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

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TOP LEFT: A former mathematics in- structor at Glenelg High School, Mr. Miller became administrative assist- ant in January. ABOVE: As she heads for lunch in the cafeteria, Ginny Mueller receives some friendly advice from Mr. Adams. LEFT: Handling pap- erwork is part of Mr. McCrumb's daily routine. He has served as principal since 1967. PEOPLEfAdminislrc1ion 9

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During the year Principal James R. McCrumb and Vice- Principal Howard Adams did their share of adjusting. In September the position of ad- ministrative assistant had not been filled. The job was pre- viously held by Ms. Sue Anne Tabler, who had been selected as vice-principal at Glenelg High School. Mr. Skip Link was hold- ing the position until a per- manent successor could be found . Administrators banded together to deal with such problems as overcrowding , computer schedul- ing's multitude of lists and a defective air conditioning system in the English wing. In January, administrators insti- tuted a ten minute break between periods B and C3 and Mr. Clarence Miller official- ly became administrative assistant. He had formerly taught at Glenelg High School. Although administrators feared not being able to offer as many advanced courses as in previous years, they looked forward to the Fall of '77 when transferring freshmen and soph- omores would move to Centennial and the school's enrollment would drop to one thousand students. 8 PEOPLE!Adminis0rofion Af fhe fop X up from'

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Ames aims for Qmokies ABOVE: Former resident of Georgia, Ms. Nancy Ames enjoys camping in her spare time. Before moving to Maryland she spent most of her camping time in the Smokey Mountains. Since moving here she has been searching for new places to camp, but she is afraid that few if any will match the beauty of the Smokies. Ms. Ames teaches Geometry and General Math. PEOPlE!Fcculfy Knock on wood BELOW: Woodshop I and Advanced Woodshop instructor Mr. Melvin Greasley enjoys camping with his family. He feels this is a fine way of '. . . drawing the family together and keeping it together as we work with and learn from each other on a daily basis . 1