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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

M' L ...fggf-e,n-vu .- X .-if-1 I- i, ,WV , , , t ' X. N. -1, X X1 , x 'V , r. 'Q . 'x:1, ., I, , .. Q Wm:- Q. . 71' A f X. X 5, A ix 1453-'g F, ,, M, A ii T , . 'Q .'s,' 7 Q, KWMZ44 W HOAQLAND HIGH sc:-ioon. PRESENT ' Tl-IE SHPE f 06' I ,,- rr1gJW K- 'H+ - F - Km YEA .5 . .',' A. A- 'L Q b , , . K? f . X It SCHOOL BOARD The school board has worked hard This year in solving The many problems. Their main project was the expansion of The school building, which Took many late hours of planning. The expansion included Tour new grade rooms, which were in use by the latter part of December. A north wing is also being added, but it will not be used until next fall. Work was started in March To remodel and enlarge The gym. Shown above are The members. Left To right: Mr. Scheumann, Mr. Berning, Trustee of Marion Township, and also Treasurer of the board, Mr. Lybarger, President, Mr. Reynolds, Trustee of Madison Township, and also Secretary of the board, and Mr. Scherer. SECRETARY I lost my pen, did you see it? HMaY I borrow your stapler? These are only the small prob- lems with which Mrs. Dorothy Holle, Secretary, helps us. She is always ready To help both stu- dent and faculty members. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE .gf . TO THE SENIORS OF 1957 The sands of time run through the hour glass in a never ending stream. An eventful hour was checked on September 4, 1956-8:10 A.M., when the Class of 1957 started on the last mile of its high school career on which the sands of time will run out at 8:30 P.M., May 13, 1957. Now again, soon, it will be time for each of you to start the hour glass on another iourney-that iourney of living in this world that we live in with the sands running out in success or failure- happiness or sadness-acceptance or reiection, by standards set by society and yourselves. Your teachers over the past 12 years have endeavored to train each of you to be ready for this iourney and its responsibilities through education. As your Principal, I believe education is the essence of the democratic hope and that education keeps alive the aspirations of every person that he and his children will have an opportunity to improve his lot. I also believe that education is the substance of freedom-the inquiring mind-the searching spirit-the quest for new frontiers-all these are the basic forces for freedom. With integrity and honesty as watchwords, the search for truth is ever to be encouraged. I believe that educa- tion is the means of the individual's cultural and spiritual fulfillment. Man does not live by bread alone but through the cultivation of his fellow men and deeper devotion to his God. I believe every student has a creative spark and the development of this spark is your most sacred task. This spark makes you truly human-gives continuity to existence and gives hope for the future. Ultimately man remains a secret to him- self. Man sees himself only in manifestations, not as an essence. Perhaps this spark indicates that nothing is impossible if each of you Seniors will have the necessary patience and intelligence to face the iourney you are about to start. I wish to congratulate you for such a fine iob done on this yearbook. May it in the future bring back the fond memories of your iourney through Madison-Marion Consolidated School. With kindest personal regards and best wishes for everything that is good and honorable to each of you in the SENIOR CLASS of 1957. I remain- Your Friend Maze-Law VINCENT R. GUENTHER, Principal ? ADMINISTRATICN IRLE BRIDGE MRS. CAROL BROWN DON DEEMER Indiana Umverglfy Ball State Huntington College B S B S Q- I MRS. COLLEEN FINNELL University of Louisville Louisville A.B. FRED G Indiana A.B. IDEON - VIRGIL GRABER PAUL HARWOOD University 4 4 ff Athenaeum College Huntington College B.S. WILLIAM JUSTICE MRS. HELEN MACKLIN MARCEAU MYER RICHARD WEICK a Sfafe Ball State State Teachers College Manchester College BS M.A. B.S. B.S. fa ,yy .4 .f' fm? ,,lN 'WZ 4 2- ' ' k ,.,. ,. fwv.-,Aff k ., K .47 , .wi ' sf' gig,-..'.r,Q. , P: I 'I' - Q '5 Q . 4 f -5 . P L, H xg 1'Qq,41:': : . 1 :, X- , Q. - ' 11. vp? f sENloRs Q 31' ' A ,-rw K' The Senior Class convened and began its last journey in high school with a membership of thirty-six and elected the following as class officers: President, Cliff Hoffman, Vice President, Dean Brown, Secretary, Romona Hoffman, and Treasurer, Delores Lepper. The class elected as a most capable and efficient spon- sor, Mr. Justice, who advised the class in its many problems. As has been the custom in years past to take a trip to New York and Washington, the '57 class also looked forward to its trip with much enthusiasm. To finance the trip, all the members worked on such projects as selling concessions, working on a scrap drive, working at a bake sale or car wash, plus other proiects, Yes, the Senior