Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

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1 dedication Mrs. Franzman Our book is dedicated to you in or- der that we may express one small part of our appreciation. This appre- ciation comes from not only your years of service as a teacher, but your strife to reach into the lives of each of us. In this way our book is your book as your teachings became our enlightenment. Senior class of '75 . 2 'D' f E P'-'Q 1 31 it ' ' ' X V .Y I-. 5' J'l fx . lt . 1 - ll . 0 ,luixx

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86118061 hebron high school hebron, indiana presented by the senior class

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introduction N earing the end of our long grind we seniors can look back with some relief and laugh .... cause it's all over now. Seeing that a good sized chunk of our lives was spent in this institution we will attempt to leave an accurate accoimt of our last year and show some of the spirit that truly makes Hebron high. In keeping with the times, the size of the Seneca has increased 110'Zi over a period of seventeen years. The 1975 Seneca is the largest to date with 120 pages of memorabilia. Un- fortunately along with expansion comes inflation and the cost of this publication has increased 380W To accommodate this increase we have added a patron's page. Thanks to our supporters, namely, people of the commimity and commercial advertis- ers, the selling price of your year- book has increased but 6096. We hope you will appreciate some of the extras the staff has included this year. For sports fans all scores are listed on a single page. For the feminist we've included more exten- sive coverage of girls' sports. Student art has been emphasized rather than using Paragon designs on the cover, division pages and elsewhere in the book. We like to think our group photos have been personalized a bit rather than keeping with standard- ization although this added some dif- ficulty in student identification. The Seneca staff would like to welcome joyce Sherokow, Bruce Carothers and Mark VanderHart to the Hebron machine in hopes that we can live in peaceful coexistence. We would also like to thank Doris Ellenson for her help with identi- fication of junior High students and Phil Lawson for his never ending patience. 3