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

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rf? - Q9 1 C9 10'- RIF N Qin, OPPOSITE FAR LEFT: Empty boxes mean that all the submarine sand- wiches have been made and delivery is left for marching unit members. such as Judy Ogaitis. Sales were held periodically during the year. OPPOSITE LEFT: The Mothers Lacrosse Club assisted with the lasagne dinner. Joe Thompson and Paul Werner helped raise money for the purchase of uniforms by attending. LEFT: A spaghetti dinner was sponsored by the Chorus to raise funds for a New York field trip. Nancy German and Nancy Charping welcome guests to the cafeteria. ABOVE LEFT: Yearbook staff members collect- ed items for the March yearbook auction. A professional auctioneer, Mr. Sterling Blackwell. helped raise over S500 to meet publishing costs. ABOVE: At the February Dance Marathon Ray Goldberg and Sharon Hunt were spectators. The event raised over 51400. STUDENT LIFE X Fundraising 223 6