Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1967 volume:

nontfk e -X. . V rt A= V THE 1966-67 I SENIOR CLASS PROUDLY PRESI i THE SENE6A H E B RDTshHtOtUC H OO L ' HEBRON, INDIANA CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 DEDICATION 4 SENIORS 5 Senior Directory 16 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 19 Cooks, Custodians, Bus Drivers 28 UNDERCLASSMEN 29 Juniors 30 Sophomores 31 Freshmen 32 Eighth grade 33 Seventh grade 34 Sixth grade 35 Fifth grade 36 Fourth grade 37 Third grade 38 Second grade 39 First grade 40 Kindergarten 41 ATHLETIC DIVISION 43 Cross Country 44 Track 45 Baseball 46 Varsity Basketball 47 Junior Varsity Basketball 48 Freshman Basketball 49 Varsity Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ... 52 Junior High Basketball 53 Junior High Baseball and Cheerleaders ... 54 Junior High Track Cross Country 55 Fifth Sixth Basketball 56 ACTIVITIES 57 High School Band 58 Chorus 59 Junior High Band, Pep Band 60 F. H. A. and G. A. A 61 Booster Club, Patrol 62 Science Club 63 Student Council, National Honor Society . . 64 Seneca Staff, Hawker Staff 65 Honors 66 Recognitions 68 Advertising 69 INTRODUCTION On inspecting Hebron School this year, we can see many new changes. On the outside, we can see a new driveway and sidewalk that add ease in con- trolling traffic and also add parking space. On the inside, we have many improvements. In the social studies room, we have added new desks that make our studying easier. In several rooms new lights brighten our studying hours. Our cafeteria has also been rearranged to make a proper place for showing films and to make a place for chorus class. Our student body has increased to 798 and our faculty numbers 35. In athletics, Mr. Cavanaugh has taken over as head coach, and Mr. Schroeder is the new athlet- ics director. Mr. Simic has been hired to coach the freshman team and to teach social studies. The G. A. A. has formed a volleyball and a basket- ball team in competition with other schools. Mr. Rutherford is sponsoring the newly formed science club which meets evenings. Third year Spanish was added to the curriculum. Once again we have elementary classes meeting in the high school building. The kindergarten and Mrs. Wilson ' s first grade are meeting on the basement floor. As the interior of our school has been im- proved, we have endeavored to keep up with this changing pace in our Seneca, We have added a personal touch by incorporating the Seniors ' sig- natures. The township purchased a camera for the staff and its members. Someone can be seen taking pictures at anytime, anywhere. With more candid shots, we can give outsiders an inside view of everyday activities. Mrs. EUenson also took all of our grade school pictures and put names on them for us. This book has also been enlarged by twelve interesting pages. The Seniors have gradually watched the changes take place in our school. Now, as they graduate, they hope you will enjoy this res ' ume ' of the 1966-67 school year. DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of Hebron High School, wish to dedicate this, the 1967 Seneca, to Mr. Phillip Lawson. As Sponsor of the Seneca and serv- ing this year as our class co-sponsor, he has given unselfishly of his time and his co-operation. But even more than this he has given us his friendship. Because of this and his years of teaching at Hebron High School, we would like to use this means of express- ing our appreciation. We hope this ded- ication to you, Mr. Lawson, will some- how express our thanks . The Class of 1967 MORRIS APLIN Majors: English, Science, Social Studies , Mathematics Minor: Art CURTIS J. AYLESWORTH Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics, Band KAREN LYNN BARRY Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Home Economics Xy XA ' A RICHARD BRADDOCK Majors: English, Social Studies , Business Education, Industrial Arts LARRY BURNETT Majors: English, Social Studies , Business Education Minors: Industrial Arts, Art J oMy BETTY ANN CLINTON Majors: English, Social Studies, Mathematics Business Education Minor: Science, Spanish S-s33u JOHN M. COOPER Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Industrial Arts JANE C. COR WIN Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics Band, Spanish CANDICE EKER Majors : English, Art Social Studies, Home Economics Minor: Business Education (fjO ru) GLENDA JEAN EVANS Majors: Social Studies, English, Band, Business Education, Home Economics ROGER DEAN HOOVER Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics Minor: Business Education oyAJ CONSTANCE CORRINE HEINE Majors: English, Art Social Studies Minors: Business Education, Home Economics MARLYNN B. GARLACH Majors; English, Home Economics Minors: Social Studies, Art, Business Education STEVEN ERIC GARVEY Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Band MARY A. GESSE Majors: English, Mathematics, Social Studies, Business Education Minors: Home Economics, Science f ' L OAA- wywAyn MARGARET ANN HEFNER Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Band Minors: Home Economics, Spanish LINDA JOHNSON Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Home Economics GARYW. HOFFERTH Majors: English, Industrial- Arts, Business Education, Social Studies V OJUA DAVID R. HARPER Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education, Art Minor: Science JANET SUE HAUN Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education Minors : Home Economics , Spanish JANET LYNN HOUGH Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Mathematics Minors: Home Economics, Spanish KyU ' W ' - Cy JACKIE L. JOHNSON Majors: English, Social Studies , Science, Mathematics, Spanish SANDRA J. KLEMZ Majors: English, Home Economics, Business Education Minor: Social Studies RICHARD J. KNOPH Majors: English, Science, Social Studies , Mathematics, Business Education Jo „,X 4L y . ! ! -t LINDA SUE MANNING Majors: English, Science Social Studies , Business Education OLAN TIMOTHY MINOR Majors: English, Science, Social Studies , Foreign Language, Mathematics Minor: Business Education RICHARD DEAN MORROW Majors: Social Studies Industrial Arts, Biosiness Education English X V 7)- JLi fYly ' MICHAEL SEAN MULLINS Majors: E-nglish, Science, Mathematics, Band Minors: Social Studies, Spanish -yr uA£ GEORGE STEVEN NICHOLS Majors: Business Education, Industrial Arts, English Minors: Social Studies Science jd i u y JL TERRY ROBERT NORRIS Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Band Minors: Social Studies O ' it 10 LINDA DIANE OSBURN Majors: English, Social Studies , Science, Spanish Minors: Mathematics, Home Economics NORBERT OSBURN Majors: English, Social Studies Business Education, Band Minor: Industrial Arts BARRY H. OLSEN Majors: English, Science, Mathematics Minors: Social Studies, Spanish cyy-yiucLcu iL 15. .nn JAMES OSBY Majors: English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Band DONNA SUE POISEL Majors : English, Social Studies, Business Education Minors: Mathematics, Home Economics TIMOTHY J. SANDERS Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Band Minors: Social Studies, Spanish { iM ' fU O ' ELIZABETH ANN SCHRAG Majors : English, Social Studies j Science, Mathematics, Spanish DANNY RAY SCHULTZ Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Band Minors: Social Studies, Spanish JANET SUE SCROGGINS Majors: English, Science, Business Education Home Economics Minor: Art T l S ' ' STEVEN C. SHEPARD Majors English, Social Studies, Science, Mathematics, Minor: Art WILLIAM DEAN SMOCK Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Art Minor: Social Studies THOIvlAS L. SNOWDEN Majors: English, Band, Mathematics, Minors: Social Studies, Business Education, Industrial Arts o 12 LAWRENCE WAYNE SOHNE Majors: English, Science, Social Studies, Matiiematics WILLIAM SOHNE Majors: English, Social Studies, Science Minors: Mathematics, Business Education RICHARD SOWARDS Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education Minor: Art su - tdtA BONNIE M. VOSS Majors: English, Social Studies, Business Education Minor: Home Economics ypO- ' VT,.