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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

In Memoriam TIMOTHY NOEL SCHUMACHER Son of Mr. and Mrs. Noel Schumacher Known to many members of the Class of 1970 from their grade school days Born August 22, 1952 Died July 23, 1960 To close the eye and close the ear, Wrapped in a trance of bliss, And, gently drawn in loving arms, To swoon from that to this:-- Scarce knowing if we wake or sleep, Scarce asking where we are, To feel all will sink away. All sorrow and all care! Harriet Elizabeth Beecher Stowe 4 Mr. Ogland Superintendent Congratulations to each of you. To you Seniors, graduation marks the end of your high school life . At the same time it is the beginning of a new and much more important era for you. In this inter-planetary age the world needs mature, thoughtful people more than at any previous time in history. This is an age of new horizons in nearly every phase of human endeavor. The manner in which you are able to adjust to these new situations and conditions and your ability to take advantage of those opportunities will determine the extent to which you become a productive member of society. Each of you has the potential of coping successfully with these eventualities and becoming mature adults--adults who will be useful happy citizens of our country. Best Wishes and Good Luck. A. B. Ogland 5 Mr. Heiting Principal As this school year ends, it will bring to a close the secondary education for the senior class. It has been a challeng- ing year in several ways. Technologi- cally it is gratifying and mystifying how easy it is for man to journey through space to reach the moon and soon to other planets in the solar system. Com- puters are now performing tasks, with- out error, that man could never do. Sociologically man is slowly learning how to respect the rights of others and treat them as equals. In spite of all the progress that has been made (if one may call it progress), there are many problems that exist that must be solved by a future genera- tion, if man is to live in the interest of humanity. There are problems of rac- ism, pollution, war, poverty, educa- tion, and government. These are problems that will challenge you and the rest of the world as you enter the stage of adulthood. We trust you will meet these challenges even bet- ter than the past generations. To find your place in the world and live in it with satisfaction and enjoyment is our simplest wish. W. G . Heiting ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL Mr. Cassutt 6 Mr. Youngberg Guidance Counselor My most sincere congratulations to the graduating Seniors of the class of 1970. You have met the challenges of high school education, and now you will have the opportunity to apply your results. You will go out into an ever-changing but always demanding adult world which puts a premium on this application. As educators, it is our hope that you have been well prepared in all respects, to assume your new role. All too often the fun- damental objectives of the high school education become clear after you have passed through the system and maturity brings on an appreciation for things as they are and not as we would have them. We are proud of you Seniors as you are, and we assume that you will become many of the things that we wish you could be. 7 Darrell Youngberg Board of Education The chief administrative body of the Hudson school system, the Board of Education, plans budgets, establishes school policies, and hires faculty members . The True Blue annual staff and the student body of Hudson High School express their gratitude to the members: David Kelly, President James Ostby, Clerk Dr. P. A. Tweet, Treasurer John Fetzner, Director Dr. Hugh Bryce, Director for their faithful and loyal service. 8 Mrs. Kaiser Secretary Mrs. Jensch S Mrs. Hoyer Secretaries Linda Retherford Secretary School Help Mr. Spalding Business Agent The world is sat- isfied with words. Few appreciate the things be- neath . Pascal Nels Lee Custodian Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Hof- land, Mrs. Lundberg Cooks Fritz Rose Custodian Mr. Krupa Physics Mathematics Mr. Vanasse Mathematics Mr. Ronning Social Studies Mr. Cassutt Social Studies Mr. Heikkila Social Studies Faculty Mr. Bowman Social Studies Mrs. Piepel English Mrs. Gilbertson English Mr. Weitkamp Industrial Arts Mr. Kadidlo Coach Mr. House Coach Mr. Ewing Boy's Physical Education Coach Miss Noreen Girls' Physical Education Classes Happiness is speechless. George William Curtis Happiness Is.. . Remembering When. SOPHOMORE Lost, frightened people . . . Here we come in our dude clothes . . . Where's my locker key? . . . acceptance in clubs, clubs, clubs . . . JULIUS CAE- SAR . . . leaders--Andy Severson, Kim Anderson, Anita Vindal, Kathie Gaynor, Jeff Nelson . . . Ad- visors--Mr. Grubbs, Mr. Vanagse, Miss Weiss . . . tea-time with Hudson’s civic organizations . . . Sophomore Battle Cry ... the nut squad . . . Mr. O'Malley . . . Can I lay a patch, Mr. Hansen? . . . senior boys! ! . . . Do all great speakers drink milk and wear wool suits? . . . Raiders on Safari?-- our poor tiger! ... one down, two to go. JUNIOR The in-between year overflowing with new respon- sibilities and activities . . . OUR TOWN, THE GREAT GATSBY, GIANTS IN THE EARTH . . . lead- ers--Kim Anderson, Andy Severson, Julie Ziemann, Debbie Barron, Jeff Nelson . . . PSATPU . . . South Pacific . . . class rings . . . but what are YOU gonna get? ..? . . . PROM--street lights, kleenex flowers, hauling rocks, May we use your lawn fur- niture? , swimming for park benches, hammer, hammer, tape, tape, and finally-- Lamplite O'er the Park with melodies of Scarborough Fair , May 2, 1969 . . . commencement for the 69 seniors-- mixed feelings as we realize we're next. SENIOR A taste of senior superiority as we begin our rule of the halls . . . Here we are--pure grub . . . our guys claim the bench from the 69'ers . . . those famous spelling tests . . . Is this a dagger which I see be- fore me? . . . ACTPU . . . SATPU . . . college applications . . . Rengstorf's advanced --stuck in the mud? . . . sophomore girls! ! . . . the Home- coming trophy finally finds its real home . . . our queen, Kathie Gaynor . . . our leaders--Kim Ander- son, Sandy Swedish, Liz Todd, Scott Richie, Jeff Nel- son . . . World Lit-- I'll make it. I’ve got only 500 pages left . . . We know you're in there, Mr. Blake! ... MAY 26--OH HAPPY DAY!! ... Are you ready. World? Here we come! 17 A Day in the Life of a Senior School (sigh) . . . my last year. plow through the ... , . wondering halls dodging tiny sophomore girls, What the usual happenings: Mrs. Gilbertson discusses another happen day? The j S pass as usual, with literary with numb minds: Mr. Cassutt with another tricky saying like The Gustafson halts busy journalism students over the noise of the class bit!! ; Mr. V 2 oA ? aloud physics their KDWS Mr. Krupa reads adventurous ; Miss Noreen stands a HP class on prepares unsuspecting boys ; and, Mr. Fegely reviews the with a speed write. breathe ter ig) ' ’Guys get practice, their girlfriends, and the 1BT . Girls trot to ensemble, , G.A.A., and their boyfriends. It's pretty wild if us expecting it. 18 Senior Class ROBERT BEER Bob JOHN BEESON TERESE BLAZEK Terri THOMAS BAKKEN ’Tom 19 JAMES BLEIER Howie DARLENE BLIVEN LAURA BONNES ALLAN BRENDUM Alvine KATHLEEN BRENNER Kathy BERNARD CLEVELAND Bernie FRANKLIN COLEMAN Frank DANIEL COPELAND Dan RICHARD COUCH Big Dick JAMES DAHL Butch RANDALL DAHM Randy SUSAN DAHM Sue RICHARD DEISS Dick 21 GAYLE DOPKINS JOSEPH DULON Joe MICHAEL EAKINS Mike CLAY EDIN Emmett JEFFREY EGGERS Jeff CHARLES ELLEFSEN Chassy DENISE ELLENSON Foot KRISTINE ENGEBRETSON Kristi LINDA ENLOE SANDRA FERN Sandy 22 JEAN GERMAIN JAMES GILBERTSON Gibbs JODELL GILBERTSON Jody GREGORY GRASS Greg ROGER GRATIOT Rog-Brodie MICHAEL GULDAN Max CLAUDIA GUSTAFSON Claud CLAUDIA HARRISON KAREN HAYES DIANE HEIBERG DAVID HARDIN 23 KATHRYN HENKE Kathy LINDA HIRSCH Lin” TERILYNN HOEL ’Teri KRISTINE IVERSON Kris PETER IVERSON Pete GREGORY KINNEY Greg MARY LARSEN Debbie MARY JO LEE Joe PATRICIA LEIN ’Pat WAYNE LIKES Watson VIRGINIA LINDGREN Ginny