Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1962 volume:

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Mr. Schiek has devoted eight years of teach- ing, coaching, and sponsoring to the school and us, the students. He has unselfishly given up his time and energy to help make our extra--curricular activities very successful. So, we, the Senior class, to show our appreci- ation would like to dedicate this Seneca to you, Mr Schiek. 5211716 of Cfvuimfs Faculty and Administration Seniors . . . . Underclassmen Activities Spons. .. . Advertising . . flcbrou Public Schovls Page Page Page Page Page Page 5 13 19 31 43 52 Something New? This is really nothing new. It has been here for two and one-half years. This is the front of the grade building. This side of the school is seldom viewed by the students or townspeople. Next year the school will look considerably different as a six-room addition is being planned. '-lil-1 T'-X Zzculfy be ,Admiuisfrafiau Admiuisfrafian Mr. Myron C. Knauff, our principal, and Mr. Russell Franzman, our trustee, are the administrative backbone of our school. This year, when Mrs. Sherman, our secretary, resigned, we got another equally competent secretary, Mrs. Guillod. NATALIA GIDLEY ANN WAHL KENNETH SCHIEK Ball State B. S. Hope College A. B. Indiana University B. S. English, Library Indiana University Industrial Arts Senior Play Director French Boy's Phys. Ed. 9th Year Co-sponsor French Club Sponsor Jr. High Athletics Booster Club Sponsor Varsity Cheerleader Sponsor Projector Club Sponsor GEORGE MILLER FRANCES BERRIER MARY KOLLING Indiana University B. A. Kansas State University B. S. College of St. Francis A. B. Ball State M. A. Home Economics, Cafeteria Art, English Commerce, H. S. Athletics , Dean of Girls Junior Play Director Hawker Sponsor llth Year Co-sponsor Student Council Sponsor Ir. High Cheerleader Sponsor Assistant Principal ELLEN FOX Indiana State B. S, English, Social Studies 7th Year Co-sponsor i l XX W' N fn- fo- A NAH EL RIDGE Sins AN y D N' VX? A cf jgtgp Xigifisasggare University W.. fa aa. sf, M. s. M E QQ 'k.E3ZkBInglis'f1, Biology Ki! 'Pi' qv l0xtljiXear Sponsor j - h -- vs' 459 gif' az? rf--Sv 3 C1 jd ARS. gf 5. 4 PHILLIP LAWSON Indiana State B. S., M. Mathematics Physics World History Seneca Sponsor 12th Year Co-sponsor LOREN KIRKPATRICK Manchester B. S. Indiana University Social Studies llth Year Co-sponsor GORDON FISHERO Springfield College B, S, Indiana University M. S. Mathematics, Science, Boy's Phys. Ed. H. S. Athletics 9th Year Co-sponsor S 1 ,. Q 'fr , ' , 'rt 0 p , ' Us-'9..,.-,1J?,, 0 1 ' J -f i . A, I Q . . BETTY REICHARD Valparaiso University A. B. Northwestern University Chemistry General Science BARBARA FLOWERS Indiana University B. S. English, Commerce Girls P. E. G. A. A. Sponsor 8th Year Co-sponsor DANIEL BORG Valparaiso University B. S. Mathematics Patrol Club Sponsor ' 8th Year Co-sponsor RONALD WEST Indiana University B. M. E. Music 7th Y ear Co- sponsor PHY LLIS FRAN ZMAN Valparaiso University A. B Indiana University Spanish JOYCE BIRKY Goshen College B. S. First Grade I , RUTH YEO MAN St. Joseph College B. S, Second Grade REG INA BRO WNSON Indiana State B. S. First Grade HARRIET KALDAHL Ball State Second Grade CHARLOTTE KNARR Indiana University Third Grade w ,. ,, , . 3 'mp-.um RUTH MCMILLEN Valparaiso University Ball State Indiana State Third Grade ELIZABETH FISHER Manchester B. S. Fourth Grade ANITA FRY Blackburn University B. A. Fifth Grade DOROTHY HEWITT Ball State Fourth Grade I HELEN NOLAN Valparaiso University Ball State Indiana State Fifth Grade DORIS MORROW VANCE BARKER JOYCE AYLEA Indiana State B. S. Indiana State B. S. Northwestern B. M. E. Sixth Grade Sixth Grade Valparaiso University Grade Music Women teachers catch Mr. Fishero seems to be up on the latest gossip. the only man present. Teachers enjoy themselves at the annual teachers' picnic. The chef's job looks like fun. Seniors ANGELA FOX Class Vice-president 