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

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TOP RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Gary Anderson CSec.J, Val Shryock QPres.J, Bobbie Saas QVPJ, Bob Schingeck CTreas.J. SECOND ROW: Kathy Abbott, Lisa Fuller, Kelly Flannigan, Elsa Kossman, Mary Nell Ro- manik, Suzanne Roche, Mindy May, Cathy Ehlers, Jennie Thien. THIRD ROW: Julie Dorn, Gwen Wells, Gregg Erickson, Allan Steen, David Compton, Penny Boyd, Grazia DiBiaso. TOP ROW: Keith Wilson, Betsie Gross, Joanne Zimmerman, Glen Scobee, Liz Larney, Mr. Adams fadviserl. BOTTOM RIGHT: Grazia DiBiaso frightl comes from Genova, Italy and lived with the Dorn family. Grazia likes sports, friends, music and nature. When she returns to Italy she hopes to study law. Grazia feels this year has been fun . . . because I've had the chance to meet so many new people, and thanks all who . . . have made this year an unforgettable one. Eighteen year old Elsa Elena Kossman Cleft! is from Rio Negro, Argentina and resided with the Flannigan family. Elsa feels this year has been a great experience be- cause she has been able to see . . . the difference between our countries and can see the good and bad of each. She is . . . never going to forget this beautiful experience and extends a million thanks to all the people in the U . S . A . AF9 sponsors fwo sfudenfs 156 ORGANIZATIONS!Ameridcm Field Service To relieve the financial strain of hosting two foreign exchange students and helping members participate in the Americans Abroad Program, the American Field Service club toiled industriously selling bal- loon tickets and citrus fruits. The adult chapter assisted with paper work and bills. As a result of their work finan- ces boomed . Yet, the AFS was not all drudgery. Building a prize winning float, hosting area exchange students for Inter- national Day and traveling to Dover, New Jersey for a short term exchange were all special events. At the fre- quent parties it was not unusual to see different cult- ures conversing amiably. Sev- eral pot luck dinners were also held .

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R-0- W-D-I-E fhaf's fhe way WE spell rowdy Q LEFT: TOP ROW: Carolyn German, Liz Todd. MIDDLE ROW: Ian Lanchart. Lynda Bauer, Barb Sullivan, Karen Adcr. BOTTOM ROW: Sharon Fauvcr qCapr. 7, Donna Morris, Mary Ellen Williams. Debbie McLamb CCapr.J. BOTTOM LEFT: Sophomore Miriam Gibbs stops to look at the scoreboard. BOTTOM SEQUENCE CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: Dcbbic McLamb, Icancuc While. Liz Todd. Dawn Higgins. ORGANIZATIONS!Cheerlecders 155

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SGA sponsors dance marafhon Capitalizing on the increase the schoolwide canned food in student involvement, the drive provided sixteen families Student Government Association with food baskets at Christ- sponsored the first countywide dance marathon in February. The contest featured eighty- one participants. The Back-to- School dance netted 3184 and mas. The Blood Donor pro- gram was continued for the fourth consecutive year and a financial committee appeared for the first timeg its purpose 'fl 4' TOP LEFT FRONT ROW Keith Dalton QVPJ Lrssa Bounds 4Pres l Stacey Campbell fSec J John Deane fTreas J SECOND ROW Marcia Horton Ltsa Shoenbrodt Anne D1V1rg1l1o Becky Hardy Sue Walter John Gruver Cindy Teal Jinny Lynner THIRD ROW leff Gonya Bill Bradford Lisa Peru Jan Dunham Regina Grabow skt Chns Reese TOP ROW Tony Cooke Rick Poultn Liz Larney Brian O Day Steve Compton ABOVE General assemblies are bimonthly meetings held during the school day for all SGA mem bers Ltssa Bounds presides over a Feb mary gathering LEFT The twelve hour Dance Marathon raised over S1400 for the Howard County Association of Retarded Citizens Contestants Vtckl Lauer and Mtke Rau relax during one of the fifteen minute break periods. was fund raising A popular accomplishment was the student government s work on behalf of the inclusion of the break period Members also sponsor- ed a Student Government Day on March 21 . ORGANIZATIONS!Student Senate 157