Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1968 volume:

1 , ■ , ■ - 4. Q. . P Vj :L. m B t 3 1833 01883 0577 GC 977.202 H35SE, 1968 ... A c C c T - ■- o c -.vf ' f f i;- ' k- ? w« The Senior Class of Hebron High School presents the 1968 SENECA Hebron, Indiana We Faced the Year Table of Contents Introduction 3 Dedication 4 Administration and Faculty 5 Custodians, Cooks, and Bus Drivers 12 Seniors 13 Senior Directory 22 Underclassmen 25 Juniors 26 Sophomores 28 Freshmen 30 Eighth grade 32 Seventh grade 34 Activities 34 H.S. Band 38 Pep Band 39 Chorus 40 Jr. High Band 42 Student Council 43 Booster Club 44 GAA 46 Seneca Staff 47 Honor Society 49 FHA 50 Science Club 51 Safety Patrol 52 Honors 53 Recognitions 54 Athletics 55 Track 56 Cross Country 57 Varsity Basketball 58 Varsity Cheerleaders 59 Baseball 60 J.V. and Freshman Basketball 61 J.V. and Jr. High Cheerleaders 62 Jr. High Basketball 63 Jr. High Cross Country --Track Baseball 64 Advertising 65 Introduction This year Hebron High School has un- dergone many improvements . The driveway around the school has been black-topped to insure safer driving conditions. Some of the classrooms have been improved by installing accoustical tile on the ceilings. The kindergarten and first grade classes have been moved from the high school to the elementary building. This has enabled several teachers to fin- ally have their own home rooms. New teacners include Mrs . Brickman as art teacher, and Mrs . Roberts as English and literature teacher. Also an- other foreign language, German, has been added to the curriculum and is taught by Mrs. Nelson. A new Language Club has been formed under the direction of Mrs . Franzman and Mrs . Nelson. The Junior High and High School stu- dent body has increased to 349 with 20 faculty members . Because of the increase of the student body, the Seneca Staff has decided to omit grades one through six. This omis- sion also enables the high school to have larger class pictures and more room for school activities in the Seneca . Dedication We, the Senior Class of Hebron High School, wish to dedicate this, the 1968 SENECA, to Mrs. Hannah Eldridge. In the eight years she has taught, Mrs. Eldridge has been a fine teacher and close friend. She has given unselfishly of her time and knowledge. We know that this dedication is but a small token expressing our thanks for all the time she has given; however, we hope it expresses our appreciation for her years of service to our school. The Class of 68 Nn ' RON KNAUFF U.C.L.A.; Franklin College, A.B.; Ball State M.A.; Principal; Senior class Sponsor; National Honor Society Sponsor. HOWARD DILLABAUGH Trustee The administration of our school is headed by the trustee, Mr. Dillabaugh and the princi- pal, Mr. Knauff. They are assisted by Mr. Gwin, Assistant Principal and Dean of Boys and Mrs. Berrier, Dean of Girls. These people do the work that keeps the school running smoothly and efficiently. The secretary, Jo Guillod, is the person responsible for aptly keeping all the books and handling all the money. And Mrs. Kaldahl, Secretary to Mr. Gwin, helps him with his typ- ing and keeping of records . Without the services of each of these people our school could not function effectively in guiding our students in their course of education. BEULAH KALDAHL Secretary JO GUILLOD Secretary FRANCIS BERRIER Kansas State U., B.S.; Pur- due U., M.S.; Dean of Girls; Vocational Home Economics; F.H.A. Spon- sor; Thirteenth year at Hebron. KENNETH SCHIEK Indiana U., B.S.; Ball State U., M.A.; Industrial Arts; Audio-Visual director; Junior High Athletics; Booster Club Sponsor; Cheerleader Sponsor; Twelfth grade Sponsor; Fourteenth year at Hebron. PHILLIP LAWS ON Indiana State U., B.S., M.S.; Mathematics; Phys- ics; Social Studies; Seneca Sponsor; Tenth grade Spon- sor; Eleventh year at Hebron. LOREN KIRKPATRICK Manchester, B.S.; Social Studies; General Science; Eleventh grade Sponsor; Ninth year at Hebron. PHYLLIS FRANZMAN Valparaiso U., A.B.; English; Spanish; Honor Society Sponsor; Language Club Sponsor; Seventh grade Sponsor; Thir- teenth year at Hebron. v H HANNA ELDRIDGE Kansas State U., B.S., M.S.; English; Biology; Ninth grade Sponsor; Eighth year at Hebron. OLIVER GWIN Indiana State U., A.B., M.S.; Assistant Principal; Guidance Director; Stu- dent Council Sponsor; Publicity Director; Sixth year at Hebron. MICHAEL CAVANAUGH New Mexico Western U., B.S.; Mathe- matics; High School Athletics; Tenth grade Sponsor; Fourth year at Hebron. ROBERT BUNNING Indiana State U., B.S., M.S.; Music; Instrumental, Vocal; Seventh grade Sponsor; Fourth year at Hebron. MARY GWIN Indiana State U., B.S., M.S.; Com- merce; Hawker Sponsor; Eighth grade Sponsor; Fourth year at Hebron. ROY RUTHERFORD Indiana U., B.S., M.S.; Chemistry; General Sci- ence; Science Club Spon- sor; Ninth grade Sponsor; Third year at Hebron. NINA PEREGRINE Canterbury College, B.S.; Indiana State U., M.S.; Commerce; Girls Physical Education; G.A.A. Sponsor; Tenth grade Sponsor; Fourth year at Hebron. LOIS NELSON Valparaiso U., B.S.; Eng- lish; German; Reading; Language Club Sponsor; Eighth grade Sponsor; Second year at Hebron. FRED SIMIC Indiana U., B.S.; Social Studies; High School Ath- letics; Eighth grade Spon- sor; Second year at Hebron. PAUL SCHROEDER Valparaiso U., B.S.; Indiana U., M.S.; Mathematics; Boys Physical Education; Athletic Director; High School Ath- letics; Patrol Club Sponsor; Third year at Hebron. FRIEDA SCHIEK Ball State U. , A.B.; Eng- lish; Social Studies; Sev- enth grade Sponsor; First year at Hebron. MARY BRICKMAN St. Mary ' s Notre Dame College, B.A.; Art; Elev- enth grade Sponsor; First year at Hebron. CHERYL WILSON Indiana U., A.B.; Librar- ian; Eleventh grade Spon- sor; First year at Hebron. SHIRLEY ROBERTS U. of Iowa (Northern), B.A.; English; Eleventh grade Sponsor; Jr. Class Play Sponsor; First year at Hebron. H ' S K |k: V Hit. Kl I H fT ' If ' Hg H 1 VICTORIA SENG Marquette U., B.A.; Social Studies; Eighth grade Sponsor; First year at Hebron. LEILA BARE Ohio State U., Fine Arts; Art; Eleventh grade Sponsor; First year at Hebron. Mrs. Wilson Mr. Schroeder Mrs. Schiek Wayne Fr ' This year the faculty enjoyed a