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

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Chairs deparfmenf RIGHT: Metal Shop I and Advanced Metal Shop teacher Mr Charles Legters is the chair- person of the Industrial Arts Department. lf's Academic Coach ABOVE: Chemistry and Physics instructor Mr. Dave Oppelt jogs in his free time. He coached the It's Academic' team. Tranquil, rural life RIGHT: For relaxation, Ms. Elizabeth Scott reads and listens to music. She also treasures the peaceful sur- roundings of her farm, where she raises her own vegetables and flowers. She enjoys work ing with students both as a Phase IV English teacher and as the JV volleyball coach. I4 PEOPLE!Foculty

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lnferesfs vary ABOVE: Sewing, reading skiing, and bicycling are pastimes Ms. Kathy Lindemer enjoys. She is the librarian and advisor to the Class of '77 . Welcome back, Qalvafo LEFT: Alumnus Ms. Val Salvato is a part-time Physi- cal Education I teacher. In her spare time she enjoys bi- cycling and outdoor activities. , Z- ln fhe lead ABOVE: Bicyc1e racing is a growing sport in the country and it offers exciting com- petition as well as being a fantastic way to keep in shape , claims Mr. Dave Johnson. He is a member of the Chesapeake T rl- 1 Wheelmen, a local racing club and participates in the club races in this area , as well as a few in other eastern states. He teaches Geometry , Calculus and Advanced Math, and Algebra I and coaches the Varsity baseball and J V wrestling teams. PEOPLE!Fccul!y 13 r

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Qi-. -P ., ii.. ,.. f ,, -g r . . fam, 'Nm Hgh! 'hu-pf 5-x ., -MN . - ,N N-QW -2.-QL Shoofing fhe rapids LEFT: Although only a begin- ning Earth Science teacher, Mr. Edward Kaminski has become attracted to the sport of white water canoeing. He has not had a chance to canoe on any streams outside of Maryland and finds the Patapsco River the most challenging of those he has traveled. Fly-fishing is another of his interests. Rig? fhe masf Aside from teaching II and Math Lab, Ms. Whitt enjoys boating. the past three years she her husband have spent most their spare time building boat. Caulking the deck, using a power drill, installing insulation, sanding and paint- ing the hull from a raft are some of the chores involved in its construction. According to Ms. Whitt, It's been a lot of work, but it's fun and a project we can share in the time to come. Breezing along ABOVE: Spanish I, II, and III instructor Ms. Debbie Doyle enjoys boating during the summer PEOPLE!FocuIty 5