Hudson High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Hudson, IA)

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Qfiudonzf ygacflar program The Hudson Consolidated school, in its affiliation with Iowa state meachers College, provides the setting for training students who ere t become the future teachers in many comparable Iowa communities Training is essential in ary profession, and the type of training is usually reflected in the degree of success or failure within tre profession Unquestionably, the responsibility of training new teachers places an added burden upon an admlnistration, faculty, and community Botr scholastic and conduct standards that are set and maintained must be more than QSSSBULS they must be the highest possible in order that each trainee may derive th9 maximum good from their tralning obviously tre aintenance of a food school 'or teacher tralning will result in direct benefits for tie studerts lr the school and Should be the pride of the community Hundreds of students have recelved treir training in tie fwenty seven years since studert teac g was 1nt oduced 'n tre elemertery and urmnr high school This year apprcxi lately F8 students have been working this area, with 44 additlonal trainees taking part in the expanded senior high student teaching program wtich was introduced in the 1947 lO4F school year The success of the teecnex training program lH the hudson school, and the resultlng mutual benefxts, ects upon the cooperatlon and respect h seen o 1 stltut Rutr menley, Dorothv king, lss llmart els e en and Liss lCBPld6 dlscuss onella e ge , eular elser, the third grade arc Vo ooukup or lax or ring 1 urter s worn 'HXEWW Q., M . sa tln outl .Q 1, e nzn' :H ram ge :gil -r. 'nz LL- . -.- spring 1'a .er -tlcent .c -ner . Hg,soL--1 preps s -,s.',:. in seo 'reg 5.1: