Hebron High School - Seneca Yearbook (Hebron, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1975 volume:

.4 W M 3? fi jf ,g it ' if 1 l f k ' 'K 'E xi? W 86118061 hebron high school hebron, indiana presented by the senior class 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 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 vu.. . -:, , W K ft . f WJ french club sponsor-mrs. differding who is that man behind those flinster glints mr. fox uh, a man of uh, uh few wordsimr. kirkpatrick 1974 prom getting psyched up for t0day's lesson-lawson matanich and? three Stooges l. to r. moe, curly, larry schiek, blank, bailey .3 41 V, x vi 7 25 --::1 .. charles osbum tmstee 'Faculty 'A donald broughton don allison principal thirteenth year eleventh year elementary principal xx jo guillod secretary fourteenth year terry bailey biology i, ii chemistry science second year --...K . 1, ,ww beulah kaldahl secretary ninth year My i.. i X john blank bruce carothers agriculture 9 librarian farm shop i, ii first year agricultural production ii fifth year 6 susan differding consumer education food home ec 8 house and home furnishings child development second year phyllis franzman language arts 8 spanish 1 twentieth year jerry fox fifth and sixth grade band junior high band high school band high school chorus junior high chorus general music 8 fifth year mary gwin oliver gwin advanced shorthand guidance and counseling bookkeeping thirteenth year general business typing i, ii eleventh year 7 lois hannewald general music thirteenth year phillip lawson trigonometry psychology sociology world affairs physics world history eighteenth year loren kirkpatrick government 12 general science 8, 9 sixteenth year wa- ...L carolyn harnach speech language arts 7, 9 college prep english govemment 7 fifth year micheal lord math 8 algebra i, ii geometry seventh year jeff matanich health and safety history 8 junior high p.e. govemment 12 third year 40 nina peregrine p.e. 10 junior high p.e. typing i general business p.e. 9 eleventh year any-wr Q75 shirley roberts language arts 10, 11 seventh year -if paul payne u.s. history history 8 german 1, ii sixth year , X4 - d ,fs-A ' ken schiek shop 8 drafting 9 graphic arts i, ii, iii, iv metals, woods i, ii twentieth year paul schroeder math 7,8,9 tenth year mark vander hart art first year alice seegers language arts 8,9,10 fifth year david Walker joyce sherokow social studies 7,8 gymnastics u.S- history basketball yeal' first year W--wwe-....,e julian knopf A Af if of ff cook eva osburn N custodians jack ryan, wayne fry wilna breitzke x Ar l?i 15 Q bus drivers duane ingram, bill sheetz wirt ingram, ed thompson a 156 A L. girl's volleyball, c. donaldson, d. stalbaum, j bell, k. kinne, j. steffel at hhc halloween party. varsity cheerleaders s. osby, k. taylor, p. hroughton, h. steffcl, v. sekema. acfivi ies for porter county music festival. r. m. mallot, c. stemberg, g. prlce ln is a freshmann presented by the drama club. 13 tammy fickle serves fish at music booster fish fry. band . . . play it again, sam. Under the direction of jerry Fox students are able to develop musical ability and Work off a few frustra- tions as Well. The band gave ex- cellent performances at their Winter and spring concerts and marched in the Valparaiso University Home- coming parade. Members sold or- anges and calenders to supplement Music Department funds. During the summer they spent long hours prac- ticing for the Fourth of July festivi- ties. Many individuals participated in the solo and ensemble contest and the entire band played at the NIS- BOVA contest. Hebron was host for the Porter County Music Festival. In addition to the twirlers, We have the pom pom squad to thank for adding visual appeal to the band. pom pom squad-v. fisher, r graeber, asher, t. kennedy, k. schnekenburger, j. brown, d. hren, p. hearell ton, p. birkey, d. donaldson, j. smok, h. steffel robertson, s. osby, c. rumford, c. twirlers-d. cramer, p. brough- 'T Q VLW., f 41 : ef V ,Q CIIOTUS ' mix. i eggg ...asgwe t p A , zwnyv ' s I vs-' fr-i15r .--- , -' - -r iff -Kurg,f.gc1p,ff,',fgg,a ? 2 ,.Q: 1 . :WH J' Arm -.yfifauifi 12 'ff if y s 1. ,.e.. . , :ff I 5' 9 , fl ff'- Huw t- f y ' Q L . ' ig . ' A The choir's activities included the Q ,, V' annual fruit sale and a fish fry. The ? Y 'I'CX,' choir performed in the winter and K , I . . 'Q t TUX' ,rm spring concerts. Several individuals I X- I 2 , T T sang solos at the NISBOVA com- ,f , W 11, cy' Tex petition as Well as a barbershop quar- 4 V ,355 ,N ' ,, , TUX? TUX Y :Q-- X.. ,-:, - -4 f- 1551... K ' tet, D. Ingram, R. Barker, C. Thur- more fmitsg fin the bmp 1 ,rigid + Q - Tgg . Tex man, and Steffel, Dan Rayner, Charlie Stone fr. high r band and chorus The Ir. High band and chorus per- formed in both concerts. Both groups participated in the NISBOVA con- tests. The chorus, composed of eighth graders, was newly formed this year with great success. m. terpstra, c. stonehouse, a. haag, c. thurner, l. fisher. 2nd-l. gamet, p. billings, l. jones, a. mullins, b. rust, n. davis, s. robertson, b. good. 3rd-b, fickle, d. dobson, s. johnson, m. young, r, mowbray, m. wall, rayner, d. cooley, r. roseberry, l. Wagoner, j. mclcay, 4th-r. randolph, m. dinsmore, t. yankauskas, m. steinhilber, b. earl, b. stembel, d. sommerville, j. yankauskas, w. michalowski, j. bowen, m. zuchowski, j. levrio. 4th-j. fox, c. stonehouse, d. witt, l. knopf, l. cramer, d. earl, t. hedrick, w. gilson, t. cooley, a. kirkpatrick r. earl, r. mowbray, h. sternberg, c. stonehouse, lm. good, t. cooley, b. s. robertson, m. wall. 3rd-I. garnet, m. terpstra, s. rayner, r. randolph, stembcl, l. dyniewski, m. schultz, a. gideon, m. zuchowski, 2nd-a. j. vann, m. dinsmore, r. roseberry, d. stokkc, l. fisher, s. price, l. knopf. haag, d. jones, d. uzzle, n. davis, levrio, j. harder, t. martin, d. cooley, 15 F' drama club The drama club really conquered the impossible this fall. The cast and crew put together a great perfor- mance in nearly half the time usually required. The fact that many of the actors had little or no previous expe- rience did not hinder the play at all. 'The play Mother is a Freshman, is a comedy based on a college campus with conflict between mother and daughter. Susan, played by Terri Hamann, is a sophomore at Pointer college. Her mother, Abigail, played by Renee Richardson, is a widow with little money. To allow Susan to complete her education, Abigail de- cides to take the special scholarship offered at Pointer. W'hen mother and daughter go to school together sparks fly. Susan and Abigail fall in love with the same man, professor Mich- eals, played by Todd Cooley. While Bobo, played by Greg Price, who just happens to be madly in love with Su- san, watches hopelessly on the side- lines. With the experience of the new actors and improvement of the old, the drama club promises to present more good pe1fonnances?!?!?!?!?!?l 16 ah, when you look at me like that curt taylor, todd cooley my mother was a kissy! terri hamann, renee richardson what are you looking at, greg? ron eriks, mark mallott, renee richardson, greg price. gan I Q in 5 5 s' 45 jan smok practices her new pretzel routine. 5 a victim! This crew went in for some hard core sadism on the traditional fresh- man initiation day. But, seniors will be seniors and these freshmen Qwho would rather remain unidentifiedj will no doubt vent their wrath in years to come. The GAA sponsored a valentine dance this year and planned several bowling nights. They also attended a special banquet in May. 17 The Student Council is the first line of defense for the student body. Led by Kathy Taylor, they fight for the rights and privileges most of us feel We deserve. This year members of the council have become more in- volved-the requirements for class of- ficers have been changed, and dances are now held on the gym floor. The Council is also responsible for patrol- ling the lounge, making sure it is kept free of debris and open for stu- dent use. They planned an evening of Christmas caroling in town. The group also sponsored the Home- coming Dance and decorated the balcony with a winter scene. Work- ing with Mr. Cwin as advisor, they arranged for several convocations to entertain and break the monotony of the daily routine. Making a sign for the front lawn is the main goal for the 75 Council. Y .Q pictured are the various convos given by the Council during the year. One of the guest speakers was Floyd Fithian campaigning for U.S. Representative. Stan Watson is shown having his profile done by Bob VVood. 