
The Hebron Bear -- Hebron NE USA
N 40° 09.946 W 097° 35.391
14T E 620080 N 4447109
A bear statue in the middle of Roosevelt Park in downtown Hebron Nebraska honors local high school students. The Hebron Bear is the Hebron High School Mascot
Waymark Code: WM17F08
Location: Nebraska, United States
Date Posted: 02/10/2023
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This statue of a menacing and growling bear stands near the picnic gazebo and playground in the middle of Roosevelt Park, downtown Hebron Nebraska. The Hebron bear is the mascot for Hebron high school.
The bear appears to be life-size. It is walking toward the viewer. The bear's mouth is open like he is growling at someone he encountered in his territory.
The statue is affixed to a large local Nebraska sandstone rock in the middle of a rant neat round pile of large river rocks in the center of the large walkway leading to the gazebo.
Two plaques in front of the statue read as follows:
[1st plaque]
In memory of
MARSHA VIRGIN WILLIAMS
Class of 1959
"Go Bears"
[2nd plaque]
A Tribute to Hebron, Its People and Its Schools
This statue of our school’s mascot, the Hebron Bear, is dedicated to our classmates and friends who made our time in school so memorable, to the teachers, coaches, school board volunteers and administrators who provided the invaluable guidance and motivation early in our lives, and to the local community and its citizens for providing such a wonderful education and place in which to grow up.
This school and this community have proudly provided a quality education for nearly 3500 of its children from 1871 through 2000 as Hebron High School.
We dedicate the statue in its honor and memory.
Gratefully,
The Alumni of Hebron High School"
Name of statue: Hebron Bear
 Name of creator: Unknown
 Material: Bronse on local rock base
 Date created: 2000
 Additional Coordinates: Not Listed

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