Class has experienced both work and fun in its iourney through high school and to them these experiences will remain moments to remember. x ai LYNDA KOEHLINGER DeDe Cheerleader l, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 4, Maiorette 2, Octet 3, Y-Teens 3, , it K x Sz, any 1 pf' NORBERT SCHROEDER Norb FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Ha-Y 2, Play 4, Student Council 4, Octet 4, Glee Club 4. MARJORIE BULTEMEIER Margie Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Octet 3, Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Hurricane Staff 3, 4: Music Contest I, 2, x -5 Play 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Booster Club 3, Class Officer 2, Student Council 2, ,MJ w U, l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Algebra Play 3, 4, Volleyball 3, Bowling 4, An- 'J 4 ' Contest 2, Geometry Contest 2, Contesll 3, nual Staff 4, Dance Band 4. xiii A, ' 4, Bowling , Dance!ABand 3, .4, 4 M. . fi ,. l- 5 Y gl yM',,,. lvl -al ls .l if 'B ,- l ,QI 1' -f vi,-6 I ' ' 'f W,l,vlNMf ' 4 J' I ' fQf'ffffWn - c 1 ff it f C as li ,A ' X ,ll J W. in '7 of Q l ill'Jl ZW! fly 0 l . 1- ' ' 1 ,JA .1 lv, l . 4 , Q l ff '2 I 'J LEROY MINNICK BEVERLY BQWERS LARRY GERARDOT Roy Bev Bowling -4. FFA l, Hi-Y 2, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. Choir 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Annual Staff 4, Music Contest 3, Bowl- ing 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Hurricane Staff 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Contest 3. to CAROLE SPRAGUE Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Octet 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Bowling 4, Maiorette 2, 3, Y- Teens 3, Music Contest 3, Play 3, 4, Vol- leyball 3. 8 CLIFFORD HOFFMAN Cliff Class Officer l, 4, Glee Club 4, Annual Staff 4, Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, Octet 4, Ping Pong 2, 3, Geometry Contest 2, Math Contest 3, Hi-Y 2, Bowling 4, FFA l. MARCEIL KOENEMANN Marcy Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Play 3, 4, Octet 3, Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Music Con- test 3, Class Officer 2, Bowling 4, Y-Teens 3, Student Council 2. JAMES GRO'l'RlAN MARY BERGDALL DONALD MINNICK -lim Booster Club 2, Bowling 4, Hurricane Staff Don Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, 4. FFA I, Hurricane Staff 4. Class Tourney I, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, BowlA ing 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. E-Lf A KEITH GUENIN George D Booster Club I, 2, Hurricane Staff 3, 5, Annual Staff 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Y-Teens 3, DELORES LEPPER Baskefball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, , Annual S1aff4: gowling Ai Class Tourney 1, Class Officer 4, Octet X37 Latin Contest lg Play 3, 4, English Contest 3, DAR Best 2, 3, 4, FFA l, 2, 3. Citizen, Bowling 4. SHIRLEY WOODRUFF RALPH SELKING MAURICE SCHEUMANN Maurie Class Officer 2, Basketball 1, Glee Club 4, Boys' Chorus 45 FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, RUTH RENNINGER Hurricane Staff 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. Hurricane Staff 4, Play 4, Glee Club 4, FFA Hurricane Staff 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4. 4. GENE BROWN DONNA HOFFMAN Hurricane Staff 3, Bowling 4, Barbershop Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Annual Staff Quartette 3, Brass Quartette 3, Band 3, -4, Y-Teens 3, Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Class 4, Music Contest 3,1 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Officer l, Maiorette 2, Booster Club l, 2, Manager 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Dance 3, Music Contest 3, Octet 3. Band 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Class Tourney 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4. MARY RO-ll'l ROBERT BAUERMHSTER Pinky B05 Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Booster Basketball li FFA lr 2, 3, 42 l'll'Y 2- Club l, 2, 3. DEAN BROWN Basketball 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Music Contest 3, 4, Allen County Band 3, Play Class Tourney 'I, 2, 3, 4, Quartette 3, 4, Class Tourney 1, 2, 3, 4, Quartette 3, 4, Brass Quartette 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM BUSICK Willy CAROLYN SCHERER LESTER ZELT ROMONA HOFFMAN Hurricane Staff 3, 4, Music Contest 3, Les Mamma Play 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 4, English Con. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Class Tourney l, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Play 3, 4, Hurricane test 3, Algebra I Contest 1, Y.Tee,-,S 3, A, Hi-Y 2, Baseball T, Glee Club 4, Hurri- Staff 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Bowling 4, An- Annual Staff A, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, cane Staff 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Class Ofti- nual Staff 4, Octet 3, Music Contest 1, 2, Bowling 4, Octet 3. Cer l, Bowling 4, Track l, 2, FFA l, 2. 