Normandy High School
Classes of 1924 - 2024
Jeannie Probst Hogan
| Class Year: | 1973 |
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| Residing In: | MONROVIA, CA USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Patrick Hogan - '72 (See Yearbook) |
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| Homepage: |
View Website |
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| Occupation: | TBD I have a good 40 years yet! |
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| Children: | Two daughters, 4 grandchildren and THREE great grandson! |
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| Military Service: | USAF SPOUSE IN GERMANY  |
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Jeannie's Latest Interactions
Posted on: Nov 29, 2024 at 11:09 AM
Happy Birthday!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY,GRACY!
Debbie! 626 278-3855 or jeanahogan@gmail.com
Hi Colleen! You n Debbie..same birthday!
Hope you had a super day!!
Jeannie Probst Hogan
Hi Debbie! Trick or treat late...No...Happy Birthday!
Jeannie
Hope you had a GREAT BIRTHDAY!
Happy birthday follow up! I hope Mary passed on my wishes...fellowCancer!
Happy Day of Birth..God's Child & Sister!
Happy early Cancer Birthday wishes! Always..Jeannie Probst Hogan - MONROVIA CA!
Posted on: May 24, 2024 at 6:30 PM
I vote Jim deserves the "FRIENDLY HAPPY BIRTHDAY GREETER" AWARD!!
Mine is July 16th and I'll be 70! (shhh, i just let everyone know my age!!!)
Jim - I'm a GREAT GRANDMOTHER, TOO!
I loved you comments! Keep it up!
Jeannie Probst Hogan
Posted on: Apr 07, 2024 at 12:21 AM
Happy belated Birthday, Chica! Miss you!
Jeannie
626 277 3855 or jeanahogab@gmail.com
Debbie...it's Jeannie! Pat and I are still together! March 16th 2024 was 50 years for us! Call or txt me at 626 278-3855 or email "jeanahogan@gmail.com" or snail mail to:
Jeannie Hogan
1020 Oakleaf Avenue
Monrovia, CA 91016
I'm debating on going back into Real Estate or doing what I thought I might do "when I got older" and take back up Art...like Georgie OKief! I would love to hear from you and how you are doing!
You & Naomi are always on my mind and in my heart!
Jeannie Probst Hogan
Hi Rita! It's Jeannie Probst Hogan and this is what Patrick and I have been up to!
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY – MARCH 16, 2024
Patrick Hogan NHS ’72 And Jeannie Probst Hogan NHS ‘73
Greetings from Pat & Jeannie!
We have always been unconventional, so why start now! We just thought we would share our 50th with all of our fellow Vikings from Normandy High School and to wish you a belated HAPPY EASTER!
We met at Normandy during a double date with two of our classmates and then a year passed until we both landed in Mr. Ragland’s chemistry class! I tripped Patrick! Let’s not mention the flask of sulfuric acid he was caring! That night he asked me out on a date. He initially said “this is Pat” and I responded “Pat who? Oh ya, that Pat!” By the end of the date, I had his class ring and we have been together ever since. I guess you could say we had CHEMISTRY!
Where did we go and what have we been up to after leaving Normandy? Well, we set our tentative wedding date for the spring of 1974. Patrick was one year at UMR Rolla (his folks had planned on putting him through college) and I would be graduating Normandy. Then, in the summer of 1973 Patrick got his draft notice for Viet Nahn (no deferment available) – so he interviewed the branches of the military and signed up instead for 6 years in the Air Force and planned to marry me. “Uncle Sam” came looking for him, in boot camp, saw he was doing really well, so they left him there. Actually, he qualified as a “Sharp Shooter/Marksman”, which put a target on his back! He had to get permission from the base commander to get married (fine print on being enlisted in the military – you become property of the U.S. Government). It was granted and we got married on March 16, 1974. We got to travel a bit – Northern California, Germany (for over 3 years) with side trips to London, Ireland and Paris. The German language class I studied at Normandy, with Frau Cutty, came in handy! From there, we got reassigned to South Dakota (got to see Mt Rushmore and froze our asses off), and back to Southern California – where he was discharged. We told the government to leave us in Los Angeles and we didn’t need to go back to St. Louis – we would do just fine! Patrick took advantage of his G.I. benefits and attended Cal Poly Pomona, graduating with Computer and Electronic 5 year degree while I worked as a restaurant manager and supported our family. His first gig out was at the Jet Propulsion Lab where he and another engineer type colorized satellite data for the first time. To this day, when you see the weather map on the news, that’s your fellow Viking’s “artwork”. After he graduated, it was my turn. I now have a California Real Estate Broker’s license.
We are coming up on 71 and 70 and doing fine! Two daughters, Four grandchildren and two great grandchildren later! The easiest way to reach us is via my e-mail which is ‘jeanahogan@gmail.com’ and just say “it’s _____from NHS”. I’ll even make sure Pat responds to you!
Nice chatting! Stay happy and well!!
Patrick & Jeannie Hogan
jeanahogan@gmail.com
Luck of the Irish!
1020 Oakleaf Avenue Monrovia, CA 91016
Hi Dave!
It's Jeannie Probst Hogan! How's it going?
Well, here's what Pat and I have been up to...
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY – MARCH 16, 2024
Patrick Hogan NHS ’72 And Jeannie Probst Hogan NHS ‘73
Greetings from Pat & Jeannie!