SHERRY LUEBKE SHERYL LUST Susanne DANIEL LYKSETT Kinky THOMAS MABIE ’Tom LESLEY MAHNKE Les JEFFREY MANLOVE Jeff 26 MICHAEL MATSON Mike MALACHY McGREE Pat % CAROL MICHAELSON SHERRY MILLAR KATHERINE MITTL Kathy” JEFFREY NELSON Jeff JERRY NELSON Brody SUSANNE NELSON Sue KATHLEEN NORRIS Kathy PATRICK O'BRIEN Pratt THOMAS O'CONNELL ’Tucker i l fj THOMAS OFFNER Tom STEVEN OHRT Steve GREGORY H. OLSON Beans GREGORY R. OLSON Little Olson THOMAS OLSON Tom GAYLE OSTENSON Oss WILLIAM PELKE Bill” GARY PENMAN Gordy ANITA PHILLIPS Phil f ROBERT POLGREEN Bob” JAYME PUTERKA Turk PATRICIA QUALE Tat STEVEN RIVARD Steve PAMELA RICHIE Pam MICHAEL REETZ Mike RICHARD ROULEAU Rick SCOTT RICHIE DAVID RICHIE Dave ROGER RUELIN 29 Hawk CURTIS SAHNOW Curt TIMOTHY ST. ORES Ores DAVID SAMUEL Dave WARREN SAMUELSON The Brain STEVE SANDBURG Sandbox NANCY SANDVEN Nanc MARGUERITE SCHLUTER Marg 30 CYNTHIA SCHULLO Cindy MARY JO SCHULLO Jo DOUGLAS SCORE Doug DAVID SOUCY David, My Son CYNTHIA SIMPSON 31 MICHAEL SOULE Mike DEBORAH STAHNKE Debbie THOMAS STANEK Stan BARBARA STARR Barb WILLIAM STAYBERG Bill BETH STEVENSON RENE STRUEMKE 32 DUANE SWANSON Dewey” SANDRA SWEDISH Sandy RONALD TEED Ron CHARLENE THOMAS SONJA THOMPSON Soni ELIZABETH TODD Liz CONSTANCE VAN KIRK Connie ANITA VINDAL CAROL TRIEB GARY VINDAL Chirba DENICE WAGNER Earl J MARK WARD ROBERT WAXON Bob DAVID TWEET Dave 33 THOMAS WHITE 'Tom BARRY WOOD Woody Seniors Not Pictured JEAN CASAW DEBRA NEUMAN Debbie JAMES CUSTER Jim ERIC NILSEN Nils MICHEAL HARTMON Mike PAMELA SMITH Pam STANLEY JOHNSON Stan JOSEPH SOUTER Joe DALE KING JEFF WALDROFF STEVEN La VENTURE Waldo Steve MARK ZEZZA CHRISTINE McGRAW Zib Christy Seniors in Class . . . 35 ... And Other Places. 36 Boys' State was a tremendous experience, and one I will long remember. During that week I learned of the organization and work that goes into our government. My lasting impressions of Boys' State are not of the governments we set up, the mock elections, nor even of speakers such as Governor Knowles. Rather, I'll remember the great bunch of guys who were there, the friends I made, and the dedication of our counselors. I hope everyone has an opportunity to experience the spirit and enthusiasm of an event such as Boys' State. DAVID RICHIE Badger State 1969 Madison DEBORAH STAHNKE On Saturday, June 14, 500 girls converged on Madi- son and took over Sellery dorm. The first step was meeting all the girls in my city, followed by a whirl - wind of campaigning for city, county, and state offices. The two political parties. Federalists and Nationalists, met separately to decide on their party platforms and candidates for state offices. At an impressive inauguration Wednesday night, I was sworn in as Assemblyman from the 19th district. Saturday morning we marched to the capitol for our legislative session--the highlight of the week. While the Assemblymen and Senators met in their chambers, the rest of the girls looked on. At the close of the session we were free to go home. The girls at B.G.S. are the friendliest I have ever known. Everyone was drawn together by a common interest--learning how to become better, more in- volved citizens. Meeting them and participating in all the activities at Badger State added up to a tremen- dous week. BACK ROW: Mr. Heikkila, advisor; Theodore Swanson, Gregory Erickson, Gerald Johnson, Thomas Hopkins, Mark Gagnon, Paul Bourget, Bruce Mueller. THIRD ROW: Gerald Mickschl, Thomas C. Mitchell, David Fetzner, Dale Ebben, Timothy Wells, Harold Trieb, Leslie Steffen, Richard Friedlan- der, Bradley McConaughey. SECOND ROW: Dale Nerby, Ted Bauer, William Heffron, James Drumm, Thomas Dulon, John Erickson, Patrick Evjen, Michael Anderson. FRONT ROW: Thomas Mitchell, David Matz, James Ray, Brent Kramer, J. Scott McKechnie, David Ebben, James Erdman. j u N I O R C L A S S BACK ROW: Susan Ellefsen, Carol Wakeling, Lois Gilbertson, Susan Hayes, Marjorie Roettger, Nancy Todd, Irene Sahnow, Mary Furger, Victoria Myhre, MaryCahoy. FOURTH ROW: Jacalyn Carlson, Susan Felker, Karen Drexler, Jane Stanek, Jana Martin, Rita Sockness, Cynthia Foss, Rose Larson. THIRD ROW: Wendy Manlove, Barbara Brower, Joan Anderson, Mary Penman, Clytie Carriveau, Sharon Grass, Bonnie Olson, Susan Miller, Rebecca VanNess. SECOND ROW: Joanne Isaacson, Patsy Larson, Melody Scullen, Peggy Duden, Kathleen Ewing, Kathleen Eggar, Karen Wamken, Patricia Kinney, Theresa Kinney. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Piepel, advisor; Roberta Trudell, Roxanne Wrobel, Pamela Groves, Lisa Bergmann, Ruth Weyers, Deborah Arnold, Linda Paulson. 38 BACK ROW: David Strom, Mark Gagnon, Stephen Krueger, Joseph Simon, Michael Cleveland, James Bahne- man, Michael Stevens, Earl Fatheree, Frederick Yoerg, Michael Gavin, Gerald Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Gregory Coleman, Richard Koepp, Gregory Sutter, Bradley Dahlman, Joseph Casanova, John Duwell, Wil- liam Wagner, Robert Bohne, Richard Prescott, Mark Johnston, Michael Petersen. THIRD ROW: Thomas Ze- uli, Randy Schoenoff, Edward Nelson, Steven Senrick, Dennis Armbruster, Eugene Staniszewski, George Reed, Thomas Hopkins, Bruce Mueller, Paul Bourget, David Bertelsen. SECOND ROW: David Wittek, Stephen Car- ter, Robert Thomas, Joseph Merchak, Daniel Foust, Leslie Steffen, Thomas J. Mitchell, Timothy Matz, Randy Retherford, Michael Kapaun. FIRST ROW: Richard Friedlander, Gerald Nelson, Thomas Chilson, Thomas Best, Robert Cramer, Thomas Dilts, Duwayne Green, John Erickson, Patrick Evjen, Gary Nerby. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Germain, Luanne Rimer, Pamela Matson, Joy Gray, Charlotte Cumming, Judith Reed, Cynthia Snyder, Barbara Hofland, Margaret Swanson, Lois Eulberg, Rita Sockness, Cyn- thia Foss. THIRD ROW: Linda Sivek, Susan Rolke, Mary Bakken, Esther Marty, Elaine Erickson, Cyn- dee Lindgren, Joan Brooks, Patricia Dickman, Linda Everson, Beth Teed. SECOND ROW: Marjorie Schneider, Robin Gratiot, Sara Schloemer, Cheryl Raymond, Maeta McKenzie, Terily Potratz, Jane Lund, Nancy Selbrede, Jerrine Sauntry, Debra Abendroth. FRONT ROW: Miss Hughes, adviser, Jean Hjelseth, Karen Parish, Kristene Olson, Diana Eakins, Joan Nickleby, Carolyn Kees, Linda Harwell, Jane Crimmins. Better to be happy than wise. John Heywood BACK ROW: Dale Affolter, Dan Wisner, Steven Gaynor, James Miller, Jerry Ellyson, James Olson, Jeff Anderson, Douglas Reinhart, Michael Beer, Mark Martin, David Heffron. FIFTH ROW: John Larsen, Kim Thompson, Mark Lamkin, Stephen Mabie, Mark Norvold, Jeffrey Smith, Patrick Ahrens, Arthur Forester, Daniel Affolter, James Mickschl, Rick LeNoue. FOURTH ROW: Darrell Rothe, Daniel Krech, Robert Mittl, Donald Evenson, Stephen Sampson, John Lonergan, Robert Muhlenkord, Randall Toutant, Douglas Jensen, Donald Halvorson, Douglas DeRosier, Charles Kel- logg. THIRD ROW: William Offner, Lawrence Larson, Douglas Wolff, Randy Likes, Stephen Lan- pher, Steve Groves, Richard Dux, Rodney Brooks, Zarie Bollom, Gregory Worrell, William O'Con- nor, Jon Nilsen. SECOND ROW: Robert Bradham, Phillip Parks, Jeffrey Johnson, Mark Coty, Brad- ley Cameron, Kent Drinkwine, Richard Cramer, Kevin Smith, Randy Brenner, Timothy Enloe, Bruce Hibbard. FIRST ROW: Mr. Rengstorf, advisor, Robert VanNess, Mike Marson, Karl Mathys, Kenneth Matz, William Custer, Melvin Solsvig, Shawn McConaughey, John Torkildson. BACK ROW: Diane DeWitte, Jonel Frye, Kathleen Heiberg, Lynn Olson, Beverly Baer, Cynthia Stratton, Kathryn Badman, Karen Anderson, Barbara Knefelkamp, Barbara Rauchnot, Sandra Carter. THIRD ROW: Kathi Riley, Susan Chandler, Elizabeth Holmes, Karen Richmond, Beverly Schmidt, Linda Mork, Joyce Bowman, Mary Isaacs, Marilyn Terwilliger, Karen Kremer, Tenlee Stout. SECOND ROW: Jill Olson, Geraldine King, Pamela Kirkpatrick, Toni Chilson, Karen Christiansen, Connie Johnson, Deborah Ged- ney, Gail Christensen, Joan Gilbertson, Susan Schneider. FIRST ROW: Teresa Rouleau, Leslie Mueller, Joelyn Hardin, Christy Jordahl, Janet Ostby, Deborah Benoy, Kim Henne, Rebecca Lamberta, Mrs. Ron- ningen, advisor. 