4' Class Secretary 1 2 Student Council sec 3 Carnival Queen2 Class Plays 3 4 Hawker staff 4 Seneca S 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 v e president 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 president 4 South Bend Tribune Reporter 3 JERRY HESSLING Basketball 1 2 Track 3 Class V1ce president 1 Patrol 1 Booster Club 2 Kouts High School 3 H E Y E MIKE EVANS Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: sec. 4: Projectors Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 4: Science Fair 1, first place: Class Plays 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4: S010 85 Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: Seneca Staff Jr. editor 3, editor 4. DALE MAJOR Basketball 1: Track 1. STELLA GIBBS Class Secretary 4: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3,4 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Plays 3,4, director 4: Honor Society 4: Seneca Staff 4: French Club 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3: American Legion Essay Contest 3: Grade Side Ass't. 4. JERRY LOWMAN JOHN FICKLE Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Seneca Staff 4: Class Plays 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Safety Patrol 1, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Hall Monitor 4. JIM HALLBERG Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Plays 3, 45 Seneca staff 4g Hawker Staff 4, Booster Club 4. JANET BREITZKE Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Treasurer 1: Class Plays 3,4g District Solo Sc Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3g State Solo 8a Ensem- ble Contest 2. LARRY BRICKER Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Track lg Basketball'1: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President lg Projector Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 3. RUTH BALES Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4g Class Plays 3,45 Girls' State Alternate 3: Operetta 3g Seneca Staff 47 Hawker Staff 4. KEN FEDORNOCK Class Vice President 3: Student Council lg Chorus 1, 23 Class Plays 3, 4: Seneca staff 4g Hawker Staff 43 Booster Club 1, 2. BILL AIKEN Chorus 3 Patrol 1 Class Plays 3 4 Opetetta 3 NANCY OEHLMAN A 3 4 Pre Class Treas 3 Class Plays 3 4 Booster Club 1 2 3 4 Seneca Staff4 National Honor Society 4 Girls State Alt 3 Science Fair 5th Place 3 BILL DODRILL Baseball 1,2, 33 Track 1,25 Class Plays 3, 4g Basketball 1,2. CHARLES MORROW Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Track 2, 3, Chorus 3g Class Vice President 23 Class Plays 3, 4, Student Council lg Projector's Club 1, 2, 3. WWWH WE , s TONY HERNANDEZJ Hawker Staff 4. TED KALDAHL Student Council 1, 2g Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3, 4: Class Plays 3,47 Band Pres 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Pres. 4: French Club 3,4g Boy's State 35 All Conference Baseball 4. H1111 AUDREY JOHNSON Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 3, French Club 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, Seneca Staff, Jr, editor 3, ass't editor 4, South Bend Tribune Reporter 3, Girls State Delegate 3, Grade Side Ass't 4, Science Fair 3, fifth place, Operetta 3, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 4, Class Plays 3, 4. JIM JOHNSON Hawker Staff 4. PAT NORRIS Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Projectors Club 1,2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Plays 3,4, Operetta 3. SHIRLEY THOMPSON Hawker Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Seneca Staff 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SHARON MURPHY Booster Club 1, 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Plays 3, 4, Operetta 3, Hawker Staff 4. G EORGE WILKES ROBERT CASEY Basketball 1,2g Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2: Class Plays 1, 2g Class President 2g Student Council 4g Seneca Staff 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 45 Vice President 3, 