Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1971 volume:

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V 1971 Seneca Hebron High School Hebr Indiana Contents INTRODUCTION 3 DEDICATION 4 UNDERCLASSMEN 5 Eighth Grade 6 Freshmen 8 Sophomores 10 Juniors 12 Underclassmen Activities 14 SENIORS 15 Senior Directory 26 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION ... 29 Foculty Activity 35 Cooks — Janitors 36 SPORTS 37 Track 38 Cross Country 40 Baseball 42 Basketball 44 JV Freshmen Basketball 46 Jr. High A B Basketboll 47 Cheerleaders 48 Special Activities 50 Jr. High Baseball Track 52 ACTIVITIES 53 Honor Society 54 Student Council 55 Honor Recognition 56 Bond 58 Chorus 60 Jr. High Band 61 German Club 62 Spanish Club 63 Dromo Club 64 Booster Club 66 G.A.A 68 F.H.A 70 Science Club 72 Rifle Club 73 Hawker Staff 74 Seneca Staff 75 Prom 76 ADVERTISING 77 Introduction The 1970-71 school year at Hebron High School was one of change and progress. The Seneca Staff adopted a new yearbook format. The Seventh Grade section was omitted due to lack of space, and the fact that the Seventh Grade was moved into the elementary building. A special features section on the students and the teachers was created for the enjoyment of the readers. For variety the data under the senior pictures was changed from the majors and minors of each student to the signature and a verse about each senior. The data under the faculty pic- tures was also rearranged to include only the classes taught and the clubs sponsored by each faculty member. In the school program the modular system was established to give the students more individual study time. The new teachers who hopefully had a fine year at H.H.S. included Mr. Blank, Miss Corbitt, Mr. Fox, Mrs. Harnach, Mrs. Siegers, and Mrs. Nelson. The dress code was relaxed slightly giving the students a bit more freedom and individualism. All in all, the 1970-71 school year was a success at Hebron High, even though the seniors are glad it ' s all over!! ' ' One in a Million ' ' The Senior Class of Hebron High Dedicates this yearbook to a special guy Mr. Rutherford is his name The mad scientist of reknown fame. He tried his best to help us grow In thought and deed though we were slow. His patience and humor stayed to the end Thanks, Mr. Rutherford, you ' ve been a real friend. Underclassmen Potti Alyeo Diane Andrews Pom Atterberry Lori Aylesworth Joseph Bolzco JoAnne Borfield Ronald Buchonon Phyllis Colon Liso Chopmon Lorry Cooley Debbie Cromer Emerson Creekmor Greg Dounoro Donny DeYoung Cynthio Donaldson Mortin Einsphor Sheilo Eldridge Ron Eriks Cameron Fickle Rusty Fronzmon Stephen Fricke Lori Groy Kothy Griffey Jeffrey Grogon Mark Hock Frank Hole Steve Hollberg Thereso homonn Stephen Honn Keith Heckler Lori Aylesworth — President Denise Ingrom— Secretory Steve Holberg— Vice Preside Duone Peregrine — Treosurer Will we ever get through this institution? Eighth Grade Robert Thurner Cathy Wogner Stanley Watson Tereso Williams Doreen Wise Paul Yankouska Fresh men — We We Paulo Alyeo Randy Alsmeyer Amy Homer Greg Andrews Lorry Atferberry Brian Bell Lynn Birky Vickie Bruggemor Vickie Chambers Mike Chapman Ron Crowe Tim Dilley Anne Donalds on Ruth Douthett Bonnie Eldridge Sharon Evans Cindy Fickle Anthony Genakos Roberta Gericke Koren Gilson Jeffery Good Joyce Gross Vickie Gross Deb Horgis Jeff Hartz Linda Honn Jenny Heine Teresa Hessling Curt Hoogland John Hoernig Lorry Hoffman Brendo Hoiseth Elizabeth Hough Shoron Jenlcs Vickie Bruggemon—Treosure Karen Gilson— Secretory Steve Osburn— President Leigh Minor— Vice President Darlene Kornes Kothy Kinne Oonno Kitley CHorlei Lintner M4f big guys now! Sue Strong Jeff Thatcfier Jerry Thatcher Shelley Tysen Mike Urbos Dan Wagner Rex Werner Janet Wilson Tom Zacek Cheryl Blood Joannie Robertson Pot Weber Chris Aylesworth Chris Bokzo Terri Bales Diana Birky Kim Black Mike Broughlon Kathy Chapman Phil Cooley Gloria Creekmur Greg Cummings Dawn Curry Debby Dounora Cothy Davis Alice DeYoung Dan Dillabaugh David Durkee Steve Dyniewski Allen Eichelberger Bill Einspahr Ralin Elam Jano Finstod Virginia Fox Mory Jo Genakos Eileen Gesse Paulo Gesse Brendo Hole Dove Hallberg Jim Harrington Shane Harrington Cory Heckler Q 4 Officer! Kit Kinne— Vice President Rolin Elam — Treosurer Pot Yankauskov— Secretary Debby Dounoro— President Sophomores — Senior men are sooo mature! Lee Ann Helm Cindy Hrivnak Brenda Kornes Carol Kuenniger Doryl Riley Debra Robertson Kothy Robertson Virginia Robertson Mike Rust Pete Schuster Mike Singleton Don Smith David Spurr Jim Stohl Damian Stolbou Cindy Steffel Mary Jo Sweney Cindy Thomas Bruce Torbeson Don Trinosky Cindy Tysen Sheila Uzzle Ron Voss Terri Weber Colleen Wilson Dave Wilson Verno Wilson Pat Yonkauskas Juniors — Just Vivi Aobye Noncy Anderson Morgoret Ault Chuck Bolzco Rondy Bell Colleen Beveridge Patty Billings Gary Birky Susan Blood Norman Creekmui Luonne Deo! Duane Deardurff Gail DeFries Yvonne Dernay Kevin DeYoung Robert Dickinson Steve Dilley Theresa Dyniewski Robin Elom Mike Fedornock Vicki Fickle Mark finstod Robert Fraley Marty Good m l% ' X« .V% i dkl ' i Mork Griffey— Treosurer Rondy Bell— Vice-President Robin Elom— Secretory Dick Nethery— President wait till next year! John Groy Mark Griffey Suson Gross Susan Harper Alberta Havenga Debra Ingram John Ingram Patti Klemz Roger Knopf Rowena LaPradd Betty Lilley Garnet Lintner RickMohnke Melvin Morrow Patrick Mullins Dick Nethery Peggy Norris Dennis Ragland Barboro Rosenba Donna Rosenbaui Paulo Runyan Debbie Sanders Ralph Sanders Solly Schroeder Tim Schuster Shoron Sheets Williom Shepard James Sherman David Sloger Richard Stolboum Potricia Steinhilber Mark Taylor David Urbos Rochelle Werner Jerry Wilsmn Steve Wiltfong Thirsty? Lorry Lynn, a member of the distirt- guished Hebron High School student body, is filled with the thirst of living o full life. His thirst for knowledge compels him to read widely. His thirst to create causes him to build with his hands. He quenches his thirst of drink with o sip of cold woter. Finally his thirst to achieve the finer things in life is satisfied when he leaves school! ■ «• Seniors CHERYL BALFS Listeners seldom hear good of themselves. GWEN BIRKY A smile for every girl and tv o for every boy. RICK BRUGGEMAN Whot is the utmost he con do? Cj - i. - SlAjo TVV fUo n Wf MARILYN CASADA A generous oction is its own reword. JANET CHAMBERS DONALD COOLEY I quite glodly believe who! I wont to believe. If s good to live ond learn; but oil in good time. H Vx3u £ijL.0 :b CVynJi Q rvv DAN COOPER I know the nature of women. TERRY CUMMINGS DONALD L, ._.