Hudson High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Hudson, IA)

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Roland Miller FlH5T ROW: Donald Gutxnecht, George Hollis, Richard nnuusen, nan Magee, John Legg, Carlton Knudsen, Richard Loonan, Frances Mitchell, Aurel Ann Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Marcella Franck, Joyce Moon, Virginia Pearson, Mary Christensen, Helen Andersen, Mark Taylor, Wayne Stark. THIRD ROW: Mabel Hogshead, Lloyd Loonan, John Andersen, Donald Lafrenz, Roland Miller, Wesley Soska, Verla Gutknecht. FOURTH ROW: Bill Lydon, Marion Shaw, Ross Plaehn, Joe Legg, Jack Hansen. CORNETS CLARINETS Marion Shaw Virginia Pearson Joyce Moon John Legg Wesley Soska Vernon Lange FLUTE AND PICCOL0 Mabel Hogshead SAXAPHONE Carlton Knudsen MELLOPHONES Dan Magee Aurel Ann Mitchell FRENCH HORN Jack Hansen DRUMS John Andersen Richard Loonan Marcella Franck Donald Lafrenz Mark Taylor Verla Gutknecht Helen Andersen Donald Gutknecht Ross Plaehn George Hollis Frances Mitchell Thomas Mareska Carl Gutknecht BAHITONES Wayne Stark Richard Knuusen TROMBONES Bill Lydon Joe Legg Kenneth Gutknechp BASS Lloyd Loonan The band is under the direction of Mr. Charles Ball. It played in the spring concert and on the last day of school. The pep band is a branch of the regular rand. This year a Junior band was organized for the beginning instrumental students in the grades. stung J ,g

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' Q l Qs Lip. FIRST HOW: SECOND HOW' THIRD HOW: FOURTH ROW: LQSENT: Mabel Hogshead, Hope Magee, Evelyn Miller, Beverly Wyatt, Geraldine Greeley, Beth ADGGTSGD, Vera Mae Cable, Miss Messing. Marjorie Wyatt, betty Sergeant, Joyce Moon, Marcella Franck, Joy Lester, Margaret Helen Richards, Mae Jean Hollis, Marjorie Glasener, Gleneva Multhauf, Shirley Patterson, Willadean Rasmussen. Betty Gibson, Jean Christensen, Mary Christensen, Mary Jean Hicxett, Betha Wyatt, Virginia Pearson, Lloyd Loonan, Kenneth Bausch, Wayne Stark, Alfred Plummer. Mark Taylor, Leonard Kokesh, Wesley Soska, Dale Glasener, Donald Lafrenz, Grant Hook, Robert Bordner, Roland Miller, John Andersen, Leonard Gibson. John Bixby, Harry Lafrenz, Harlan Buss, Gail Bonneson, Harold Jensen, Galen Purneaux, Helen Andersen, Margaret Mary Garner. XED DD So many students were interes ed in being a member of ie mixed chorus that it was necessary to hold two separate practices AHC divide the forty-nine members. This plan nas proved successful and 9HHbl9Q more people to participate in the organization. The mixed chorus made many public appearences, spring concert, sub-state contest, school programs, and the graduation ceremonies. The StUQ6HtS co-operated in these practices so they would be able to sing in a mass group. They have progressed lar under the supervision of Miss Messing and her student teachers. Some of the songs mastered by the group are, Ulf My Song Had Wings,H HThe Lord Bless You and Keep You,N Nheautiful 5avior,U HPastoral,N WLet all the World in Every Corner Sing,U Wwillie Take Your Drum,N and W5Kiing Song.N The mixed chorus has been organized for several years, but a new group was organized last year. This new group, after being cut down to thirty-two, was SHEQPGQ in the -state music cont 't at Vinton. 4 Qu e J 4 17? qs! SW r E1 , fag L sk Ein!! iiiiifl

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l.. AIIL .. .. 4 4 4 FIRST ROW: Miss Gustafson, Betty Gibson, Evelyn Miller, Lavonne bruns, Verla Gutknecht, Jean Christensen, Betha Wyatt, Gertrude Schiefelbein, Willadean Rasmussen, Miss Van Skike. SECOND ROW: Joyce Woodruff, Betty Sergeant, Ruby Hedfearn, Ruth Redfearn, Marjorie Wyatt, Gleneva Multnauf, Elsie Gutknecht, Marcella Franck, Dorothy Gutknecht, Shirley Patterson, Allene Degener, Helen Andorf. THIRD ROW: Marjorie Glasener, Vera Mae Cable, Gertrude Christensen, Agnes Whannel, Elizabeth Holub, Mary Jean Bickett, Alene Zimmerman, Marie Andorf, Agnes Cavanaugh. FOURTH ROW: Helen Davis, Beth Andersen, Evelyn Wyatt, Joyce Moon, Mabel Hogshead, Hope Magee, Virginia Pearson, Beverly Wyatt, Lorna Foster, Agnes Svendsen, Hazel Schiefelbein, Mary Christensen, Margaret Cavanaugh, Geraldine Greeley. ABSENT: Margaret Brandhorst, Margaret Mary Garner, Helen Andersen, Frances Kristensen. TDI- -VKGIIQLS Cl. I3 The Tri-Hi-Y is a new club for girls in Hudson High school. The club is affiliated with the Y.M.C.A.. The purpose of this club is: To create, maintain, and SXCSDQ throughout the school and community, high standaros of Christian character. The slogan is: Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions. One of their activities was an induction service for new members held at Hartman Reserve. The officers are: President, Jean Christensen, Vice Pres., Betha Wyatt, Secretary, Frances Kristenseng Treasurer, Helen Andersen, Chaplain, Margaret Mary Garner, Recorder, Willadean Rasmussen, Asst. Recorder, Gertrude Schiefelbeing Sponsor, Miss Van Skike. The purpose of the Girl's Club is: To provide opportunity for experience in carrying responsibility, to develop personality, leadership, self-reliance, and social poise. To promote interest in the community. To take an active part, as a club, in worthwhile community activities. The officers are: President, Bettie Gibson, Vice Pres., Evelyn Miller, Secretary, Lavonne Brunsg Treasurer, Verla Gutknechtg Advisor, Miss Gustafson.