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

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ll we were to nuke Ll blueprint for gi high sclmul principal, we would pmbuhlv ih- cluclc these qucililic-s: strict discipline, clecp uiiclc-rstimcling, lmrcl worlq, thc ability to rclux, cligmty, gnppiwulclulhlcncss, Ll rcacly smilc, in, tcrcst, cmcl ii sense of humor. These qualifies have cnclciirecl Mr. Cflnytun D. Fox to us cluring thc liitfcr lmlf of our scluml clzlys whcfh hc has hccn in Huclsuu High School. NVQ, the class of 1919, take great pride in clcclicilt- my nur ycilrlwolc to him. f-59' Mk. ,.AY'l'O D. 'P' cy' af 5'5X Q, X353 vliivg if DEDICATIO

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FUREWORD In planning this Blue and Gold , we of the staff have tried to put our- selves in your places looking over your past four years. It is our wish that in this book you will find the embodiment of your high school memories: the stu- dents, the teachers, the games, the plays, the things you took part in and the things you only heard about, we-'ve tried to include them all. The editorial staff has written about you, the photo- graphers have pictured you, the art staff has drawn you, and the business staff has ads from the firms you've patronized. We hope you will trea- sure this momento of you and your school, Hudson High, now and later in life.

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MEMORIAM It is with deep feeling that we note the passing of a master teacher, Mr. Everett S. Hewes, who died on November 30, 1948. Mr. Hewes served for thirty-four years in the Hudson Schools as head of the Commercial Department, Senior Advisor and teacher of American History, retiring in 1945. His death concluded a career of helpfulness and inspiration to the young people of Hudson. Mr. Hewes was not only voted the most popular teacher year after year, but also made a lasting impression upon all his students with his vivid interpretation of American History. His kind and patient help and his sparkling wit will never be forgotten by those who were in his well-ordered classes.