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

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Top row, Everett Sandeen, Ronald Pederson. Howard Wright. Mr. Schulke, Alphonse Stayherg, Harold Keith. Alfred Everson, Arthur Sandeen. Second row, James Caldwell, Carl Johnson, Kenneth Kottke, Irving Swanson, Harold Olson.

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20 TRUE BLUE BASKET BALL The basketball season for the Hudson High school was fair in-as- much as there were many hurdles to jump over. The early season games with Prescott and Spring Valley were turned into defeats by our opponents and counted against us at the tournament rating. After the Christmas holidays the team rallied and took into camp the following teams: Spring Valley. Ellsworth, Roberts and River Ealls. The strain of the last two games seemed to be too great and a turn in the playing started a three weeks slump. During this slump we were defeated by Roberts, River Falls, and New Richmond. Taking this slump into hand and mastering it, the team played great basketball the last two games of the season. The team showed power and ability in defeating Ellsworth and Elk Mound. Nine men were awarded letters; seven will be back next year. BASKET BALL RESULTS Played at Hudson 11 Hudson L4 Prescott 19 Spring Valley 25 Spring Valley 11 Hudson 14 Ellsworth 12 Hudson 20 Hudson 16 Roberts 14 Hudson 13 Hudson 13 Hudson 10 River Falls 12 Roberts 14 New Richmond 34 New Richmond 22 Hudson 11 Hudson 17 Ellsworth 6 Hudson 17 Elk Mound 13

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22 TRUK BLUE SENIOR CLASS SONG Tune: How Can I Leave Thee. Our high school days are gone, And so we come to say, To each and every one, Farewell to thee, ’Tis sad to part from thee After so many years Of friendship and good will. Which shall cling. Long will our hearts recall Each joy that has been ours, For time can ne’er destroy Mem’ries of old. Teachers and classmates true, We at our parting hid A fond farewell to all. Fare thee well. S. B. L. G. WANT ADS Ralph Wasson ....................................... A pom padour Catherine Casanova .................................An alarm clock Tommy Kelley................... Someone to keep me out of mischief Henry O’Donnell ......................A book of German proverbs Alice Baker....................A diamond ring, the genuine article Doris Jacobson...............A new laugh: everybody wants a change Lavern Mulvaney .... Some dancing pumps that will stand a lot of wear Wilson Fillbach .......................... A hair brush—a stiff one Freshman....................An inexhaustible supply of chewing gum Cecil Dolan ................ A large quantity of note paper—cheap HOW WOULD THEY LOOK? W’alter Drolsom Irene Hanson ... Margaret Murray Roy Hess........ ...... In kilts .... With curls . Snake charmer Selling perfume