18 T 'zzhfll rzt . ig. .M 22 '5 KA E if 'Q s honor society Under the leadership of the club officers, this dedicated group com- pleted a number of service projects. As a service project, a group of rough riders pedaled their hearts out for the American Cancer Society, in a bike- a-thon. The Honor Society also deliv- ered fmit baskets at Christmas time and made valentines and other favors for the elderly people. Other projects included a leaf pickup, decoration of bulletin boards and tutoring other students. Home- coming activities organized by the Honor Society were the highlight of the 1974-75 school year. But it wasn't all fun times as any officer could tell. Good Work Guys!!! honor society officers at initiation: president denise ingram, vice-president joann barfield, secretary lisa chapman, treasurer karla kinne. a radiant homecoming queen, lori alyesworth, crovsmed by senior class president, tom stein- hilber. joann barfield presents roses. the i'fresh look before the bike-a-thon. honorable mentionables Karin Schnekenburger spent a Week at ISU learning about govern- mental functions as Girl's State Dele- gate. Kathy Taylor was chosen as alternate. Kathy also won the DAR award which is based on leadership, de- pendability, patriotism and service. Donna Kubiak, Karin Schneken- burger, Deb Stalbaum, Cheryl Paw- lak, Kathy Buchanan, Pat Aylea and Terri Hamann are the girls taking care of business in the office each day. VVhat would jo do without them? 1 if -25. Y-viii! , ,lil I-E H., my ff-tg, 1 ggi. Q' i'.?3r S, xgfwn 20 lftk 1,5 ,,4.,,,,1 ,R Bob Thurner Was chosen to repre- sent Hebron High School at Boy's State. His alternate was Rusty Franzinan. Randy Bennett and David Pogue are in charge of raising and lowering the flag each day. Not snow or rain or early dark of DST can keep protectors of the young Bob Pass and Richard Rust from manning their crossing guard posts. Tom Douthett, Cindy Wease, Tammy Speck, Ianet Lintner, Kathy Birky, Ron Eriks, Luanne Buchanan, Nora Ritter, Kim Reisinger, Katrina Margison and Iackie Massa assist Mrs. James in keeping order in the library. 21 whatis' cooking? The HHC is in its second year of existence at Hebron. The yearls ac- tivities started out with a Halloween party. As you can see, a lot of crazy looking characters showed up. The girls spent a lot of time compiling a cook book with some pretty tasty recipes. These books were sold and provided the club with funds for various other projects and outings. The group has made plans to go to Jade East, a Chinese restaurant in Valpo, for some eastern style home cooking. Other plans include a trip to Evanis furriers and Merle Norman Cosmetics at Southlake Mall. ma and pa kettle with their sacred book and showing the results-heidi steffel and annette cervic. the land of oz invades the halls-p. alyea, c. thurner, c. mmford, t. harnann. h.h.c. gang at halloween party. 22 it IA lwla amiga! The Spanish Club, composed of 2nd year students, built a float for homecoming. The club did a lot of eating this year. They had a Christ- mas party at Mrs. Franzman's house. They also had a progressive dinner and combined dinner with the Cer- man Club. Plans are being made for an evening at Drury Lane. The group is also Writing a letter to Presi- dent Ford, asking if they might join him for Thursday night tacos and Coors. spanish chefs at work? l. shiplcy, j. davis, r robertson writing the letter to the president. c. margia son, k. mussman, p. yankauskas ,aiu ix ,, ma 23 The activities this year included a trip to German Town in Chicago. Also they had a Monopoly party. As in previous years the German and Spanish clubs held a combined dinner. Members constructed a homecoming float. german club L-ii' K X c. taylor and s. kirkpatnck with homecoming float, c. stemberg and b. lahaie at german cluh party. r. clouse, n. ritter, f. sun, and c, taylor having fun at party. QA , psf-:A .K err W club Rifle club members participated in shooting matches at Culver, Ind. Not being a club concerned with the so- cial pleasures of dining out or going on field trips, the Rifle club holds weekly shooting practices where the members fervently strive to better their marksmanship. d. rayner, t. neuffer, t. cltapman, j. robertson, r. gideon, m. fry lining up shots. presenting the colors: b. stemhel, j. osburn, r franzman, g. gray, s. steffel. 25 The science club sponsored the an- nual science fair in which each mem- ber is required to enter a project. En- tries were also taken to Valparaiso Universityis competition. The groupis plans for the year include a field trip to the Shed Aquarium. science club HBATSV' rusty franzman exhibits his science project. greg nethely stands guard over his swamp water. 26 ffd Early in March, the FFA went to Purdue for the annual judging, car- cass show. Sales of insulated vests, cook books and farm journal maga- zines helped members earn money for their jackets. one more link and the warden will give me a two day pass to the bestroom. it'll never make the nationals. scott dilley and dennis smith 27 fax jxk 924 lb. Bnacv 'L9 . Skxavk '50, 'Yoga 'bX. 'Yom' YL. freak. 33. 'iricyss Bu. Mm 35. love Sb. We '. ax, ha Ulkefr Staff Wh Haw 0 k , Wh vide Cr St at u aff , Wh ilrytlliigvgth Ol1V0rkedeile, Vvh Ov' ro 'th - il- e :Ile Eiain r2IfChSOiPOtii5nt1yHiL The agn- .Phi IGW eVe era Pr lfl C A . 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Hanks' e Rc! ki. 28 Seneca staff Monday nights were busy if not al- ways thrilling for the staff. Karin Schnekenburger, editor, and Greg Price, assistant editor, were kept busy organizing work, proof-reading and other various and sundry tasks. In the 75 yearbook we have the ar- twork of Lori Aylesworth to add a new aspect. Dian Northcutt provided the write ups. As Mr. Lawson will testify, we never cut any slack in meeting deadlines, but always came through in the home stretch. Now we are relieved to see the book com- pleted and Mr. Lawson with his hair still intact. The graduating members want to wish next year's editors Peggy Haggerty and Richard Rust rots-of-ruck! our fearlessQ?j leads-rl?J karin schnekenburger we're so cheerful at seneca staff? melody rose- berry, denise ingram 5001 . . . 5002 . . . 5003 , . . greg price, steve hallberg, and richard rust. E' lp . . V . 5 . 3 If 1 VV 1 7 inv Q '-H ' . 'L if -:.,.f'W-f-Ma A - ... vc, VL W ,W mf. , r 4 ff 29 the malt shop gang? jamie picks a song. . . . a cast of thousands? porter county tourney 30 booster club The Booster Club won the Porter County cheering award With Break a Record for a Victoryw as their cen- tral theme. For the tourney the cheerleaders wore uniforms in 50's style and did cheers from Way hack When. The club sponsored record hops after home games and a fifties dance. At monthly meetings, dis- cussions were held about how to get more students involved and posters were made to lift spirits. renaissance in hawksvilleiy . ...Vi A.,b..1i YEL , 4zl . . .M aff' 1 .54 - f txfflffifiifi P49 . magical mystery prize winner!! sheer art goes not ignored?'