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

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Senior Qlass history . . . The H. H. S. '47 set sail in September of 1943 on a four year voyage across the Sea of Knowledge. The mates elected Warren Otterson as captain for the first lap of the journey with Mr. Heiting as the navigator. They were assisted by an able crew of Helenniary Mickelson, Ward Stevenson, and Doris Bogut. e, inex- perienced sailors, were made better acquaint- ed with the methods of guiding such a ship by the crew of the H. 11. S. '44. On the second lap of the journey the command of the boat changed hands. Bar- bara Zezza took over the duties of captain with Mr. Heiting again navigating. Other assisting officers were Donna Peterson, James Ruemmele, John Nelson, and Warren Otterson. Social life on board was pepped up by a visit from the crew of the H. H. S. '46 in October. In the fall of 1945 the third lap of the voyage was begun. To guide the ship along the eventful course of this part of the journey, Stephen Bush took over the command of the ship. His crew of officers included Margaret Dabruzzi, Shirley Ryan, Jack Gilbertson, and Helenmary Mickelson. and the navigator, Mr. Heiting, gave him valuable assistance in his job. ith his officers and his committees, captain Bush led the crew through a successful prom. The mates of the H. H. S. '46 were the special guests at this event. The theme of a Southern garden was beautifully carried out by the decorators. Everyone had a wonderful time. Members of the crew were also appointed to decorate for the commencement of the mates of the H. H. S. '46. The sands of time ran swiftly, and the ]x rt was soon in sight. Jack Gilbert- son assumed his duties at the helm with Mr. Heiting faithfully navigating again. His officers for the home stretch were Bar- bara Zezza. Dorothy Nelson, Gerard Mc- Mahon and Leona Dahlke. The ship’s destin- ation loomed large on the horizon. The mates gathered together on the deck to give a last performance. The play, “She’s Got Everything”, directed by Mrs. Rolle, was the successful outcome. At long last the captain steered the H. H. S. ’47 into Port Commencement on May 22, 1947, voyage successfully completed.

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• • t k can REPRESENTATIVE SENIC)R Barbara Zezza has the honor of being selected Hudson High’s most representative senior. Bar- bara possesses numerous qualities that this honor implies. Her s|x-cial contributions to Hudson High have been in the fields of music and speech, although she has been well represented in many other activities. She has been able to maintain a consistent record of excellence in scholarship as well as dis- tinguish herself in extra-curricular activities. Because she has shown a fine type of charac- ter and a loyalty to her school, the faculty is happy to present the award to this deserving student.

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WILLIAM ALLDS Hobby—Collecting Coins Ambition — Manager of a Night Club Prophecy—Treasurer of the Playboy’s Union DC'RIS BOGUT Hobby—Reading Ambition—Go to college Phophecy — Undestudy for Red Skelton ROBERT BOHNE I lobby—Woodwork Ambition—Start a business Prophecy — Bohne’s Burk- hard! Saw Mill NANCY BOOTON Hobby—Photography Ambition — Graduate from Macalester Prophecy — Como Park's biographer LOUISE BORG Hobby—Collecting souven- irs Ambition—Music director Prophecy—Opera star LAVETTA BRIDGES Hobby—Sports Ambition—Airline steward- ess Prophecv—Loop the loop wizard HOWARD BROWN Hobby—Hunting Ambition — Earning second million Prophecy—Look out Rock- efeller! STEPHEN BUSH Hobby—Singing and piano Ambition — Traveling cor- respondent Prophecy—Jimmy Durante of Vaudeville JOHN CAMERON Hobby—None Ambition—Get a job Prophecy — President of “Cameron’s Bottle-Mak- ing Factory’ LYLE CAMERON Hobby—None Ambition—Get a job Prophecy—Bottle labeler at “Cameron’s Bottle - Mak- ing Factory THERESA CARDARELLI Hobby—Fancy work Ambition—Bookkeeper Prophecy—Housewife CLAYTON CHRYST Hobby—Hunting, fishing Ambition — Telephone line- man