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

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Volleyball gefs hung-up in nef Though many members were playing organized ball for the first time, the varsity volley- ball team opened the season upon an optimistic note. Fac- ing strong Carroll County schools in the early part of the season, they fared disast- rously because, according to Coach Bruce Smith, . . . of lack of enthusiasm or ability . . . many of the other teams had played together for three or four years. Against county teams they played much better. ,Mn , ml. sf. K1 5 Ki 4 W. fs fflfffflg eq 132,519 gglikf- ini 5 ssl 'r Hai.. Av Ll K, iplq il 1 If TOP RIGHT: FRONT: Dawn Willoughby. Karen Gagnon, Regina Grabowski, Elsa Kossman. BACK: Terri Kelley, Sheri Elliott, Sally Nuessle, Diane Wissig, Ian Dunham. Mary Kouroupis, Susan DeCrispino. TOP LEFT: A dig for the ball by Diane Wissig. LOWER RIGHT: A starting serve by Regina Grabowski. l7O SPORTS!Vcrsily Volleyball . . ,:., sk:--. . :Q . i Q X 294: ' Q 1 , 9 if 9 t,,, ag A S: RESUL Scott Carroll Carroll . estminster Oakland Mills Aberdeen Havre de Grace Mills Mills Lost

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Uniformify is fhe main oonoepf of hockey Both the JV and varsity field hockey teams displayed skill and enthusiasm during the season. The JV squad maintained a strong defensive attitude as they held their opponents scoreless in four matches. Linda DeCarlo and Rose Sharbaugh were the team's top scorers. Jeannie Soscia, the high scorer on the varsity squad, was voted Most Valuable Offensive Player along with Most Valuable Defensive Player, Beth Bowen. Both offensive and defensive playing meshed to- gether as a unit and this is why the team as a whole played effectively. CENTER: Aiming for the ball is Sue Clopein. LEFT: COUNTERCLOCK- WISE TOP: Coach Ms. Val Salvato, Cindy Kuncl, Linda Moody, Barbara Fisher, lane Beresford, Terri Angel- ozzi, Linda DeCarlo. Sue Kieffer, Alice Balthis, Rosemary Gaskin, Lori Marone, Sue Clopein, Rose Sharbaugh, Mindy May. CENTER: Maryanne Maker, Kathy Evans. ABOVE: A rivalry for the ball by some of the team members. SPORTSXJV Hockey 169

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.IV players spike former champs HOME SEASON RESULTS! S C get 1- Scott Key if S Scott Key , g Carroll 1 Carroll Aberdeen Howard 15 '-fe Oakland Mins :: .15 ,jgoakland Mins l A g - - 54 Westminster 15 r 15 Howard 11 ,, Won - 5 Lost - 9 f 'tr ' ' L TOP LEFT: FRONT: Diane Gagnon, Laura Haughton, Becky Dunham, Linda Lyman, Hale Sonmez, Sheila Dolan. BACK: Kim Ulman, Debbie Axline, Kathleen Crooks, Nancy Blair. Heather Rooney, Jean Hawes, Coach Scott. ABOVE: The ball is hit by Linda Lyman as Hale Sonmez watches. FAR RIGHT: Striving for the ball is Becky Dunham. I -I , l...,.... This was the first year the IV volleyball team had an official season. Coached by Ms. Elizabeth Scott, the team practiced faithfully and played some fine games against the few JV teams in the county. Their most spectacular win was over Howard I-ligh's younger varsity members, the current county champions. Linda Lyman was voted Most Valuable Player. U 45 vw, , -,,.....-.---11 , -, ,.. -.. .M..Wf R i Q-