chick- en barbecue in the fall . Mr . Schiek and Mr. Fry again did a gocxi job barbe- cuing the chicken. Mrs . Schiek was honored by a fare- well party given by the Juniors, but they were pleasantly surprised when they found her teaching them history. The wedding bells have already rung for Mrs. Wilson. This summer Mr. Schroeder will take the BIG step. As you can see, the faculty has been very busy this year. Cook Charolerte Wagner Ruby Rosenbaum Eva Osburn Custodians Wilna Breitzke iT ' itmmim «itTTi Wayne Fry, Russell Hoagland, Julian Knopf. Bus Drivers Wirt Ingram Duane Ingram Bill Sheetz Ed Thompson in O 00 RUSS WERNER PRESIDENT Majors: English, Science, Mathe- matics, Band. Minor: Social Studies BYRON WILSON VICE PRESIDENT Majors: English, Science, Mathe- matics, Band. Minor: Social Studies ]0 ANN MARTIN SECRETARY Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Band. .Minors: Social Studies, Home Ec. SONJA OSBY TREASURER Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Home Ec, Band. Minor: Social Studies ol LINDA NETHERY STUDENT COUNCIL Majors; English, Science, Mathe- matics, Band. Minors: Social Studies, Home Ec. Foreign Language. PAULA COLMAN STUDENT COUNCIL Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Foreign Language. JEAN SIMPSON STUDENT COUNCIL Majors: English, Science, Foreign Language. Minors: Social Studies, Mathe- matics, Business Education. o, 5 i ' . ai i. JERRY ADANK Majors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Business Educa- tion, Art. LARRY ARMSTRONG STUDENT COUNCIL Majors: English, Science, Mathe- matics, Band. Minor: Social Studies ARLENE BERGSLIEN Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Art. Minors; Social Studies, Mathe- matics, Home Ec. , Science. 2 UOL t C KAY BEVERIDGE Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Home Ec. {oa PATRICIA BORN Majors: English, Mathematics, Science, Business Education, Home Ec. Minor: Social Studies uamAj DAVID CUMMINS Majors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts, Art. Minor: Business Education O A DENNIS DEARDURFF Majors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts, Band. Minors: Science, Business Educa- tion. ELIZABETH DODRILL Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Band. Minors: Social Studies, Home Ec. BONNIE DRENNAN Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Home Ec, Art. n n ruu Gw Nd5, Qno JACK ELAM Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Business Education. ROBERT EVANS Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Business Education, In- dustrial Arts. JANET FITZGERALD Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Band. Minors: Social Studies, Home Ec. 3-«.CL.k %LJr ' cuJL SANDRA HAGGERTY Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Foreign Language, Band. Minor: Mathematics Sa.- cJLo EDWARD HARLOW Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Industrial Arts. Minor: Mathematics THOMAS HARRINGTON Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Social Studies, Art. 6 j:) m DANIEL HOGG Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Industrial Arts. Minors: Science, Art. JILL HUBER Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Home Ec. Minor: Mathematics JAMES HULLIHAN Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Foreign Language, Band. CL ui-- CjJJJl 9 VILLIA. 1 INGRAM Majors: English, Mathematics. Minors: Social Studies, Science, Business Education, Industrial Arts. GERALD McINTIRE Majors: English, Social Studies, Industrial Arts. Minors: Business Education, Art. GARY McKlNNEY Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education. Minor: Industrial Arts £ pw n A tm KATHERINE MILLER Majors; English, Business Educa- tion. Minors; Social Studies, Home Ec, Foreign Language MARLA.NNE MINOR Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Social Studies, Band. Minor: Science WENDELL MORROW Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Social Studies, Industrial Arts. Minor: Art yid flal ' tVryyxJiJ PARTICIA OSBURN Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Business Education, Band. Minors: Mathematics, Home Ec. ROSA RAJKOVIC Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics. Minor: Foreign Language JANE SANDERS Majors: English, Science, Band. Minors: Social Studies, Mathe- matics, Foreign Language. 9. ajt 6S lO?:. ROBERT SCHREIBER Majors: English, Business Educa- tion, Social Studies, Industrial Arts. Minor: Art JOAN SIMPSON Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Business Education. Minor: Foreign Language MARY SNOWDEN Majors: English, Science, Math- ematics, Foreign Language, Band. Minor: Social Studies 1 VpL U PATRICK WALLACE Majors: English, Business Education, Social Studies, Industrial Arts. Minor: Science PATRICIA WRIGHT Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Band. Minors: Mathematics, Foreign Language. 9d- f cCt) MARGARET WRIGHT Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Band. Minors: Mathematics, Foreign Language. Educational, Exciting, and Fun!! In October, we took our Senior Trip to Washington D.C. and New York City. Each one of us can say that every minute was enjoyed even though we were tossed about from planes to buses, to walking and more walking. To add to the confusion, we tried to absorb all we could of the historical and interesting sights shown in such a little time . We also noticed the contrast between the two cities we visited; Washington being impressive and New York City being exciting! All in all, we believe that our Senior Trip will be one we will long remember , Senior JERRY ADANK LARRY ARMSTRONG — Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 4; Booster Club 1,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4j Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Boy ' s State Alternate 3; Junior Play 3. ARLENEBERGSLIEN--F.H.A. 2,3,4; Historian 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Oratorical Contest 3 Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4. KAY BEVERIDGE- 2; Hawker Staff 4. Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1, PATRICIA BORN--Class Treasurer 2; Student Coun- cil 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Secretary 4; Chorus 1; Oratorical Contest 3; Seneca Staff 4; South Bend Tribune Reporter 3. PAULA COLMAN- -Student Council 2,4; President 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 2; Vice-President 3; Project Chairman 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girl ' s State Delegate 3; Oratorical Contest 3; Seneca Staff 4. DAVID CUMMINS DENNIS DEARDURFF ELIZABETH DODRILL- -Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3; Chorus 2,3,4; Librarian 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Oratorical Contest 3; Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4. BONNIE DRENNER--G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Junior Play 3; Oratorical Contest 3; Seneca Staff 4. JACK ELAM--Booster Club 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1. ROBERT EVANS— Booster Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Hawker Staff 4. JANET FITZGERALD- -Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; Pep Band 4; Hawker Staff 4. SANDRA HAGGERTY--Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Project Chairman 3; President 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Language Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,3; Seneca Staff 4; Office Help 4; Hall Monitor 4. EDWAFUD HARLOW— Booster Club 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Baseball 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Hawker Staff 4. THOMAS HARRINGTON DANIEL HOGG JILL HUBER- -G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Hawker Staff 4. JAMES HULLIFL N- -Class Secretary 1; Class Treas- urer 3; Booster Club 1,3; National Honor Society 3, 4; President 4; Science Club 3,4; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Boy ' s State Delegate 3; Junior Play 3. WILLL M INGRAM--Booster Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1, 2; Musical 2; Junior Class Play Student Director 3. GERALD McINTIRE--Chorus 1,2,3. GARY McKINNEY- -Boone Grove High School 1,2; Booster Club 4; Varsity Manager 4; Chorus 3,4; Musical 4. JO ANN MARTIN--Class Secretary 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; Junior Play Student Director 3; Hawker Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4. KATHERINE MILLER- -Booster Club 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Historian 4; Hawker 4. Directory MARIANNE MINOR--Rennselaer High School 1; Class Vice-President 2; Booster Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 2,4; Band 2,3; Pep Band 2; Hawker Staff 4. WENDELL MORROW- -Basketball 1; Baseball 1; Booster Club 1. LINDA NETHER Y- -Student Council 1,2,3,4; Secre- tary 4; Booster Club 2,3,4; G.A.A, 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1; Solo and Ensemble 1,2; Girl ' s State Alternate 3; Junior Play 3; Oratorical Contest 3; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; Seneca Staff 3,4; Hall Mon- itor 1,2,3,4; Seneca Staff Editor 4. JEAN SIMPSON--Student Council 4; Booster Club 1, 3,4; G.A.A, 1,2,3,4; Language Club 4; Junior Var- sity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 4; junior Play 3; Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4; Band 1. JOAN SlMPSON--Booster Club 1,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Hawker Staff 4; Editor 4; Band 1. MARY SNOWDEN- -Class Secretary 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Language Club 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; Junior Play 3; Hall Monitor 1; Sen- eca Staff 4. PATRICL OSBURN— Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2; Pep Band 2,4; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; Hawker Staff 4. SONJA OSBY--Class President 3; Class Treasurer 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; President 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Project Chairman 2; Rec- ister Club l, i,i,4; President i; G.A.A. 1, ,3,4; Secretary 2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Project Chairman 2; Rec- reation Leader 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; President 4; Majorett 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,4; Junior Play 3; Oratorical Con- test 3; Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4. PATRICK WALLACE- -Basketball 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Track 2,3; Class Play 3. RUSS WERNER--Class President 1,2,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3; Cross Country 2,4; Baseball 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Musical 2; Class Play 3; Seneca Staff 4. BYRON WILSON--Class Vice-President 1,4; Student Council 2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 4; Cross Country 2,3; Baseball 1,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Solo and Ensemble 2; Seneca Staff 4. ROSA RAJKOVIC-- Class Treasurer 1; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 2; Mu- sical Student Director 4; Junior Play 3; Oratorical Contest--First Place 3; Office Help 4. JANE SANDERS--Student Council 1; Booster Club 1, 2,3,4; Vice-President 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Reporter 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Language Club 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 4; Pep Band 1,2; Solo and Ensemble 1,2,3; Seneca Staff 4; Hall Monitor 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4. ROBERT SCHREIBER- -Basketball 1,2; Cross Coun- try 1,2; Class Play 3; Booster Club 1,2. MARGARET WRIGHT— Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Pep Band 1; Solo and Ensemble 2,3; Juni r Play 3; Oratorical Contest 3. PATRICIA WRIGHT- -Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Pep Band 1; Solo and Ensemble 2,3; Musical 4. Mary Snowden, Sandi Haggerty. Underwater Fantasy was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom which was created by Arlen Bergslien. Based on the Legend of Atlantis, it proved to be a very colorful and beautiful event. The large mural was painted in vivid colors depicting underwater life. Large, beautifulfish were swimming through an- cient ruins and delicate sea shells and ferns adorned the ocean ' s floor. To add to the beauty was a graceful oyster shell throne . The King and Queen sat on large pearls in the center of the throne . An interesting