We have always been unconventional, so why start now! We just thought we would share our 50th with all of our fellow Vikings from Normandy High School and to wish you a belated HAPPY EASTER!
We met at Normandy during a double date with two of our classmates and then a year passed until we both landed in Mr. Ragland’s chemistry class! I tripped Patrick! Let’s not mention the flask of sulfuric acid he was caring! That night he asked me out on a date. He initially said “this is Pat” and I responded “Pat who? Oh ya, that Pat!” By the end of the date, I had his class ring and we have been together ever since. I guess you could say we had CHEMISTRY!
Where did we go and what have we been up to after leaving Normandy? Well, we set our tentative wedding date for the spring of 1974. Patrick was one year at UMR Rolla (his folks had planned on putting him through college) and I would be graduating Normandy. Then, in the summer of 1973 Patrick got his draft notice for Viet Nahn (no deferment available) – so he interviewed the branches of the military and signed up instead for 6 years in the Air Force and planned to marry me. “Uncle Sam” came looking for him, in boot camp, saw he was doing really well, so they left him there. Actually, he qualified as a “Sharp Shooter/Marksman”, which put a target on his back! He had to get permission from the base commander to get married (fine print on being enlisted in the military – you become property of the U.S. Government). It was granted and we got married on March 16, 1974. We got to travel a bit – Northern California, Germany (for over 3 years) with side trips to London, Ireland and Paris. The German language class I studied at Normandy, with Frau Cutty, came in handy! From there, we got reassigned to South Dakota (got to see Mt Rushmore and froze our asses off), and back to Southern California – where he was discharged. We told the government to leave us in Los Angeles and we didn’t need to go back to St. Louis – we would do just fine! Patrick took advantage of his G.I. benefits and attended Cal Poly Pomona, graduating with Computer and Electronic 5 year degree while I worked as a restaurant manager and supported our family. His first gig out was at the Jet Propulsion Lab where he and another engineer type colorized satellite data for the first time. To this day, when you see the weather map on the news, that’s your fellow Viking’s “artwork”. After he graduated, it was my turn. I now have a California Real Estate Broker’s license.
We are coming up on 71 and 70 and doing fine! Two daughters, Four grandchildren and two great grandchildren later! The easiest way to reach us is via my e-mail which is ‘jeanahogan@gmail.com’ and just say “it’s _____from NHS”. I’ll even make sure Pat responds to you!
Nice chatting! Stay happy and well!!
Patrick & Jeannie Hogan
jeanahogan@gmail.com
Luck of the Irish!
1020 Oakleaf Avenue Monrovia, CA 91016
Hi Pat!
It's Jeannie Probst Hogan! What have you been up to?
Here's my long winded letter!
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY – MARCH 16, 2024
Patrick Hogan NHS ’72 And Jeannie Probst Hogan NHS ‘73
Greetings from Pat & Jeannie!
We have always been unconventional, so why start now! We just thought we would share our 50th with all of our fellow Vikings from Normandy High School and to wish you a belated HAPPY EASTER!
We met at Normandy during a double date with two of our classmates and then a year passed until we both landed in Mr. Ragland’s chemistry class! I tripped Patrick! Let’s not mention the flask of sulfuric acid he was caring! That night he asked me out on a date. He initially said “this is Pat” and I responded “Pat who? Oh ya, that Pat!” By the end of the date, I had his class ring and we have been together ever since. I guess you could say we had CHEMISTRY!
Where did we go and what have we been up to after leaving Normandy? Well, we set our tentative wedding date for the spring of 1974. Patrick was one year at UMR Rolla (his folks had planned on putting him through college) and I would be graduating Normandy. Then, in the summer of 1973 Patrick got his draft notice for Viet Nahn (no deferment available) – so he interviewed the branches of the military and signed up instead for 6 years in the Air Force and planned to marry me. “Uncle Sam” came looking for him, in boot camp, saw he was doing really well, so they left him there. Actually, he qualified as a “Sharp Shooter/Marksman”, which put a target on his back! He had to get permission from the base commander to get married (fine print on being enlisted in the military – you become property of the U.S. Government). It was granted and we got married on March 16, 1974. We got to travel a bit – Northern California, Germany (for over 3 years) with side trips to London, Ireland and Paris. The German language class I studied at Normandy, with Frau Cutty, came in handy! From there, we got reassigned to South Dakota (got to see Mt Rushmore and froze our asses off), and back to Southern California – where he was discharged. We told the government to leave us in Los Angeles and we didn’t need to go back to St. Louis – we would do just fine! Patrick took advantage of his G.I. benefits and attended Cal Poly Pomona, graduating with Computer and Electronic 5 year degree while I worked as a restaurant manager and supported our family. His first gig out was at the Jet Propulsion Lab where he and another engineer type colorized satellite data for the first time. To this day, when you see the weather map on the news, that’s your fellow Viking’s “artwork”. After he graduated, it was my turn. I now have a California Real Estate Broker’s license.
We are coming up on 71 and 70 and doing fine! Two daughters, Four grandchildren and two great grandchildren later! The easiest way to reach us is via my e-mail which is ‘jeanahogan@gmail.com’ and just say “it’s _____from NHS”. I’ll even make sure Pat responds to you!
Nice chatting! Stay happy and well!!
Patrick & Jeannie Hogan
jeanahogan@gmail.com
Luck of the Irish!
1020 Oakleaf Avenue Monrovia, CA 91016
