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

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GLORIA FOSS DONALD FRY ‘ Gloria”—her first name is the best wore, to describe her per- sonality. which is always hap- py and carefree. She was River Falls’ gift to us in her Junior year. Gloria has participated in girls' athletics, and she wants to be a physical education teacher. Her favorite pastime is reading and music.—Don DONALD GILBERTSON Don is a happy-go-lucky fellow always ready tor sports. He did a fine job as end on the foot- ball squad. He was active in music since he was in Mixed Chorus and Boys’ Glee Club. He is well liked and was happy .o get his chance to join the Navy. —Jtu RALPH GUGGEMOS Ralph is a blonde and Is an all-aroum. good sportsman. For a career he chooses to be money rich. To him teasing is a sport. His pastimes are bow'.ing, wood- working, and going to shows. Ralph also makes frequent trips to Minneapolis.—Betty Ju Jitsu Is his favorite sport . . A lad with many talents ... A good speaker and an an.ent de- bater. His bouncing walk is one of his outstanding charac- teristics. His ambition is to be a doctor, and his understanding of people will make him a good one.—Gloria STUART GILBERTSON One of the best liked boys in school . . . He held down the tackle position for three years and did a wonderful job.' His favorite pastime is a certain redhean . . . Ls considering the position of a radio operator or a pilot in the Army Air Corps —Don BETTY GUITH We’ll remember her as a very active athlete—“always in there playing”. She has always been a quiet student. She uses her leisure time in bicycling and going to the movies. She plans to help toward victory by join- ing the W.A.A.C.S. Good luck with Uncle Sam!—Ralph ELTON HANCOCK Most peoule know Elton as ’Kit” or “Blackie”. Outdoor sports, especially fishing and hunting, occupy his leisure time. Kit’s’’ ambition is to be- come president of some large bank. His favorite activity is boxing. He’s a good sport and a fine friend.—Bee GALE HEFFRON Gale’s preferences seem to lean to vhe athletic side. Besides playing half-back on the foot- ball team he’s edited the sport page in the True B.ue Times. His leisure time is spent in shows, athletic contests, and numerous trips to S.illwater. His long hikes to school kept him physically fit.—Mouse BLANCHE HANSEN Blanche's nickname Ls “Bee”, and she is just what it suggests. She enjoys singing and danc- ing as pastimes. There are ru- mors that she moved to the farm, so now she can sing in peace and have barn dances. She w'ants 10 be a stenographer, and I’m sure she’ll succeed.— Elton THOMAS HUGHES This energetic, responsive, and capable lai. of ’43 has been bass drummer in our band. His gift of gab” accounts for hLs successes as a debater. “Mouse has been on both B and A bas- ketball squads. His ambition is to be an aerial photographer in the armed forces.—Gale