?? look what those MOLZJSSO spiders did!! The Art Club has taken on new vigor. Starting out the year with only a hand full of members, more and more students have heard about the club and asked to join. With the en- thusiasm of its sponsor, Mr. Van- derhart, the Art Club has developed into more than just the usual run-of- the-mill club. At the meetings stu- dents are encouraged to loosen up and just be as creative as they can. Activities which are educational yet fun and helpful to the member play an important role in the club. For ex- ample, at one meeting each student brought a musical instrument Qwash- board, spoons, guitar, etc.j and then attempted to create a song all to- gether. It didn't sound like the New York Philharmonic, but everyone had a good time. At another meeting, each member made a self-portrait out of dough. Mrs. Vanderhart usu- ally topped off each meeting with varieties of good refreshments. Field trips such as going to the Art Insti- tute in Chicago, proved to be very educational and interesting too. 31 Seven ups king and queen of trash my but areu't wc excited! 32 The junior High Club was formed to give the Ir. High students some identity as he enters the high school building. In its first year the club has 46 active members. A campaign to clean up the school grounds was the first project undertaken--not at all a small task. Under the direction of Mrs. Harnach theyive started their own newspapers featuring such arti- cles as current events and favorite songs anddtelevision shows of the stu- dents. They decorated windows for the Booster Club and also did the dirty work of cleaning the windows afteiwarck. Among other plans for this spring the members hope to have a car wash and a bake sale to raise money for a donation to charity. The club gives the younger students a chance to have fim and direct their energies constmctively. our royal king and queen-dawn schwanke and rex wemer 1974 prom steady couple-nancy hamann and greg price denise and lisa prom- ise each other the next dance denise in- gram, lisa Chapman, gregg daunora s.j,,N The 1974 prom' developed into the usual enchanting evening that its known to be. All the pre-prom activ- ities especially primping and trying to figure out what a ClLl'IllJCI'lJllIl is, just added to the excitement. Seeing the blue jean gang in tuxedos and long dresses makes one look twice to see if it's really them. The atmo- sphere was one of excitement and pride. Everyone danced and enjoyed themselves. The climax of the eve- ning, the reading of the will and prophesy entitled a few good laughs where they were deserved. The crowning of the king and queen was next on the agenda. Rex Werner and Dawn Schwanke were annoimced king and queen of the affair. After more dancing and refreshments, there came the best part of the prom. Have you ever tried to squeeze 75 guys into one bathroom to change for the post-prom party? The post-prom included an evening of bowling and food. All and all the prom was well worth all the preparation. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves. 33 dian northcutt prophesizes. 1974 prom you ought to be in pictures. cathy griffey kathy taylor calls a special student council meeting. cathy wagner puts all the pieces together. seniors melts in your hand steve hallberg, rusty franzman, tom steinhilber jello eating contest senior marauders' special olympic squad, dave schwanke, tom stcinhilber, steve hallberg OC! Uma tom steinhilber vic ritter cathy wagner by her gait one knew the goddess. i have known the silence of the stars CVC1'yihmg W6 S66 Of Seem is nothing and of the sea, and the silence for but 21 dream Within H dream. which music alone finds the word. UML 670,15 up fl P- KJ ' 1 ' I Yin. dave schwanke pat alyea mike andrews joe anello might is rightg justice is the interest it matters not what you are thought it is better to know nothing than let US have wine and W0m6Il mlrth of the gtrgnger, to be, but what you are. to know what ain't se, and laughter sermons and soda water the day after. 36 GJYYL. mf s.,-',,,. Xxvvf . pam atterberry lori aylesworth thou has put gladness in my heart. little minds are wounded too much by little thingsg great minds see all, and are not even hurt. fl , - 1UyC5fafZcL joe balczo tomorrow's children live in the tears that fall today. Q 'jvy ,IJ Lrgflfoz- If ik jo ann barfield ron buchanan bill Cassell lisa chapman and you are the ones who said it was a dream of perfect bliss, too contrivance is better than force. when life gives you lemons make i couldn't do it. beautiful to last. lemonade. 37 6 adm UA R'RY.,' AQLMLL Carla cherry larry cooley debbie Cramer can'y a vision of heaven in your souls, and no pleasure lasts long unless there is a vari- keep smiling, it makes people wonder you shall make your home, your college, ety in it. what you've been up to. the World, correspond to that vision. emerson creekmur the march of the human mind is slow. 38 54 WQ4 f Q NEW W gregg daunora happiness is the soul's joy in the possession of the intangible. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 'fl dan deyoung he knew the tavems well in every town cindy donaldson Cam fickle I'l1SfY ffanlmali love makes you a someone. though i look old, yet i am strong and i C0llUt him braver Wh0 OV6rC0mes his de- lusty, for in my youth i never did apply hot sires than him who conquers his enemiesg and rebelliom liquors in my blood, for the hardest victory is the victory over self. J MKZQZQ, Qwu., steve fdcke bob gamett l0l'i gray whilst we have prisons it matters little lei blockheads read what blockheads it is Sad to rejoice alone- which of us occupies the cells. Wr0t6. 39 xi, X steve hallberg a man can get rich from the landg if he strikes oil on it. 26851449 brenda jones everyone should be themselvesg not what others see them to be. 40 JZMQ terri hamann the most wonderful thing about miracles is that they sometimes happen. xL.,,,9.,, karla kinne my mother told me thereid be days like this. woo' denise ingram yesterday's tears are todayis understand- ingg rewoven into tomorrow's life. KD GYYDWXCLJ donna lmbiak for those who love, the world is wideg but not for those who hate. 'jigs-VN . pt? lPU.,w3 joe kuhn don largent greg nethery between the crosses row by row. on a threshold of a dream . . a hungry person listens not to reason nor cares for justice, nor is bent by any prayers. JMU ffm-I dian northcutt don osbum john Qsbum it is through the craclus in our brains that every man is or hopes to be an idler. all great men have died . . . ecstasy creeps. i feel a little sick myself. 41 53,4 M, duarle Peregrine deloren pollard greg price his snore is louder than his War cry. he that ig fallen Cannot help him that is some sigh for this and thatg my wishes down. donit go farg the world may Wag at will, so i have my cigar. MW, MM, WM, PH O T O N O T A VA! L A B LE monte richardson melody roseberry karin schnekenburger it is safer to keep silence than to speak. we all live under the same sky, but we life is like 9-Il 0Hi0Il, YOU P661 away a layer dorft all have the game h0riZ0I1, at 3 time and SOITISHIIICS yOU Weep. 42 f ,- wwpxxfbxjkfsl. xy marie Schuster Valerie sekema today is the first day of the rest of your life. print for a lifetime of common sense. QM, Us Ms debbie stalbaum dennis stalbaum be yourself. who else is better qualified? he giveth his beloved sleep. if it is used right, a diploma is the blue- Jmf, '!1 elf fi? brady stalbaum all have not the gift of martyrdom. f charles stone the past, the present, and the future all meet along the way. 43 Www X OO H karen taber kathy taylor bob thllmer what you are is god's gift to youg what you man cannot discover new oceans unless he 35 is YO'-lf 5011 Of mind, S0 is y0l1r sort Of make of yourself is your gift to god. has the courage to lose sight of the shore. SeHfCh2 Y0l1,ll find What yOu desire. 1 stanley Watson doreen wise paul yankauskas accept a miracle: instead of wit. the best and most beautiful things in the Il0V6r Say more than is necessary. world cannot be seen nor touched, but are felt in the heart. 