-.; -_0- I never think of the future; it comes soon enough. Absent in spirit, but present in body. a  rv -1 JU J - y ar Not Available MICHAEL DYNIEWSKI Awoke one night from o deep dream of peace. STANLEY DYNIEWSKI There is no such thing as an accident. MARY LOU EICHELBERGER Reason is her soul ' s left hand, Faith her right. 9?7xJLl. yd ir f7? J c ace . BRENDA EINSPAHR 1 sholl be me for ever a doy. VALERIE EVANS Always ready for o good time. JUANITA FINNERTY V hot stioll be, stioll be. ' AJiy ' t. iP O Y ( MjyyYuXx oD BRUCE GANT I hove lost oil ond found myself. RICHARD GROGAN Out of sight, out of mind. GERALD GROSS I don ' t know, I just come for the ride B f . « C_£? (S . 1 — - PATRICIA GROSS I told you so! Seeing is believing. JACKHABERLIN YVONNE HALE ■ the rest enlarge. VELMA HEFNER Friendship is equality. JEAN HEINRICH Silence gives the proper grace to he VICTORIA HESSLING Some things are easier said than done. t xJ TJiaJ 0 CCtyX !:7 2xf? SCOTT HOAGLAND I believe it because it is impossible. NOT AVAILABLE DEBRAHOFFERTH Boy after Boy, but none can ever retnoin. Know thyself. t C-. JOYCE JENKS I am not bound to pleose thee with my an ALLAN KARNES I ' ve taken my fun where I ' ve found it. JOHN KNOPF Pleasure is never at horr r fiju KENNETH LARSEN Eat, drink and be KATHLEEN PITTS It is hord to please, everyone. CHARLES POGUE Life is too short for cfiess. Ht t uXn RICKRAGLAND He stoops to conqueor. MARK RATHBURN To wfiose odvontoge would it be? U.U RICHARD RICE Somebody soid it couldn ' t be done il 04K S v-AV BONNIE ROSEN6AUM Friendship is bui a nome. SANDRA RUST A merry heart moketh a cheerful person. LOISSCHULTZ Back to sweet silence? C5 (SrYv «-OJL -0 -cLj.A o S PAMELA SCHUSTER Forgive ond Forget, DWIGHT SCROGGINS Am I my brother ' s keeper? GARY SCROGGINS Every day in every way, I ' m growing better and better. Qc n i - i OJlftl LINDA SHEPHARD Tell me all my faults as man to man. ! been five minutes late all my life RICHARD SLAGER Anytfiing is easier to get into tfian out of. d TiJ UmJr MARY SMITH I never met a man I didn ' t like. THAuDEUS SMOK Life is just one darn tfiing after anothe MARY JANE SPRATLEY I beor a cfiormed life. rX 7?{a gc ' Q XjL MICHAEL STEFFEL His worth is warrant for his welcome. ROBERT STEFFEL The younger brother hoth the more CHRISTINE STEINHILBER Hoppy days ore here ogain. Tru ji zU- -CjKaju LINDA TAYLOR Let ui heor the conclusion of the moiter. CHRISTINE THATCHER No matter when or where. DAVID WATSON So little done, so much to do : na Sh l y i c NANCY WiLTFANG She is there, but you seldom hear her. RICHARD WILTFANG BENEDICT YANKAUSKAS What this country needs is a good five-cent cigar! I have seen better days. S VJCJJO . -.okjzyAjd bS « 7i Closs Officers Sandy Rust — Secretary Scott Hooglond— President Pom Schuster — Treasurer What the Seniors BALES, Cheryl: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3; Musical 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Drama Club 4; Hawker Staff 4; Office Help 4. BIRKY, Gwen: Student Council 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 1,2; Booster Club 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,3,4; Hawker Staff 4. BRUGGEMAN, Rick: Brighton High School Salt Lake City, Utah 1,2,3; Na- tional Honor Society 4; Booster Club 4; Rifle Club 4; Track 4. CASADA, Marilyn: G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 2,3,4; DramoClub3. CHAMBERS, Janet: Merrillville Jr. High 1; Booster Club 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Hawker Staff 4. COOLEY, Donald: Hobart High School 1; Rifle Club 3,4. COOPER, Daniel: Class Treasurer 1; Musical 1; Booster Club 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 2; Cross-Country 1; Student Representa- tive at Gary T-V 4. CUMMINGS, Terry: Chorus 3; Booster Club 1,2. DILLABAUGH, Donald: Booster Club 2; Science Club 1 ; Track 2,3. DYNIEWSKI, Michael: Track 1. DYNIEWSKI, Stanley: Chorus 1. EICHELBERGER, Mary: Notional Honor Society 3,4— Vice-President 4; Student Council 1.2,3,4— President 3, Vice President 4; Girls ' State Delegate; Bond 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1; Chorus 4; Musical 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4— Secr tory 2, President 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Scienc e Club 1,2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4 — Vice-President 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Seneca Staff A- Drama Play 3,4. EINSPAHR, Brenda: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; German Club 1,2,3; Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4. EVANS, Valerie: National Honor Soci- ety 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Chorus 2,3; Musical 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4— Secretary 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Drama Club 4 — Treasurer 4; Seneca Staff 4 — Business Manoger 4. FINNERTY, Juanito: Merrillville Jr. High 1; Merrillville Sr. High 2; Student Council 4; Booster Club 3; F.H.A. 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Hawker Staff 4 — Co-Editor 4; Seneca Staff 4; Office Help 4. GANT, Bruce: Drama Club 4; Booster Club 1; DECA Club Parliamentarian at Gory Tech. 4. GROSS, Gerald: Booster Club 1,2. GROSS, Patricio: Chorus 1,2; Musical 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Drama Club 3. GROGAN, Richard: Class President A- Crown Point High School 1,2; Booster Club 3. HABERLIN, Jack: Student Council 2,3,4; Boys ' State Delegate; Spanish Club 3— Vice-President 3; Rifle Club 3,4. HALE, Yvonne: Wheeler High School 1,2; Drama Club 3; F.H.A. 4. HEFNER, Velma: Class Vice-President 2, President 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4— President 4; G.A.A. 1 ,2,3,4— Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; F.H.A. 1; Seneco Staff 3,4— Jr. Editor 3, Editor A- Office Help 3,4; Drama Club 3. HEINRICH, Jean: Booster Club 1; F.H.A. 3,4; Drama Club 3. HESSLING, Vicki: Band 1,2; Musical 2; Booster Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Drama Club 3,4 — Secretary 4; Science Club 2; Spanish Club 4 — Secretory-Treasurer 4; Hawker Staff 4— Editor 4. HOAGLAND, Scott: Class President A- Boys ' State Alternate; Booster Club 2; German Club 3,4; Rifle Club 3,4- Vice-President 3; Basketball 1; Base- ball 1; Track 2,3,4; Cross-Country 1,2. HOFFERTH, Deborah: Chorus 1,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 3. HOMER, Gail: Booster Club 2; Sciet ce Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3. JENKS, Joyce: Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4— President A- F.H.A. 