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LOUIS ALMEN He is one of the leaders of Hudson High School. He is a good s.udent and is an import- ant person on the debate team. He is president of the Hi-Y and is also business manager of the Activity Fund. His hobby is ‘Krusing down Vine Street.— Vince SHIRLEY CHELBERG A vivacious little blont. . . very, very easy to look at. A twinkle In her eyes and a friendly smile add much to her pleasing personality. She has serious inclinations toward stenography and plans to make this her vo- cation. Good luck and success. Shir’.ey, I know that you will have it.—Clairbel OTIS CLYMER An outstanding member of the senior class . . . Has been ac- tive in boxing, bowling, basket- ball. debate, extemporaneous speaking; and whenever num- erous skits were presented, it was always his clever interpret- ation that forwarded the move- ment. He has a pleasing per- sonality and is an all around goot. fellow.—Jim ALBERT DABRUZZI Although Albert is a quiet and studious fellow’, he possesses a quick wk ... Is interested in basketball and has been on the Italian championship team for three years. He’s a very depend- able person, having a smile for everyone. Albert plans to en- list this summer in the armed forces.—Betty VIVIAN EGBERT No doubt Vivian has been one of the most musically active students in school. She belong- ed to Band, Chorus, Glee Club, and she was accompanist for several groups. Vivian has al- ways tried to make all new students feel at home, and she has gainet. many friends.— Claire VINCENT CARDARELLI “Vince” is the friendly, jovial, optimistic sort of fellow whose presence brightens his surround- ings, whether it is bowling, hun.ing, skating, or school work. “Vince” is always doing his best. With this I pay my respect to Vince”. “Act w’ell your part, there all the honor lies.” I.ouis CLAIRBEL CLAIR You’ll find “Cubby” tinting snapshots and reading in her spare time. She hones to con- tribute ;o the war effort by be- ing a defense w’orker. She has a pleasing personality and is well liked. When Cubby” blurts out her nationalities, she sounds like a train caller— Welsh, Scotch, Irish. German. French, and English.—Shirley JAMES CORCORAN He has many good qualities. He is an accurate telegrapher and works for the railroad in his spare hours. He hopes some day to be a qualified telegraph- er. His nickname is “Cork”, ant. he thinks he will soon be in the armed forces Jim is well liked and has a pleasing per- sonality.—Otis BETTY DANIELS The quiet girl with a quick sense of humor, whom you have all seen around school, is very friend’y when you get to know her. Her favorite out- door sports are swimming and skating, khe is studying to be an office girl or a clerk. “Betts” is my idea of a girl headed for success.—Albert CLAIRE ERICKSON Likes everyone and everyone likes him . . . He’s the kind of fellow’ boys and girls want to be with. He’s taken part in sports and music in addition to his school subjects. He will really go far after he leaves high school.—Vivian

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MAVIS JOHNSON ROBERT KINNEY Mavis, better known as “Red”, was rather quiet here in school. When she gradua os. she hopes to do secre.arial work. For pastimes she likes to listen to the ladio and tries to keep up with the popular songs.—Bobby HENRY KOLASHINSKI Of all the boys in Hudson High, Heinie” is the only one that, to me, always .seems gooil- na.ured. Active sports are his preference. Of these, swimming and skating are his favorites. He wisely reserves his choice of vocation until after the war. Heinie wrote the 1 Who’s Who” column in the school paper dur- ing the last semester.— Dave BETTY LYKSETT Betty is a quiet sensitive girl whose dependability and punc- tuality has made a fine record in school. A good student, she will realize her ambition to be- come a secretary in some large concern. Her favorite pastimes are reading and hiking. Suc- cess to you. Betty.—Bus.er JOAN MCDONALD Hurry” seems to be her motto because she’s always in a flut- ter. Known better by her friends as Mac, she is one of the hard working girls in school and has only the highest marks for her goal. Active in G.A.C., vocal organization-;, and on iho annual staff.— B .b BERNARDINE MONTBRIAND She has all the laughter and wit that her red hair stands for. Bernardine. better known as Ting, entered Hudson High with all the rest of us. she never went out for many extra-curricular ac.i vities, but she soon became well known aroum. school for her friendly, likeable ways.—Jackie Cnlike most boys, Bobby plans to be a dairy farmer. He says his favorite activities center around boxing and debate. A good sense of humor, a warm vmile, and a friendly greeting are all characteristics of this typical Irish lad.— Mavis DAVID LONERGAN Kven though he is an ambitious boy, he gets awfully tired walk- ing across the street to school. It ooks as though Dave is go- ing to be a Mad scientist”, and he'll carry on photography as a pastime. His diligence will prove to help him in achieving his aims.— Heinie ROBERT LYKSETT His favorite means of spending leisure hours is sitting up a. Wales’ store. Buster is en- thusiastic about sports, being a letterman in football, basket- ball. and boxing. Hi.s only de- finite plan for the future is the removal of the Axis. Betty ROBERT McGRAIL This is the second time Bob and I have grat uated together. I’ve known Mickey for the past five years, and it seems stranger than fate that he should sit behind me every year. He looks forw'ard to be- ing a member of the Naval Air Corps. Just looking’.s his pas- time.—Joan JACQUELINE MORGAN Jackie” is popular with all the boys and girls. Her cheery smile and charming personality win many friends. Although some- what shy in classes she forgets her timidness after class hours. Her spare hours are filled by working at the theater. She’s been a pal worth knowing.— Ting