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

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To the Class of 1965 I am happy to have this opportunity to congratulate you, the members of the graduating class, upon the successful completion of your high school work. If we have done our task well, you will realize that what you have learned in the classroom and in our school community is only the beginning of a process of growth which continue for the rest of your lives. We hope that you have grown in wisdom and that what you have learned here will enable you to serve your school, your country, and your fellow man. A. B. Ogland Superintendent of Schools 5

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DEDICATION We, the members of the 1965 True Blue Annual Staff, dedicate our annual to Miss Margaret Dorwin. We acknowledge and appreciate her untiring work, willingness, and helpfulness. Her en- couragement has served as inspiration to many young musicians.

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MR. HEITING Students wishing to broaden their background usually seek information beyond the requirements of what is offered in the scholastic curricula and engage in interested extracurricular activities. Possibly the extracurricular activity (but not always recognized as one) that offers a great understanding of world problems, the desire to aid persons in undeveloped countries, the surest way to world peace, and the most lasting and worthwhile efforts to ourselves, is the A.F.S. The American Field Service motto: Walk together, talk together, O ye peoples of the earth: Then and only then shall ye have peace. sets a pattern for all of us to follow. A year ago, Marianne Hosch, our foreign student from Germany, spoke in regard to the Berlin Wall and pointed out that there are other kinds of walls to watch, including some that we build ourselves through prejudice. Seniors, as you go out into the world, be watchmen of the walls of world freedom, and be worthy of the power and responsi- bility that goes with it. W. H. HEITING Principal