4, Projectors Club 3, 4: French Club 3, 4g Boy's State Alternate 33 Patrol 1: Booster Club 4. FRED SCHUSTER No Picture Available. Hawker Staff, 4. LINDA AYLESWORTH G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 3, 4: Student Council 1, 3 President, 4 Secretary, National Honor Society 3,4g Sec. 3, 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Girl's State Delegate 3, Band Board 4g District Solo Contest 2: French Club 3, 4, Science Fair 3, Fifth Place: D. A. R. Good Citizen Award 4g Seneca Staff 4g Class Plays 3, 45 Director. MARK FISHER NOEL DILLEY Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Treasurer 45 Class Play 45 Patrol lg Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3g American Legion Essay Contest 1, 3. N EIL HOAGLAND Varsity Manager 1.2: Projectors Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 45 Cross Country 4 Chorus 1, 2. llrzderclassmeu juniar Hass C. Wilson, Presidentg R. Fry, Vice Presidentg S. Dierking, Secretaryg C. Armstrong, Treasurer, J. McNeill, Student Councilg L. Osburn, Student Council C. Riley, Student Council R. Bales, R. Bell S. Bradley, C. Busker D. Butterworth R. Gaines, J. Garvey P. Hallberg. I. Hoagland J. Hobbs, R. Hough I. Hrivnak, K. Kaldahl K. Kaysen, P. Knauff S. Lilley, P. McKay M. Morrow, F. Poisel T. Ptacek, R. Roseberry D. Sanders, D. Scarlett Q S. Schreiber, L. Snowden I. Steffel, J. Thompson! J. Hoover, C. Nemeth 'A 97 E' Q Wy: W I 5. This year the Junior Class has been V,-,QkQgwX'i'1i '47, engaged in many activities. Among the A ,Af--- ' f f ' highlighted activities are our class play and Q the prom. We are' looking forward to a ,V prosperous and active schedule for the f': - : , 6 5 ' Q: ,E f sf- -F56 f X ' - Ni 1- 5 X ' ull HH remainder of our high school life. Z Mx, oplmmore Hlass M. Bryant, Presidentg D. Olsen, Vice Presidentg B. Hough, Secre D. Osburn, Treasurer: C. Aylesi Student Council J. Miller, R. Skinkle Student Councilg B. Adank, S. Bell T. Blood, J. Bowen D. Clinton, G. Eker B. Ellenson, I. Gaines G. Garlach, R. Goffe C. Hoover, G. Hrivnak D. Keeling, W. Kleine J. Klemz, G. Krueger C. Little, C. Martin R. Mason, I. Mclntire A. Miller, H. Morrow N. Morrow, R. Morrow C. Nethery, A. Nichols R. NOr1'iS, S. Schreiber C. Snowden, P. Steffel P. Stineburg, M. Thompson B. Watson, B. Wolfe Q i We sophomores seem to have a way - l 7 I of driving our teachers to distraction. X .xg Sometimes they blow their tops! Qxxxkndugl 6' -1 . 5 s R . GG! M .Zfeshmen 1 .1 ss:-ent. ff?5sf5!ei?fs1issfs4i.i? K fs. .ffrmwgwa yisyfswt. wiffhzif . sy, f3KE.f5.f 55.5 S SFX f E ,....l, slit img, i im, 1 4. -... li? as L. S. R. L. W A. D. P., L. G. J. L. B. R.. F. J. T. B. D. C. I. P. S. D. R. S. M. M. Albertson, D. Armstrong Aylesworth, P. Balzco Bell, H. Beveridge Braddock, K. Browning Butterworth, A. Corwin Durkee, T. Evans Fitzgerald, L. Fitzgerald Frame, D. Fry Fox, S. Gant Gibbs, I. Havengar Haun, B. Harrington Harper, N. Hanaway Hallberg, P. Hefner Hofferth, I. Hoover Hrivnak, I. Huber Hunter, J. Johnson Johnson, I. Knauff Knopf, C. Lilley Parent, G. Peterson Poisel. I. Powers Rathburn, D. Regan Rosenbaum, D. Schultz Simpkins, J. Souther Steffel, B. Stineburg Tappan, F. Terrana Thompson, B. Voss Wagner, D. Whitmore Wright, B. Birky S. Armstrong, R. Baldwin L. Button, J. Carlson S. Casada, K. Claypool S. Cushman, P. Drennen R. Haggerty, D. Harper R. Heinrich, A. Hoagland M. Hrivnak, S. Hullihan C. Johnson, B. Klemz L. Kruegar, A. Larsen J. Leach, J. Lowman M. Martin, R. Martin M. Nethery, S. Nethery P. Norris, G. Osburn D. Parent, C. Patrick R. Phillips, G. Poisel M. Regan, H. Rich C. Roseberry, D. Roseberry J. Rosenbaum, G. Schuster L. Simpson, J. Snowden D. Steinhilber, S. Torbenson C. Watson, B. Wilkes C. Wilson, P. Wolfe D. Yeoman 'J ffighfh Grade lf E Seventh Grade M. Mullins, Presidentg W. Dyniewski, Vice President, P. Hefner, Secretary, J. Hough, Treasurer: C. Aylesworth, Student Council J. Frame, Student Council: P. Yeoman 5 Student