Bohemia Manor High School - Bohemian Yearbook (Chesapeake City, MD)

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k GHT: Connie Carpenter, this year’s salutatorian, is distinguished irom the rest of the class of ’80 by her twelve years of perfect attend- ance. She has taken hard courses throughout her stay at Bohemia Manor. Physics students will remember her for the hard work she put into that and every class. She has what many students at Bohe- mia Manor lack: the will and the wish to learn. This, and her goal to go to the Nursing School of Wilmington, enabled her to keep her grade average above average. LEFT: Charlotte Teague is this year’s valedictorian, and she earned the title by a lot of hard work during her stay at Bohemia Manor. Charlotte plays flute in the high school band as well as the stage band. She has also been a member of the chorus for two years. In her junior year, Charlotte was the recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution medal for outstanding work in U.S. History. Charlotte ended her impressive high school record with the office of Honor Society President in her senior year. 107

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PARADING AROUND | 84 - 843 Nee AT BO MANOR po deal Gd i Pe SisiMasoned CLOCKWISE AT TOP: Frank Carter shows off the last of the partying people of 1980. Scott Long adds novelty to parading. Many seniors have other expenses, other than school activities. Kerry Smith spins wheels to add life to the school tradition. Sidney Ford states his belief that the class of 1980 are 1. 106

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GRADUATION Ze SENIORS’ LAST DAY OF SCHOOL IS THE BEST ABOVE: Cindy Wolf, senior class president, opens the 1980 graduation ceremonies. TOP RIGHT: Chris Luzetsky takes her seat before the ceremonies begin. MIDDLE RIGHT: Seniors A thru B make up the front row. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Jones, Rochelle Henry, Kathy Long, Connie Goo- den, Thomasina Garnett, and Charlotte Teague make up the chorus that sang at Graduation. They sang Theme From Mahogany and My Song. 108