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Seneca Staff— Photography Editor 4. KARNES, Allan: Notional Honor Soci- ety 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 1,4; German Club 2,3,4; Rifle Club A- Baseball 1,3,4. have done. KNOPF, John: Booster Club 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 2; Track 1. LARSEN, Kenneth: Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2; Spanish Club 3. PITTS, Kothy: Chorus 1,2; Musical 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3 — Treasurer 2, Recording Secretary 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Drama Club 3— Secretary 3. POGUE, Charles: Class Secretary 1; Drama Club 3; Science Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. RAGLAND, Rick: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Ccoss-Country 1,3. RATHBURN, Mark: Chorus 2; Musical 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Science Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Base- ball 1,2. RICE, Rick: Class Vice-President 1, Sec- retary 2; Booster Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Track 1,2; Cross-Country 2; Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4. ROSENBAUM, Bonnie: Class Treasurer 3; Chorus 1; Musical 1; Booster Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 3,4; Drama Clubs. RUST, Sandy: Class Secretary 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 — Secretary 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 — Secretary 4; Drama Club 3,4 — President 4; Cheerleader 2,4; Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4. SCHULTZ, Lois: National Honor Society 3,4 — Treasurer 4; Student Council 1; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; G.A.A. 1; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Seneca Staff 4; Office Help 2,3,4. SCHUSTER, Pam: Class Treasurer 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Booster Club 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4— Secretary 3; F.H.A. 3,4; Drama Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4 — Secretory-Treasurer 3; Sene- ca Staff 4. SCROGGINS, Dwight: Class Vice- President 3; Booster Club 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Cross- Country 1,2,3,4. SCROGGINS, Gary: Booster Club I; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,3. SHEPHARD, Linda: Booster Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A. 2,3,4; Drama Clubs. SHUPE, Rick: Class President 1; Chorus 1; Booster Club 1,2; German Club 2; Basketball 1,3; Cross-Country 3. SLAGER, Richard: Band 1,2,3; Booster Club 2; Science Club 1,2,3 — Treasurer 3; German Club 2,3; Basketball 1; Track 1; Cross-Country 1,2,3. SMITH, Mary: Science Club 1 . SMOK, Tim: Student Council 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Musical 2; Booster Club 1,2; Drama Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Basketball 2; Baseball 1; Cross-Country 2,3; Seneca Staff 3,4— Jr. Editor 3, Ass ' t. Editor 4, SPARTLEY, Mary Jane: Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Musical 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 — Recreation Leader 2; German Club 2,3,4 — Treasurer 3; Majorette 2,3,4. STEFFEL, Mike: Class Treasurer 2; Rifle Club 3,4. STEFFEL, Bob: Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 2,3; Chorus 1; Musical 1; German Club 2,3,4; Rifle Club 4; Student Represen- tative at Gary T-V 4. STEINHILBER, Chris: Bond 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,3; Chorus 1,3; Musical 1; Boost- er Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Drama Club 3,4; German Club 2,3,4. TAYLOR, Linda: Gavit High School, Hammond 1,2; Class Secretary 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 — President 4; Girls State Alternate; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H.A, 1,3,4 — Vice-President 4; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Seneca Staff 4— Copywriter 4; National Science Foun- dation Life Sciences Summer Student 3. THATCHER, Chris: Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; Chorus 1; Musical 1; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Drama Club 4; Seneca Staff 4. WATSON, David: Chorus 2; Musical 2. WILTFANG, Nancy: Booster Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3; Science Club 2. WILTFANG, Richard: Bond 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Musical 1 Booster Club 2; Science Club 1,2,3 Rifle Club 3,4. YANKAUSKAS, Benny: Bond 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1; Science Club 1,2,3; Rifle Club 3,4. Juonito Finnerty is a prime example of a typical Hebron High School Se- nior with her good looks, charming personality, studious attitude, per- severence, and her love for learning. The serious manner in which she un- dertakes her academic work is ex- emplified OS she conscientiously pre- pares her shorthand assignment. Her yearning desire to be helpful and to serve her school is portrayed as she gives freely of her services in the of- fice. Of course, even Juanito cannot be business-like all day. Everybody has to have a little mischievous fun during the day, right Mr. Broughton? Here Juonito quiets her classmates as she proceeds to seorch for that secret something in Mrs. Gwin ' s desk. The day goes all too quickly for Juonito, but she leoves school happily with the understanding that she will be bock in her beloved paradise tomorrow. Faculty and Administration DONALD BROUGHTON Principot CHARLIE OSBURN Trustee OLIVER GWIN Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor JOGUILLOD Secretary CAROL RILEY Teacher ' s Aid BEULAH KALDAHL Secretary to Assistant Principal DON ALLISON Elementary Principal Bookkeeping JOHN BLANK Science Elementary Science Biology Booster Club sponsor MARY CORBITT Librarion JERRY FOX Elementory Bond Junior High Bond High School Bond High School Chorus Pep Bond Sponsor PHYLLIS FRANZMAN Sponish I II Spanish Club Sponsor Nationol Honor Society Sponsor Dean of Girls MARYGWIN General Business Typing I II Shorthond I II Howker Sponsor Sophomore Co- Sponsor LOISHANNEWALD Music 8 CAROLYN HARNACH LOREN KIRKPATRICK English 9, 10, 11, 12 U.S. History Eighth Grode Co-Sponsor Government Psychology Biology 1 II Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor SHARON KITT Home Economics 9, 10. 