Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1974 volume:

Q 'Q N i R.. -1 , ,141 , , v if HEBRON HIGH SCHOOL bhS Cl b Id D DICATIO Unafraid of the brutality, slash- ing right and left from every di- rection in Hebron High, Mrs. Rob- erts holds her own fand holding a few others right along with herb. She opened our class to a better understanding of the outside world. So our Class of 1974-the one and only-would like to dedi- cate our one and only book, to the one and only you-Mrs. Shirley Roberts-Thanks. I TRODUCTIO These few paragraphs are to do nothing more than to introduce you to the new things that are go- ing on around the High School. Beginning with the happenings around the school, we have been attributed with three new teach- ers to the Hebron staff-Mr. Bai- ley, who calculates us with Chem- istryg Mrs. Differding, who stirs us in to the interest of Home-Ecg and Mrs. Matanich, who leads the youngsters to music. To change the decor of two of our rooms, namely the old Study Hall and the auditorium, new desks were piled to the ceiling awaiting their day to be placed in the new rooms. And speaking of the new rooms, everyone has been looking at the new gym and waiting . . . and waiting . . . and waiting . . . To celebrate the opening of our new school, we all eagerly awaited our very first Homecoming, con- sisting of a dance and Senior queen. Last, but not least, the greatest class entered their Senior year with their class mascot, Pherlin the Aardvark. In this select group of pictures, we first see Randy Als. displaying his prize win- ning bubble. Keep 'em blowing, Randy! Next we see John Wineland saluting and singing to his favorite song Bunsen Burner. At the bonfire, the cheerleaders were really swinging leg, swinging that is! But as some people say-Monkey see, Mon- key do! No one wished more to have the new gym done than the old volleyball play- ers. Right, Phyllis?! And do you believe that one day children came in and overran the school! The question to what is WHY? Debbie Cramer is caught with her mouth open again, saying AAH, what did you say? Here come the twirlers and pom-pom girls leading the way for sweet music. Kathy Kinne demonstrates her great taste of fifties clothing. What is it? It's a bird, it's a plane, it's a frog-A FROG-No it's SUPER PHERLIN!!!! 5 Y v Hey Mr. Blank-where's the cows and chickens you promised to show us? And you thought being married was no fun? Mr. Os- burn and Mrs. Matanich l 1 ,xjhlil -- - K Wx. CHARLES OSBURN DONALD BROUGHTON DON ALLISON Trustee Principal Elementary Principal tenth year General Business twelfth year FAC LTY AZADMINI TRATIO 7 'C in ' .IO GUILLOD BEULAH KALDAHL TERRY BAILEY Secretary Secretary Biology I, II Thirteenth year Eighth year Science 7 Chemistry Science Club Sponsor Seventh Grade Co-Sponsor First year al ' MICHAEL BLACKBURN Elementary Art Art Booster Club Co-Sponsor Art Club Sponsor Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor Third year JOHN BLANK Biology I, II Farm Shop I, II Agriculture 9 F.F.A. Sponsor Rifle Club Co-Sponsor Tenth Grade Co-Sponsor Fourth year MARY MARGARET CORBITT Librarian Fourth year SUSAN DIFFERDING Home Economics H.H.C. Sponsor Cheerleader Sponsor Booster Club Co-Sponsor Pom Pom Sponsor Tenth Grade Co-Sponsor First year JERRY FOX 5th 8: 6th Grade Band Health Jr. Hi. Sz High School Band High School Chorus Music Sponsor 5-6 Basketball Coach Ass't. Track Coach Tenth Grade Co-Sponsor Fourth year mm ' . , at 355 we if ri? F 5 ,ga 11 , A 1 o: l. 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Honor Society Sponsor Seventh Grade Co-Sponsor Nineteenth year MARY GWIN Shorthand I, II Typing I, II Bookkeeping Hawker Sponsor Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor Tenth year -rigfv OLIVER GWIN Guidance 81 Counseling Student Council Sponsor School News Twelfth Grade Co-Sponsor Twelfth year CAROLYN HARNACH Speech 10, 11, 12 Psychology English 7, 12 Jr. High Booster Club Sponsor Twelfth Grade Co-Sponsor Fourth year at R E , X .i .-l LOREN KIRKPATRICK PHILLIP LAWSON MICHEAL LORD Science 8,9 History 8 Algebra I, II U. S. History World History Math 7,8 Government World Affairs Varsity Basketball Coach Eleventh Grade Co-Sponsor Psychology J r. Varsity Baseball Coach Fifteenth year Physics Jr. High Baseball Coach Senior Math Ninth Grade Co-Sponsor Yearbook Sponsor Sixth Year Twelfth Grade Co-Sponsor Seventeenth year DEBBIE MATANICH English 7 General Music 8 First year JEFFREY MATANICH Government Social Studies 7 Phys. Ed. 8 Elementary Phys. Ed. Health Varsity Baseball Coach Jr. Varsity Basketball Coach Ninth Grade Co-Sponsor Second year '. fy J 7 ff-W Q H.. Q 15, PAUL PAYNE History 8 Government 7 U. S. History German I German Club Sponsor