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

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IDBYICES The direct sale of advertisements and patronships to members of the community covered one-fifth of the total publishing costs of VALHALLA 1977. Because of the generosity and cooperation of those who appear on the following pages, this yearbook was possible. Like the school itself, several advertisers were also experiencing transition. The Spirit Shop in the Village Green doubled its store area and Normandy Mobil was in the process of being renovated . By year's end, McAlpine Pharmacy had temporarily moved to new quarters awaiting the completion of its addition. Coincidentally, all of these advertisers are located on the new boundary line , Route 40 . OPPOSITE TOP: Pappy's, located in the Chatam Mall, is a popular hang-out of students during free time. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Another gathering place of students is McDonald's on Route 40. The fast food store also provided part-time employment for many students. LEFT: The Village Green, located on Route 40. contains advertisers such as The Spirit Shop, Magiro's Pharmacy and the Silver Dragon Carry-Out. FINANCES 229