part of the prom was the refreshment table. This was an old sunken ship ' s hull lit by small lan- terns. The theme was made complete by having the servers dress as pirates. And of course, there was the usual treasure chest, overflowing with gold and jewels and care- fully guarded by a beautiful mermaid. This beautiful Underwater Fantasy will surely be remembered as a wonderful event. Janet Fitzgerald, Mary Snowden, Jill Huber r Arlene Bergslien Margaret Aylesworth Thomas Billings James Carlson Fred Crowe Lora Crowe Mary Drennen Jerry Dye Chester Dyniewski Joe Dyniewski Loretta Evans James Fickle Kimberly Cant Julie Gesse Dolores Haberlin Janet Hallberg Steve Hargis Christine Havengar Kathy Heine Peggy Johnson Linda Kaldahl Mitchell Mullins President Lorraine Schuster Secretary Michael Klemz Vice-President Nancy Osburn Treasurer Juniors . f5 Michael Klemz Sandi Larsen Charles Lundquist David Martin Robert Miller Mitchell Mullins Rick Nichols Nancy Osburn Deloris Patrick Gary Pierce Kenneth Pitts William Powers Danny Ragland Larry Ragland William Rich Robert Riggs Connie Rosenbaum Lorraine Schuster Pat Sheetz James Shivley Elizabeth Slosman Michele Smok Chester Stockman Richard Thompson Gary Torbeson Patricia Torbeson Dennis Watson Randy Werner Robert Wiltfang Not pictured: Alvin Lillev Randall Armstrong Phyllis Ault Mary Balczo Donald Bales Jeffrey Bell Charles Bennett James Birky Robert Birky Lowell Born Keith Bricker Carol Cassidy Kitty Cassidy Deborah Dillabaugh Lois Durkee Carol Eriks David Evans Glen Evans Steve Fickle Donna Fitzgerald Curtis Garvey Pamela Gibbs Thomas Gross Marcia Hanaway Gregory Harlow Walter Helm 9 ' Randall Armstrong President Mark Knauff Vice-President Barbara Stalbaum Secretary Vicki Wilson Treasurer Not pictured: Patrick Conners Susan Hoagland Michael Hofferth Billie Jean Hogg Delores Hough Margaret Hrivnak Vicki Johnson Kim Kinne Mark Knauff Leigh Knopf Randall Lintner Patricia Mclntire Rochelle Norris Dennis Northcutt Donald Osby Russell Pawlak Diane Peregrine Marlin Roseberry David Sanders Susan Schroeder Peggy Sheetz Larry Shepard Vicky Singleton Andrew Slager David Slosman Diana Spun- Barbara Stalbaum Charles Strickland Richard Tysen Vicki Wilson James Woodke Jane Yoeman Janet Zacek «t Gail Alyea Cheryl Bales Gwen Birkey Linda Burnett Marilyn Casada Brenda Coin Daniel Cooper Terry Cumming: Judith Cushman Donald Dillabaugh John Duggleby Michael Dyniewski Stanley Dyniewski Mary Eichelberger Brenda Einspahr Valerie Evans Bruce Gant Gerald Gross Patricia Gross Jack Haberlin Velma Hefner Jean Heinrich Victoria Hessling Scott Hoagland Ricky Shape President Richard Rice Vice-President Charles Pogue Secretary Daniel Cooper Treasurer A9 Fr snmen Deborah Hofferth Joyce Jenks Allan Karnes Patti Klemz John Knopf Richard LaPradd Kenneth Larsen Terry Osborne Kathleen Pitts Charles Pogue Ricky R.agland Mark Rathburn Richard P ice Jeffery Puggs Bonnie Rosenbaum Sandra Rust Lois Schultz Pamela Schuster Dwight Scroggins Gary Scroggins Linda Shepard Ricky Shape Richard Slager Evelyn Slosman Mary Smith Thaddeus Smok Mary Jane Spratley Michael Steffel Robert Steffel Christine Steinhilber Christine Thatcher Dale Thompson David Watson Nancy Wiltfang Richard Wiltfang Rita Crowe Benedict Yankaukas Not Pictured: Mike Harper Vivi Aabye Nancy Anderson Margaret Ault Charles Balczo Randall Bell Colleen Beveridge Patricia Billings Gary Birky Susan Blood Delia Cardenas Joyce Coin Norman Creekmur Luarme Deal Duane Deardurff Gail DeFries Yvonne Dernay Kevin De Young Robert Dickinson Steve Dilley Linda Drennen Theresa Dyniewski Robin Elam Michael Fedornock Vicki Fickle Mark Finstad Kevin Fitzgerald Marty Good Mark Griffey Kenneth Gross Susan Gross Richard Nethery President Michael Fedornock Vice-President Yvonne Dernay Secretary Rochelle Werner Treasurer Sue Harper Alberta Havengar Debra Ingram John Ingram Cecil Johnson Roger Knopf Rowena LaPradd Betty Lilley Garnet Lintner Richard Mahnke Melvin Morrow Patricia Mullins Richard Nethery Peggy Norris Dennis Ragland Barbara Rosenbaum Donna Rosenbaum Paula Runyan Deborah Sanders Ralph Sanders Sally Schroeder John Schuster Sharon Sheets William Shepard James Sherman Clarence David Slager Richard Stalbaum Patricia Steinhilber David Urbas Rochelle Werner Jerry Wilson Steven Wiltfang Christine Aylesworth Terry Bacon Christine Balczo Terri Bales David Billings Diana Birky Kimberly Black Michael Broughton Patrick Cassidy Katherine Chapman Robert Clemans Gregory Cummings Dawn Curry Cathy Davis Alice De Young Mary Duggleby David Durkee Stephen Dyniewski Allen Eichelberger William Einspahr Rolin Elam Sandra Eldridge Murrell Evans Jana Finstad Brian Fitzgerald Virginia Fox Eileen Gesse Paula Gesse David Hallberg Douglas Harrington Patrick Murphy President Daryl Riley Vice-President Kathy Chapman Secretary Ronald Rich Treasurer Seventh James Harrington Lee Ann Helm Linda Heskett Oscar Hoiseth Cynthia Hrivnak Brenda Karnes Kit Thomas Kinne Carol Kuenniger Yvonne Lintner Larry Lynn Cynthia Mason Patrick Murphy Carol Musch Kathy Musch Kenneth Pawlak Ronald Rich Thomas Riggs Daryl Riley Debra Robertson Michael Rust Peter Schuster Michael Singleton Daniel Smith David Spun- Damian Stalbaum Donna Starkey Cynthia Steffel Mary Jo Sweney Cynthia Thomas Bruce Torbeson Cindy Tysen Ronald Voss Colleen Wilson David Wilson Verna Wilson Patricia Yankauskas Jerri Lynn Zook Gloria Cardenas Maria Cardenas Grad( Not pictured: Manuel Charles Gloria Creekmur Dan Dillabaugh John Martinez Debora Sullivan Underclassmen SOLD POPCORN Vicki Johnson, Keith Bricker, Greg Harlow. DANCED Rocky Norris, Mary Balczo, Jane Yeoman. AND CLOWNED (Christmas Skit) Kathy Pitts, Kenny Larsen, Chris Thatcher, Brenda Einsphar, Mary Spratley, Judy Cushman. CO : o H N o o H H U DRUM MAJOR Jim Hullihan The High school band, consisting of 71 members, is directed by Mr. Robert Bunning. The band marched at the Val- paraiso Homecoming in the fall, gave a very enjoyable Winter and Spring con- cert, and paticipated in the State Band TWIRLERS STANDING: Peg Wright Pat Wright KNEELING: Sonja Osby Peg Sheetz Contest . They also gave two marching shows at our basketball games . Many of the students performed in the solo and ensemble contest. The band officers were as follows: President, Sonja Osby; Vice-President, Randy Werner; Librarians: Jane Yeo- man, and Peggy Sheetz . The pep band provides half-time and between game entertainment to raise the spirit of the boosters at the home basketball games. Pep Band Ch( The Chorus has also been very busy this year. They put on a very success- ful musical this fall called, So This Is Paris. They also put on a delightful Winter and Spring Concert. The Chorus has a total membership of 62. They attended the State Chorus Contest. Accompanist is Sandi Larsen. President Peg Aylesworth and Librar- ian Jane Yeoman. Lora Crowe and Mary Spratley rus Ricky Shupe Pat Wright Ricky Norris John Duggleby Janet Hallberg Kim Gant Jim Carlson Pat Sheefz, Gwen Birky, Bob Wiltfang. The Junior High Band consists of seventh and eighth grade students under the direction of Mr. Bunning. Along with the other music classes, these band members also participate in the annual spring and winter concerts . With much practice these students will eventually become members of the high school band and will participate in its activities. Junior High Band PRESIDENT--PAULA COLMAN The Student Council serves to provide a basis for a better understanding be- tween the students and the faculty. The Student Council is responsible for the se- lection of the convocations for the student body, for presenting such holiday pro- grams as the Thanksgiving convocation, and for sponsoring various activities for the benefit of the students and the school. The council also sponsors members to the Student Council Workship and to the Student Council Convention. Included in their activities this year, the council selected a school flag and for the first time revised our handbook. Student Council Booster The Booster Club is made up of students in grades 7 thru 12. These students yell to back our team at basketball and baseball games, and at track and cross country meets. This year at the Porter County Tourney, our Booster Club worked hard to prepare an organized block. The purpose of the block was to generate en- thusiasm and promote good sportsmanship. The cos- tuming and yells centered around the theme Happi- ness is Being Champs and the antics of the famous Peanuts gang. This is prob- ably the largest single proj- ect of the club all year. Club but the members are con- tinually working to create school spirit and good sportsmanship among the participants and fans, both young and old. The Booster club members have their work cut out for them to cheer the Hebron Hawks to vi ctory no matter what the sport or who the opponent is , COUNTY TOURNEY January ' 68 but Happiness is winning, is also being a part of the victory when you have yelled and cheered your team on to do its very best. VJ.iV.i . Again this year, the G.A.A. has been quite active. As a member of the State organization, a volleyball team was formed and the girls participated in games with other schools. The theme for their annual dance was Candy land. At the end of each year the G.A.A. holds its annual banquet where the next year ' s officers are announced. This is looked forward to by all. Officers of the G.A.A. are as fol- lows: President, Joan Simpson; Vice President, Michelle Smok; Pat Torb- eson, Secretary; and Kim Gant, Treasurer. Brenda Einsphar, Rosa Rajkovic, Pat Osburn, and Mari- anne Minor. Seneca Staff The Seneca Staff started early and stayed late from September to March, working once and sometimes twice a week on the yearbook. The Staff sold ads, typed and re -typed pages, and took many pic- tures. We had a lot of fun and hope you enjoy reading it as much as we did work- ing on it. Honor Society The National Honor Society is under the direction of Mrs. Franzman and Mr. Knauff . The Society sponsored a March of Dimes drive and a special project. In addition to this, the Society provided ushers for Commencement and Baccalau- reate and was in charge of the Easter program . To conclude a very successful year, the Society took a trip to Chicago to see a well-known movie. INITIATION Mary Snowden Rosa Rajkovic Pat Osburn Sonja Osby Russ Werner Hawker Staff 0 This year the Hawker Staff has kept everyone well informed of the school activ- ities. Editor Joan Simpson and Assistant Edi- tor Jo Ann Martin have kept the staff vary busy in presenting a poll each month of the main issues of todays problems. With the assistance of Mrs. Gwin, the Hawker Staff has done a fine job. r . f F.H.A. The F.H.A. is an organization that promotes interest in homemaking and family activities. The club was very busy this past year with numerous activities. Again this year the F.H.A. sponsored a Brownie Points for F.H.A, day. A Christmas party was held and enjoyed by all. Mrs. Berrier, the club sponsor, ac- companied the girls as they went Christ- mas caroling. In April, the club spon- sored an F.H.A. week. Each day was special, for example, sweat shirt day, red and white day, and a dress -up day were held. The week was climaxed with a dance. All in all, the year was pros- perous and a lot of fun. Science Club The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Rutherford, increased its membership this year to forty. In addition to the busi- ness part of the meeting, films were shown and special reports were given by the members . Outside activities included several field trips among them being Ar- gon National Laboratory. As a special project, the club once again sponsored a Science Fair. Officers for this year were Dave Martin, president, Gary Pierce, vice-president, and Jane Yeoman, secre- tary-treasurer. The Safety Patrol has done a very good These boys deserve co-operation from job assisting Mr. Roland Kuntzman, our all the students for the fine job they are adult patrolman, in guiding the children doing for us . past the crossings. Safety Patrol BETTY CROCKER AWARD Each year the Senior girls take a test to determine the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. The award this year went to Bonnie Drennen. BOYS ' STATE Boys ' State delegates attend Hoosier Boys ' State for one week during the sum- mer at Indiana University at Blooming- ton. During this