Eleventh Grade Co-Sponsor Fourth year I -.egy ,- .41 NINA PEREGRINE SHIRLEY ROBERTS KENNETH SCHIEK Typing I English 10,11 Industrial Arts 8,9,10 Math 8 Literature 7 Audio Visual Phys. Ed. 8,9,10 Drama Club Co-Sponsor Rifle Club Co-Sponsor Elementary Phys. Ed. Eleventh Grade Co-Sponsor Varsity Track G.A.A. Sponsor Sixth year Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor Ninth Grade Co-Sponsor Nineteenth year Tenth year PAUL SCHROEDER Math 8 Gen'l. Math Algebra I Geometry Athletics Director Jr. High Basketball Coach Varsity Cross Country Coach Eleventh Grade Co-Sponsor Ninth year ALICE SEEGERS Literature 7 English 8,9 Drama Club Co-Sponsor Twelfth Grade Co-Sponsor Fourth year DAVID WALKER Social Studies 7 Government 7 Math 7 Elementary Phys. Ed. U. S. History Frosh Basketball Coach Ass't. Cross Country 8: Track Coach Seventh Grade Co-Sponsor Second year ll COOK CUSTODIANS x ,L-..l Wilna Breitzke Julian Knopf, Wayne Fry, Russel Hoagland fl G3 9 1- z B US DRIVERS Wirt Ingram, Bill Sheetz, Duane Ingram, Ed Thompson Steve is working one small problem at H. H. S. Steve Osburn Pull on my tie and I'll follow you any- where. Tom Schroeder, Mark Stokke, Rhys Mussman, Ray Sheets Three busy bees, sanding on their boards, upstairs and downstairs and on the shop floor. Dawn Schwanke, Cheryl Blood, and Janet Wilson. CLASS OFFICERS Jeff Good, Treasurer Donna Sherman, Secretary Steve Osburn, President Thom Rumford, Vice-President SEN I ORS W rx' RANDY ALSMEYER PAULA ALYEA X BRIAN BELL I have fought my life, I have lived The next day is never so good as The man who goes alone can start my life, I have drunk my share of the day before. ltoday, but he who travels with an- wine. wother must wait till that other is -' xready. l Q0 794' fy-nn! l LYNN BIRKY CHERYL BLOOD VICKI BRUGGEMAN YVONNE CARDEN Sometimes we can help each To love is to believe, to hope, to Dear, dull, distractirig town, When one door is shut, another other along the way. know. farewell. 1 Opens. l i l I4 Q l Jw Aff' M, STEFAN CERVIK MIKE CHAPMAN RON CROWE KEVIN CUTRELL These are the times that try All the world is queer, save Somebody said it couldn't be How ya' all doin? men's souls. thee and me, and even thou done. ART a little queer. W QD'1..'YU TIM DILLEY ANNE DONALDSON RUTH DOUTHETT He is a 4 little chimney and Walk on a rainbow trail and all Every man for himself and heated hot in a moment. about you will be beauty. God for us all. 0 SHARON EVANS CINDY FICKLE ROBBIE GERICKE In the end truth will conquer. We're free to go where we wish Sunshine is to flowers as smiles and to be what we are. are to people. ' CQ Qfw- M KAREN GILSON JEFF GOOD JOYCE GROSS l VICKI GROSS Makes a swan-like end, fading In much wisdom is much grief I can Only be pushed Just S0 Mums the word. in music. and he that increase the knowl- far. edge, increase the sorrow. I6 SKU XML, WUC LINDA HANN DAVE HANSELL DEBBIE HARGIS JENNY HEINE Make haste slowly. Nature made him, then broke Never find your delight in an- Isn't life strange? the mold. others misfortune. TERESA HESSLING CURT HOAGLAND LARRY HOFFMAN The God of victory is said to be Things are easier said than Fair is foul and foul is fair. one handed, but peace gives done. I victory bo both sides. Q l l l l www 'N BETTY HOUGH SHARON JENKS N KATHY KINNE Nothing is impossible to a will- When angry, count 4, when l Ya win a. few, ya lose a few. ing heart. very angry, Swear- l N l l l l l iQ mf xl DONNA LILLEY ALVIN LINTNER CHARLES LINTNER DAVE LINTNER By all means use sometimes to Give what you have, to some- I have nothing tq offer but Be useful where thou lives be alone. one it may be more than you blood, toil, tears, and sweat. dare to think. l l l l l 18 1 l . l l figs-, .1 m 5 We WW lleuzglt DAVE MALOTT KAY MINOR LEIGH MINOR RHYS MUSSMAN Older men declare war. But, it The shell-must break before A good book is the best of I wandered east, I wandered is youth that must fight and the bird can fly. friends, the same today and west. die. forever. u UAV 1 'ri KEVIN NICHOLS SCOTT NORRIS STEVE OSBURN D0 YOU RUOW that laughter is To be great is to be freaky. The reward of a thing well one of the greatest pleasures in ' done is to have done it. life? ' I9 JANET PAWLAK REX RANDOLPH JIM RAYNER The days that make us happy Doing what's right is no guar- Young men stir more than they make us wise. antee against misfortune. can quiet. amiga JACKIE RIGGS GAYL RILEY BONNIE ROBERTS JOANIE ROBERTSON Life is just one strange thing Live and let be free. A light heart lives long. I am not bound to please thee after another. with my answer. 