11, 12 F.H.A. Sponsor Junior Co-Sponsor Cheerleoding Sponsor PHILLIP LAWSON World History World Affairs Senior Moth Government Physics Seneca Sponsor Fresfimon Co-Spons- MIKE LORD Eightfi Grade Moth Algebra I II Business Moth Senior Co-Sponsor Basketball Cooch Junior Varsity Cooch ESTHER NELSON English 8, 9, 10, 12 Eighth Grade Co-Sponso Drama Club Co-Sponsor PAUL PAYNE Eighth Grade History U.S. History German I II German Club Sponsor Sophomore Co-Sponsor Junior High Cross Country NINA PEREGRINE Girls Physical Education 8, 9, 10 Typing I G.A.A. Sponsor Junior Co-Spansor ROY RUTHERFORD KENNETH SCHIEK PAULSCHROEDER Stience 8, 9 Industrial Arts 8, 9, 1 0, 11 MothemoticsS, 9 Chemistry Audio-Visual Director Algebra 1 Science Club Sponsor Rifle Club Co-Sponsor Geometry Rifle Club Co-Sponsor Varsity Basketball Cooch Junior Co-Sponsor Athletic Director Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor JAMES SEEMAN ALICE SEIGERS JOE VARDA Arte Generol Art Arts ond Crafts Senior Co- Sponsor English 8. 9, I I Speech Dromo Club Co-Sponsor Freshman Co-Sponsor History 8, I I Health Physical Educotion Advanced P. E. Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor Track Coach What Makes Teachers, Teachers? Teachers are such an unpredictable set of individuals. Take Mr. Kirkpat- rick, for example. One minute he is lecturing about a map of Asia. Then, he is drawing checks on papers. Next, he consumes some prepared potion. Fi- nally, he searches through the trash can, determined to find something. Hmm . . . what is it about teachers that makes them so hard to explain? Do they know something we students don ' t know? Custodians Cook Mrs. Eva Osbor Wilno Breitzke Julion Knopf and Wayne Fry Bus Drivers Duane Ingrom Wtrl Ingram Bill Sheetz Ed Thompson mmvmm Athletics We ' re Number The Hebron Varsity Track Team had a terrific season finishing with 9 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. In the Freshman- Sophomore county meet, Hebron won easily with a twenty point edge over Kouts. Hebron scored other big vic- tories Over their rivals in the county meet and Hebron invitational. Congra- dulotions boys for a fine showing. The hard-working Hawks are shown after taking time from their strenuous schedule. By their expressions you can fell they take this sport seriously, Pat Murphy is quickly closing the gap dur- ing the Vi mile relay. Rolin Elom left the other runners in a cloud of dust during the mile relay. Heave-ho Mike! This is one cose in which Mike Brought- on proved that, Might mokes right ! Mark Griffey is using oil he has to keep ahead during the Porter County Trock Meet in Valparaiso. One! Hebron Opponent 6oy2 27 Wheeler 601 2 60 1 2 Boone Grove 46 72 Rensselaer 62 56 Kouts 68 20 Morgan 68 60 Washington 59 16 Whiting 59 73 East Gary 66 ' 2 51 1 2 DeMotte 71 44 Wheotfield 77 26 Hanover Central 55 50 North Newton Frosh -Soph Coun ty Meet 64 54 Kouts Coun fy Meet 72 59 Boone Grove Hebron Inv totionol 59 46 Boone Grove RUN FOR Led by sophomore, Rolin Elom, the young cross country team brought home the first county cross country meet trophy since 1963. The first nine runners in the county meet were freshmen or sophomores so the future is quite promising for the Hawk harriers. In compiling a mediocre 8-7 season record the Hawks raised their unbeaten string to 17 in round robin competition, winning their third consecutive title. YOUR LIFE SCOREBOARD Opponent 26 Rensselear 26 Lowell 28 Boone Grove 28 Kouts 21 Marquette 29 Culver Military 26 LaCrosse 25 Wheeler 22 Hanover Centre 17 Griffith ROUND ROBIN MEETS Hebr on Opponent 25 32 Wheeler 21 38 Morgan 19 40 Boone Grove 15 46 outs 21 37 Washington PCC COUNTY MEET 43 Hebron 50 Wheeler 67 Morgon 91 Boone Grove 105 Kouts 133 Woshington h ' s Going, Going, The 1970 Hebron baseball team had an exceptional season for a young team with only one senior in the start- ing line-up. The offensive power of the Hawks exploded as the team averaged over ten runs per gome and hit lofty .367. Defensively, the infield was outstanding and the outfield averaged less than two errors per gome. The team finished 8-2 with a tie for the Porter County Conference. There were several individual perfornv onces. Pot Murphy, o sophomore, shut out the Boone Grove teom twice and hod o sensotional earned run overage of .542. The first .500 hitter since 1967 was Mike Broughton, a sophomore, who wound up the leading hitter in the county hitting, .515. He hod more RBI ' s (19) and hits (17) than any player in Hebron history. Three other hitters who hit over .400 this season were Al Karnes, Sr. .412; Randy Bell Jr. .424; and Brian Bell, Fr. .412. The leading home run hitter in the conference was Mark Griffey, a junior, with four. Randy Bell was the leading doubles hitter in the P.C.C. with six two-bag- gers. Each and every individual on this team contributed to the fine effort. Pictured, Randy Bell waits patiently for the right pitch. Randy proctices his powerful cut with the bat. Pot Murphy winds up with that major league style. The mighty Hawks under Coach Lord end assistant Coach Blank show who is number one! Going, . . . Gone! SCOREBOARD Hebron Opponent 22 1 Washington 11 5 Kouts 20 1 Wheeler 8 1 Morgan 2 Boone Grove 15 4 Washington 4 Kouts 13 6 Wheeler 5 6 Morgan 11 Boone Grove Fly High, Hawks! The Hebron varsity basketball team soared over their opponents and finished the season with the impressive record of fifteen vi lns and seven losses. They also won the Porter County Tourney for the third consecutive year, thus capturing the Vidette Messenger Traveling Trophy for keeps, ancf the keg from Morgan Township. In the sec- tional, the Hawks were downed by Calumet by a score of 77-73. The three seniors on the team — Rick Raglond, Gary Scroggins, and Dwight Scrog- gins — contributed tremendously to the successful season. Good team work, men! Score Board Hebron Opponent 63 52 Westville 68 55 South Central 92 68 Kouts 57 38 Hanover Central 73 70 Lowell 72 67 LaCrosse 61 69 Morgan 67 76 Boone Grove 70 54 Kouts 88 71 Washington 79 56 Remington 65 78 River Forest 59 57 Morgan 72 66 Boone Grove 60 54 Wheeler 49 42 Wheeler 64 83 Kankakee Valley 72 73 Horace Marr 77 97 East Gary 72 63 Boone Grove 68 76 Rensselaer 73 77 Calumet Go. ' J.V. The Hawks Junior Varsity did a great job this season by coming on top of things with 13 wins and only 5 losses. Each member was a true asset to his team, Nice job, boys! Scor sboord 34 39 Westville 56 52 South Centrol 47 30 Kouts 50 46 Honover Central 47 46 Lowell 60 36 LoCrosse 58 24 Morgan 54 31 Washington 39 41 Remington 60 61 River Forest 47 43 Boone Grove 53 36 Wheeler 40 33 Wheeler 52 50 Kankakee Valley 58 60 Horace Mann 62 53 Eost Gary 45 33 Boone Grove 58 66 Rensselaer Winning Freshman Score board 53 43 LaCrosse 48 37 Hanover Centro 49 39 Boone Grove 51 32 Kankakee Voile 36 52 East Gory 54 38 Boone Grove 44 48 Columet Ridge 43 33 Lowell 56 42 North Newton 55 24 Westville 45 40 Kouts 44 43 Chesterton 53 43 Crown Point The Freshman team did an outstand- ing job coming up with 1 1 wins and 2 