Hudson High School - True Blue Yearbook (Hudson, WI)

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II President, Archie Bowers Vice President Paul Tourtellot Treasurer Walter Beggs Cheer Leader Eleanor Roe Already one has dropped from the ranks of 52 who entered High School. .Joseph Hammill has left Hudson to live in Seattle, Washington. However, his loss was compensated for by the ac- quisition of Bernice Seavey, who comes to us from St. Paul. Watch for the “Trne Blue” box. Rule 1. Every person must put something in it. Rule 2. No perspn take anything from it. Note: Please b nd your literary compositions to the literary editor. On every Tuesday noon There's music in the air, And folks that pass the High School Olt list, enchanted (?) there. P. 0., in geometry—“And therefore—I cau't give it.” Freshman looking at the tire escape—“I don’t see how the fire can escape down that thing.” The Senic? s know how to give a “feed. Just ask the editor for names to prove the statement. Geometry sroposition—To prove that a girl loves you. Proof: “All the world loves a lover. ”—Shakespeare. There is hope for the sinner in the look of the room who has to sit by the instructor in charge. Although the Seniors had a high percentage, some of them attempted suicide when they saw their Physics standing. A class will soon be established to teach the Freshmen how to walk up stairs. They have a habit of falling.

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10 sou High School burn, the students should go out in the followiug order: The Sophomores first, as the world needs smart people: the Seniors second because they pity ihetn, the Juniors third, for no reason of any importance, and the Freshmen last, because they are in no danger as they are too green to burn. Our class this year numbers 48. At our meeting held in October, the following class officers were elected: President ... Lew (j0ii Vice President - Burnice Gridle.y Secy, and Treas. Edmond Bleier Class Reporter - Nora Stapleton The girls of our class did quite well at r o ng up at the ball park on Saturday afternoons We hope that they will soon have some class yells composed. The A division of Sophomore English has just finished reading “Silas Marner. Our Ancient History classes expect to begin Greek vfyth logy soon. For Sale—A large assortment of ear ornaments. Apply to Harry Hodgins and Edwin Becker. It is hoped that Florence Burghardt will soou be back with us again. Botany seems to be the source of a great deal of worry to the Sophomores now a days. FRESHMAN CLASS REPORT. We, the Freshmen of Hudson High schooljiave been earnestly looking to the time when we might class ourselves with the Bril liaut ones; but we now feel vividlv green against the wonderful darkness of the Sophomores and we Know we can never occupy with such dignity the positions now tilled by our highly esteemed fellow classmates, the Sophomores. We are much obliged for but a glimpse of the lofty Seniors. We listen wiui much fervor to the wise sayings dropped by the Juniors. The Freshmen are represented where talent or abilii v is need- ed in the development of High School spirit; namely, in Glee Club Foot Ball, and Orchestra. The following officers were elected at the beginning » f thelterm» Staff - Charles Kellv

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There is a motion in order to put anew column on the writing chart; some cannot tind a place to compare their scribe. Some yelling at the mass meeting. The Janitor informs us that the roof raised three inches. Mr. Fuller-We can not sinsr sacred songs in school: Its against the Law. Who was talking about a supper for the football squad? Advice to the Freshmen— Don’t contradict what the juniors say, If they say a thing i’s so. It’s so, even if it isn't. Don’t get in the way of the Seniors; rerwove your anatomy when you see one coming. He may be in a hurry and step on you. What makes seat 12 in range 15 so smooth, answer—Happy Bonnes. Save up your money for, verily, we say unto you the basket- ball tickets will soon be out. • The teachers had their visiting day Oct. We‘luid a nice little vacation. ‘ '. Twinkle, twinkle little Senior How we wonder what you are Up above the rest so high Yet so far from the sky. Freshmen— Don’t go upstairs so fast; you don’t reach Hekveri in one jump. The thermometer in the office never gets above 40 degrees We wonder why. William Crandal tryed to explain the meaning ot the word “ honorificabitudimtatibus” to the Lit. class. It is a pity to have all the weak ones on weekly cards. Here’s hoping the weak—weekly—list will be done away with. Miss Server iinformed us that the High Sceool was no tramp asylum. “Willet, why don’t you sit baci here. You can’t ever see any- thing. Miss. H. “ I am a teacher now, but I shall n t always be one- Who is to be the lucky one?)