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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1975 volume:

CHANGES CONTINUE Hudson Senior High School Hudson, Wisconsin Volume LXX 2 3 Changes Continue . . iTPDIM® THEME CANDIDS 6-7 HOMECOMING 8-9 SNODAYS 10-11 PROM 12-13 FALL PLAY 14-15 CONTEST PLAY 16-17 SPRING PLAY 18-19 PEP FESTS 20 Looking Around Theresa loses her place and her punch. Here already? ? Devil ears! Kris leads the way!! Mr. Lindgren demonstrates his authority. Kris stargazes during break. Kris and Peg reflect feelings about school. Mrs. Carlson sprints. 6 Candids Sometimes Students Act A Little ... Jumpin' Bob? Larry finally took off his mask! Hang in there, Boom Boom! What is Mrs. Qualls teaching these boys? Oh, what those teachers do to me!! Candids 7 The workmanship of the mighty seniors! Our lovely Grand Marshalls. The town clown!!! Pressing the Panthers turned into an easy task as the powerful Hudson Raiders clob- bered the Ellsworth Panthers in the Home- coming football game 40 to 7. Halftime entertainment was provided by the march- ing band and the majorettes in addition to the five lovely queen candidates in glittering convertibles and the class floats. After hard work, tears, and sweat, each class also produced a bulletin board and skit. Once again, and for the third year in a row, the Class of 1975 was declared the winner of the treasured cow- bell. An hour-long pepfest, sponsored by the Student Council, included presenta- tions by each of the queens, the Class skits, Mr. Kadidlo's pep talk and the tra- ditional yelling contest. Greg Hustad, Queen Peggy, Tami Schmit. t' Jeff and Buzz await a Panther! 8 Homecoming Victory Spotlights Homecoming Homecoming 9 King Kold Storms Through Blizzards! Mike makes a surprising catch! Along with the January blizzards came Sno Days. The weekend started out right with an exciting victory over River Falls. Next was the Student Council Pancake Break- fast. The winner of the pancake- eating contest was John Hibbard after he downed 49-just inching out Bruce Beauchamp with 45. Later that night, H.H.S. students danced to the music of Bermuda Triangle. At 9:00 George Madsen was crowned King Kold 1975. The other hopeful candidates were Buzz Mellum, Don Boumeester, Randy Bollom and Jerry Barr. All in all everyone had fun-whether shovel- ing, getting stuck, or just dancing. Ready, Sal? Wheeling off the king candidates. Who will be king? Nadine claims her king. George becomes royal blood. Snowdays 11 Memories Begin With Sunshine! The Junior-Senior Prom began as a pile of card- board, rope, telephone poles, and cans of paint in various sizes and colors. As the week progressed, so did the gym. It was transformed from a Friday night basketball court to a quaint wharf along a quiet sea. All those who attended will remember May 4th as the night of a beautiful prom. But, as the Seniors of 1975, we will also remember the worries, the laughter, and the work it took to make our Prom. At 8:30 the doors opened to a wharf scene with the theme song Sunshine provided by Benedict. King George and Queen Nadine reigned over the Prom until 11:00 when the music stopped and the magic night was over — but never forgotten! King George and his lovely Queen, And y,e and p|aye j on.„and on. Nadine. Sunshine brings good times. They could have danced all night... 12 Prom Prom 13 Fall Play Is Sellout Success! Why that's charmante! When's show-time? I'm going to marry you! ■ Who says acting is hard? Fall Play 14 Here's a hello to all you potato-diggers! I just can't accept presents from a man! It's almost party time! Is it all that bad, Chris? IT HAPPENS EVERY SUMMER, with the qualified help of Mr. Gustafson and Mrs. Bleskachek, was produced on Friday and Saturday, November 15 and 16. Taking place in the early Sixties. The play centered around an edition of DEBUTANTE magazine. The Southern belle, Annabelle, along with her stable of three provided laughter for all. Flippy and Pudgey, Jennifer and Tod, de- veloped the production further into a hilarious comedy. Additional amusement came courtesy of the Sub-debs and their editors. Outstanding acting and cooperation made the performance a hugh success. It's finally June! Who, me? Custis, you don't understand! Aw, come on! Fall Play 15 Contest Play Earns “A” Rating This year's contest play SILENT SNOW, SECRET SNOW was entered in subdis- trict competition at River Falls on Nov- ember 2 . This was the first year that the H. H. S. students had participated in the contest play; therefore, they were proud of their A rating. The main pur- pose of entering the competition, stated director Joyce Dikkers, was to enlight- en the students in theatre arts, and through comparison with other schools, raise their own goals. For the most part, the students involved had a good time. They felt their hard work paid off well. The doctor examines the next victim. Backstage the play comes alive. Dancing into dreamland. Such a sorrowful time! Come to us... Come! Contest Play 17 Students At Work Steve Ecker brings in the bubble gum. Kathy Hemstock sells tickets while Jenny Smith makes popcorn. Margie, Isabel Karen do their good deeds for the day. A favorite hangout and place to work. Jim Anderson shines windows. 18 Students At Work Mike Schullo carries out Lani Jacobs, cashier, groceries. Karen Kvames works as a cashier. Kathy Hoaglan helps out in the school office. Jean Sandberg operates cash register. Jenny Smith cleans up after show. Raider Fans Cheer On The 1974-1975 Pep- fests were an exper- ience that few Raider fans would forget. The enthusiasm, the crowd, and cheerleaders created a fantastic mood which greatly helped in Conference League. Though most of the credit should go to the players of each particular team, one cannot overlook the part the cheerleaders and fans played. Pep- fests reflect a sense of strength and pride in our school and its athletic functions. H-CLUB 31 LIBRARY 32 PHOTO CLUB 33 DEBATE CLUB 34 FORENSICS CLUB 35 F.F.A. 36 F.T.A. 37 GERMAN CLUB 38 . « STUDENT COUNCIL 22 AUDIO VISUAL 23 BAND 24-25 CHORUS 26 GIR LS GLEE CLUB 27 BOYS GLEE CLUB 28 YEARBOOK 29 RAIDAIRES 30 A.F.S. 39 TRUE BLUE TIMES 40-41 TELESCOPE AND LITERARY 42 Student Council Practices Democracy! FRONT ROW: Mrs. Qualls, Mr. Vail, Dean Eggen, Sally McGuire, Sandy Bevers, Connie Mockler, Kris Erickson, Lisa Anderson, Pam Thorson, Lori Zillmer. BACK ROW: Mike Richie, Jim Anderson, Pat Wells, Peggy Richie. Lisa enjoys her pancakes! The Student Council organized events during the past year, the primary fo- cus being on the various social events such as Homecoming, T. W. I. R. P., and Snodays. In an effort to raise money for rural Indians, the Council instigated a can drive last fall that did not prove as lucrative as expected. Nevertheless, the Student Council stayed an active organization-all the way until graduation exercises when the members presented their annual Distinguished Citizen award for ser- vice to the school and community. Peggy Richie, President; Jim Anderson, Vice Presi- dent; Connie Mockler, Secretary. 