losses. Freshmen, congratulations! Jr. High A ' ' Team The Jr. High A team had a win- ning season this year with 9 wins and 5 losses, Mr. Varda will have alot to work with next years ' J.V. Nice job! Score board 43 Lowell 21 Kouts 30 Renssoloer 32 Westchester 36 Morgan 32 Washington 27 Hanover Central 29 Wanatah 31 Wheeler SO North Judson 60 Liberty 35 Boone Grove 28 Konkokee Valley 32 Wheeler Jr. High W Team Score board 27 24 Lowell 36 30 Kouts 27 33 Westville 44 25 Westchester 35 10 Rensselear 43 41 Morgan 36 30 Washington 34 30 Hanover Central 33 27 Wanatah 49 36 Wheeler 29 37 North Judson 34 28 Liberty 20 29 Boone Grove 21 29 Kankakee Valley The Jr. High B Team Hawks gave the competitive teams a run for their money coming up with 10 wins and 5 losses. Keep up the hard work boys! The keg is bock home ogainll— Sandy Rust, Mory Lou Eichelberger, Rowenno LoProdd, Shelly Wer Runyon. Varsity Cheerleaders for H.H.S. Junior Varsity Debra Dajnora, Rob Gerlcke, Leigh Minor, and Pot Yonkousko Junior High Patty Broughton, Diane Northcutt, Rosemary Robertson, Debra Stalba A Real Winner! Dwight Scroggins scores big in every department. He ' s got the looks, per- sonality, and athletic talent of a chan pion. Notice the poise and grace that he possesses on the court and the deep concentration he exhibits while under- taking a shot. These ore some of the qualities that make Dwight an asset to Hebron High School and its basketball team. Hard Work Pays Off! Cheerleading is filled with glamour, laughter, fun, and thrills. But as with any task in life, it involves a lot of per- serverence and hard work. Just ask the dedicated Hawk cheerleader Robbie Gericke. She looks sharp in her uni- form as she puts some final touches on her hair. But behind the scenes, Robbie spends hours every week stretching, pulling, and reaching toward perfec- tion. It ' s worth every tedious minute though, right Robbie? Fine Flying Fellows! The Hebron Junior High track teom ran away with six victories and only one defeat this year. In the county meet, the team had a flashing first place finish. With their speed and po- tential, this team may represent Hebron in the Olympics. Keep running! Hebron 73 21 Boone Grove 67 28 Kouts 63 32 DeMotte 45 ' 2 491 2 Merrillville 431 2 20 ' 2 DeMotte Lo well 50 74 26 Wheotfield 77 18 North Newton There Is Hope! The Hebron Junior High baseball team had a rough season. Inspite of their dedication and practice, they won only three games and lost six. Next year they ore bound to improve! Take it from the Chicago Cubs. They storted at the bottom and look how foi they hove gone! Just keep trying. Washington 4 Kouts 6 5 Morgan 9 1 Wheeler 6 1 Boone G. 2 12 Washington 10 15 Kouts 19 17 Morgan 8 3 Wheeler 11 5 Hebron Activities The ]970-71 Hebron National Honor Society was a group of dedicated students with a lot of initio- tive and spunk. Not only did they excel in their scholastic achievements, but they got involved in school and con munity activities. They literally worked on their hands and knees to help others. This fact is illustrated by Steve Dilley, Dick Nethery, and Randy Bell OS they industriously wash and wax one of the library tables. The club sponsored an environmental clean-up campaign. This involved a Don ' t Burn ' Em, Bag ' Em project of collecting leaves to prevent burning leaves and air pollution. They picked up the trash around the school, painted trash cans, and collected bottles, tin cans, and newspapers for recirculation. Also they used their artistic talents to decorate the school bulletin boards monthly and to make Valentines for some elderly people. They sponsored a math contest in which the coveted first prize went to Steve Osburn. They collected food, clothing, and toys for a needy family. When there was work to be done, the Honor Society was there. The members strived to serve their fellowmon. Hopefully, many students will try to get into this club in the years to come. Action! Get Involved! The Hebron students selected this group of intelligent individuals to rep- resent them in the student council. The council sponsored a queen contest, a senior-faculty basketball gome, and a school dance. They also invited an ac- robatic celebrity to perform the an- cient skills of yoga for the students. This organization has a lot of poten- tial. It provides a way for students to improve conditions and express their viewpoints by working within the system. Mike Broughton and Pat Murphy were always there to lend their services and comments on any council committee. If you have a sug- gestion or complaint, take it to one of your student representatives. It is your student council and it will be as suc- cessful OS you, the student body, makes it. Mary Lou Eichelberger represented Hebron honorably at Bloomington for girls ' state. Linda Taylor was her alter- nate. Mary Lou also received the D.A.R. award and went on to win the county D.A.R. award. Congratulations Mary. Jack Haberlin was named boys ' stater to represent Hebron at Bloomington. Scott Hoagland was Jack ' s alternate, Sandy Rust, Juanita Finnerty, Cindy Thomas, Lois Schultz, Cheryl Bales, and Velma Hefner helped Mrs. Guillod in the office. The girls typed, counted money, ran off tests, and did all kinds of odds and ends to help shorten Jo ' s busy days. The Betty Crocker Award went to the future homemaker, Lois Schultz. Con- gratulations, Lois! Dick Nethery cooled the students thirsts by filling the pop machine daily. Thanks Orph! Don Osburn, Lynn Birky, Jeff Hartz, Jerry Thatcher, Todd Steffel, Ann Donaldson, Dan DeYoung, Gloria Rust, Ginny Fox, Dawn Curry, and Anthony Genakos helped Miss Corbitt in the brary. Thanks for your help. Honors and Recognitions for Service Twirlers — Cindy Mason, Robin Elam, Kim Block, Mary Sprctley Drum Mu|or Rolin tiam Let ' s Play! The Hebron High School bond spent year of hard work and playing (their instruments, of course!) They en- thralled their audiences with the an- nual winter and spring concerts. They participated in a solo and ensembel contest and these talented musicians took second place in the Valparaiso University Homecoming Parade. During the summer the dedicated group spent hours practicing for the Fourth of July festivities. They also marched for the only varsity basket- ball game at Hebron. Practicing up for a big opening night is Kathy Robertson, Diane Birky, Brenda Hoi- seth, and Colleen Wilson. Sing Along With Jerry! This year ' s chorus sang for the members of the H.E.B., at Teibles, and ot the Aylesworth Club House. They also sang for the student body with Gwen Birky accompanying them on the guitar. At the state solo and Erv sembel