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

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COUNTERCLOCKWISE: Pam Warden and Patty Elwood teach Sidney Ford and Paul Gsell how to rock. More Eagles dance to the beat. Why aren’t you dancing, Mrs. Smith and Ms. Narghang? The Fall Sports Dance was a dance of contests. Student Council added some innovations this year to achieve higher attendance at their annual Fall Sports Dance held October 12. It was a dance of contests with door prizes, dance contests and an attendance contest to the team with the highest attendance. First were two door prizes which gave free cheese pizzas from Chat’n Chew to the winners who were Cletis Johnson and Beth Eveland. There were two dance contests the first won by Bruce Jaccard and Debbie Crawford and the second by Scott Jaccard and Robin Gassaway. The JV Cheerleading squad and the varsity volleyball team won the highest team attend- ance at the dance and acquired free admission to the Homecoming Dance held in January. The dance music was provided by Bo Manor’s Mr. Larry Garber and BGR, and they returned by popular demand after doing such a fantastic job at the Yearbook Dance. 89

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A FALL EVENT WITH BIG ATTRACTIONS CLOCKWISE: Mandy Cupeto and Scott Jaccard disco to the beat. Bruce Jaccard and Debbie Craw- ford show their prizes after winning a dance con- test. Bo Manor students participate in one of the dance contests.

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The Spirit week had gone well and the pep rally on Friday, February 22 was highlighted with the Varsity cheerleaders doing their pom- pon routine to the band playing “Hot Stuff.” As the night neared the Eagle fans filled the gym with excitement and spirit. The Homecoming game against Elkton went well, but the Eagles trailed the Elks. This was no matter to the fans though, they cheered their hardest for the Eagle team. As the close of the game neared, the Elks were ahead. But the Eagles were still winners to everyone because of the poor sportsmanship of the Elks as they tore down the Homecoming posters that many faithful Eagles had spent so much time on. As the Homecoming dance started to fill the cafeteria, everyone had forgotten the game to the beat of Bad Sneakers. Everyone enjoyed listening t o some great rock music. Altogether, Homecoming night was a great success. TOP: Bad Sneakers plays some jam. CENTER: The Queen and her court: Val White, Mitzi Sheldon, and Dolores Williams. BOTTOM LEFT: Dolores Williams and Alan Davis slow dance. BOTTOM RIGHT: Denise Russell “does her thing.”