3, Band T, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Dance Band 3. KENNETH SORG RICHARD WIETFELDT CLARA lVllNNlCH Kenny Dick Normy Bowling 4, FFA 4, Hi-Y 2. Student Council 3, Class Officer 3, Bas, Hurricane Staff 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4. ketball l, Track l, 2, FFA l, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 4, Hi-Y 2. LARRY ROTH ELAINE FUELLING KENNETH HOCKEMEYER Hurricane Staff 3, County Band 2, Music Hurricane Staff 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Speech KENNY Contest 2, 3, Clarinet Quartette 2, 3, 4, Contest 3, County Band 2, 3, 4, Music Sfudenf Council 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Dance Band 4, Glee Club 4, Boys' Chorus Contest 1, Glee Club 2, 3, Booster Club 1, Chorus 4, Glee Club 4, Hi-Y 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, Vol- 2, FFA 1, 2. leyball 1, 2, 3, 4. DEAN LEPPER MARJORIE FRYBACK DONALD SOLT Lep Margie Don Basketball 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Class Booster Club 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, Class Tourney Officer 2, Baseball 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Track 1, 2, 3. 4-df' F LARRY I - RALPH ELAINE A A ROMONA . X , M A ,E , E is 5 ,Q it 5- L. .N . Q -E E Nfl ,xx ki QM r. Fa k r DEAN JUNIORS The ThirTy-six members of The Junior class elecTed The following peo- ple as Their class officers: Gary Ake, President Dale Fry, Vice PresidenT, Veronica Minnich, SecreTary, Barbara Vinson, Treasurer, and Mrs. Mack- lin conTinues as Their sponsor. The Juniors made an aTTack aT Their financial problem by selling ChrisTmas cards and magazines along wiTh oTher proiecTs. They received Their class rings and are saying, of course, ThaT They are The besT ever. Gary Ake Carol Barclay Tom Beerman Paul Bergdall Keith Bohnke Marlene Bultemeier Evelyn Conrad Richard Conrad Roger Franke Dale Fry Wayne Gibson Beverly Grotrian Alfred Hockemeyer Jeanette Hoffman Patricia Hoffman Dorothea Jamison Ronald Johnson Edward Kennerk Larry Marhenke Duane Melcher William Meyer Robert Miller Veronica Minnick Katherine Mueller David Meireiter Norman Richman Delbert Scheiman Roger Schuller Ervin Sorg Larry Springer Angela Stallbaum Judy Stults Bob Spuller Barbara Vinson Judy Webber Not pictured Roberta Koenemann 'Q X .11 3 Q r lla, , - 3: ' Q - -my vi ... O, 3 . f 1. A i -. ' S il 2 ig A 5 L iT3L?5ri2Ss 'Q -if is if S' -fi yu BULTEMEYER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Decatur, Indiana The Sophomore Class, con- sisting of fifty-six members, convened last fall and elected the following class officers: Tom Grotrian, President, Kathy Bohnke, Vice President, Susan Luginbill, Secretary, David Hockemeyer, Treasurer. They elected Mrs. Finnell as their sponsor for the year. In addition to receiving their sweaters, the Sopho- mores also started earning money for their senior trip by selling holly at Christmas time. SOPHOMORES T-lun up Ku, Jerry Anderson Odelia Beckman Harold Bleeke Robert Bowlby Kathy Bohnke Patty Brown Douglas Clark Donna Doctor Greg Galligher Donna Conrad Diana Fryback Dale Gerardot Frances Gottscha Ann Grossman Janet Grotrian Tom Grotrian Kay Heckler lk Dave Hockemeyer JoAnn Hughes John Kimberlin ',.: Jeff King Janet Kleinknight Kenny Krauss Carol Lepper Susan Luginbill Gene McGowen Carolyn Melcher Forrest Menze Don Morton Elsie Neuman Beverly Oehler Lula Ratliff Karen Reiter Janet Roth Larry Ruble ,W t- 75 is 1 if 2 My F Q its J rv ...J YQ e 5 K' ivls Q if lsts sly L airs my f as as 5 ., Nix : -:S A wa: -. W , i 1 iii if ...L X Q. sh. . :fx .,, .BE JP' S 5? X N ' X i i ' Ralph Scheumann Roger Scheumann Beverly Schlaudroff ,Ed Schmidt Dave Schweigel Albert Selking Carl Sheehan Janice Smith Karen Smith Dale Sorg Lucille Sorg Janice Roth Lloyd Thompson Richard Thornell Stan Webber Willard Wietfeldt Geraldine Wilson Ruth Woodruff David Youse Shirley Zelt Not pictured: Vashti Ball . ,fa if ,, ww., is 'N- if-. h The Freshman Class, consist- ing of sixty-four members, made its debut at Hoagland last fall and elected the tol- lowing as its class officers: President, Dan Perry, Vice President, Susan Menze, Sec- retary, Lou Ann Meyer, Treas- urer, Robert Dietrick. FRESHMEN Judith Barclay Judy Bauer Eugene Berning Loyd Bratmueller Jack Braun Joseph Brinker Lorine Bultemeier Norma Bultemeier Stanley Behrman Sheldon Campbell Joan David Robert Dietrich Charles Driver Stanley Eme Arnita Franz Donald Grodrian Sharon Grotrian Theodore Hamrick Fay Heckler Lew Heiser iW:,,.,.. 