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

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SENIOR CLASS PLAY BOOTH TARKINGTON’S The Intimate Strangers The Senior class play. “The Intimate Strangers,” by Booth Tarkington, was pre- sented on Tuesday evening. May 21 st. The play was produced by arrangements with Samuel French of New ork. The play is a story of a girl of yesterday and a lawyer of uncertain age who are virtually stranded in an old railway station. Because of a hurricane which has disrupted railway service both are rather uncertain about the future. In the nearby farmhouse of the girl, whither they go. the blase lawyer is tortured to submission, after he has dared doubt the age of the girl whose hand he has reverently kissed the n.ght before in the sta- tion. Meanwhile, having expressed a rather sharp opinion of “brazen hussies in breeches,’ he is subjected to the storm siege of a young woman “in breeches,’’ who longs for a seri- ous adventure with an elderly man before she decides what she wants. Cast of Characters The Station Master ...................................... Ronald Pederson William Ames—A lawyer of uncertain age Harry Burton Isabel Stuart—A girl of yesterday Florence Moe Johnnie White—Her admiring suitor Irving Swanson Aunt Ellen—who disapproves of the modern youth Gwendolyn Coveil Mattie....................................................... Fern Solheim Henry.................................................... Clifford Ncreen Considerable interest in the class play was indicated by the fact that nearly everyone in the class tried out for a part. Tryouts were conducted early in April. Rehearsals were under way by April 1 5th. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Weatherhead directed the play.

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 TRUE BLUE 1929 FORTY-SIXTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT MAY 24. 1929 Eight O’clock PROGRAM ...................................M iss Edith Hanson ......Rev. J. T. Kneen Girls’ Glee Club ................. Fern Gridlev ...........Irving Swanson ......................Edgar G. Doudna Sec. Normal School Board of Regents Vocal Solo..............................................................Helen I.ove Presentation of Honor Award Supt. Rock Presentation of Diplomas C. E. Day Benediction ....... Rev. J. T. Kneen March................... Invocation............... Music......... President’s Address Vocal Solo Class Address............ BACCALAURELATE SERVICE HUDSON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SUNDAY, MAY 19. 1929 5:00 P. M. Processional—“Onward Christian Soldiers” Opening Sentences The Lord’s Prayer..................... Hymn 516 By all Present Prayer for the Graduates and all Mankind The Goodness of God Psalm XXXIV My Faith Looks up to Thee........................................... Hymn 345 Scripture Lesson Veni Creator—“Come Holy Ghost Our Souls Inspire” Hymn 289 Baccalaureate Address......................................... Francis P. Keicher Solo—Miss Marion Crary ......................... -.................... Selected Closing Prayer and Benediction Recessional—“Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah” Hymn 414 Class Motto................................... “To Be Alive As Long As We Live” 122|

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MOST REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR HARRY BURTON The most representative Senior is chosen by the faculty who take into consid- eration scholastic records, developments of character, and participation in activities.