40 BACK ROW: Patricia Livermore, Sally Caress, Marsha Copeland, Carolee Jolly, Sandra Raymo, Susan Brochman, Sue Hayes, Jane Blazek, Deborah Klatt. FOURTH ROW: Carla Jackman, Lisa Hayday, Mich- elle Germain, Joni Forsberg, Barbara Burke, Mary Krier, Joanne Van Kirk, Deborah Dietz, Mary Beth La- Venture, Mary Simmons. THIRD ROW: Karen Bleier, Sara Richey, Sue Johannsen, Cindy Nygaard, Linda Hilden, Jean Olson, Jacqueline Brown, Rene Blihovde, Nancy Iverson. SECOND ROW: Linda Olson, Deb- orah Davison, Gail Asher, Cathy Stilley, Nancy Quale, Sue Turner, Mary Michaelson, Candice Coulter, Deborah Gamer. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Ronningen, advisor, Bridgette Kinney, Nancy McGrew, Nancy Young, Trudee Hoel, LuAnn Zezza, Suzanne Struemke, Linda Halverson, Barbara Larson. BACK ROW: Mr. Ewing, adviser, James Bruck, Terrance Huftel, Duane Hunt, Donald Beer, Gregg Wahlberg, Charles Slabis, James Obermueller, Daniel Eulberg. THIRD ROW: Russell Jensen, Rob- ert Lillevold, LeRoy Jensen, Robert Swanson, Stanley Wekkin, Steven Ganz, William Millar, Larry Roach, Richard Mellum, Neil Sandven. SECOND ROW: Thomas Polgreen, Craig Larson, David Kinney, David Nelson, Donald Bommann, Joseph Karras, Garold Krueger, Timothy Dilts, Bradley Crust, David Dickman. FIRST ROW: Benjamin Warner, Michael Cassutt, David McGraw, David Llewellyn, Richard Nelson, Thomas Barthel, Dennis Krager, Brian Cumming. Some cause happiness wherever they go; others whenever they go. Pascal 41 SENIOR CLASS c L A S S Sandra Swedish, secretary; Elizabeth Todd, treasurer; Kim Anderson, president; Scott Richie, vice-president; Jeffrey Nelson, Student Council representative. JUNIOR CLASS Jana Martin, vice-president; Cynthia Snyder, secre- tary; Steven Senrick, president; Roxanne Wrobel, treasurer; Thomas C. Mitchell, Student Council rep- resentative. 0 F F 1 C E R S SOPHOMORE CLASS David Nelson, treasurer, Mary Michaelson, vice-pres- ident; Rick LeNoue, president; Joanne VanKirk, Stu- dent Council representative; Michael Cassutt, secretary. 43 October 3, 1969 SOPHOMORE JUNIOR SENIOR “Shuffle the Cards” Raiders Defeat Spring Valley, 30—8 Skillful but hurry-up jobs done as classes and clubs began floats on Thursday . . . Three wild bulletin boards began Homecoming week . . . The five super senior queen candidates were chosen on Wednesday . . . The sophomores stole the show at Friday's pep fest with their garbage can and Laugh-In tricycles . . . the T .B.T. dog made the end of Friday's parade as good as the start . . . Father Hoffman and Mort Weinberg were great, too . . . The mighty Raiders clobbered Spring Valley 30--8 that night . . . Barefoot dancers, mustached dates, and adults gathered in the Oak Street Gym for the dance . . . Kathie Gaynor nearly collapsed from happiness when she was named 1969 Homecoming Queen by 1968 Homecoming Queen Kris Mueller . . . The seniors won the 1969 Homecoming trophy--after three years of trying! QUEEN KATHIE GAYNOR HER ATTENDANTS Elizabeth Todd, Beth Stevenson, Constance Van Kirk, Anita Vindal. And This . .. . . . Was It! Kim Mike Anderson Barber Roger Duane Bill Randy Ruelin Swanson Wilcox Dahm Senior Let ter men Jack Richie Clay Ed in Wayne Ewing Max Guldan Pat McGree Tom Jeff Dave Offner Nelson Richie Scott Steve Richie Rivard Bob Beer BACK ROW: Mr. Kadidlo, coach, Steven Krueger, Earl Fatheree, Duane Swanson, Thomas Stanek, Allan Brendum, Michael Guldan, Clay Edin. FOURTH ROW: Robert Beer, Steven Gaynor, Gerald Johnson, Kim Anderson, Thomas O'Connell, Malachy (Pat) McGree, Randall Dahm, Timothy Wells, Mr. Lee, coach. THIRD ROW: Gerald Mickschl, manager, Wayne Ewing, Gregory Kinney, Robert Bohne, Roger Ruelin,Greg- ory Coleman, Michael Barber, Michael Soule. SECOND ROW: Stephen O'Brien, Thomas Olson, Thomas Off- ner, David Richie, Harold Trieb, Richard Prescott. FRONT ROW: Steven Rivard, Jeffrey Nelson, Andrew Severson, James Dahl, Scott Richie, John Richie, William Wilcox. 1969 Raiders Raiders vs 0 Menomonie 34 28 Ellsworth 16 8 Durand 36 8 New Richmond 14 30 Spring Valley 8 6 River Falls 24 14 Glenwood City 14 20 Baldwin-Woodville 28 Co-Captains Butch Dahl and Jeff Nelson with Coach Kadidlo and Coach Lee . I 48 BACK ROW: Joseph (Tony) Casanova, Stanley Wekkin, Gregory Erickson, Gregory R. Olson, John Duwell, Gregory Sutter, Robert Muhlenkord, James Gilbertson, Leslie Steffen, Russell Jensen, Mr. Krupa, coach. SECOND ROW: Gregory Grass, Michael Ray, Richard Lanpher, Gary Penman, Curtis Sahnow, Stephen Lanpher, David Wittek. FRONT ROW: Randy Brenner, Steven Kinney, Peter Kanpher, Richard Friedlander, Mark Coty, Timothy Enloe. 13th in State . .. 1969 Cross Country Hudson (41) at Simley (42) and Mound (42) Hudson (19) at New Richmond (52) Hudson (15) at Durand (48) Hudson (31) at Unity (63) and Rice Lake (40) Hudson (15) here Spring Valley (83) Hudson (27) at River Falls (32) Hudson Invitational --6th place Hudson (17) here Baldwin-Woodville (42) Conference 1st place at New Richmond Hudson (30) at Mondovi (27) Regional 1st place Sectional 2nd place State 13th place 50 Cross Country Jeff grapples for a victory. Don't just stand there--give me a hand! We w a PIN to win!! Dick ties him up as Our team plans its strategy -Ho, Silver!! the coaches hope for a pin The Crusher “A” Squad BACK ROW: Mr. Jerry House, coach; Dan Wisner HWT; Tom Hopkins, 185 ; Tim Wells, 175 ; Dick Prescott, 165 ; Roger Ruelin, 155 ; Jim Dahl, 145 ; Mr. Lowell Kees assistant coach FRONT ROW: Art Forester, manager; Ed Nelson, 137 ; Steve Rivard, 137 ; Mark Olson,'captain, 130 ; Bill Wagner, 123 ; Pat Evjen, 115 ; Jeff Johnson, 98 ; MISSING: Ken Matz, 107 . Mark Coty, 107 ; Doug Jensen, 165 ; Tom Dulon, 145 ; Joe Dulen 155 ; Gerald Krueg , manager. MISSING: Gary Carriveau, 98 ; Bob Bertelsen, 98 ; Jim Ray, 107 ; John Duwell, 115 ; Jeff Prescott, 130 ; Steve Kinney, 137 ; Mike Hilt, 175 ; Dave Strom, HWT. Squad Hudson vs. Hudson vs. 42 53 38 24 17 26 32 38 Durand 10 Elmwood 5 Grantsburg 16 Somerset 24 River Falls 27 Unity 22 Spring Valley 13 Colfax 11 Clear Lake New Richmond Baldwin-Woodville Glenwood City Mondovi Osceola Prescott Ellsworth 19 33 19 22 19 28 28 40 It’s More Than Points . .. Pete I verson 5’ 8 Pete's progress over three years of high school basketball was outstanding. His steady play could be counted on in all situations. Jeff Nelson 5' 7 Jeff, the captain of the Raider five, was also the leading scorer. Hudson's only all-conference performer developed into the team leader and was regarded as the top driver in the conference. Greg Olson Jr 5' 11” Greg's play as a senior was a prime reason for the strong Raider finish. He H was one of the best shooters on the ; squad and came through with many im- : portant baskets in regular games. V3 _f Curt Sahnow 5' 10 Curt's determination was a factor that helped the squad many times. He was a good defensive player who contributed much to the Raider cause. AI Brendum 6’ 2 Al's offensive ability was among the finest in the MB Conference. The sec- ond leading rebounder on the squad, A1 and his easy-going attitude kept the squad relaxed. Andy Severson 5' 7 With Andy and Jeff, Hudson had the smallest but finest pair of guards in the MB Conference. Andy's outside shoot- ing and ball-hawking tactics contributed greatly to the Raider success. Tom Stanek 6' 0 Tom's unique style of playing basket- ball will long be remembered. His leaping ability made him the top re- bounder on the squad. His cat-like” movements made him the most exciting individual, also. Senior Basketball 57 Let termen “A” Squad “B” Squad BACK ROWi Jeffrey Nelson, Gerald Johnson, Steven Krueger, Gregory H. Olson, Bru Michael Gavin, James Miller, Joseph Simon, Curtis Sahnow, Peter Iverson. FROM Ewing, coach, John Torkilson, manager. Hudson vs. 83 78 76 87 66 53 67 54 i 42 J Menomonie Spring Valley Baldwin -Woodville New Richmond Glenwood City Menomonie Ellsworth Durand Shattuck Hudson vs. 67 50 Mahtomedi 46 59 62 River Falls 64 65 65 Spring Valley 79 80 58 Baldwin -Woodville 45 49 86 New Richmond 67 55 42 Glenwood City 63 69 67 Ellsworth 72 85 52 Durand 79 61 60 River Falls 75 BACK ROW: Larry Roach, FUchard Mellum, David Bertelsen, Mark Martin, Steven Gaynor Mr xSL.CSa ;h’ Frederick Yoer8. James Olson, Steven Mahnke, Steven Wekkin, Robert Nicklcby FRONT ROW: Benjamin Wanner, Robert Kolashinski, David Dickman, Anthony Richie David Nelson. ’ Terrance Huftel, David Erickson, Bruce Mueller, Robert Brower, Michael Beer, Richard Friedlander, Michael Hilt, Joseph (Tony) Casanova, Daniel Eulberg, David Fetzner, Gregory Erickson, Brian Cumming, Patrick Ahrens, Mark Johnston, Steven Carter, Steven Erickson, Michael Matson, Steven Groves, John Erickson. 