-01, ' t-.d- WILLIAM B. WILTFANG Majors : English, Social Studies, Business Education Minors : Science, Art iBJH CAROLYN M, WILTFANG Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Band Minors: Social Studies, Spanish 13 DAVID J. STEFFEL Majors : English, Science, Mathematics, Indus- trial Arts Minor: Social Studies £) o i -e PAUL DAVID YEOMAN Majors: English, Science, Mathematics, Band Minor: Social Studies aJi WALTER M. DYNIEWSKI Majors: English, Science Minors: Social Studies, Mathematics, Indus- trial Arts OUR TOWN President, Barry Olsen Vice President, Larry Sohne Secretary, Lynn Hough Treasurer, Jane Corwin Emily Webb ' s funeral. SENIOR TRIP WAS HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR The Seniors anxioiasly waited to continue their trip. The Senior classes of Hebron, Morgan, and Kouts enjoyed a very fine trip this year. As in the past, the group went to New York and Washington D. C. A great time was had by all. Statue of Liberty WAS HIGHLIGHT OF DRAMATICS Ladies gossip on the street corner while George dreams in the moonlight. Emily The Senior Class Play, OUR TOWN, was unique and well acted. The play cast found that lack of scenery does not hinder the success of the play, if well acted. Mrs. Franzman, our Direc- tor, put much effort into making the play enjoy- able to the community. 15 PROM WAS HIGHLIGHT OF SOCIAL LIFE Pat Osburn Those who attended were engulfed in the mood of The Isle of Shangrila. John Cooper Betty Schrag Jim Osby Carolyn Wiltfang Larry Sohne Linda Nethery SENIOR DIRECTORY APLIN, BUDD -- Calumet High School, Gaiy, Indiana 1; Track 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Musical 3; Class Play 4. AYLESWORTH, CURT -- Student Coun- cil 1; Booster Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1; Solo Ensemble Contest 1,2,3; Class Play 3. BARRY, KAREN -- Booster Club 1,2,3, 4; G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 3,4. BRADDOCK, RICK -- Booster Club 1,2, 3; Chorus 1; Class Play 3. BURNETT, LARRY -- CLINTON, BETTY ANN -- G.A. A. Vice President 4; G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Seneca Staff 3,4; Seneca Staff Junior Editor 3; Seneca Staff Editor 4; Hawker Staff 4; Hawker Staff Co- Editor 4; Class Play 3,4. COOPER, JOHN -- North Judson High School, North Judson, Indiana 1; Booster Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Chorus 3; Musical 3. CORWIN, JANE -- Band 1,2,3,4; G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheer- leader 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3; Girl ' s State Alternate 3; Class Play 4; Class Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 4. DYNIEWSKI, WALTER — Patrol 1; Chorus 2,3,4; Class Play 4; Booster Club 1,3,4. EKER, CANDI -- G.A. A. 1,2; Booster Club 1,3,4; Class Play 4; Chorus 2,3,4. EVANS, GLENDA -- Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; G.A. A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mu- sical Orchestra 3; Class Play 3; Hawker Staff 4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1,2; Varsity Cheerleader 4. 16 GARLACH, MARLYNN — G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4. GARVEY, STEVE -- Cross Country 2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Play 4; Patrol 1. GESSE, MARY -- Booster Club 1,2,3, 4; Booster Club Secretary 4; G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4; G. A. A. Treasurer 3; Chorus 2; Class Play 4; Hawker Staff 4; Seneca Staff 4; F.H. A. 3,4. HARPER, DAVID -- Gary Edison High School, Gary Indiana 1,2. HAUN, JANET --G.A, A. 1, 2, 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Hawker Staff 4. HEFNER, PEGGY -- Booster Club 1,2, 3,4;G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; Oratorical Contest 3; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 3; Varsity Cheerleader 3,4; National Honor Society Vice President 4; Stu- dent Council Secretary 4; Seneca Staff 4; Student Director 3; Class Play 4; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,3; Girl ' s State Delegate 3; Musical Orchestra 3. HEINE, CONNIE -- Hobart Junior High School, Hobart, Indiana 1; Booster Club 2,3,4; Booster Club Treasurer 4; Class Play 3,4; South Bend Tribune Reporter 3; Oratorical Contest 3. HOFFERTH, GARY -- Hawker Staff 4; Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Patrol 1. HOOVER, ROGER -- Booster Club 1,2; Baseball 2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1. HOUGH, LYNN -- Class Secretary 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society President 4; Oratorical Contest Winner 3; Girl ' s State Alternate 4. JOHNSON, JACK -- Booster Club 3,4. JOHNSON, LINDA -- Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; F.H. A. 3,4; Hawker Staff 4. KLEMZ, SANDRA -- Kouts High School, Kouts, Indiana 1; Class Play 4; G.A.A. 2; Booster Club 2. KNOPF, DICK Basketball 1; Base- ball 1,2; Track 1; Booster Club 1,2,4; Manager 2,3,4; Cross Country 1; Patrol 1. MANNING, LINDA -- Kalamazoo High School, Kalamazoo, Michigan 1; Boost- er Club 3,4; Class Play 4; Hawker Staff 4; F.H. A. 3,4. MINOR, TIM -- Rensselaer Central High School, Rensselaer, Indiana 1,2; Booster Club 4; Cross Country 4; Track 3,4; Class Play 4; Science Club 4. MORROW, DEAN -- Booster Club 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; MULLINS, MIKE -- Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Student Council President 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Boy ' s State Delegate 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4; Musical Orchestra 3. NICHOLS, GEORGE -- Booster Club 1, 2,3,4. NORRIS, TERRY -- Booster Club 2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Class Treasurer 1; Science Club 4; Seneca Staff 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Honor Band 1; Pep Band 1,4; Musical Orchestra 3. OLSEN, BARRY -- Class President 4; Booster Club 1, 2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; All Conference Batting Champ. 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Seneca Staff 4. OSBURN, LINDA -- Class Secretary 1; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; National Honor Society Secretary 4; Class Play 3, 4; Seneca Staff 4; F. H. A. President 4; F. H. A. 3,4; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2; South Bend Tribune Reporter 3. 