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

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NEWSPAPER WORKS HARD TO DO MORE ABOVE RIGHT: Ms. Stant gives assignments. ABOVE LEFT: The journalism class at a relaxing moment. x 1A uf wee: 7} ‘i: thames STANDING: Advisor — Ms. Stant, Gary Bowlesby, Tom Duff, Jeff Ritter, Lisa Spence. SEATED: Sherri Dean, Lisa Aronsan. 38

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BELOW: Literary editor Kim Stein, the only skilled typist on the staff RIGHT: Adam Wolle stands guard over the yearbook room with his sub-machine gun to make sure the editors don’t leave before the deadline. MIDDLE LEFT: Co-editor Edie Bryant shows her anger as she finishes Deb- bie’s and Wendy’s layout. Last year the yearbook debt climbed to fourteen hundred dollars. This year, after much discussion, it was agreed that, in order to eliminate some of the debt, senior color would have to be omit- ted from the book. This decision was met with much protest from the seniors. It was decided that senior color would be included if the senior class could help pay for the color. Ms. Felice attended a senior class meeting and asked for their help, but they responded that, since the senior year is an expensive year, the sen- ior class could not afford it. Once again senior color was dropped. After this unfortuante decision, the yearbook staff worked hard on a variety of fund raisers to work off the debt and start fresh for next year. The annual Yearbook Dance was a huge success. The candy sales, concession stand sales at baseball, softball, and tennis games, and the current stationery sales were also helpful in removing the debt. Unfortunately, the 1980 junior high yearbook has put the yearbook in debt once again. ABOVE: Ronda Wicks takes a lunch break after finally arriving for deadline day. FAR LEFT: Ms Felice works in her room across from the yearbook room so that she can keep an eye on the staff. RIGHT: Some members of the staff, from left to right; Carolyn Ventura, Debbie Potts, Ms. Felice, Wendy McLennan, Cletis Johnson, Susie Morris, Kim Stein. 37

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TOP: Jeff Ritter works hard on his layout. TOP RIGHT: Jeff Ritter helps Ray Hill and Lisa Spence with their assignments. ABOVE: Gary Bowlesby — the newspaper photographer. This year’s newspaper unfortunately started off with a jolt because of the expected departure of last year’s advisor Ms. Judy Drummond. Our new advisor is Ms. Paula Stant, a recent graduate from Towson State College. Although she is a speech major, she inherited the position of newspaper advisor and has done a fine job, despite everything that was against them from the beginning. Several changes were made with the new advisor as well as the new staff. For instance, there was the new paper that was used that looked more like a public newspaper. The newspaper also held a sock hop for the junior high in an attempt to raise money.