Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

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Down the highway, without a care, Came Donna and Bernard: quite a pair! A good combination of brain and brawn Together they travel, on and on-- Down from the North with a skip and a stride It was Kathleen and Bob whom I spied, Petite and exacting, good-natured and kind, Travellers so happy are hard to find. Now, down tlfe path a lass, Jeannine, comes along Trilling alight and merry song: - From yet another direction, a lad with curly red hair, Red, you know, for objects d'art, has quite a flair. Wayfarers all we travel this path The highway of life now with a frown now with a laugh Let us press onward while we may Let us follow our calling and go not astray Strolling without concern Maynard has a friendly way A teasing smile and always a word to say Willis with quiet and courteous mien A boy modest and retiring now 1S seen Coming my way, Muretta and Norma damsels spirited and fair, Someone s heart strings are bound to tear K1 s clever wit and charming snule Gladens one and all at the end of a weary mile + mW 3lriHW?3ES+'z'. WN M'f"a HM' J ,f we., 4 fx 14 . 1 9 l . . . n 9 1 ' n s 9 . s a . . . 2 0 . . . . 3 . . , . . . . - -- , . Q ., . - mm i' -. .r... . ts. "x 5L"" ' ,- ... D. .x " - 1 fx-Q ,' . Q-,- 4 7. gr-,. Y-,:3.N..1 , . qu.. 3 'np X ' ' . .' .M A ' L V hr ' - fur -it A fff.c' ?4 ' "-Su -ni ff i414..?Ff-'lslufc'-' . ' Z 4-9" A 111-fe - , ' '

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