contest, Vicki Pitzer won a first for the chorus, if was a good year for choruS; and Hebron has one of the best! We ' ve Only Just Begun Our Junior High Band has done an outstanding job this year which includes attending State Band Contest. These students have really been reaching in the field of music by playing easier band pieces played in previous years by the High School Band. Remember, practice makes per- fect! «■ Sprechen Sie Deutsch? — Ja, a, wir sprechen deutsch. Der deutsch Klub hat ein sehr gut time this year. They baked deutsch Sch- wachlichkeit which they served at their meetings. An amerikanisch student who spent sechs months studying in Deutschlond gave the club ein interes- sant slide and oral presentation on her stay in Europe. The club also took a Strauchein to German town in Chicago. Debbie Daunora concen- trates very hard as she translates from a German magazine. Das ist plies for this year. Have ein gut Sommer! Fiesta Time The romantic and colorful flavor of Spanish life was evident in the ac- tivities of the Hebron Spanish club. The group began the year v ith a fiesta party. Later, a Spaniard came and talked to the group about life in his country. Finally, the club sponsored a trip to the Art Institute of Chicago v hich proved to be a highly enjoyable and informative activity. Adios til next fall! The Skeleton The Hebron High School Drama Club enjoyed its second year of exis- tence under the new leadership of Mrs. Siegers and Mrs. Nelson. In an attempt to stimulate interest in the theatre, the Dromo Club members attended the musical Brigodoon in Valparaiso and they also gove o moving shadow production, Silent Night and the Seven O ' Clock News, during the school Christmas program. For their annual fall play, the club presented The Skeleton Walks. Pic- tured in this Hebron premier, Phil Cooley, Donna Lilley, Paula Runyon, and Debi Ingram come to the rescue of o horrified Mary Lou Eichelberger. Betty Hough faints with fright? into the open arms of Allan Karnes. Debi Ingram fells Allan Karnes of her near kidnapping. Behind the scenes, Robin Elam tries to make Debbie Daunora look like a mysterious, old woman. Walks 1971 Atomic Age of the Hawks The Booster Club mode it through another yeor of intensely anxious, suspenseful moments with few ca- sualties except for some extreme coses of high blood pressure and laryngitis. The members including Paula Runyan, Gail DeFries, Cindy Mason, and Patti Mullins made posters to keep the student body informed of upcoming sporting events. They also sponsored a contest for the varsity basketball player with the most kissable lips. Melvin Morrow, a player on that acclaimed Hebron squad had some tips for the young ladies concerning the matter. At the Porter County Tourney, the Booster Club with their theme of the 1971 Atomic Age of the Hawks exploded with support and spirit which sparked the Hawks triurr - phant attack. Great team work. Boost- er Club members! lE , ' i«S KeiSBSS T®«s 7: tliif Live a Little The G.A.A. had another fun-filled, action-packed year. Who says girls con ' t equal the physical capabilities of the mole set? Observe the powerful windup of the pitcher, the alertness of the boserunners, the mighty stance of the batter, and the rugged physique of the ballplayers. Why, with the stamina, sure-hondedness, and con- fidence illustrated by Paula Gesse, some of these girls would be shoe-ins for the Chicogo White Sox! Of course, G.A.A. tries to promote grace and poise in its members, too. Just ask the chorming young lodies (Bonnie El- dridge and Darlene Karnes) pictured ot the initiation ceremony. Volleyball Results Won 2— Lost 9 Ladies! Betty Crocker The Future Homemokers of America cooked up olot of fun tfiis year. For the new members, the FHA sponsored a masquerade Halloween party com- plete with apple bobbing, spooks, relay races, and prizes! They also shared their homemoking skills with the children at the Vale Day School and with the elderly at Whispering Pines. Guest speakers demonstrated some of the arts of being a home economist. To acquaint the student body with the FHA, members spon- sored FHA week. Don Cooley, Kim Block, Paulo Geese, and other fashion- conscious students display their sharp sense of color coordination during Flash and Clash Day. Well, that about sews up the FHA activities for this year. Fro772 Here, Where? The inquisitive members of the Science Club spent another year of questioning and probing for knowl- edge and a better understanding of the universe. They owed the fifth through ninth graders with their scien- tific achievements during their magic show. In the spring the club sponsored its annuo! Hebron Science Fair. The two intelligent-looking, young scientists shown expounding on the properties of higher physics in relation to their science fair project ore Mark Finstead and the president of the organization Kevin DeYoung. In the biology section, Chris Steinhilber discusses the forma- tion and growth of some common molds. Remember these thinking indi- viduals. Perhaps one of them will become Hebron ' s first Nobel Prize Winner! Hebron Sharpshooters The newly organized Rifle Club has been working hard to perfect their ac- curacy of shooting and their sport- manship and safety in rifle shooting. Every Monday night these students would practice this skill from 7-9 p.m. Hebron competed against the Mich- igan City Rifle Club and the Culver Military Academy in several prelim- inary matches. Representing Hebron against more than 300 riflemen from the state were Mike Steffel, Benny Yonkauskas, Don Cooley and Jack Haberlin, Jim Sherman, Mark Finstad, Tom Riggs, Paula Alyea, Bruce Steffel, Todd Steffel, and Jim Rayner. The sponsors are Roy Rutherford and Ken- neth Schiek, who is shown loading the trap while Jim Sherman and Don Cooley aim at the target. This group shows much determination. Who knows — next year it may be state chomp! Did you hear about . . .: Want to know the latest news items at Hebron High School? Just get in touch with one of the Hawker Mem- bers. They know everything from who mode honor roll to who wore a midi last Thursday! They work hours col- lecting information, writing up articles, typing, making drawings and laying out the paper. Many a night these dedicated public servants go home with sore swollen fingers as the editor, Vicki Hessling, Brenda Einspahr, Bonnie Rosenbaum, Gwen Birky, and Juanito Finnerty could testify. Workers at Work Ever wonder what goes on in that lonely lighted, second story room in the high school every Monday night? Strange, weird, mysterious happenings! Students draw pages and pages of squares