17 OSBURN, NORB -- Booster Club 4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1, 4; Cross Country 4; Hawker Staff 4; Band 1,2,3,4. OSBY, JIM -- Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,3; Patrol 1; Class Play 4; Honor Band 4. POISEL, DONNA -- Class Treasurer 1, 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Musical 3; Class Play 3; Hawker Staff 4; Hawker Staff Co-Editor 4; Seneca Staff 4; Ora- torical Contest 3; Office Assistant 3,4. SANDERS, TIM -- Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1; Patrol 1; Solo and Ensemble Contest 2; Class President 3; Class Vice President 1; Band President 4; Musical Orchestra 3; Class Play 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; All Conference Baseball 4. SCHRAG, BETTY -- Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Musical 3; South Bend Tribune Reporter 3; Class Play 3, 4; Class Secretary 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Oratorical Contest Second Place 3; Seneca Staff 4. SCHULTZ, DANNY -- Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Club Vice President 4; Pep Band 4; Honor Band 1,2; Student Council 3. SCROGGINS, JANET -- Valparaiso High School, Valparaiso, Indiana 1; G.A.A. 2,3; Booster Club 2,3,4; F.H. A. 3,4; F. H. A Reporter 4; Choius 4; Library Assistant 4. SHEPARD, STEVE -- Booster Club 1,2, 3; Track 1; Class Play 3; Patrol 1. SMOCK, BILL -- Class President 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Student Council Treasurer 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; All Conference Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; All Conference Basketball 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Patrol 1. SNOWDEN, TOM -- Booster Club 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,4; Class Play 3,4; Patrol 1; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2,3; State Band Contest 1,3. SOHNE, LARRY -- Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Boost- er Club 1,2,3,4; Seneca Staff 4; Class Vice President 4; Science Club 4; Chorus 1,4; All Conference Baseball 4; Patrol 1; Class Play 4. SOHNE, BILL -- Chorus 4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Booster Club 2,4; Science Club 4; Patrol 1. SO WARDS, RICHARD -- STEFFEL, DAVE -- Booster Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Patrol 1; Basketball 1, 2; Class Play 3,4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Seneca Staff 3,4; Seneca Staff Junior Editor 3; Class Treasurer 2; Boy ' s State Alternate 4. VOSS, BONNIE -- Booster Club 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 3,4; Musical 3; F. H. A. Historian 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Seneca Staff 4; Hawker Staff 4; Student Librarian 3,4. WILTFANG, CAROLYN -- F.H.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. Historian 3; F.H.A. Par- liamentarian 4; Class Play 4; Seneca Staff 4; G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 4; Science Club Secretary - Treasurer 4; Office Assistant 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Honor Band 1,2; Solo and En- semble Contest 2,4. WILTFANG, BILLY -- YEOMAN, PAUL -- Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Manager 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Stu- dent Council Vice President 4; Class Vice President 3; Projectors Club 1; Sc- ience Club 4; Science Club Vice Presi- dent 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society Treasurer 4; Booster Club 1; Solo and Ensemble Con- test 1,2,4. 18 MYRON 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 trustee who hires our teachers, the principal who supervises our school, and the secretaries who keep our books and records are the nerve center of our school. Without them the school could not function. Through the administration, students may receive advice in choosing their course of study in preparation for graduation . JO GUILLOD Secretary DORIS ELLENSON Secretary BEULAH KALDAHL Secretary 20 OLIVER GWIN Indiana State U. , A. B. , M. A. , Assistant Principal, Guidance Director, Student Council Sponsor, Publicity Co-Director, Guidance Instructor, Fifth year at Hebron. FRANCIS BERRIER Kansas State U. , B. S. , Pur- due U. , M. S. , Vocational Home Economics, Dean of Girls, F.H.A. Sponsor, Twelfth year at Hebron. ROBERT BUNNING Indiana State U. , B. S. , M. S. , Music: Instr. , Vocal, Seventh Grade Co -Sponsor, Music Activities, Tliird year at Hebron. MICHAEL CAVANAUGH New Mexico Western, B. S. , Mathematics, High School Athletics, Tenth Grade Co- Sponsor, Third year at Hebron. HANNAH ELDRIDGE Kansas St. U. , B.S., M. S. English, Speech, Biology, Ninth Grade Co-Sponsor, Seventh year at Hebron. PHYLLIS FRANZMAN Valparaiso U. , A.B., Spanish, English, Senior Class Play, Honor Society Co-Sponsor, Twelfth year at Hebron. 21 NATALIA GIDLEY Ball State U. , B. S. English, Library, Eight Grade Co-Sponsor, Twentieth year at Hebron PHILLIP LAW SON Indiana State U, , B. S. , M, S. Mathematics, Physics, Social Studies, Seneca Sponsor, Twelfth Grade Co -Sponsor, Tenth year at Hebron LOREN KIRKPATRICK Manchester, B. S. Social Studies , General Science, Eleventh Grade Co-Sponsor, Eighth year at Hebron MARY ROLLING College of St. Francis, B, A. Ar t, English, Junior Class Play, (Spring), Eleventh year at Hebron MARY GWIN Indiana State, B. S. , M. S, Commerce, Publicity, Co- Director Hawker, Tenth Grade Co- Sponsor, Third year at Hebron LOIS NELSON Valparaiso U. , B. A. Jr. High English, Seventh Grade Co-Sponsor, First year at Hebron 22 ROY RUTHERFORD Indiana U. , B. S. Chemistry, General Science Ninth Grade Co -Sponsor, Science Club Sponsor, Second year at Hebron KENNETH SCHIEK Indiana U. , B. S. , Ball State U. , M. A. Industrial Arts , Jr. High Athletics, Booster Club Sponsor, Cheerleader Sponsor, Projector Club Sponsor, Thir- teenth year at Hebron PAUL SCHROEDER Valparaiso U. , B. S. , Indiana U. , M. S. Mathematics, Athletics, Boys ' Physical Ed. , Patrol Club Sponsor, Second year at Hebron FRED SIMIC Indiana U. , B. S. Social Studies, Athletics, Eight Grade Co-Sponsor, First year at Hebron NINA PEREGRINE Canterbury C, , B. S. Grade Physical Education, Girls ' Physical Education, G. A.A. Sppnfor7 enth Grad Co -Sponsor, Third year at V _ Hebron y DONALD ALLISON Murray State C. , B. S. , M. A, Elementary Principal, Fifth year at Hebron 23 BARBARA GRAHAM Indiana State U. , B. S. Kindergarten, Second year at Hebron ALICE WILSON Valparaiso U. , B. S. First Grade, First year at Hebron IRENE STRUBLE Purdue U. , B. S. First Grade, First year at Hebron L VERA SMITH Western Kentucky Teacher ' s College, B. S. First Grade, Fifth year at Hebron RUTH YEOMAN Indiana U. , M. S. St. Joseph College, B. S. Second Grade, Ninth year at Hebron HARRIET KALDAHL Ball State U. Second Grade, Twelfth year at Hebron 24 IRENE EVANS Valparaiso U. , B. S. Third Grade, First year at Hebron TRESA BOEZMAN Indiana State U. , B. S. Third Grade, First year at Hebron MARGARET HANLEY Ball State U. , B. S. Fourth Grade, First year at Hebron DOROTHY MARTIN Monmouth, A. B. Fourth Grade, Sixth year at Hebron DORIS MORROW Indiana U. , B- S. Fifth Grade, Twenty-fifth year at Hebron MARY KESSINGER Indiana U. , B. S, Fifth Grade, First year at Hebron 25 JANET PULLINS Ball State U. , B. A. ; M. A. Sixth Grade Fourth year at Heb- ron. VINCENT PANOZZO Ball State U. , B. A. Sixth Grade First Year at Hebron. Fall picnic Mr. Schiek - Mr. Fry FACULTY CHARLOTTE KNARR Indiana U. Fifth and Sixth Grade Eighteenth year at Heb- ron. LOIS HANNEWALD Valpariaso U. , B. A. Grade Music Fifth year at Hebron  Fall picnic Mr. Knauff 26 The annual picnic for township employ- ees featured barbecued chicken prepared by the more talented members of the fac- ulty. Each year the faculty presents a Christ- mas program to the student body. This year the faculty presented a play on the life of the toys in Santa ' s toy shop. Also, each year the Student Council presents a program on Thanksgiving. Different teachers are chosen each year to present a short speech on What Thanksgiving Means to Me. As you can see, our faculty entertains the students as well as educates them. Thanksgiving Program Mr. Kirkpatrick DIPN ' T SPEND ALL ITS TIME TEACHING Christmas Program Mr. Schiek - Mr. Gwin Mr. Knauff Christmas Program Miss Rolling - Mr. Simic Mr. Cavanaugh 27 CUSTODIANS BUS DRIVERS Julian Knopf, Wayne Fry, Russell Hoagland im :- Wirt Ingram, Charles Berdine, Duane Ingram, Ramona Kleine, Edward Thompson COOKS Charlette Wagner, Marie Applegate, Wilna Breitzke , Wilma Carlson Freida Larsen, Norma Hullihan, Eva Osburn 28 UNDERCLASSMEN Jerry Ad auk Larry Armstrong Arlene Bergslien Kay Beveridge Pat Bom Paula Colman Dave Cummins Dennis Deardurff Beth Dodrill Bonnie Drennen Jack Elam Bob Evans Janet Fitzgerald Sandy Haggerty Ed Harlow Tom Harrington Dan Hogg Jill Huber Jim Hullihan Bill Ingram Carol Laudien Jo Ann Martin Teresa Martin Jerry Mclntire Marianne Minor Dan Morgan Wendy Morrow Linda Nethery Pat Osburn Sonja Osby Rosa Rajkovic Jane Sanders Bob Schreiber Jean Simpson Joan Simpson Mary Snowden Russel Werner Byron Wilson Pat Wright Peg Wright ,f ' m% f ' S «!