20 ,ti -'ff-SN JUDI ROSENBAUM TOM ROSENBAUM THOM RUMFORD GLORIA RUST The best mirror is an old Everything is sweetened by Sweetest little feller everybody One enemy is too much friend. risk. knows. Knee 5 JO SANDERS KATHY TOM SCH ROEDER It's always morning some- SCHNEKENBURGER I never think of the future. lt where in the world. Not the hriefest moment, yours comes soon enough. - or mine, can ever come again. 1 1 l 1 l 1 ddfvu- 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 l K - 1 1 1 S S2121 l DAWN SCHWANKE NEIL SCROGGINS RAY SHEETS Flowers for the innocentg No matter how thin you slice it, X The world belongs to the en- sweets for the sweet. its still baloney. N thusiast who keeps cool. 1 I l 1 l Ulu R l DONNA SHERMAN WENDY SHIPLEY . BARB SPURR Kindness is the sunshine in Born with a gift Of laughter Happy as the daisies- which virtue grows, and the sense that the world was mad. l l 22 1 l 1 1 1 BRUCE STEFFEL Every man's affairs, however little, are important to -himself . If My WM WA, nw 'Y A 1' me 1 is i 1 TODD STEFFEL SHERYL STOCKMAN IMARK STOKKE SUSAN STRONG Here I stand! I can't do any- You have to believe in happi- Whilstlyet live, let me not live Time is the rider that breaks thing else! God help me! Amen. ness, or happiness never comes. in vain. youth. 7-My S V '::, 1- 1.r?fl....' i , i - JEFF THATCHER V JERRY THATCHER SHELLEY TYSEN There is no wisdom like D0 right and fear no man. Every day should be lived as if , frankness. it were to be our last. 23 0. 5 ' Lead! foot f l MIKE URBAS DAN WAGNER REX WERNER Big Brother is watching you! The only reward of virtue is I was born sometime ago, I virtue, the only way to have a know not why. friend is to be one. JANET WILSON J OE YANKAUSKAS TOM ZACEK STEVE SEARLE Laugh and the world laughs Que scais-ja? fWhat do I A generous action is its own YW only get OM of life what with you weep and you weep know?J reward. yOu put into it. alone. 24 -E Look, Ma! No chair! Dennis Stalbaum and Matt Hren Some guys get all the breaks. Don, Lisa and Denise Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse . . . Alan McKay, Chuck Heine, and Gail Antrim Where is that crib sheet? Pam Birky .ff ,f 3.1 I i 35 me UN DER CLASSM E -nu....,.., , 25 Gregg Daunora President Greg Price Vice-President Diann Northcutt Secretary Duane Peregrine Treasurer Patty Alyea Joe Anello Pam Atterberry Lori Aylesworth Joe Balczo Jo Barfield Ron Buchanan Carla Cherry Larry Cooley Debra Cramer Emerson Creekmur Curt Curry Danny DeYoung Cindy Donaldson Sheila Eldridge Ron Eriks Cameron Fickle Rusty Franzman Steve Fricke Bob Garnett Lori Gray Cathy Griffey Frank Hale Steve Hallberg Teresa Hamann Keith Heckler Yvonne Hogg Denise Ingram Brenda Jones We-' 5 ie is V ,, lf' 11, g A 5 -I r ' yt ff' ,vt EQ ip 5354 39:4 Tix Karla Kinne Donna Kubiak Joe Kuhn Don Largent Chris Lintner Kathy Martin Greg Nethery Don Osburn John Osburn Deloren Pollard Billy Rayner Victor Ritter Melody Roseberry Karin Schnekenburger Marie Schuster David Schwanke Val Sekema Lester Serles Brady Stalbaum Debra Stalbaum Tom Steinhilber Charles Stone Jim Stonecipher Karen Taber Kathy Taylor Bob Thurner Cathy Wagner Stanley Watson Doreen Wise Paul Yankauskas Robin Young Jose Zierna NOT PICTURED Lisa Chapman Dennis Stalbaum Richard Rust President Mark Dernay Vice-President Denise Urbas Secretary Randy Clouse Treasurer Garry Bales Betty Barfield Chris Barker Patty Broughton Kathy Buchanan Louis Cassell Chris Cervic Todd Cooley Bruce Crowe Jo Anne Davis Bob Deal Sharon Deal Scott Dilley Charles Douthett Janet Eldridge Ronald Evans Val Fisher Joe Gericke Jane Graeber Peggy Haggerty Floyd Hale John Hamann Sally Harper Patta Hearell Chuck Heine Brenda Hoffman Lyndon Hogg Matt Hren Andy Hrivnak Sandy Jones 2 ,. , 2' D- , in shi if . an if 'trial 'Wir E Stephanie Kirkpatrick Albert Lahaie Jim Lintner Jeff Lynn Mark Malott Lynn Shipley Eileen Margison Alan McKay Dave Meeks Cathy Mentink Terry Nichols Kenneth Norris Bob Pass Cheryl Pawlak Kristine Pitts Michael Pogue Nila Rittel Gail Robertson Rosemary Robertson Perry Rosenbaum Debra Schwanke Bob Sheets Dink Singleton Daniel Slager Dennis Smith Bruce Sommerville Karen Spurr Brian Stalbaum Greg Stalbaum Richard Steinhilber Jamie Steffel Ken Stockman Susan Stone Larry Sweney Curtis Taylor Cindy Thurner John Wineland Larry Weaver Not pictured Bill Cassell Jane Smith Dwight Stalbaum 29 W Cathy Rumford President Wes Stokke Vice-President Tammy Tysen Secretary Ronald Schwanke Treasurer Kathy DeYoung Office of Arms Kenneth Anello Gail Antrim Debra Atterberry Michael Bales Annette Bennett Cynthia Brown Annette Cervik Douglas DeFries Wayne DeYoung Dawn Donaldson Jane Eichelberger Gregg Evans Terry Evans Tammy Pickle Cliff Fricke Theresa Fricke Connie Gray Danny Hatchett Donna Hren Bill Kaczmarski Tammy Kennedy Kyle Kinne Robert Lahaie Karen Mussman Tommy Neuffer David Osburn Susan Osby tm P, ifffig 'S 5 sian wif! 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Danny Fraley Sharon Furst Amelia Gideon Barry Hale Terry Hedrick Clayton Hoffman Theresa Martin Joel Minor Kristine Pitzer Kathaleen Rambo Dean Riley Barbara Robertson Sandra Smith Brenda Sternberg Donna Stokke Sharon Vann Carolyn Wease Randy Bennett Thomas Brown Sherry Bunn Kimberly Burkhalter Helen Collins Michael Comstock Lynette Dyniewski Regina Fricke Lisa Garnett Harold Haberlin Donna Jones Robert Lintner Mark Minor Marie O'Brien David Pogue Joseph Porter Dawn Ray Laura Sanders Patrick Singleton Kathy Sowards Jonathon Stonecipher Doris Uzzle Bobby Burkhalter Gary Grey 35 Apollo ROCK in , Lh l , , Awzwvxm-A ei' 'f--Maw, rg. -X-.r -Q., , Q- , 4-' g 'N-Q-jd'Z1g -W wf...... , ,,,,,,.,, , 3 ,-. wmv no salem-rasfs wm-4 THE LuNAn SAMEEEQQ ,Ja f All this for one jar of Tang? Aw, skip it! Gloria Rust, Brian Bell, Steve Hallburg, Greg Daunora. My girdle is killing me. Janet Wilson, Jerry Thatcher 4 --U ' 3 .-:.'g,i- i 1. P' f ' w 2 .,,ff A I You met a what in the woods? Ray Sheets, Richard Rust, Larry Cooley It sure is a long one, isn't it? Chuck N aidl Dr. J puts on his moves. John Robertson One batwing . . two eye of newt . . . Joe Yankauskas, Neil Scroggins n 7,7 ACTI VI TIE BAD The Band directed by Mr. Fox re- ceived a first at the Valpo Home- coming Parade with the help of the twirlers and newly added porn pom squad. The band played at the Homecoming Game v.s. River Forest with the pep band playing at all of the home games. Oranges and grapefruit were sold to help purchase new overlays. Many in- dividuals received medals at solo and ensemble contest. The band finished up the year by giving a Spring Concert and participating in the NISBOVA Contest. 38 , .fc f .' 1 . , , .fr ,. - 4 s- . .5 , 25:3 lit.-E' 43-9 X Y' - ' V' Q xx w A A aa-3:59 AN X Q f ' f f pd YES' f' ' xx' . -A , , S i , xf. 314 , 4 L 2 P N sf :let -A! A fl gi Y , I' 4 1 V llr . I 5 ini Q , A N- ev-920' y K t .',i:-' x I I I . ,VX xx I-X 1 X L' Q, f U 3,423 4.1 f 'aa' s Q9 tix 'Z I 1 T' :W f' ,926 f ??4.'2l M CH OR S Chorus is one of the few graded activities. It is led by Mr. Fox. The chorus received their new robes of maroon and blue, tempt- ing many students to join this graded activity. Led by Mr. Fox the chorus again travelled to Boone Grove for the County Mu- sic Festival held annually there. Also, they helped to bring out the voices of the student body by leading them in Jingle Bells, Deck the Halls and other Christmas Carols, during our Christmas Convo. Do Re Me Fa So Burp -Jane Ei- chelberger, Karen Mussman, The- resa Hamann, Karla Kinne, Deb- bie Stalbaum, and Patti Alyea 40 . S' ,4 -f u Q ., S tgp? 'L ,a pfx Vim-q U it - I as 1 N 'I X .I Q 4 X xx ' tj ,if 'it I. tx ' ,AQ ,43- yx O .. v -f qowa i M be 5 X. , 4' e fi? Q 9' 5 ' ' 31' iii' 1 V' Q- Q R - 1? Jig V K 'vk' ' K K 3 i EQQ . Q Q qw .. 4 , ,Q N 3 sf is as is E F Y? E Ya M 9 X f - .1 ' iff :var .. , - t 1- ,, Q w. -b -A . 1 ff - , Q 4 K i mx Q! Q- -, wg, mmXL,L w L4 W y , , If 3 fl, f. 'X 4 JU IOR HIGH BA D The Pep Band helped to boost the team during home basketball games by playing rhythmic tunes to cheer by and keep the crowd alive. They also played the Star Spangled Banner before the Var- sity's home games. The group con- sists of volunteer members of the band class. 42 This year's Junior High Band was very active. They sold tumblers and raised enough money to buy three parade drums. In December they played when Santa came to town and had a caroling party. In February they played at the He- bron-Kankakee Valley Game. PEP BA D The Art Club again took aqstrong stand in helping the Booster Club and Cheerleaders in making props for the P.C.C. Tourney. Also they have been working all year on love lights, which they have been selling to individuals for 53.50. Also during the year they may en- ter their own projects into an art show. Tom Steinhilber, Lori Ay- lesworth are shown working on their art projects. ART CLUB Yells and screams led the Hebron Booster Club into a close second place at the Porter County Tourney, losing first by two points. The theme for the block, Keep on Truckin , was printed on the student's shirts. The game became quite close at times and the block put all their fingers and their ahs' into motion. The Big Wheelers rolled into action by imitating the other County School's mascots. But working for the tourney wasn't all the club and cheerleaders did. They also decorated halls and tried to revive the school's spirit, keep it, and throw it at the team before a ball game. The yell leaders also en- couraged the student body during spirit week and produced a fine four days of the romping 50's, lick 'em day, hats off