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

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Tena Marie Caleb “Tena”’ says in 10 years she would like to have a steady job and be happily married to Greg. If she had one thing to change about Bo Manor it would be to have central heating and air conditioning. At Bo Manor she has mostly enjoyed her Psychology class. The event of the 70’s she mostly enjoyed was going to Florida to Disneyworld. Her favorite movie of the 70’s was “The One Who Flew Over the Cookoo’s Nest.” Dawn Marion Caleo “Dawn’”’ calls herself ““Pokie.” With a million dollars she would buy a Trans- Am and use the rest of the money for gas so she could be able to run it. At the beginning of the year she worked at Zurich Corp; she presently works at John Holmes Yacht Broker. She’s had the hardest time in Mr. Gregory’s Personal Typing Class because she said “type fast’’ and her fingers said “no.” She would like to go to school in Delaware to be a beautician. Mike Carrol Frank E. Carter “Frank”’ calls himself “Stud” and ‘Jerry Lewis.”’ He took refrigeration, plumbing, and heating in Vo Tech. He would like to change the turn outs for wrestling and school spirit. He has not had trouble in any class because he got along with the teachers and fellow students. He received awards of a certificate for the Youth Energy Debate and a Varsity Letter for Wrestling. Constance Sue Carpenter “Connie” says that if she had a million dollars, she would go on a long trip and buy a new car and motorcycle. Her hardest class has been Physics because of all the information that must be remembered. Her most important goal has been to keep her twelve years of perfect attendance. She plans to go to the Nursing School of Wilmington and become a nurse. Concetta E. Carroll “Cetta” has enjoyed the basketball and football games. She has also enjoyed Typing because Mr. Gregory was a person who really understood her. If she could change something about Bo Manor, it would be to rebuild the school and change the attitudes that the students have for each other. After gradua- tion she would like to go to Job-Corps and work with retarded children. Joseph Clarence Francis Christie “Joe” calls himself ‘Animal.” Fitting isn’t it? In 10 years he would like to be a sex symbol. He studied Auto-mechanics at Vo Tech. He would like to change just about everything except Ms. Cullen and Ms. Bair. With a million dollars he would invest in himself. His most important goal he set to accom- plish was to run the school; and he almost did it. Jeffrey Scott Cunningham “Jeff” calls himself “Ted.” In 10 years he hopes to be involved profession- ally in music, make lots of money, and be very happy with his life. With a million dollars he would find the best and fastest way to turn one million into 10 million and promptly do so. He has enjoyed the dances a few years ago. He is also grateful for his chance to sing at the Sweetheart’s Ball ’79. It is a mem- ory he’ll undoubtedly never forget. He has had the hardest time getting along in the elective gym classes, because they use the same program every year.

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Isace Spencer Blevins, III “Skip” says he is a very great, terrific, modified, excellent, burnt out, and loveable guy. His favorite activities at Bo were drinking in the boys’ room and especially, very espe- cially, early graduation. His hardest class was Ms. Blazics’ VIC class, (just kidding Ms. Blazic — How much is a penny worth?) His goal of his senior year is to “burn this place down”! In ten years Skip would like to be lounging and trying to figure o ut what in the world he accomplished after 12 years of school. Teresa A. Blevins Terry” says she is very exuberant. In ten years Terry says she’d like to be single, wealthy, and having a good time. If she could change one thing about Bo Manor it would be the attitudes of both the faculty and the student body. Ms. Coulter’s classes and the sports practices and games are what Terry’s enjoyed most. She had the hardest time get- ting along in Mr. Sheaffers U.S. History class, because of his philosophies. The most important goal she set out to accomplish in her senior year was to be inducted into Honor Society. After graduation Terry plans to go to Washington College and major in commer- cial advertising. Mary Lou Bolton ‘Mary Lou” says in ten years she would like to be making lots of money as an accoun- tant. Mary Lou described herself as very confused. With a million dollars she would buy a new silver Celica and put the rest in the bank to collect interest. The activities Mary Lou liked best were sports. She received an award in softball. Her most important goal as a senior was not to take any exams. Kim E. Boyer “Slick” says he is very tall, dark, and handsome, with a million dollars he would buy a new car, a house and some women. The activities he enjoyed most at Bo Manor were bas- ketball games and pep rallies. He hoped to accomplish at least one excellent report during his senior, year. Julia Lynne Brock “Brock” says in ten years she would like to have a full time job and also be happily married to Scott. She says she is very talkative because she can never seem to keep her mouth shut at any time. With a million dollars she would buy a brand new car and a trai- lor for Scott and herself to live in, and enjoy the remaining money. Janine Marie Brown Park ‘Janine” says that in 10 years she would like to be living with Frenchie on an island in the South Seas. She says she is very together and down to earth. With a million dollars she would buy a small airplane, get her pilot’s license, and start her own business. Janine has had the hardest time getting along in Gym because it’s hard to dress in a locker room that is 32° F. Chris, Bullock “Chris” calls himself the “Phantom Joker.” He says that he is very DAZED and CON- FUSED. During his forced imprisonment at Bo Manor he enjoyed Theatre Arts, Drama, and Art the most because Ms. Bair and Mr. Dennis seem to know how to get the point across. His most important goal set to accomplish by the end of his Senior year is to keep his insanity a secret until after he gets his diploma. Jimmy Caleb “Jimmy” calls himself “Long Legs.” He studies Auto Mechanics at Vo Tech. He has enjoyed both Wood Shop and Metal Shop at Bo Manor.

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Mike Cupeto John H. Cushing John Cushing says that with a million dollars he would just sit back and enjoy it. In his spare time he likes to race motorcyeles. If he could change anything about Bo Manor he would blow it up and build a new one. To further his education he is going to Florida to study motorcycle mechanics. Melissa J. Dawkins Melissa Dawkins calls herself “Messy Missy.” In 10 years she would like to be working as a veterinarian assistant. She would like to change the lack of respect on the part of the students toward the teachers. With a million dollars she would build a sanctuary for wild animals and buy “No Hunting” signs. She would like to go to Chesapeake College and go into the field of animal behavior and zoology. Sherri Sue Dean Sherri Dean calls herself “Shortcake.” In 10 years she would like to be a truck driver. If she could change anything about Bo Manor she would like to place a roof over the smoking lounge. She describes herself as ambitious. She has had the hardest time in Mr. Sheaffer’s class because she had him for three years and you can only stand so much. Gerald David Dailey Jerry Dailey calls himself “Dailey.” In 10 years he would like to be living it up. He studied Industrial Electricity at Vo Tech. He describes himself as enjoyable. With a million dollars he would Raise Hell! His most important goals are to graduate and to take out Lisa L. Allen Porter Davis Allen Davis calls himself “Porter.” In 10 years he would like to be making a lot of money and not be tied down. He described himself as lazy. He studies A.P. Calculus at Perryville. He works at Cecilton Fire Co. Mona Lisa Dersh Mona Lisa Dersh calls herself ““Derskkin.”’ Her major goal set to accom- plish before the end of her senior year was to learn to control her temper. She plans to attend Findlay College in Ohio and go into the Air Force. In ten years she would like to be very well established with a very highly appraised farm. She hopes to continue playing field hockey and softball in her spare time. Mark Durrett