= ■ President , Sonja Osby Vice-President, Larry Armstrong Secretary, Mary Snowden Treasurer, James Hullihan SOPHOMORES JUNIORS Mary Drennen Lora Crowe Fred Crowe Jim Carlson Tom Billings Peggy Aylesworth Judy Alsmeyer 30 Jerry Dye Chester Dyniewski Joe Dyniewski Loretrta Evans Jim Fickle Kim Gant Julie Gesse Virgil Gross Delores Haberlin Janet Hallberg Steve Hargis Christine Havengar Kathy Heine Psggy Johnson Linda Kaldahl Mike Klemz Sandy Larsen Alvin Lilley David Martin Bob Miller Lavanda Morgan Mitchell Mullins Rick Nichols Nancy Osburn Deloris Patrick Gary Pierce Ken Pitts Bill Powers Danny Ragland Larry Ragland Bill Rich Robert Riggs Connie Rosenbaum Lorraine Schuster Pat Sheetz Jim Shivley Linda Sims Betty Slosman Michele Smok Dick Tompson Gary Torbenson Pat Torbenson President, Michael Klemz Vice-President, Nancy Osburn Secretary, Lorraine Schuster Treasurer, Linda Kaldahl SOPHOMORES Dennis Watson Randy Werner Bob Wiltfang 31 Randy Armstrong Phyllis Ault Mary Balczo Don Bales Jeffre)- Bell Chuck Bennett James Birky Robert Birky Lowell Born Keith Bricker Kitty Cassidy Pat Conners Deborah Dillabaugh Lois Durkee Carol Eriks David Evans Jackson Evans Wayne Evans Steven Fickle Donna Fitzgerald Curtis Garvey Pam Gi bbs Tom Gross Marcia Hanaway Greg Harlow David Helm Susan Hoagland Mike Hofferth Billie Hogg Delores Hough Margaret Hrivnak Vicky Johnson Kim Kinne Mark Knauff Leigh Knopf President Randall Armstrong Vice-President, Jeffrey Bell Secretary, Jane Yeoman Treasurer, Peggy Sheetz FRESHMEN Rochelle Norris Dennis Northcutt Don C)sby Rusty Pawlak Diane Peregrine Marlin Roseberry David Sanders Susan Schroeder Peggy Sheetz Larry Shepard Vicky Singleton Andrew Slager David Slosman Diane Spurr 32 FRESHMEN ji a Q n ill Barbara Stalbaum Alan Strickland Dick Tysen Vicki Wilson Jim Woodke Jane Yeoman Janet Zacek Cheryl Bales Gwenn Birky Linda Burnett Brenda Coin Danny Cooper Rita Crowe Terry Cummings Judy Cushman Don Dillabaugh John Dugglegy Mike Dyniewski Stan Dyniewski Mary Lou Eichelberger Brenda Einsphar Valerie Evans Bruce Cant Gerald Gross James Gross Patricia Gross Jack Haberlin Mike Harper Velma Hefner Jean Heinrich Vicki Hessling Scott Hoagland Deborah Hofferth Gayle Homer Allan Karnes Patty Klemz John Knopf Ricky LaPradd David Lape Kemieth Larsen Kathy Pitts Charles Pogue Ricky Ragland Mark Rathburn Jeff Riggs Bonnie Rosenbaum Sandy Rust Lois Schultz Pamela Schuster Dwight Scroggins Garry Scroggins Linda Shepard Ricky Shupe Richard Slager Evelyn Slosman Mary Smith 33 EIGHTH GRADE Tim Smok Chuck So line Mary Jane Spratley Mike Steffel Christine Steinhilber Christine Thatcher Dale Thompson Dave Watson Nancy Wiltfang Richard W iltfang Ben Yankauskas Nancy Anderson Margaret Ault Charles Balzo Randy Bell Colleen Beveridge Patty Billings Gary Birky Susan Blood Joyce Coin Norman Creekmur Luanne Deal Duane Deardurff Gail DeF ries Yvonne Dernay Kevin De young Bud Dickenson Steven Dilley Linda Drennen Theresa Dyniewski Robin Elan Sandra Eldridge Mike Fedomock Vicky Fickle Mark Finstad Kevin Fitzgerald Marty Good Mark Griffey Kenneth Gross Susie Gross Walter Gross Susan Harper Alberta Havengar Debra Ingram John Ingram Cecil Johnson Roger Knoph Rowena LaPradd Betty Lilley Garnet Lintner Richard Mahnke Charles Morgan Melvin Morrow SEVENTH GRADE 6 Ji y f- 34 SEVENTH GRADE Patty Mullins, Melissa Nel- son. Richard Nethery, Peggy Norris, Demiis Ragland, Barbara Rosenbaum, Donna Rosenbaum, Paula P yan, Debra Sanders. Ralph Sanders, Sally Sch- roeder, Tim Schuster, Sharon Sheets, Billy Shep- ard, James Sherman, Clar- ence Slager. Damian Stalbaum, Richard Stalbaum, Pat Steinhilber, David Urbas, Rochelle Werner, Jerry Wilson, Steven Wiltfang. IXTH GRADE ' 2 Christine Alyesworth, Terri Bales Diana Birky, Kim Black, Mike Broughton, Kathy Chapman, Dawn Curry, Cathy Davis, Dan Dillabaugh, David Durkee Allen Eishelberger, Rolin Elam, Jane Finstad, Eileen Gesse, Paula Gesse, David Hallberg, Brenda Karnes, Sandra Lape Yvonne Lintner, Cindy Mason, Kay Minor, Tom Riggs, Mike Rust, Cindy Steffel, Mary Jo Sweney, Colleen Wilson David Wilson, Verna Wilson, Mike Urbas, Patty Yankauskas, Terry Bacon, Christine Balcze, Gloria Creekmur, Mary Duggleby Steve Dyniewski, Bill Einspahr, Bruce Fitzgerald, Virginia Fox, Shane Harrington, Lee Ann Helm, Linda Heskeit, Oscar Hoiseth 35 SIXTH GRADE Cindy Hrivaak, Kit Kine, Carol Kuenniger, Larry Lynn, Pat Murphy Carol Musch, Kathy Musch, Ken Pa vlak, John Ptacek, Ron Rich, Daryl Riley, Peter Schuster, Douglas Sims Mike Singleton, Danny Smith, David Spurr, Donna Starkey, Debby Sullivan, Cindy Thomas, Cindy Tysen, Jeri Zook David Billings, Pat Cassidy, Robert Clemans, Greg Cummings, Murrell Evans, James Harrington, Alvin Lintner, Bruce Torbeson Not pictured: Debra Robertson FIFTH GRADE Paula Alyea, Jean Coin, Tim Dilley, Paul Drennen, Sheila Eldridge, Karen Gilson, Jeff Good, Joyce Gross Debra Hargis, Jeff Hartz, Cathy Heskett, Theresa Hessling, Brenda Hoiseth, Amy Homer, Kathy Kinne, Sheila Lape Donna Lilley, Dave Lintner, Sondra Martin, Charles Mc Linn, Mary Miller, Kevin Nichols, Scott Norris, Steve Osburn JoEllen Sanders, Dawn Schwanke, Sheryl Stockman, Mark Stokke, Susan Strong, Jeff Thatcher, Shelley Tysen, Rex Werner Roy Clemans, John Correll, Ronnie Crowe, Charles Lintner, Rhys Mussman, Tom Rosenbaum, Neil Scroggins, Mike Starkey Tom Steinhilber, Ronnie Stockman, Jerry Thatcher, Joe Yankauskas, Tom Zacek, Randy Alsmeyer, Brian Bell, Debra Birky 36 FIFTH GRADE Lynn Birky, Cheryl Blood, Mike Chapman, Bonnie Eldridge, Sharon Evans Cynthia Fickle, Joyce Gross, Jenny Heine, Curtis Hoagland, Larry Hoffman, Betty Hough, Darlene Karnes, Jim Knoph Christine Lintner, Leigh Minor, Janet Pavvlak, Jackie Riggs, Gayl Riley, Sally Risinger, Gloria Rust, Tom Schroeder Ray Sheets, Donna Sherman, Barbara Spurr, Bruce Steffel, Todd Steffel, Danny Wagner, Janet Wilson, Lillie Zook FOURTH GRADE Joe Balczo, Lisa Chapman, Larry Cooley, Debra Cramer, Emerson Creekmur, Curtis Curry, Howard Evans, Lorraine Gray Steve Gross, Steve Halberg, Theresa Hamann, Yvonne Hogg, Vlatt Hren, Denise Ingram, Jeff Lynn, Dianna Northcutt Jeffrin Novak, Don Osbum, John Osburn, DeLoren Pollard, Melody Roseberry, Marie Schuster, Mark Singleton, Phillip Slosman Brady Stalbaum, Charles Stone, Jim Stonecipher, Terri Verhaegan, Theresa Williams, Doreen Wise, Paul Yankauskas, Patty Alyea, Loretta Ayjesworth, Ron Buchanan,. Elsie Clemans, Jeff Clouse, Bruce Crowe, Robert Deal, Martha Ein- spahr, Ronald Evans Cam Fickle, Rusty Franzman, Stan Fricke, Cathy Griffey, Karla Kinne, James Lintner, Kathryn Martin, Melvin Molden 37 FOURTH GRADE Greg Nethery, Duane Peregrine, Cynthia Ptacek, David Schwanke, Valerie Sekema, Ronald Sheets, Brian Stalbaum Dennis Stalbaum, Mary Sun, Karen Taber, Robert Thurner, Cathy Wagner, Stanley Watson, Mark Zook THIRD GRADE Phyllis Bacon, Garry Bales, Patty Broughton, Kathy Buchanan, Sharon Deal, Mark Derney, Bar- bara Drennen, Jean Duggleby Valerie Fisher, Clifford Fricke, Sally Harper, Tom Hatchett, Lloyd Heine, Brenda Hoffman, Terry Johnson, Teddy Karnes Tammy Kennedy, Eileen ' Margison, Alan McKay, David Meeks, Dennis Morgan, Terry Nichols, Kenneth Norris, Cheryl Pawlak Mike Pogue, Perry Rosenbaum, Richard Rust, Debra Schawanke, Robert Sheets, Dan Slager, Dennis Smith, Dvvight Stalbaum Jamie Steffel, Ken Stockman, Tim Stonecipher, Cynthia