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L HIM. . - 1 , I ' ' 'g .u,Q A ' ' 5. , '-'i -'lifli-f3ff'l'd ' .2 N' .. f 61,4 A ,- -iff- .., u 'K ff First row: Mr. Graber, Sharon Ann Hall: Marna Metheney: Susan Shive: Mary Alice Knefelkamp: Betty Bowers: Sharon Rose Knefelkamp: Jackie Napier: Leila Rothgeb: Rita Felt. Second row: Charles Gudakunst: Don Jeanine Beerman: Christine Counterman: Judith Bergdall: Christine Schmiedel: Betty Vinson: Tomi Kistler: Deanna Reynolds: Eldon Bergdall. Third row: Terry Kistler: John Grogg: Kenneth Hoffman: Ed- wardt Berndt: Donald Niereiter: Gerald Gerardot: David Bradtmueller: Rex Ruble: Ty Lubinbill: Ralph Marquardt. Not pictured: Mrs. Brown, sponsor. YN x6l'l1 Yl vim S?-GRFD First row: Mr, Weick, sponsor: Diane Walters: Mary Zepeda: Bonnie Hoffman: Judy Marquardt: Barbara Hoffman: Barbara Smith: Prissilla Perry: Eula Kleinknight. Second row: William Joy: Ted Koehlinger: Gene Reynolds: Ann Greasley: Patty Summers: Deanna Lehman: Charlotte Fuelling: Connie Luginbill. Third row: Ray Gottshalk: John Guenther: James Felt: Howard Gudakunst: Billy Ausderan: Phillip Lydy: Lloyd Gibson: Charles Grossman: Robert Dumtord: Dick Schweigel. GRADE ADMINISTRATION GEORGE CHRISTIAN MISS KATHLEEN DEMPSY MRS. AGNES DUNKIN Asbury College Central Missouri Franklin College A.B. State College A.B. Ball State B.S. M.A. MRS. BEATRICE HOWER MRS. LOIS MARTIN MRS. MARIAN MEYER St. Francis College B.S. BULTEMEIER CONSTRUCTION CO. Decatur, Indiana Ball STBTS Manchester College B.S. B.S. MRS. MARTHA QUINN JOHN SCHARCH Ball State Brockport Teachers B.S. College B.S. Yl 975 QYJXDE First row: Mr. Christian, teacherp Nancy Sheehan: Jennifer Stallbaumy Sue Campbellg Arlene Shroyerg Diane Mackinsong Barbara Smithg Margetta Gottschalkg Charlene Brown. Second row: John Bowers: David Grodrianp Dorsey Roth: John Snarrg Mary Groggg Diana Schweigelp Connie Alcantarp Loretta Kimmelf David Harklessp Alan Brunson. Third row: David Andersong Harold Tignerg Stanley Meyersg Marvin Murfieldy John Fishery Bill Vinsong Harold Hamricky Tom Bradtmuellerp Larry Miller. YN 6 fo Y6QJ,,9 First row: Joe Fishery Dennis Johnson, Ernest Kistlerp David Spragueg Loyd Gerardotp Garry Lybargerg Paul Vinsonf Larry Napier: John Daughertyg Mr. Scharch, teacher. Second row: Jacquelin Smithy Cheryl Kingp Rita Gudakunstp JoAnn Jonesy Diana Newhouseg Sharon Gibsonp Sherry Fordyce: Lee Anne Metheny. Third row: William Stroupg John Driverp Lynn Bradtmuellerf Robert Countefmang Mike Wallaceg Steven Shroyerp Dale Reynoldsy James Nord. Not pictured: Donald Thornell. Q L .. ... .. 16 00? Y' 6350 Rebecca Hart Vicki Cowles John Youse Gloria Waldrep Cheryl Shaffer Dennis Jeffrey Mrs Dunkin teacher Second row Mary Zepeda James Clark Momca Myers Donna Schwelgel Darlene Lehman David Smith Michael Bolner Robert Kimmel Gary Macklnson Duane Heckler Arlene Benhold Margorle Rothgeb Third row Kay Gresley Donald Guenther Michael Luganblll Rose Ann Busick Gale Rothgeb Susan Ausderan Richard Hobbs Shirley Salway Dee Ann Lybarger Nancy Symons Paulana Beerman Barbara Johnson Fourth row Robert Bogard Robert Wilson Michael Beerbower James Scott Mark Hoffman, Gmger Bell Sandra Felt Sandra Gotchell Lola Mae LeFavor, Philip Clark Nancy Marquart, Melody Kramfeld Not pictured Jimmy Mclntosh - 6 A A Q 3 . ,. -2 First row: Jerry Hoffman: John Hobbs, Richard Rothy Thomas Shirkg Gloria Zepedap Lynne Gottchalkg Linda Bergdollp Mary Le Nelle Methenyg Cynthia Ausderanp Mrs. Hower, teacher. Second row: Ricky Dumfordp Danny Harklessg Kip Luginbilly Craig Mclntoshy DuWayne Schweigelp Caryl Johnsony Ann Symony John Fast: Sheryl Daugherty. Third row: Judy Napierp Pamelia Griebelp Kay Fordyerg Sally Lydyp Gary Smithp Ruth Cagnetg Michael Emerickg Marsha Linnemeierg Susan Sommers. Fourth row: Virgil Shivep Ricky Aspyp David Vinsonp Michael Tignerp Larry Larrencey Janice Johnsonp Joel Hoffman. First row: Mrs. Martin, teacherp Susan Smith, Karen Shroyerp Pauline Zepedag John Kraftg Edward Grapo 2 ' ' 2 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 . . : 2 2 ' 2 ' 2 ' ' 2 ' 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 ' 2 A . : I i . . . F . F 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 2 - 1 2 ' 2 ' 2 2 ' ' 2 2 2 ' 2 Q XAXY55 'YGYJXQ First row: George Relue: Bobby Jones: Cregg Perry: Joseph Symons: Lois Bowers: Nancy Waldrep: Ann Hobbs: Grant Stroup: Dennis Springer: Joe Lehman. Second row: Mrs. Coak, teacher: Calvin Smith: Sheila Wagner: Virginia Sprague: Shirley Smith: Margo Hobbs: Jim Cagnet: Paulette Beerman: Sharon McFadden: Mrs. Quinn, teacher. Third row: Laura Kranifield: Gloria Huffman: Jean Gresley:, Mike Horman: Julie Fordyce: Earl Lortie: Richard Kistler: David Goff: Michael Saalfrank. Fourth row: Billy Bogard: Bill Som- mers: Louis Guenther: Paul Menze: George Gerardot: Arthur Hughes: Neal Heiser: Randall Beerman: Eugene Kimmel: Terry Anderson: Jimmy Gresley. Not pictured: Vicki Patten: Harold Staley: Mike Snarr. QC S2609 '29 Q, CVO First row: Marlene Wagner: Cherie Relue: Gale Bradtmueller: Jane Heckler: Marilyn Kimmel: Danny Kraft: Douglas Beerbower: Valerie Fordyce: Wanda Brouwer: Bernie Hart: Mrs. Meyer, teacher. Second row: Linda Hurt: Bobby Cowles: Peggy Newhouse: Jimmy Hobbs: Arthur Menze: Jeanne Meyer: Kenn Reynolds: Connie Goff: Paul Myers: Terry Schaefer: Debby Metheney. Third row: Larry Marquardt: Beverly Griebel: Sue Ann Schnepp: Betty Doctor: Brent Gabrielson: Cynthia Hurt: Julie Zepeda: Edward Hor- man: Paul Cagnet: Michael Larravee: Randy Walters. i. Mrs. Meyer is busy teach- ing her first graders to count. 