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

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Organizations With school organizations , there was a transition from the conservative to the liberal. Advisory groups were weekly gatherings of students. Instituted this year, they allowed time to rap about contemporary issues , make crafts or even have girls play lacrosse. In all, there were over sixty topics for students to choose form. THE MOUNTAIN'S lampoon, THE VALLEY , was responsible for humor, hysteria and havoc alike. It even had many wondering about censorship. The membership of the National Honor Society grew when a fall induction was held for qualifying juniors and seniors. And although membership in Thespian Troupe 312214 was small , they produced the musical, ON THE TOWN in November. OPPOSITE TOP: Nervously awaiting induction into the National Honor Society is Junior Nancy Quigley. She was one of many students who were part of the first fall induction. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Performing at the Special Olympics is the marching band. Several members were part of bands which received superior ratings in county and state adjudications. LEFT: Trail rides to Misty Manor in nearby Glenelg are part of the Equestrian club's activities for the year. ORGANIZATIONS 147

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Thirty-four girls com- prise the drill team, a group of synchronized precision dancers who perform drills dur- ing the halftimes of basketball and football games. Known as the Lancers, members practiced every day after school for two hours. In this, their seventh year, the Lancers performed in the Baltimore Columbus Day Par- ade, a Halloween Parade through the Mt. Hebron Development, the Hagerstown Parade and at Towson State College . TOP: BOTTOM ROW: Kim Axtf1stLt.J, Alice Noon CCapt.b, Kim Christ'fCo- Capt.b, Debbie Lodder Clnd Lt.J. MID- DLE ROW: Kim Russell, Susanne Grill, Marguerite Kieffer, Sue Rooney, Carrie George, Dana Jay, Debbie Cannon, Kim Butler, Ellen Schaeffer, Diane Foreman, Leigh Mergehen, Donna Bridner, Diana Morris. TOP ROW: Lori Isles, Cher- rie England, Barb Hafele, Janice Davis. Renee Rotttnan, Janette Hymes, Gail Heiss. Coaroline Roche, Daine Smith, Joanne Sorg, Patty Haldeman, Yvonne Evans, Janet Moody, Darla Babish, Cheryl Faust, Chris Pierelli. MISSING: Lisa Christ. ABOVE: The drill team performed at all home football games. Alice Noon leads tnembers in the Windy routine. LEFT: Sub sales were part of the drill team's fund raising activities. As an assembly line worker, Darla Babish adds tomatoes to the sandwiches that sold for 31.60 a piece. l48 ORGANIZATIONS!DriIITeom Lancers pracfice daily 'gn -., . ' ,fl Q U I 0 5 -1 QL Q 'Q 'I 1.1 .U p .7 s . n-S, I i X Xa-T I , 1 rx rx-. ..-vb ...Hx .-an 0 ' 'TA' -:Kr M. gf 'i -. E - - F' JL- 'w? '?mY x.v--:glare uv ,lf 42-- f L I1 M fs Q 1 . gg I -1-'lil '., 4 r L, i p Y s l . I I . 7 A V - f. , , S. . Nga V 1 wp' Q Wu? 5 '2- . , . 5 x N Q . ,Ay-. A x v . V... 1 N ,Q R ,LQ ,args , ' ,j f . - , H .:1..,,, -Ms, wg gigs, f X . f:i1??1fTZ,r-.asi a . . -, . gl.. 1 ,.3'.l1z2 '.H'i j' , . 'timid 4 . - p 33g,2r,f.'.iMt'f fi if ,gg-.,,1Urp:.T ,QQ ips,-' ix-'jf'-fQ't.,m -.- 953 'ii'1'iff4,' IW? 1?-11'.5T 1ri':'.Myi!xHrfiZf'f54w.:'i'v-.5'I Z ,a,ix.fs,g x,1.QiU:Qig'zlQQiv:.f ivigvjzlyiggw , ,jg !LtQ 51g:.gf ',- .Wag 4:'3gN'Q f ,SQL - N 'i ' ,i'-34411: '3'5g2i'ii3'i2 fffivfiii ii 51f 74'-i-,i- 'Tf.'+f. '?fifi'-if 'ii Q1'.5-fciifiuti' f . 47, 'wrffi f1r'fl'f 5 , ,. 5 'Q ', i',Qg,j Ktufjelly H399 N325 y..!iwl,, 1'-, . g?.'1g'i'9iir', hh 7 'ntt .Q x t,.g,Q'dl,,.44,,3:.: ,,.f,wg ANN ,L fy ,nr-.J K ylix .X It ag' A - an