Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

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Mrs. Kopp has been teaching Art for three years. This is her first year at Hudson. She received her B. S. Degree from Michigan State Normal, and says she didn t choose her vocation, it chose her. After school hours she enjoys entertaining, housekeeping and playing with Teddy. Her hobbies are weaving, enameling and home decorating. Her pet peeve is seeing people eat without first offering food around the table. Mrs. Kopp’s special interests are Mr. Kopp and son Teddy. Mr. Kopp has been teaching for seven years all of which have been spent in Hudson. He earned his B. S. Degree from Michigan State Normal College and teaches Book- keeping, Shorthand and Typing. He has no favorite subject, but likes them all. He chose teaching because he likes working with young people. His recreation is golf and he likes woodworking and making furniture. He has no pet peeve or special interests except maybe Mrs. Kopp and son Teddy. Hudson High Grade School Teachers—L to R—Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. Eberly, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Fausey, Mrs. Wise 2nd row: Mrs. Stump, Mrs. Goodrich, Mrs. Austin, Mrs. Brown, Miss LaPeer, Mr. H. Brown 12

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In the Senior High, we have three history teachers: and Mr. Terrill. Mrs. Weisenfelder, Mr. Ridgley, Mrs. Weisenf elder has taught school for eight and a half years, of which three were spent in Hudson. She teaches World History, United States History, and Social Science. Her favorite subject in teaching is World History. She attended college at Denison Uni- versity and University of Michigan, receiving an A.B. Degree. She chose this vocation because she likes to work with groups of people. At the same time, she has an oppor- tunity to read and learn more about her favorite subject. Mr. Ridgley has taught school for twenty-six years. He is the principal of the Senior High School. Mr. Ridgley also teaches government. He has taught four years in Hud- son. He chose the teaching vocation because it was a natural interest. His recreation hours are filled with reading, hunting, fishing, and listening to the radio. His hobby is doing construction and repair work. His pet peeve is answering questionnaires. Travel- ing is his special interest. Mr. Terrill has taught school for four years, of which two years have been spent in Hudson. He has taught all subjects from Kindergarden through eighth grade, Social Science, and United States History. His favorite subject science, in the eighth grade. Mr. Terrill is the advisor of the School Newspaper. He also is the school Librarian. Mr. Terrill attended Adrian College, University of Michigan, and the University of Wisconsin, receiving a Masters Degree in education. Mr. Terrill chose this vocation because high school people are interesting to him.

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