44 A Ggvlomd efaff-will 37f1MJi Y J robin young cathy griffey frank hale a merry heart that laughs at the core. she would not budge an inch. ican resist everything except temptation 7 X Kali: ,feral wa, 'Sul' Nur Curt curry keith heckler better a bad excuse, than none at all. the earth is old, the generation is new, so keep on rocking with crystal blue. 45 the tide of negativism at h.h.s. ha.rold mccaslin, kim burkhalter, curly edson. munchies-alison haag. muckracker-louie straw. hard at work. txig class-eileen margison frances sun. X-,- X my 7 I A 46 clouse. peg haggerty, sally harper, demse urbas, jane graeber, karen spurr, and pals. bnll kaczmarskx as flesh gordon-crystal blue concert W cm 1 I unlerclassnen , f i,',y,,Q',L,l'i',!g,fxiff,5MHi ,4 , .V1'g,. f,'f fu , 'ww jfgl If ' 'fa42!11Q?2if5ufA1?1ffr+ff.fffx4fQidt?3 2 5 48 chuck andrews garry bales betty barfield chris barker patty broughton kathy buchanan louis cassell chris cervik randy clouse, president todd cooley bruce crowe joanne davis robert deal sharon deal chuck douthett janet eldridge ronald eriks ronald evans Valerie fisher, vice president joseph gericke jane graeber peggy haggerty floyd hale john hamann sally harper patta hearell brenda hoffman lyndon hogg andrew hrivnak sandy jones stephanie kirkpatrick albert lahaie, treasurer susan letica james lintner wk-fs.,,.rvf ' ...M-1? mark malott eileen margison alan mckay david meeks cathy mentink terry nichols ken norris bob pass donna paulk kris pitts michael pogue gail robertson rosemary robertson secretary perry rosenbaum richard rust debra schwanke phil searle lynn shipley mark singleton daniel slager dennis smith bruce sommerville karen spurr brian stalbaum greg stalbaum jamie stelfel richard steinhilber ken stockman larry sweney curt taylor cindy thumer denise urbas larry weaver john wineland mark dernay scott dilley matt hren cheryl pawlak not pictured yvonne hogg jim stonecipher kenneth anello gail antrim dehra atterberry michael bales donald bohling cynthia brown douglas defries kathy deyoung wayne deyoung dawn donaldson gregg evans terry evans tamara fickle theresa fricke connie gray minnie hanish chuck heine donna hren william kaczmarski tammy kennedy kyle kinne peter kohne robert lahaie margaret mikita karen mussman thomas neuffer, vice-president david osburn susan osby, treasurer craig patz Fi aaa f25,s1gg-ggfe. ' f:fa:1'?-W' : I YNY rockey pollard kathleen rayner renee richardson nora ritter cat.hy mmford ronald schwanke robert sheets effie slager tammy speck heidi steffel, secretary sharon steffel stanley steffel chuck stemberg wesley stokke, president louis straw frances sun john taylor tony thomas tammy tysen mike Wagoner cindy wease robert witt patty woolridge pete yankauskas bruce zuchowski annette bennett annette cervik not pictured dwight stalbaum Tl resh E f john anderson kerry andrews terry andrews jodi asher patrick balczo cynthia barker rachel barker jill bell pamela birky helen blood joellyn brown luann buchanan lalonnie campbell cherrie carden dawn cassell raymond cavinder timothy Chapman christina cooley cheryl crane pamela donaldson stacy fickle clifford iricke mark fry, president david gant richard gideon cathy graeber vickie gray sharon griffey donna hale nancy hamann harold harder kenneth har 's gl rhonda haskins ga theresa haven otto heine donald hough daniel ingram craigory ison norman keeling I' -' ' 53:52 iii- eff' :Ana H w' -1z.:1w- 44' ,F 'mann r Q -.W 'H Q .4 5 Q ..,,,..,. ,.,t L , J-'E 5 H 4 5 '45 L . 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X f f. , ,Ny , 476 .1 , ,Q ,,5' ., .. ,ji A X X M A 'Q fly 'NI Ax ,s william kirkpatrick kellie komisarick daniel lahaie, treasurer daniel largent jack lintner janet linther michael lintner phillip lintner timothy lobdell katrina margison james martin steve martin harold mccaslin chris, mcmahon, secretary benjamin miller lisa mowbray david mullins jeff pass dale poisel scott prusinski susan prusinski kimberly reisinger john robertson lydia robertson teresa robertson thomas mst carla searle marla searle randy sheets, vice president perry sheetz dale Sherman karen smith jan smok james spurr cheryl stalbaum timothy stonecipher lynda strong jeffrey taber kathleen tangeman michael thomas lisa urbas linda uzzle tami wall todd wilson thomas wise david yankauskas walter young paul zacek robert andrews kathy barker randy bennett deborah bohling john bowen john bradley dale brown bob burkhalter kim burkhalter, vice-president blake chambers helen collins mike comstock eighth grade :Q - a , . . ,,z i g, ' 5 , ,A El zfflgx I 3 . W yooyy,o, if H5 4 1r,.Q'r 5 yi 5 .aw 'l w A lists 1 -Malay: T 51 ' Mein f me xv. ff 3 deborah cooley tom cooley 'W' lawrence cramer j H mbmA, robert cunningham l i I --.. nancy davis mark dinsmore lynette dyniewski robert earl jim edson laurie fisher danny frailey regina fricke sharon furst lisa garnett amy gideon Earl' gray beth good allison haag harold haberlin barry hale jennifer harder eddie haskins terry hedrick donna jones A. 1,1 f if . I , X: llfjvmxiwi .1-at 1 mer 1 'P 93? .ff Q . ll ,. xv - . E -::.. I . . lv, 5- - we- ' -- as I - .- 5 w ,Q 1 I' f I x wr 5: tx larry knopf john leviio robert lintner jeff margison theresa martin renita mowbray marie o'brien kris pitzer stephanie price, president david pogue joe porter kathy rambo rory randolph dawn ray danny rayner ken rayner susan rayner dean riley sherry robertson, secretary robin roseberry laura Sanders mary ann schultz ken seramur pat singleton sandra smith kathy sowards greg steffel matt steinhilber barb stembel brenda stemberg donna stokke marla terpstra, treasurer doris uzzle jerry vann sharon vann martha wall carolyn wease david witt anthony yankauskas mike young mark zuchowski carol stonehouse not pictured russell campbell jonathan stonecipher L kg If S90 laura anello peggy billings kathleen birky rena burkey julie dellicolli sharon deyoung, treasurer dwayne dobson thomas douthett douglas earl diana fedomock lisa fickle Wesley gilson kimberly hall steven haskins scott johnson leslee jones kerry kaczmarski, vice president sheila kemledy alan kirkpatrick ann marie kubiak, secretary ewmsfeig., i 75 i ' ' ffm 953 my i e -9311 ami feiiif J 6711'. , iff .AF ggi if A fm s, 1 Nm ..., . - 1m....,, M, in 535 3 -- .ff -- .ee was -- -7 . .-1 - -. my Eg ,Q m i- gi lv 2, 291951. ., Ll: . . 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Vs N! gg - ', -i,,A if .1 , B, is if E ,, X, A H s nssyyuss. is it -., -'sax sa' i. y n,n rlys 3, uytyy lima S E .. ll d leigh schnekenburger pauline searle donald sommerville paul stalbaum jeffrey steffel franklin straw brian tangeman carla thumer linda wagoner rae white michelle witt james yankauskas james comstock ronald donohue robert fickle clayton hoffman steve ledford diane miller jerry o'neill dan pete jack pier craig stonehouse marilyn klauer jackie mccaslin gary asher wayne lawrence john peters not pictured victoria malott 'jump ballly' dawn and pam play referee. craig adds the magic touch. 'heard any good gossip lately? craig, rick, jeff, mark, and larry aflllcfics van keppel 5 dllellhlld.. wow, what a fox! girlwatcher, bob pass The Hebron High School Baseball team had a disappointing 3-4 record in the PCC. Coach Matanich had only two returning lettermen, Matt Hren and Steve Hallberg. Bob Pass did most the pitching with Greg Stal- baum, Steve Hallberg, and Tony Thomas helping out. The team was forced to play many young players and three freshmen, jeff Pass, Dan Largent, and Don Hough did a fine job. The Hawks opened the season by losing to Hanover Central and Ray Kerstell, the counties best pitcher. The season ended with a rematch, but no change in results. baseball the Swede swings, steve hallberg acco fbobl pass almost catches one in the wrong place-off the kneecap. dab? what do i do now coach-richard rust 60 wes shows how the jv do it The Hebron Ir. High Baseball team had another good year on the diamond. Early in the season they got creamed by Boone Grove 16-5 but bounced back to win 3 of the last 4 games. The young Hawks ended up 4-2. Under Coach Davis, fine lead- ership the I.V. had a good learning season. They beat Washington in their first game and later defeated Bonne Grove and Kouts. The I.V. had some fine pitching by Ieff Pass, Tony Thomas, and Mark Fry. They finished up with a 4-1 record. 