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

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School Calendar SECOND SEMESTER JANUARY 19— The second semester began . . and everyone returned in good spirits. FEBRUARY— This month candy, baked goods, and hot dog sales, and dances were held to raise money for the School in Europe campaign. FEBRUARY 27— The high school girls, dressed in high heels and new dresses and the boys in their sports coats, turned out today to honor the Rev- erend and Mrs. G. D. Wood at a reception held for them in the gymnasium. Do you remember how the lights kept going on and off as Reverend Wood and Mr. Torgerson were exchanging stories about each other? MARCH 12— The students of the Hudson schools displayed their abilities tonight at the Talent and Vaudeville show which was held in the school auditorium. APRIL 3— Hudson’s speech students received high honors today. We earned eight “A” ratings at the League Speech Contest. APRIL 5— Stout Institute singers and orchestra presented a very fine concert tonight to a small but enthusiastic audience. APRIL 10— The District Forensic contest was held at River Falls State Teachers College today. Rosemary Porter, Lorraine Scuillo, and Joy Larson received “A” ratings and will go to the state contest at Madison on April 24. APRIL 10— The spring party finally caught up with us. The decoration com- mittee did themselves “good”. APRIL 16— The solo and ensemble groups traveled to River Falls today for the music contest. Hudson made a fine showing. APRIL 24— Hudson High acted as host to approximately seven schools at the Student Council Convention which was held here today. APRIL 28— This afternoon we observed the annual Civic Service Day. Each advisory group had a different task to do to improve and beautify our city. MAY 1— The marching band strutted their stuff today and did a good job of it too. You guessed it. Today was the River Falls music contest for large vocal and instrumental groups. MAY 7— The big event of the year has come at last. Tonight was the Junior Prom. The Blackhawks furnished the music. David Cleve- land and Delores Foss led the grand march. The girls’ formals were very pretty. The boys looked good too. MAY 21- Seniors wrote their final tests today. They looked rather worried, but let’s hope it will all turn out all right. MAY 23- Today was baccalaureate. The seniors were a serious group when they realized they would soon be graduating. MAY 27- Commencement! An unusual outdoor commencement exercise. The theme was the Wisconsin Centennial. 28

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A sophomore English class, under the supervision of Mrs. Rolle, is ho'ding a dehate “Resolved: that girls are better students than bovs.” The basic rules of geometry are taught to these confused geometry students of Miss Hughes. The problem of attaining a high rate of speed and accuracy is extremely important to Miss Karlson’s typists. Miss Rowe demonstrates the tech- niques of baking to the girls in her 10 o’clock home economics class. The boys in Mr. Weitkamp’s indus- trial arts class are hard at work with their saws and hammers making ar- ticles which are useful in the home.

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