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

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 It's almost party time! Is it all that bad, Chris? IT HAPPENS EVERY SUMMER, with the qualified help of Mr. Gustafson and Mrs. Bleskachek, was produced on Friday and Saturday, November 15 and 16. Taking place in the early Sixties. The play centered around an edition of DEBUTANTE magazine. The Southern belle, Annabelle, along with her stable of three provided laughter for all. Flippy and Pudgey, Jennifer and Tod, de- veloped the production further into a hilarious comedy. Additional amusement came courtesy of the Sub-debs and their editors. Outstanding acting and cooperation made the performance a hugh success. It's finally June! Who, me? Custis, you don't understand! Aw, come on! Fall Play 15

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Fall Play Is Sellout Success! Why that's charmante! When's show-time? I'm going to marry you! ■ Who says acting is hard? Fall Play 14 Here's a hello to all you potato-diggers! I just can't accept presents from a man!

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Contest Play Earns “A” Rating This year's contest play SILENT SNOW, SECRET SNOW was entered in subdis- trict competition at River Falls on Nov- ember 2 . This was the first year that the H. H. S. students had participated in the contest play; therefore, they were proud of their A rating. The main pur- pose of entering the competition, stated director Joyce Dikkers, was to enlight- en the students in theatre arts, and through comparison with other schools, raise their own goals. For the most part, the students involved had a good time. They felt their hard work paid off well. The doctor examines the next victim. Backstage the play comes alive. Dancing into dreamland.