22 Student Council A.V. Lends Helping Hand FIRST ROW- Wayne Eckblad, Val Klages, Maurice Manton, Jim Reams, Brad Sawyer, Buzz Mellum, Tom Youngberg, Paul Miller. SECOND ROW- Cindy Wor- rell, Sue Ahrens, Janelle Hardin, Mary Baurenfiend, Mark Stahnke, Scott Luch- singer, Dawn Derosier, John Blom, Dennis Miller, Steve Riemenschneider, Becky Scobey, Ann Moravec, Gerald Krier, Art Forester. Jerry reaches for film. Mark splices some movie film. The spectacular A. V. float. Brad and Vince deliver video tape. The A.V. Club was set up to assist teachers. The students involved were trained in running the var- ious equipment that the teachers used. The board members this year were Sue Ahrens, Paul Miller, Vince Rebholz, Wayne Ekblad, Steve Riemen- schneider, and Jerry Krier. The board faith- fully followed the advice of their new adviser, Mr. Forester. The Pit once again sponsored the annual Pit vs. Faculty football game (winning for the first time with a score of 34- 14); plus the A.V. Sock Hop. Along with these activities, the Pit spon- sored a football game be- tween the present club members and the A.V. alumni. The alumni were ousted when the score ended 12-6 favoring the Pit . A.V. 23 FIRST ROW: Randy Vredeveld, Steve Ecker, Randy Don- elson. SECOND ROW: Kevin Kadidlo, Loren Isaacs, Jeff Maki, Jeff McGaver, Ken Sahnow. THIRD ROW: Mark Stahnke, Rolf Halvorson, Mike Richie. FOURTH ROW: Peter Ault, Wayne Hector, Mark Willi, Jennie Smith, Richard Peper, Dan Glucky. FIRST ROW: Karen Schumacher. SECOND ROW: Margi Bertelsen, Peggy Johnston. THIRD ROW: Roxanne Lom- nes, Gretchen Osterreich. FOURTH ROW: Angela Vrede- .veld, Sandi Amdahl, Becky Rolke. FIRST ROW: Cinders Martin, Judy Isaacson, Debbie Anderson. SECOND ROW: Kim Davis, Karen Isaacs. THIRD ROW: Keri Stout, Alane Wood, Qavid Steel. FOURTH ROW: Brad Sawyer, Eric Halverson, Tom Hoel, Lori Sandell, Tim Johnson, Robert Maki. The band started off the year entertaining the spectators during football halftimes. Stepping in time to the rhy- thm of the H. H. S. band were the majorettes accompanied by the new flag girls. In the neighboring towns they pro- ceeded to prance down the main street representing Hud- son High School in a series of parades such as the Home- coming parade and the Shri- ner's parade. Throughout the year, the band and cheering fans created an atmosphere with such enthusiasm that the idea of losing was un- known. These organizations contributed much support to the success of the school spirit. 24 Band FIRST ROW: Margi Bertlesen, Karen Schumacher Peggy Johnston, Sandi Amdahl. SECOND ROW: Carrie Hahn, Anne McMahon, Mary Ann Waalen, Linda Jo- hannsen. THIRD ROW: Laurie Fyksen, Wendy Dahl- man, Diane Badzinski. FOURTH ROW: Anne Goossen, Angela Vredeveld, Becky Rolke, Roxanne Lomnes, Joan Lund. FIFTH ROW: Gwen Wahlberg, Nan Turner, Kathy Dunaski, Lori Brande, Roxanne Reed, Kim Henderson. H.H.S. Band, Raidaires march in Shriner's Parade. FIRST ROW: Lisa Jones, Joy Hansen, Tonita Zeuli, Mary Jo Bauernfeind. SECOND ROW: Gretchen Oster- reich, Janelle Hardin, Kristy Ogland, Dena Johnston, Julie Gostonczik. THIRD ROW: Kathy Willi, Dana Brown. FOURTH ROW: Melanie Dahm, Rhonda Bret- tingen, Julie Cudd. FIFTH ROW: Pat Reetz, Dan Wil- lie, Randy Selle, Kevin Christensen, David Copeland, Doug Jones. TOP TO BOTTOM: Kris Ogland, Laurie Fyksen, Julie Jensen, Cindy Penman. Band 25 “Sing, Sing A Song” FIRST ROW: Joy Hansen, Suzanne Wicklander, Karen Isaacs, Dana Brown, Debbie Brown, Margi Bertelsen, Lisa Anderson, Pam Halverson, Alane Wood, Cathy Taylor, Heidi Cornelissen, Lori Fyksen, Kristi Ogland, Kris Asplund, Kris Erickson. SECOND ROW: Bev Johnson, Carolyn Ogland, Wendy Dahlman, Becky Scobey, Mary Waalen, Judy Isaacson, Miss Dorwin, Jodell Feyereisen, Mary Gavin, Nancy Ray, Betty Weeks, Dorothy Cumming, Kathy Hem- stock. THIRD ROW: Kathy Fairbanks, Rhonda Brettingen, Pam Swansen, Loren Isaacs, Skip Manton, John Matz, Hans Hansen, Eric Halverson, Mary Bauernfeind, Caye Gustafson. FOURTH ROW: Lani Jacobs, Wanda Steffen, Chris Grass, Carl Spott, Bob Blair, John Blom, Jeff Benoy, Kevin Fox, Kent Christensen, John Martin. FIFTH ROW: Kay Hollerud, Wendy Soucy, Kim Fruit, Bob Wetzel, John Hibbard, John McGrew, Jim Anderson, Ken Weeks, Tim O'Brien. Glee Clubs Stay In Tune!! FIRST ROW: John Matz, Hans Hanson, Jim J. Anderson, Eric Hal- verson, Miss Dorwin. SECOND ROW: Jeff McGaver, Bob Blair, John Blom, Ken Weeks, Jeff Maki, Brad Sawyer. The Chorus and Glee Clubs re- sounded throughout the halls of the the school and kept the students in merry moods throughout the year. The music department pre- sented several concerts over the past year: the annual Fall Con- cert, Christmas Concert, and the Pop Concert. On March 15 and 16, both the chorus and Glee Clubs were involved in the music workshop. For two days the mem- bers studied with Dr. Raymond of Lafayette university, Pennsyl- vania. At the completion of the workshop, the music department presented the community with their final concert. The Chorus and Glee Clubs finished off the year with a performance at Bac- calaureate and Commencement exercises. FIRST ROW: Sally Simpson, Barb Bleier, Brenda Richie, Michele Beauchamp, Kathy Johnson, Lorie Sauntry, Phyllis Blihovde, Karen Kvarnes, Linda Fenn, Cindy VanDeBerg, Kim Davis, Mary Bauern- feind, Katie Burke, Marci Snell, Debbie Mickschl. SECOND ROW: Sue Hollerud, Tonita Zeuli, Teresa Smith, Bonnie Reynolds, Cinders Martin, Roxanne Nelson, Lousette Ecker, Lori Lee, Joan Lund, Ter- esa Costello, Linda Nelson, Barb Hollerud, Shelby LaValley, Cindy Penman. THIRD ROW: Miss Dor- win, Connie Mockler, Angela Vredeveld, Cathy Pillars, Julie Jensen, Julie Cudd, Sally McGuire, Barb Livermore, Sandy Lomnes, LaVonne Thompson, Judy Stevens, Leslie Nagel, Jeanine Kopp, Mary Merchak. FIRST ROW: Mary Merchak, Lori Sauntry, Teresa Smith. SECOND ROW: Barb Hollerud, Julie Cudd. THIRD ROW: Sue Hollerud, La- Vonne Thompson, Judy Stevens. FIRST ROW: Tonita Zeuli. SEC- OND ROW: Leslie Nagel, Cindy Vandenberg. THIRD ROW: Linda Nelson, Sandra Lomnes, Julie Jen- sen. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Pillars, Bonnie Reynolds. Or Snow, Or Sun Or .. . FIRST ROW: Mary Merchak. SEC- OND ROW: Michele Beauchamp, Pam Halvorson, THIRD ROW: Kathy Taylor, Alane Wood, Margi Bertelsen. FOURTH ROW: Phyllis Blihovde, Sally Simpson. w FIRST ROW: Teresa Smith. SEC- OND ROW: Rhonda Brettingen, Kim Davis. THIRD ROW: Bev Johnson, Becky Scobey, Katie Burke. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Stef- fen, Sally McGuire. FIFTH ROW: Wendy Soucy, Kathy Hemstock. FIRST ROW: Joy Hansen, Cinders Mar- tin, Karen Isaacs. SECOND ROW: Dana Brown, Dorothy Cumming, Wendy Dahl- man, Judy Isaacson. THIRD ROW: Mary Waalen, Laurie Fyksen. FIRST ROW: Barb Bleier, Kathy John- son, Connie Mockler, Kris Erickson. SECOND ROW: Lousette Ecker, Mary Jo Bauernfeind, Kris Asplund, Gwen Wahl- berg. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Ogland, Kay Hollerud. FIRST ROW: Suzanne Wicklander, Hei- di Cornelissen. SECOND ROW: Pam Swanson, Lisa Anderson, Karen Kvarnes. THIRD ROW: Kris Ogland, Kathy Fair- 28 Ensembles banks, Jodell Feyereisen. FIRST ROW: Mary Merchak, Beth Weinberg, Shirley Miller, Kathy Hoag- lan, Tonita Zeuli, Cinders Martin, Connie Mockler. SECOND ROW: Debbie Brown, Heidi Eggers, Sharon Buhr, Barb Livermore, Jean Olson, Kathy Hemstock, Dena Johnston, Mary Beer, Jill Feldmann, Kris Erickson, Kris Ogland. THIRD ROW: Jodi Trudell, Becky Scobey, Cathy Taylor, Jim J. Anderson, Sally McGuire, Mary McGraw, Kelly Derr, Carl Mellum, Dan O'Keefe, Sue Ahrens, Sue Stone. We Work To Gather Memories Although we had lots of fun, this year's Annual staff had their work cut out for them. The addition of eight more pages kept us busy. From early summer when co-editor Kris Erick- son attended the Ripon workshop to the end of the year when we finished with a problem, our advisor. Miss Andrewson, suggested selling dill pickles on a toothpick! Football fans often heard our familiar slogan, A pickle for two nickles! And the pickles sold-the year passed-and the Annual came out on time! FIRST ROW: Carl Mellum, Sports Editor, Jim J. And- erson, Sports Editor. SECOND ROW: Kris Erickson, Co- Editor, Kris Ogland, Co-Editor. Miss Andrewson, our advisor, and Connie look over the camera. Jill works on a layout needed for the first deadline. Raidaires Shine On And On . . . Blue legs, white arms, blue and white dresses, and pom-poms were all seen in our halls when a home game or pepfest was scheduled - not to mention the bright, friendly smiles on the girls who wore them. These girls were our '74-'75 Raidaires. They brightened up our school with their new uniforms, dif- ferent routines, and school spirit. They represented our school and did it well. LEFT TO RIGHT: Barb Rose, Lori Zillmer, Pam Halvor- son, Denise Evjen, Cindy Johnston, Sheila Clark, Kathy Johnson, Terri Stanek, Mrs. Ronnigen, Renee Cole, Lisa Heffron, Rhonda Brettigen, Kathy Dunaski, Sue Wallace, Sandy Bevers, Kathy Loughney, Mary Mcgraw. H-Club Officers: Jerry Barr Sec. - Tres.; Mike Richie, Vice President; George Madson, President. The 74-75 school year provided both challenges and opportunites for the H- Club. With their annual candy sale to kick off the years' activities, the new school encouraged others. In an effort to make work a bit more comfortable, the lettermen made their weight room more luxurious by installing carpets to warm the feet. Tak- ing advantage of the new gym, the club hosted a Celebrity Basketball game as their final project. Contracting the Minnesota Vikings, the H-Club found a formidable foe in the N.F.C. alumni team. FIRST ROW: L. Ruemmele, K. Merchak, S. Ecker, K. Derr, M. Richie, J. Anderson, N. Shubat, J. Barr, T. Tuma, M. Willi, L. Boumeester, J. Rose. SECOND ROW: B. Blair, J. Hibbard, J. Richie, J. Lohman, G. Bruck, J. Kinney, D. Groves, M. O'Keefe, J. Benoy, G. Madson, T. Beauchamp, T. Blair, T. Bevers. Lettermen Are Number One -rim 'i n Guess who's not? Guess who's messy? Read On, Young Reader, Read On!! FIRST ROW: Janelle Hardin, Katie Kinney, Sue Benedict, Allen Cambronne, Jodi Trudell, David Mack- miller. SECOND ROW: Diane Kinney, Karen Sahnow (Schoenoff), Connie Mockler, Charlene Lewis, Jackie Barr, Mrs. Ronningen, Cheryl Johannsen, Linda Fenn, Lisa Caruso, Rosalie Paynter, Karen Stadler. The Library Club, under the dir- ection and leadership of Connie Mockler, provided aides to check out and check in books during every hour of the day. Students worked in the library during their free periods, as well as before and after school. Mrs. Ronnin- gen, advisor for the group, coached the club in the skills of general library management and maintenance. 32 Library Club Say Cheese!! The Photography Club was created to meet the student's increasing interest in the art of creative photography. Be- fore the creativity, however, the members learned the im- portance of knowledge of the working parts of the camera and how to use the camera properly. The next step in creative photography was the process of film developing and the making of negatives. Once the members had mas- tered these steps, they put their knowledge and imagina- tion to work on their subjects. The club advisors were Mr. Ronning and Mr. Forester. Dave and Candy find their work quite shocking. FIRST ROW: Candy VanDeBerg, John Zeuli, Glenn Bruck, John Besser, Paul Miller. SECOND ROW: Joan Lund, Mike Gratz. THIRD ROW: Donna Zastrow, Pam Swanson, Kay Hollerud, Sue Duden, Suz- anne Wickiander, Rosalie Paynter. FOURTH ROW: Wanda Steffen, Wendy Soucy, Kathy Fairbanks, Jeanne Olson, Heidi Cornel issen. Photo Club 33 Debaters Look To The Future FIRST ROW: Steve Ecker, Diana Brown, Bridget Ruemmele, Bonnie Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Kay Hollerud, Scott Nordstrand, Tom Young- berg, Mr. Scheffen (advisor). Sue Hutton, Betty Weeks. Scheff... Dianna debates. Heavy debating requires heavy drinking. The Debate team deals with perfecting of the speak- ing and argumentative skills. Throughout the past year it dealt with many controversial subjects and ideas, such as public funding of federal elections. Contemplation... Debate 34 Forensic Members Speak Out The Forensics team deals with a varied group of speaking events. It lends itself well to just about every speaking occassion. Last spring there were five speakers who earned the honor to represent Hudson in State Competition. Sue studies her lines Bridget and Bill enjoy Forensics. FIRST ROW: Bill Cornwall, Bridget Ruemmele, Bonnie Reynolds. SECOND ROW: Kay Hollerud, Scott Nordstrand, Linda Nelson, Mr. Scheffen (Adviser), Tom Youngberg, Sue Hutton, Betty Weeks. Mr. Scheffen. Forensics 35 Future Farmers Of America Attend National Convention F.F.A., an organization dedicated to the future far- mers of America, involved itself in many worthy pro- jects. Annually, the club produced a calendar of community events to raise money for their activities. They sent delegates to the national convention and produced a dynamic parlia- mentary procedure team. Under the ardent leadership of Dwight Jordan, the F.F.A. was one of the most successful clubs at H.H.S. The trusty F.F.A. banner. Future Farmers show off their new equipment. HUDSON CHAPTER FIRST ROW: Karl Spott, Jerry Katner, Bill Roettger, Dave Nestrud, Jerry Millin. SECOND ROW: Steve Ebbe, Wayne Ek- blad, Jim Dilts, Sheryl Gunderson, Steve Inlow, Dale Johnson. THIRD ROW: Bob Christinsen, Cindy Worrell, Marci Snell, Linda Fenn, Kathy Hoaglan, Mike Strobush, Larry Ruemmele. F.F.A. Officers. FIRST ROW: Cindy Worell, Kathy Hoaglan, Beth Hoaglan, Ron Burton. SECOND ROW: Larry Ruemmele, Mr. Jordan, Mike Strobush. I’m Not Just A Student — I’m A Student Teacher!! FIRST ROW: Sharon Buhr, Roxanne Reed, Mary Gavin, Brenda Richie, Cinders Martin, Miss Crownhart. SECOND ROW: Mary Merchak, Lori Saun- try, Lory Llewellyn, Sue Duden, Miss Hughes, Connie Mockler. F.T.A. stood for Future Teachers of America. The club's members joined F.T.A. in hopes of gain- ing teaching experience. St.Pat's and 4th St. stu- dents were the people the members of the club tutored. All members earned one credit a year for the exper- ience of tutoring in a sub- ject area. To earn money, the club sold popcorn at the home basketball games. Future teachers taught children about books and reading! Grade schoolers on their way home from school after a hard day. |j N o R opvVYmc) In Ha s | SPEED CHECK� BY PABftR. I This sign was seen around the grade school building. Future Teachers 37 FIRST ROW: Sue Derr, Lory Llewellyn, Margi Friedlander, Nan Turner, Sharol Peper, Carol Cunning- ham. SECOND ROW: Kathy Rutherford, Janelle Hardin, Martha Lewis, Rosalie Paynter, Gail Cornwall, Kathy Willi, Kim Henderson, Joy Hansen, Alice Kramer, Laurie Fyksen, Ken Sahnow, Kim Fruit, Carol Franz. BELOW: Mrs. Wilmot, Adviser; Carol Cunningham, President; Ken Sahnow, Vice President; Joy Hansen, Secretary. To start out the year with a Germanistic attitude, the German Club went back to na- ture for a Sunday afternoon hike which included German food and festivities. As the year went on, the Christmas spirit was in- spired by laughter, cheer and angelic German caroling. As spring replaced winter, the German Club sponsored a money raising carwash to close a year of adventure and learning. Torte And Kuchen Wreck Diets!! 