time, the boys learn about the state government, its officers, its legislative processes, and its poli- tics. This year ' s Boys ' Staters are Jim HuUihan, delegate; and Larry Arm- strong, alternate. D.A.R. AWARD The qualifications for the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award are leadership, service, de- pendability, and patriotism. Congratulations to Linda Neth- ery for receiving this honor. GIRLS ' STATE Girls ' State delegates are chosen each year by the faculty on the basis of academic standing, citizenship, and an active interest in government . The girls learn much about the government and gain a better knowledge and respect for their nation. This year ' s Girls ' Staters are Paula Colman, delegate; and Linda Nethery, alternate . Recognitions The student secretaries work various hours in the office and try to make the job of our secretary, Mrs. Guillod, a little easier. In the morning and after school, John Knopf, Jack Haberlin, and David Helm faithfully take care of the school flag . So our school will never be thirsty, Jerry Mclntire spends a few minutes each day filling the pop machine . Jane Yeoman, Peggy Sheetz, and Evelyn Slosman fill the candy machine to make our school sweet. in U H W H m f r n Track For the first time this year the Seneca staff decided to print the record of the 1966-67 track season to give due recog- nition to the boys who work so hard to maintain a winning record for our school. Along with the below listed record, He- bron placed 1st in the last running of the K.V.A.A. by defeating six other schools. We also won the Hebron relays by de- feating five schools. Hebron placed sec- ond to Kouts in the county meet. Paul Yeom.an deserves special recognition for receiving the Nelson Richardson award based on scholastic and athletic ability. Also the 880 relay team consisting of Mike Hofferth, Jim HuUihan, Larry Armstrong, and Paul Yeoman deserves special recognition for setting a school record of 1:34. 7. Hebron 43 48 Opponents Munster 108 68 9 50 Washington Boone Grove 67 51 Kouts 61 62 25 Washington LaCrosse 89 29 Wheeler 96 35 1 2 38 14 46 1 2 Morgan Jackson River Forest 66 Hammond Noll 90 28 DeMotte 72 57 Munster 8 Whiting Larry Ragland P.C.C. Track Meet Cross Country One of the most demanding sports we have at Hebron High is Cross Country. This year the Hawks drew a large crowd of boosters while they won two out of seven dual meets and one triangular meet, and placed second in a four -way meet and three triangular meets. Lead- ing runners for the Hawks were Bob Evans, Dave Martin, Jim Hullihan, Tom Gross, Gary Rerce, and Dick Tysen. Record Hebron Opponents 40 19 Rensselaer 28 29 Washington 60 15 St. Mary 66 Boone Grove 48 15 Andre an 22 36 Liberty 70 Westville 46 25 Hanover Central 49 Kouts 21 40 Westville 56 15 Lowell 68 DeMotte 48 15 Chesterton 45 15 Andrean 59 15 Wheeler 87 Jackson 92 Morgan 40 19 Culver low score wins P.C.C. Cross Country ' Meet Basketball HEBRON Westville 58 62 Wheatfield 59 43 Kouts 53 51 Jackson 64 71 Lowell 82 56 Munster 73 58 Morgan 53 61 La Crosse 74 66 Washington 66 81 River Forest OT 76 79 Lake Centeral 64 61 Wheeler 44 75 DeMotte 95 75 Liberty OT 89 90 Boone Grove 90 65 Rensselaer 89 65 South County Tourney Kouts 46 65 Boone Grove 59 50 County Tourney Liberty OT 72 73 Boone Grove 63 56 Sectional Tourney Merrillville 89 75 This year the Hawks varsity basketball team played a rough schedule. Although they didn ' t fare quite so well as they have in recent years, the Hawks pro- vided fans with some very excit- ing moments. The Hawks were victorious in a very thrilling ' game over River Forest; and when we won by one point after an overtime with the Liberty Lions, the fans were completely exhausted by the hectic suspense. Mike Hofferth led this year ' s varsity team in scoring and re- bounding. Larry Armstrong Mike Hofferth and Randy Werner cheerleaders It is the job of the varsity cheerleaders to create school spirit and generate enthus- iasm at all sports events and athletic contests. This year ' s cheerleaders, Sonja Osby, Jean Simpson, Linda Kethery, and Barb Stalbaum worked hard to fulfill this obligation. They started by attending a camp held at Syracuse, In- diana, where they learned the newest techniques. These techniques were put to use all year to cheer the Hawks to another successful season. Barb Stalbaum, Jean Simpson, Linda Nethery, Sonja Osby Sonja Baseball The 1967 Hebron High School base- ball team had another very successful year, tying for the Porter County Con- ference Title with a 6-1 record. This was the sixth year in a row the Hawks have won or tied for the conference championship. The one loss came dur- ing the last game of the season and broke an 11 game winning streak and marked the second conference loss in the past five years . The strong Hebron attack was led by Al Lilley with a . 500 batting average followed closelybby three players in the .400 ' s. Larry Armstrong did a good job on the mound ending up with a 6-0 record with 65 strike -outs and al- lowing only 13 runs . 12 5 Kouts 15 Jackson 2 Morgan 8 2 Washington 11 Wheeler 9 6 Liberty 6 9 Boone Grove Batting Champ--Al Lilley All Conference--Don Bales, Bob Riggs, Larry Armstrong, Tom Gross, and Alvin Lilley. HEBRON Westville 33 32 Wheatfield 35 43 Kouts 32 67 Morgan 26 48 Boone Grove 51 52 Jackson 45 51 Lowell 61 43 Munster 50 54 Morgan 33 62 LaCrosse 45 39 Washington 43 71 River Forest 49 42 Lake Centeral 55 47 Wheeler 36 44 DeMotte 49 38 Liberty OT 44 50 Boone Grove OT62 56 Rensselaer 54 37 J.V. Basketball This year the J.V. basketball team provided their fans with many exciting games . Along with gaining experience from these games and the long hours of practice in prep- aration for them, the boys learned to work together as a team. As winners of the South County J.V. Tourney, this team promises basketball fans many exciting and victorious games in the future. Leading scorers for the J.V. Hawks were Tom Gross, Rusty Pawlak, and Don Bales. Rusty and Don were moved up to the varsity team before the end of the season. Freshmen 7 ts r r) (T V4 HEBRON Wheeler 31 54 Merrillville4 45 66 Liberty 21 82 Hanover Central 30 71 Valpo Soph 53 55 Valpo