8th in State! TOP ROW: Mr. Heikkila, assistant coach; Wade Bailey, catcher; Michael Guldan, right field; John Garden, first base; Allan Brendum, first base; pitcher; Steven Krueger, first base, pitcher; Curtiss Olson, pitcher; Mr. Cassutt, head coach. MIDDLE ROW: James White, right field; Andrew Severson, short stop; David Richie, third base; Gerald Johnson, third base. BOTTOM ROW: James Dahl, center field; Richard Peterson, left field; Thomas Offner, right field; Jeffrey Nelson, second base; Douglas Score, third base; Steven Ohrt, manager. “ 4 ” Squad “B Squad TOP ROW: Mr. Heikkila, coach; James Miller, David Tweet, Thomas O'Connell, Duane Swanson, Steven Smith, Joseph Si- mon. FRONT ROW: David Ebben, Edward Nelson, Randy Ukes, Randy Schoenoff, David Bertelsen. BACK ROW: Mr. Ewing, coach; Thomas Bakken, James Gilbertson, Robert Beer, Robert Brower, Russell Nelson, Mark Miller, Gary Schettle, Bruce Stayberg, Bruce Benedict, Thomas Stanek, Gregory Olson, Gerald Anderson, James Olson, Richard Mel- lum, Randy Brenner, Mr. Krupa, coach. SECOND ROW: Mark Coty, Robert Atwood, Joseph Krier, Gregory Olson, David Nel- son, Thomas Olson, Douglas Spielman, James Ahrens, Kent Luebke, Curtis Sahnow, Richard Prescott, Robert Bohne, Earl Fatheree. FRONT ROW: Stephen Lanpher, Douglas Wolff, Richard Lanpher, Gary Penman, Gregory Gamer, Bruce Utterback, Michael Ray, Michael Soule. Menomonie Indoor 2nd--45 pts. Menomonie Invitational (Indoor) 6th--15 pts. South St. Paul (Outdoor) 2nd--22 pts. River Falls (Outdoor) 2nd--60 1 3 pts. Burnsville (Outdoor) 1st--Two Mile Relay 2nd--440 880 Relay 4th--100 yd. dash Hudson (Outdoor) lst--123 pts. Peacock Relays--Class B lst--51 pts. St. Croix Falls Invitational 1st--55 pts. Hudson (Outdoor) lst--124 pts. Bloomington Track-O-Rama 2 2nd Place Relays 2 4th Place Relays Chippewa Falls Invitational 2nd--38 pts. Hudson (Outdoor) 1st--24 1 2 pts. New Richmond (Outdoor) lst--98 pts. Conference Meet 1st--90 pts. Regional Meet 1st--69 pts. Sectional Meet lst--32 pts. State Meet 4 pts. G. Garner--3rd in mile T. Olson--5th in 220 ■ __ _______________________________________________________________ Hudson continued its fine tradition by winning the fourth consecutive conference track championship in addition to claiming the second Regional and Sectional championships. The squad's two year record in triangulaj qu lrangular, and invitational meets stands at 19 first places and 8 seconds. j L ' i Hudson's Conference, Regional, and Sectional championship 880 yd. relay team, con- sisting of Tom Olson, Bob Atwood, Joe Krier, and Bob Brower, came within .6 of a second of tying the state record in the 880 yb. relay. They ran an outstanding 1:32.0 as they led a,tl qualifiers in the relay on a wet track. Gregg Garner placed third in the mile finals, Wvhile favorite Tom Olson got a fifth place ip a wet 220 yard race. r rf =3 , • Top point man.,for the 1969 squad was junior Tom Stlnek with 105 1 2 points. NEW SCHObt RECQRDS: 880 yd. relay--T. Cffson, B. Atwood, J. Krier, B. Brower 1:32.0 Discus--B. Benedict 139'3 Mile Run--G. Garner _ Richard Koepp, Michael Stevens, Kim Anderson, Peter Iverson, John Richie, Clay Edin, Michael Matson, Scott Richie. Golf Team Hudson vs. WON LOST MIDDLE BORDER CONFERENCE Durand 2 1 TOURNEY River Falls 1 1 1. Durand New Richmond 2 0 2. Hudson Baldwin - Woodville 2 0 3. River Falls Spring Valley 1 0 4. New Richmond Ellsworth 0 0 5. Baldwin-Woodville Cumberland 0 2 6. Spring Valley Chippewa Falls 2 0 7. Ellsworth Thorp 1 0 Cadott 1 0 1st in Regional Play Eau Claire North 0 1 Menomonie 0 1 5th in Sectional Play Barron 1 0 St. Croix Falls 0 1 Turtle Lake 1 0 BACK ROW: Mrs. Gilbertson, adviser; Nancy Selbrede, Assistant Business Manager; Cynthia Simpson, Business Manager; Jeanette Slight, Business Manager; Jana Martin, Assistant Business Manager. FRONT ROW: Pamela Mat- son, Junior Editor; Catherine Slight, Managing Co-editor; Susan Dahm, Managing Co-editor; Joanne Isaacson, Junior Editor. Annual Staff Planning the annual . . . pictures . . . subscription . . . campaigns . . . deadlines . . . 3R layout forms . . . art work . . . copy shipment . . . picture schedules . . . annual budget . . . picture identification . . . feature items . . . proof reading . . . March 6 when this year's staff submitted copy for the last deadline of the 1970 year- book . . . indescribable joy of completion. BACK ROW: Gerald Mickschl, Baseball Editor; Brent Kramer, Typist; Eric Nilsen, Artist; Elaine Erickson, Music Editor; Gloria Knott, Senior Editor; Jean Casaw, Typist; Barbara King, Typist; Darlene Bliven, Senior Editor; Monica Christensen, Music Editor. FRONT ROW: Peter Lanpher, Cross-Country Editor; Elizabeth Todd, Artist; Martha Ziemann, Feature Editor; Barbara Starr, Wrestling Editor; Jodell Gilbertson, Artist; Gayle Ostenson. Typist; Anita Vindal, Feature Editor; Michael Soule, Football and Track Editor. BACK ROW: Elizabeth Todd, Linda Enloe, Michael Soule, Barbara Starr, Patricia Wicklander, Daniel Lyksett. FOURTH ROW: Martha Ziemann, Beth Stevenson, Joanne Van Kirk, Beth Holmes, Candice Coulter. THIRD ROW: Susan Dahm, Patricia Livermore, Rene Blihovde, Mary Michaelson, Tenlee Stout, Marcia Jackman, Sherry Luebke, Kristine Engebretson. SECOND ROW: Carol Michaelson, Pamela Matson, Jana Martin, Kathleen Rose. FIRST ROW: Eric Nilsen, Joanne Isaacson, Nancy McGrew, Joan Nickleby, Elaine Erickson. BACK ROW: Bridgette Kinney, Jane Stanek, Gerald Johnson, Terilyn Hoel. THIRD ROW: Thomas O'Connell, Carol Trieb, Robin Ahrens, Sandra Swedish. SECOND ROW: Trudee Hoel, Roger Gratiot, Robin Gratiot, Susan Hayes, Steven Krueger. FIRST ROW: Harold Trieb, Joseph Simon, Brent Kremer, Joseph Merchak, Thomas Barthel. True Blue Times Dummies . . . re-written articles . . . Thursday night assembly lines . . . gray hairs for Mr. Gustafson . . . goop . . . reporter training . . . editorial board trip to Madison . . . themes for each issue . . . annual awards banquet . . . Mr. Gustaf- son's evaluated issues . . . fifth-place rank in state high school competition . . . try for a second All-American award . . . absolute joy at accomplishments . . . dreams of Pacemaker . . . relief of the seniors when next year's staff takes over the last issue . . . Editorial Board Co-Editors BACK ROW: Valerie Johnson, Patricia Kinney, Robert Bradham, Robert Polgreen, Deborah Stahnke, Constance Van Kirk. FRONT ROW: Scott Richie, Cynthia Snyder, Judith Reed, Debora Barron, Mary Cahoy. Terese Blazek and Karen Hayes Cheerleaders Kristine Iverson, Cynthia Snyder, Re- becca Vanness, Leslie Mueller, Martha (Julie) Ziemann, Cynthia Schullo. Fight, fight, fight We're gonna win tonight Score, score, score And score and score some more We're gonna win, win, win A Squad Kathleen Gaynor, Terily Potratz, Bar- bara Starr. And that is why we say We'll shout our praises to the Sky, high, high, high Go, go, go Our colors now unfold A” “B” Squad Wrestling Mary Michaelson, Susan Chandler, Re- becca Lamberta, Susan Turner, LuAnn Zezza, Barbara Burke. Roll, roll, roll Up the score V-I-C-T-O-R-Y We're gonna win, win, win Tonight. “B” Squad BACK ROW: Barbara Brower, Roxanne Wrobel, Gail Christensen, Susan Johnson, Clytie Carriveau, Kathleen Heiberg, Barbara Knefelkamp, Joan Brooks, Beth Teed, Bridgette Kinney, Karen Wamken. EIGHTH ROW: Rebecca Van Ness, Cynthia Snyder, Kathi Riley, Mary Penman, Lois Eulberg, Candice Coulter, Deborah Klatt, Jane Blazek, Connie Johnson, Mary Furger, Vicki Myhre, Susan Schneider, Joanne Van Kirk, Marjorie Schneider, Joy Gray. SEVENTH ROW: Kristine Olson, Jonel Frye, Elizabeth Holmes, Susan Chandler, Tenlee Stout, Jerry Ellyson, Mark Zezza, Douglas Wolff, Thomas Polgreen, Douglas Reinhart, Wayne Likes, Patricia Wicklander, Sandra Swedish, Sherry Millar, Geraldine King, Deborah Gamer, Deborah Benoy, Rene Blihovde, Beverly Baer, Gale Asher, Diane DeWitte, Deborah