38 German Club A.F.S. Builds Friendship Margie and Jill rest after a long day. A surprise for Roman Sharon FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Joan Lund, Lori Llew- ellyn, Roman Zeleke, Dena Johnston, Nan Turner, Mar- gi Bertelsen, Lisa Lindgren. SECOND ROW: Betty Weeks, Angela Vredeveld, Lisa Anderson, Kathy Stow- ik, Margie Friedlander, Linda Johannsen, Sandy Lom- nes, Bonnie Reynolds, Mary Merchak, Sue Kenall. THIRD ROW: Linda Bohne, Lorie Sandell, Jill Sten- fors, Carolyn Ogland, Roxanne Lomnes, Mary Ann Waalen, Cinders Martin, Tony Zeuli, Laurie Fyksen, Alice Kramer. FOURTH ROW: Jeff McGaver, Maur- een Gherty, Kim Henderson, Jenny Smith, Gretchen Osterriech, Carrie Hahn. FIFTH ROW: Mike Richie, Sue Wicklander, Mike Gratz, Ken Weeks, Adviser Mrs. Widvey. Led by officers Jeff Mc- Gaver, Dena Johnston, and Suzanne Wicklander, the A. F. S. club made it a year to remember for our exchange student, Roman Zeleke, from Ethi- opia. Club activities in- cluded Market Days, camping at Willow River State Park, Christmas caroling, and the A.F.S. Weekend, which made it a fun year for Roman and the members of the club alike. ROW ONE LEFT TO RIGHT: Dena Johnston, Roman Zeleke. ROW TWO: Lori Llewellyn, Lori Sauntry. ROW THREE: Jeff McGaver, Ad- viser Mrs. Widvey, Joan Lund. A.F.S. 39 T.B.T. Spreads News The True Blue Times newspaper was the end result of nearly thirty reporters plus typists, artists, business staff members, editors, and advisor Richard Gustafson's efforts every two weeks. The average ten pages of writing, typing, brain-wracking, and imagining won the general excellence award from the Wisconsin Chippewa Valley School Press Association for last October. The T.B.T. has won this award four of the past five years. Lori Sandell, co-editor, placed third in the Congressman's Cup Competition at the fall conference. The faces of staff members have changed an- nually, as must be expected, and it fol- lowed that the newspaper changed, also. Ideas, policies, and viewpoints were in- novated or rejected as T.B.T. continued striving to inform H.H.S. students of issues important to them. Carolyn sticks to business. FIRST T- Gwen Wahlberg, Bobbi Gail Iverson, Jill Stenfors, Debbie Mickschl, Tom Youngberg, Mary Merchak, Kathy Willi, Kris Og- land, Jim Ahlquist, Linda Bohne, Cinders Martin, Kathy Granberg, Karen Kvames, Denise Vanden- berg, Laurie McGowan, Julie Gos- tonczik, Mary McDaniel, Diane Badzinski, Katie Kinney, Sally McGuire. B- George Madson, Jim Norvold, Diane Brown, Carolyn Ogland, Ken Weeks, Linda Jolly, Nancy Killian, Janelle Hardin, Bridget Ruemmele, Maureen Gher- ty, Lori Sandell, Mike Ward, Bec- ky Lindgren, Kris Asplund, Betty Mike types a feature story. 40 True Blue Times Weeks, Lisa Anderson, Tim Beau- champ, Bill Cornwall, John Blom, Sue McGraw, Hope Flanagan, Mar- gi Bertelson, Mr. Gustafson, Carrie Hahn, Melanie Dahm. SECOND T- Steve Mackmiller, Jerry Malean, Larry Ruemmele, Carl Mellum, Nate Shubat, Pam Thorson, Kim Davis, Shirley Miller, Cathy Tay- lor, Mary Addington, Rosalie Payn- ter, Ellen Brooks, Alane Wood, Dana Brown, Lisa Jones, Peggy Johnston, Jodefl Feyereisen, Karen Schumacher, Lori Fyksen, Mike Richie, Kathy Dunaski, Kathy' Fairbanks, Frances Kinney, Jim Marson. FIRST ROW: Maureen Gherty, Co- Editor, Lori Sandell, Co-Editor, Becky Lindgren, Photo. Editor, Kris Asplund, Sports Editor, Linda Jolly, Make-up Editor, Carolyn Og- land. Business Editor, Nancy Kil- lian, Make-up Editor. SECOND ROW: Janelle Hardin, Business Ed- itor, Bridget Ruemmele, Ass't Ed- itor, Bill Cornwall, News Editor, Mike Richie, Feature Editor, Betty Weeks, Exchange Editor, George Madsen, Sports Editor, Mike Ward, Editorial Editor. Editor Maureen and Mike talk over articles to appear in the paper. Sally Simpson, Claudia Shav- er, Bonnie Reynolds, Lori Brande, Teresa Costello. Tom Youngberg, Adviser Miss Hughes, Janelle Hardin. The Telescope Club was one club in which the members weren't all in high school, but also con- sisted of junior high school students. Astronomy was considered a hobby and therefore members could continue being in the club as long as they wanted. However, the officers of the club had to be in high school. The officers this year were Tom Youngberg, President; Janelle Hardin, Vice-Pres- ident; and Miss Hughes, the adviser. The club used an eight-inch reflector telescope in Mr. Weitkamp's backyard. Literary The literary magazine was begun with the conviction that students could express themselves creatively through original fiction and nonfiction, poetry and dra- matic scenarios and even art and music. Thus, con- tributions were made by anyone, except faculty, to the staff's six editors who made publication selections on the basis of literary merit and content value in accordance with approved standards. Telescope 42 Telescope, Literary Mag. BOYS SPORTS TRACK 44-45 CROSS COUNTRY 46 SWIM 47 GOLF 48 TENNIS 49 WRESTLING 50-51 BASKETBALL 52-54 FOOTBALL 55-57 SKI TEAM 58-59 BASEBALL 60-61 SCOREBOARD 62-63 GIRLS SPORTS VOLLEYBALL 64 SWIM 65 BASKETBALL 66-67 TRACK 68-69 SKI TEAM 70 GYMNASTICS 71 SPORTS CANDIDS 72 Track Team Runs With The Wind FIRST ROW: J. Reams, D. Dahlke, M. Lewis, J. Ahlquist, N. Shubat, P. Zezza, M. Shumacher, J. Richie, J. Rou- leau, K. Fruit, K. Merchak, R. Conover, J. Besser, J. Hilt, J. Weigel, L. Johannson, K. Bevers, T. Kromer, Coach Krupa, Coach Ewing, G. Feiyerison, N. Rouleau, L. Isaacs, J. Blom. SECOND ROW: T. Cahoy, D. Inlow, D. Croone, D. Groves, B. Preston, D. Inlow, N. Odegaurd, B. Wetzel, R. Siedel, B. Roettgger, B. Sawyer, J. Hibbard, T. Cornelissen, J. Kinney, S. Bill relaxes with his shoes off after a race. The Hudson tin clads began the 1974 season indoors because of a wet spring. The spirit of the boys was high though, with a fine turnout of fifty boys. The Raiders had a tough season as New Richmond always seemed to edge them out. Hudson put it all together at the conference meet held in New Richmond, as they finally took the Tigers in a close down to the tape race, taking first in conference. 44 Boy's Track John perts it out! Boy's Track 45 Harriers Surprise AII!!! After losing a large handful of starting seniors, the young Cross-Country team had a surprising year. The team finished with a spectacular conference record of 5-2. Leading the pack of Harriers was re- turning letterman Ken Merchak followed by Tom Youngberg, Dan Inlow, and Eric An- derson. Hudson placed third in conference and went on to receive a sixth place in Regionals. FIRST ROW: Ken Merchak, Lisa Lindgren, Sally McGuire, Jodell Fey- erhiesen, Karen Kvarnes, Beth Weinberg, Dan Inlow. SECOND ROW: Lowell Johanson, Dale Dahlke, Doug Killian, Jon Gilbertson, Kim Fruit, John Loundenberg, THIRD ROW: Don Krupa (Coach), Lance Averill, Tom Youngberg, Eric Anderson, David Steele, Mark Preston. i Ken...Return- ing letterman. John. Coach talks with team. 46 Cross Country Hudson starts competition. Coach Krupa stops the clock. Uncatchable Diranhas Glenn is off to a fast start. Seniors Glenn Bruck and Mark Willi co-captained the Piranhas to their fifth year of rivalry with the River Falls Wildcats. Although previous years showed the Piranhas clearly superior over the big conference rival, this seasons team had limited experience and provided for more balanced com- petition. There were seven returning lettermen on the team this year. Seniors Tim Beauchamp, Glenn Bruck, Bob Cumming, Mark Willi, and Chris Voerg. There were two Juniors, Jeff