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

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Sophomores President ........ William Baillon Vice-President Donald Engstrom Secretary ........ Dorothy Anderson Treasurer ...... ... Wallace Lystad Adviser ................Miss Twetley Freshmen President ........ La Verne Johnson Vice-President ...... John Samson Secretary ........... Norma Dedrich Treasurer ............ Helen Sawyer Adviser ................ Mr. Bargen

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Juniors President ................. John Brackey Vice President ........ Betty Thompson Secretary.............. Helen Hickcox Treasurer ............. Alice Michaelson Adviser ................. Miss Mathews To the Juniors e Seniors feel that our last year in high school has been a very enjoyable one partly through the efforts of our fellow Juniors. I he “Story Book Prom given in our honor was an event that will long remain in our memory and their fine cooperation this year has helped a great deal to make our graduation such a happy occasion. IN MEMORIAM CHARLES SWANLUND November 27, 1917 October 4, 1933

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 The Season in Sports lien the last footliall is punted over the chalk lined field, when the last l.ather sphere has swished through the net and the baseball is hit safely into the outfield, the chronicle of the season’s athletics is written. hether it is easier to picture victory than glorious defeat remains a controversy. We have had both in all branches, but the boys fought through the season, marred with de- feats, but rich in spirits. FOOTBALL 1933 The 1933 football season at Hudson High School was attended with great success. The entire team was faithful to Coach Ander- son. In training and in playing they responded to the Coach’s advice and results came in form of a play-off for the championship of the middle border with Hudson losing to the strong Menomonie team. I he first evening of practice found a squad of 35 midgets out in uniform. I here was a nucleus of three around which to build the team; not a pleasing prospect indeed. But by hard work a scrappy group of warriors, well drilled in fundamentals, represented Hud- son High School—Captain Holt, Michaelson, and Richie were the three letter men who formed the team, but with Strom, Baillon, Burkholder, Dean Lyksett, Larson, Simpson, Johnson, Monkbert, Captain-elect Birkmose, Hanson, Boals, Pederson, Cameron, Lystad, Wallace, Hjelseth, Lyksett, Schullo, and Cramer a good team was rounded into shape. The team responded favorably and with the opening game against Roberts the green but snappy light team swept through the Roberts aggregation to the score of 28 to 0. In this game the team received its first set-back, when Dean Lyksett, the crushing fullback, broke his wrist. Dean was lost for four weeks.