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

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Energefic Elder exercises BELOW: In contrast to her role as an academic teacher, Ms. Carol Elder is an athlete who enjoys running during the warmer seasons. Once the weather turns cold she becomes an indoor person who keeps in shape by visiting an exercise class several times a week. Ms. Elder teaches Spanish I, Il, III, and IV. Sfriding for healfh RIGHT: Ms. Eleanor Gnizak and Mr. Paul Kesmodel are run- ning and tennis enthusiasts. Ms. Gnizak, the yearbook advi- sor, is suited for her position as much of her spare time is devoted to photography and other related activities. She teaches Phase III and IV English. Mr. Kesmodel is an avid swimmer and was director of the Y.M.C.A. Swim Marathon. Co-advisor of the Human Rela- tions Club and Smokers Anon- ymous, he is a counselor and coaches JV lacrosse. -0 J Qu. Marafhon man LEFT: Distance running is a grinding, painfully hard pastime, yet Mr. Kenneth Katzen keeps at it, step after step, day after day. In his own words, Sometimes it all comes together. When running the earth, you become part of it, and are free. I hope to share a little of my freedom and joy, so I teach . . Mr. Katzen teaches in the Tutorial Department and coaches cross country and track. fc..- ., . f ,1r, 'iq5a-I.. I M4413 A 91.

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0lem's menagerie LEFT: French I, II, Ill, IV and V instructor and cheer- leader advisor Ms. Vicki Clem spends most of her time away from school with her husband, son, daughter, and a complete menagerie of an- imals. She also likes all sports and has been studying karate for the past two years. Fifness comes Iirsf RIGHT: Biology instructor Mr. Ed Holshue's pastimes include weightlifting, track and basketball. He coaches girls' track and is a varsity football coach. At the end of a long day he unwinds by getting lost in a good book. Nobody bofhers him ABOVE: History . . . is people and people are fascinating. claims U . S . History teacher Mr. Bill Maier. Also an in- structor of karate, Mr. Maier feels that the Tae Kwon Do form he teaches helps one to build physical and mental strength. He has earned the degree of black belt. lI'ii1 ' An'n'x1'4'4Wfvff'a Q all: IAIAIAQ 4 4 tlqfqlfftlif Q Ml uncut N ,A 1 IIKlln:xtp:g:4:.:Q:tt!lttlqfga lmllillll Q 1lq','f ,-'QU tljilf .I f ., , A W YV t ltttt it ol Q

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Ln: No frump ABOVE: Playing bridge is a pastime shared by both Ms. Ruth Hutchinson and Ms. Janet Oaks. Ms. Hutchinson, Business Department chairperson, heads classes in Accounting, Bus- iness Law and Economics. She is the advisor of the drill team. Window shopping for unaffordable antiques, attending concerts and plays, and sewing encompass Ms. Oaks' spare time . She drills stud- ents daily in her Business English, Typing I, Stenography I, and Personal Typing classes. Ms. Oaks is the advisor of the National Honor Society. 24 PEOPLE!Focul1y From old fo new RIGHT: Refinishing antiques as well as needlework and flower arranging are among Ms. Azzie Benhoff's hobbies. Ms. Benhoff is a part-time sec- retary in the school guidance office, and spends much of her time renovating her farm- house to make room for her 3 dogs, 3 cats, and 4 horses. Checkmafe BELOW: Social Studies Depart- ment member Mr. Joseph Heaps has been lucky enough to spon- sor extracurricular activ- ities which match his out of school interests. At school he coaches the chess team and the varsity golf team. These Mounfing fhe offensive BELOW: A way to relax at the end of a grueling day at school for Mr. Barry Gentry is to lose himself in a variety of strategy games. This can be easily tied to his avid interest in the