Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

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We, the Senior Class of 1952, dedicate this, our annual, to the ideal of international friendship and good will, and to the accomplishment of freedom and equality of opportunity for all hurnansg -- the chance to receive an education and the right to work at a job freely chosen. We believe that these things can lay a good cornerstone for a peaceful world, which citizens of all nations can enjoy. We hope that we may be able Qquoting from the Altantic Charter, to see established a peace which will afford to all nations the means of dwelling in safety within their own boundaries, and which will afford as- surance that all the men in the all lands may live out their lives in freedom from fear and want. Perhaps in the future we may be able to help create a better understanding among the peoples of the world, and to promote the feeling of brother- hood among nations. 3

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Editor ..... Flora Maye Guernsey Associate Editor ..... Mary Bea Wright Business Manager ..... Jeanette Eggert Assistant ..... Marilynn Wise Advertising Manager ..... Tom Schuster Assistant ..... Jack Graeber Photography ..... Beverly Thomas Portraits ..... Carol McNeill Snaps ..... Janet Wahl Typist ..... Barbara Wilson Assistant Typists ..... Shirley Birky, Jenneane Anderson Proofreader ..... Hester Muzzall Assistant ..... Marianne Urtel Sports Editor ..... Paul Riley Assistant ..... Bill Urbas Feature Editor ..... Pauline Sweney Assistant ..... Bob Piepho Prophecy ..... Mary Bea Wright Will ..... Margaret Fisher Calendar ..... Kent Hoover Baby Pictures ..... Marjean Frame History ..... Jeanette Eggert, Shirley Birky Who's Who ..... Pauline Sweney Ideal Girl and Boy ..... Jenneane Anderson Sponsor ..... Ann Wahl 2

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AC OWAN D. M Anything worth doing is worth doing well. This is the motto selected by the class of 1952. The success of any venture depends upon how com- pletely this motto is followed. The task of administration is to facilitate the doing of each and every activity in a better and more worth- while manner. Our job is to oil the wheels of your progress so that through these activities you develop physically, mentally, socially, and morally. We hope we have been good oilers and can continue to help you to even greater achievements in all of your future endeavors. Thomas D. Mac Owan, Principal M. E. DINSMORE County Supt. of Schools L. K. BUCHANAN Township Trustee