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

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Keep your ears, your eyes, and your heart open, and be sure that they are your ears, eyes, and heart. In this democracy, you alone have the right to say what you will listen to, look at, speak out, and love. Begin doing what you want to now, but remember your fellow man. We are not living in eternity. We have only a few moments, sparkling like a diamond in our hand — and melting like a snow flake. Let us use them before it is too late. W. G. Heitinc Principal Mr. Heiting 7

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Mr. Rock Greetings: Congratulations on the completion of another successful year of accomplish- ment. You have demonstrated abilities necessary for growth and leadership. You will need these qualities in the years ahead to help cope with the problems of humanity. The world is in ferment. Mankind everywhere is restless and groping for betterment and security. A large percentage of people are illiterate and poorly equipped to cope with modem problems of government, sociology, health, and economics. They are being bombarded with different ideologies to solve their problems and realize their goals. You must assume a prominent roll in solving these problems. Prepare yourselves now to face up to the tasks that need solution. 6 Edward P. Rock Superintendent

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Miss Scott Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; University of Minnesota English, U.S. History FACULTY Mrs. Gilbertson Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire; University of Minnesota English, Journalism Mr. Fegely St. Cloud State College; Wisconsin State College, River Falls Commercial Miss Lee University of Wisconsin; Wisconsin State College, River Falls Librarian Mrs. Hagestad Wisconsin State College, River Falls; University of Minnesota Assistant Librarian, English Mr. Heiting Wisconsin State College, River Falls; University of Wisconsin Physics Mrs. Rolle Macalester College; Uni- versity of Minnesota English 8