Thurner, Cheryl Wright, Donna Birky, Ray Cavinder, Randall Clouse Todd Cooley, George Cushman, Jo Anne Davis, Scott Dilley, Janet Eldridge, Jane Graeber, Peggy Haggerty, John Hamann Lyndon Hogg, Andy Hrivnak, Tom Hullihan, Kyle Kinne, Stephanie Kirkpatrick, Beverly Lindsy, Phillip Lintner, Lori Love Clayton Molden, Michael NichoUs, Bob Pass, Kris Pitts, Jeff Press, Myron RJiodes, Barry Risinger, Nancy Sohne k L 38 THIRD GRADE m ' f5 -y ' J- ■ S ' -- - ' t iL. J Bruce Sommerville, Karen Spurr, Rick Steinliilber, Susan Stone, Larry Sweney, Denise Urbas, John Wineland Not Pictured: Cheryl Smith, Rose- mary Robertson SECOND GRADE Patty Birky, Ray Clemens, Jane Eichelberger, Gregg Evans, Ther- esa Fricke, David Cant, Danny Hatchett, Donna Hren Jack Lintner, Steven Martin, Karen Mussman, Mark Myers, Tom Neuffer, David Osburn, Susan Osby, Rockey Pollard Effie Slager, Laurie Slosman, Diana Souther, Sharon Steffel, Wesley Stokke, Ronald Schwanke, Tammy Tysen, Michael Wagoner Robert Witt, Patty Woolridge, Linda Wright, Peter Yankauskas, Karen Zook, Gail Antrim, Michael Bales, Cynthia Brown Gary Clouse, Doug De Fries, Kathy De Young, Terry Evans, Tammy Fickle, Connie Gray, Theresa Havengar, Kenneth Hes- kett Diane Knopf, Victor Kistler, Jackie Martin, Shelley Mc Cor- mack, Lee Morgan, Craig Patz, Debby Starkey, Heidi Steffel Stanley Steffel, Louis Straw, Sheryl Sullivan, Tony Thomas, Jackie Vetek, Julie Williams, Tom Wise, Bruce Zuchowski 39 FIRST GRADE Pat Balxzo, Jill Bell, Lu Ann Buchannan Bob Burkhalter, Tina Cooley, Eddie Drenned, Mark Fry, Donald Hough, Bill Keeling, Scott Kirk- patrick, Mike Lintner. Teresa Martin, Chris McMahon, Tammy Molden, David Mullins, George Novak, Duane Phipps, Teresa Reeder, Tom Rust. Dale Sherman, Jan Smok, Cheryl Starkey, Jon Stone - cipher, Frances Sun, Jvlike Thomas, Lorie Verhaegen, David Yankauskas. John Anderson, Jodie Asher, Helen Blood, Jo Ellyn Brown, Tim Chap- man, Diane Dillabaugh, Stacey Fickle, Sandra Griffey Kenny Hargis, Dan Ingram, Nancy Lindzy, Janet Lintner, Michael Love, Kathrina Marg- ison, James Martin, Mark Min- Lisa Mowbray, Curt Oehlman, Jeff Pass, Kim Reisinger, Perry Sheetz, Karen Smith, James Spurr, Greg Steffel Jeff Taber, Lisa Urbas, Todd Wilson, Paul Zacek, Terry Al- bertson, James Bell, Pamela Birky, Andy Boston. Tommy Brown, Lynette Carlson, Chuck Lindzy, Robert Kintner, Cathy Graeber, Gary Gray, Nancy Hamann, Ronald Hatchett. Otto Heine, Dale Poise 1, Michael Scott, Randy Sheetz Patrick Singleton, Cheryl Stal- baum, Lynda Strong, Tina Willems NOT PICTURED: Richard Smith Teresa Roberts 40 KINDERGARTEN Tammy Bunning, Nancy Davis, Laurie Fisher, Allison Haag, Sharon Hatchett, Larry Knopf, Harold Lang Angela Laszlo, Jeff Margison, Cheryl Monix, Marlene Myers, Billy Phipps, Kerry Pitts, David Pogue . Katliy Press, Robin Roseberry, Jerry Steinhilber, Matt Steinhilber, Donna Stokke, Joey Vetek, Vicki Willems. Scott Williams, Ricky Wright, Eugene Blackwell, Kim Burkhalter, Lawrencie Cramer, Mark Dinsmore, Michael Edington Tommy Einspahr, Regina Fricke, Sharon Furst, Harold Haberlin, Dick Hartz, Linda Helm, Julie Hibbs Larry Knopf, Renita Mowbray, Judy O ' Brine, Billy Phipps, Brett Reeder, Mary Ann Schultz, Frankie Sheets Georganna Slosman, Jerry Steinliilber, Barbara Stembel, Franklin Straw, Doug Williams, Anthony Yankauskas, Mark Zuchowski Kindergarten - Free play periods 41 The number of grade school students increases steadily each year. Already, the new grade school building has been out- grown, and one of the first grade classes is being held in the basement of the high school. As the number of entire students grow, the size of the individual student seems to decrease! As we see in the photo to the right the most dangerous daily rou- tine is that of getting to your table at noon without pulling your tray dowoi on the top of your head, and obtaining your carton of milk without falling into the cooler. 42 ATHLETICS CROSS COUNTRY Varsity Hebron Opponents 26 33 Rensselaer 18 29 41 31 Washington Boone Grove 82 70 17 Morgan Daleville 57 Boone Grove 71 Wheeler 40 24 Andrean 63 Morocco 120 Wheatfield 44 15 Culver 19 27 42 28 Liberty Kouts 65 34 Lowell 31 103 St. Mary Hanover Central 47 16 Wheeler Jr. Varsity Hebron Opponents 19 39 Andrean 78 Wheatfield 48 42 35 St. Mary Lowell The start Meet. Df the County Cross Country Our Varsity cross-country team won four of six dual naeets, won their triangular meet, and placed second, third, and fourth in their four -way meets . The hard-working Hawks placed third in the P . C . C . meet and ran a close second in the K . V . A . A . meet with Dave Steffel barely missing first place individually. Also, they ran what Coach Cavanaugh stated was probably Hebron ' s best showing in the Sec- tional meet. Our Jr. Varsity also showed great possibilities by winning one of their meets and running a close finish in the other . Dave Steffel led the Hawks attack with Terry Norris being our next most valuable man closely pushed by Jim Hullihan, Norby Osburn,.and Dave Martin. J.JiJ m E tm m |M |B w , 2 IM m t IP w ! - ::i_ ' , 5 44 TRACK Our track team had a fine season this year. Coach Mick Cavanaugh and the boys worked hard, not just during track season, but all year. From the begianing of school this year, boys could be seen running, jumping, and lifting weights to be in shape when the season finally came. Paul Yeoman ran the dashes in the fine tradition set by his older brother. With Dave Steffel to set the pace in the distance races, our team pushes steadily on to many vic- tories. Larry Armstrong did a good job of jumping for us, too. These are just a few of the members that helped to make our team. They all worked hard and did a fine job. PAUL YEOMAN 45 BASEBALL The 1966 Hebron High School base- ball team had another successful sea- son, tying for the Porter County Con- ference Title with a 6-1 record. This marked the fifth year in a row the Hawks have won or tied for the confer- ence championship. The one loss snapped a 27 game winning streak com- piled over the last 4 years. Barry Olson led the Hebron attack with a . 435 batting average. Bill Smock led the Hawk mound staff and the county with a 6-1 record and an earned nin average of , 57. Hawks Hawks 3 Boone Grove 10 1 Wheeler 6 7 Kouts 4 3 Liberty 1 Jackson 19 Morgan 10 3 Washington ALL CONFERENCE BASEBALL TEAM Barry Olsen .435 Larry Sohne . 333 Bill Smock . 381 Tim Sanders .364 Larry Armstrong .400 John Cooper . 333 46 VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1966-67 Hebron basket±)all team improved upon last years record by post- ing a 16-6 final talley. The Hawks gave the fans much exciting basketball as eight games were decided by five points or less, Hebron splitting the close decisions evenly with their opponents. In thrillers going to the final second the Hawks defeated Munster by one point and Rensselaer by two points. Boone Grove won the first meet- ing of the two clubs by three points in the South County Tourney and also took the Keg. However, in a second meeting Hebron won by three points and clinched the P.C.C. title. Jackson fell victim to Hebron in the championship game of the Porter Coun- ty Tourney by 5 points, the Hawks re- gaining the Keg. With the sweet victo- ries one must also taste bitter defeat and Hebron did just that in the River Forest game. With less than 30 sec- onds remaining, score tied and Hebron in possession of the ball, a John Cooper pass went awry and into the River Forest basket. HEBRON Westville 59 73 Wheatfield 67 74 Kouts 68 85 Jackson 58 77 Lowell 65 61 Munster 53 54 Morgan 62 75 LaCrosse 67 85 Boone Grove 77 74 Kouts 61 79 Washington 39 76 River Forest 65 61 Lake Central 83 78 Liberty 64 75- Morgan 65 81 Jackson 53 58 Libert ' 66 84 Wheeler 44 73 Boone Grove 57 60 Rensselaer 67 69 DeMotte 86 76 Lake Central 88 69 Bill Smock receiving : the M. E. Dinsmore Award at the County- Tourney. Bill Smock receiving the M. E. Dinsmore Award at the County Tourney. 