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

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Enough of fhis rough RIGHT: , as . . Time , there never seems enough School Geometry can be rough Time to golf I would like more Practice means a better score Family, friends, football all Ring to a more important call. Time , there never seems enough. - Mr. James Boesler - ' I8 Peortsfraculfy Golfl of course LEFT: In his own opinion, Mr. Charles Monninger consid- ers his achievements on the golf course among the most gratifying of his life. He is a member of Turf Valley Country Club and plays when- ever time allows. Mr. Monninger is a Physical Ed- ucation teacher and a varsity football coach. Psych., Soc. favorifes ABOVE: Psychology and soci- ology are my favorite sub- jects, reveals instructor Mr. Bob Fuhrer. He teaches his two favorites, along with Global Perspectives. In his spare time, Mr. Fuhrer enjoys tennis and music, and in addition he is a varsity lacrosse and football coach.

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On fhe rebound. ABOVE: Teaching high school students and being a part-time student at the University of 'Maryland takes up most of Mr. Rod Wal1ace's spare time. He does, however, find time to play basketball, football, and volleyball Cwhen he is not spraining his ankle as he did while having this picture takenj. Mr. Wallace runs the math lab and teaches Algebra I. Qpiked BELOW: Many sports interest Mr. Bruce Smith, an instructor of Global Perspectives, Ethnic Studies, and Indian Cultures. In high school and college he played soccer and baseball. Today, as a teacher, Mr. Smith finds time to play bas- ketball and is the coach of the varsity volleyball team . He also likes to jog and backpack when time allows Biology, baskefball, birds LEFT: Although he teaches Bi- ology, Mr. Nick Zoulias is an avid follower of basketball. Not only does he coach the varsity basketball team , but he also coaches basketball schools at Indiana University and West Point. Aside from sports, his favorite pastime is bird watching. PEOPLE!FacuIty 'I7

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Drama sfill her racquef LEFT: Although most of her time these days is spent grad- ing English papers for stu- dents in Phase III and IV, Ms. Anne Smith would pre- fer spending it with her two year old munchkin, Jenni- fer, or with her trusty Davis tennis racquet. Of course, she still enjoys directing plays: and with the help of many generous faculty members, she is beginning to play bridge with finesse . lnfernafional racquef ABOVE: Part-time foreign language instructor Ms. Paula Micka teaches three Spanish I classes. Her hobbies are quite varied. They include TNQ ,,. T Bai participation in outdoor act- ivities, such as tennis, swim- ming, and sailing. Her in- door activities include read- ing, dancing, and listening to music. Ms. Micka was a newcomer this past year. fi' A W.: A ', 1 I A . 1 K Love fhaf fennis ABOVE: Being the mother of four children and coming to the Guidance Office at school every day does not leave much spare time. How- ever, when time allows and the weather permits, Ms. Doris Keelan does enjoy get- ting out on the tennis courts. PEOPLE!Faculty I9