2. Mr. Scharch shown help- ing fifth graders with their problems. 3. Second grade all dressed up for a Thanksgiving pro- gram. 551 .as - 1...-. aff 1 'WZIQQ 3 ,,-...uv 4. Mr. Bridge showing the shop boys the proper use of machinery. 5. Mrs. Hower busy having class recitation. fQ' Ani I --army Mrs Brown busy with the Art Class A typical Senior Home Economics Class Shown as Mr Justice helping beginning typlsts Mrs Macklm assisting alf Senior students in English ps Mr. Gideon and his Modern Physics Class Mr. Gideon teaching Trigonometry. steps in action X1 Q i::+ ,...'f- HCAGLAND WILDCATS 'KEITH' Y ,BOHNKQ ' 'DALC WOM 'JIM' 'BOB' ff 'ifr RON' 'ROG DAV , E, 'FRANKE nw Vw -N K U . sir 3'-, u ,4. 'fe QA ' , A 2 42 5 gym.-' 'fl K u - 1 15 vw 34M Q' 5 x ,nn B Z L- sa? i FQ J if l - 9-. VARSITY RESERVE DATE OPPONENT SCORE SCORE Nov. 2, 1956 Ossian ................ 67-53 22-24 Nov. 6, 1956 Adams Central ....... ....... 6 3-56 30-38 Nov. 9, 1956 Arcola ................ 68-50 34-38 Nov. 16, 1956 Decatur Catholic ..... ....... 5 8-55 39-35 Nov. 20, 1956 Monroeville ..... 51-43 28-39 Nov. 30, 1956 Monmouth .... 58-56 31-23 Dec. 7, 1956 Leo ............ 83-95 32-49 Dec. 14, 1956 Huntertown ........... ....... 5 1-41 29-40 Dec. 15, 1956 Lafayette Central ...... ....... 7 0-65 47-40 Jan. 4, 1957 Monroeville .............. ....... 6 1-57 31-23 Jan. 8, 1957 Huntington Catholic 52-64 36-25 Jan. 11, 1957 Harlan ................... ....... 4 9-57 26-29 Jan. 17, 1957 Woodburn ..... 65-55 County Jan. 18, 1957 Leo ......... 57-59 County Jan. 25, 1957 Elmhurst ..... 45-43 42-40 Feb. 1, 1957 New Haven ..... 56-62 34-55 Feb. 8, 1957 Monmouth .... 57-44 37-35 Feb. 9, 1957 Fremont ..... 65-74 29-24 Feb. 15, 1957 Woodburn ....... 71-59 42-30 Feb. 22, 1957 Union of Wells ............................... --- - - -- - Feb. 27, 28, and March 1, 2, Sectional Tournament The Hoagland Wildcats proved to be quite a surprise to almost everyone this year. They have a record thus far of 13 wins and 6 losses which is quite good by anyone's standards. It is, in fact, one of the best records a Hoagland team has had for quite a number of years. They played two games in the County Tourna- ment, the first when they defeated the Woodburn Warriors in the opening game of the tournament by a score of 65-55. The other game was with the Leo Lions who had beaten them during the regular season by a score of 95-83. Leo was chosen the winner of this second match by a score of 59-57, and later went on to win the tournament. There are thre Seniors on the basketball team, they are: Grotrian, Guenin, and Zelt, who helped a lot in bringing Hoagland its many vic- tories. The Reserve Squad had a reasonably good season also. They have a record of 9 wins and 8 losses. At the beginning ofthe season they seemed to lack experience, but they learned rather quickly and have really improved since the beginning of the year. BROUWERS GAS 81 OIL Monroeville, Indiana Phone: 8707 Q--4, Pictured above is Coach Paul Harwood and Assistant Coach Don Deemer. These men are constantly faced with new problems and decisions but ---..... they meet them with an air of confidence and soon solve them. Hoagland is proud to have such fine men to lead its basketball team. mmm ,Mfg in Our hardworking timekeeper and C k h 'll T I L - sore eeper, Ric ard Youse and Dow Counterman, are shown at one of the ballgames, . A r .., ,- The unsung heroes ofthe players' bench are our student managers, Gene Brown and Stan Webber. They are two boys that help a lot when the basketball season rolls around. HOME STORE MARKET Monroeville, Indiana W-1 ,,,, WY, , n- r ir 'I' md' Pictured above are four energetic Freshman Cheerleaders: Sally Hobbs, Lorine Bultemeier, Lou Ann Meyers, and Kathy Hoffman. These girls had very good style and motion in their various cheer and introduced and perhaps originated some new cheers for our Hoagland fans. BOOSTER CLUB At the time pictures were taken for the yearbook the Booster Club had not been organized. Nevertheless, the Booster Club was well organized by the time the Sectional Tournament was here. Mrs. Macklin was the faculty advisor for this group, which was comprised of I 14 high school students, boys as well as girls. All Booster Club members purchased hats of blue and white before the Sectional so that our colors might be displayed in our cheering block of white with a blue H. Here are the two peppy gals who led cheers for our Junior High Team. They are Don Jeanine Bearman and Marna Metheney. X! f 0541 BCA XDCA, Xi JR. HIGH BASKETBALL First row: John Guenther, Gene Reynolds, Don Neireiter, Phil Lydy, Rex Rubie, Bill Ausderan, Sonny Joy. Second row: Dave Bradimueller, Jack Gregg, Ken Hoffman, Terry Kistler, Coach Scharch, Bob Turney, Howard Gudakunsf, Ty Luginbili. BASEBALL First row: Bob Dietrich, Roy Lepper, Dan Perry, Bob Saalfrank, Keith Guenin, Larry Springer, Tom Grotrian. Second row: Dave Hockemeyer, Jack Braun, Stan Berhman, James Grotrian, Tom Beerman, Bob Miller, Roger Scheumann, Dale Fry. 