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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MASS PRIIPHHIY The evening of June l, 1959, was a gala affair for the seniors of '49. The gyrn was decorated similar to our Junior class prom. Red Gericke, who made the plans for our Junior prom, had decorated for this reunion. Red went to California after graduation to study designing. He is now married to a French film star whom he met in California. Five little boys now call Red Daddy. In the bandstand was Kate's Kittens, the hep-cat band of '59. Kate Anderson has organized an all girl band, featuring Kate on the trumpet. Harry James had to take aback- seat when Kate hit Hollywood. Kate is now married to a cop she met when tearing through Los Angeles in her Cadillac convertible. As Kate's band played the first strains of the opening waltz of the evening, the seniors of '49 swirled onto the dance floor. Dim lights and soft music had all of the old seniors reminiscing. Donna and Bernardwere one of the first couples on the floor. They flew from New York especially for the important occasion of our reunion. The stage has attracted this coupleg they are at present appearing in Shakespeare's Rorneo and Juliet. A distinguished gentleman tapped me on the shoulder and asked if I would join him and his wife in the lounge. This man had a small mustache and beard. I soon learned that his wife was my old school chum, Norma Aiden. Norma told me she was a psychiatrist work- ing on the theory that women eat too much because they're hungry. Norma also told me that she and her husband have ten children running around the house, five boys and five girls. Harold Button and his pretty wife were one of the distinguished couples at our class reunion. Harold is now a leading doctor in the United States. He attended a university in Moscow, after graduation from high school where he met his lovely blond wife. Both of them are famous surgeons living in a huge mansion in Florida. Two late arrivals to the reunion were Anita Pfledderer and her handsome husband. Anita is a candidate for the first lady governor of Indiana. Ani'ta's hubby is the ? Party leader. Can anyone remember whatparty Anita rooted for in the 1948 election? Anita was wearing one of the new plastic evening gowns which are so fashionable at the present time. 16 Q. -