Councilg C. Albertson, K. Barry, J. Bowen R. Braddock, L. Burnett J. Corwin, C. Eker G. Evans S. Garvey, M. Gesse J. Harris, J. Haun R. Hoover T. Hunter, L. Johnson D. Knopf, J. Mclntire C. Miller E. Molden, D. Morrow G. Nichols, T. Norris B. Olsen N. Osburn, J. Osby D. Poisel, B. Schrag T. Sanders D. Sowards, S. Shepard T. Snowden, D. Steffel B. Wiltfang C. Wiltfang, E. Wright Armstrong, P. Born Colman, J. Evans Fitzgerald, S. Haggerty Ilullihan, S. Hohnson Nethery, P. Osburn Richardson, L. Sanders Snowden, R. Werner Wilson, K. Beveridge Browning, D. Casada Cavinder, H. Claypool Cummins, D. Deardurff Dodrill, B. Drennen Evans, R. Evans Fitzgerald, T. Harrington l-lavenger, J. Huber Martin, K. Miller Miller, D. Milligan Morrow, D. Peterson Ragland, R. Schreiber Simpson, J. Simpson Souther, P. Wright Wright, R. Whitmore Torbeson Siiffh Grade When gazing back on life thus far I note the days spent solemnly. But when I ga ze through the twelfth year, I see the sixth grade spent joyfully. Zfflz Grade Alsmeyer, M. Aylesworth Billings, F. Crowe Crowe, M. Drennen Dye, C. Dyniewski Dyniewski, C. Evans Fickle, M. Fitzgerald Gesse, T. Gross Gross, D. Haberlin Hoagland, G. Houk Hargis, D. Harris Kaldahl, M. Klemz Krueger, A. Lilley Ragland, B. Rich Riggs, L. Shepard Slosman, C. Stockman Watson, B. Wiltfang Wright, J. Carlson Gam, J. Hallberg Larsen, D. Martin Milligan, M. Mullins Osburn, D. Patrick Pierce, B. Powers Schoster, P. Sheetz Shively, M. Smok Thompson, P. Torbeson Werner, R. Nichols M. Balczo, J. Bell J. Birky, K. Bricker T. Browning, E. Cigrand R. Crowe, D. Dillabaugh D. Evans, S. Fickle T. Fitzgerald, M. Hanaway S. Hoagland, J. Hoover D. Hough, V. Johnson M. Knauff, L. Knopf R. Lintner, N. Northcutt J. Oehlman, D. Peregrine C. Richards, M. Richards D. Sanders, A. Slager T. Smok, A. Strickland V. Wilson, P. Wright R. Armstrong, D. Bales B. Birky, P. Browning L. Born, D. Childress L. Durkee, W. Evans B. Fitzgerald, D. Fitzgerald C. Garvey, P. Gibbs P. Gross, M. Harper M. Hrivnak, J. Huber K. Kinne, J. Knopf P. Mclntire, R. Norris M. Roseberry, S. Schroeder P. Sheetz, L. Shepard D. Slosmann, B. Stalbaum R. Tysen, J. Woodke J. Yeoman, J. Zacek ?0z1rfl1 Grade T. L. D. B. I. J. V. M. L. M. R. I. R. M. C. R. C. L. M. J. M. G. V. L. G. C. M W. M. M. D. B. Bell, G. Birky Cawby, N. Creekmur Dillabaugh, S. Dyniewski Einspahr, B. Gant Gross, W. Gross Haberlin, J. Heinrich Hessling, G. Homer Jaskowiak, K. Larsen Lynn, S. Miller Morrow, S, Peterson Ragland. R. Rich Riggs, P. Schuster Shupe, E. Slosman Spratley, C. Steinhilber Thatcher, N. Wiltfang Wiltfang, C. Ziese Bales, G. Birky Burnett, M. Casada Claypool, T. Cummings Cushman, M. Dyniewski Eichelberger, V. Evans Gross, K. Gross Hefner, S. Hoagland Hunter, R. La Pradd Lintner, T. Osborne Pogue, S. Rust Rathburn, B. Richardson Shepard, R. Slager Smith, B. Steffel Steffel, D. Thompson Watson, D. Wilson, Yankauskas Bales, R. Bell Billings, C. Caldwell Creekmur, D. Deardurff Dernay Dilley, T. Dyniewski Evans, M. Fedornock Pickle, K. Fitzgerald Harrington Harris, D. Ingram Knoph, B. Lilley Major, R. Nethery Ragland Riggs, D. Sanders Schroeder, P. Schuster Sherman, R. Stallaum Sullivan Torbeson, D. Urbas Wilson, S. Wright Zacek, N. Anderson Balczo Beveridge, D. Billings Blood, B. Childress DeFries, K. DeYoung Drennen Eldridge, R. Erics Finstad, S. Gross Harper, A. Havengar Hunter Lapradd, A. Linxner Mullins, P. Norris Richards, P. Runyan Sanders Schuster, C. Slager Smith, D. Starkey Steinhelber, S. Tiede Tysen Werner, S. Wiltfang Zook Sammi Grade Hrs! Grade C. C. K. S. I. G. D. S. W. B. R. V. I. P. J. S. C. K. C. C. S. J. Aylesworth, C. Balczo Bell, D. Birky Black, J, Browning Cawby, K. Chapman Correll, R. Crowe Cummings, C. Davis Dillabauh, D. Durkee Dyniewski, A. Eichelberger Einspahr, B. Fit zgeraid Eldridge. H. Evans Evans, J. Finstad Fox, D. Frame Gaines, S. Cass Gesse, E. Gesse Gross, D. Hallberg Harrington, O. Hoiseth Hrivnak, C. Hunter Kinne, C. Kuenniger Lintner, Y. Lintner Mason, P. Murphy Osborne, G. Peterson Ptacek, D . Riley M. Rust, S. Simmons M. Starkey, C. 