day, and red and white day. 44 CLUB Drama Club The talent of the Drama Club was shown last year by two fine plays. The musical You're a Good Man Charlie Brown was a lot of fun for the actors, but also a lot of work as shown by Cheryl Blood and Betty Hough w working on Kevin Cutrell and Snoopy Sharon Jenks, so they looked like their parts. Songs were sung by Lucy Susan Stone, to Schroeder and the whole Charlie gang, Cfeaturing Patti and Snoopy on the old benchl. Bonnie Robers and Sha- ron Jenks hold a girl-to-dog talk to turn the lights off. l 46 The fall play, Lost Horizon, had the audience held in suspense, even the children were in aw when Bonnie, Gregg Daunora, and Gregg Price were putting on the trial performance. Shown at the night of the play were Scott Norris, and Wendy Shipley posing by the Great Buddah. In the spring the club planned for two one act plays. GAA The GAA sponsored by Ma Per- egrine led the officers and group into an active and fun year. The Seniors had a wild time initiating new members and they loved ev- ery minute of it! Jane, Cathy, An- nette, and Patty eagerly ate the cupcakes baked for them and then couldn't wait for more. Robbie Gericke led the sugary, chocolatey group in a can-can in front of the High School. Both volleyball teams did a fine job this year with the varsity leading the way to the K.V. Sectional and losing to them. Janet Wilson, Debbie Stalbaum, and Marie Schuster showed what it was like to be a VB member. The basketball team, still young in its years, fought hard but couldn't get ahead. Other activi- ties included sponsoring the Olympic games and going to the GAA Banquet in May. 48 49 ATIO AL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a group of hard working students that must maintain a B average throughout the year. Also they must belong to a certain number of clubs. Some of the groups activ- ities this year included picking up leaves from Hebron citizen's yards, and sponsoring the Hebron Homecoming. Also the members have their own individual projects such as tutoring and visiting Se- nior Citizens. Danny Wagner is shown kissing his mother before the start of the River Forest Homecoming Game. 50 STUDENT COUNCIL Led by President Kathy Taylor, this years Student Council was very active. They started out the year by throwing a pool party. Next they added a new look to the baseball diamond by painting and repairing the bleachers. Lending a helping hand is Val Fisher and Patty Broughton. Each year the Council also sponsors our con- vocations, one of these being on Narcotics. Tom Steinhilber was one of the few boys who helped the grade school children cross the street and get home safely. Susan Strong was this year's delegate for Girl's State, at Indiana Uni- versity. There, Susan had a won- derful time enjoying many activi- ties and meeting new friends. Her alternate was Kathy Schne- kenburger. Susan also won the D.A.R. award, which is based on leadership, dependability, patri- otism, and service. Peggy Zeiber, Butch Welch, Mark Singleton, Joe Kuhn, Kathy Rayner, Cindy Wease, and Nora Ritter helped to make Miss Corbitt's days in the li- brary a little less hectic. a ! Q 52 HO OR l i A DRECOG ITIO S Steve Osburn was chosen to repre- sent Hebron High School this year at Boy's State. Dan Wagner served as alternate in case any- thing happened to Steve. Lynn Birky, Debbie Hargis, Cindy Fickle, Gayl fRileyJ Elam, Sharon Evans, Kathy Taylor, and Karen Gilson helped Mrs. Guillod and anyone else that they could in the office every school day. Out of the many Senior girls who took the test, Donna Sherman was the re- cipient of the Betty Crocker Homemaker award. This test ranged from everyday living questions to the hard nose facts of government. 53 The Hebron Home Economics Club was a new organization this year. Most people would remem- ber it as being the F.H.A. This club deals with helping the com- munity in certain ways. One thing they did was baby sit the children of parents attending the Hebron basketball games. They also baked cookies for the coke party after the River Forest game. Shown are some of the creative baking skills of a few Home Ee. members: Jamie Steffel-the bear, Stephanie Kirkpatrick-the heart, and Denise Urbas and Sha- ron Deal-the rabbit. 