Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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4 K b E--fgasa' 'Hs 'YF 'if 5 sb Y Q gi, l P 1 L Mrs. Bill Saunders, school secretary, aided Principal MRS. DOROTHY BLUE C. H. Lathan in the matter of school correspondence and M.A. , Appalachian State record keeping. your able eounoeloro. County Superintendent C.M. Abemethy and his ecretaries, Miss Ora Roland, Mrs. Ruby Watson and Trs. Helen Bradford, did the central administrative fork for the sixteen schools in the nine districts of aldwell County. Teachers College Librarian Advisor to Library Club wil -I: Nik Qutgh nu.- 'll i. Vi Z

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3 Gaye Prnson and Bolene Estes drscussed therr college plans w1th Prrncrpal E M VVh1te Ope r rtrng as 1 consolldated rnstrtutron, Hudson l-hgh School reoerves upper grade students from the four Drstrrct VI QBaton, Hudson Saw mrlls and Whltnelj elementary schools In the drstrlct thrs year there were 108 teachers, 6 prrncrpals and 3 447 students Mr E M Wlnte yxhose offrce rs lo ated rn thrs school rs the drstrlct supervrsrng prrncrpal Here at your school there were 28 teachers, 742 students and Prmcrpal C H lathan The County Board of Educatron was headed by Mr C M Abernethy County Superrntendent and made up or Mr George Boutyxell Chalrrnan Mr Davrs Tuttle, Mr Maynard Teague Mr Clarence Sherrlll and Mr ohn Frazrer almtntotratoro we re Mr james Owens, Mr J F Query and Mr. Boyd Wrlson, local school board members, were concerned wrth the growth and rmprovement of your school 16 155 Tis fg 1 if z gr ,- f l QE U E E 5 A o 1 i Q 4 1 1 3 2 f Q .f Q XJ' E H' , , V, 1 , - - 3 3 . v I f -- x 7 3 u 1 1 A . , ' c . ' , , f ' 1 1 7 A v . . , ' , 1 - V , . Q - . . . , . . ' f il 9 C

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X4 we ' rf ., ,X s .f ,, 71 K' gf? Aiwa mp . 1 f twi H V, f 'f - Mrifo--,SQ - - - --r uw ur... .. N-lr if 49 ,f 3' Shakespeare,Shal-cespeare and more Shakespeare 'To pass or not to pass' was the questlon IH the mmds of Wanda K1ll1an, N1na johnson, Ga1l Laws, Larry VVheel1ng joe Townsend and Rlchard Davls As you have gone through your school llfe, you have found Englrsh to be the most prexalent subject smce all students are re qu1red to take four years of the lrterature grammar CO1'IIb1I121t1OI'l In lrterature freshmen and sophomores studled both Enghsh and AHIQTICHII authors rumors concentrated on Xmerrcan WFIKGFS and semors spent one semester readlng the old masters of England All students made notebooks, acted out plays llstened to records and put up bulletm boards concernlng the perlods of hterature C'rammar,Wh1ch you have studred approxrmately one semester precrs and workbooks The elght parts of speech spelling and the many punctuauon rules have kept you busy as you strove toward makmg yourself an 'exact man 18 GUY edfd O MRS MARTHA H MOOREHEAD A B , Leno1r Rhyne College Engllsh raw wi iw, MRS RUBY TESTER A B , Berea College Berea Kentucky Englrsh Publ1c Speaklng Advlsor to Publlc Speakmg Club i L ' T CF fr I 4 A X, , , . . . . . Q I u - . P A . U Q 9 , ' f L' '17 on , - -s. V , A 'wr , each year, has challenged you to do your best with the themes, , if My rx? 2,14 VMS' 'G ' . - - Y, Q 11, 3 -,sl . ' f - 'T' fr. at - ' A 1 . if AX fp ' --is Hg, 1-'T V1 - Wi , fr -ig.-f ', ' mai V K',, , ,A 'A' y2fwL'f s5f ' - --ui, . . . . l , I Y