1 61 proves its all in the way you swing your hip-dan rayner basketball The Hawks, ranked 38th in the state during the season, started out hot and Won their first 7 games. They lost their first game against the tough P.C.C. champs, Morgan, in a close game. The Hawks then won the South County Tourney for the fourth year in a row, but the Porter County jinx was with the Hawks for the fourth time in a row as they lost to Morgan again. The team had a little trouble getting back on the road and won only one of their next three games, but then won two in a row before the sectionals. lifebuoy gives you a lift all day long.-b. pass, homecoming game me and my shadow.-1. cooley a nice juicy elbow-t. thomas 62 jr. varsity A promising j.V. team showed a lot of stamina during the season. Four freshman coming up, gaining needed experience and doing a fine job indicates that Hebron should have a lot to look forward to. Playing against almost all junior teams they did well without any on our team. Losing a lot of close games, their record Q9-llj doesn't do them justice. jr. high The A team consisting of mostly eighth graders show much promise for the next'fe'w years in I.V. and Varsity. Although their record was not too impressive C4-101 they did a fine job. The B team composed of seventh graders, had a disappointing Season finishing 2-12. But much im- provement was noted after they had a few games under their belts. Wal- ter Michalowski led the team and showed a lot of talent. We should ex- pect to see some very good games from all of these boys in the future. freshman P, and 0 team A spirited Freshman team, under Coach Walker's guidance had many exciting games, including two over- times. One was against Crown Point Taft. The learning team ended with a 5-5 record. Although playing only three games the C team displayed a lot of poten- tial, winning two out of three games. The one loss was by 1 point. bum, d. defries basketball is indeed a contact sport. 63 the buddy system-d. os- The cross country team finished in a tie for second place in the PCC by losing to both Kouts and Hanover Central in round robin meets and then defeating Hanover in the PCC meet. Tom Steinhilber and Richard Rust tied for the most valuable run- ner trophy to lead the Hawks. They were followed closely by lettermen Larry Cooley, Bob Thumer, Bob Witt, Bnice Zuchowski, Bob Pass, Dave Osbum, and Dave Schwanke. Duane Peregrine, Louis Straw, and Chris Barker also participated. the start of the county meet. due to a malfunc- tion of camera or the photographer the results of our sincere efforts are depicted in artwork. cross country rw l a f B VCE 'S 55 ' XX :N W K ? Q9 ff u. Q 64 cdv M, x X The Hebron High School Thinnlics had an outstanding track season. Un- der Coaches Schiek and Fox, the team won the PCC and the County Conference Meet. Placing 2nd in the Hebron Relays and losing to Valpo by one point were the only loses for this year. They scored 100 points against conference opponents Wash- ington and Hanover Central. Also against LaCrosse, Morgan, Wheeler and Boone Grove the running hawks scored 90 points. Two records were set. Tom Stein- hilber set the record in the mile f4:37.6j and Mike Chapman in the low bundles 12010. Dick Rust beat Steve Hallberg by one point for the most points scored. Century Club trophy winners were seniors, Mark Stokke, Mike Chapman, and Brian Bell. juniors, Tom Steinhilber, Steve Hallberg, and Duane Peregrine. Dick Rust was the only sophomore. long distance nm around-t. steinhilbcr. dick mst gets high? duane peregrine in action. ken hargis jumps the gun. ' track jr. high .--5--. track The Hebron Ir. High track team had a good year placing 2nd in the county and also second in the confer- ence meet. The young Hawks had three new events, the mile, 440 relay, and the discus. Best times in these events were kept as records. Creg Steffel was the leading scorer as a seventh grader, so Coach Walker should have a good team next year. 65 volleyball The girls on the volleyball team worked hard and had a lot of fun but didn't manage to pull a winning sea- son. Despite all their efforts the Var- sity Won 1 and lost 10, the IV Won 1, lost 9. the elephant walk. jamie steffel and cindy donaldson. ' olga korbitt, kathy rigby, and ludmilla turis- cheva alias annette cervik, pam donaldson, and susie osby. ooooh, my leotards are killing me! gymnastics In the area of gymnastics Miss Sherakow directed them successfully. Hard Work paid off and they made a fine showing to Win the PCC by de- feating VVheeler. They participated in a meet with River Forest, East Gary and Wheeler against some tough competition. Six girls qualified for the sectional held at Portage. This is definitely a fine start for a team in its first year. 3 2 gms zmkafbazz Our Varsity basketball team real- ized a new meaning of the old adage about profiting from others mis- takes-the opposition profited and continued to do so throughout the season. The team is still young and it takes years to build a consistent team with reliable depth. Hard work was not enough to win their games. our plays don't work when you do that Nila. jill bell, deb stalbaum, nila lippert Ckoutsj. donna brings the ball down the court. ju The girls on the IV team show promise in building a good team next year. They had 3 wins and 4 losses at the end of the season. Ioyce Shera- kow coached both basketball squads. l 67 cheerleaders and you thought only the basketball players could throw a ball. susie osby 157 Ili U C3 if heidj steffel valerie sekema 68 j. smok, d. donaldson, p. donaldson, l. strong kathy taylor fir. hi. mlfagsyawww .mwwmm A Y Patty bmughton I. garnei, m. terpstra, d. levrio, s. deyoung track baseball cross-country varsity hebron 1 14 hanover central 7 3 wheeler ll 4 washington 4 8 morgan 0 ' 5 kouts hebron varsity' 10 9 boone grove 35 25 lowell hebron p.c.c. toumey 36 19 lake central .112 13 washington 1 4 hanover central 23 32 wheeler 97 - 30 lacrosse won-3 lost-4 18 40 boon? grove vs 46 kankakee valley 17 46 Washmgfon 78 35 boone grove spring baseball 17 39 morgan 69 39 galiem michigan hebron 32 25 kouts 69 40 n. liberty 11 12 south central 30 . 25 hanover Central ' 73 54 kouts 9 1 south central Second PCC g 90 37 boonegrove 3 7 lowell Second m Washington Im'- 63 64 valparaiso sectional i W0n'4 10514 ' 108 17 hanover central 6 7 crown Pomt ' 90 37 wheeler won-1 lost-3 ' 91 36 morgan 79 48 river forest 72 55 lowell placed fourth in muster relays ' conference placed second in hebron relays placed first in porter county meet won-13 lost 1 j.v. baseball hebron 9 8 kouts 18 11 lacrosse 11 13 boone grove - - 7 6 hanover central hebron lr' high 10 5 washington ' 32 77 lowell WOH4 lost-1 48 69-23 k.v. 61 boone grove 71 47 morgan 63 63 washington 32 86 n. newton 56 62 kouts won-1 lost-5 jr. high hebron 5 16 boone grove 6 2 hanover central 17 8 washington '8 10 morgan 20 4 kouts ll 7 wheeler 70 won-4 lost-2 JDUI U Joard basketball more basketball varsity c team hebron hebron ' 46 26 washington 69 68 westville 46 38 kouts 72 60 oregon davis 42 43 chesterton '63 - 60 kouts won-2 lost-1 '81 68 hanover central 79 66 lowell freshmen 102 55 lacrosse hebron 64 61 rensselear 46 22 kankakee valley '76 78 morgan 30 32 lowell '99 46 washington 46 33 boone grove 68 62 river forest 41 51 east gary 64 86 south central 48 52 south central '74 67 wheeler 53 45 westville 69 86 kankakee valley 56 44 salesiam prep 48 54 whiting 37 34 crown point taft '76 70 boone grove 31 46 hanover central 79 57 easy gary 32 48 north newton south county tourney WOD15 lost-5 73 64 boone rove 83 59 kouts g 8th grade porter county toumey hebron 65 84 morgan 23 lowell sectional 35 43 kouts 70 aj lowell 31 32 westville 65 79 kankakee valley 25 38 demflffe won 15 lost 6 39 47 morgan 'conference 34 30 Washington 23 27 liberty 27 46 wanatah 29 25 wheeler 39 33 