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

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13 William C. We have not taken up single and married life yet. Miss S. No, not all of us. Freshmen—Don’t ring upthe fares (fairs) this isn’t a street car. Carl Anderson is cutting a wisdom tooth. Miss Smart is watching for results. There is no disgrace in being poor and proud; but few are proud of being poor. (Red ink) Miss H. —Give the recipe for dropping a perpendicular, Aud- ible whisper- “Drop cake’’ Be careful that when your hands go up that your mouth does not go open. Found—Book entilted, “Songs of Praise for Number Two’’. G. Me. German 111. Translating “Das Kind istJung”. The child is junk. Mr B. on halting in Gym,—You must place the foot on the floor bv the one in the air and then come to attention Miss S.—Now, Winnifred, suppose you had a man down town If you think there is money in killing time; just ask the butcher. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENCE This is the first appearance of this column, but in order to have vour question answered in the next issue have it in the hands of local editor for one week following the date of this issue, he will have enough to do after that. Charles E.—An inexpensive shoe-polish can be made from soot from the stove with a little sour milk and vinegar. M. S.—You wantagirl to go to the show with you. Idon’tknow but you might ask one. Happy B.—You wish the growing recipe, ask Mr. Burkholder for his stone stretcher; by careful appliance you may benefit there- by. W. A.—You will find the answer to your inquiry in the twelfth chapter of Matthew. Mr. Fuller—we don’t believe the pupils should object to three rhetoricals a year. You may do so if you wish. The best thing you can do in his ca e is “parole” him from class for an indefinite period. P. T.—The best remedy for your sickness would be quite vaca- tion in the healthy air of liberty hill. E. R.—No I don’t believe it is considered good form for a fresh man girl to go with a senior boy, but taking into consideration the conditions in “your case” we will allow it. S. Sanderson.—I don’t know where you can get a pass for the new bridge. You might ask Mr. Hunter. A. Z.—You wish to know if she cares, smile’at her and look for

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12 Dennis Hennnssey 1892 isprofessor of oneof ihe large high schools in California. Thomas Roe ,1889, is in Calgary Canada. Edward Oliver is tirst lieutenant of the Arnei ican garrison in the Philppine Islands. Ida Erickson, 1904, holds an important gove meat position in Panama. Verna Jones Carish, 1905, is in California. John Harding 1890 made his home in India for a time while study- ing the method of treating cataracts of the eye. LOCALS. Mr. Terry visited our school on December fourth. The re- port which he sent to the state superintendent was verv favorable and showed that he chusidered our school in a good condition. Re- marks concerning our teachers were particularly gratifying. He made the statement that several of them were “excellent” and none of them “poor”. The greitest adverse criticism was concerning the building. When it was built it was never inteneed to accomo- date the number of students that we now have. Not only was Mr. Terry’s report favorable but Mr. Treleven sp ke very highly of the work of our Commercial Department. Miss H—There are so many Raymonds and Williams in this class I will have to make up some nicknames. R. B. You needn't mind making upone for me mine is “Happy” Miss S. Why weren’t the Great Lakes simply fine large Lake? Charles E. Because the glacier left a lot of sentiment there. Miss H. Your oral biography is next. Bob. B. Yes m—I support Washington. Once upon a time when George was a little boy, he was born;I forg it the date. Miss S. What is the difference between the word Emperor and Empress in German? Bob. H. One is male and the other female. Miss G, (In Medieval History ) All the rest of the nations seem to want a slice of Turkey. Miss H. Explain stamps. Charles E. a stimp is a piece of pa- per an inch square with scallops around. Miss H What is the meaning of infinite? R. B. “Bat y” Mr. (In Physics) What are you doing? R. B. Resting. The pen is mightier than the sword but it requires the ink's assistance. Miss H. Now suppose two of you have a friend what would you have? H. R. A friend in need. Roy Palmer appears in Geometry with mits on. What’s up,; Must you handle the subject with gloves on or did you think you were going to work on the section?

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u EXCHANGES We like to think of ourselves not as “we” but as “they” and see how “they” improve at each new publication, and we delight in seeing our exchanges improve hand in hand with us making each new issue better than the last. We have theexchange column just to help each other and to be helped by praise given our st rong points, and kindly criticism to strengthen our weak places. The Thanksgiving number of the “Spartan”, Sparta, Wiscon- sin was received. The cover is attractive and excellent in design and material. The cuts are extraordinarily good. Among those who have made wonderful improvement since their first issue is the “Mirror”, Mondovi, Wisconsin. We would like to succeed in improving at the rate at which you are making good. Have you seen the Thanksgiving issue of the “Laurentian' Lawrence College, Appleton. Wisconsin. If not. you have missed a treat. The departments are in perfect order. It is certainly an excellent paper. We have been honored by receiving the “Picket”, Shepherds College, Shepherdstown, West Virginia. Would not an exchange department improve your paper? A woodpecker lit on a freshman’s head, and settled down to drill He bored away for half a day, and finally broke his bill. Ex. (The following is a revision of an Exchange:) The Seven Wonders of the World. 1. The Senior Class. 2. The True Blue Staff. ( ? ) 8. Our Faculty. 4. Mr. Burkholder’s Jokes. 5. Our Gym. b. The German Club. 7. “Happy” Bonnes’s Oratory. She: Why do they always cheer when a fellow gets hurt in a foot ball game. He: So the girls can not hear what he is saying, Ex. I stood on the bridge at twilight As the game drew near a close In triumphant mood I steadfastly stood On the bridge of the half-back’s nose. The True Blue Staff wishes all of their exchanges a prosper- ous New Year.