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

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REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR ROBERT CLAPP “Give to your school the host you have and the best will come hack to you. The above quotation may well be applied to the faculty’s choica of representative senior; viz., Robert Clapp. He has given the best that he has in scholarship, character, leadership and loyalty, so it is with the greatest pleasure that this honor is conferred upon him, who so well des:rves it. The words of Joseph Addison seem to express the senti- ment of the faculty in relation to Robert’s school ta.ecr: Tis not in mortals to command success But we’ll do more. Sempronius; we'll deserve it .

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ANDREW ANDERSON Tribute to Andrew In as much as this is the last year that Andrew Anderson, our faithful janitor, will he with us, we deem it fitting that we pay tribute to him for his many years of service in .mr school. Andrew was horn in Acre, Norway about fifty miles from Oslo. In 1880 he came to America and became engaged in the lumber business at River halls, lie came to Hudson in 1890 where he also worked at lumbering, until in 1919 when lie was employed at our school as janitor. I his spring he is to he pen ioned as a reward for his many years as an efficient worker. He and Mr. Rock were employed by the local board the same year. “Andrew as everyone calls him savs: “During the years I spent in Hudson, I have received excellent treatment from teachers and students. I count Mr. Rock as one of my best friends. It has become necessary for me to resign, hut I do so with many regrets. Andrew will he missed by everyone because of his pleasant words, cheerful disposition, and willingness to be of service.

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HONOR STUDENTS Class of i Q33 | I I I I ROBERT CLAPP GEORGE JOHNSTON MARJORIE ENGEBRETSON LAURETTA KVOOL MARJORIE MENNES . Honor students are those who hav earned forty or J more grade or honor points; at least two of which j 1 were earned in extra curricular activities. j I i i i 18