Dietz, Lynn Olson, Michael Bruner, Kenneth Anderson, Timothy St. Ores, James Dahl, Thomas White. SIXTH ROW: Joelyn Hardin, Sally Caress, Marsha Copeland, Kim Henne, Lisa Bergmann, Karen Drexler, Robin Gratiot, Debora Barron, Kathleen Gaynor, Carolee Jolly, Sue Hayes, Marguerite Schluter, Jodell Gilbertson, Beth Stevenson, Gayle Ostenson. FIFTH ROW: Pamela Groves, Leslie Mueller, Suzanne Struemke, Joni Forsberg, Barbara Rauchnot, LuAnne Zezza, James Bleier, Daniel Lyksett, James Olson, Roger Gratiot, Gerald Nelson, Susan Ellefsen, Cynthia Foss, Elizabeth Todd. FOURTH ROW: Cynthia Schullo, Mary Kay Porter, Kristine Iverson, Michelle Germain, Charles Ellefsen, Richard Lanpher, William Pelke, Susan Felker, Roberta Trudell, Melody Scullen, Martha (Julie) Ziemann, Richard Koepp, Thomas Zeuli. THIRD ROW: Susan Hayes, Rene Struemke, Katherine Rose, Diane Heiberg, Barbara Germain, Michael Guldan, Jean Germain, Mark Gagnon, Paul Bourget, Earl Fatheree, Star Scullen, Carol Wakeling. SECOND ROW: Joanne Isaacson, Denise Ellenson, Virginia Lind- gren, Jane Stanek, Maeta McKenzie, Pamela Matson, Terily Potratz, Lois Gilbertson, Elaine Erickson, Bonnie Olson, Barbara Hofland, Terese Blazek, Wendy Manlove. FIRST ROW: Mr. Ren sj orf, advisor; Mary Michaelson, Nancy Iverson, Susan Turner, Cynthia Stratton, Pamela Kirkpatrick, LuAnne Rimer, Sus4P Miller, Margaret Swanson, Jana Martin, Judy Reed, Theresa Kinney, Jill Olson. Pep Club Younger than Springtime.” 101 pounds of fun, that's Bloody Mary is the girl I my little Honey Bun ... love . . . Band BACK ROW: Rene Blihovde, Linda Hirsch, Mike Eakins, Michael Soule, Allan Brendum, Jeffrey Nelson, Sara Richie, Peter Iverson, Sara Schloemer, Leslie Steffen, Daniel Krech, Galen Neubarth, David Llewellyn, Joelyn Hardin, Mary rurger, Deborah Benoy, Tenlee Stout, Mr. Spurlock, director. FIFTH ROW: Terily Potratz, David Nelson, Barbara Cer- main, Chnstxne Olson, Michael Gavin, Karen Hayes, Bruce Hibbard, Kim Thompson, Roxanne Wrobel, Beth Steven- son Thomas Zeuli, Bradley Cmst. FOURTH ROW: Sue Turner, Linda Enloe, Valerie Johnson, Elaine Erickson, Nancy ru?Grf,W’ x Germam J°an Nickleby, Eric Nilson, Jana Martin, Mary Cahoy. THIRD ROW: Luanne Rimer, Susan Chandler, Nancy Iverson, Margaret Swanson, Joanne Isaacson, Carol Michaelson, Kathleen Caynor, Michael Ray, David Fetzner, Cynthia Foss, Robert Waxon, Richard Koepp, John Duwell, Charlotte Cumming. SECOND ROW: Barbara btarr, Judith Reed, Pamela Matson, Debra Brunelle, Sonja Thompson, Pamela Richie, Dorothy Kester, Mary Isaacs, Michael Beer, Deborah Stahnke, Cynthia Snyder, Linda Paulson, Brian Cumming. FRONT ROW: Michelle Germain, Patricia Livermore, Janet Ostby, Virginia Cartman, Cheryl Raymond, David Bertelsen, Carolyn Kees, Mary Michael- son, Thomas C. Mitchell, Christy Jordahl, Joan Gilbertson, Kathi Riley, Mary Jo Schullo. 74 BACK ROW: Galen Neubarth, Sara Schloemer, Sara Richey, Joan Nickleby. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Germain, Michael Gavin, Karen Hayes, Bruce Hibbard, Kim Thompson, Valerie John- son. THIRD ROW: Elaine Erickson, David Nelson, Christine Olson, Nancy McGrew, Linda Enloe. SECOND ROW: Jean Germain, Michael Soule, Allan Brendum, Jeffrey Nelson, Peter Iverson, Linda Hirsch. FIRST ROW: Mary Furger, Joelyn Hardin, Leslie Steffen, Deborah Benoy, Tenlee Stout, David Llewellyn. Brass Choir Woodwind Choir BACK ROW: Eric Nilsen, Jana Martin, Charlotte Cumming, Judith Reed, Barbara Starr, Debra Brunelle. THIRD ROW: Joanne Isaacson, Carol Michaelson, Pamela Matson, Terily Potratz, Linda Paulson, Brian Cumming. SECOND ROW: Margaret Swanson, Susan Chandler, Michelle Germain, Sonja Thompson, Cheryl Raymond, Patricia Livermore, Virginia Gartman. FIRST ROW: Nancy Iverson, Luanne Rimer, Janet Ostby, Mary Isaacs, Deborah Stahnke. Band Roster PICCOLO Luanne Rimer FLUTES Joanne Isaacson Carol Michael son Renee Blihovde Margaret Swanson Nancy Iverson Susan Chandler Cynthia McConoughey OBOES Brian Cumming Cynthia Snyder Linda Paulson BASSOON Charlotte Leslie Cumming Eb CLARINET Richard Koepp B13 CLARINETS Deborah Stahnke Michael Beer Mary Isaacs Candice Coulter Virginia Gartman Dorothy Kester Robert Waxon Janet Ostby Karen Kremer John Duwell Kathleen Gaynor Cheryl Raymond Pamela Richie David Fetzner Patricia Livermore Sonja Thompson Linda Olson Michael Ray Cynthia Foss Michelle Germain ALTO CLARINETS Barbara Starr Judith Reed BASS CLARINETS Terily Potratz Pamela Matson CONTRABASS CLARINET Debra Brunelle ALTO SAXOPHONES Roxanne Wrobel Beth Stevenson Thomas Zeuli Debbie Neuman Bradley Crust TENOR SAXOPHONE Mary Cahoy BARITONE SAXOPHONE Eric Nilsen Jana Martin CORNETS Leif Halvorson Michael Soule Allan Brendum Tenlee Stout Jeffrey Nelson David Llewellyn Peter Iverson Jodell Hardin Leslie Steffen Deborah Benoy Mary Furger Daniel Krech FRENCH HORNS Valerie Johnson Elaine Erickson Linda Enloe Linda Hirsch Nancy Me Grew Kristene Olson Jean Germain Barbara Germain David Nelson Sue Turner TROMBONES Michael Gavin Karen Hayes Bruce Hibbard Kim Thompson BARITONE Joan Nickleby 76 TUBAS Galen Neubarth Sara Schloemer Sara Richey STRING BASS Michael Eakins PERCUSSION David Bertelsen Joan Gilbertson Christy Jordahl Carolyn Kees Mary Michaelson Thomas C. Mitchell Kathi Riley Mary Jo Schullo The Chorus BACK ROW: Martha Julie Ziemann, Barbara Starr, Barbara Germain, Bruce Hibbard, Daniel Copeland, David Soucy, Steve Caynor, Fred Yoerg, Mark Gagnon, David Bertelsen, Mary Cahoy, Lois Eulberg, Kathleen Gaynor. FIFTH ROW: Judith Reed, Charlotte Cumming, Jean Germain, David Tweet, Robert Waxon, Daniel Krech, Joseph Casanova, Galen Neubarth, Mark Norvold, Beth Stevenson, Mary Jo Schullo, Dorothy Kester. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Wicklander, Elaine Erickson, Cynthia Snyder, Daniel Lyksett, Patrick O'Brien, Bradley Dahlman, Michael Ray, Kim Anderson, Jeffrey Nelson, Pamela Matson, Jana Martin. THIRD ROW: Sara Schloemer, Catherine Slight, Deborah Stahnke, J. Scott McKechnie, Peter Iver- son, Thomas C. Mitchell, Russ Jensen, David Nelson, Robin Gratiot, Jeanette Slight, Joanne Isaacson, Valerie Johnson. SECOND ROW: Susan Chandler, Mary Isaacs, Joan Nickleby, Nancy Iverson, William Stayberg, Michael Soule, Leslie Steffen, Rene Blihovde, Carol Michaelson, Terily Potratz, Joanne Van Kirk. FIRST ROW: Kristene Olson, Karen Hayes, Roxanne Wrobel, Elizabeth Holmes, John Erickson, Thomas Polgreen, Richard Friedlander, Brian Cumming, Christy Jor- dahl, Janet Ostby, Nancy McGrew, Linda Paulson. MISSING: Candice Coulter, Pat Livermore, Mary Michaelson, Lesley Mueller, Cynthia Schullo, Tenlee Stout, Susan Turner, Leif Halverson, Ken Matz, Thomas O'Connell. BACK ROW: Sandra Swedish, Joanne Isaacson, Judith Reed, Mary Jo Schullo, Victoria Myhre, Susan Hayes, Marguerite Schluter, Barbara Starr, Lois Gilbertson, Barbara Hofland, Diane Hei- berg, Laura Bonnes, Cynthia Snyder, Pamela Matson. SECOND ROW: Mary Lee, Rebecca Van Ness, Terily Potratz, Charlene Thomas, Jane Lund, Elaine Erickson, Mary Bakken, Valerie John- son, Jane Crimmins, Joan Nickleby, Anita Phillips. FIRST ROW: Linda Paulson, Monica Chris- tensen, Bonnie Olson, Pam Groves, Joan Brooks, Sheryl Lust, Maeta McKenzie, Lisa Bergman, Terilynn Hoel. Girls' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club BACK ROW: David Tweet, David Bertelsen, Steven Gaynor, Fred Yoerg, Daniel Lyskett, Bruce Hibbard, Daniel Copeland, David Soucy, Michael Ray, Thomas C. Mitchell, Daniel Krech. SECOND ROW: William Stayberg, Peter Iverson, Kim Anderson, Galen Neubarth, Joseph Casa- nova, Robert Waxon, Patrick O'Brien, Jeffrey Nelson, Bradely Dahlman, David Nelson. FIRST ROW: J. Scott McKechnie, Richard Friedlander, Michael Soule, Leslie Steffen, John Erickson. Vocal Ensembles Mary Michaelson, Tenlee Stout, Jo- anne Van Kirk, Janet Ostby, Rene Blihovde, Candice Coulter, Elizabeth Holmes, Nancy McGrew. Carol Michaelson, Patricia Liver- more, Barbara Germain, Jean Ger- main, Beth Stevenson, Pamela Mat- son, Judith Reed, Robin Gratiot, Sara Schloemer, Roxanne Wrobel, Missing: Diane Heiberg, Monica Christensen. J Linda Paulson, Elaine Erickson, Cynthia Snyder, Jana Martin, Lois Gilbertson, Martha (Julie) Ziemann, Joan Nickleby, Christine Olson, Cynthia Schullo, Bonnie Olson. Deborah Stahnke, Terily Potratz, Charlotte Cumming, Jeanette Slight, Barbara Starr, Karen Hayes, Mary Cahoy, Catherine Slight, Kathleen Gaynor, Carol Michaelson, Joanne Isaacson, Christine Olson. Christmas Concert December 14, 1969 81 Thunder on Sycamore Street by Reginald Hi Arthur Hayes--ERIC NILSEN Mrs. McAllister--VALERIE JOHNSON Frank Morrison--DAVID SOUCY Joseph Blake--DANIEL LYKSETT Clarice Morrison--LINDA ENLOL Roger Morrison--ROGER GRATIOT Chris Morrison--SCOTT RICHIE Charlie Denton--ROBERT POLGREEN Grace Denton--SUSAN JOHNSON Bill McAllister--PETER IVERSON Phyllis Hayes--MARGUERITE SCHLUTER Mrs. Harkness--CAROL MICHAELSON Caroline Hayes--BARBARA STARR Judy Blake--PATRICIA WICKLANDER Mac--KIRK KELLER Linda--CONSTANCE VAN KIRK Anna Blake--NANCY SANDVEN Mrs. Carson--DEBRA BRUNELLE Ginny--MARY JO SCHULLO Extras William Pelke Jean Casaw Thomas O'Connell Catherine Slight Michael Soule Mary Jo Schullo A D V I S O R Y T E A The Advisory Tea put on by the sophomores honored the school bus drivers for their continued and unselfish service. 