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

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SENIOR Geraldine Grass, Student Council representative; Mary Heywood, treasurer; Robert Jensen, vice- president; Sharon Ulman, secretary; Janice Skal- icky, president. JUNIOR Karen Perseiis, treasurer; Ann Heiting, secretary; Hugh Gwin, Student Council representative; San- dra Stendahl, vice-president; Donald Gilbert, president. CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE Rita Daniels, Student Council representative; Anna Lee Lomnes, secretary; David Olson, presi- dent; Trudy Fatheree, treasurer. Missing from the picture is Donald Scholl, vice-president. FRESHMAN Jean Lyksett, Student Council representative; Linda Schullo, vice-president; John Jensch, secre- tary; Carmen Holden, treasurer; Allen Stendahl, president.

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SENIORS LAWRENCE ZEZZA Butch Arts and Crafts Club 4; Telescope Club 4; Organization Officer 4; Football 2. SENIORS NOT PICTURED EUGENE DAHLBY Gene Conservation Club 2, 3; Arts and Crafts Club 1. 2, 3; Telescope Club 3; Office Help 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES NELSON Jim F.F.A. 1. 4; Camera Club 2, 3; Arts and Crafts Club 4; Movie Operator 2, 3, 4; Office Help 4. JOHN TURCHENESKE Science Club 1; Telescope Club 4, French Club 4; Advisory Officer 4. Senior Class History September, 1957, brought mixtures of anxiety and fear as we became lowly freshmen of Hudson High. Our minds were put at ease as we attended the Freshmen-Senior Party, where we gained a real sense of belonging and the courage and interest to make use of the many opportunities set before us. Once our ball started rolling, it gained momentum as we presented a February “Heart Hop”. The success of this first dance and first year were accomplished under the leadership of Marjorie Peterson, Janice Skalicky, Carol Miller, Judith Engstrom, Tonita Tweet, and Mrs. Orness, adviser. Merrily we rolled along as sophomores. Thomas Segerstrom, Ronald Handlos, Kathleen Wallace, Sharon Ulman, and Robert Steiner led the way with the advice and help of Mr. Rebholz. We presented “Harvest Moon” as a dance that year and sold felt pins as a money-raising project during Homecoming. . . . Although we lost money on our Homecoming project, we gained much through our education, activi- ties, and friends. Our ball took a jump as we assumed the sophistication and responsibilities of upper classmen in our junior year. We resumed the sale of felt pins again at Homecoming, this time reaping the profits. Home- coming was also brightened by our hilarious skit, which took first place. Mr. Rebholz and Mr. Lundbeck joined efforts in advising us, with student guidance from Thomas Segerstrom, Robert Steiner, Judith Eng- strom, Ronald Handlos, and Geraldine Grass. Under them we rolled even further along to receive our class rings and release our talents and working power as a class in our prom, “Southern Stardust”. These cher- ished memories and accomplishments kept our ball gaining speed and power in everything we did. As seniors we were really bouncing. We started another ball rolling in the freshman class by a success- ful Freshmen-Senior Get-Together. Our Homecoming float took first prize for the best workmanship. We gained another first in the presentation and sponsorship of the premier of the play, “The Many Loves Of Dobie Gillis”, the proceeds of which went to the A.F.S. fund. Soon it was time to order announcements and take measurements for caps and gowns. In May, 1961, we gave our last dance as a farewell to our high school years. Our success as seniors came through the leadership of Janice Skalicky, Robert Jensen, Sharon Ul- man, Mary Heywood, Geraldine Grass, and the help of Mr. Carlson and Mr. Johnson, advisers. As strains of “Pomp and Circumstance” filled the auditorium on June 1, 1961, we knew our ball was still rolling. It would keep rolling, but in different directions as our class of 1961 ended its high school years. 24

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Third Row: Gary Heckel, Gary Simpson, James Dobson, Jolene Anderson, Allen Norelius, Paul Grass, Michael Rawlings, Kaye Edin. Second Row: Mary Holcomb, Kathleen Thompson, Mary Stark. Eugene Kidd. Margaret .Schmidt, Daniel Nester. Sandra Senechal, Marlys Swanson. Geraldine Ostendorf. First Row: Ann Heiting.David Orf. Patrick See. Daryl Daniels, David Swanson, Judith Mittl, Jean Moen. JUNIOR CLASS Third Row: Donald Gilbert. Thomas Danielson. Dennis Benoy, Katherine Dicke, Randolph Morrissette, Stephen Ostby, Rich- ard Harwell. Ellen Lahl. Second Row: Miss Swenson, adviser. John Laughnan. Clarence Holden. Diane Trapp, Jerry Peter- son. James Penman. Sharon Toll, William Crain, Mary Beaudry. First Row: Carol Christoph, Hugh Gwin. Martha Holcomb. Judith Epley, Ruth Nordlund, Janice Waxon, John Gwin, Paul Atwood.