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

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AWARDS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN AWARD!Dor1na Bridner - Chip Perdue AMERICQN YOUTH FOUNDATION LEADERSHIP AWARD!Chris Beyer - Meryl Friedenberg BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD!GaII Heiss 'DAR GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD!Liz Laurnann A DELTA' SIGMA THETA SORORITY AWARD!Grazia DiBiaso ELLICOTT CITY OPTIMIST VOCATIONAL AWARD!Tim Keepers -' FONT .HILL MANOR RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION AWARD!Joann Zimmerman GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY AWARDS FOR IMPROVEMENT IN MATH AND SCIENCE! Marguerite Jupitz A HOWARD COUNTY COUNCIL OF EXPERIMENT IN INTERNATIONAL LIVING AWARD FOR COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE!Joe Ieske X ' HOWARD COUNTY EDUCATION ASSOCIATION AWARD!Steve Weingarten HOWARD COUNTY JUNIOR MISS!Gai1 Heiss . I SECOND RUNNER-UP!MeryI Friedenberg E . YOUTH FITNESS. AWARD!Kim Christ TALENT A WARD!GaiI Heiss V HOWARD COUNTY TIMES JOURNALISM AWARD!Rick Jennings ' IT'S ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIP AWARDfRick Jennings - Doris Makowski KIWANIS-CLUB AWARD!Regina Grabowski ' A LION'S CLUB AWARD!MeryI Friedenberg - Martha Johnsen - Jean Soscia MARYLAND STATE JUNIOR MISS PAGEANT THIRD RUNNER-UP-SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD - KRAFT HOSTESS AWARD!Gai1 Heiss ' MICHAEL I. LOCKE ATHLETIC AWARD!Ker1 Sikora ' , MT. HEBRON-ORCHARDS CLUB AWARD!Brad Rees NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARD!Dave Orman - Elanie Whitney NORMANDY HEIGHTS IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION AWARD!Caro1 Ziegler NATIONAL MATH EXAM AWARD!MeryI Friedenberg , - NORTHEAST CONFERENCE AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN LANGUAGE STUDY! FRENCH!Jennie Stevens - GERMAN!Pam Wright - SPANISH!Brad Rees v SOROPTOMIST CLUB OF HOWARD COUNTY AWARD!A1ice Noon - Jeff Todd BEST PERFORMANCE AWARD!Dave Orman A CHARLES F. PHILLIPS, JR. SERVICE AWARD!Mery1 Friedenberg - Brad Rees FREDERICK CHOPIN AWARD! Mark Brookhart - Stephanie Satkiewicz ' LESLEY L. BOND MEMORIAL AWARD!Bobbie Saas OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS IN DRAMA AWARD!Janet Moody STUDENT HUMANRELATIONS CLUB AWARD!Ioan D'Adamo - Lester Wailaee STUDENT SECRETARY AwARDfDana Jay f ' . STUDENT SENATE ADVISER'S AWARD!Lissa Bounds THESPIAN AWARD!Thom Ballantine YEARBOOK AWARD!Craig McKind1es ADMINISTRATOR'S AWARD!Dawn Cheatham - Joan D'Adamo - Susan Femia FACULTY BALFOUR AWARD!Martha Johnsen PEOPLE f Senior Awards 12

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Ac demics The real reason behind a school is academics, the courses one studies. The subjects fascinated and bored students and in their own way prepared students for life. Keeping with this and the idea of transition there were new graduation requirements and minimum competency tests for perspective graduates of the Classes of 1979 and 1980. Twenty credits were necessary for graduation along with four credits of '72 hours of physical activity. New courses such as Gymnastics, Karate . Team Sports and Outdoor Education met the influx of students. The addition of Advanced Placement U . S. History met the demand of the college minded student. And Title IX, which mandated that all courses would be offered co- educationally resulted in the sexes clashing on fields and courts and in kitchens. OPPOSITE TOP: Recording data from experiments is a large part of Chemistry student Laura Steiner's class which relies heavily on observation. Students are expected to keep notebooks for this purpose. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: The media center is a place for studying, socializing and occasionally, daydreaming. LEFT: Preparing for a practical on the systems of the human are Vicki Jones and Carol Ziegler. Advanced Biology students are to learn about the human anatomy through the dissection of rats. INSET: As one of the many participants in the Science Fair, Jeff Meredith's project dealt with rocketry. ACADEMICS 123