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

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Girls Sign Here Class Officers President ............................ Donald Ward Vice President........................Lucile Peterson Secretary ............................ Frances Gund Treasurer............................. Darrel Luebke Student Council Representative .... Howard Norvold Adviser ........................... Miss Mcll |uham Honor Students WALLACE BEHM FRANCES GUND MARION HOPE JEAN KEES MARY LOUGHNEY MERL PENMAN JOANN RYAN DONALD WARD 16

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PAUL KVARNES REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR Paul Kvarnes has the honor of l»eing chosen Hudson’s most representative senior for 1944. Paul is deserving of this honor since he has been a con- scientious student and a loyal supporter of the finest ideals of tire student body of Hudson High School. Because he is always courteous, thoughtful, and friendly, the students as well as the faculty have enjoyed working with him. May he carry these traits through life. Paul has chosen the Army as the branch of service which he wishes to enter, and the best wishes of the students and the faculty go with him. The faculty is happy to present the award to this deserving student. 15

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Boys Sign Here Run, Hero, Run! The senior class play was presented in the high school auditorium on Friday eve- ning, March 31, under the direction of Miss Marie Flekke and student director. Demer- ize Hawkins. Ernest Blakely (Wallace Behm) has become a hero hy rescuing the infant twin daughters of Cornelius Kenda'l, cough drop king (Merl Penman) and Thelma Kendall (Marion Hope) but refuses any reward. His sweetheart, Jane Milburn (Jean Kees), sten- ographer for a real estate firm, and his pal, Billy Winters (James Wallace), a salesman with the utmost confidence in his own abil- ity, try to i ersuade him that he is deserving of any reward offered him. Then Donald Ward enters, stating, “My name is Merritt, I. C. Merritt. 1 represent the society for the Recognition and Rewards of Acts of Bravery”, but Ernest won’t take anything from him either. Ena Ray (Evelyn Ryan) Mrs. Kendall’s sister, is also attracted by Ernest, and considers everything he says or does as “perfectly entrancing”. The Kendalls finally grant Ernest’s one re- quest for “ten days of perfect solitude” by sending him to their country home with Wo Sing (Kenneth Christensen), their Chinese servant. Throughout this whole discussion. Finch (Crescense Clark) gov- erness and nurse of the Kendall twins, has not spoken a word, for Mrs. Kendall always does it for her. As the play ends, Billy Winters and Ena Ray take a “perfectly entrancing” walk in the garden, while Ernest and Jane rush to meet the boat to Paris for a chess con- ference. Stage managers for “Run. Hero, Run were John Bowers and Gordon Wil- cox; property managers, Lucile Peterson and Bonnie Lee Nelson; make up artists. Miss Joyce Chubb, Bonnie Lee Nelson, and Alice Harrison; programs and tickets, Betty Jane Detlefsen, Marion Thorson, Anthony Zappa, and Dolores Payson: and publicity manager. Lucile Peterson. 17