and Joe Richie. The rest of the places were filled by eager, but inexperienced Freshmen and Sophomores. Tim looks to the finish, Chris freestyles, FIRST ROW: Blaine Strom, Dan Glucky, Paul Kremer, Greg Beauchamp, Tony Bauer, Stew Brettinggen, San- dy Zappa, Jim Franz, Dan Scholz, Ed Olson. SECOND ROW: Kevin Christensen, Mark Willi, Bob Cumming, Brett Fehr, Chris Yoerg, Jeff Richie, Steve Inlow, Nate Zilz, John Blom, Tim Lohman, Gretchen Osterreich (statistician). THIRD ROW: Ken Sahnow, Steve Wettle- son, Mike Gartmen, Dan Willi, Brian O'Brien, Jerry Mi 11 in, Kim Fruit, Clarence Greeno, Rick Mann. Kevin. Jeff makes his famous dive. Steve prepares for the relay. Swim 47 Golfers Swing Into Action 48 Golf Team FIRST ROW: Mr. Lee, Rich Slight, Lyle Zappa, Chris Stevens, Mike Ward. SECOND ROW: Dave Martin, Jim Badzinski, Steve Addington, Joe Richie, Jeff Kenall, Joe Jensen. THIRD ROW: Scott Nordstrand, Rick Evenson, Rick Swanson, Mark Christofferson, Dick Burger, Randy Conom, Dan Glucky. FOURTH ROW: Jim Addington. The 1974 Golf Swingers , led by Senior returning let- terman, Lyle Zappa, Chris Stevens, Rich Slight, Scott Lohman, and Jack Martin, with Rick Evenson seeing some action, birdied their way to a fifth place Conference finish. Boast- ing a high number of points, the team, coached by Don Lee, traveled to triangulars in Chippewa Falls, Durand, and Menominee, and hosted a triangular of their own. FIRST ROW: Chris Yoerg, Kevin Christensen, Hans Hansen, Pat McDonald, Kevin Fox, Kent Christensen, Eric Hal- vorson, Rolf Halvorson. SECOND ROW: Mark Hayday, Stew Erickson, Bill Rutherford, Tim Beauchamp. Tennis Players Add In The first year for the tennis team, coached by Mr. Wilhelmson, started off well with a turnout of twenty-eight boys and ended with Mark Hayday sec- ond in conference and the doubles team of Tom Heywood and Scott Muel- ler third in conference. Out of the twenty-eight boys, fourteen made up the team that would be playing in the matches. Six of the fourteen received letters. These six were: Mark Hayday, Tom Heywood, Bob VanTyn, Tim Beauchamp, Scott Mueller, Chris Yoerg and Stew Erickson. Practice for the team began on March 15, with the first match on April 16, and ended with the conference tournament at Dur- and on May 18. Tennis 49 Wrestlers Suffer Injuries FIRST ROW: Karen Kvarnes, Beth Weinberg, Sally McGuire, Jodell Feyereisen, Peggy Richie, Lisa Lindgren. SECOND ROW: Dan O'Keefe, Randy Bollom, Jerry Katner, Dale Stewart, Don Boumeester, Joe Kinney, Richard Burger. THIRD ROW: Fred Glasbrenner, Roger Amundson, Pat O'Keefe, John Zeuli, Jon Lohman, Tony Bevers, Larry Boumeester; coaches: Mr. Schutte, Mr. Grabau. Raider grapplers proved to be much stronger than expected this year. The Grapplers finished the year with a 5-1-1 record and placed fourth in conference standings. Don Boumeester, who placed fourth in State last year was injured an unable to finish his Regional match. Although the Raiders were besieged with injures they were able to send a senior, John Zeuli to Sec- tionals where he obtained a third place, not quite enough to seek him to State. Congratula- tions John! FIRST ROW: Kent Franklin, Kyle Amundsen, Ken Nelson, Bill Wright, Jeff Enloe, Bill Kinney, Ken Knefelkamp. SECOND ROW: Hoyt Gunderson, Joe Dilts, Brian Wert, Tim Strom, Ray Vanallen, Mark Riemenschneider, Erik Hollar, Jerry Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Schutte, Kevin Offner, Stan Dahm, Carl Spott, Steve Riemenschneider, Bill Harper, Dale Johnson, David Burger, Curt Greeno, Tom McCombie. Basketball Team Has A Bouncing Season FIRST ROW: Cathy Richie, Lisa Anderson, Gloria Mariana, Kathy Fairbanks, Tracee Hoel. SECOND ROW: Mike Richie, Buzz Mellum, George Madsen, Jerry Barr, Lon Gilbertson, Scott Snyder. THIRD ROW: Mr. Parfitt, Bob Wetzel, John Nickleby, Mark Preston, Nate Shubat, Jerry Malean, Mark Hayday, Scott Luchsinger, Mr. Heidenreich. FIRST ROW: Linda Wallace, Teresa Weinberg, Karen Schumacher, Lynn Larson, Terri Graven, Michele Beau- champ. SECOND ROW: Mark Stahanke, Kevin Stayberg, Randy Conom, Jack Marshall, Les Gilbertson, Dave Steel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Parfitt, Tom Nickleby, Doug Killian, Kent Christensen, Randy Vredeveld, Jim Addington, Jeff Malean, Mike Lewis. 52 Boy's Basketball Raiders Worked For Successful Season Scrambling. Attentive teammates. John faces tough defense. Randy cautiously dribbles downc ourt. George anticipates the rebound. Cheerleaders radiate spirit. Raiders Share M.B.C. Crown FIRST ROW: Mr. Scheffen, Mr. Rasmussen, Tracee Hoel, Nan Turner, Gloria Mariana, Lisa Anderson, Kathy Fairbanks, Kathy Richie, Mr. Lee, Mr. Kadidlo. SECOND ROW: Mike O'Keefe, Jeff Benoy, Don Boumeester, Steve Breault, John Hibbard, Tim Kidd, Bob Blair, Jim Anderson, Steve Ecker, Mark Willi, George Madson, Kevin Offner. THIRD ROW: Joe Jenson, Jerry Barr, Randy Bollom, Jeff Henne, Steve Riemenschneider, Tom McCombie, Bob Wetzel, Steve Addington, Jerry Krier, Tom Harper, FOURTH ROW: Tim Tuma, Dan O'Keefe, John Nickleby, Bill Franklin, Tom Cahoy, Mark Stahnke, Nate Shu- bat, Jim Ahlquist, Dick Burger, Scott Luchsinger, Mike Lundberg. FIFTH ROW: Jeff Mercer, Tim Cal- derwood, Bill Wright, Russ Lundberg, Mike Richie, Lon Gilbertson, Bruce Beauchamp, Scott Snyder, Curt Greeno (Manager). FIRST ROW: Mr. Parfitt, Michelle Beauchamp, Theresa Weinberg, Teri Graven, Karen Schumacher, Linda Wallace, Mr. Shaw, SECOND ROW: Les Gilbertson, Dale Johnson, Tom Cornelissen, Hans Hansen, Ralph Raymo, Rick Peper, Tom Baldwin, Mark Stahnke. THIRD ROW: Jim Frye, Jack Marshall, Randy Conom, Tom Nickleby, Steve Kro- mer, Jeff Malean, Terry Ritter, Bruce Beauchamp, Scott Luchsinger. FOURTH ROW: Tom McCombie, Randy Vredeveld, Tim Calderwood, Bob Wetzel, Steve Addington, Steve Holl, Bill Wright, Gary Breault, Kevin Kadidlo, Jerry Krier. Team possibilities seemed doubtful after the first game loss to Menomonie, but con- fidence was rapidly revived as the Raider football team pushed forward with victories over Chisago Lakes, Mondovi, Homecoming opponent Ells- worth, Prescott, and New Richmond. The Durand game rattled another setback. How- ever, Hudson determination and pride provided the controversial upset of Baldwin-Woodville's unbeaten record. With the win- ning of the Little Brown Jug and the defeat of River Falls, Hudson came back as confer- ence co-champions, sharing the title with Baldwin- Woodville. Five seniors received all con- ference honors and the Raiders had a final record of 6-1. Sen- iors Steve Breault and George Madson received All-State honors. Way to go Raiders! Football 55 Schussers Ski Through A Good Season FIRST ROW: Mark Flemming, Brian Nelson, Tom Cornelissen, Don GoLightly, Mike Madsen. SECOND ROW: Dale Dahlke, Chris Ahrens, John McGrew, Dave Groves. THIRD ROW: Craig Strom, Tom Blair, Bob Maki, Jim Badzinski. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Carl, Dave Martin, Todd Mockler, John McGuire, Jeff Maki, Mr. Grubbs. The Raider Schussers got off to a good start by winning a number of meets. But, as the season progressed and more snow fell, so did the Rai- ders. Luck didn't fall on their side and they be- gan receiving 2nd or 3rd standings. However, because of their consistency they were awarded third place in the Indianhead League. Bob Blair was the only skier eligible for the State Meet by placing in the top fifth overall at Sectionals. CONGRATULATIONS BOB!!! Mr. Carl waits for results. The Schussers were inched out by a fraction and received third place at the Sectional meet and were unable to compete in the State Meet on March 3. Mr. Grubbs looks at times. FIRST ROW: Mike Richie, Mike O'Keefe, Buzz Mellum, Joe Beaudry, Mark Cassutt, Bruce Peterson, Randy Offner. SECOND ROW: Coach Bowman, Reed Snyder, Jerry Barr, Richard Ahlquist, Tom St. Ores, George Madsen, Larry Gilbertson, Mike Laatsch. Destined to succeed as conference champions, the Raider Baseball Team had high hopes of going further. Displaying their new light blue uniforms, the Raiders romped through conference undefeated. Working their way through Reg- ional, the Raiders found no pro- blems advancing to Rice Lake Sectionals. Raiders played with- out the aid of all-conference pitcher, Mike Laatch, due to a broken wrist. With the defeat of Superior, the pre-season dream of being state contenders became a reality with novice pitcher Larry Gilbertson. Advancing to state was a first time achievement for Raider Hardballers. The team was downed in the first game with Sun Prairie by a score of 5-2. However, Hudson's pride and en- thusiasm could not be shattered by a defeat—the main thrill was 60 Baseball just being at state. Baseball 61 ABOVE LEFT: Larry Gilbertson, Bruce Peterson. MIDDLE LEFT: Randy Offner. BOTTOM LEFT: Jerry Barr, Joe Beaudry. ABOVE RIGHT: Buzz Mellum, Mike O'Keefe. BOTTOM RIGHT: George Madsen. TRACK CROSS COUNTRY New Richmond 92 M.B. Conference Meet At Hudson 91 Hudson 69 Unity 58 1 2 New Richmond 61 River Falls 21 1 2 Prescott 38 At River Falls 29 New Richmond Relays Regional New Richmond 78 Hudson 53 1 3 Hudson 63 New Richmond 45 1 3 Rice Lake 48 Amery 32 Chippewa Falls Invitational Sectional New Richmond 42 Hudson 33 Marshfield 37 Hurley 31 Superior 27 T oahawk 29 Hudson 24 1 2 New Richmond 24 Hudson 18 New Richmond 51 Baldwin- River Falls 55 Woodville 41 Hudson 76 Hudson 27 Ellsworth 87 Mondovi 33 Mondovi 112 Durand 79 Baldwin- Stillwater 32 Woodville 136 Simley 40 Durand 167 New Richmond 86 Superior 42 River Falls 100 Menomonie 62 Hudson 107 Rice Lake 64 Durand 197 Schofield 84 New Richmond 36 Eau Claire River Falls 37 Memorial 96 Hudson 56 Hudson 156 Chippewa Falls 213 Eau Claire North 251 M.B. J.V. Conference Meet New Richmond 91 1 3 Hudson 79 River Falls 32 2 3 SWIMMING Hudson Lost River Falls Hudson Lost St. Anthony Hudson Lost River Falls Hudson Lost Stillwater Hudson Lost Cambridge Hudson Won Medford R iver Falls Hudson Won Lakeville Hudson Lost North St. Paul Hudson Lost White Bear Mariner Hudson Lost Cambridge Hudson Lost White Bear Lake TENNIS Hudson 6 3 Baldwin-Woodville Hudson 1 8 Durand Hudson 2 7 River Falls Hudson 1 8 Mondovi Hudson 4 5 Ellsworth Hudson 5 4 Durand Hudson 5 4 Baldwin-Wood ville Hudson 4 5 Mondovi Hudson 8 1 Ellsworth Hudson 1 8 River Falls Conference Durand 56 1 2 River Falls 511 2 Mondovi Baldwin- Wood ville 38 1 2 11 1 2 Hudson 35 1 2 Ellsworth 9 GOLF 1. Durand 166, Prescott 172, Eau Claire Memorial 174, Hudson 185. 2. Hudson 171, Prescott 174, Spring Valley 193, Mondovi 213. 3. Hudson 173, River Falls 174, Baldwin 193, St. Croix Central 218. 4. New Richmond 167, Hudson 168, Chippewa Falls 179. 5. Eau Claire Memorial 156, River Falls 169, Hudson 188, Baldwin 192. 6. River Falls 179, Luck 182, Eau Claire North 189, Hudson 191. 7. Hudson 176, Ellsworth 179. 8. River Falls 163, Prescott 170, Hudson 176. 9. Ellsworth 175, Hudson 187, Mondovi 194. 10. Eau Claire Memorial 161, New Richmond 179, Hudson 181. 11. Hudson 173, New Richmond 174, Mondovi 175. 12. Chippewa Falls 172, Hudson 177, Eau Claire North 188. Conference meet at New Richmond Hudson 5th place Regional meet at Spring Valley Hudson 7th place 62 Scoreboard WRESTLING Hudson 46 12 Clear Lake Hudson Chippewa Falls Hudson 21 20 New Richmond Hudson Menomonie Hudson 37 15 Presc ott Hudson 21 21 River Falls Hudson 10 28 Ellsworth Hudson 45 5 Mondovi Hudson 36 15 Baldwin Hudson 46 3 Durand BASKETBALL Hudson 34 64 Eau Claire Memorial Hudson 56 61 Stil Iwater Hudson 64 73 New Richmond Hudson 62 32 Baldwin Hudson 73 40 Mondovi Hudson 59 49 Durand Hudson 57 62 Prescott Hudson 58 69 Eau Claire North Hudson 66 42 Ellsworth Hudson 55 49 River Falls Hudson 59 61 New Richmond Hudson 76 43 Baldwin Hudson 51 46 Mondovi Hudson 82 57 Durand Hudson 56 55 Prescott Hudson 62 49 Ellsworth Hudson 69 53 River Falls FOOTBALL Hudson 6 28 Menomonie Hudson 18 0 Chicago Lakes Hudson 33 14 Mondovi Hudson 40 7 Ellsworth Homecom ing Hudson 21 6 Prescott Hudson 22 8 New Richmond Parent's Night Hudson 0 35 Durand Hudson 18 12 Baldwin Hudson 21 8 River Falls SKI TEAM 1 Hudson, 2 La Crosse, 3 Superior, 4 Somerset. 1 Stevens Point, 2 Hudson, 3 LaCrosse. 1 Eau Claire North, 2 Hudson, 3 Rice Lake. 1 Eau Claire North, 2 Rice Lake, 3 Hudson. 1 Stillwater, 2 Hudson. 1 Eau Claire North, 2 Rice Lake, 3 Hudson. 1 Stillwater, 2 Hudson. 1 Rice Lake, 2 Eau Claire North, 3 Hudson, 4 Somerset, 5 St. Croix Falls. Final Conference Standings 1 Eau Claire North 2 Rice Lake 3 Hudson 4 St. Croix Falls 5 Somerset 6 Eau Claire Memorial Final Sectional Standings 1 Rice Lake 2 St. Croix Falls 3 Hudson 4 Superior 5 Somerset 6 Bayfield Hudson 6 BASEBALL North Nigh 0 Hudson 5 Menomonie 2 Hudson 10 River Falls 3 Hudson 17 Mondovi 1 Hudson 1 Harding 3 Hudson 9 Centennial 2 Hudson 7 E11 sw orth 4 Hudson 5 Presc ott 3 Hudson 8 Chetek 9 Hudson 7 New Richmond 3 Hudson 7 Durand 4 Hudson 4 Baldwin-Woodville 3 Hudson 6 Memorial 6 Hudson 6 River Falls 6 Hudson 8 St. Croix Central 3 Scoreboard 63 Girls Set Up A Surprising Season Bumps, sets and spikes led off the girl's volleyball season. This year, twice the amount of girls tried out than the previous year. The varsity team managed to go beyond Regionals to the Section- al playoffs. Unable to place at Sectionals, the volleyball season was ended. The junior varsity team consisted of all new mem- bers, but they came back to end the season with a rewarding score. FIRST ROW: Linda Bohne, Maryjo Wekkin, Kris Rose, Cheryl John- son, Becky Wert. SECOND ROW: Miss Noreen, Mary Beer, Chris Nor- ell, Kathy Fairbanks, Lynn Larson, Jodell Feyeriesen, Lori Sauntry. FIRST ROW: Beth Weinberg, Denise Vandeberg, Lori Llewellyn, Kendra Johnson, Diane Badzinski. SECOND ROW: Miss Noreen, Kathy Granberg, Judy Stevens, Joni Laventure, Jill Feldman, Joan Lund, team manager. Gwen and the coach smile at Dive in! Nan gets set! the victory. FIRST ROW: Nan Turner, Sandy Beer, Marjorie Friedlander, Barb Slight, April Norell, Mary Merchak, Sandy Drumm. SECOND ROW: Ann Moravec, Marci Snel, Lory Frye, Betsy Setzer, Kim Henderson, Beth Bauernfeind, Robin Winter, Anne McMahon. THIRD ROW: Carrie Hahn, Gail Pagel, Judy Anderson, Gwen Wahlberg, Margi Bertelsen, Kathy Willi, Kathy Dunaski, Sue Kenall, Miss O'Reilly (assistant coach), Sue Roberts (coach). Margie takes a plunge. Kim times swimmer. U-u-u-p! The Girl's Swim Team dove into the sea- son by successfully winning half of their meets. Their success was contributed to the enthusiasm and hard work of the girls. This year their coach was Susie Roberts who found herself swamped with many vic- tories. According to the girls, next year they expect a splashing good season. Anne contemplates. Swim 65 Girls Set Up A Good Year Kathy manages to slide by the opponent. Judy passes to a near-by partner. Barb I istens to the coach before the game. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Noreen, Barb Rose, Sue Kenall, Nan Turner, Lynn Wanner, Lynn Larson, Kathy Pillars, Faye Miller, Judy Anderson, Linda Bohne, Lory Llewellyn, Kathy Loughney. Nan hustles by opponent. 