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

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 RUS ’26 Miss Hovde, Miss Offerdahl, Miss Hansen, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Lomnes Miss Langworthy, Mrs. Goldberg, Misses Morgan, Anderson, Davis and Buell GRADK SCHOOL BUILDING

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= c RUe ’26 £LU£ Senior Class History “North or south or east or west. There’s but one school we love the best. Over all it tow'rs: Other ones may grander be. But there’s none for you and me, Like this old school of ours.' Our class has retained from its Freshman year most of its members, so that we still have about forty-five students. In 1922 we entered high school, a band of green frightened freshmen. The first few weeks were hard, hut we soon picked up courage and since that time have proved our capacity for hearty co-operation. W e have entered every possible school activity and feel, therefore, that we have been a model for under classmen and future students. Our class has consid- erable athletic material worthy of special mention, our outstanding participants being Olaf Jenson, captain of the football squad; lintil Anderson, captain of th basketball quint, ‘26: as well as Gordon Robbins, Henry Jenson, Edward Boody, and Stewart McMaster, who have proved adept athletic stars from their first at- tempts. The girls; Ann Marson, Imogene Miller, Elinor Gillen, Margaret Muckenhirn and Marie Mulvaney co-operated in making a girls’ basketball team. Imogene Miller, Louise Olson, Margaret Lundeen, Helen Becker, Alma Fyksen and Bonita Noreen, have represented us in the commercial line, while Mar- garet Muckenhirn. Ann Marson, Elinor Gillen, Imogene Miller, Bonita Noreen. Margaret Ilellweg, Marjorie Hughes, Gordon Robbins, Edward Boody, Nolan Jac- obson, Arthur Recker, John Kees and Eugene Hanson were active representatives in the glee clubs. The debate teams of ’26 were composed largely of Seniors, who were; Olaf Jenson, Harold Clark, Edward Boody, Marjorie Hughes and Bonita Noreen. We very much regret the loss of some of our classmates. Marjorie Hanschel moved to Cannon Falls, Minn., Mrs. Robert McLaughlin was nee Mar- jorie. Ellis. Milton Jeska is attending school in River Falls, Zilda Audette is work- ing in St. Paul and Florence Burkhardt is attending business college. Mrs. Melitta King has l»een our able class adviser during our Freshman Junior and Senior years. W e feel that a great deal of our success is due to her assistance and willing co-operation. She has been efficient and very faithful in her work and we take this means to thank her for her untiring efforts in our behalf. When we were Freshmen, it appeared to us that we had to climb a mountain l’eak. but now that we are Seniors and have climbed to the top we find that we are only in the foothills of life. We are beginning a new life. As we look over the horizon we see other hills to climb and beyond them the pinnacle of high achieve- ment. We are fortunate in having educational blessings showered on us, and proud that we are graduates of the Hudson High School and members of the class of 1926 which has established an enviable record. —BONITA NOREEN.