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

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School (Calendar . . . SEPTEMBER 7— With the beginning of a new school year came the observation that the freshmen get smaller every year. OCTOBER 1— Homecoming! The alumni were welcomed back to Hudson High for the dance after the game with River Falls. The theme, “Freeze the Falls”, was effectively carried out with the decorations in the gym and the store windows down town. Mrs. Frokjer’s advisory group won first prize for the best window decorations. OCTOBER 5— The seniors officially welcomed the freshmen at the senior-freshmen party today. OCTOBER 11— The poor unfortunate G. A. C. initiates went through the last steps of agony involved in becoming a full fledged member of the Senior G. A. C. One of the ordeals consisted of kneeling at the command of each member and humbly saying, “You are my superior. I am your inferior”. OCTOBER 25- Tonight it was the Junior G. A. C.’s turn to initiate new members. No doubt they were under the impression that “It’s a cruel, cruel world”. OCTOBER 30— The Hallowe’en party was held tonight. Not too many ghosts and goblins this year because the dance was semi-formal. NOVEMBER 10— A reception was held today for the doctors and dentists who had examined the boys out for sports. DECEMBER 15— The one-act play, “Elmer and the Lovebug , with Pat Clyngenpeel, Jane Cornelissen, and Tommy Haugen in the leading roles was presented today. Everyone agreed that it was one of the most hilarious comedies he had ever seen. DECEMBER 16— The annual Christmas pageant was presented tonight for the public by the various music groups of the grade and high school. The tableaux were beautiful. DECEMBER 17— Christmas vacation began today, amid many joyous wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. DECEMBER 18— The Christmas party was held tonight. JANUARY 3— Back to school again with many New Year’s resolutions waiting to be fulfilled.

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ecLLcation For her many years of faithful and capable service to the entire student body and teachers as our school nurse, we, the staff of 1949, dedicate the 1949 True Blue An- nual to Miss Elizabeth Peterson.

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