66 Girls Basketball It's a toss up, and I think we've got it. I'm just not sure where to throw it. Denise dribbles down the court. Lori reaches to win the jumpball. Laurie maneuvers ball away from opponent. LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Patters, Dee Dee Westerdahl, Laurie McGowan, Denise Vandeberg, Barb Evenson, Nancy Larson, Nancy Rebholz, Laurie Evenson. The 1974-75 basketball season was off to a dignified start when the team acquired new jerseys for the varsity team. As destiny would have it, however, injury after injury be- fell a large majority of their starting players, and high expectations faltered. Nevertheless, team spirit was not sacrificed because enthus- iasm was ever present. Lori guards the ball. So close and yet so far away. I think it went in! 67 ABOVE: Renee runs her first lap of the mile run. RIGHT: The 440 relay team con- sisting of Deb, Linda, Jill, and Lori hand off and race to the finish. 68 Track FIRST ROW: Nan Turner, Cindy Coleman, Kathy Popovich, Jill Feldmann. SECOND ROW: Lynn Larson, Lynn Wanner, Margie Friedlander, Kathy Granberg, Lori McGowan. THIRD ROW: Diane Kinney, Renee Cole, Deb Rose, Linda Johannsen, Denise Vanden- berg. FOURTH ROW: Lori Shaffer, Margaret Terwilliger. BELOW: Cindy and Jill vault to the finish. Lynn awaits her Margaret gets ready '? high jump turn. to leap into action. H Girls . . . Take Off! I Great! Come on! Push it! You® can do it! These cheers were shouted by the enthusiastic team. The team had one goal that each person strived for during the season, that being the en- trance to Regionals and, if successful, to the State. Never giving up, the team did make a tremendous showing for the Regionals and continued on to the sec- tionals. Not totally prepared for the tougher competition of the larger schools, the Sectionals were all the fur- ther the team got. But with the enthu- siasm of the team, a great future is ■ promised. B ABOVE LEFT: All four— Nan, Den- ise, Cindy, and Kathy—run to win the 880 relay. MIDDLE RIGHT: Coach snickers while yelling, maybe thinking it's useless! FAR RIGHT: Lynn just starts her 220 run. BELOW: Lorie Shaffer concentrat- ing while shot putting. BELOW MIDDLE: Laughing too hard. Deb misses hand-off! BELOW RIGHT: Laurie McGowan just starting out on her long 880 run. Kathy, Deb, Margie, and Lorie each sprint their different distances in the medley relay. Track 69 Our loyal mascot Sarah Kelly Margie Friedlander LEFT TO RIGHT: Sarah Kelly, Dena Johnston, Jill Feldmann, Chris Norell, Mary Beer, Margie Friedlander, Gail Pagel, Jenny Feldmann, Sandy Beer. Jill Feldmann Because of the late arrival of winter the girls were delayed in getting out to the hills. Because of this they had to go through weeks and weeks of dry land training. This included running stairs and running stairs and running more stairs. When they were finally able to get out on the hills, they had a few minor problems such as having no full-time coach. Despite this they had a winning season and it ended with the girls in good standings. 70 Girl's Ski Team Mary Beer Starting the year with somersaults and headstands, the gymnastics team soon progressed to more dif- ficult stunts and developed their coordination skills. The team also acquired a fresh look with the purchase of new uniforms. Through competition, the mem- bers gained much confidence and experience. Because many of the team members were still in Junior High, the team as a whole will have a chance to prove the ability of women in athletics. Sandy turns on charm. FIRST ROW: Sue Christofferson, Tracy Klatt, Sandy Drumm, Terri Ecker, Jody Toutant, Linda Johannsen. SECOND ROW: Miss Shatz; Lori Heffron; Angela Vredeveld; Lousette Ecker; Deborah Mickschl; Ann Sauerman, Coach. Deb finishes her routine. 71 As seniors we look at the future with curios- ity and fear. College seems so far away, but then, as our high school years draw to a close, we know it's not. Class of 75, will we ever forget the memorable things we did throughout the years, whether it was the big game, being a winning class or just being ourselves-ROWDY! There are so many mem- ories each and everyone will remember separately-but most of all we were friends. Friends we will remember you, always! MARY ADDINGTON AUDREY ANDERSON DEBBIE ANDERSON ERIC ANDERSON JIM J. ANDERSON JERRY BARR GREG BAUER MARY BAUERNFEIND TIM BEAUCHAMP 74 Seniors SALLY BEER SHERREE BEER JEFF BENOY JOHN BESSER BOB BLAIR BARB BLEIER RANDY BOLLOM DON BOUMEESTER SUE BOUMEESTER MARY: Annual 4, TBT 4; GAA 2,3; SUE: AV 2,3,4; Ski 2; Annual 4. AUD- REY: FTA 2,3,4. DEBBIE: Ensemble 2,3,4; Oklahoma 3; Debate 2,3. ERIC: Cross Country 4; Wrestling 2. JIM: FB 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Oklahoma 3; Annual Sports Editor 4. JIM: FB 3. LISA: Cheerleader 2,3,4; TBT 3,4; Class Of- ficer 3; Student Council 2,4; Volley- ball 3; Ensemble 2, 3,4; GAA 2,3; FTA 2.3. KRISTEN: TBT 2,3,4; Sports Editor 4; Oklahoma 3; Ski Team 2,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; School Play 3,4; Student Coun- cil 2; AFS 2,3; Ger- man Club 2,3. JER- RY: FB 2,3,4; BB 2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; H Club Officer 3.4. MARY: AV 2, 3,4; Oklahoma 3; Ensemble 2,3,4. TIM: Swimming 2, 3,4; Tennis 3,4; H Club 3,4; TBT 3, 4; Photo Club 4. JEFF: FB 2,3,4; BB 2,3,4; H Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Photo Club 4; Badger Boys State. JOHN: Track 3,4; German Club 2.3. BOB: FB 2,3,4; Ski Team 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; H Club 2,3,4. BARB: Ensemble 2,3,4; GAA 2; AFS 3; TBT 3; Oklahoma 3. RANDY: FB 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 3; H Club 2, 3.4. DON: Wrestling 2,3,4; Captain 4; FB 2,3,4; Captain 4. SUE: GAA 2,3; Debate 2; Annual 3. STEVE: FB 2,3,4; Captain 4; Track 2, 3,4; H Club 2,3,4. STEVE BREAULT Seniors 75 RHONDA BRETTINGEN DIANA BROWN GLENN BRUCK CINDY CARLSON KIM CASPERSON KEVIN CHRISTENSEN RENEE COLE CHRIS COLLINS DAVE COPELAND HEIDE CORNELISSEN BILL CORNWALL TOM COUCH MARSHA CRAWFORD MIKE CRAWFORD 76 Seniors MELANIE DAHM STAN DAHM JEFF DAVISON TOM DEAL DAWN DeROSIER KELLY DERR RANDY DONELSON PAT DREXLER SUE DUDEN LINDA EAKINS RHONDA: Raidaires 2 3 4; TBT 2 3 4; German Club 2 3; GAA 2 3; Ensemble 4; FT A 3; Mat Maid 4; Contest Play. DI- ANA: Student Coun- cil 3; TBT 2 3 4; Debate 4; German Club 2 3; Ensemble 2 3; Oklahoma 3. GLENN: Swim Team 2 3 4; Play 4; Photo Club 3 4; H Club 2, 3 4. KIM: Trans- ferred from Zum- walt High, O'Fallon Missouri; Pep Club 2 3. KEVIN: Swim Team 2,3 4. RENEE: Raidaires 2,3,4; Li- brary Club 3; Track 2,3,4; Class Officer 4. HEIDI: GAA 2; German Club 2,3; Ski Team 2; AFS 2; Ensemble 2,3,4; Ok- lahoma 3. BILL: Swim Team 3,4; TBT 3,4; Editor 4; School Play 4; H Club 3,4; Forensics 3,4; AF 3,4. MAR- SHA: Volleyball 3. MELANIE: TBT 3,4; GAA 2,3; German Club 2; AFS 2; Swim Team 2. STAN: Wrestling 3,4. TOM: Swim Team 2. DAWN: AV 2,3,4; Ski Team 2; TBT 3; Annual 2. KELLY: Baseball 2; FB 2,3, 4; Ski Team 3; H Club 3,4; Annual 4. RANDY: Tennis 3, 4. SUE: FTA 2,3,4; Photo Club 4. BOB: Swim Team 2,3,4; AFS 2. Seniors 77 LOUSETTE ECKER DEAN EGGEN TOM ERDMAN KRIS ERICKSON KATHY FAIRBANKS BRENDA FENN JODELL FEYEREISEN HOPE FLANAGAN BOB FOSS JULIE FOX PAUL FRYE SCOTT FRYE MARY GAVIN MAUREEN GHERTY 78 Seniors MIKE GRANBERG MIKE GRATZ THERESA GREENO DANA HADLEY ERIC HALVERSON MARK HAYDAY KATHY HEMSTOCK JEFF HENNE JOHN