Hudson High School - True Blue Yearbook (Hudson, WI)

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FACULTY MELITTA KIND B. A. Milwaukee Downer. U. of Wisconsin I'urcii ii Lani ntii cs MILDRED HOOVER B. A. Lawrence College. U. of Wisconsin Enylinh 1 and 2 II EMI V DARDEN B. A. Carleton College. U. of Minnesota Science EDNA PHILLIPS Pit. B. Lawerence College. U. of Wisconsin Mailicinnlicx HAROLD WEATII EHIIEAD B. A. Carleton College, U. of Chicago, U. of Wisconsin IIisloni and Dramatics FRANCE» KIDD LaCrosse State Teachers’ College 1 t ys i ea! Educati o n [16]

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A YEAR OF PROGRESS The past )ear has been a profitable and pleasant Dear. It is indeed a pleasure to review the progress that has been made. believe that a true definition of Education must ne- cessarilD tal(e into consideration the development of the character and pcrsonalitD of the individual. The masteiy of subject matter is of importance onlD when it contributes to the development of character and pcrsonalitD in the in- dividual. With this in mind we have tried to develop a well rounded program of activities and so far as possible to adapt the curriculum so that every boD and girl maD de- velop his talents to the greatest extent. I believe that we are beginning to receive dividends on our investment. The class room worlf has been especiallD fine in morn; instances. The opporlunitD for creative Worl( on the part of the student has been encouraged with the result that more and belter Work has been done than ever before. Our athletic program has been more extensive and we have achieved results that are commendable not on y in victories, but in good sportsmanship developed. The work in foren- sics and music has been extensive and of a high caliber. During a period of four years our music department has been developed to a point where it is second to none. Work well done is alwaDs the result of effort through cooperation. Our teaching staff has been especiallD capable and cooperative. The student bodD has responded splcn- didfa. The encouragement received bD the facultD and students from the Board of Education and the school pat- rons has been appreciated and has deserved our very best efforts.—E. P. Rod(. H5J

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TRUE BLUE 1929 FACULTY (SILISEItT OOOKE B. S.—M. A. U. of Minnesota If (Ihcimiti s am Soria Srirnr LOLITA MAKDKE Whitewater State Teachers’ College ('om mrrria! ETHEL VE(5EL B. A. U. of Wisconsin, U. of Minnesota ltiolo( fj mo I] ish 1 INEZ I OLA KEWEV B. A. I7, of Denver. Platteville State Teachers College K11 ( ish mu I MAIM! TERITE Sl'TIIEKLANI Stout Teachers’ College. U. of Wisconsin II oar- Kruno in irs WALTER SOI I TELE I Oshkosh State Teachers’ College. Teachers’ College Manual Arts am Stout [thirties 117)