demotte christian 35 39 hanover central 24 35 boone grove 37 30 kankakee valley 36 58 north judson county toumey 50 25 washington jr varsity 33 31 wheeler hebron 31 55 kouts 41 38 wegtville won 6 lost 15 41 35 oregon davis 45 47 kouts 33 42 hanover central 7th grade 34 58 lowell hebron 63 32 lacrosse 10 63 lowell 41 55 rensselaer 11 36 kouts 48 31 morgan 24 22 westville 34 55 lowell 21 25 demotte 31 25 chesterton 26 34 morgan 43 40 washington 21 24 washington 34 38 river forest 16 43 liberty 43 44 south central 29 21 wanatah 33 31 boone grove 28 29 Wheeler 40 43 kouts 34 50 demntte christian 52 25 wheeler 25 42 hanovcr central 43 48 kankakee valley 7 34 boone grovc 53 54 whiting 30 36 kankakee valley 46 64 boone grove 12 54 north judson 63 58 cast gary won-2 lost-12 won-9 lost- 1 1 girls sports volleyball 3-15,15-7, 3-15 3-15, 10-15 ' 1-15, 2-15 ' 15- 2, 10-15, 10-15 ' 4-15,15-5, 1-15 kankakee valley kankakee valley kouts boone grove wheeler ' 1-15, 1-15 hanover central 7-15, 9-15 north newton ' 0-15, 7-15 washington 15-13, 15-13 north judson '10-15, 7-15 morgan sectional 5-15, 4-15 valpo won-1 lost-10 'conference games jr. varsity volleyball 15- 7, 4-15, 13-15 kankakee valley 8-15, 1-15 kouts 8-15, 15-8, 8-15 boone grove 9-15, 7-15 wheeler 6-15, 3-15 hanover central 3-15, 5-15 north newton 515, 5-15 washington 15- 7, 12-15, 15- 7 north judson 2-15, 1-15 morgan won-1 lost-9 basketball hebron 16 69 lowell 16 43 kankakee valley ' 14 32 kouts '30 61 morgan 18 56 north newton '18 36 boone grove '26 33 wheeler '32 43 hanover central '24 55 Washington 'conference games sectional 27 58 hanover central won 0 lost 10 jr. varsity basketball hebron 7 - 49 lowell 8 26 kankakee valley I8 12 kouts 23 17 morgan 13 42 north newton 18 4 boone grove 6 15 hanover central won-3 lostA gymnastic teaom hebron 29.55 17,10 wheeler 56.65 86.45 river forcst 82.45 east gary 60.62 wheeler won-1 lost-l TI WW 'N 1 'Il 14 I , l y l ho ho ho! nice girls don't hitchhike susie. the christmas spirit strikes. chuck, louis, and tom lead the masses in song. promenade left, then a do-se-do. organizafioas i of mr. and mrs. matanich well, there goes the diet . . . 1 S Us band lst row: c. graeber, j. asher, t. hamann, p. broughton. 2nd row: j. bell, d. Cassell, d. donaldson, c. deyoung, r. barker, c. thurner. 3rd row: j. lintner, g. evans, p. yankauskas, p. birky, n. hamann, v. sekema, l. sweney, s. pru- sinski. 4th row: m. roseberry, d. peregrine, s. steffel, C. barker, c. douthett, c. ison, p. kohn, b. keeling, lintner, c. andrews. 5th row: t. nichols, a hrivnak, d. gant, r. sheets, d. osburn, j. taylor, d. slager, j. davis, j. robert- son, martin, p. yankauskas, c. stone, s. dilley, s. prusinski, j. hamann, j. osburn. mst. lst row: m. schultz, t. fickle, S. kirkpatrick, Cl. yankauskas. 2nd row: d stalbaum, p. donaldson, v. fisher, l. strong, j. steffel, p. Woolridge, h. stef- fel. 3rd row: l. gray, k. taber, lc. smith, b. zuchowski, c. pawlak, j. smok, d. schwanke, p. sheetz, t. neuffer, g. stalbaum. 4th row: s. price, l. mow- bray, d. Cramer, c. stalbaum. 74 m. searle, t. robertson, t. wilson, t. cooley, m. bales, r. schwanke, b. deal, b. thurner, b. stalbaum. 5th row: s. hallberg, b. sommerville, m. dernay, g. bales, s. kirkpatrick, s. fickle, t. andrews, j. spurr, s. fickle, c. barker, k. norris, g. nethery, t. chapman. chorus 45A 4: ' h d on v sekema k taylor s kirkpatrick t fickle k reisi- son t wise b. keeling, t. kennedy, k. schnekenburger, s. kirpatrick, e. sla- 1strow:r.ncars ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , nger, smok, mr. fox. 2nd row: y. hogg, l. strong, c. thurner, e. margison, ger. 4th row: w. young, t. andrews, p. lintner, j. spurr, d. yankauskas, c. p. birky, c. barker, l. Campbell, k. mussman. 3rd row: r. lvarker, t. wll- sternburg, 1. llntner, k. norris, g. nethery. Y lst row: t. cooley, c. stalbaum, r. robertson, d. cramer, k. taber, m. rose- heafell, d- Sfalballm, P- bF0l1ght0H, P- alyea, j. Sleffel, Y- 511666, F. eriks. berry, t. robertson. 2nd row: k. tangeman, c. mcmahon, d. ingram, k, 4th row: j. wineland, r. franzman, C. claunora, d. schwankc, s. hallberg, cr. margison, s. letica, c. Searle, l. urbas, t. havengar. 3rd row: j. davis, p. Sf0I16, III- andrews, d- hafchett 75 art club front: d. kubiak, l. aylesworth, k. tangeman. 2nd row: s. watson, m. rose- berry, j. balczo. 3rd row: k. heckler, mr. vanderhart, b. sheets. rifle F1 ,fff front: r. franzman, j. osbum, mr. blank, m. fry, t. chapman, j. robertson. 2nd row: d. poisel, j. taber, p. sheetz, s. steffel, p. zacek, m. Wagoner, d. gant, d. sherman, d. mullins. 3rd row: m. dinsmore, t. cooley, s. prusinski, r. randolph, t. hedrick, 1. cramer, r. gideon, h. haberlin, j. porter, d. yan- 76 science club front: k. norris, c. stone, g. nethery, d. schwanke, c. taylor. 2nd row: j. ham ann, d. mullins, r. franzman, mr. bailey. 3rd row: j. wineland, d. peregrine. club kauskas. 4th row: k. tangeman, d. cooley, j. brown, b. stembel, s. steffel, d. rayner, g. steffel. 5th row: d. osbum, j. lintner, t. nichols, m. demay, c. fickle. 6th row: t. neuffer, d. schwanke, c. stone, t. thomas, d. osbum. we ef P .. O J mi .Q 12 1: 3 c l-4 L .., oo 5, 'U LD :: s U 44 JS Z 0.1 .-D T I cs .- an 0'brien, l. sanders angeman, m. I northcutt, 1. jones, l. fickle, c. Wagoner, a. mullins, l. schuekenburger. 4th row: j. 1 ray, r. white, b 'ci Lf an .ac S- :vs .2 L-I :Z E - Q :J 'U .1 C, :1 :ws E :ws +. an -ci E L1 :u as -Cf CS.. .27 5 S!! 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Ream gg-of 'U-561535 of-655 gm-e wgdi -45:3 51.442 ao'?N .--ucv .E--- f- .c:3.:c0 'figs-T 'Pegg x-s: as omtm .cs wg-D Od-Q 5995 QQJJ U15 Ani .E,.:+-4: 65:6- 'E Qi o 3-9, J:'5mO al s. kennedy, r. burkey, g. asher, r. norris, d. earl, pier, c. birky. 2nd row: t. linter, W. gilson, w. michalowsi, c. stonehouse. 3rd row: b. mst, c. hamach, m. mcmahon, j. rnassa, a kirkpatrick, l. schnekenburger, d. fedornock, k. kaczmarski, j. patz, b. tangexnau, t. douthett, p. Searle, d. levrio, s. johnson, d. dobson. 4th row: j. delli colli, m. witt, l. jones, l. anello, j. mckay, m. klauer, r. fickle, Sth row: s. deyoung, c. thurner, j. yankauskas, s. margison, v. mal- lott, steffel. 6th row: r. white, l. fickle, a kubiak, d. somrnerville p. billings, l. wagoner, d. miller, a. mullins. drama club fmvfg -ups 11671 S6 k. rayner, t. speck, n. hamann, m. roseberry, d. ingram, r. richardson, p, slager, k. deyoung, f. sun, k. mussman, k. kinnc, l. buchanan. 5th row: t. a.lyea, r. barker. 2nd row: mrs. seegers, c. thurner, h. blood, c. mcmahon, cooley, p. broughton, d. stalbaum, g. price. 6th row: c. taylor, b. Sommer- a. bennett, t. wall, p. woolridge, c. mmford, mrs. roberts. 3rd row: k. ville, C. Sternberg, f- Cfiki schnekenburger, l. Chapman, t. kennedy, c. cherry. 4th row: j. barfield, e. l 79 Q 3 O L -E VJ .Q in Q ,ti S honor society front: c. thumer, p. hearell, p. haggerty, s. kirkpatrick. 2nd row: k. schnekenburger, mrs. franzman, l. chapman, d. ingram, j. barfield. 3rd row: p. broughton, k. taylor, d. stalbaum, e. margison, j. davis, b. sommerville, r. robertson, m. roseberry. 4th row: 1. aylesworth, s. hallberg, d. schwanke, r. franzman, b. thurner, j. hamann. student council lst row: b. thumer, lc. taylor, s. hallberg, 0. gwin, h. haberlin, c. thumer, m. schultz, l. fisher. 2nd row: j. taylor, m. demay, j. patz, n. hamann, s. steffel, l. aylesworth, r. lahaie. 3rd row: t. rust, a kirkpatrick, j. pass, b. pass. spanish club front: I. Shipley, s. osby, c. thumer, d. donaldson, e. margison. back: p. broughton, j. davis, p. yankauskas, t. cooley, r. robertson, j. hamann, b. sommerville, mrs. franzman. german club lst row: f. sun, c. stemburg, s. kirkpatrick. 2nd row: k. smith, j. spurr, p. lahaie, j. smok. 5th row: d, bohling, j. bell, c. taylor, s. kirkpatrick, r sheetz. 3rd row: d. mullins, m. fry, s. prusinski. 4th row: s. prusinski, r. clouse, b. keeling, n. ritter, s. fickle, mr. payne. 