Hudson High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Hudson, NY)

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Seated ileft to righth: E. Freinberg, N. Podorozny, N. Weeks, A. Goldberg, R. Glickman, E. Weiss, D. Wood, C. K. Diamond. Second Row: S. Baretsky, M. Scott, Mr. Ackerman, Miss Groves, Mr. Schfmacker, J. Gorecki, A. Chaikowski, A. Woloshyn. Third Row: J. Floeter, O. Wasylkiw, W. Firsth, J. Addley, G. Goodman, J. Stern, L. .Blue and gold Staff Edilor-in-Clzivf Alilli Cio1,1m1a1aRu Graham. .1.v.v0fi11l4' Edilollv 5'1'1s1.1,.fx S. I3.xRL:'1'sKY lflv1c1.YN XVIZISS -'HHN CARI, l xl.UIi'l'I2R .lfwma I.. STIERN l.ilf'7't1lIH'l' AIi.Y4'L'Hlll1t'UII.Y .lfliviliw NAUMI F. VVICIQKS N.xm.x V. PUIWORUZNY XV.x1.'1'IcR C. FIRS'l'I'I Art .fihlclirxv fJl.lil'I A. XVASYLKIW Ciliukula C. CSUUDMAN B1r.vim'.v.v AQIIIIIIIQUI' Rl 1'l1 H. Ci1.1cKM.xN .1.v.vi.vtan1'.v I.1cuNARn li. 'FINIQIQR I.1-:1am'GRAUAM lT':l,liANUR FRUINBIQRG .IUIIN XV. Amway iVIARxlURII2 M. SCU'l li CII.'XRl,lJ'I l'lC K. DIAMOND Rwllfxlm A. DI'l I'M.XR K . , O - ' Q Iv ,v :2E5iff'f5z5E13? N I.l'1.1' lJ1ac'lucl: XVm,usm'N .ii4, . .. . H . . fi- Q-M M Q. i, Ilmwllu A. R.x.1x1z llulamm M. VVUOD Q, C V 4 tll'I.l.'X Cioluccxl 1 .,.,,-. f 1,3- X A ANNA CI'IAIliUXVSliI QW? '-- - : - ,,,, . . . ff.. MR. Rolalaxfl' Sc'1IMl'c'KER1T Z ' .. f 5' ff 14- . , '5f 5--1----M :':::::::' W H - Mlss M RRIICI, Cixcmwzs g

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C50 the ylffembers of the graduating Cylass: 635.2141 are living in a critical time in the history of our country. That far-reaching economic, political and social changes are impending is patent to all. Will the United States travel the road of violence and tyranny, or will those necessary eco- nomic and political changes essential to progress and to the fulfillment of Democracy be effected in an orderly way through our Democratic mach- inery of government? I believe there is much in our recent experience to give us hope that the Democratic way, which is the American way, will prevail. However the bat- tle has not yet been won. Education- adequate education for all, especially for those just enter- ing life-can he the only guarantee of victory for the forces of Democracy and good order. Upon you young men and women, more than upon any other group, rests the ultimate decision as to whether our institutions, in the uncertain years ahead, will endure and actually serve the purposes for which they were established. I am confident that the young people trained in Democracy's schools will respond to that challenge. IVIUNTGC JIVIERY C. SMITH