'Steffel R. B. R. A. C. P. Stockman, M. Sweney Terpstra, C. Thomas Tinsky, M. Urbas Vertach, S. Watson Wilson, V. Wilson Yankauskas, L. Zook Activities Hand The band, fifty-five members strong, has given recognition and entertainment to our school and com- munity by performing at such events as the winter and spring concerts, district and state contests, the LaCrosse parade, and the Valparaiso Homecoming. The Drum Major is a very important individual in the marching band. She gives signals to the other members as to the formations, timing, and beginning and ending of numbers. She and the other members of the band do a very . . . i- fine Job representing our school. The band board consisting of four band members are selected by Mr. West to help him in the marr- agement ofthe band. The board members are Linda Aylesworth, Secretaryg Ted Kaldahl, Presidehtg Cheryl Wilson, and Noel Dilley. flclrrarz High The Hebron High School Chorus consists of fifty-one high school students. On December tenth the Music Department gave its Winter Concert. District and State Band and Chorus contests were the 1 high lights of the year. The accompanists are Carol Martin and Kathy Ketysen who both play the piano. U Selma! 6l10rus junior Hand These are I-Iebron's future band students and their director, Mr, Ronald West. Hebron's Junior Band shows promise of becoming a fine group of musicians. Here is the pep band which did a fine job of creating student body enthusiasm dur ing home basketball games this past year. afiomzl ffrfmfr Society The Hebron Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized last year to give recognition to those students of the junior and senior classes who possess above average qualities in scholarship, service, citizenship, and leadership. fudcwf Urfuncil The Student Council, consisting of three members from each ofthe upper six grades works with the principal to help better our school. Hawker my The Hawker Staff keeps the students-informed about what is happening at school We present to you this year's Seneca. We hope you like it. G. 14. A. Girls Athletic Association was started in Hebron to provide friendly competition in sports between the girls of the upper four grades. lfvosier Cfluif Booster Club was started to encourage Hebron's athletic teams on to victory. The Seneca Staff would like to congratulate the Booster Club for winning the Porter County Tourney cheering award for the fifth straight year. Projectors C7116 5 The students who are in Projectors Club show movies and slides in classrooms to both the grade and high school students. Patrol Hays The Patrol boys have an excellent record at Hebron: there has not been an accident for 9 years. 5 Q 2 l i l Z s I Audrey Johnson was chosen the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow of the class of 1962. F J-ima 5 Pat I-lallberg received first place honors in the American Legion Auxilliary Oratorical Contest this year for her speech: The People's Constitution, Ours to Defend. Her selection was primarily based on a test on which she received the highest score. Paul Knauff was chosen by a plurality vote of the student body for the honored position of President of the student body. Paul was also honored by the presentation of the gold basket- ball for his outstanding perform- ance in the Porter County Basket- The students pictured at the right are the Girl's and Boy's State delegates and their alternates. They are selected from the upper third of their class by the faculty. ball Tourney. Linda Aylesworth was chosen this year's D. A. R. Sood citizen by the faculty. W V- - I . ' x r ' L. gig... S r r I misfit :E f55Q HA' ffl k 5 -'-- 51- g Q5 ., -tart: Qffjfig V... , . . . ...E .. W SH. . , .. ., . . .... ,. ., , ,, . . .. .,. ., .. - no . ,Q . - - ,X V- K' ff ' 's ?5f i ?1.. It vg js' .,-a 1.xi.e':r43a1gi. , ' -'tf' ti.','. A 'M . C --'.