Hoagland High School - Ships Log Yearbook (Hoagland, IN)

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Congratulations to Hoagland High School for the splendid Annual. I am sure that it is school that will become increasingly through the years. The record here be changed. It has been made by individual, have helped to make the school. success will largely be determined by sponsibility for your own conduct. a record of your valuable to you recorded cannot each and every student attending Hoagland High School. You, as an record for your It has been your privilege to attend Hoagland High School Where you could work and plan. Your future careful planning and hard work done today. You must assume the re- Only immature people expect others to care for them. Your assumption of responsibility is basic to all other planning. Most students realize that good things just don't happen but are the result of careful planning. It is your re- sponsibility to plan your life by using all of your ex- periences. Your school, your home, your church and your general environment are all influences which work upon you. What you are and what you become must be achieved through your own eiorts. Hoagland High School has much to offer in contributing to your success if you will use it in an intelligent Way. Kelro Whiteman Most communities have a degree of pride in their school. We are justly proud of ours. We have develop- ed educationally because each has had a will to do his part. I believe our school will continue to support a program of better education for our boys and girls so that they can go on and live happy, successful and use- ful lives. This will mean an expanding of our program in - educational circles. To this end I pledge to all, my best efforts and extend my highest personal regards. Wish- N ing you the best of success in life I am yours for a bet- ter future for Madison Township School Community Clarence Bobilya, trustee Pi Page 6

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Hoagland is proud of her achievements, but we are not satisfied. We ask for a torch of light that we can seek new truths in the realm of the unknown. Why should any man pine like Alexander the Great, that there are no more worlds to conquer, when God has made the hidden truths of nature infinite. No man can reach the zenith of possible achievements in knowledge. Seek and you shall find. Knock and it shall be open- ed unto youf' Today the world seeks freedom. Only the knowledge of truth shall give that freedom. May we seek and find those truths that our joys may be everlasting. Horace G. Bosler HORACE G. BOSLER I Principal Charles Brouwer Lawrence Bohnke ' Fred Alfred Page 7