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

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Seniors of 1945 We, the class of 1945. entered Hudson High School in September of '41 as be- wildered freshmen, hut we were eager to learn during the coming four years. To guide our inexperienced class for the first year we chose Patricia Cox, president; Thomas Schullo, vice president: I,awrence Mickelson, secretary; Hetty Lou Lohnian. treasurer: I-ois Brandt, student council representative: and Miss Rehmer. adviser. The outstanding social event of the year was the party the seniors gave for the freshmen, when they helped us learn to dance, and we went away much better acquainted. As sophomores we chose Miss Chubb, adviser: Theodore Clymer. president: Mar- ian Schueler, vice president: Joan Evans, secretary: Jane Olson, treasurer; and Aud- rey Cleveland, student council representative. We were well represented in extra-curric- ular activities this year with twelve members in “A” (ilee Club, seven in Mixed Chorus, seven in Boys’ Glee Club, and a large number in the hand. We were also repre- sented in football, basketball and speech activities. We began our junior year by electing Marian Schueler, president: Beverly Mor- gan, vice president: Darlene Sherburn. sec- retary: Dennis Zezza, treasurer; David Kvarnes, student council representative, and Miss Chubb, adviser. A big event of the year was the class play, “Midnight , which was presented on November 19. The big- gest event of the year, however, was the Junior Prom with its beautiful decorations on a fantasy theme, the pretty gowns worn bv all the girls, and the sweet odor of fiowers in the air. This was the never-to- be-forgotten event. Early in the senior year we entertain- ed the freshmen at a social hour to acquaint them with more students. Our officers for the last year were Lyle Ward, president: Lawrence Mickelson, vice president: Betty lane Nelson, secretary; Leila Evenson. treasurer: Betty Porter, student council representative, and Miss Jenny Lee, ad- viser. This year nine of the hoys helped compose the championship football team, with Dennis Zezza as captain. We were also well represented on the basketbal team, of which Arthur “Reddy Vindal was cap- tain. Many seniors were prominent in band, mixed chorus, glee clubs, and other organ- izations. Several boys joined the armed forces before graduation, and we greatly missed each one but were proud of them for the fine job they were doing wherever they were. The class play, “June Mad , was a great success and was a lot of fun for those who witnessed it as well as the performers. At last came Class Day, Bae- calaur.ate, Commencement, and the end of the finest, most carefree days of our lives, our high school career. SKonor Students LOIS BRANDT AUDREY CLEVELAND THEODORECLYMER PATRICIA COX DEAN ERICKSON JOAN EVANS ALLEN JOHNSON I AMES LONERGAN BEVERLY M RGAN JANE OLSON MARGARET ANN ROCK MARJORIE EI'EM MELE MARIAN SCHUELER DARLENE SllERBURN OLIVE SMITH ARTHUR VINDAL MARC IARET W EAT II ER 11 EAl

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MISS GILBERT Enthusiastic departmental students are conscientiously taught .he reading, writing, and aiithmetic necessary to their high school caieers by Miss Gilbert. MR. CROWE Soothing U. S. and word history stu- dcn.s’ headaches” Is the undertaking of the football and basketball coach, Mr. irowe. mr. McMillan For training in ins.rumental music, stu- dents go to Mr. McMillan who ably directs the band and orchestra. Many solo and en- semble numbers are trained by him for the music tournament. MISS MADISON Future home makers are taught by Miss Madison to sew a straight seam and serve delicious meals. She also supervises luncheons and dinners given a. the school. MRS. BEGGS Teaching bewildered algebra students how to fine, unknown quantities, such a-s x and y. is the work of Mrs. Beggs, who returned to teaching after a brief absence to assist in the present teacher shortage. MISS McILQUHAM When Miss Mcllquham isn't teaching English to the juniors and seniors, she is work- ing with the members of the True Blue Times or the Annual staffs. MISS MURPHY Teaching students many interesting things about geography is Miss Murphy's goal. Under her training next year’s freshmen are learning their “p's” and q's”. MRS. QUALE To learn how and why nature functions as it does, the sophomore biology students meet with Mrs. Quale, who is devoting a half day away from her household duties to help dur- ing the teacher shortage. MISS MATHEWS Problems of community, town, state, and nation are studied by Miss Mathew's’ freshmen citizenship classes. She teaches business prac- tice to future business men and women.

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THEODORE CLYMER REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR Theodore Clymer has been chosen Hudson High’s representative senior for 1945 from a splendid group of candidates. “Ted is deserving of this honor. He has exhibited high standards of scholarship, unusually fine leadership, and absolute loyalty to the finer ideals of life. Because he is always courteous, thoughtful, and friendly, the facility and students have enjoyed working with him. “Ted has chosen the Army Air Corps as the branch of service he wishes to enter. The faculty is happy to present the award to this deserving student.