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

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TRUE I i EU E 1930 A SUCCESSFUL YEAR I am glad, indeed, to take this opportunity to express my appreciation to all concerned, for the successful year just end- ing. I he spirit of the student body has been the best in a period of ten years. One’s attitude toward life, institutions, and fellow men will determine one's success and happiness. Our student body has had good, wholesome, positive attitudes. I his has been reflected in our work and our play. Our activi- ties have been more successful than for some time past. Our scholarship has improved. Failures have been reduced and other marks have shown a corresponding increase. Courtesy and leadership have been more apparent than for some time past. 1 believe that our homes and churches deserve much of the credit for this positive development in the character and achievements of our young people. After all the school re- flects to a large extent the community personality and char- acter. It is not difficult to understand our school development when we observe the whole hearted spirit of cooperation and help, evidenced by our citizens through our Parent Teacher’s organization. Commercial Club and various other organizations. Through the efforts of our Board of Education well trained and conscientious teachers have been secured. The school plant and equipment is second to none. The community mav expect dividends in return of well trained boys and girls of character who have wholesome attitudes toward government, institutions, and men. EDWARD P. ROCK. 2$13j@

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EDWARD P. ROCK TRUK BLUE 1930 3 12}

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