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

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“TfOi. 0f¥eitiufy A look toward the future tells us that it promises to be even more revolutionary than the past, and will be filled with new machines and devices that were undreamed of a few years ago. Wonderful as these contributions are, we must still take time to consider what is good, what is true, what is beautiful, and it is a privilege of our society that every citizen should make his own inquiry. W. G. Heiting Principal

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 GREETINGS: Another year is drawing to a close. As usual, you have enjoyed much success in your endeavors. There have been some failures or disappointments I am sure. It would be unusual if we could always achieve our goals fully. The important thing is that we have well defined goals and that we do our best to achieve these goals. We are living in a fast moving age. Often this leads to confusion and a sense of help- lessness for many. We need, therefore, a greater effort on the part of all of us to understand and practice fundamental concepts of freedom, integrity, morality, and industry. Nowhere in the course of history can we find the equivalent advantages of citizenship in the United States of America. This land has offered the ultimate in advantages to the indus- trious, ambitious, and righteous. Opportunities can only be consummated by courage, industry, and thrift. Edward P. Rock Superintendent 6

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Mr. Johnson Wisconsin State College, River Falls and Superior General Science, Biology F A C U L T Y Mr. Eisele Wisconsin State College, River Falls Geometry, General Science Mr. Wichmann St. Olaf College; University of Minnesota Biology, German Mr. Carlson Wisconsin State College, River Falls Agriculture, Biology Mr. Voelker Wisconsin State College; River Falls Chemistry, Physics Miss Hughes Carleton College; University of Minnesota Mathematics, Latin 8 Mr. Fouks Wisconsin State College, River Falls; University of Minnesota Algebra, Coach