and rectangles with curious codes written on them. A teacher sits meditating with a mystical turban on his head. Erry noises break the uneasy silence. Secret signals are flashed from the window. What is the meaning of all of this? Is it some underground force conspiring to overthrow the town of Hebron? Goodness, NO! It is only the busy dedicated stoff of the Seneca writing, typing, laying out pages, taking pictures, and having a little fun in order that you might have this 1971 yearbook! A Hawaiian Paradise in Hebron?? With a romantic South Pacific atmo- sphere, the 1970 Junior-Senior Prom took place in the Hebron gymnasium with was transformed, as if magically (just osk Dwight Scroggins) into on en- chanting Hawoiian Paradise. Under the pale blue sky were the palm trees and the silhouettes of the grass huts and Hawaiian villages, while in the ba ckground was the soft, stirring sounds of the Rensselaer Dance Band. The king for the memorable evening was Don Bales and Margaret Hrivnak was the queen. Attending the royal couple were Jeff Rust, Yvonne Dernay, Daryl Riley, and Patti Jo Rust. The sponsors who helped moke the evening o success were Mrs. Roberts, Mr. Seeman, ond Mr. Lord. The islanders who served the Hawaiian delica- cies — intricately decorated petit fours and mysteriously steoming punch — were Daryl Riley, Susan Blood, Patty Steinhilber, Yvonne Bernay, and Randy Bell. Some of those who en- joyed themyelves during the Grand March were Kothy Chopmon, Thadd Smok, Dick Tysen, Andrew Slager, and Gwen Birky. Advertising Hebron Bill ' s Sinclair Service Phone 996-9071 Indiana ' Eyes on the copy pleosi Ab bring Martin Service Phone 987-2731 DeMotfe Indiana Belstras Milling Co., Inc. Belstra Feeds Purina Chow Grain Bank Supplies DeMotte 987-2400 Indiana Printing Porter Count ' y Herald Office Supplies Phone 996-3 100 Publishing Hebron Indiana 46341 We ' ve Put it All Together 2 Big Floors of Office Products Office Furniture Portable Typewriters Office Machines Office Supplies hHollmark Cords Gifts Religious And Wedding Shoppe Valparaiso Office Supply 72-74 Lincolnway Across From the Theater 462-5184 Valparaiso Hours 1 1 A.M. to 1 1 P.M. Sunday 2 P.M. to 9 P.M. Myers Drive Inn Open All Year Carry-Out Orders 987-2931 Chicken, Shrimp, And Fish Dinners Northern Indiana Bank Phone 462-2151 Wilson Motel Telephone 996-3983 Hebron ■Either you will or you won ' t! Yvonne Litner and Doryl Riley— Drama Club Play 1970 Indiana I Kennedy ' s hawn Garde 71 New Used Equipment We Service What We Sell Phone 996-4 152 Hebron, Indiana Compliments of Vieldhouse Ford Sales, Inc. O ' ph n h,5 excising role in the Dramo Club Play Dick Nelhery and Shane Harrington— Drama Ploy 1970. Cor . . . Trucks Sales . . . Service Genuine Ports Phone 987-2500 Demotte, Indiana Deep Rock HERFFJONES COMPANY K W Deep Rock Southside Service 1411 NORTH CAPITAL AVE. PHONE 317—635-1554 Gas— Oil Tires — Tubes Batteries — Acessories Phone 996-4600 Hebron, Indiana Home of Personal Service FREE Porkmg in Rear Mid Town U S Hardware Mart Indianapolis Indiana 46207 306 E. Comm. Ave. Lowel Indiana Stembel Funeral Home Ambulance Service Phone 996-2800 or 996-4800 HEBRON INDIANA Santa Claus in May??!! Jacli Haberlin and Scotf Hoagland— Wor!(ing on 1970 Prom. METCALF DRUGS G.M. Middleton, R. PH. R.C. Nichols, R. PH. 120 S. Main St. Crown Point, Indiana Phone 663-2231 Lotvell Electronics 408 E. Commercial Lowell Indiana 46356 Phone: 696-8277 Hebron Compliments of CITIZEN ' S BANK Indiana TED ' S JEWELRY DIAMONDS— WATCHES— JEWELRY Orange Blossom JEWELRY IN ITS ENTIRETY Blue Bird Diamond Rings YOUR QUALITY JEWELER Diamond-Rings EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRS 409 E. Commercial Ave. Phone 696-8331 Lowell, Ind. YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED  ! « FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Xlalpawuaiy Men ' s Work Clothing and Shoes Compliments of MORROW ' S Hebron, Indiana Yvonne Derney one friend? Science Foil 1970 Porter County Beverage Inc. HEBRON, INDIANA Phone 996-6121 LOWELL CLEANERS 127 Washington Street— Lowell, Ind. 46356 We Own And Operate Our Own Plant This is better than on X- rated moviel Joe Dyn- iewski and Brendo Eins- phor 1970 Prom Compliments of Patzs Food Market MAIN STREET HEBRON L The Rifle Club ' s latest project was a firing squad.— Jim Sherman and Don Cooley — Americon Legion. DeKock ' s Certified Super Mkt. Qualify Meats Groceries DeMotte, Indiana luiR r rcdfitifc MA4 Ly SHOE STORE Red Winii — Hush Puppies — Jarman Jumpinii Jacks — Jets — Ball Brand Nurse Mates — Dr. Schull ' s Featuring LARGE Sizes WIDE Widths South of Square Sickinger ' s Jewelry Established 1928 314 E. Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana 46356 (P.O. Box 97) Levis Makes the Fashion Scene At Wietbrock ' s Men Boy ' s Wear Fashion in Good Taste Hebron, Indiana Phone 996-2161 Best Wishes Class of 1971 Western Auto Store 122 E. Lincolnwoy Valparaiso Indiana Owner— Roger Adgote TIXACO Orshurn Service Trust your cor to the man who wears a star DeMotte Indiana Lighthouse Restaurant Good Food is our specialty Your Hosts: Mr. Mrs. Corky Barker Mr. Mrs. Larry Cramer The Hudson Company, Inc. Life Gen. Insurance Real Estate Farms Loans Investments Kouts And Valparaiso Roberts Insurance Agency, Inc. 307 E. Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana Don Bales P.O. Box 98 Lowell, Indiana 46356 • Farm Equipment • Motor Trucks • Whirlpool Appliances Telephone 219 596-7361 Ready— Aim— Fire!!!! — Roll n Elom- School Lawn. Shroeders Colonial Drive-Inn Phone 996-7100 Hebron Indiana My Lady Shop Always in Style Demofte, Indiana ARNETTS GAS DeMotte, Indiana Forest River Lodge R. R. 2 HEBRON, INDIANA Phone: 996-3363 Full Menu — Fish on Friday ERWALT (SHORTY) LORRAINE MAJOR A complete improvement. Jack Hoberlin ORGANS SHEET MUSIC PIANOS Moolenaar Music Everything in Music 162 W. Lincolnway Valpariaiso, Indiana Phone 462-761 2 Guitars Annplifiers Band instruments Deyoung ' s Liquors Your Home Entertainment Headquarters Phone: 996-4661 Hebron Indiona SILVERS YOUR REXALL PHARMACY OVER ONE MILLION ' NEW PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED SERVING PORTER COUNTY FOR OVER 70 YEARS DOWNTOV N VALPO p Strickland ' s TV Sales Service Authorized Zenith dealer We Service What We Sell Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte, I nd. 46310 Phone (219) 987-2636 ■ ' Well, it happened like thi: Mary Jane Spralley TELEPHONE YOUR CONGRATULATION TO YOUR GRADUATES NORTHWESTERN INDIANA TELEPHONE CO., INC. VAN KEPPEL BROS, INC. Builders Developers RR 1 Box 244A DeMotte, Ind. Homes Farm Building Concrete Work