'EF' 'MJ Y? cw. ily' 'M TRACK TEAM First row: Doug Clark, Lloyd Thompson, Dave Neireirer, Wayne Gibson, Ron Johnson, Ed Kennerk, Larry Springer. Second row: Jeff King, Roger Scheumann, Bob Miller, Tom Beerman, Dale Fry, Tom Lloyd Thompson, David Neireiter, Ed Kennerk, Ron Johnson, and Wayne Gibson. Groirian, Dan Perry. J K ,NQNN iimx GJ .1 3 QW' -. Gene Brown, Ron Johnson, Chuck Driver Doug Clark Jim Grotrnan and Dean Brown 1-nf' games. After quite a number of our home basketball games the Stu- dent Council sponsored sock hops which were quite popular with the students. Music was provided by the County Recreational Di- rector, Mr. Marion Moak, who played records and called square dances. Many of our students learned various dances which were previously unknown to Hoagland. Q . -nl, lr x Elsllyfjl ' 5 activity. DWIGHTS MIDWAY SERVICE-Hoagland, Indiana .1 R Fifi ,: Other activities in which the students of Hoagland participated were bowling, dancing, and roller skating Bowling was introduced to Hoagland for the first time this year ,, Eight teams, each comprised of both girls and boys traveled to New Haven every Thursday evening after school and bowled two Another new activity was roller skating which was done on th gymnasium floor. The skates were equipped with plastic rollers which would not mar the playing floor The skates were bought b the school and a small charge was necessary for the upkeep and ills' replacement of the skates. Hoagland was the first to our knowledge to begin this skating activity and many inquiries from other schools were received as to the possibilities of starting a similar noontlme -0175 .ff --S 5 Wx, if Y7' 12' xi' Hoagland is very proud of the High School Band which plays for all home ball games, holiday programs, County tournaments, and graduation. First row: Kay Heckler, Donna Doctor, Ann Grossman, Janet Kleinknight, Fay Heckler, and Mr. Myers. Second row: Judith Stults, Deanna Reynolds, Angela Stallbaum, Karen Smith, Ty Luginbill, JoAnn Jones, and Judy Bergdall. Third row: Joy King, Romona Hoffman, Larry Roth, Janet Roth, Sue Luginbill, Ann Gresley, and Dorothea Jamison. Fourth row: Don Neireiter, Marceil Koenemann, Beverly Bowers, JoAnn Hughes, Robert Dumfort, David Bradtmueller, and Margie Bultemeier. Fifth row: Kenny Krauss, Gene Brown, Barbara Smith, Janice Smith, Ted Hamrick, Jack Grogg, and James Felt. Sixth row: Eldon Bergdall, Sheldon Campbell, Kenneth Johnson, Janice Roth, Dean Brown, David Neireiter, and Russell Igney. Seventh row: Jeff King and Elaine Fuelling. X N xJ ND ff 5? 'Pb J: BAND 22 B Saxophone players are: Janet Roth, Ann Gresley, Sue Luginbill, Dean Brown, Janice Roth, David Neireiter, and our trombonists Margie Bultemeier, and the clarinetist is Larry Roth. Guitar player are: Janice Smith, Barbara Smith, and Gene Brown with Lynda is Elaine Fuelling and baritone is Jeff King. Trumpet players are: Koehlinger as pianist and Mr. Myers, director. MAJORETTES First row: Shirley Zelt, Marna Metheny, Lula May Ratliff, and Pafflfila BFOWN, -lane' GI'0lflal'L BeVeflY Oehleff Caf0lYf1 MelCl'leY Don Jeanine Beerman. Second row: Patricia Summers, Judy Bauer, MBYY H0CkemeY6f. Tomi KiSTler and Kathryn Bohnke. I B R i First row: Jennifer Stallbaum and Arlene Beihold. Second row: DRUMS: John Guenther, Ted Koehlinger, Gene Reynolds and LeAnn Metheny, Gary Lybarger, James Felt, Harold Hamrick, Eula Kleinknight. David Anderson, Dorsey ROHM John Snare, Jimmy Nord, Ann TROMBONES: Ernie Kistler, Mike Wallace, and Barbara Smith. Gresley, Robert Dumfort, Melody Kranifeldt, and JoAnn Jones. I 3,3 The Hoagland High School Choir, under the capable leadership of Mr. Myers, sang for class plays, the holiday programs, baccalaureate, graduation, made a re- cording of Christmas Carols for the Lincoln Tower, and participated in the Choral Festival. First row: Carolyn Scherer, Marceil Koenemann, Delores Lepper, Margie Bultemeier, Sally Hobbs, Carole Sprague and Karen Smith. Second row: Evelyn Conrad, Janice Roth, Jeanette Hoffman, Lou Ann Meyer, Lynda Koehlinger, Geraldine Wilson, Joy King, and Arnita Franz. Third row: Veronica Minnick, Kathryn Bohnke, Kathleen Hoffman, Norma Bultemeier, Beverly Schlaudroff, Carolyn Melcher, Marlene Bultemeier, Mary Hockemeyer and Lorine Bultemeier. Fourth row: Sue Luginbill, Donna Hoffman, Janet Grotrian, Romona Hoffman, Dianna Fryback, Katherine Mueller, Angela Stallbaum, Judith Stults and Janet Roth. Fifth row, Judy Webber, Beverly Bowers, Kenny Krauss, Dean Brown, Jim Grotrian, Don Grodrian, Ted Hamrick, Carol Barclay, Beverly Grotrian and Sharon Grotrian. Sixth row: Gene Brown, Kenny Hockemeyer, Maurice Scheumann, Lester Zelt, Norbert Schroeder, Cliff Hoffman, Larry Roth, Jeff King, and Chuck Driver. SENIGR BOYS OCKET SEN1 GIRLS QR 'OCTET Maurice Scheumann, Cliff Hoffman, Kenny Hocke- meyer, Norbert Schroef der, Lester Zelt, Larry Roth, Dean Brown, Gene Brown, with Lynda Koehlinger at the piano. Donna Hoffman, Mar- ceil Koenemann, Romona Hoffman, Delores Lepper, Lynda Koehlinger, Caro- lyn Scherer, Margie Bultemeier, and Carole Sprague, with Judy Webber at the piano. SOPHOMORE GIRLS' OCTET Frances Gottschalk, Karen Smith, Kathryn Bohnke, Janet Grotrian, Carolyn Melcher, Ann Grossman, Janice Smith, and Sue Luginbill, Janet Roth is pianist. Ili I ofa? la '- mffllx . 