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

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Business Education Who's got shipping order number 34? was a common cry in Secretarial Office Practice during their mock business, Les- ter Hill. The Office Practice class also worked independently on various projects. Keeping books, typing letters, and taking snorthand were all part of the student's training to compete in the business world. 1. Karen Roessler practices on the transcribing ma- chine. Industrial Arts Industrial Arts showed much ambi- tion this year. Advanced Welding made Raider buckles and sold them to the students for a business enter- prise. Also, Residential Carpentry built barn storage areas. A new class, Industrial Crafts, was added. 2. Greg Edgar works on one of the shop machines. 26 Business Education Industrial Arts

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Learning while earning was put into effect in some of the classes offered at HHS. The students gained insight into the business world by manufacturing goods and selling these goods to the faculty and student body. New classes and independent pro- jects were added to encompass the wide range of student interest. Field trips and vibrant guest speak- ers provided worthwhile cultural ex- periences for the students. Outdoor activities, such as broomball, also aided in learning while they permit- ted students to get outside for some fresh air. The eight-minute break was reinstated to give students and faculty alike a needed break during the second and third hour classes. RIVERS OF THOUGHT Academics 25

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Home Economics Home Economics added new flares to the student's domestic abilities. Gourmet Cooks tried their hands at foreign cuisine while Creative Crafts worked on winter crafts of rug hooking, crocheting and many others. A new faculty member, Mrs. Reh- field, was added to the staff second semester. 1. Lisa Caruso works on her rug hooking. 2. Mrs. Qualls demonstrates food prep- aration while students look on. Agriculture Field trips and projects topped the calendars for HHS Agriculture Department. Horticulture Man- agement learned about the floral business. One example of their practice of floral business was the sale of the Valentine plants. Animal Science watched the slaughter of pigs and beef. 3. Yvonne Bundy, Bon- nie Coleman, and Julie Mann work in the green- house. Home Economics Agriculture 27