47 J.V. BASKETBALL The 1966-67 Junior Varsity had a very successful season. With fine team play and excellent coaching the boys compiled a 12-7 record. These victo- ries include winning the Junior Varsity Tourney held in November. Freshman Mike Hofferth led the team in both re- bounds and points with 112 and 234 re- spectively. During the year there were three overtime games for the Junior Varsity. In these contests they won two and lost one, defeating Munster 42-39 and Boone Grove 41-39 in two overtimes. In the third overtime game, the Hawks were defeated by a fine Rensselaer squad 55-49. Next year many of these boys will be providing much excitement for the second game on Friday nights. Hebron 39 34 Westville 39 34 Wheatfield 52 42 Kouts 67 20 Morgan 40 55 Kouts 50 31 Jackson 47 59 Lowell 42 38 Munster 32 49 Morgan 44 38 La Crosse 50 20 Washington 34 47 River Forest 35 32 Lake Central 48 54 Liberty 44 24 Wheeler 39 41 Boone Grove 49 55 Rensselaer 37 36 DeMotte 48 I Q i , FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Mr. Simic proved his ability of coaching by leading the freshmen team to a 6-6 season. These boys show future potential to carry on Hebron ' s fame as a great basketball team. Probably the most exciting game of the season was when our boys defeated the Valparaiso squad by four points. Since Valparaiso is so miich larger than Hebron, we are proud of the 36-40 score. Another high point of the season was when Hebron scored 61 points against Morocco, which is a high accu- mulation for a freshman team. The B squad compiled a 2-3 re- cord, suffering two of the defeats at the hands of a superior Lowell team. SEASON RECORD Hebron 47 38 Wheeler 32 38 Merrillville 32 28 Liberty 38 42 Hanover 40 36 Valparaiso 61 21 Morocco 23 42 Lowell 48 50 Boone Grove 26 45 Lowell 32 39 Westville 43 31 DeMotte 36 32 Wheatfield B TEAM 30 27 Merrillville 38 40 Valparaiso 22 68 Lowell 21 52 Lowell 46 31 DeMotte 49 SENIORS WERE Budd, a letterman in track last year returned this season. His strength in the high hurdles continued to help our team on the road to success. Curt vas as enthusiastic in baseball as he was in basketball. In fact one night he even played the full game before he took time to tell the coach he ' d broken his ankle during warm-up! John received quite a bit of recognition in both baseball and basketball. As a matter of fact, River Forest recognizes him as a scorer on their team ! He ' ll never be convinced Friday the 13th isn ' t unlucky- ' , huh John? Taking time out from his other extra curricular activities, Steve put forth his best efforts and TIME to add to our cross couiitry team. Isn ' t that right, Jo? ! Tim was perhaps the most improved runner on the track and cross country teams. Just as faithful as a postman, he never missed daily training- -sleeting, snowing, raining, or shining. Terry was a member of the track and cross country teams this year. Maybe his wild colors gave him so much get up an ' go ! ! As well as being on the PCC baseball team, Barry had some tricky manuvers on the hardwood- -while playing. He seemed to have a little difficulty staying far enough away from the opposing team ' s players ! LEADERS IN SPORTS Norby came through cross country, track, and basketball with good results. Working hard every single minute, he couldn ' t find enough hours in the day. Surely Norby could never be called a lackadaisical guy!? Ron lettered in baseball this year. He really worked hard to make our team as successful as it was by playing right field. Bill was on the PCC baseball team and was the re- cepient of the M. E. Dinsmore award in basketball. Even though he played a great role in our athletic program, we ' re still in doubt as to whether he was more enthusiastic about sports or Mr. Panazzo ' s jokes to and from the ball games ! Tom was a member of the track and cross country teams, lettering in both. He showed us what it really takes--lots and lots of stamina and hard work ! Larry was ah enthusiastic participant in baseball this year. He served as catcher the latter part of the season. He also made the all conference second team for his work in the season ' s begin- ning as second baseman. Dave starred on the track and varsity cross country teams. He was front runner in the distance events, doing quite well. If you don ' t believe us, just ask him. Right Dave!? Paul ran cross country and received high honors as a hurdler and sprinter. He also served as a manager of the athletic department. We ' re sure that he helped to set the pace with speed and grace in true Hebron fashion. 51 CHEERLEADERS Peggy Hefner Jane Corwin Linda Nethery The Cheerleaders showed many moods. JUNIOR VARSITY Glenda Evans Barb Stalbaun ! Pam Gibbs Jane Yeoman Sandi Larsen 52 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL The Junior High basketball team completed the season with a fine 12-4 record. A regular season loss to Boone Grove avenged in the County Tourney. However, in the final game the young Hawks fell to a Kouts team it had pre viously beaten by 25 points. 1 1 n t B ' TEAM 31 38 Lowell 55 30 Kouts 49 39 Jackson 48 35 LaCrosse 42 26 Morgan 37 30 Merrillville 59 37 Washington SO 27 Rensselaer 50 36 Wheatfield 33 50 Boone Grove 40 44 Wheeler 44 21 Liberty 56 44 Westville 53 45 Jackson 50 42 Boone Grove 38 41 Kouts The B squad indicated it was a strong re- serve unit with eight wins in thirteen games. The team had its problems with the big schools, being swamped by Lowell, Merrillville, and Rensselaer. Playing against schools of our size they managed an 8-2 record. 26 46 Lowell 35 19 Jackson 28 23 LaCrosse 31 26 Morgan 16 46 Merrillville 20 19 Washington 9 31 Rensselaer 29 32 Wlieatfield 22 14 Boone Grove 35 22 Wlieeler 33 15 Libert)- 24 17 Westville 26 35 Kouts 53 .JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALLL The Junior High Baseball team posted an im- pressive five wins and two losses for the season. There were times when the team looked like champs as the hitting was very productive in the Washington and Wheeler games. The pitching and defense were very effective in the Boone Grove and Morgan gamies. The mark of a real champ is to win the close ones and the little Hawks came through on the top side in the Kouts and Morgan contests, both decided by one run. HEBRON 3 7 3 -r 11 Won Boone Grove 6 Kouts 7 Jackson 2 Morgan X Washington C T Wheeler 4 Liberty Lost- JUNIOR HIGH Susan Blood, Mary Lou Eichelberger 54 JUNIOR HIGH TRACK % CROSS COUNTRY CHEERLEADERS In the fall of 1966 the junior high boys were seen running in preparation for their newest activity, cross country. No official scores were kept, but the team finished second in the three-way meets. In the county and south county they finished far from the front. The boys discovered that running a mile up and down hills is very exhausting. Top runners were Ricky Shupe, Roger Knopf, and Mike Steffel. The junior high track team again had a successful season. With several boys re- turning from last year ' s team the cinder - boys were strong in both the running and field events. Some of the best performances were turned in by Tim Smok, Dale Thomp- son, Gary Scroggins, Ricky Shupe, Jeff Riggs, and John Duggleby. Donna Rosenbaum Valerie Evans 55 SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL Our mighty little Hawks showed real strength this season by ending with a rec- ord of 6-0. During their 16 minute games they scored proportionally as