Phone 987-2355 DeMoUe State Bank Phone 987-2 100 DeMotte Indiana DeMotte Pharmacy For Your Health and Welfare Irene Joseph Muraida DeMotte Indiana Compliments of DeKock Supply Co. International Harvester Dealer W.G. Hammerton Phone 987-2900 DeMotte Indiana Wagner Variety Ki And Donria Wagner Schultz Auto Sales CARS AT WHOLESALE Phone (219)987-3700 DeMotte Owner Bob Schultz Indiana Hebron CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 71 Reflections of your mind. Mr. Blonk Boiler Room Graceful as a swan. Brian Bell Basketball go Konovsky ' s Lumber Yard ' Everything from the Foundation to the Roof DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2555 Thompson ' s T.V. Service R.C.A. Sales Antennas Phone 996-3981 Towers Supplies hiebron Hebron Speed Wash And Dry Cleaning Neldo Walter Childress L ALEW ART AGENCY Insurance — Real Estate Phon 987-2151 DeMotte, Indiana Express Auto Parts, Inc. ' Complete Machine Shop Service 201 Commercial Ave. Lovi ell, Indiana 46356 Phone 69(f 7761 Hebron Stands Certified Phone 996-2291 Indiana Spurr ' s Barn Jim Edna Spurr Lamps Relics Phone 996-3873 1 16 East Sigler Street Hebron, Indiana Everybody soys I ' m knock-kneedl G.A.A. Ploynighf — Mary Sweney. Chris Bolczo, and Mrs. Peregrine Ace Hardward Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte Indiana Fuse ' s Men ' s Wear Fashion Is the NAME of the Gome Variety — Style — Quality Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte Did you heor the one about? Lindo Taylor and Mary Smith— Working on 1970 Prom Alyea Service Inc. 42nd Year with Chrysler Corp. Chrysler-Plymouth Phone 996-2700 Hebron Indiana L Bill Sheetz Your Friendly Standard Oil Agent Phone 996-3400 Hebron, Indiana Congratulations Seniors Compliments of Petry Fitzgerald The Roorda Furniture Co. And Al ' s Upholstery Shop Hillside Plaza Shopping Center Walter Roorda DeMontte Owner Indiana Kapers Building Material Phone 987-2781 Roofing, Siding, Insulation DeMotte, Indiana Hebron Compliments of Standard Oil Fertilizer Ray Schuster Mgr. Indiana You ' ll NEVER believe what I found in this onelll Mike Singleton— World History Clothing Drive Tilton-Osburn Insurance Phone 696-98 12 Lowell Indiana The Cleaner Man Congratulations to the Class of 71 DeMotte Indiana Beckman ' s Super l.G.A. The Best in Meat Produce Plus Everyday Low Low Prices Where Your Dollar Stretches Store Hours 8 to 8 Mon thru Sat DeMotte Indiana Juniors, this is what you con look forward to in Government Class! Lois Schultz, Chris Thatcher Sears the Now Fashions the latest fabrics All the Color that Say You!! §6 pufeit together fcrc pusorc r 418 Commercial Ave. Phone 696-7716 Lowell, Indiana Monday, Thursday and Friday 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Tues., Wed., 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat. 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. COMPLIMENTS OF FRYS MARATHON First National Bank m Now 3 Locations 2 Valparaiso Portage Hebron Lumber Co. Phone 996-241 Hebron, Indiana There ' s always a lot of action in the loungell — Pa Mullins ond Roger Knopf. fBVS Fry s Department Store 3305 East Commercial Lowell, Indiana Phone 696-9137 216 South Main Street Crown Point, Indiana Phone 663-3773 DeMoUe True-Value Hardware Plumbing, Electrical, Housewares Point DeMotte, Indiana What ' s the motter Janet? Hove you been sucking those lemons again?? Janet Chambers — Typing room. Compliments of B B Auto Supply 7901 Toft St. Merrillville, Indiana 769-8476 Express Auto Your NAPA Jobber Crown Point, Indiana 663-3100 Buchanan Drugs L.K, Buchanan T.E. Strain Prescription Specialists Phone 996-3700 Hebron, Indiana R. Ph. R. Ph. Bill Cottongim ' s Western Store Lunch Room Bor-C Quarter Horse Ranch We Brand, Trade, and Sell Horses Phone 663-4647 Leroy, Indiana 46355 Todd Funeral Home Inc. DeMotte, Indiana Phone 987-2323 I ought to be in pic- luresllll Koren Gilson— G.A.A. Inltiolion. Radtke ' s Garage DeMotte, Indiana 46310 Phone 987-2628 Compliments of Duane Ingram Mobil Oil Country Kitchen Knock Gently, Friend What ' er Betide . . . The Kettles On, So Come Inside. Hebron Indiana Prospect Auto Supply Ports and Supplies for All Cars Electrical and Machine Shop Service Phone 987-2491 DeMotte Indiana Phone 996-4700 Ken Roberts — Owner Compliments of Coast to Coast The Store Where Your Dollars Will Do The Most Indiana Compliments of Bricker ' s Barber Shop Hillcrest Footwear Congratulations Class of 71 Valerie and her three musketeers. Val Evans, Tom Schroeder, RoMn Elom, and Kit Kinne— Ploy Practice. Von Tobel Lumber Everything To Build Anything Lumber — Mi 1 1 work — Hardware Plumbing Valparaiso, Indiana Phone 462-61 84 M I LLJEJR S MART Millers Market For the best buys in food Volporoiso, Indiana Kinne Sheet Metal Industrial Sheet Metal 807 Glendale Blvd. 462-9644 or 996-4955 Valparaiso, Indiana Hazen L. Kinne, Owner Hardesty Cleaners 1201 Calumet Ave. 462-5532 Valparaiso, Indiana Brown ' s Dairy Valparaiso, Indiana Boy-Con Inc. Printers 801 Glendale Blvd. P. O. Box 488 Phone 462-2665 Valparaiso, Indiana Root Photographers, Inc. 1 131 West Sheridan Road Chicago, Illinois 60626 PARAMOUNT SHOES Your Family Shoe Store in Valparaiso and Crown Point Men Roblee • Pedwin • Thorn McAn Weejuns • Florsheim Children Buster Brown • Wikler Robin Hood Phone Women Air Step • Life Stride • Smortoires Miss America • Trampeze Florsheim • Weejuns • Buskins Orthopedic Shoes Prescriptions Filled 462-8923 55 S. Franklin at Lincolnwoy Valparaiso Who sold that lost Polock Joke? Mike Dyniewski Compliments of R. W. POOL COMPANY Wholesalers and Vendors 352 Franklin St. Valparaiso, Indiana DOELLING PAINTS WALLPAPER, INC 753 SPRING STREET VALPARAISO, INDIANA DISTRIBUTORS PHONE 462-3043 Jet. 2 30 Charlie ' s Repair Shop Tractor Repair— All Makes Farm Machinery Repair Hebron, Indiana Phone 996-2742 Compliments of LOWENSTINES Downtown Valparaiso Deep concentration! Mrs. Nelson — Ploy Practice Pattee Bridal House in Lowell carries the most up-to- date fashions in bridal gowns as seen in brides maga- zines. Famous manufacturers ' names include Alfred Angelo, Bridallure, Lorrie Deb, Etc. Our low overhead provides the best for country girls at sensible prices. Prom Formals Bridesmaids Gowns Invitations Fancy tuxedos Mother of bride ensembles Bridal veils Pattee Bridal House 125 N. Fremont Lowell, Indiana 219-696-7201 Ruth ' s Casual Wear Intimate Apparel and Accessories Phone 996-4161 Hebron One of our dedicated hall monitors- Chuck Rogue It (51T?J am che -? i Est oxviC to Loa ' Ae. yiv) IODL boo K 6-0 r -f f€ )c ' wiL X-.VWi ' l( see. you l)e r?t iJ AL  vv -tUo ( ,eisai oLd H.Rr Due -V ie-ood 7y