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

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 We are living in a rapidly changing society. Technology and cybernetics are bringing many innovations into the educational and industrial fields. Older men are appalled by these changes; younger men are amazed with them. The adventurous characteristic of man keeps him constantly searching for new ideas and ways to improve his way of life . Regardless of how carefully he plans, conflicts and problems arise and multiply throughout the world. To solve many of these problems, communication is of utmost importance. Education is the one real method to bring about understanding and harmony among the people of the world . Most Americans believe in the value of education because a truly democratic society cannot endure without informed and responsible citizens, and because we cannot develop our own powers as a person without continually learning. We are fortunate that the American public schools were the first in history that tried to use education as a force to benefit the mass of the people rather than the privileged few . What a challenge the world offers to the youth of today! 7 W. G. Heiting, Principal

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 U u OqbotM L Congratulations to all of you for your years of successful school work. You can take pride individually and collectively in your accomplishments. Your continued growth and willingness to work are necessary attributes, if our civilization is to move forward. If we are to have progress, we must accept the many responsibilities that will come our way. Your success here indicates that you are prepared to accept the many challenges of this space age and that you are ready to move forward on the many horizons that will appear. Continue to keep your goals high and strive to reach them. Good Luck and Best vVishes for the future. A. B. Ogland, Superintendent

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Qlnuik Congratulations on the completion of another year in your life-long period of edu- cation . High School graduates today face a multitude of important decisions which will direct the pattern of their lives in the future. Two important terms for our graduates are preparation and versatility. Make preparation for some career or profession so that you will be equipped with the skills and knowledge needed in our highly competitive and technical world of work. At the same time maintain your versatility, so you may adapt to the numerous occupational and social changes with which you may be confronted in the future. High School is but one step in the stairway of education. It is the responsibility of each student to determine whether it is a step in the proper direction. R. Smith Counselor