- Fl . slgst su 5 . s -s.- sl.t.. C 5' ss ' ' 't Eigtliiiffll .... 2-isa ' ' .tv .m,.,t,si.s,t 35 153 its? iw M ,, Y 1-' ts- h-'V', 5. F 1435 9 if 55.12 .xiii-swft Q .,,f 1. 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Connie Armstrong and the clarinet . quintet consisting of Paul Knauff, Kim Kaldahl, Susan I-lullihan, Becky Stineburgx, and Mary Wagner won first place honors. Sharon Murphy takes care of the candy machine. - l Neil Hoagland fills the coke machine. Spnrfs l6'aseIm!l ah... 5' .?resl1ma14 Basketball Won 3 Lost 8 i Varsity Basketball Won 16 Lost 8 Won South County Tourney jaaiar Varsity Kaskstaall Won 10 Lost 8 Won South County B Team Tourney i K P i P r P I P E A r e 5 Varsity Kheerleizdcrs J on Murphy, Charon Snowden, Julie Garvey, Janet Breitzk juniar Varsity Hheerleizdbrs J ie Hoover, Rob Skinkle, Donna Keeling, Florence Terra junivr High Zhfrerleizders Jane Corwin, Cecile Wilson, Pam Norris, Joetta Frame Hrass Lfaunfry p This year the cross country team had one of its most successful seasons. Crack The track team hopes to recapture the P. C. C. track championship and to again be victorious at the Hebron Invitational track meet. junivr J-figh lfaskefball Won 12 Lost 5 Won County Junior High Tourney '76 ' 6611114 Won 6 Lost 7 junior High Baseball l l Won 7 Lost 0 Won County Baseball Title 3rd Consecutive Year junizfr High Crack The junior high trackmen will have to keep things moving at a fast pace to match the last two seasons records of not losing a meet, E115 Drivers Edward Thompson, Romona Kleine, Charles Berdine, Glen Martin, Duane Ingram Cfusfadians Dave Antrim, Wayne Fry, Richard Goffe, George Dodrill Edith Thompson, Marie Applegate, Pauline Wale, Eva Osburn All that talk of Predicate nominative and dangling participles demands absolute attention in freshman English class. In shop class these boys work hard welding talents and knowledge into one. They are very proud of their new printing equipment. In home economics the questions are: What goes where? How much of it goes there? When does it go into the mixture? Compliments of FRANKLIN PETRY BUCHANAN'S DRUG STORE ' Hebron, Indiana HEBRON DAIRY Headquarters for Quality Dairy Products-Ice Cream At Your Store-At Your Door Compliments of CITIZEN'S BANK Hebron, Indiana Phone 6-2100 COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS Sunrise Flavors Phone 866-5634 Rensselaer, Indiana VERNON CHILDS Hebron, Indiana THE COUNTRY KITCHEN Hebron, Indiana THE CLEANER MAN DeMotte, Indiana YU 7-2182 SIEVERS DRUG CO. Prescription Rexall Druggists HEBRON LUMBER COMPANY Phone 6-2400 Hebron AL EWART AGENCY General Insurance - DeMotte Compliments of DR. ROBERT LAPSLEY JR. Veterinarian CROWN POINT DRAPERY nSuperiortInteriorsH Ph - 259 LIGHTHOUSE During the holiday season, the art students show some of their talents by decorating the school building. Sea' Foods-Steaks-Chlcken-Pizza Freshman and sophomore girls keep physically fit BELL'S TURKEY FARM Hebron, Indiana BERDINE'S SERVICE STATION R. R. 2 Hebron, Indiana ROOT STUDIO 226 S. Wabash Chicago, Ill. by playing volleyball in Physical education class. During one of the pep sessions our cheerleaders introduced a yell taken straight from the Kremlin THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Denver, Colorado November 2, 1955 1.1 I Dear Girls and Boys: The President was very happy to receive the golf ball, together with your friendly good wishes. He appreciates your thought of him and is looking forward, too, to the day when he can enjoy being on the golf course again. With the P1-esident's thanks and best wishes, Sincerely, e..wQr:. l Ann C. Whitman tv yersonal Secretary to Thie Prlesident eg ' ' item . I Sixth Grade Class Hebron School Hebron Indiana A few years ago the Class of '62 sent out ailing President a golf hall with wishes that he get well soon. True, that didn't happen this year, but we think its worth remembering. 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