81 hawker staff j. steffel, d. cramcr, mrs, gwin, j. barfield, k. tabcr, c. donaldson, c, cherry, p. alyea, p. atterberry, m. roseberry. r. rust, p. haggerty, s. hallberg, d. stalbaum, k. taylor, g. price, k. rogebeny, d, nor-thcutt, k, schnekenhurger, l. aylesworth kinne, t. hamann, c. wagner, p. alyea, d. ingram, l. chapman, m. 82 future farmers 0 america W N p. yankauskas, s. hallberg, k. stockmau, j. auello, mr. blank, d. Sherman, P0301-D d- hfillgh, d- Smith, IH- dCfIlBy, f- gid6OIl, j- SPUTT, j- filbfff- T h. harder, g. bales, p. zacek, s. martin, d. largent, s. dilley, r. eriks, rn. fry, Steillhllbef- w. young, d. yaukauskas, k. anello, 0. heine, t. chapman, c. ison, t. rust, d. ab l GC. C 8? 9 s. kirkpatrick, e. margison, p. alyea, t. hamann, k. kinne, c. don- roseherfy, P- W00lfidg0, C- fUHlf0fd, d- Cf21IT1Cl', C- fhllfflef, T- alclson, a. cervik, d. stalbaum, , hcarcll, mrs. diffcrdin 1, h. stcffel, bafkfff, S- PI'l1SiIlSki- l- WSCH, k- dCY011ll1-L j- d21ViS- 1- gray, k- tHbCI', P 51 . . j. steffel, C. graeher, f. harfield, p. broughton, d. dcmaldsou, 111. V- S4Sk6ITlH- 1- bf0WI1- 1- 5111014- -j fwksrgj 'YA J 1, . 1 2 K varsity baseball f, ' , IL' 3 ' N, A, gt., ,V .ie feietqge., front: d. hough, m. bales, j. hamann, r. rust, b. pass, r. robertson, w. stokke, coach davis, t. thomas, j. anello, c. andrews, s. dilley, V, fisher, 2nd row: pass, m. hren, coach matanich, g. stalbaum, s. hallberg, m. demay, 1. sweney, d. largent jr. high baseball front row: j. steffel, r. norris, g. asher, d. som- merville, d. earl, g. steffel, 1. knopf, j. margi- son, levrio, b. earl, b. tangeman, b. fickle, W. michalowski a kirk atrick d ra ner d. , . p , . y , pogue, m. young, f. straw, r. bennett, d. Witt. 84 1.0. baseball front row: b. witt , r. gideon, m. thomas, d. in- gram, 2nd row: b. k. hargis, 3rd row: j. taylor, c. patz, defries. miller, t. chapman, m. fry k. anello, d. osbum, t. rust, j. martin, coach davis, d. top: b. pass, coach lord, r. rust, j. gericke, b. thurner, w, stokke, p. searle, a. mckay, d. osbum, l. cooley, m. hren. front: d. largent, t. chapman, j. pass, d. hough 2nd nueffer, 3rd row: coach matanich, d. osbum, g. evans, row: mgr. j. spurr, b. witt, m. bales, d. defries, mgr. t. t. thomas, c. patz. varsity bas ball ll ba bas 1.0. FQ FQ B Q E S Q 2 Q Ea m. fry, r. sheets, j. anderson, d. ingram, j. martin, c. ison, k. ent, t, mst, j. pass, d. hough, j. spurr. hargis, t. Chapman, r. gideon, m. thomas, mr. Walker, d. larg- jr. high basketball hh hh mr. davis, f. straw, r. andrews, W. mich , alowski, d. earl, l. knopf, r. norris, standing: m steinhilber, r. bennett, k. seramur, m. zuch owski, b. tangeman, 1. cramer. eighth grade basketball j. levrio, m. young, d. pogue, j. margison, mr davis, d. rayner, j. patz, r. earl. CTOSS-COUTLtTy b. zuchowski, b. Witt, t. steinhilber, d, osburn, d. schwanke, d. rust, b. paw, b- lhllfilef, d- Peregrine, 1. COOICY- jr. high cross-country r. andrews, r. bennett, g. steffel, k. seramur, d. rayner, d. pogue, d. earl, j. kirkpatrick, m. zuchowski, l. kuopf, j. steffel, r. earl levrio, l. cramcr, d. Witt, W. michalowski, r. norris, f. straw, m. young, a. track b. zuchowski, m. Chapman, m. stokke, b. bell, s, osburn, b. pass, d. per- d. schwanke, C. barker, s. hallberg, t. steinhilber, r. rust, 3rd row: b. Witt, egrine, t. schroedcr, 2nd row: k, schiek, m. dernay, j. hamann, b. thurner, l- 0001038 k' RIICHO, I- HIICHO, d- bohling. jr. high track j. minor, k. andrews, r. gideon, b. earl, m. zuchowski, j. margison, 1. d. walker, s. martin, g. steffel, m, fry, d. pogue Cramer, d. ingram. row 2: d. largent, t. chapman, r. mccorkle, m. young, 88 volleyball mrs. percgrinc, c. doualdson, j. steffel, j. bell, d. wise, c. pawlak, d. stal- balun, p. hearell. l 'V K 7' I gymnastics c. graeber, V. sekema, h. steffel, a. cewik, p. broughton, j. smok, d. donald son, l. strong, miss sherokow, j. asher, p. donaldson, j. steffcl, s. osby. 89 girls varsity k. tangeman, c. stalbaum, c. rumford, j. graeber, 1. mowbray, miss shero- kow, k. margison, c. gray, t. tysen, d. hren girls 1.0. miss sherokow, 1. shipley, s. steffel, c. pawlak, j. bell, c. donaldson, t. hamann, d. stalbaum, c. thurner, davis f' 'X ,' A ' 1 5,' .Nb C ' if , K L 90 the phantom booster? hawksville hall of fame extra-curricular activists, bob sheets, louie cas sell, buzzard verfisenenfs congratulations seniors from the following patrons tc electronics montgomery wards saint helen,s church lowell 61 gloria stokke ray Illf. I'IlI'. jim 1'I1I'. the Il'l1'. II1I'. 61 ruth alyea 61 mrs. robert l. hough 61 mrs. wirt ingram douglas 61 mrs. harold schroeder robert deal family 61 mrs. gene rust 61 mrs. victor searle 61 family bill 61 joyce kaczmarski 61 boys betty's beauty shop kathy 61 greg cummings susan strong mr. 61 mrs. wayne fry gangels 61 birdie burns mr. 61 mrs. robert sherman mr. 61 mrs. charles sweney wid 61 kate defries mr. 61 mrs. ed klemz grandma myrtle 61 grandpa tunis midtown tru-value hardware kid's stuff hardesty,s cleaners m 61 b lumber 61 promart center brownell travel agency mr. 61 mrs. keith taber mr. 61 mrs. donald thomas mr. 61 mrs. delbert haggerty sandi haggerty spurr,s barn mrs. charlotte knarr Il'lI'. I1'lI'. IIlI'. lTlI'. ice the the the the the the the the the the mr. mr. 61 61 61 61 IDIS IIlI'S IIlI'S. IT11'S. howard dillabaugh arne kahldahl Sherman dick charles steffel ball pig john cervik family ted hamann family rumford family largent family hargis family nethery family kirkpatrick's murray 61 helma skinkle pass family kennedy family ron price family 61 mrs. dennis jones 61 mrs. damian stalbaum doris 61 paul stalbaum 61 family president of town board kathryn wiltfang 61 mr. mrs. mr. 61 mrs. mr. 61 mrs. mr. 61 mrs. mr. 61 mrs. mr. 61 mrs. michael klemz 61 jamie eugene osby gary porter Wendell northcutt bill daunora kenneth antrim shepco products, inc. charlie 61 vera page 61 family Sype Pon ticzc Deal Right With Sype Lowell, Ind. 140 W. Commercial Rt Q12 Sz 41 Phones 696-9250 696-8008 hot sam flouis cassel CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from BRI CKERS BARBER SHOP Beer - Wirg - Liquor -T Complete Party Neecg ' yu' glugre- . ! 7zM1f Qin IO - lO Mol y - Thursday l0 - ll Frilil y - Saturday Three I Street ' Area Code 219 DeMotfe, Indiana Phone 987-4121 , . X is 361 ...U p. ona son, thumer. Hebron Realty if Insurance Hwy. 8 :Sz Madison Hebron, Indiana 996-6032 Compliments of U , , Snell Uoevrolet Sales thats not a bit funny d ld b 700 W. Commercial Lowell, Indiana 46341 Phone 696-8931 .enrfff if i'MNvirii'iNfTxg5l151, .Ns KfiQ-2ifilli.Iizlfmfsssife.. . 2? f Van Keppel Bros. Ine General Contractors Dealer for Cuckler Pre Engineered Steel Bldg. Builders Custom Homes Developers of Home Sites in Demotte P.O. Box 217 Demotte, Ind. 46310 Phone 219-987-2355 94 Phone Lowell 696-8291 Compliments ..:.::',., of gytuolff sm . Tl IT M wrtftlzs Deep Rock tflllllk' MUTUAL SAVINGS 84 LOAN ASS'N. 316 E. Commercial Avenue STANLEY S. SEJDA Lowell, Indiana President 46356 Phone 996-4600 INGIE'S BEA UTY SALON W. Sigler Street Hebron, Indiana Take Time For Beauty Phone 996-6111 For Appt. Featuring Smorgasbord Heritage Inn Restaurant 61 Lounge Lageveens Department Friday or Saturday Store nights VESFHPZTZY Clothing, Shoes 8z Appliances Phone DeMotte, Indiana i 987-2241 om V WWE 5 george jives. g. hrivnak 95 'HK SES AG SERVICE INC. BEST WISHES SENIORS FERTILIZERS CHEMICALS CUSTOM APPL. HEBRON, INDIANA 996-5531 LIMESTONE I A .I oops! r. robertson TRI-CREEK LUMBER INC. Highway 2 East Lowell, Ind. Phone 696-8938 The Friendly Ones MILLER? MARKET For the Best Buys In Food Valparaiso Indiana 'D----.......,,4 ' ss., 4 ,WNNJ 353' 96 DQMOHQ True- Value H cwdwa re Plumbing, Electrical Housewares SL Paint WAGNERS VARIETY . Phone EAST AND WEST KI AND DONNA WAGNER DeMotte, Indiana 987-2171 , hang in there heidi, h. I steffel. A BOB 'S HAIR PORT DEMOTTE IND. 987-4313 PHONE 987-2623 Symbol of Quality The Roordujcilrniture Co. Rl's Upholsierg Shop Hillside Plaza Shopping Center WALTEII ROOIDA owns D: Mo1'T:, INDIANA