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The world today offers a great challenge to the youth of America. Much of this chal- lenge may be considered food for the mind. It has been said that democracy cannot go hand in hand with ignorance. Also that education is for the mind what food is for the body. Just as an individual with an undernourished body is poorly equipped to serve his community and country, so an ignorant mind can be of little service to democracy. Democracy means government by the people. Our democracy is a product of the minds of the citizens of our country. Thus we may assume that democracy, to be successful, needs intelligent, well trained minds. Education is a process of mind training. It is a matter of training the individual to observe intelligently and to form independent opinions as a result of his own observations. It would seem then, that education is essential to democracy. I challenge the senior class of this year to continue to train your minds, with more schooling if possible, in order that our government may continue to be a democracy — of the people, by the people, and for the people. The world will need the best that you can give. 5 Principal W .G. HEITING
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Superintendent E. P. ROCK Gladstone once said, “Believe me when I tell you that thrift of time will repay you in afterlife with usury, but the waste of it will make you dwindle away until you fairly sink out of existence, unknown, unmourned.” I should like to commend the great majority of Hudson students for making good use of the opportunities offered by the community through the schools and other com- munity institutions. What happiness and satisfaction come to us in life are the result of useful work and activities. Successful accomplishments are the essence of life. We must train ourselves for success and satisfaction, and we begin in early childhood. If we accept the goals set for us by the home, the church, and the schools and by application and effort make them a reality in our lives; then we can expect to be successful and happy. It has been a great satisfaction to your teachers and parents to have had the opportunity to play a part in your successful achievements. May your efforts be a great source of hap- piness and contentment to you in the future. 4
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Miss Sec Physical Education Mr. Mueller Physical Education Driver Training Mr. McMillan Instrumental Music Mr. Ulring Vocal Music Mr. Weitkamp Industrial Arts Mrs. Geimer Home Economics
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