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

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Hr is -f-AB-M wr to break or tie thirteen of thirty-one school records. Jack Lowman took first place in the county championships two mile run. Sheila Dolan and Brad Elliott also did very well in competition. Q. kk B TOP LEFT: Victory assured, lack Low- man finishes the two mile run. LEFT: Leading the pack, Dede Moore pushes in to finish. ABOVE: BOTTOM ROW: Loretta Barringer, Sindy Rich Sue DeCrispino, Becky Dunham, Lorie Marone, Terri Angelozzi, Linda Lyman. SECOND ROW: Shiela Dolan, Dedc Moore Ellen Milburn, Jane Henning, Della Kolby, Cindy Kuncl, Dottie Kapperl. Karen Koski. THIRD ROW: Dave Struss, Jack Lowman, Steve Beesl, Jeff Tessmcr, Kevin Dolan, Doug Hinds, Don Perry. TOP ROW: Becky Cooke, Rick Winde, Bill Melvin, Ron Riggle, Rob Taglifero, Brad Elliott, Brad Sellers, Dave Vaughn, Coach Boesler. SPORTS!Indoor track 177

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The will fo build . . The cross country team reported for practice young and inexperienced - and enthusiastic . Despite the fact that only three members were juniors and seniors, the team showed that it had the strength and the will to run before dawn and after dark, sun, rain, or snow. It paid . Ellen Milburn became the first school athlete to ever receive All-State honors ors. But more important, every individual improved, grew, and shared in a learning experience. when a man starts out with nothing He starts first with himself And the faith that is in his heart - The strength there The will there to build From Freedom s Plow Langston Hughes NACE -406 FBS. LEFT: One mile to go and Jim Piel will be finished. TOP RIGHT: Look- ing strong, Dean Landis enters the home stretch. ABOVE: BOTTOM ROW: John Nitz, David Waagbo, Kevin Dolan, Paul QW Stroessner, Dale Mules, Doug Dudar, Jack Lowman. TOP ROW: Becky Cook, lim Piel, Mark Lash, Brad Elliott, Dean Landis. Scott Goedeke, Dan Rapinski, Ellen Milburn, Coach Katzen.

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Girls baslcefball - counfy, disfricf champs Standing out among the l other teams was the girls varsity T basketball team who finished l out an extremely successful season under Coach Eileen Schmidt. They tied for the county championship with Glenelg and Wilde Lake, and went ahead to defeat them in the playoffs and represent Howard County in the Districts. There, they made a fantas- tic showing on the boards and earned the coveted Dis- trict Varsity trophy. How- ever, all this frenzied activity seemed to take its toll and the team lost to Hereford in the Regional aa Playoffs. , . , TOP RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: Rose Sharbaugh, Tammy Perry. TOP ROW: Lisa Becraft, Terry Cassard. Doris Makowski, Lisa Linear, Regina Grabowski, Carol Brosen- ne. Michelle Sharbaugh, Gail Wissig. ABOVE: Running down the court with the ball Doris Maliowski tries to score. RIGHT: Trying to get the ball, Michelle Shzxrbaugh guards her opponent. 178 SPORTS!GirIs varsity basketball