CHARLES ROMINE if SONS SEPTIC SYSTEMS BASEMEN TS SNOW REMOVAL RR. 2 Box 46 HEBRON, INDIANA 46383 CHUCK ROMINE PHONE Q219j 996-3413 FAMILY SHOE STORE Redwing-Hush Puppies-Jarman Jumping Jacks-Jets-Ball Brand Nurse Mates-Dr. Scholl's Featuring LARGE Sizes 8. WIDE Widths South of Square Valparaiso Indiana 97 SPEED EQUIPMENT COMPLIMENTS M 1 ' PETRY I ,,,, 3. . X' FITZGERALD OF ,ff I 'L-r 7 if SPEED EQUIPMENT WORLD of Demotte CFORMERLY NATIONAL SPEED CENTERSJ All Major Lines of Speed and Custom Equipment val fisher Open 9 to 9 Weekdays 9 to 6 Saturdays RR. I Box 7 Demotte, Indiana 46310 JR. TOPPEN, Ojwpelp 72191 987-3200 OPEN DAILY Complete One-Stop 7 AM til 11 PM CLOSED SUNDAYS LOCATED NORTH OF VALPARAISO ON ROUTE 49 -IT WILL PAY TO DRIVE OUT- food Shopping At Low Low Prices 98 LANGEN REALTY DON BALE5 SOUTH LAKE COUNTY'S LARGEST P.O.BoX 98 Ox I R 100 PROPERTIES POR YOU TO CIIOOSI: FROM LQWELL INDIANA 46356 0 Ox I,R 20 I I ARS OF SALFS PDIPIJRIPNCI: ' . FARMS RI-:SIDPNTIAL - COMMERCIAL - FARM EQUIPMENT WE BUY. . . Sill. . . BUILD. .. . and TRADE - MOTOR TRUCKS I - WHIRLPOOL APPLIANCES X 1 .,X PHONE 696-9340 - LAWN AND GARDEN EQUIP. igilfm, I.OwI:LI,, INDIANA 91.6356 829 R. 1:1 IMM li Riilfkl, TELEPHONE 219-696-7361 the warm mdlana Cllmat Your NAPA Jobber L Lowell, Indiana 6967761 PROSPECT AUTQ SCH OON ,S SUPPLY CAR CARE CENTER USED CARS and REPAIRS HEBRON, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS SEN IORS PHONE: 996-5581 99 lS just rlght for track, nght duane? duane peregrine Ace Hardware DeMotte, Ind. wouldnt you lxke to knowl? lisa urbas . 1 ! Fuse 'S M en 'S Wear Levils-Campus-Van Heusen Hillside Shopping Center DeMotte, Indiana 987-3100 7 Q ll Hebron, Indiana TH OMPS ON ,S TV SERVICE R.C.A. Sales Towers Antennas Supplies Phone 996-3981 Hebron s pp,,nn ddpp ,Is dspp ,enlll I I 3, ,fi-. , 'WTS - , WICKER FORD Lowell, Indiana Phone: 696-8971 f' 1 I x 100 COMPLIMENTS of FR Y'S MARATHON ...4 In KUPW Strz'clclcmd's TV Sales Zenifh Sale HH 1 Sh pp gf' L I d D M tt 987 2636 Citizen ,s Bank Compliments Hb THE N OH TH VVESTERN INDIANA TELEPHONE COMPANY INC. KENNY ,S FLORAL if GIFT SHOP Hebron 996-463 1 Indiana S ,S CERTIFIED Hebron, Indiana who me? r. richardson DeYoung,s Liquors Te'eP'm-f 906-5211 YOUI' HOIHC EHLCTIRIHHICHI Head uarters f' - q under Zee Cilnierznrs phone 996-4651 DECORATING, DESIGN and Hebron Indiana GI FT SHOP P-0- BOX M BETTY L. VANDER Zee Hebron, Ind. 1163111 I HEBRON LUMBE1-1 PHONE 996-2411 MEMBER OF HWI GRANT AND GLENN HEBRON INDIANA 102 y Y yulf it 1 steffel, s. hallberg. CHARLIE ,S REPAIR SHOP TRACTOR REPAIRS ALL MAKES FARM MACHINERY REPAIR HEBRON TC ELECTRONICS INDIANA 46341 Radio-T.V.-HiFi-Tape Player Service 996-2742 Accessories Available QUASAR 61 RCA Ted Iohnson Indiana Hebron Phone 996-5151 46341 Compliments of CIJXRIIININfHLAL,CTLAITHQ OKSBURTJSERVYCE Ambulance Service Goodyear Tires Phone 996-2821 Hebron Indiana DeM0tte Ind -Ax 4,e,, A 1 rsxisgo ,. :EX 103 Every bride is beautiful when she selects an Alfred An- gelo, Bridallure or Queen Fit gown from our store to make her special day one of perfection. With a price range of S65-3200, we spe- cialize in reasonable prices and old fash- ioned cordial service. fini Bridesmaid gowns 4 are discounted S29- S50. We have a Sale rack of gowns Ck, .- ?rci'? Valparaiso Ojjice Supply 72-74 Lincolnway Phone 462-5184 Valparaiso, Indiana Pattee Bridal House what's the the ical equation for alcohol? mr. bailey Country Kitchen Hoosier Food at its best Home Cooked Meals Homemade Pies Tender Steaks Fried Chicken Hebron 104 Your LEVI HEADQUARTERS WIETBROCKS MEN if BOYS VVEAR Hebron Radiator Service R.R. 2 Box 60 B Hebron, In FASHION IN GOOD TASTEI' Reparing And Re-Coriug HEBRON, IND. 116 mi. south of Heinold Elevator, Route 8 Phone 996-2161 HILLSIDE SHOPPING CENTER INSURANCE COMPANIES RODRIC W. HLJBER AGENT P. o. sox 175 1031 I-IAI.I.EcK DRIVE IIILLSIDE SHOPPING cr-:NTER D MOTTE INDIANA 46310 OFFICE sav 4437 VANS JEWELRY ACCUTRON BULOVA CARAVELLE WATCHES WATCH REPAIR L -TLT STATE FARM RES: 956-3789 IKE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, STATE F M ls THERE DEMOTTE 987-4257 om 0 0,5 T. E. STRAIN Seheddell Wendt Bros. DR UG PHONE 996-3700 Crown Point-Hebron-Kouts 105 , lllllllc- . :ru 6 Ziff- 'Y ill 'V 5' f.1.l'7g - unefa 001.2 INC. DE MOTTE, INDIANA 46310 Phone 219, 987-2323 KENNEDY BROS. Excavating X' Septic Systems Fx ' 12,1 Installed Trenching ,F 1 1 1 K I in d bl' 11 1 -f d' 11 d k ll d Q Phone 996-4152 y i'icCbTI:'gu:L.a. 1 01111 Ill I 8 potato sa R . . 3.118 O, . OS- Hebron Congratulations Seniors Dillabaugh Agency Real Estate Insurance A Total Service Agencyv Phone 996-2841 CLIFF 'S SHELL the one that got SER VICE 2IfSZvem ai3ZlTfQf room 120. HEBRON, IND. Phone 996-3900 C l' t omfgoffen S WILSON M OIEL HEBRON Po. Box 555 HCbl'0Il, Ind. 46341 Free TV Air Conditioned ALYEA SERVICE INC. 47 Years With Chrysler Corp. Chrysler-Plymouth Hebron, Ind. Phone 996-2700 VdQ0 Waffe Sloqb Monday thru Sat. 5:00 AM-2:00 AM Sunday 6:00 AM-2:00 PM Valparaiso Indiana Belst ra Milling Company, I nc. Post Office Box 376 DeMotte, Ind. 46310 Home of Action Feeds Grain Bank 81 Supplies Phone 987-4343 107 N' Xi' COMPLIMENTS OF PA TZ ,S FOOD MARKET .,, Q A A uf M lf W v . 'f Na W M 4. .......nlu....... -. 108 Bagged Custom Fertilizers Seed Cleaning P semester finals- I S stanley watson S Field and Garden Seeds Lawn Grasses CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS FROM Q ' BILL SHEETZ COAST TO COAST STORES KEN ROBERTS, OWNER P.O. BOX 462 HEBRON, IN 46341 EVERYTHING FOR HOME, CAR, AND RECREATION I Q Y A-,-.., Q Q U0A5TI1r 4 O 0 Cust stomp 109 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING GUTTER AND DOWN SPOUTS KINNE SHEET METAL INDUSTRIAL SHEET METAL 807 GLENDALE BLVD. VALPARAISO, INDIANA VALPARAISO PHONE 462-9644 HOME PHONE 996-4955 HAZEN L. KINNE CHARLIE MYERS OWNER EMPLOYEE Whell Alignment Farm Service H TIRE CENTER Cooper Tires Sz Tubes Goodyear Hebron, Indiana 46341 Phone 996-2611 CARING IS OUR BUSINESS x,x X-. State Inspection Brake Service 111 Bob Gunter fb Son Roofing fShingle Work Onlyj -P.O. Box 53 Hebron Indiana 46341 Phone 996-3134 2 3 Q Kar' Porter County H omld printing Office Supplies Publishing Phone 996-3100 Congratulation Seniors Hebron, Indiana 46341 II 3 NORTHERN INDIANA BANK And Trust Company Valparaiso I metal- don bohling, stan steffel, john taylor, and tom neuffer with some heav3 Sickingerif jewelry V IET4 Established 1928 . JB I 1974 1 Wyler Watches 8x Art Carved I Diamonds Thanks to You, We'ro in Century II Lowell Indiana lr Guideposts for Happier Living From BE CONSIDERATE Develop a sincere interest in people, their lives and their problems. Be under- standing, and never build personal suc- cess at the expense ot others. HELP THOSE IN NEED You will find lew experiences so re- warding in lite as the times you give a Fir t Federal CONTINUE TO LEARN Stay mentally active, intellectually curious, receptive to new ideas. Education is a won drous process continuing throughout lile. CULTIVATE THRIFT Save regularly trom the start. Thrilt gives you an important extra margin tor progress helping hand to tolks in need. . . . tor security . . . tor success. Qglo,,, I 1 iI III.-I 911.1-.l 5ff 510 'tu until' FIRS I FEDERAL SMIINGS ' AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF VALPARAISO Washington at Lincolnway, Valparaiso 0 462-4131 0 6031 Central Avenue, Portage 0 762-3171 f f Van Rensselaer at Kellner, Rensselaer 0 866-7194 0 310 E. Joliet Street, Crown Point v 663-0865 COPYRIGHT i974 F A A Colonial Inn Restaurant and Drive Inn Phone 996-5171 He who enters here is a stranger, but oncefl Homemade pies and Cinnamon Rolls Baked Daily Open Daily 6am-8pm l 115 I' . WRECKER Compliments V of KUHN'S RRCO SERVICE HEBRON. INDIANA 46241 PHONE 996-9071 ACE HARD WARE D K Valparaiso Indiana flipped out chick-tammy ken- My Pe- My may Sbqp Always in Style DeMotte Indiana Geofrge Kingsley cf? 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