Mount Hebron High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Ellicott City, MD)

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Itis Academic, Human Relations After two tryout sessions in the fall the competitors for It's Aca- demic were chosen. The show was held the second week of Sep- tember. With Mr. Oppelt as coach, the team put forth a commendable effort although they placed third. In the fall, as a direct result of a racial incident, the Human Relations club was formed. Con- cerned students were brought together to discuss problems. The main consideration of the group was to strengthen relations between all students in the school. The new club sponsored a Coo1 and Casual dance which proved to be a huge success with a large turnout. Advisors Mr. Greenberg and Mr. Kesmodel look forward to an even more unified future . Greg Hawes, Diane Menustik, Craig McKind1es. Coach Oppelt 1 cgQ,hl I My ,f 3 , J ,. fuss 1 if fp X Don Mahoney, Tony Notari, Donna Keefe, Mariet McCn1mb, Deborah Hammond, Peter Ridgely, Mr. Dave Greenberg Dana Hawkins Lester Wallace, Cherylene Beck, Sue Thorr, Shari Kelly, Betty Sorbo, Saronda Bacon, Mr. P. I. Kesmodel.

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coordinate activities idling... , Barb Sullivan, Lynda Bauer, Carrie George, Cindi Buttling. Jeff Gonya, Jeanie Fredericks, Diane Smit.h, Caroline Roche. Active during the school year was the Sophomore Class and their officers. A candy sale in the fall helped to produce a Valentine's Dance, and a spring basketball game between the faculty and the WCAO Good Guys. In cooperation with the P.T.S.A. the Sophomore Class also held a spaghetti dinner. Class officers were: Cindi But- tling - President: Lynda Bauer - Secretaryg Lizz Todd - Vice- president: Barb Sullivan, Carrie George - Treasurers. Advisor - Ms. Johnson. The Freshman Class was com- prised of four officers: Jeff Gonya - Presidentg Caroline Roche - Vice-president: Jeannie Freder- icks - Secretaryg Diane Smith - Treasurer. With enthusiasm and class support the Freshmen pro- duced a Homecoming float, held various bake sales and sponsored a Spring Dance on April 2.

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Thespians display versatility l l l l The members of Troupe 1222214 of The Interna- tional Thespian Society showed great enthusiasm in such varied activities as instrumental and choral music ensembles, dance troupes, and charity pro- ductions. They attended the District and State Drama Conferences, as well as the International Conference in Muncie, Indiana, held at the end of June. Terri Steen, Vice-President to the troupe, was selected as Howard County Representative to the State Thespian Council. Many members were involved with the spring musical, Funny Girl, and a select group performed a version of Story Theatre at area schools. T ul 6 ' . WI lu W6 Members of Troupe 32214 of the Thespian Society presented Story Theatre under the direction of Jim Merillat. nr 71 . xii F. ,- is. , x , I 3 1-El, Jim Merillat CPres.J, Terri Steen CV.P. and State Council Memberb, Donna Clark fSec.5, Maribeth Kellerman fTreas.J, Tom Ballentine 1Underclassman Rep.J, Janet Moody, Marcia Fuller, Laury Turyn, Cindee Kloetzli, Laura O'Reil1y, Yvonne Evans, Lynn Martin, Dave Crass, Val Shryock, Becky Boender, Mark Grieb, Elaine Whitney, Janet Spangler, Karen Clark, Roy Grant.