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

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wh itil mail Mounfain ouf of molehill ABOVE: Attending antique shows, working on the yard and garden, and reading are Mr. George Cornmesser's hobbies. He is the adviser of the school newspaper, THE MOUNTAIN, and educates students in Phase II and IV English classes. Armchair general RIGHT: Dr. lack Bridner, Chairman of the Social Studies Department, has varied interests. If weather permits, he enjoys running, ten- nis, golf, and skiing. How- ever, he consistently returns to his favorite pastime of painting small miniature sold- iers. His collection is very detailed and colorful. Since its beginning in 1963, it now numbers over 300 models. Dr. Bridner is a History teacher. 28 PEOPLE!Faculfy pi K R.. Pulling sfrings ABOVE: Being a puppeteer is an unusual pastime and Ms. Nancy Lyons finds it quite enriching. For the past five years, along with her collection of almost fifty puppets and marionettes, Ms. Lyons has been en- tertaining at churches, schools, and private par- ties. Ms. Lyons teaches Phase I and II English. Arf, for ar-Vs sake RIGHT: An appreciation of culture is necessary in art instruction. Ms. Valentina Strickler adds to her appreciation through her European trav- els. While enriching her art knowledge in Eu- rope, Ms. Strickler de- lights in snapping photos for her collection.

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Of fhe woods RIGHT: Swimming, tennis, and dancing are activities that give Counselor Myrna DuBois a great deal of pleasure. Never is she more at peace than when surrounded by nature. Her favorite place to travel is West Virginia. However, her main interest is people and she observes, It is people, with their myriad moods and mannerisms that never cease to fascinate me. Advancing fhrough life ABOVE: Part-time science instructor Ms. Jane Geuder heads three Advanced Biology classes. Nature intrigues her and she spends much of her time birdwatching, swimming, and traveling. ' n ..,, Je, vm- J' I . . 'X 'hd' 'T is I fm Ages. -4 Minisfry, music LEFT: The ministry holds great importance in Reverend Evora Robinson's life. The school nurse, Reverend Robinson de- votes time to teaching voice lessons and to composing musi- cal scores . PEOPLE!Foculty 27

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-ff may j-bl! i Jobs, inferesfs coincide BELOW: Audio visual special- ist Mr. Neil Woolf has found a profession which matches his interests. He is involved with many facets of the media including photography and mo tion picture production. Mr. Woolf also plays all types of sports. V 3 Call of fhe wild LEFT: The Environmental Sci- ence instructor, Mr. Charles Bogart, is perfect for his position. His spare time is spent outdoors experiencing the environment. He is a hunt er, canoeist, camper, photo- grapher, surf fisherman, and trapshooter. In addition, he collects decoys from earlier day duck hunters and wood carvers. PEOPLE!FacuIfy 29