much as the varsity in a 32 minute game. They held their opponents and out -scored them 2 to 1. MORGAN KNIMAN KOUTS MEMORIAL WHEATFIELD CENTER 14 36 13 23 24 15 HEBRON 24 53 37 57 53 32 FIFTH GRADE BASKETBALL The 5th grade team also has a strong season, ending with a record of 5-0. They proved themselves, following in the foot- steps of the 6th grade team by outscoring their opponents 2 to 1. HEBRON MORGAN 6 12 KNIMAN 16 37 KOUTS 18 20 WHEATFIELD 13 33 CENTER 14 28 56 ACTIVITIES r Ir Jfl f3 -f BAND Under the direction of Mr. Robert Running, the seventy -three member Hebron High School Band is another part of the well rounded curriculum we are able to receive at Hebron. Twice a year the band gives a concert, one near Christmas and one in the Spring. Also, the full band gives a marching show at several basketball games each year. Many of the band students participate in the N. I. S. B. O. V. A. solo and ensemble contest each year. In the spring, the band participates in the State Band Con- test if they place first at the district contest the preceding week. It is to the credit of our school system that our school is able to have such a fine organization. Drum Major Jim Hullihan Twirlers Pat Wright Sonja Osby Peg Wright Peggy Sheetz 58 CHORUS The chorus is another vital part of our music program at Hebron. During the year they sing at the winter concert, spring concert, and the district and state band and chorus contest. Under the direction of Mr. Banning, this group adds a lot to the music program at Hebron. The special chorxis spends many of their free hours practicing. They sing folk songs with a guitar and piano accompaniment. SPECIAL CHORUS Accompanist Sandi Larsen 59 PEP BAND The Pep Band is made up of members of the regular band. Their purpose is to generate enthusiasm at the basketball games. Also under the dir- ection of Mr. Bunning, it has provided much entertainment for the fans. JUNIOR HIGH BAND The Junior High Band, consisting of seventh and eighth graders, is an im- portant part of our school. Here the students first begin to realize their responsibilities as band members and begin to train conscientiously for their obligation in the high school band. The band members participate in annual spring and winter concerts and the dis- trict band contest. Their director, Mr. Bunning, has had much patience with this group and has developed a fine band. 60 F.HA This year was the first full year as a club for the F. H. A. The club undertook numerous activities. At the beginning of the year a Brownie Point for F. H. A. day was spon- sored. At Christmas the girls went caroling. They were accompanied by Mrs. Berrier and their student teacher, Miss Phebeus. A Christ- mas exchange and party was also held in December. During March a number of the girls visited an old folks home. As a fund raising proj- ect, cookbooks containing recipes from home economics teachers throughout the nation were sold. All in all the year was a busy one. G.A.A. This year the G. A. A. is again a member of the state organization. The girls plan to compete in volley- ball contests with other schools this year, instead of basketball. Other changes include the revision of our point system, raising it 150 points, and the appointment of sportheads for each sport. These girls try to encourage the members to participate in athletics more. SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol did a fine job this year in helping the children across the highway and streets. These boys have an excellent safety record and have done a fine job for the community as well as the school. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club of Hebron High School backed our teams and created school spirit. Throughout the season these students showed good co -opera - 62 SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club was a new organization this year. The pur- pose of the club is to stimulate interest in science. This year the Science Club took on the re- sponsibility of sponsoring the local Science Fair. The club be- came a member of the National Science Fairs of America. This year each member was required to present a scientific report at a meeting. Some of these re- ports were on relativity, the plasma state, rats, antimatter, rockets, and laser beams. The president is Dave Martin, vice president is Paul Yeoman, and secretary-treasurer is Carolyn Wiltfang. The club is under the direction of Mr. Rutherford. tion, sportsmanship, and enthusiasm. The theme for the county tourney, Our Hawks Play the Olympian Way took much work and added color and ex- citement to the tourney games. Mr. Schick, the Booster Club sponsor, worked hard and long to make the club an important part of student activities. 63 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a very im- poitant part of our school. It spon- sors many activities and dances, en- courages leadership and scholarship programs, and strives for a better understanding between the students and the faculty. Our Council spon- sors such activities as a Red and White Day to generate enthusiasm at the opening of our basketball season, programs for special occa- sions such as Thanksgiving for deep thinking, and such scholarship pro- grams as a Scholarship Week. This year ' s officers are Mike Mul- lins, President; Paul Yeoman, Vice- President; Peg Hefner, Secretary; Randy Werner, Treasurer. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society is an organiza- tion to promote leadership, citizen- ship, character, service, and scholar- ship. This year our Honor Society inducted twelve students who pos- sessed these qualities, thus bringing the toal membership to twenty -four. Among the numerous projects the Society sponsored were the March of Dimes Campaign, Easter Program, Baccalaureate and Commencement ushering and sending packages to Hebron G. I ' s overseas. We also had the privilege of initiating a Society into the Morgan School System. 64 HAWKER STAFF We present to the students each month We type half a line and then erase, a Hawker That usually seirves only to clutter his locker. Now what kind of gratitude is that to show For we really work hard on this you know. Mrs. Gwin has developed a nervous case. But this year ' s staff as the ones before Has served the school for one year more. And we ' ve done a good job you must confess Or at least we ' ve tried to do our best. SENECA STAFF The Seneca Staff started early in the school year to compile the Seneca. Sometimes we didn ' t seem to accomplish much, and we had to do and re-do many pages. How- ever, we have finally managed to finish the yearbook without errors - we hope! We hope you have enjoyed it. 65 Each spring the students from grades seven through twelve elect a student body president. It is the president ' s job to preside over the Student Council. Mike MuUins headed the Council again this year and he should be commended for the fine job he has done. The girls that represented Hebron High School as delegates to Hoosier Girls ' State were chosen on the basis of academic standing and interest in government. The dele- gates received much valuable infor- mation about our Indiana government in action. The Boys ' State delegates were also chosen on the same basis as the Girl Staters. These representatives attended the school in Bloomington, too. They also received much knowl- edge of our various governmental systems. The D. A. R. Good Citizen Award is given to the Senior Girl possess- ing qualities in leadership, service, dependability, and patriotism. Communism, Threat to Our Constitution was the speech that won this year ' s oratorical contest. This contest is given by the American Legion to create enthusiasm for