Hudson High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Hudson, IA)

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-an-an FIRST ROW: Marjorie Glasener, Agnes Cavanaugh, Margaret Cavanaugh Geraldine Greele Betty Sergeant, Joyce Woodruff. , Y' SECOND ROW: Mae Jean Hollis, Marie Andorf, Alene Zimmerman Joy Lester Helen Davis Beth Andersen. , ' ' THIRD ROW: Bill Lydon, Wesley Soska, Alvin Yuska, Robert lngamells, Kenneth Rausch ABSENT Le Roy Degener, Wayne Stark, Ralph Garner. , Harlan Buss, Dale Plummer, Helen Andersen, Frances Kristensen. With the addition of several new members and one year of experience in high . school, the sophomores were off to a flying start. To start the school year they participated in the UBattle of the Sexesn with Harlan Buss and Mae Jean Hollis as class representatives. The members of the class have been very active in extra-curricular activities, including athletics, music, and the high school annual staff, all which helps in the co-operation of our high school. Several of the members of the class have taken part in the one-act plays presented this year. In these plays they have shown some promising dramatic ability to be used in the next two years. The class is also represented in the different clubs by having several boys and girls taking position of an officer. The sophomores have enjoyed several social gatherings together with their class sponsor, Kiss Van Skike. At one party, the girls honored the boys with a supper. They have also contributed to other social high school functions. As a whole, the sophomores have enjoyed their last two years immensely, and are looking forward to the last lap of their Journey through high school. Q 4 1 i i I i 1 1 4 1 1 1 N 1 1 4

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FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Holub, Lorna Jane Foster, Evelyn Miller, beverly Wyatt, netna Wyatt, Mary Christensen. SECOND ROW: Ruth Reufearn, Ruby Reofearn, Hazel Schiefelbein, Agnes Whannel, Vera Mae Cable, Marjorie Wyatt. THIRD ROW: Beulah Hughes, Gene Gutxnecht, Harold Jensen, Donald Lafrenz, Lloyd Loonan, Leonard Kokesh, Agnes Svenuson. ABSENT: John Bixhv. Gail Bonneson, Kenneth Evans. two, year some work Miss With the addition of several new members, the Junior class roll now totals twenty- and are known in the high school as a cb-operative class. At the beginning of the two members of the class participated in a 'battle of Sexes' and came through with fine points on every question. The Junior class has always been interested in social times, as well as industrious in their studies. They have enjoyed parties ana picnics throughout the year with Gustafson, the class sponsor, as chaperon, and each time they have had enjoyable evenings. The Juniors were also represented on the Purple Pirate staff. In the high school basketball tournament, the Junior boys came out with flying colors by taking first place. There are four boys on the regular basketball squad, and have Shown fine athletic ability in baseball as well. In April, the Junior's began work on the annual Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held May 20 at Black's Tearoom. The banquet, a great success, was planned around the grand theme 'The Gay Nineties.' E E A U ' yn 6 :al ,G-q lag U EZ ' 1 ' N 1 ig E y : , 3: W-, .-9 :E Z1 : HSff' 5: 'T1 H 1-11

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L in A.. FIRST HOW: Gertrude scnieleioein, wiilaoean hasmussen, Snirley Patterson, Margaret Helen Richards, Allene Degener, Helen Anaorf, Dorothy Gutknecht, Elsie Gutknecht. SECOND ROW: Allen Franck, Norman Sorensen, Stanley Stevens, Laverne Abben, Mark Taylor Harold Wyatt, Thomas Kerr, Alfred Plummer. THIRD ROW: Ralph Wrage, John Wrage, Lawrence Nolan, Robert Taylor, Ross Plaehn, Alvin Pedersen, Dale Watters, Kenneth Schlict, Gus Wrage. ABSENT: Duane Greeley, Irvin Jensen, Margaret Brandhorst, Margaret Mary Garner. FIQESHMEN Rising from the level of grade children to the heights of freshmen in high school are twenty-nine boys and girls.. Some of these freshmen, who have joined the class, have come from country schools. Chaperoned by their class sponsor, Mr. Babcock, the freshmen have enjoyed several parties during the year. They have been represented in all the high school functions and extra-cirricular activities. Several members have participated in the musical activities of the high school. Though they have been called Hgreenu by the upperclassmen, the freshmen show promises of being a fine class. :QQQQQQQQ 2A E3 I 5 G '75s:.D