Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

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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

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THE 1966-67 I SENIOR CLASS PROUDLY PRESI i THE SENE6A H E B RDTshHtOtUC H OO L ' HEBRON, INDIANA

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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.