54 Jr. High Booster Club YZEHIU , I N g ff' ,- HH KP O The Jr Hlgh Booster Club, spon- sored by Mrs Harnach had an ac- tive flrst year The members col- lected donations for Tommy Wise at one game besides actively backing then' Jr Hlgh teams. They also provlded much noise and enthuslasm at the Porter County Tourney 55 SPANISH CLUB The X-mas party was quite a thrill for Spanish Club members this year held at Mrs. Franzman's home. They enjoyed eating Span- ish Food so much that they had dinner again at a Spanish restau- rant in Hammond. But eating isn't all the club did as shown by Jeff Good trying hard to write a report. The club also planned to see the plan Man of La Mancha in Valparaiso and have a progres- sive dinner. The German Club is an organiza- tion for old and new German stu- dents. This year many new mem- bers joined the clan including Curt Taylor, listening intently with his new set of ears, and Nora Ritter. Their activities of this year included going to German Town where they ate German foods and shopped in German stores. Also, later on in the year, they planned to have a German monopoly party and eat at a Ger- man restaurant. 57 RIFLE CL UB The Rifle Club this year got a slow start in practice shooting be- cause of no where to fire their arms. This year the club sold con- cessions at Hebron home basket- ball games as shown by Sharon Steffel fixing popcorn bags. Also, this year they sold magazines to raise money. During the Home- coming game they took on the job of Raising the Colors. 58 SCIENCE CLUB l I One of the smaller clubs in the high school was the Science Club. The few members planned on tak- ing two fields trips sometime dur- ing the year. One was to the Science and Industry Museum and the other was to Cook's Nuclear Power Plant. They worked on Science Fair projects that were judged in the middle of March. Greg Nethery and John Wineland record data and increase their sci- entific minds. SENECA TAFF The Seneca staff of 1974 has to be the hardest Working organization known. Even though this group gives the Hook 'Em sign, their aching muscles feel the fatigue of drudging through the snow, sleet, or rain to come to their meeting every Monday night. Conversa- tions form while completing rough drafts between Danny Wagner and Cindy Fickle, Kathy Kinne and Shelley Tysen, and Te- resa Hessling and herself. Jackie Riggs and Susan Strong, the year- book's two editors, make final cor- rections feven though there aren't manylj. 60 HA WKER TAFF The head of the Hawker staff was again Mrs. Gwin. This staff met after school to try and publish a monthly Hawker. This year they tried to make it more informative than in years past. They also tried to get student's opinions on cer- tain areas. The work is all type ...type...type...asshown by Wendy Shipley, Debbie Har- gis, and Shelley Tysen diligently working their fingers to the bone. bl PRO I The 1973 Prom was one to be re- membered. It was the first time for a Hebron prom to be held out- side the school and away from city limits. The Juniors of then, now Seniors, picked a beautiful loca- tion in which to hold their gay cel- ebration. This was at Jonynus Hall which set a wonderful back- ground for the theme, Bridge over Troubled Waters. Shown here are some of the activities the now departed Seniors shared in. Rolin Elam and Debbie Daunora accepted the title of King and Queen for the evening. Also I'm sure they will remember their great enthusiasm when they lis- tened to Janet Wilson reading the class prophecies. Chris Lintner and Stephan Cervic seem to be enjoying themselves. Susan had the pleasure of crowning the King and Queen. Lori Aylesworth is shown serving Joanie a glass of punch. 62 Part of the cross country team is shown resting after a hard run on the V.U.'s run- ning course. Pictured from left are Larry Cooley, giving his victory sign, Brian Bell, conversing with a Boone Grove Wolf, Mark Stokke, Mike Chapman, Chris Barker, and Bobby Witt. Mark Stokke, Mike Chapman and Rex Werner show off the new white uniforms while battling Washington for the basketball. While the baseball team gets ready, Coach Lord, Brian Bell, and Coach Matanich watch the other team. Bobby Thurner pulls at the air to help him get a winning jump. A THLETIC The Hebron Hawks baseball team won the PCC title for the fourth consecutive year with a 5-1 record. Coach Matanich's squad had only three returning lettermen, but steady play by first-year starters made the Hawks a contender from the beginning. This year's team had many close games, which wasn't traditional by past Hawk teams. The first game of the season found the Hawks scor- ing four runs in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Boone Grove 7- 6. Hebron had no problems the next two games as they defeated Washington 12-2 and Kouts 14-4. The Hawks then ran into trouble as Morgan defeated them 1-0 for the first Hebron loss in their last nineteen PCC games, extending over three years. Hebron then bounced back to knock off Han- over Central 10-9 in a hard fought contest. This victory left Hanover and Hebron in a tie for first. In the last game of the Round Robin, the Hawks knocked off Wheeler 13-11 and