Jeff B 25 58 Boone Grove OT 47 48 North Newton 15 61 Lowell 40 53 Westville 35 49 DeMotte 39 46 Kouts 38 53 Wheatfield 29 52 The Hebron High School freshmen basketball team closed the season with an unblemished record. Local fans who were able to witness these boys in ac- tion this year were treated to some en- tertaining basketball. The boys com- bined an aggressive defense with a fast breaking offense to completely overpower some opponents as was evident in the first quarter scores of the last two games: 17--4 and 16--2. These boys were also able to maintain their poise in the hectic final moments of the close games and come out victorious. Junior Varsity Jane Yeoman Mary Lou Eichelberger The junior varsity cheerleaders worked hard this year not only in en- couraging their team to do their best but also in assisting the varsity squad. Team work is an essential part of the cheer - leading squad as well as the team and these girls did their part. For the first time this year, these girls participated in the school song which was a spirited and attractive addition. Cheerleaders Junior High Like the junior high ball play- ers, these girls are eagerly awaiting the day when they can cheer the high school teams to victory. With this in mind, they vigorously do their job of gener- ating spirit and enthusiasm in the junior high team and fans . Kim Black, Cindy Mason, Donna Rosenbaum, Luanne Deal HEBRON Lowell 43 34 Kouts 39 25 Jackson 17 70 La Crosse 38 48 Chesterton 14 50 Morgan 19 16 Washington 26 47 Rensselaer 19 61 Wheatfield 42 30 Wheeler 37 66 Liberty 26 57 Boone Grove 28 52 Westville 55 50 DeMotte 39 44 Kouts 41 22 Jr. High Basketball The junior high basketball boys worked hard to uphold the Hebron tradition of winning season. Coach Kenneth Schiek has worked with these boys and has be- gun shaping them into the future varsity ball players. These boys have hours and hours of running stairs, practicing drills, and shooting free throws --just like the varsity players. B Team HEBRON Lowell 36 19 Kouts 10 6 Jackson 45 22 La Crosse 12 14 Chesterton 10 30 Morgan 15 44 Washington 12 29 Rensselaer 24 17 Wheatfield 20 35 Wheeler 35 32 Liberty 24 35 Boone Grove 10 3S Westville 37 45 DeMotte 24 31 HEBRON Kouts 8 3 Jackson 1 6 Morgan 10 Washington 1 Wheeler 1 Liberty 2 13 Boone Grove 4 1 Jr. High Baseball The Jr. High Baseball team finished the the season with four victories and three defeats. The Jr. Hawks were led in bat- ting by Mike Rust, .500; Mark Griffey, .417; Mike Fedornock, .417; and Pat Murphy .411. Jr. High Track The Junior High track team coached by Mr . Schick had a very successful year . The team won four of its six meets with very high scores. They worked hard at the county meet and came in second to Kouts. These boys did a fine job, and our school can be very proud of them . 1967 Record Wheeler Morgan Jackson DeMotte Wheeler Boone Grove Kouts Washington Boone Grove Morgan HEBRON 43 1 2 51 1 2 19 1 2 55 46 1 2 19 76 51 60 7 59 58 1 24 1 3 60 5 6 19 5 6 — — - in General Hardware — Armstrong Oil and Gas Furnaces — Hot Water Heating — Plumbing — Electric Supplies — House Wiring HEBRON HARDWARE Hebron Indiana LOWELL LUMBER CO., INC. P.O. Box 157 Lowell Indiana Roofing — Siding — Insulation KAPER ' S BUILDING MATERIAL Phone 987-2781 DeMotte Indiana Compliments of BETTY ' S BEAUTY SHOP Hebron Indiana IPy Face of Authority Mr. Knauff-- Senior Trip REGAN ' S OLD HERITAGE INN Hebron Indiana Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1968 HEBRON CLINIC Hebron Indiana [3 DILLABAUGH M GENERAL CONTRACTING HEBRON RECREATION BUILDING STRAIGHTENING FIREPLACES — BASEMENTS — FLOORS Hebron Indiana SIDEWALKS ° 35 VALPARAISO T OONE HONE DRIVEWAYS GROVE X ho 2-2593 HEBRON FEED CO. E. W. Ingram Son Purina Chows DILLABAUGH MOVING ENGINEERS Mobil Products ■ ■ SI B Face of M i - • 1 Hunger r IM Skeleton- - Phone 663-3761 Biology Room R.R. No. 1 Box 81 Crown Point, Indiana 46307 Good Luck Seniors INGIE ' S BEAUTY SALON BILLSHEETZ Phone 996-6111 STANDARD OIL Box 34 Hebron Indiana Hebron Indiana Compliments of COUNTRY KITCHEN Hebron Indiar FOREST RIVER LODGE Rural Route 2 Hebron, Indiana 46341 Phone 996-3363 Full Menu Fish on Friday Erwalt (Shorty) and Lorraine Major CHILD ' S Hebron Indiana Face of Despair--Janet Hallberg Locker Cleanup--67 FRY ' S 3305 East Commercial Lowell, Indiana Phone 696-9137 216 South Main Street Crown Point, Indiana Phone 663-3773 PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION Form Loan Specialists Box 48 Crown Point Indiana FRAN ' S DAIRY Borden Distributor 996-2783 996-3600 Hebron, Indiana Shoes for the Entire Famil at Money Saving Prices LAWSON ' S SHOE SHOP 322 Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana — 46356 Faces of Love --Larry Sohne, Linda Nethery-- ' 67 Junior-Senior Prom HEBRON SPEEDWASH Nelda Walter Childress Congratulations Class of 68 SOWARD ' S AGENCY SCHROEDER ' S COLONIAL DRIVE-IN AND RESTAURANT Hebron Indiana Hebron Indiana BUCHANAN ' S DRUGS Hebron Indiar Phone 996-241 1 GRIEGER ' S MOTOR SALES INC. 1415 E. Lincolnwoy Valparaiso Indiana 46383 Telephone 462-1983 KENNY ' S FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP Phone 996-4631 Hebron, Indiana Face of Interest Rosa Rajkovic--Senior Trip Sinclain HOISETH ' S SINCLAIR Phone 996-9071 Hebron Indiar JOHNSON ' S SEED STORE CHUCK ' S SOUTH SIDE SERVICE Gas— Oil Tires — Tubes — Batteries — Accessories Hebron, Indiana Ph. 996-4600 Field and Garden Seeds Fertilizers Custom Seed Cleaning Phone 996-2151 Hebron Indiana Compliments of CASSIDY ' S BARBER SHOP Faces of Surprise Sandi Haggerty, Jean Simpson Mary Snowden- -Hebron Relays SCHMALL CO. REALTORS 704 North Main Street Crown Point, Indiana Phones 663-3107—884-3388 ALEWART AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate 210 Lillie Street DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2151 Fern Traster Al Ewart STRICKLAND ' S TV SERVICE Phone 996-4483 Antennas — Towers — SuppI ies Used Televisions — Color TV Service LOWENSTINES DEMOTTE HARDWARE DEPT. STORE Glidden and Nu-Da Paints •• Phil CO — Housewares Valparaiso Indiana Phone 987-2171 DeMotte Indiana VALPARAISO i FURNITURE CO. Jt . Face of Exhaustion Mitch Mullins 1310 Lincolnway jQI Cross Country 67 Valfxiraiso Indiana PORTER COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSN., INC. Valparaiso, Maiden, and Wheeler Fry ' s Marathon Service Hebron Indiana UNIVERSITY DRUGS 1608 E. Lincolnway Valparaiso Indiana TILTON-OSBURN INSURANCE Lowell Indiana Faces of Kindly Advice Larry Armstrong Mary Snowden Jr. Play ' 67 HILLCREST FOOTWEAR Congratulations Class of ' 68 Hebron LIGHTHOUSE Good Food Is Our Specialty Your Hosts: Mr. Mrs. Corky Barker Mr. Mrs. Larry Cramer Indiana Belstra Milling Co. DeMotte Indiar Belstra Feeds Purina Chows Grain Bank Supplies LOVE ' S HEATING CO. 996-2495 Hebron Indiana Compliments of MORROW ' S Hebron, Indiana CLAUSSEN TOWNE FLORIST Phone 766-2254 Kouts Indiana Face of Beauty--Peg Johnson-- ' 67 Junior -Senior Prom VAN KEPPEL CONSTRUCTION CO. DeMotte Ready Mix Concrete Building Supplies Phone 987-281 1 Indiana 46310 1ake Une, TAKE TIME TO THINK . . . the source of power. TAKE TIME TO PLAY . . . the secret of perpetual youth. TAKE TIME TO READ . . . i the fountain of wisdom. TAKE TIME TO PRAY the greatest powe TAKE TIME TO LOVE and BE LOVED . a God-given privilege. TAKE TIME TO BE FRIENDLY . the road to happiness. TAKE TIME TO LAUGH . . the music of the soul. TAKE TIME TO GIVE . too short a day TAKE TIME TO WORK I the price of success. -ANONYMOUS _ Congratulations to the Face of Contentment Br ' ff B Class of ' 68 Ed Harlow Senior Trip Compliments of JOHN AREND Compliments of NORTHWESTERN INDIANA DONNA ' S BEAUTY SALON TELEPHONE CO., INC. 987-2091 DeMotte, Indiana Hebron Indiana Congratulations Seniors! Compliments of MY LADY SHOP WILSON MOTEL DeMotte Indiana EENIGENBURG ' S Telephone 996-3983 Chemicals — Custom Spraying Blueberries — Lawn Supplies Farm Produce — Lawn Furniture Hebron Indiana Phone 987-3500 or 987-2424 Congratulations DeMotte, Indiana Class of ' 68 MARIE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 21] Bates St., Hebron 996-2552 Complete Beauty Service Dazed Face Sonja Osby Senior Trip ' 67 Compliments of COAST TO COAST The Store Where Your Dollar Will Do the Most Hebron, Indiana Phone 996-4700 Ken Roberts, Owner PROSPECT AUTO SUPPLY « « Parts and Supplies For All Cars   Electrical and Machine Shop Service PHONE 987-2491 • DE MOTTE, INDIANA 46.110 FETLA ' S BARGAIN CENTER INC. 462-5221 Valparaiso Indior TAYLOR ' S FOOD CENTER Valparaiso, Indiana Face?? Larry Armstrong --Jim Hullihan Junior Play -- ' 6 7 OSBY ' S SERVICE Auto — Truck Repair Service Tel . 996-2351 IMS. Main Street Hebron Indiana FASE ' S SERVICE Bulk and Bottle Gas Crown Ranges Speed Queen Dryers 987-2461 TODD FUNERAL HOME 987-2323 DeMotte Indiar DeMotte Indiana BILL COTTONGIM ' S WESTERN STORE Leroy, Indiana ACE HARDWARE Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte Indiana Phone 987-2623 Symbol of Quality The Roorda Furniture Co. AND Al ' s U( holsteri) SViop Hillside Plaza Shopping Center Walter Roorda De Motte, Indiana JOE TITTLES SONS 1605 Calumet Ave. Valpo 462-662l Open 7 Days a Week Face of Mystery Jo Guillod- Office VALPARAISO PLUMBING CO., INC. Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning Ventilating, and Sheet Metal Work GENO ' S PIZZERIA Specialists in Italian Food Frozen Pizzas Group Parties Telephone 766-2298 Box 278 Kouts, Indiana SICKINGER ' S JEWELRY 314 E . Commerical Lowell, Indiana FASE ' S MEN ' S WEAR Famous Name Brands Gingiss Formal Wear for Rent Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte Face from above Pat Osburn — ' 67 prom deocrations THOMPSON ' S T.V.— RADIO SALES AND SERVICE Antennas a Specialty Hebron Indiar PORTER COUNTY HERALD Hebron, Indiana 46341 Phone 996-3100 Printing Office Supplies Publishing TED ' S JEWELRY Your Quality Jeweler Hamilton — Bui ova — Croton Eterna — Matic Expert Watch Jewelry Repairs Gift Items Jewelry in It ' s Entirety Phone 696-8331 409 East Commercial Lowell Indiana KEN ' S MEN WEAR Hebr Indiana ♦.„ A Face of a Cameraman Jim Hullihan, Jane Yeoman Hebron Relays ' 67 Compliments of PATZ ' S FOOD MARKET Main Street Hebron Compliments of FIELDHOUSE FORD SALES, INC. Cars — Trucks Sales — Service Genuine Ports DeMotte 987-2500 Indiana Congratulations Class of ' 68 THE CLEANER MAN DeMotte Indiar Faces of Gossip Mr. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Peregrine, Mrs. Berrier--Teachers ' Party Compliments of DeKOCK SUPPLY CO. DeMotte, Indiana 46310 W. G. Hammerton Phone: 987-2900 Compliments of RETRY FITZGERALD PHILIPS FURNITURE APPLIANCE, INC. Valparaiso Indiana Face of a Dedicated Scientist Mary Snowden Physics— ' 67 ART HILL FORD 1000 North Main, Crown Point VALPARAISO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE ' Technical Exellence in E lectronics Compliments of CITIZENS BANK Hebron Indiana BAND E BODY SHOP State Road 130 West Valparaiso, Indiana Phone 462-0421 Gene Birky Ralph Erwin Faces in Fantasy Mitch Mulllns Ed Harlow--Jr. Prom ' 67 Kathy Heine Butch Klemz SIEVERS DRUGS Your Rexall Pharmacy Valparaiso Indiana BECKMANN ' S SUPER IGA The Home of Low Low Prices Plus the Best in Meat and Produce Shop and Compare — Shop Beckmann ' s Monday to Thursday 8 to 8 Friday 8 to 9 Saturday 8 to 8 DeMotte Indiana ORSBURN TEXACO Phone 987-2131 DeMotte Indiana MILLERS MART East Lincolnway Valparaiso, Indiana HANNA ELECTRIC AND SPORTS STORE 905 Calumet Ave. Valparaiso Indiana Face of Pride Mr. Schiek and Son Mike HERFF JONES COMPANY 1411 North Capitol Avenue Indianapolis Indiana 46207 Telephone 317-635-1554 Faces of Humiliation Peg Wright, Pat Wright, Marianne Minor, Pat Osburn, and Rosa Rajkovic. G.A.A. Initiation SAN-RAE ' S SWIRL N CURL 996-4681 Hebron Indi BOISSY ' S Little Fashions Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte Indiana We Specialize in Trades Financing Available Don Allison Hebron, Indiana ROOT PHOTOGRAPHERS Family and Individual Portraits Taken at: 1131 West Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois Telephone 761-5500 CLASS OF ' 68, WE CONGRATULATE YOUI Faces of Royalty Jane Corwin--Bud Aplin Junior-Senior Prom ' 67 Face of Contempt Kim Gant--Locker clean-up 1967 THE END! Dennis Watson painting prom mural. . - r-yy _(S x;«: «j i } £t c . l , (xJ sf ' ' ' - rH Ji ' Zi ' iMu -,«7-- .r X 4 ,