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

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Vetick, Scarlett Ziegler, Brenda 49, 150. 191 Todd, Liz Todd, Liz 75, 155. 184 Tolley. Douglas 110 Tranter, Nancy 110 Tringali, Joseph 75, 172 Truitt, Craig 63 Trumpower. Elaine 63 Tucker. Kathy 75 Tufts. Glenn 75 Tuite, Terry 63 Turner, Laura 110, 153 Turyn. Noreen 49, 154, 185 Uu Uu Uu Uu Uu Uu Uu Uu Uu Uu Ulman. Kim 63, 171 Union Trust Bank 249 Unisex Hair Styling 234 Updike. Patricia 49, 185 Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv Vv Vacca, Bryan 63, 182, 189 Vance, Mimi 111 VanDusen, Mary Elen 32 Van Ells. June 75 Van Horn. Bob 111 Van Horn. Thomas 63. 193 VARSITY BASEBALL 188 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 168 VARSITY FOOTBALL 172 VARSITY LACROSSE 192 VARSITY SOFTBALL 190 VARSITY TENNIS 184 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 170 VARSITY WRESTLING 180 Vasquez, Polly 111 Vaughan, Dave 75, 177. 188 Vecera. Vicki 49 Vias, Christine 49, 197 vias, Patty 111 Vizzini, Angela 90, 111, 160, 212 Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Waagbo. David 53. 63. 184 Waagbo. Stephen 111. 158. 160. 175. 176. 184 Watkins, Mark 153 Wall. Dale 49, 174 Wall, Ronnie 49 Wall. Pam 11, 159, 160. 268 Wallace, Lester 76, 86. 111, 119. 120. 172, 182. 203 Wallace. Rod 17. 165 Walter. Susan 63, 157. 233 lridex Walters, Barbara 49 Walthe Walthe r, Douglas 49, 135. 153, 174, 186 r, Don 49 Warren. David 48 Warren. Doanld 112, 113 Warren. Bob 75 Warren, Robyn 49 Watkins, Mark '75 Webb. Michael 36, 49. 174 Weber. Eric 75 Weingarten, Steve 112, 113, 118, 120, 121. 133. 158. 160. 184. 215 Weiser. Winston 63. 163 Weiss. David 112, 113, 159, 160, 184 Wells, Gwen 63, 156, 187. 243 Werner. Paul 49, 223 Westby-Gisbon. Doug 63 White. Jeannette 49, 154, 155 White, John 63 white. Ruth 75 White, Wallace 32 Whitney, Elaine 112, 113, 119, 121, Wirth, Tammy 75, 125, 137 Wise, Dawn 63. 203 Wissig, Diane 113, 170 Wissig, Gail 75, 178, 190 Wissig, Peggy 49, 179 Witt, Jeff 49 whitt, Sherry 15 Wolf. Christine 49, 153 Wolf. Robert 63 Wolfram, Larry 34 Wong, Lawrence 63. 159, 243. 268 Wonilowicz. Ed 75, 159. 175, 208 Wood. Julie 75 Wood, Russell 75, 210 Woodyard, Mark 63 Woolf, Bob 153 Woolf, Jessica 12. 168, 185. 191 Woolf, Neil 29 Wright, Denise 63 Wright, Kittye 20. 150 Wright. Pam 76, 113, 115, 121, 137 Wysocki. Sandra 49 150, 161 Whitney. Roberta 63 Whitt, Sherry 15 Whittemore. Dan 49 Whittemore. Dave 112. 113 Wilcoxen. Benita 112, 113 Wilcoxen. William 49, 150 Wiles. Jackie 63 Wiles. Lorrie 49 Wiles. Ricky 112, 113, 143 Wilhides Flowers 249 Wilkins, Sharon 49. 128 Wilkins, Sue 75 Will, Bonnie 63 Yy Yy Yy Yy Yy Yy Yy Yy Yy Yy YEARBOOK 159 Yingling. David 49 Yingling . Daniel Yingling. Matt 75 York, Bill 75 Young, Dawn 75 Young, Jeffrey 113 Young. Leon 63 Young. Mark 113 Young, Todd 49 Yowell. Debbie 49 Williams, Mary Ellen 75, 155 Williams, Mitch 63, 172, 189 Williams. Richard 112, 113 Williams. Robert 75 Williamso Yowell, Kevin 114. 115 Zz Zz Zz Zz Zz Zz Zz Zz Zz Zz Wills. John 75 Willoughby. Dawn 75, 170, Willoughby. Larry n, Julie 113. 128, 163 187 Zacarias, Josie 49 Zakroski Zellmer , Donna 75 , Joe 76, 114. 115 Zellmer, Rosemarie 63 Zeltman , Karen 114, 115 Zentgraf. Deanna 63 Zantgraf, Duane 114, 115 Wilson, Bart 119 Wilson, Carolyn 75, 227 Wilson, Howard 113 Wilson, Keith 49, 156 Wilson, Wanda 49 Wimmer. Russell 49 Winde. Rick 49, 177, 186 Winde. Sally 75, 159, 160, 194. 225 Windley, William 49 Windsor. Brenda 49 Wine, Robin 113 Ziegler. Carol 123. 114, 115, 121. 160 Zimmermann, Joann 114, 115, 120, 121, 149, 150. 156. 160. 185 Zimmermann. Martha 63. 153. 194. 195 Zipprian. Betty 114. 115 Zoulias, Nick 182 INDEX 265

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I- ' ff tba :L . sr? t A . Qlwsqf, ew .sm- -' ff af.-' fr 'W b- v-' 'f f 1 , 'rl' w ' 1 ,, A 1.1 . 'f y ' 1 f Well, what about now? The year was made memorable because of the transitions of the school and its people . Traditions had toppled and the foundations for new ones were laid. The Board of Education's budget fell short and would force a severe cut back in the following years' sports program. For awhile the budget gathered much attention when local officials considered not opening Centennial High School because of expense. And once again the school newspaper, THE MOUNTAIN was near extinction. By the time students began searching for summer employment they found the job market was tight as usual. It was a year of preparation and adjustment. It was transition. RIGHT: T-shirts, with almost everything imaginable printed on them, are a current fashion, especially during the warmer months of the year. LEFT: On graduation night Howard County Senator James Clark was forced to leave the ceremonies early to participate in the birth of a foal on his nearby farm. The foal, born that night. was appropriately named Viking Breed. Viking Breed was eight days old as the time this picture was taken. FAR LEFT: Taking a minute to ponder the many changes and firsts during a year of transition is Lori Morris. EPILOGUE 267