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

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TOP LEFT: The Teachers make another basket!!! TOP RIGHT: A flying ball falls into the hands of a senior, and Mr. Mumma waits for the right moment to take it away. ABOVE: Two seniors stand with their donkeys waiting for the game to begin. LEFT: The seniors try to even the score with this basket. 85

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FUNKY DONKEYS RIDE AG The annual game of teachers vs. seniors vs. donkeys began at 7:30 on Wednesday, Novem- ber 14. There were about nineteen seniors pit- ted against only nine semi-experienced teach- ers. The signal that the game could be started came when Joe Christie crosses the gym floor with a yell. Laughter rang from every corner of the gym as teachers and seniors mounted don- keys with names such as Tornado and Hurri- cane. At the start of the game the seniors were excited and anxious for victory but the teach- ers led by two or three baskets. That did not discourage the seniors but instead made them fight all the harder. They fought furiously for the control of the ball — sometimes pulling teachers off the donkeys in their excitement. Leading scorers for the seniors were: Tom Morris, Bob Biggs and Lisa McClay. Mr. Buck Mumma and Mr. Randy Sheaffer took the lead for the teachers. The game ended in a 34-28 victory for the teachers but the high point of the evening came when Mr. Sheaffer, to his horror, had to clean up the mess his donkey had deposited in several places on the gym floor. @ AIN TOP OF PAGE: Mr. Sheaffer gets a hold on the ball as Sherry Dean tries to take it ’ away. ABOVE: Joe Christie tries to hide the ball from Mr. Mumma.

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THE LITTLE ONES WERE A BIG ATTRACTION BELOW: Pre-school is so fun because you get to color. A big event for the Child Development class came when they set up their annual pre-school. On October 22, 1979, twelve children from the ages of three to five years attended pre-school at Bohemia Manor. There were twenty-three students in the class and every day four dif- + ferent students were the teachers. The students planned different activi- a 4 ties for the children including a snack every day. At the end of the «A, As, week, there was a Halloween Parade where the children brought in cos- . yeu, tumes and marched around the school. The children also had a snack 7 ts {™ for lunch including pizza, and grilled cheese. 5 Me eee This event is very educational both to the students and the children, a ABOVE: Some of the pre-school take time out from play fora picture. 86 |