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FAR LEFT: MR. ANTON; English MIDDLE: MR. SCHEFFEN; Speech FAR RIGHT: MRS. WIDVEY; English FAR LEFT: MISS ANDREWSON; English MIDDLE: MR. GUSTAFSON; English FAR RIGHT: MR. HEIKKILA; Social Studies FAR LEFT: MR. CASSUTT: Social Studies MIDDLE: MR. RONNING: Social Studies, AV FAR RIGHT: MR. BOWMAN: Social Studies 26 FAR LEFT: MR. DANZINGER; Agriculture, Industrial Arts.
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FAR LEFT: Mr. Haakenson; Instru- mental Music MIDDLE: Miss Dorwin; Vocal Music FAR RIGHT: Mr. Rengstorf; Biology FAR LEFT: Mr. Grabau; Biology’ MIDDLE: Mr. Grubbs; Chemistry FAR RIGHT: Mr. Parfitt; Physics, Mathematics FAR LEFT: Mr. Krupa; Mathematics MIDDLE: Miss Hughes; Mathematics FAR RIGHT: Miss Spindler; English 25
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MR. CARLSON, Agriculture; MR. DAY, Agriculture, Industrial Arts; MR. BORNHOFT, Industrial Arts. MR. KUKLIS, Industrial Arts. 1973-74 marked a busy year for the Hud- son High faculty. New courses were added to the curriculum to meet the needs of an ever-changing student body as well as an ever-changing environment. Home Eco- nomics paved the way with an exciting course. All About Children. Members of this class were given the opportunity to observe children and their reactions to various situations. The Speech Depart- ment met the demands of the students by offering three new courses: Salesmanship, Public Relations, and Argumentation and Persuasion. To aid those students whose interest leaned toward the fundamental Mathematics, the Mathematics Depart- ment installed two new courses: Applied and Technical Mathematics. Keeping abreast of the consumer world, the Social Studies Department created a separate course, Economics, in which the student was provided with the knowledge to help him become an intelligent consumer. Exploratory Health Careers was an out- growth of the Nursing class offered in pre- vious years. In the expanded class, stu- dents were given the opportunity to seek and explore various careers in the para- medical field. 1973-74 meant retirement for Mr. Heiting and the conclusion of twenty-one years of service to the Hudson Senior High School. In 1953, Mr. Heiting became principal and in 1973-74 acted as Administrative As- sistant. Known as an active member in community affairs as well as school func- tions, Mr. Heiting was given a warm trib- ute on January 12 by the Hudson Education Association at the Winter Dinner Party as well as a community open house on January 27. Mr. Schumacher has taken over Mr. Heiting's duties as principal. ?7
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