finished 5-1 for the year. Due to Hanover's loss to Boone Grove, the Hawks again had won the title. In the tourney, the Hawks again lost to Boone Grove 6-3, but this did not have l 64 BASEBALL any effect on the Conference standings. Senior Dan Wagner led the PCC in hitting for the second con- secutive year with a .542 average. He was also the RBI and Home Run leader and compiled a 2-0 pitching record. Sophomore Matt Hren and Senior Jeff Good also had fine years with .500 and .437 batting respectively. Junior first baseman Don Largent hit .421 and Senior catcher Randy Al- smeyer hit .350. Senior Rex Wer- ner had a great defensive year at third base with a 1.000 fielding percentage. Brian Bell played in- field with his usual adequacy and Steve Hallberg played a steady left field. Les Serles had a 1-1 pitching record, Mike Chapman was 1-0 with a .500 batting aver- age and Greg Stalbaum was 1-0. Lead foot fRexj makes the big move. Our baseball team attracts all age groups. By the showing of Se- niors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, and little Julie Chapman. Don Largent adds a ballet step to help him slug the ball. Brian throws a fast one. Danny watches as Randy throws to Puma Don. r 5 65 211-,.,w-mwmi Hebron S0 67 T 1 69 T0 -t3 62 68 65 66 72 68 55 63 66 65 02 60 62 TU 39 T2 JZ Regional 61 50 .16 T1 57 Q9 K.. 6.2 47 .mu T2 58 til 37 58 51 50 72 T1 73 T5 50 66 35 4-1 42 til Sl Opponent Westville South Central Kouts Oregon Davis HanovcrCentr1 Lowell LaCrosse Morgan Morgan Kouts Washington River Forest Boone Grove Washington Morgan Wheeler Kankakee Valk x Whiting Boone Grove West Central East Gary Lowell Kankakee Valltx North White Lafayette Jeff The Varsity Basketball team ended their season this year by defeating East Gary by four big ones. This gave the Hawks a near finished record of 12-7, not count- ing the sectional games. The He- bron team tied for second place in the conference with Boone Grove, losing to both Morgan and Wheeler during the season. The Hawks tallied another win in the South County Tourney by defeat- ing Kouts by two points in the last few seconds of an overtime. Unfortunately the team could not get up enough steam to over- whelm Morgan in the P.C.C. The Lord was with us all the way when we won the K.V. Sectional for the second straight year. And Mark said, Let there be light. Mike hits the rim for two. The Great Juggler Brian Bell bal- ances the ball. Aah? Help, Rex, he's trying to get me. A look of astonishment sweeps over the faces of the boys, as Coach Lord tells of his secret life. iQ CROSS COUNTRY After a slow start the Harriers came on strong to post a 9-3 dual record and win the Round Robin series for the fifth time in six years and the PCC Meet the third time in four years. The leading runner was Tom Steinhilber. Tom placed second in the conference meet and third in the Lake Cen- tral Invitational. Joining Tom in the scoring column were Steve Os- burn, Brian Bell, Larry Cooley, and Mark Stokke. Tom Schroeder ran well early in the season before developing shin splints. Dick Rust and Bob Pass came out for the team after the baseball season and ran sixth and seventh man in the conference meet. Others par- ticipating this season were Dan DeYoung, Chris Barker, Bob Witt, Louis Straw, and Mike Chapman. Three top runners for Hebron High, Steve, Mark and Larry, model their winning muscles. One Brian and three Tom's CRum- ford, Steinhilber and Schroederj try and get a running start, with Lowell Red Devils. Our leading runner, Tom Steinhil- ber, makes Lowell's men walk to the finish line. Brian runs them clear-out-of the picture. RIDF- 4 'L ' Ji, Q -1,5 A .NK xcqiru if. Fv,x wail .KL fi Am A. ,., N.. N. Wg 69 TRA CK The Hebron track team did an all out good job this year and won six of their annual meets and two meets involving more than one other team. The Hebron relays drew a large crowd as usual, be- cause the Hawks had many boys with fine individual perfor- mances. Brian Bell received a trophy for scoring the most points throughout the season. He also went to the sectional for pole vaulting. Larry Cooley and Dick Rust went for their high jumping ability. To mention some other of our great deeds, we again won the Porter County Track Meet and Round Robin. Also we helped to win the Bi-County Meet, because Oregon Davis didn't come until the last race. In it we had a no. of lst places. Chapman in low hur- dles, Cooley in high jump, Bell in pole vault, and Hebron relay team in the mile relay. 