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

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Tim Ryan Violet Sakalauskas Rose Sanfilippo Mike Sapp Bil Sauter Chuck Schertle Brad Sellers Shelly Shargaugh Ronnie Sheets Ronnie Shifflett John Shippee Debbie Signorino Danny Sikora Barbara Sima Andy Sitzman Sandy Sloboda Mark Smith Jean Sones Gary Spangler Sue Spear Lisa Spence Scott Spittel Jenny Stairiker Tom Stebbins Lara Steinwedel Marianna Sterschic Dave Stone 'QF .Jr ff A Q t 4 X I l - ,Q . NNW- .. fx X 'R .fs ns R . 1 4 v x X. at ABOVE: Hansel and Gretel would envy these del1c1ous looking candy houses built by one of the Creauve Foods classes 74 PEOPLEfJuniors Q.

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0 'f?x'x4 iff! VWMW N 4 ' ' . www-A My if ff - My l A 1 jj fl by f Aff My Q if ,y Q' I pf! ' The activities of the Senior n Nj 'jk A f lg ff 1 ff Class included a catered crab ' M1 lu :X ,YM ffm ll! feast in September, building r 1,7 fn rg i f V V M the best class float during if nw ' If , fi l Homecoming for the fourth jf? yt f consecutive year, sponsoring ff 11 X U , f X the Homecoming Dance , l XX 'X ,M f ff' if ' x yy ' s r' 4' f 1 t I :, - . . 1' r V -x 'qw Ati. ,rv me X ijf .- J .1 5 . t ' , . rj f im ,A 1 M, . SC' V, r 'V Y , x ' T f 1.1 f ,lx ' i , ' running the school on Senior Take-Over Day, producing the Senior Follies, planning a May field trip to Harper's Ferry, West Virginia, deciding on a class gift to be left to the school Ca 35mm camera and display casey and organizing the baccalaureate and graduation exercises. These activities were coordinated by a seven member governing body, The Senior Board , and the thirty M' KN 'A AU members of the class' advisory lv' A V U by xx V X rl, t +5 A A. t .J Y' i N' X 0 U qrx L W5 A S U U5 W fi' q vt L .9 Q X qu AV-ft 0 H 7 R Y' if 1 t U It V jj ,xylxk US' A WAX x rf VNV ff if UW L C .175 VX O4 .t L UL C xl L l K x U 2 XL I7 -5 J J V t xf L Q5 gf XL' OL N! K V. 1 I , group. The class advisor was Ms. Lindemer. LP .ff Uv pd T 0 af V J ,J 1 I ,X ' xx! cl J 4 5. 4 ,V .r N ,ff X J ,If 1 v 0 4 T ' u X U lv V fu? U5 ' if V' .X K f- 0 1 U 0 TOP RIGHT: Senior Board members were Chris Beyer, Iennie Stevens, Lester Wallace. Liz Laumann, Craig McKind1es, and Dave Hammond Csittingb. Mary Gaskin is missing. TOP LEFT: Advanced Chemistry Student Pam Wright completes her in-class experiment. LEFT: Devouring foods prepared in Home Economics is the favorite part of the course for most stud- ents, yet Theresa Bush found that cooking class involved much more. FAR LEFT: Drafting is the subject Joe Zellmer chose to study at the vo-tech center. He hopes to pur- sue a career in this field. 76 PEOPLE!Seniors 060