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Fourth Row—Thomas Trudell, Jerome Hanson, Donald Smith, Terry Beaudry, Wallace Foss, James Schullo, John Peterson, Gordon Boody, Richard Larsen, Marvin Hassebroek. Third Row—Joan Bellows, Ethel Johnson, Marilyn Bieneman, Eloise Salmon, Eleanor Varnum, Patricia Fleming. Muriel St. Ores, Katherine Ohrt, Catherine Hooley, Dwaine W. Perseiis, Dennis Plant, Mr. Heiting. Second Row—Kenneth Larson, James Durning. Thomas Jensen. Jack Stayberg, Wayne Erickson, William Shirley, Ronald Graham, Betty Jean Marek, James Johnson. Bonnie Branchfield, Faye Bengston, Stephanie Kees. First Row—William Schuler, Carol Mayer, Joan Plahn, Carol Jeanne Tobin, Sally Hallenberger, Elizabeth Schmidt, Alyce Ferguson, Lois Benoy, Donna Mae Simpson. Julie Overbye, Fredrick Bunce, Robert Means. JUNIOR The junior class was well represented in extra curricular activities including football, basketball, boxing, track, G. A. C., Student Council, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, band, debate, and As class officers, who were also our Junior Prom leaders, we chose Ronald Graham, president; Mary Gail Breault, vice speech work. Thomas “Blackie” Trudell was elected captain of the 1952-1953 football .squad. CLASS president; Betty Jean Marek, secretary; William Shirley, treasurer; Wayne Erickson, Student Council representative; and Mr. Heiting, adviser. Our prom, “On Moonlight Bay”, was one of the most important events of our high school life. Having now completed three years of high school, we are looking forward to our senior vear.
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Fifth Row—Eugene Gartman, Robert Dabruzzi, Samuel Miller. Ray Kuss. Rona'd Iverson. Roger Norelius, Paul Borg, Jo Hammill, Jeffrey Hen- derson, Edward Mayer, Ronald Wiliman, Donald Daniels, Donald Trudell, Vernon Johnson, Adolph Iloettger, Jerome Lomnes, George Hall. Fourth Row—Barbara Frazier. Jeannine Slater, Rachel McDiarmid, Chloe Williamson, Marion Jensen, Gerald Bellows, Gerald Jensen, Douglas Peterson, Donald Tulgren, William Boumeester, Wayne Haushalter, James Walbrandt, Thomas Sherley, William Franklin, Richard Trudell, Terry Thorson. Third Row—Mr. McMillan, Frank Heckel, Phyllis Pence, Donna Cody, Marie Agema, Lavon Preston, Joyce Foss, Rosemary Cernohous, Mary Lou Jensen, Twila Bylander, Marion Stayberg. Kay Ostby, Marlis Waxon.Marjorie Fable, Richard Kottke. Second Row—Judy Adams, Gladys Nelson, Frieda Lamberta, Jacquelyn Heleve, Dianne Bieneman, Judith Cunningham, Ervin Swanson, Roger Evenson. Marjorie Kukuska, Marilyn Schaubschlager, Joan S;arr, Joan Heffron, Shirley Johnston. First Row—Warren Langager, Mary Graves, Mary Moen, Marlene Moe, Anne Hanson, Sal y Harback, Sally Moen, Pauline Harwell, Patricia Nelson, Dolores Peterson, Stephen Feyereisen, Sally Brown. Mary Jane Cardarelli. SOPHOMORE CLASS In any extra curricular activity which Hudson High has, one will find capable and ambitious sophomores. Altogether there are twenty sophomores who have received honors in debate and speech work. Nine sophomores took part in the one act play, “Honey of a Peach”, which was received with great enthusiasm by everyone. In order to fill the empty spots, fifteen new warblers have been added to the chorus from this class. Mr. McMillan has a hard working band partly because there are fourteen sophomores in it. Football season showed fourteen of the toughest boys out, eight of whom received letters.
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