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

 - Class of 1980

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Tom Dusaman Kim Dyson “Kim” calls herself “Dy.” She has studied Horticulture at Vo-Tech. With a million dol- lars she would help out her family. She would travel, buy a Trans-Am, and pay her way through college. If she could change something about Bo Manor she’d like to get heaters to heat the whole school and air-conditioning. She would change it so that we could go to homeroom instead of the cafeteria. She plans to go to the Bauder Fashion College in Miami, Florida. Joan Eder Joan” says she is shy and quiet . . . until she gets to know you. She has mostly enjoyed Fun Nite, basketball games, dances, and field hockey. With a million dollars she would buy a Camaro Rally Sport, put the rest in the bank and live off of the interest. Her most important goal is to miss as many days as she could and still get early graduation. Owen Edwards Owen” says he spends most of this time outside of school, by trying to have a good time. He says that living in Cecil County makes this very difficult. He would like to build a middle school to get rid of the 7th and 8th graders, because he is tired of dodging the little munchkins on their way to lunch. He describes himself as picky since he doesn’t like imperfection. Darlene Kim Engrav “Dar’’ says she is very easy going and has a bad temper at times. The things she liked best at Bo were pep rallies, decorating doors and bulletin boards and Mr. Dennis’ class at times. With a million dollars she would pay off the many bills and start to live in luxury. In 10 years Darlene would like a lot of money and be married, with at least one kid. Mike Evans Michael Wayne Farrow “Spike” says he wants to be a rock’n roll star in 10 years. With a million dollars he would buy real estate in Columbia. His goal for his senior year is to be a drummer in a rock band. ‘Spike’ worked at Holly Hill Farms on the senior VIC program. He had the hardest time in Chemistry and Alg. II Trig. due to the fact he didn’t care. After graduation “Spike” will be studying Business Administration at Wesley College. Tony Fields

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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



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Michael Evan Fish “Mickey” says he is a procrastinator. If he could change one thing at Bo Manor it would take ten cases of dynamite. His most important goal was to achieve higher than 50% attendance. If Micke y could have a million dollars, he would buy a Corvette, a house on the beach at Ocean City, and invest the rest in gold. Sidney Ford Kathryn A. Fretz Fritzie” says she is a quiet person so everyone thinks. She loved art class more than anything. To her, enjoying life and having fun is everything. In ten years Fritzie would like to have her own beauty shop, married to Gary with two children and living on a 20 acre farm. With a million dollars she would buy Mr. Dennis a cheese and cracker shop or sub shop and use the rest for her future plans. Thomasina Garnett Danny Gassaway Connie Marie Gooden “Squirrely” says she is a person who likes to joke around but can be serious too. She likes to be creative when possible. In 10 years she wants to have a career as an airline stewardness and have her own place. With a million dollars she would buy a big house and decorate it in Elizabethan or modern style. Tracy Ann Goudy “Tracy” says she is very loud and naughty. In 10 years from now, she would like to be working because she likes to. If she could change one thing about Bo Manor it would be to be able to go to lockers between classes. Her most important goal of her senior year is to graduate. Donnie Graham 1]

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