70 Steve works hard to help the team get a placement. Mark makes a tremendous jump into the sand pile, hoping to out- do the next guy. Brian makes a leaping bound to get ahead. Coming down close to the line is Larry, cheered on by his fans. if ag 4 .mf z., 3 .5 qw. 5 ,wi A-N Varsity Susan Strong, Patty Broughton, Robbie Gericke, Kathy Taylor, Valerie Sekema Susan 72 CHE RLEADERS gil Robbie Kathy Kathy, Robbie, Patty, Susan, Valerie Hiedi Steffel, Susan Osby, Rosemary Robertson, Valerie Fisher umlovf' igh umlovf' Varsity Patty, Valerie Jan Smok, Donna Stokke, Amy Gideon, Tammy VanVuren 73 JU IOR VAR ITY The J.V. started with a slow and inexperienced trot, but showed a strong spirit and they rapidly im- proved throughout the year. They finished with a fine record of 13-6, exhibiting a fine potential for on- coming varsity athletes. The younger Hawk team lost to Mor- gan in the lst game of their tourney, played in our new gym, but they didn't lose their enthusi- asm and went on to defeat other teams. Herb tries for two while Matt and Phil put on their breaks. l 74 FRESH M A The Hebron Freshman, under the mentoring of coach Dave Walker, suffered through a 3-9 season. The young Hawks stood 2-2 after four games and appeared to be on their winning ways. But five straight losses ended the coaches dream of a winning season. Wes Stokke lead the freshmen in scor- ing. With the experience gained in these games, the J. V. of next year should be a very good one. l l 75 fl' 77 JR. HIGH BA KET- BALL TAM This year's Junior High squads had some trouble winning games. The B team was unable to win any games and this was due to lack of size. Coach Schroeder's A team had the talent, but still l came up 1 game short of an even record. As of this writing, the young Hawks were to participate in the Junior High County Tourney. With some breaks and good hustle, their chances of win- ning looked very good. JR. HIGH BASKET BALL- 76 H' 77 JR. HIGH BASEBALL Z lv ffl .ll 1 4 The Hebron Jr. High Sth grade team did a fine job this year, fin- ishing with a 3-2 record. Losing only to Boone Grove by one point 6-7. They shut out both Kouts and Washington 16-0, 14-0. The 7th grade team played only 3 games and so was not able to show much action during the sea- son. They finished with a 1-2 record. Tim practices throwing the ball. l 77 JR. HIGH TRACK 1 Our Junior High Track team had a disappointing season, winning only 2 of 7 meets. Hebron placed 4th in the P.C.C. meet. 78 South County Tonnnoy-Soono tied ont 54, Two seconds to go! Konts shooting on one on one Miss it, please, miss it!! He missed thing! WeW Someone studying? This must be posed! Diane Dillabaugh Uncle Sam wants you! Chuck Bisset The unisex look. Todd Cooley and Cathy Griffey The line at Sam's garage for a grease job. Steve Osburn, Brian Bell, Thom Rumford, Jeff Good, Randy Alsmeyer, and Scott Norris i 1 I . l 80 Ad for the greatest yearbook ever! The Lifebouy lift keeps you up in the air all day long. Patty, Kathy, Robbie and fans. The writing's on the wall. Jamie Steffel Nila Rittel eAD Scloeabfell C9 Wendt Bros. Drugs Phone 996-3700 Hebron Ind. T. E. Strain Phone 996-2151 Hebron, Indiana Tlaerqbsoniv 1 TV Service The price for wrecking the curve. Dan Wagner R.C.A. Sales Towers Antennas Supplies Phone 996-3981 Hebron Bagged Fertilizers Custom Seed Cleaning .f0h7Zf0?2iY Seed Store Field and Garden Seeds 5 p f u ,f f. ---- -sfw--H -- -'- . 3 V 1 , is 1. 82 an , . T ' -i xfjri Fatigue strikes Ernie First fat 8:00 A.M.J! Alyea Service Inc. 46 Years With Chrysler Corp. Chrysler-Plymouth Hebron, Indiana Phone 996-2700 Kzzlmiv Arco Auto service at it's finest. Stop in! . Country Kitchen Hoosier Food at it's best Home Cooked Meals Home Made Pies Tender Steaks Fried Chicken Hebron GRAB BA G Closed Tuesday Open 4:30-12:00 987-3230 DeMOTTE Duddley Do-Right strikes again! My IAQ' Sb? 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CONTINUE T0 LEARN Stay mentally active, intellectually curious. receptive lo new ideas. Education is a won- drous process continuing througheut lite. CULTIVATE THRIFT Seve regularly from the start. Thrill gives you an impurlanl extra margin lor progress . , . lor security . . . lor success. X W hmqow in n r . 1 IMA 1 c m 1 no -mm-1 X ., i .tt ni Y wp. U., E mi ......ii..f... v....,. . . .H V, ,, f V...-.......... .. -.ii . im... . .2 ff' Ili E Joliet Stihl. Crown Pumt l S63 USES X ,X Ann LOAN Assocumon Porter Cozmly Herald Printing Office Supplies Publishing Phone 996-3100 Congratulations Seniors Hebron Indiana 46341 r 9l --- ,, ' nmumun- . 1 as-..... ruumm VON TOBEL LUMBER f P l , z me 1- x lim '- . U , 4 mln DAVIS Everything To Build Anything 55 Mum' ' Lumber, Millwork, Hardware, lil x ffl Bukud Plumbing, Heating, Kitchens - to Dugsggu' VALPARAISO, IND. J- f I i 3, qv Mm,,,2,,.,,, ' V LUWELL PHONE 462-6 84 ' 1 696-osoa PA T TEE BRIDAL 01 GQ ,.t i i . 3 7' . I -5' ' .. 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