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

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CLAS S PROPH ECY Strollinv tnrou n the Hoa l nd Park, in the yea of lJ64, who sdould we t but Colleen Smith, former m mber of the clas of 'o4 and t pre ent town gossloer From ou friendly chat, we were naoo, to learn of all the succe ses of th members of the clas such a Ron Aspv, tired of two tlm ng girls, declded to turn hermit He is lit ng r a ghost town in Nevada Dor s Beahrs, Queen Cat Raiser, was led to bell t that cats Ol c ch apcr to ra' e than crlldren and she now ha 59 Glanclng around we saw school bus dri er, Wayne Bergdoll Like father like son ta J say His chief stop is the Robert Ottenweller residence We saw Kathl en fScheumanl Ottenweller herding ncr qulntupl ts onto th bus Bob is fi st t1m since l 54 Down at U C L A Mary Bohnk ha struck it rich For being voted the ,rettiest teacher, she won a ten year contract :ith M G M Marlin Doctor, coach of the Bruins, has been doing a fine coaching job, but vas v ry d1S8PDOlDt6d about losln the Hose Bowl gan to li cousln,Verle, coach of the Indiana Hoosiers The last that Colleen heard, Regina Dorn elf instructing at Arthur Murray's For a while, he wa hating quite a time t ching Ed Bradtmueller, Feather eet , the latest steps in ballet Down in ole Kentucky, Lynn Brown operates a general store His neighbor, Ed Krauss, is composing his fifth symphony in C flat As everyone knows, Elsie Flora is campaign mana er for the charming candi date, Anita Ma land, for the first lady president the U If Anita is elected she has promised Arnold Scheumann that he will be her front door butler Ruthie Sorg, our informant told us, is doing very well with her charm school A steady customer is Sweet Sue Blaising, but her most recent customer is Shirley Sprague, who is preparing todouble for Marilyn Monroe, in Hollywood Just at that time, we were almost knocked off the park bench by a Great Dane, being chased by Robert Renninger, city dog catcher in a city wide Dragnet! Don 'Short snuff' Frane, is playing for the Pistons He is allowed to stand on a chair for his free throws Neil Barclay was recently named 'Speed King of the South Anthony Speedway, with much credit given to his ablest mechanic, Vera Stotlar Colleen told us of Monsieur Dallas Fredericks' new masterpiece, which is on display at the Hoagland Art Gallery It was done in Paris, where Dallas is now do ng a new one called 'The Nose Carl Hoffman is still traveling about with his 'Messy Breakdown Harris', entering all of the tractor pulling contests Joan Diemer is busy designing a gown for Lucile Ratllff, who is to sing at the Metropolitan Opera House, next month Going on down the lane, we were shocked to see Killer Kenny Koeneman being thrown out of an exclusive restaurant owned by Gerald and Russell Sorg, by Harold Kleine, the head bouncer Professor Richard Stoppenhagen has found a Job on T V He draws portraits on the 'Kiddie Hour Neal Sheehan is doing very nicely in T V work too stars on the Red Buttons Show Colleen's next words were drowned out by some weird noises which rose and fell in the afternoon sunshine air. Above the din, she explained the noises were being made by Shirley Buslck. She is still trying to teach her dog to play the trombone. Walking back to our starting point, we noticed largaret Jamison, the owner of a Used Car Lot, trying to sell her worn out '55 Mercury to Joe Minnich, who is a traveling salesman for the No-Doze Pill Factory, guaranteed to keep Seniors awake even during classes. As we passed by the ball diamond in the park we heard a familiar voice and found it to be none other than lhrilyn Herman coaching a group of girls in her favorite sp.'t of softball. As we were leaving the park, we met Wilma Grotrian who was relaxing during her lunch hour in the warm.sunshine. She told us she was the private secretary of her wealthy and prosperous employer, Dick Pyle. le left Hoagland, satisfied that all was well with tne members of the Class of 1954. L. C. Roth, Sheet Metal and Heating, Poe, Indiana L , ' g' ' V a r f L , mee . l . e. s ' a s . 1 - , . P 'W ' ,hy s .e . . s s: . U L - 'ni ' . 'i 47 r -. . i A c'e . n 'll be e ls, . 1' s . ' , . L 'J - Q le' . . ' . . e 'Q ' e e . coach of the Hoagland team. He is trying this year for the state title, the . r ' e 9 . , e s ' . n -1- v . . J e ,A ' Q m .e 1 s V . . U s was ' J . s s . ea N' f' VI l . . . I O 3 - l of . S. ' 1 I C O - I , O W I . O -2 W' - C ' e I I . O '. . He O