and patriotism towards our Constitution. All of the Senior girls take the Betty Crocker Homemaker Test and the girl with the highest rating ob- tains the Homem aker of Tomorrow Award. .Jm 1 ■i THESE WERE STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Mike Mullins BOYS ' Dave Steffel BETTY CROCKER AWARD Linda Osburn GIRLS ' Lynn Hough, Peg Hefner, Betty Schrag 66 HONORED STATE Mike Mullins FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL GRADE TWELVE -Constance Heine, Michael Mullins, Carolyn Wiltfang, and Paul Yeoman. GRADE ELEVEN -Sandra Haggerty, James Hullihan, Linda Nethery, Sonja Osby, Mary Snowden, and Russell Werner. GRADE TEN-Kimberly Cant, Do- lores Haberlin, Janet Hallberg, David Martin, Nancy Osbum, and Randall Werner. GRADE NINE -Randall Armstrong, Margaret Hrivnak, and Andrew SI age r. GRADE EIGHT-Lois Schultz, Allan Karnes, Mary Eichelberger, and Jolin Duggleby. GRADE SEVEN -Luanne Deal. FIRST SEMESTER HONORABLE MENTION GRADE TWELVE -Betty Clinton, and Olan Minor. GRADE TEN-Steven Hargis. GRADE NINE -Marc ia Hanaway. GRADE EIGHT -Jack Haberlin. GRADE SEVEN -Yvonne Dernay. To be on the Honor Roll one must have two A ' s in solid subjects and nothing below a B. To be on the Honorable Mention one cannot have anything below a B. The asterisk ( ) denotes all A ' s. STATE Jane Corwin ORATORICAL CONTEST Rosa Rajckovic 67 We would like to recognize the student secretaries that assist Mrs. Guillod and Mrs. Ellenson in the school offices. These girls do lit- tle things to make the jobs of our secretaries much easier. The student librarians are a big help to Mrs. Gidley. These girls type, catalogue, cover, and file books in the library. To help our school on the sweet track, we would also like to recognize the students that fill the candy and the pop machines. With- out these assistances other jobs would be added to the hard-working faculty. The hall monitors are an asset to the school, performing such activities as collecting absence slips, directing visitors to their desired destinations, and keeping track of the wandering students. RECOGNIZED FOR SERVICE MONITORS Paul Yeoman, Dan Schultz, Dick Thompson, Nancy Osbum, Linda Nethery, Betty Clinton. SECRETARIES Donna Poisel, Carolyn Wiltfang Lorraine Schuster CANDY MACHINE Jane Yeoman and Peg Hefner POP MACHINE PxOger Hoover LIBRARIANS Janet Scroggins Bonnie Voss Betty Clinton Linda Manning 68 THE YEAR IN REVIEW COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY of Chicago 7 East 73rd Street Chicago, Illinois DON ' S RESTAURANT Lowell, Indiana EASE ' S MEN ' S WEAR DeMotte, Indiana WE TOOK TESTS Vicki Wilson-- Algebra BECKMAN ' S SUPERMARKET DeMotte --Phone 987 -4 151 --Indiana THE TOGGERY Lowell, Indiana PHILIPS FURNITURE APPLL NCE, INC. Valparaiso, Indiana TOM ' S DRIVE-IN Lowell, Indiana WE WERE TENSE Peg Sheetz--Lake Central Game WE DRIBBLED Ed Harlow- -Morgan Game PORTER COUNTY HERALD Hebron, Indiana THE VALPO WAFFLE SHOP Indiana Ave. 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. HILLCREST FOOTWEAR DeMotte, Indiana R. W. POOL COMPANY Valparaiso, Indiana 69 GRIFFITH SPORT SHOP 138 N. Broad St. Griffith, Ind. EXPRESS AUTO PARTS, INC. Lowell, Indiana Phone 696-7761 SYPE PONTIAC Lowell, Ind. 696-9250 LEE SCHWANKE Heating - Air Conditioning Plumbing Electrical 996-3812 987-2563 WE CLOWNED Senior Play Practice WE DREAMED Bus Ride--Senior Trip Glenda Evans and Tom Snowden BLYTHES SPORT SHOP Griffith, Indiana DON BALES International Harvester Sales and Service Lowell, Indiana 696-7361 LAGEVEEN ' S DEPARTMENT STORES Demotte, Indiana 987-2241 Maytag Appliances COMPLIMENTS OF WELLMANS LARRY ' S STYLING SHOP Demotte, Indiana BUCHANAN DRUGS Hebron, Indiana ORSBORN ' S TEXACO Demotte, Indiana THE PAPPAS COMPANY Flowers Gifts Valparaiso GARDEN CITY FOODS Lowell, Indiana WE MARCHED Valparaiso Homecoming WE HAD CONVOCATIONS World History Skit BOB VANDERCAR Log Cabin Station and Market AL EWART AGENCY Demotte, Indiana LAWSON ' S SHOES- -LOWELL Shoes For The Family ALUMINUM DOORS AND WINDOWS Earl W. Clinton- -696-0859 Lowell, Indiana TRI-CREEK LUMBER, INC. Lowell, Indiana FIELDHOUSE FORD SALES, INC, Demotte, Indiana SIRLOIN RESTAURANT Hebron, Indiana POSTMA ' S SUPERMARKET Demotte - -Phone 987-2161 --Indiana J COUNTY CROSS COUNTRY MEET Terry Norris--Jim Hullihan SCHROEDER ' S DRIVE-IN Hebron, Indiana OTTO DEYOUNG SONS Demotte, Indiana TILTON-OSBURN INSURANCE 411 East Commercial Ave. Lowell, Indiana INGIE ' S BEAUTY SALON Hebron, Indiana WE SLEPT Jane Corw in -Government LOWENSTINE ' S DEPT. STORES Valparaiso, Indiana SICKINGER ' S JEWELRY Lowell, Indiana JERRY ' S BARBER SHOP Demotte, Indiana WE HAD A PROM Queen Nancy Harlow King Bob Phillips WE DIRECTED Mrs. Franzman--Senior play NORTHWESTERN INDIANA TELEPHONE CO. , INC. Hebron, Indiana DEKOCK ' S SUPPLY COMPANY W. G. Hammerton - Your International Harvester Dealer Demotte, Indiana -Phone 987-2900 THE CLEANER MEN Demotte, Indiana OSBY ' S REPAIR SERVICE Hebron, Indiana Compliments of CASSIDY ' S BARBER SHOP BELSTRA MILLING CO. Demotte, Indiana Compliments of STEMBEL FUNERAL HOME VALPARAISO PURNITURE CO. 1310 Lincoln way WE CHEERED Jane Corwin--Wheatfield CHILDS Hebron, Indiana PALO THEATER Lowell, Indiana CITIZEN ' S BANK Hebron, Indiana SUMMIT REALTY Lowell, Indiana WE PERSPIRED Larry Armstrong Morgan Game WE WALKED- -FAST Going to lionch Jim Shivley, Larry Sohne FRY ' S DEPARTMENT STORES 3305 East Com ' l Lowell, Ind. Phone 696-9137 216 S. Main St. , Crown Point, Ind, Compliments of PATZ ' S FOOD MARKET Store and Locker Service HILLSIDE HARDWARE Demotte, Indiana LOWELL FEED GRAIN Lowell, Indiana RUTH ' S DRESS SHOP Hebron, Indiana Compliments of MORROW ' S HEBRON LUMBER, INC. 996-2411 Compliments of TODD FUNERAL HOME ALYEA-SERVICE Hebron, Indiana HEBRON FEED COMPANY Hebron, Indiana WE JUMPED Bob Riggs WE READ SHAKESPEARE Carolyn Wiltfang WE WERE SNOWED ! Sonja Osby Blizzard of 1967 LOWELL CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 127 Washington Street Lowell, Indiana 696-0605 Compliments of HEBRON HOTEL Hebron, Indiana EENIGENBURG ' S PRODUCE DeMotte- -Phone 98 7 -3 500 --Indiana Compliments of WNWI Valparaiso Indiana SAN-RAE ' S SWIRL ' N CURL 996-4681 Hebron, Indiana SHELBY BOWLING LANES Shelby, Indiana- -696-7412 WE DISSECTED AN EYE Mary Drennen, Bill Ingram, Jim Carlson- Biology Class WE DID CALISTHENICS Junior High Phys. Ed. Class 74 WE DANCED Rita Crowe--Barb Stalbaum School Gym- -Noon Hour WE SOLD APPLES INSTEAD OF POPCORN Mary Snowden- -Sandy Haggerty School Cafeteria TED ' S JEWELRY Jewelry In Its Entirety 409 E. Commercial Ph. 696-8331, Lowell, Ind. Compliments of VALPARAISO TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Valparaiso, Indiana LOVE ' S HEATING CO. Hebron, Indiana 996-2493 LOWELL LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Phones 696-8921, 696-8922 FRY ' S MARATHON SERVICE Hebron, Indiana SIEVERS DRUG CO. Prescription Rexall Druggists WE COUNSELLED Michelle Smok--Mr. Gwin M. Gwin ' s Office AND WE EVEN KISSED! Peg Hefner-Paul Yeoman Prom-1966 75 Compliments of HERFF -JONES Indianapolis, Indiana DEiMOTTE PHARMACY ' For Your Health Welfare ' BRICKER ' S BARBER SHOP Hebron, Indiana PROSPECT AUTO SUPPLY DeMotte, Indiana WE INITIATED G.A.A. Freshmen KAPER ' S BUILDING MATERLVLS DeMotte, Indiana CLINTON ' S GULF SERVICE Route 55 Shelby, Indiana HANFORD PACKING CO. Thayer, Indiana- -987-3755 WE HAD A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Santa Clause--AIias Pat Wallace WE WORE SHORT SKIRTS Guess who? FRAN ' S DAIRY Borden Distributer 996-2783 996-3600 Hebron, Indiana Compliments of PETRY AND FITZGERALD THE UNIVERSITY DRUGS 1608 E. Lincolnway, Valparaiso KONOVSKY ' S LUMBER YARD DeMotte, Ind. 987-2555 76