84 BACK ROW: David Richie, Robert Brower, Marguerite Schluter, John Richie, Barbara Starr, Joanne Van Kirk, Joseph Simon, Frederick Yoerg, Thomas Best, Thomas C. Mitchell. FIFTH ROW: Jean Casaw, Kathleen Gay- nor, Karen Anderson, Lisa Hayday. FOURTH ROW: Karen Hayes, Susan Miller, Mary Krier, Steven Sennck. THIRD ROW: Kim Anderson, Jeffrey Nelson, Gregory Kinney, Michael Anderson. SECOND omtance Van Kirk, Barbara Germain, Michael Cassutt, James Miller, Stephen Krueger, Kim Thompson. FRON I ROW: Mr. Spurlock, adviser, Patricia Wicklander, Robin Ahrens, Bradley Dahlman, Rick LeNoue, Thomas Olson. Student Council Officers David Richie, Robert Brower, Patricia Wicklander. Business Managers Robin Ahrens, Constance Van Kirk, Maeta McKen- zie, Pamela Groves. SOCIAL Kathleen Gaynor, Thomas C. Mitch- ell, Jeffrey Nelson, Barbara Starr, Thomas Olson, James Miller. RECEPTION Lisa Hayday, Thomas Best, Joseph Simon, Bradley Dahlman, Barbara Germain. USHER Gregory Kinney, Frederick Yoerg, Jean Casaw, Michael Cassutt, John Richie. ASSEMBLY Karen Anderson, Joanne Van Kirk, Michael Anderson, Karen Hayes, Steven Senrick, Steven Krueger. Student Council Committees BUILDING AND GROUNDS Susan Miller, Marguerite Schluter, Rick LeNoue. 86 SETIIOH T“ROCD BACK ROW: Richard Cramer, Theresa Kinney, Kim Henne, William Offner, Douglas Wolff, Phillip Parks, Deb- orah Gamer, Thomas Offner, Nancy Quale, Kathryn Badman, Barbara Knefelkamp, Margaret Shipley, Mary Jo Schullo, Karen Christensen, Kathi Riley, Thomas C. Mitchell, Kathleen Gaynor, Debora Barron, Sherry Luebke, Richard Lanpher, Kenneth Anderson, Kathleen Norris, Gary Penman, Patricia Wicklander, Sandra Swedish, Bar- bara Starr, Kristine Olson, Terily Potratz, Claudia Gustafson. SIXTH ROW: Joan Gilbertson, Karen Warnken, Patricia Quale, Michelle Germain, Mary Cahoy, Patrice Dickman, Bonnie Olson, Laura Bonnes, Robin Ahrens, Jane Crimmins, Lois Eulberg, Kathleen Rose, Martha (Julie) Ziemann, Deborah Stahnke, Nancy Todd, Sandra Brochman. FIFTH ROW: Susan Chandler, Trudee Hoel, Karen Anderson, Patricia Livermore, Karen Richmond, Mary Furger, LuAnne Rimer. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Ellyson, Jill Olson, Lisa Hayday, Elaine Erickson, Rebecca Van Ness, Barbara Hofland, Lois Gilbertson, Pamela Matson, Judith Reed, Mary Simmon, Jean Germain, Pamela Richie, Debra Brunelle, Barbara Germain, Elizabeth Holmes, Carol Michaelson, Catherine Slight. THIRD ROW: Michael Cassutt, Joseph Merchak, Marcia Jackman, Terese Blazek, Maeta McKenzie, Anita Vindal, Mary Mich- aelson, Candice Coulter, Deborah Abendroth, Jodell Gilbertson, Jane Lund, Jana Martin, Cynthia Snyder, Jerrine Sauntry. SECOND ROW: Charlotte Cumming, Joanne Isaacson, Nancy Iverson, Cynthia Foss, Roxanne Wrobel, Beth Stevenson, Gayle Ostenson, Jeanette Slight, Pamela Groves, Nancy Sandven. FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Todd, Suzanne Nelson, Nancy McGrew, Ruth Weyers, Theresa Rouleau, Leslie Mueller, Janet Ostby, Daniel Lyksett, Marguerite Schluter, Joanne Van Kirk. A.F.S. Office Help Lisa Bergmann, Karen Drexler, Denise Wagner, Theresa Kinney, Theresa Rouleau. Ski Team BACK ROW: Mr. Grubbs, adviser, Terrance Huftel, Patrick Ahrens, Daniel Eulberg, Joseph (Tony) Casanova, Michael Beer, Bruce Mueller, Mark Gagnon, Mark Johnston. FRONT ROW: Brian Cumming, Steve Carter, Robert Brower, Kim Anderson, Richard Friedlander, John Erickson, Michael Matson. Phy. Ed. Help BACK ROW: Thomas Stanek, Michael Guldan, Allan Brendum, David Richie. THIRD ROW: James Dahl, Andrew Severson, Richard Lanpher, Gary Penman, John Richie, Jeffrey Nel- son, Duane Swanson. SECOND ROW: Thomas Offner, Robert Brower, Mr. Ewing, instruc- tor, Roger Ruelin, Curtis Sahnow. FIRST ROW: Gregory R. Olson, Robert Beer. BACK ROW: Barbara Starr, Marguerite Schluter, Sue Hayes, Susanne Nelson, Irene Sahnow, Mary Cahoy, Char- lotte Cumming, Margaret Shipley, Carla Jackman, Tenlee Stout, Cynthia Foss, Rita Sockness, Kathleen Gaynor, Gayle Ostenson, Jonel Frye. FIFTH ROW: Elizabeth Todd, Patricia Livermore, Susan Dahm, Claudia Gustafson, Kathleen Norris, Laura Bonnes, Debora Barron, Robin Ahrens, Kathy Ewing, Melody Scullen, Cynthia Snyder, Bonnie Olson, Robin Gratiot. FOURTH ROW: Sara Schloemer, Mary Bakken, Jeanette Slight, Virginia Gartman, Nancy Selbrede, Patricia Dickman, Cheryl Raymond, Jane Lund, Linda Hirsch, Mary Nord, Jane Blazek. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Badman, Beverly Baer, Diane DeWitte, Jacqueline Brown, Diana Eakins, Karen Bleier, Michelle Germain, Susan Chandler, Lisa Hayday, Elizabeth Holmes. SECOND ROW: Karen Richmond, Karen Christensen, Joan Gilbertson, Deborah Neuman, Joan Nickleby, Roxanne Wrobel, Catherine Brown, Pamela Groves, Kristene Olson. FRONT ROW: Miss Noreen, advisor, Karen Parish, Gail Asher, Deborah Benoy, Trudee Hoel, LuAnne Zezza, Kim Henne, Terilynn Hoel, Nancy McGrew, Catherine Slight. Girls’ Athletic Association BACK ROW: Martha (Julie) Ziemann, Lois Gilbertson, Marjorie Schneider, Sandra Raymo, Victoria Myhre, Joy Gray, Lois Eulberg, Barbara Rauchnot, Sandra Carter, Susan Schneider, Karen Anderson, Beth Stevenson, Jodell Gilbertson. FIFTH ROW: Sally Caress, Marsha Copeland, Jean Olson, Linda Hilden, Patricia Lein, Kathryn Henke, Nancy Sandven, Star Scullen, Roberta Trude 11, Susan Felker, Elaine Erickson, Jana Martih. FOURTH ROW: Val- erie Johnson, Linda Sivek, Karen Drexler, Patricia Wicklander, Sandra Swedish, Terese Blazek, Cynthia Simpson, Jerrine Sauntry, Jane Crimmins, Deborah Abendroth, Patricia Quale. THIRD ROW: Betsy Sproul, Gayle Dopkins, Carolee Jolly, Marcia Jackman, Constance VanKirk, Christine McGraw, Cynthia Stratton, Nancy Iverson, Susan Turner, Mary Michaelson. SECOND ROW: Candice Coulter, Linda Halvorson, Nancy Quale, Pamela Kirkpatrick, Jill Olson, Deborah Gamer, Maeta McKenzie, Christine Barrett, Darlene Bliven. FRONT ROW: Susan Ellefsen, Katherine Rose, Rene Struemke, Barbara King, Christy Jordahl, Susan Struemke, Janet Ostby, Joelyn Hardin, Les- lie Mueller, Carol Wakeling. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Caynor, reporter; Marguerite Schluter, secretary; Marjorie Schneider, vice-president; Robin Ahrens, president; Terilynn Hoel, treasurer. Softball in the mud . . . birdies on top, underneath, and behind the bleachers . . . broken fingernails and heavy bowling balls . . . basketball games to the death . . . sprained fingers . . . graceful volleyball players ... a talented and spirited track team . . . many first place ac- complishments . . . hard-hitting, determined, athletic young ladies . . . co-operation, good sportsmanship, inner- class friendships, and fun. 93 Swim Club BACK ROW: Lois Eulberg, Kathleen Ewing, Gayle Ostenson, Marjorie Schneider, Robin Ahrens, Sandra Swedish, Eliza- beth Todd, Patricia Wicklander, Marguerite Schluter, Cynthia Stratton, Nancy Iverson, Linda Sivek. FRONT ROW: Linda Hirsch, Jodell Gilbertson, Karen Wamken, Mrs. Ronningen, Leslie Mueller, Terilynn Hoel. BACK ROW: Kim Henne, William Offner, Beth Stevenson, Jana Martin, Jeanette Slight, Nancy Selbrede, Jerrine Saun- try, Sandra Carter, Thomas Olson, Joni Forsberg, Paul Bourget, Gail Christensen, Jerry Nelson, Kathi Riley, Michael Guldan, Joanne Van Kirk, Terily Potratz, Thomas Hopkins, Susan Chandler, Brian Cumming, Terrance Huftel. SIXTH ROW: Cynthia Snyder, Gayle Ostenson, Barbara Germain, Susan Ellefsen, William Pelke, Susan Felker, Patrick Evjen, Lois Eulberg, Nancy Sandven, Linda Halverson, Douglas Wolff, Mark Zezza, Mary Krier, Steven Lanpher, Jerry Ellyson, Mark Johnston. FIFTH ROW: Linda Hirsch, Arthur Forester, Roger Gratiot, Michelle Germain, Barbara Rauchnot, Barbara Burke, Karen Bleier, Richard Cramer, Rene Blihovde. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Grubbs, advisor, Pamela Matson, Judith Reed, Daniel Eulberg, James Olson, Thomas Zeuli, Robin Gratiot, Marjorie Schneider, Cynthia Stratton, Nancy Iverson, Karen Kremer, Carla Jackman, Wendy Manlove, Mark Cody, Steve Groves. THIRD ROW: Charles Slabis, Barbara Brower, Patrick Ahrens, Gregory Erickson, Richard Koepp, David Fetzner, Duane Swanson, David Strom, Elizabeth Holmes, Susan Turner, Trudee Hoel, Nancy Todd, David Dickman. SECOND ROW: Bradley Crust, Elaine Erickson, David Tweet, Michael Beer, Michael Matson, Franklin Coleman, Thomas O'Connell, Scott Richie, LuAnne Zeeza, Nancy McGrew, Theresa Rouleau, Rita Sockness, Robert Bradham. FIRST ROW: Neil Sandven, John Erickson, Mark Gagnon, Peter Lan- pher, Gary Penman, Robert Brower, Charles Ellefsen, Richard Lanpher, Richard Friedlander, Steve Carter, Cynthia Foss. Projectionists BACK ROW: Daniel Lyksett, Jerry Nelson, Robert Bradham, Nancy Todd, Timothy Matz, Mr. Ron- ning, adviser. FRONT ROW: Jef- frey Eggers, Nancy Selbrede, Roger Gratiot. Arts and Crafts BACK ROW: Thomas Bakken, Mal- achy (Pat) McGree, Richard Couch, James Dahl, William Stayberg. FOURTH ROW: Michael Ray, Pat- rick O'Brien, John Richie, Terry Krager, Edmund Gander. THIRD ROW: Steven O'Brien, Kent Drink- wine, Timothy St. Ores, Steven Sandburg. SECOND ROW: George Reed, Eugene Staniszewski, Larry Larson, Dale King, Ronald Smith, Joseph Souter. FIRST ROW: Mark Johnston, Thomas White, David Strom, Miss Hughes, adviser, Mr. Weitkamp, adviser. 95 BACK ROW: Mrs. Wilmot, J. Scott McKechnie, Michael Beer, Stephen Krueger, Mark Gagnon, Joan Brooks, Barbara Knefelkamp, Timothy Enloe, Steven Groves, James Drumm, Joanne VanKirk, Cynthia Stratton, Karen Kremer, Barbara Larsen, Thomas Hopkins, Terily Potratz, Richard Friedlandei . MIDDLE ROW: Irene Sahnow, Cyndee Lundgren, Elaine Erickson, Jane Crimmins, Joanne Isaacson. FRONT ROW: Susan Ellefsen, Janet Ostby, Nancy Todd, Kathleen Ewing, William O'Connor, Linda Paulson, Gregory Sutter. German Clubs SIXTH ROW: Kathryn Henke, Mary Larsen, Barbara Hofland, Karen Wamken, Susan Felker, Randy Schoenoff, Victoria Myhre, Robert Lillevold, Thomas C. Mitchell, Richard Koepp, Karen Drexler. FIFTH ROW: Margaret Shipley, Lois Gilbertson, Mary Cahoy, Sharon Grass, Diana Eakins, Marjorie Schneider, Barbara Starr, Kim Thompson, Dale Ebben, Mark Norvold. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Zeuli, Elizabeth Todd,,Robin Ahrens, Susan Schneider, Sara Schloemer, Susan Rolke, Lisa Bergmann, Martha (Julie) Ziemann, Michael Refetz, John Torkildson, Thomas Polgreen. THIRD ROW: Miss Ceravsky, advisor, Barbara King, Mary Isaacs, Roxanne Wrobel, Mary Michaelson, Nancy Iverson, Rene Blihovde, Karen Bleier, Mary Bakken. SECOND ROW: David Wittek, Sandra Swedish, Rodney Brooks, Kristine Olson, Joseph Merchak, William Heffron, Earl Fatheree, Michael Guldan, Paul Bourget, John Erickson. FRONT ROW: Robert Bradham, Linda Halvorson, Pamela Groves, Leslie Mueller, Christy Jordahl, Nancy McGrew, Trudee Hoel. BACK ROW: James Drumm, Thomas O'Connell, Robert Brower, James Dahl, John Richie, Daniel Krech, Dennis Arm- bruster, Thomas Hopkins, Paul Bourget, Gregory Sutter, James Bahneman, Garold Krueger. THIRD ROW: Gerald An- derson, Terry Krager, Michael Reetz, Edmund Gander, Joseph Merchak, Thomas Bakken, Kathryn Badman, Bruce Hib- bard, Michelle Germain, Rodney Brooks, Joseph Karras, Craig Larson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bowman, advisor, Kenneth Matz, David Matz, Richard Koepp, Michael Barber, Sara Richey, Janet Ostby, Nancy Quale, Deborah Garner, Joelyn Hardin, Sheryl Lust, Linda Paulson. FRONT ROW: Gregory Erickson, Michael Eakins, Daniel Lyksett, James Bleier, Ronald Smith, David Hardin. Debate Susanne Nelson, James Custer, Michael Eakins, Debra Brunelle, Robert Polgreen, Richard Fried- lander, Cynthia Simpson. Forensics ■ Mrs. Allen, advisor, Debra Brunelle, Rich- ard Friedlander, Joanne Van Kirt, Michael Eakins, Rose Larson, Constance Van Kirk, Deborah Stahnke, Mrs. Piepel, advisor. Future Nurses FOURTH ROW: Patricia Lein, Mary Larsen. THIRD ROW: Star Scullen, Marcia Jackman, Debra Brunelle. SECOND ROW: Jayme Put- erka, Nancy Sandven, Kay Clark. FIRST ROW: Patricia Wicklander, Katherine Mittl, Jean Germain, Mrs. Richie, nurse. Library Club BACK ROW: Melody Scullen, Peggy Duden, Mary Penman, Barbara Brower, Carol Wakeling, Roberta Trudell, Wendy Manlove, Star Scullen, Mary Bakken, Barbara Knefelkamp, Marjorie Schneider, Kathryn Eggar. FOURTH ROW: Connie Johnson, Irene Sahnow, Rene Struemke, Mary Furger, Jane Lund, Victoria Myhre. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ronningen, adviser, Mary Isaacs, Betsy Sproul, Ruth Weyers, Jill Olson, Joan Anderson, Susan Miller, Virginia Gartman, Cyn- thia Lindgren, LuAnne Rimer, Sharon Grass, Susan Rolke. SECOND ROW: Cathy Stilley, Deb- orah Abendroth, Gloria Knott, Teresa Kinney, Sheryl Lust, Linda Paulson. FIRST ROW: Brid- gette Kinney, Karen Warnken, Kathleen Ewing, Mary Larsen. 98 BACK ROW: Joseph Merchak, AFS representative; Richard Deiss, reporter; Zane Bollom, treasurer; Michael Anderson, Stuaent Council representative. FRONT ROW: Mr. Carlson, adviser; Steven Senrick, secretary; Robert Waxon, president; Jeff Waldroff, vice-president; Timothy Wells, Sentinel. Future Farmers of America The F.F .A. is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum--vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation, how to conduct and take part in public meetings; to speak in public; to buy and sell cooperatively; to solve their own problems; finance them- selves; and to assume civic responsibility. Representing the Hudson Chapter at the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Missouri in October were Steven Senrick and Robert Waxon. STANDING: Patrick Ahrens, Gregory Worrell, Jeff Waldroff, Robert Waxon, Zane Bollom, Duwayne Green, Daniel Affolter, Gary Nerby, Daniel Wisner, Michael Anderson, Thomas Mabie, Michael Marson, Dale Affolter, Steve La Venture, John Larson, Mr. Carlson, advisor. SITTING: James Erdman, Bradley McConaughey, Steven Senrick, Rodney Brooks, Donald Halvorson, Steven Mabie, Joseph Merchak, Timothy Wells, Mark Hayes. BACK ROW: Donald Bommann, David Kinney, Steven Mabie, Charles Slabis. SECOND ROW: Darrell Rothe, Duane Hunt, Randall Brenner, Arthur Forester. FRONT ROW: Barbara Larson, Wil- liam O'Connor, Bridgette Kinney, Barbara Knefelkamp, Teresa Rouleau, Mr. Rengstorf, advisor. BACK ROW: Cynthia Snyder, Mary Cahoy, Elizabeth Todd, Susanne Nelson, Mary Jo Schullo, Kathryn Henke, Claudia Gustafson, Marcia Jackman, Jana Martin. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Hughes, advisor, Nancy Sandven, Nancy Iverson, Mary Isaacs, Cynthia Simpson, Sherry Luebke, Kristine Engebretson, Deborah Abendroth, Kristine Olson, Terily Potratz. FRONT ROW: Michael Soule, Mary Michaelson, Carol Michaelson, Christine Barrett, Katherine Rose, Pamela Groves, Barbara King, Debra Neuman, Ruth Weyers, Bonnie Olson, Mr. Ogland, advisor. Future Teachers of America . . . Wonders . . . Cheer Up! Cindy McConaughey 104 Our Everything— Almost. School Has With Moods We. . . . . . and Contemplate Tomorrow. 