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I go to Hebron

Wait is that simular to me that's my school I was new

Stay sssssssssssssaaaaaaaaaaaaffffffffffffeeeeeee

How do I judge by smell wether a perfume is cheap or expensive?

Nice

I wanna join so bad

Yeah he’s got some nice trophy whitetails on his property it’s nice to see them anyways

I went to that school till 2nd I’m in 10th rn

If you get info on someone in the school system doing stuff to kids that's now retired please for God's sake don't Blow it off!....it's in your hands ! The evsc hides/covers up things !

Man I miss hebron. I’m a junior in high school now

Hey, Dan! I'm here from the link at the TubaForum. The students produced an interesting video and you came off really well in it, sir. Take care!

Hi

I’ve been praying for a home like this all my life since I was a little girl! I grew up in this area graduate of Bosse high school class of 98! 🙏🏾

The only ghosts are the ones we make believe in.

Great job on this video! I love to see new life being breathed into these forgotten treasures. Years later, this is once again a gorgeous home for some lucky family. And that butler's pantry! 😍

I would not haunt a place that has books.for i do not like books

Deputy chief brad hill Evansville police department

Born and raised in Evansville I know right where Baird Park is and you did a awesome so many beautiful old homes in Evansville it was a thriving town at one time I now live in South Florida but I still love seeing things from home thank you

Um sup

Here’s something that would be really shocking and unusual: paranormal investigators going to a supposedly haunted place, not witnessing anything out of the ordinary and saying, “nah, there’s nothing going on in here.”

my moms the instructor and im in the back im famous omg

Claire I'm a man and love your show. Also would love to take you on a date pretty lady.

That lucky deer

Where is this located

Good job :)

My friend Stella Pollard goes to Hebron

This video is perfect for taking a shit....just thank me later

Oh shit got my nut like Ahhh

Always sounded hot... and now I know she’s hot 😂

Great job... Thanks heaps. :)

I miss hebron, I moved after 3 rd grade :(

nicely done i was there the night you filmed this ,most was filmed before the group i was with gt there but i'm glad i found this on youtube was wanting to see how it came out , nice job

Ms. Holder was a great teacher, I miss her a lot

Rest in peace Bunny! 🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘🐘💜❣💜💕🖤🧡💛💙💓💗

4:46 Okay but doesn't the guy in the back with purple hair look like Ap1? Like AwesomePerfection1? Maybe just me

I am working towards being a sheriff's deupty an one day K9 if God blesses me these videos are very very inspiring hope to join you brothers an sisters in law enforcement soon thank you for the hard work you all do God bless an stay safe

it bring back gym memories with my bestfriend made me cry

i went to hebron

i know her

Her mom is my teacher at HPMS!!

umm..what the hell is going on in the library stacks behind the man?? like way back in the corner? is that a person moving around back there? at first it looks like a child moving quickly to the right, and then a taller person moving back to the left..just as he is talking about his experience with someone pulling on his arm.

A man of intelligence, talent, and integrity beyond measure. Served his country in the darkest of times , and a true gentleman as this video demonstrates. I value his friendship and knowledge more than anyone can imagine. Truly the best of his generation. Thanks Dan.

ALICE can happen at your school

I used to go there I’m at plaza now

Hi

Wow is this video real

I didn't sea it when was published but nice pictures ❤️ miss this class so much

My cousin went to signature school too she is super smart it's scary

As the manager of an Evansville music store a few years ago, I had the distinct pleasure of watching Mr. Schultz work and seeing the results of his work on many occasions. As someone who could take a vintage, high quality, American horn and return it to playable condition, he was an invaluable resource. He was my go-to guy for anything brass-related and I never saw an instrument he did not meticulously make as correct as it could be made within the confines of a set budget. He is an amazing engineer and a real gem to the people of Western Kentucky and Southern Indiana. I hope his knowledge gets picked up by someone and carried on to the next generation. In today's throwaway society, finding someone who can still do what he does is beyond impossible. Thanks for making this video highlighting Mr. Schultz and his work. I have moved to Louisville, so it was nice to see him work again. - Brad Linzy