Hudson High School - Log Yearbook (Hudson, OH)

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Students: ADMI I TRATIO To the Class of i957 As we grow older the thought that becomes more and more clear to us IS the importance of friendship and one can con ceive of no greater satisfaction than that of conducting him self in such a fashion that he may constantly add to his list of friends and thereby obtain a fuller measure of life To llve for the most there is In life must mean that we cannot llve to ourselves alone If we wish real success we must work and build together May you take with you the many friendships you have made at Hudson and continue to add to them as you go through e Sincerely, .3271 Alf GMM Lloyd G Benham Principal 4 Congratulationsl You have produced an edition of THE LOG which carries out the traditlon at Hudson High School that each new issue of the yearbook will be even finer than the last one. The staff of the annual, with Miss Gray as ad- visor, deserves high praise for the quality of THE 1957 LOG. We sincerely hope that you have enioyed producing the yearbook and that you have learned much from this journalis- tic experience. The pleasant memories this book will recall as you read it in future years will be ample reward for all your hours of work in producing lt. My wish for each of you is that you will go on to even higher and higher levels of achievement. U John P. McDowell Superintendent of Schools W

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M n 'U -t BOARD or EDUCATIO 1 Harry D Bubb KVICC presxdent and fmancej Kohn F Hams fteachersj Ada Cooper Mlller fpresldentj Charles M Hammel ftransportauony P J Foltz fclerkj James F Hand fbuxldmg and groundsy Early this year the Hudson Board of Education recelved a commendatlon from James Rhodes, state auditor, for the good busmess methods at schools to be so commended The community IS proud of this elective body The keen mlnds and sound planning ofthe members have made nt possible for the Hudson schools to continue to offer o sound education to the students Their long range building program has met the needs of the expandmg population The reallstlc salary schedule they have set up has attracted teachers of the highest caliber to be enrolled nn first rate colleges and unlversl ties and to be employed ln attructlve 'obs At o tame when nationwide publlclty cries of over crowded schools and teacher shortages, Hudson areo residents can be sure thelr educational needs will be met by these public splrlted cltuzens 3 has employed. It was one of two Summit county Hudson High School graduates are continuing

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