1969-70 Calendar AUG. 25: First day of classes. The main hall was like one big happy pie with the new sophies adding just the right spice to the recipe. SEPT. 6: 1st TBT heralded its news to the student body, and also introduced to us all our new A.F.S. student - -Marg Schluter. SEPT. 12: Juniors ordered class rings. SEPT. 18: I've figured out that if we have about 550 kids in school, that will make 275 on each side, and if they are single file and take up one yard a piece, and there are only 100 yards on a football field, these kids will take up 275 yards, which is over twice as large as the football field. Eric Nilsen at the Senior Class meeting on an all-school arch at the Homecoming game. SEPT. 30: Assembly, The Magic of Light by a Wisconsin Bell Telephone representative. OCT. 1: Dress Down Day. OCT. 3: Roger Gratiot made his debut as Miss Homely Com- ing. OCT. 9, 10: No school. Teachers' convention makes the day. OCT. 15: We want Custer! Moratorium Day assembly. Rev. Beauchamp, Bob Polgreen, Dave Soucy, Roger Brown, Rev. Stanley, Phillip Paulson, and emcee Dan Lyk- sett presented a panel discussing Vietnam, the draft, and local apathy. Tom Best presented an opinion about voting in conjunction with the police action in Vietnam. OCT. 25: Juniors took P.S.A.T. in the cafeteria while Cross-Country placed 2nd in the Regional meet at Ellsworth. NOV. 5: Not my mother, not my father, but it’s me oh, Lord. Singing assembly with Charles King. NOV. 14 15: Senior Class play, Thunder on Syamore Street. Allan, the coat rack is in the wrong place! NOV. 27: Turkey vacation--Ugh!! The P A I N of it all!! DEC. 12: Red Cross Dance. DEC. 14: Christmas Concert. ... one (blink), two (blink), three (blink)-- Voila! A living Christmas tree! DEC. 22: Christmas vacation began with a 10 layer of snow to set the stage for wild times in the white stuff. JAN. 4: HHS students burn the midnight oil putting finishing touches (starting touches?) on everything they had put off for the past two weeks. JAN. 5: S-C-H-O-O-L—back in school. Oh! JAN. 9: Ed Schetter shows us how to do it --the yoga way. JAN. 12-16: Finals, finals, finals, finals . . . JAN. 19: Eight weeks of modern dance? Are you kidding'.’ JAN. 30: What's this about Tom Best taking on two of Stillwater's guys in front of Mr. Heiting's office? JAN. 30: Sno-Days--Jeff Nelson was crowned King Kold at the Saturday night dance. FEB. 3: Juniors finally got their class rings. CHEAP! FEB. 4: Dave Soucy began greeting us with the morning announcements. FEB. 12: Lincoln's Birthday--assembly by Dave Soucy, Sue Nelson, Liz Todd, and Marg. FEB. 13 14: A.F.S.'ers come to town. Wonder how many valentines Mario get--mmm --wah! FEB. 21: F.F.A. Week began-- Happiness is knowing that your manure spreader won't break down on the coldest day of winter! FEB. 27: Ow!! Our poor backboard!! MAR. 27-30: Easter Vacation--how about a long weekend, maybe? APR. 2 3: Twirp Days--the girls of HHS all got their chances to ask that guy of their dreams to the big--and expensive night on THE town--provided they had lived through Kangaroo Court. APR. 4 5: Music Choral Clinic with Dr. John Raymond. MAY 1: A Time for Us --Juniors presented their prom for the seniors of 1970. MAY 9: The chorus, band, glee clubs, and ensembles com- bined their talents to pull off a very impressive Pop Concert. MAY 24: Bacca- laureate services. MAY 26: Commencement: HHS turns loose 185 bright, eager, young hopefuls into the world to do their own things. 108 David Richie Robert Waxon Representative Seniors David Richie and Robert Waxon, two outstanding senior boys, were presented the Hudson High Representative Senior Award for 1970. This year is the second time since the first award was made in 1928 that duplicate awards have been made. David's special contributions to Hudson High have been in the areas of athletics and student government. His classmates recognized his leadership when they elected him all-school president and represen- tative to the Student Council for three years. Last year he was a worth representative to Badger Boys' State. Besides giving a good ac- count of himself as a member of the newspaper staff and German Club, he maintained an excellent standard of scholarship. Robert's special achievements have been in the areas of music and agriculture. Robert has been an excellent student and has participated in the high school instrumental and vocal music and Future Farmer activities. He has represented Hudson in state Future Farmer band and chorus for three years, attended the National F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City as a senior, attended the Wisconsin State F.F.A. Convention at Green Lake, Wisconsin, for three years. He will be receiving the outstanding F.F.A. Senior Award as well as the F.F.A. scholarship. Both boys work and live well with other people, are determined to live wholesome and worthwile lives, and appreciate the fact that all work no matter how humble is as important for the welfare of the commu- nity as the position of higher rank. The faculty is pleased to present the awards to these deserving stu- dents . A.F.S. Representatives ELIZABETH TODD Through my summer experiences in Finland I had a chance to meet teens from all over Finland in Alajarvi at the summer school where I stayed for a month. After arriving in Hel- sinki, I finally met my family, the Pasternacks, and my new sisters, Maggi and Iris. Going to the market early in the morning or roasting sausages with friends 'til late at night, I got to know and understand the Finns and their way of life. I would like to thank all the people of Hudson who made it possible for me to have such a fantastic experience in understanding people of other countries. Through our A.F.S. program I found our wonderful world a little bit smaller. MARGUERITE SCHLUTER I live in Brisbane, Austra- lia. Brisbane has a popula- tion of 800,000 people. On August 8 I arrived in Hudson to spend a year with my American family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Starr, and sisters, Twink, Spark, and Barb. This was a pleasant change for me, because at home I have only one brother. Having winter when it's summer at home and then snow on top of that has really been a big change for me, but I loved it. I have enjoyed living as an American teenager, which is really very similar to life at home, and also the generous, kind, and friendly people I've come to know so well. Words will never be able to ex- press my thanks to the people of Hudson and A.F.S. for the most won - (derful year of my life. Marguerite Schluter 17 Preston Road, Manly, Queensland 4179 Australia SUSANNE NELSON Last summer in Bangalore, India, I saw a lot of things I never thought I'd see; I did a lot of things I never thought I'd do and I learned more about people and myself that I ever could have at home. I’d like to thank the commun- ity for giving me such a fantastic experience. A.F.S. offers a student so much that can’t be found in another program. There's a bond that holds A.F.S. 'ers together when they return home. I wish to thank Hudson again for giving me the opportunity to become an A.F.S.'er. Hudson Senior High School May, 1970 To the now and future YOU, Every year brings its ups and downs, its joys and sorrows. This school year has been full of events worth remembering, and some we would rather forget. As we put this book together, we constantly re- minded ourselves that this annual is for you, and that our job was to publish a book that would capture and preserve many of the memories you'll search to recall many years from now. We realize it's impos- sible to impress upon you the significance and value this book may hold for the future YOU, so we leave you with the following thought from Proverbs 3:13-18 concerning your annual's theme: Happiness. Happy is the man who finds wisdom, and the man who gets understanding, for the gain from it is better than gain from silver and its profit better than gold. She is more precious than jewels, and nothing you desire can compare with her. Long life is in her right hand; in her left hand are riches and honor. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. She is a tree of life to those who lay hold of her; those who hold her fast are called happy. Thank-you and our best wishes for your happiness today and every tomorrow. m True happiness is to no spot confined. If you preserve a firm and constant mind, 'TisT gre, 'tis everywhere. John Huddle stone WyttJke V fV ' V • , V' 7 r � V ' ... 'AA ' r'u £ , • v ? ; : v I : '. i :7 SLwk