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

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Within the pages of this hook we have attempted to bring out some of the advancement and improvement being made in our school regardless of the cur- rent period of confusion, uncertainty and pessimism. That we have been able to carry on and even to advance is due in no small measure to the fine spirit of cooperation exhibited in this community. The taxpayers have not demanded that expenditures be too curtailed or that education be otherwise hampered: teach rs have wi lingly put forth even greater efforts to do their part; the pu- pils themselves have become more conscious of the responsibilities placed upon them. Because civilization is approaching a new era, new demands have been made upon all our institutions. Schools have met these demands by changes in outlook, objectives, activities, and in many cases even the curriculum has been modified to meet these changed conditions. Schools must train the future cit- izens of our country to face these difficulties, to prepare for the new leisure, and to think intelligently. The youth of today must be made not only into good citizens but citizens that are good for something. It is with these thoughts in mind that we present in th? 1935 True Blue the advancement made in our school in this direction. ELIZABETH TRACY, Class President Hudson Hiqh Marches Onl lcl Foreworc

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■-r '■ t • 1 ithin these portals, characters are molded, destinies foreseen, Maturing the tiny seeds implanted in its fruitful loom I ill full-grown blossoms burst forth, impediments o'ercome Set out to conquer worlds, or make a humble home.

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For the temple the teacher hail(led Shall last while the ages roll. For that beautiful unseen temple Is the child's immortal soul. THE GUIDE TO OUR MARCH OF PROGRESS The class of 1935 wishes to extend its sincere appreciation to our adviser, Miss Ethel Mathews, for her patience and diligence in helping us solve our problems as juniors and seniors. It was largely through her untiring efforts that we were able to put on such a successful prom last year. edication To all those in pursuit of development and progress in education and life this book is dedicated. “Time marches on not only in current news events hut also in every field. The March of Progress has an exacting rhythm with which it is difficult to keep in step. Concentration upon the stepping stones is necessary. Coordination between the mind and the times makes for true chords in tlie March. Keeping up with the rest of the line means the constant attention of everyone of our faculties to the task at hand.