1 ,..... a - ,eF', .gg r--A-'v-1 af., all , , , .K X K-1' sae.. ...ts 'fit JUNIOR CHOIR First row: LeAnn Metheny, Rita Gudakunst, Sharon Gibson, Sherry Fordyce, Diana Newhouse, JoAnn Jones, John Fisher, John Driver, Mike Wallace, Loyd Gerardot, David Sprague, and Bob Counterman. Second row: Deanna Lehman, Jackie Smith, Cheryl King, Sue Campbell, Diane Mackison, Margetta Gottschalk, Larry Napier, Bic Stroup, Gary Lybarger, Jimmy Nord, Ernie Kistler, Steve Shroyer, and Dale Reynolds. Third row: Bar- bara Smith, Jennifer Stallbaum, Mary K. Grogg, Loretta Cimmel, Charlene Brown, Nancy Sheehan, Stanley Meyer, Charles Grossman, John Guenther, Robert Dumford, William Joy, Philip Lydy and Billy Ausderan. Fourth row: Bonnie Hoffman, Mary Margaret Zepeda, Priscilla Perry, Ann Gresley, Patricia Sum- mers, Connie Luginbill, Barbara Smith, Eula Kleinknight, Barbara Hoffman, Charlotte Fuelling, Judy Marquardt, Susan Ball and Diana Walters. Fifth row: Judy Bergdall, Jackie Napier, Deanna Reynolds, Sharon Hall, Don Jeanine Beerman, Christine Counter- man, Tomie Kistler, Christine Schmiedel, Marna Metheny, Susann Shive, Leila Rothgeb, Betty Bowers and Rita Felt. f at 5 5 , Nqr! Nita-XA I F I T X llll' X. 1-J STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, now in its third year, has been responsible for many school activities. They have sponsored sock hops after basketball games, programs for various holidays, skating at noon, and a Twerp Week, concluded with a Sadie Hawkins Dance. The officers are Bob Miller, president, and Janet Roth, secretary. Mr. Harwood supervises it. Other mem- bers are Howard Gudakunst, Buddy Girardot, Larry Ruble, Dan Perry, Norbert Schroeder, Kenny Hocke- meyer, Don Grodrian, Angela Stallbaum, and Margie Bultemeier. F. F. A. Shown are the members of the F.F.A., Hoagland Chapter. First row: Don Shifferly, Dan Perry, Dale Fry, Tom Grotrian, Dave Hockemeyer, Norbert Schroeder, and Paul Bergdall. Second row: Delbert Scheimann, Richard Thornell, Ralph Scheuman, Doug Clark, Williard Wietfeldt, Duane Melcher, Alfred Hockemeyer, and Wayne Gibson. Third row: Forrest Menze, Maurice Scheumann, Kenny Hockemeyer, Lloyd Thompson, Mr. Bridge, Ervin Sorg, Kenny Sorg, Ralph Selking, Bob Bauermeister, Richard Wietfeldt. 'nm nd -'15 -Q 3 5-iffy X Futuna FARMERS or Ag1ERicA X, VYFTT in ha -' !if?,e.2!,f2, rr AOF AQ 3, c D cakes. B fo of Ccugixb G uid K H0 lxil lui A D mg SENIOR CLASS PLAY THE KATZ' WHISKERS, a comedy farce, was chosen as the Senior Class Play. lt consisted of a larger cast, and was a little longer than usual. Mrs. Macklin rendered her services as director. Most of this year's cast, had also participated in last year's play. The members of the cast, as shown at right, are as follows, Lynda Koehlinger, as a sultry young lady, Ardyth Helfer, Carolyn Scherer as a patient mother, Mrs. Katherine Katz, Mar- ceil Koenemann, as an overly-plump lady, Mrs. J. Gurney Helfer, Norbert Schroeder, as a Swedish handy-man, Oscar Jorgenson, Ro- mona Hoffman, as a young lady boarder, Thelma Thorpe, Margie Bultemeier, as a pert seventeen year-old daughter, Mitzi Katz, De- lores Lepper, as a whiny woman, Mrs. Alicia Katz, Donna Hoffman, as a young lady boarder, Kay Ryland, Mrs. Macklin, director, Carole Sprague, as the maid, Elviry Sapp, Mariorie Fryback, prompter. Sitting: Dean Brown, as a spoiled son, Paul Katz, Mary Roth, prompter, Cliff Hoffman, as a super salesman, Humboldt Buzzard, Ralph Selking, as a shaggy bewhiskered man, John Thomas Katz, Gene Brown, as a friendly young man, Algernon Mallard, Richard Wietfeldt as an athletic type boy, Rodney Katz, Beverly Bow- ers, as the bearded lady, Tabitha Katz, and Larry Roth, as the tattooed man, Clem Corkins. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Class Play was really a big event, because it was the first opportunity for most of the members of the Cast to show their ability in dramatics. GRANDAD GOES WILD, a three act farce, was chosen by the class, and Mr. Justice directed it. The cast as shown at left, is as follows: Standing, left to right: Cliff Hoffman, as a sly tramp, Horatious Xenophon Hooley, Mar- ceil Koenemann, as a pleasant understanding woman, Mrs. Laura Morton, Donna Hoffman, as a cute young girl, Jane Woods, and Ro' mona Hoffman, prompter. Sitting: Carole Sprague, as a complaining spinster, Miss Drusilla Dobbins, Dean Brown, as an attractive young mart, Jack Norwood, Lynda Koehlinger, as a glamour-type, man- crazy girl, Della Harrington, Mr. Justice, di- rector, Delores Lepper, a frigidy maid, Angie, Carolyn Scherer, prompter, Larry Roth, as a rather stupid policeman, Grogan, Gene Brown, as a regular young boy, Kip Shadduck, and Margie Bultemeier, as an attractive girl, Betty Shaclduck. Two members of the cast are not pictured. They are: Yvonne Schmidt, as a pompous woman, Mrs. Victoria Harring- ton, and Jim McGowan, as a spry old man, Grandad. tllll' HURRICANE STAFF The advanced Typing class, under the supervision of Mr. Justice, published the 1957 Hurricanes. Margie Bultemeier was the Editor and Romona Hoffman the As sistant Editor. ANNUAL STAFF Lynda Koehlinger served as Editor of the Annual Staff while Carolyn Scherer, Business Manager, took care of The finances. The photographs of the various classes were arranged by the Class Editors, Donna Hoffman and Delores Lepper. The sports were taken care of by Gene Brown, Sports Editor. Organization and photography responsibilities were taken by Margie Bultemeier and Marceil Koenemann respec- tively. Romona Hoffman served as Music Editor. The advertisements and subscrip- tions were collected by Keith Guenin and Carole Sprague. The staff worked under the direction of Mrs. Macklin. v BUS DRIVERS The men responsible for our safe arrival at school are the bus drivers. They are as fol- lows: First row, left to right: Art Scheumann, Glen Rey- nolds, Coyle Fry, and John Salwa. Second row: Austin Y Bergdall, Melvin Scherer, Rein- hardt Franke, Ed Hallfeldt, Henry Bohnke, and Don Bohnke. ummm Q COOKS To please the taste of the students is the aim of our cooks. Mrs. Stella Mahlan plans the menu. Her helpers are Mrs. Kraft, Mrs. Brown, and Mrs. Aspy. CUSTODIANS Our able custodians work hard to keep the school clean. They are Sam Counterman and Otto Hockemeyer. . I ijvvfvc g6 l'f'7 V Af 3'-X ff., 5 cmfv' DR. HARRY H. HEBBLE Op'Iome+risI' 3lO N. 2nd S+ree'r DECATUR, INDIANA Phone 3-43 I 8 COMMUNITY RESTAURANT MONROEVILLE, INDIANA Phone 8668 ALLEN COUNTY CO-OPERATIVE ASS'N INC. New Haven and Arcola, Indiana YOUR BUSINESS FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM SUPPLIES FARM EQUIPMENT REPAIR Welding and Blacksmifhing Phone 5459 MONROEVILLE, INDIANA Complimenis of LUCIUS SOMERS Joini' S+a+e Senaior ALLEN AND NOBLE COUNTIES THE MARQUART FUNERAL HOME MonroeviIIe, Indiana E. LESLIE MARQUART, F. D. Phone 8279 GIANTS PLACE FARMERS FEED 8: SUPPLY Fish - Friday Nigl-1+ Phone 5608 Chicken - Saiurday NighI' MONROEVILLE, INDIANA MAPLES, INDIANA Le'-gy Emenhiser LANTERNIER FLORISTS, INC. Flowers for AII Occasions A-I252 FORT WAYNE. INDIANA Plumbing and EIec+ricaI Supplies ROUSSEL BROS. HARDWARE WE DELIVER L.P. GAS FOR COOKING AND HOME HEATING 7II7 Decaiur Road Phone H-3300 CompIimen+s of MONROEVILLE LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. Call +he Lumber Number -5432 MONROEVILLE, INDIANA EMIL SCHEUMANN General Con'Irac'I'or Phone: I Long 2 SI1or+s on 38 HOAGLAND, INDIANA frf,sfNCvCN?-IKSZ-C'NSQ,Xv R5 SXIQEQE' 10 'V V ' VJ 0 . 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COMPANY f, eu EMUSIC HOUSE DFY GoEi5o:'CEfZgxg+o'Wear if'-TTI' J WurIi+zer Pianos - Organs 'OVER :oo YEARS A QUALITY STORE V We-2 +INg+'Ume 'fS - Rewfd P'aYefS Decahm lndiaha Qjif' 'TTI Sheef Music - Records I: L. mf R 0 'I36 W. 2nd SIreeI', Decafur, Indiana Chicken SI'eaIcs Chops Seafoods INSLEY'S STONEHOUSE RESTAURANT . Fine Foods f U.S. 24 Wesi aI' Time Corners PHONE K-7259 ,J . fn ,'.,.f I I -I fl ' J CompIimenI's of 6 MILE PLACE JV' of UI , ,mix IE , DECATUR DAILY DEMOC RAT Adams CounI'y's Only Daily jc Z., I C ,MMV POE X JJ I W BARBER SHOP ,-I V. VJ C W5 VCV V ' 1 Poe, Indiana I . j a Ll UW BABERS JEWELRY STORE Decafur, Indiana OASIS RESTAURANT Decafur Road QWVMCOQORT WAYNE, INDIANA BERENICE'S BEAUTY SALON Phone 3 SI1orI' on 70 HOAGLAND, INDIANA X fyfgg' L. C. ROTH SI1ee'r Me+aI and Heafing X POE, INDIANA Phone: Poe 3 SI1orI's on I5 6 5 I rf' . , I' - 4 I 4 X + A QJLIQHI fy Complimenis of DR. FRED HARLESS vi. My YOUR TIIOIIBLES I ,..1AWA G, z -,.. .1.'111'.'V1V utub f., .1,, VIAZ .',' FUELLING GARAGE Specializes in IGNITION, CARBURETOR. MOTOR TUNE-UP AND GENERAL REPAIRS Phone: 2 Long on 56 Il' MESHBERGER BROS. SI'one Corp. CONTRACTORS AND PRODUCERS OF AGRICULTURAL LIMESTONE, CRUSHED STONE AND BITUMINOUS MATERIALS Phones Hoagland 76 Linn Grove 5-53II PIeasan+ Mills 7-72II AMSTUTZ INSURANCE AGENCY 3I09 S. Calhoun S'Iree'I' For'l' Wayne H-I I5I I59i: SAFE DRIVING DISCOUNT AII Forms of Insurance AUTO FARM LIABILITY DWELLING HOUSEHOLD WIND LIFE HOSPITALIZATION mfpwwr 0 Eff ffgddls! SERVICE Mfg W' Complimenfs of MW. : ' ' L f m Io + if :L Wh s o M L 70 A ' IQ HOAGLAND W NEY FARM EQUIPMENT D SALES W A IGM Sales, Truck Sales Machinery Dealer.. 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