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

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T R U E B L U E MUSIC FESTIVAL One of the finest projects of the Music Department this year was the sponsoring of a Music festival on May seventeenth, the purpose of which was to develop a greater appreciation of music among young people. Eight schools from surrounding communities took part, and each one presented a twenty minute program of music. Perhaps the most interesting feature of the program was the band marching by several different bands. Such a project as this has a very worthy motive, and no doubt similar festivals will be held next year. PERSONNEL OF BAND Mr. Dahl, Director CORNETS Paul Thompson, Raymond Livermore, John Hoyer, John Ilarlander, Lyle Ash, George Thompson, Wallace Lystad. HORNS Mary Lou Askov, June Huddlcson, Margaret Simonson, Richard Batten. CLARINETS John Hughes, Orlaine Olson, Evelyn Rvdeen, Kenneth Olson, Merle Michaelson, Marjorie Lee, Simmie Wiener, Orlando Holway, David Lyksett. TROMBONES Paul Jones, Jack Leykom, John Gilbertson, John Staberg. SAXOPHONES Julie Ann Reiter, Anna Mae McDowell, Melvin Hanson, Carol Dahl, Ruby Engdahl, Marjorie Suennen, Fred Kermott. BARITONES Donald Engstrom, Robert Anderson. Mary Jane Dahl. Betty Fluent. Betty Arnquist. OBOE FLUTE BASSES Ray Cleveland, I ,aVerne Johnson, Albert Lyksett, Lyle Halberg. DRUMS Don Thompson, David Petersen, Jane Sutherland, Marjorie Ruesink, George Ru;sink, Frank Trudell. 1 9 3 6

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MUSIC CONTEST R U E B L U E Miss Edith Hanson Hudson took first prize at the District Music Contest at River Falls, April 23 and 24 for the sixth year. “A ratings were received by the Boys’ Glee Club, Girls’ Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra, Woodwind Ensemble. The Brass Quartet and String Quartet received “B” ratings. The band marching contest, which Hudson has won for four out of the five years it has been held, was postponed this year because of rain. The Music Memory Team, this year composed of Verna Mae Jones, Solvig Michaelson, Helien I .arson, Janet Wil- liams, Elsie Jane Bouw, and Helen Riedel, won another cup for Hudson, which makes the sixth year we have come out on top in Music Memory. The students feel that recognition should be given to Mr. Dahl and Miss Hanson for their tireless efforts in making music a worthy outside activity. It is mostly due to their efficient work and excellent teaching that Hudson has had so much success in music activities for the past eight years. REPRESENTATIVES AT THE DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST Soprano Soloist ........... Mary Jane Peterson, 2nd place Contralto Soloist ......................... Idelle Shefland Baritone Soloist ................ Einar Edstrom, 3rd place 1 enor Soloist ................. Willis Miller, 2nd place Cornet Soloist ................. Paul Thompson, 3rd place Violin Soloist ............... Donald Engstrom, 2nd place Sousaphone soloist ............ Raymond Cleveland, 1st place Flute Soloist .......... Betty Hannah Arnquist, 1st place Clarinet Soloist......................John Hughes, 1st place Trombone Soloist..................... Paul Jones, 1st place David Dahl 1 9 3 6

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CHAMPIONS T R U E B L U E 1935 “A” FOOTBALL SQUAD Standing:—D. Engstrom, Coach Anderson, N. Larson, M. Richie, A. Stevenson. C. Quale, J. Hughes, F. Bowers, B. Michaelson, P. Jones, Coach Fladager. Center Row:—A. Lyksett, G. Young, J. Leykom, C. Bylander, W. Arntson, D. Batten, N. An- derson, W. Lystad, W. Bush. First Row:—J. Zahler, L. Johnson, W. Cramer, D. Lyksett, C. Hjelseth, D. Thompson, B. Baillon. Captain 1935 ............................... Dean Lyksett Captain 1936 ..................... Kenneth Zahler SCORES Hudson 19 River Falls 0 Hudson 0 Colfax 0 Hudson 13 New Richmond 0 Hudson 12 Ellsworth 0 Hudson 7 Menomonie 6 l 9 3 6