HIBBARD LOUSETTE: Ensem- ble 2,3,4; Gym. 2, 3,4. DEAN: FB 2,3; Track 2,3; Student Council 4. KRIS: Annual 2,3,4; Editor 4; Cheerleader 3; Ensemble 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 3; Ski Team 2,4; Okla- homa 3. KATHY: Cheerleader 2,3,4; TBT 2,3,4; Ensem- ble 2,3,4; BB 2; VB 3,4; German Club 2,3; AFS 2,3; Okla- homa 3. BRENDA: FT A 3,4. JODELL: Cheerleader 2,3,4; Majorette 3; VB 2, 3,4; School Play 3, 4; TBT 4; FFA 4; Ensemble 4. HOPE: VB 4; TBT 4; Okla- homa 3; GAA 2,3; German Club 2,3. BOB: FB 2; Golf Team 2,4. SCOTT: Ind. Arts 2,3. MARY: Oklahoma 3; GAA 2; AFS 2,3; FTA 4. MAUREEN: TBT 2, 3,4; Editor 4; AFS 2,3,4; German Club 2,3. MIKE: Photo Club 4 AFS 4; Ger- man Club 2,3. THER- ESA: FTA 3; Annual 3; TBT 3. ERIC: Tennis 3,4; Okla- homa 3. MARK: BB 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4. PATTY: GAA 2,3; Ensemble 2,3; FTA 2; AFS 3; Oklahoma 3. JEFF: FB 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; Li- brary Club 2,3,4. JOHN: H Club 3,4; FB 2,3,4; Oklahoma 3; BB 2; Track 2,3, 4; AV 4; GAA 2,3. JANELLE: TBT 2, 3,4; Telescope 2,3, 4; German Club 2, 3,4; Library Club 4. STEVE: FB 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Debate 4; German Club 3; H Club 3,4. Seniors 79 KIM HILDEN DIANE HILLSTEAD KEVIN HOAGLAN TRACEE HOEL GARY HOLLER KAY HOLLERUD SUE HUTTON DAN INLOW KEN JEWELL CHERYL JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON RANDY JOHNSON LAURIE JANSEN JOE JENSEN 80 Seniors TIM JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSTON LINDA JOLLY KIM JONES STEVE KASK JERRY KATNER KIM: Track 2; Gym. 2; GAA 2. KATHY: FFA 2,3,4; Annual 4; Forensics 2; AFS 2; GAA 2,3; FTA 2, 3. TRACEE: Cheer- leader 4; AFS 3; Gym. 2; GAA 2. GARY: Wrestling 2. KAY: Debate 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; Photo Club 4; Foren- sics 2,4. SUE: De- bate 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; School Play 3.4. DAN: Cross Country 4; Track 3, 4; Intermural sports 2. JOE: FB 2,3,4; Golf 2,3,4; H-Club 3.4. CHERYL: Cheerleader 2,3; Raida ires 2; VB 2, 3,4; AFS 2; FTA 2; Mat Maid officer 4. KATHY: Raidaires 2,3,4; Ensemble 3, 4; GAA 2; School Play 4; Oklahoma 3. LINDA: TBT 2, 3,4; Make-up edi- tor 4; AFS 2; Okla- homa 3; School Play 4; GAA 2. JERRY: Wrestling 2,3,4; FB 2,3,4; FFA 2,3,4; H-Club 3,4. JEFF: Golf 2,3,4; Basket- ball 2; AFS 2; H- Club 3,4. TIM: FB 2.3.4. NANCY: TBT 3,4; German Club 2, 3; AFS 2; GAA 2. DIANE: Track 3,4; Library 3,4; Con- test Play 4. Seniors 81 TIM KIDD NANCY KILLIAN DIANE KINNEY PAUL LARSON RANDY LaVENTURE CINDY LEWIS JOHN LEWIS BECKY LINDGREN BARB LIVERMORE KAREN KINNEY DOUG KLATT DAN KRAMER MARK LaCROIX LORY LLEWELLYN JONLOHMAN SANDY LOMNES DON LONERGAN 82 Seniors KATHY LOUGHNEY JOAN LUND PAT MCDONALD MARY McGRAW JOHN McGREW ANNE McMAHON STEVE MACKMILLER GEORGE MADSON JEFF MAKI KAREN: GAA 2,3; VB 2; German Club 2; FTA. DAN: Track 2.3. MARK: Ski- Team 4. CINDY: GAA 2; Ski Team 2; FTA 2,3; German Club 3. BECKY: TBT 2,3,4; Photo Editor 4; AFS 2,3. BARB: GAA 2,3; AFS 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Oklahoma 3; Ensemble 2. LORY: Class Offi- cer 2; FTA 2,4; Contest Play 4; AFS 2,3,4; BB 3; VB 4. JON: Wrestling 2, 3,4; Golf 2,4; H Club 2,3,4. SANDY: Ensemble 4. KATHY: VB 2,3; BB 2,3,4; Raidaires 3,4; An- nual 3; GAA 2,3. JOAN: GAA 2,3; Library Club 2; AFS 2,3,4; AFS Rep. 4; Oklahoma 3; Photo Club 4; VB 4. PAT: Cross Country 2,3; Track 2; Tennis 3. JEFF: AFS 2,3; Offi- cer 4; German Club 2; Track 2; Okla- homa 3. MARY: Raidaires 2,3,4; An- nual 3; AFS 2,3; GAA 2,3; German Club 3. ANNE: TBT 2,3; German Club 2,3; Swim Team 4; Oklahoma 3. STEVE: Ind. Arts 2,3; Swim- ming 3; TBT 4; AV 2.3. GEORGE: FB 2,3,4; BB 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; School Play 4; TBT 3,4; H Club 3,4. JEFF: Ski Team 2, 3,4; Track 2; TBT 2; Oklahoma 3; AFS 3.4. Seniors 83 CONNIE MOCKLER SCOTT MONDOR LuANNE NAGEL TIM NEHER JANE NELSON DAVE NESTRUD 84 Seniors JOE NORELL CASEY O'CONNOR KATHY O'CONNOR KRISTI OGLAND KARL NILSEN ROGER NORELIUS APRIL NORELL MIKE O'KEEFE JEANNE OLSON JEFF OLSON JERRY: TBT 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. GLORIA: Cheer- leader 2,3,4; FTA 2.3. BU22I: FB 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; AV 3,4; AFS 4; annual Sports Editor 4. KEN: Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; H-Club 3.4. FAYE: Basket- ball; FTA; GAA 2,3. PAUL: AV 2,3,4; Photo Club 3,4. SHARON: TBT 2,3, 4; Annual staff 4; Photo Club 4; AFS 3. LARRY: Intra- mural sports 2,3,4. CONNIE: Student Council 2,3,4; offi- cer 4; Ski Team 2, 3,4; Annual staff 3, 4; TBT 4; Ensemble 4; Oklahoma 3. LU- ANNE: Ski Team 3. JANE: FTA 2. DAVE: FFA 2,3,4. ROGER: Cross Country 4. APRIL: Transfer from Somerset High- Swimming 4. KA- THY: TBT 3; AFS 3. KRIS: Cheerlead- ing 2; Student Coun- cil 2; Majorettes 3, 4; School Play 3,4; Oklahoma 3; Annual Editor 4. MIKE: FB 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; H- Club 3,4. JEAN: Annual staff 4; Pho- to Club 4. Seniors 85 VINCE REBHOLZ ROXANNE REED MIKE RICCI CATHY RICHIE PEGGY RICHIE BILL ROETTGER BECKY ROLKE DEB ROSE 86 Seniors KRIS ROSE NICK ROULEAU BILL RUTHERFORD KAREN SAHNOW JEAN SANDBERG LORI SANDELL LORI SAUNTRY MIKE SCHULLO MARILYN: FT A 2, 3. JIM: AV 3,4; Track 2; Wrestling 3. VINCE: Forensics 2,3,4; AV 2,3,4; School Play 3,4; TBT 4. MIKE: Base- ball 2,3,4. CATHY: Cheerleader 2,3,4; FT A 2,3; GAA 2; VB 2; Library Club 2. PEGGY: Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Officer 3,4; German Club 2,3. BILL: Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; FB 2; FFA 2,3,4. BECKY: Flag Girl 3,4; GAA 2. DEB: BB 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; AFS 2. KRIS: VB 2,3,4; BB 2,3; TBT 3; GAA 2, 3. NICK: German Club 2; Track 3,4. LARRY: FFA 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3; BB 3,4; TBT 4; H Club 2,3,4. JEAN: School Play 3,4; Swim Team 2,3; BB 3; GAA 2,3; FT A 2,3; Student Council 3; TBT 2,3, 4; Editor 3,4. LORI: BB 2; Swim Team 2,3; German Club 2; AFS 3,4; German Club 2; Oklahoma 3; Mat Maid 4. LORI: VB 2,3,4; AFS 2,3,4; FT A 3,4; Track 2; Gym. 2; GAA 2,3. KAREN: Library Club 2,3,4; AFS 2,3. MIKE: BB 2; Baseball 2,3. PAT: Track 2; BB 2. Seniors 87 PAT SCHULLO JON SHERLEY JACKIE SKAL1CKY JOHN SMITH KRISSOLSVIG WENDY SOUCY GLORIA VICKERMAN ANGELA VREDEVELD 88 Seniors WANDA STEF FIN DAI E ST E WART PAM SWANSON LaVONNE THOMPSON LYNN THORSON SUE THORSON ISABELL TODD CANDY VANDEBERG LYNN WANNER BETTY WEEKS BETH WEINBERG MARYJOWEKKIN BECKY WERT EVELYN WHITE SUZANNE WICKLANDER MARK WILLI CINDY WORRELL C JACKIE: FTA 2; German Club 2; AFS 2.3. KRIS: AFS 3; GAA 2,3; FTA 2,3. WENDY: Ensemble 3,4; Oklahoma 3; Play 3,4; Photb Club 4. WANDA: Ensem- ble 2,3,4; Photo Club 4; GAA 2,3; Play 4; AFS 2; Ok- lahoma 3. DALE: Wrestling 2,3,4; H- Club 3,4. PAM: Ok- lahoma 3; Ensemble 2,3,4; AFS 3; Photo Club 4. SUE: Cheer- leader 2, Raidaires 3. ISABEL: GAA 2, 3; Annual 3,4; Swim Team 3; Ski Team 4; AFS 2,3,4. CAN- DY: FTA 3,4; Photo Club 4; Literary Magazine 4. ANG- ELA: Gym. 2,3,4; AFS 3,4; Oklahoma 3. GWEN: Swim Team 2,3,4; TBT 2,3,4; Ensembles 2, 3,4; AFS 2,3; Okla- homa 3; Track 2; Badger Girls State 3. LYNN: Basket- ball 2,3; Track 2,3; GAA 2; FTA 2; TBT 2; AFS 2. BETH: Cheerleader 3,4; VB 3,4; Ensemble 2, 3; TBT 3; AFS 3; GAA 2; Track 2,3. MARY: VB 3,4; Bas- ketball 2; AFS 2,3. BECKY: VB 2,3,4; Co-Capta in 4; Mat Maid Officer 4; GAA 2.3. EVELYN: GAA 2; German Club 2. SUZANNE: AFS 2,3, 4; Ensembles 2,3,4; Photo Club 4 Okla- homa 3. MARK: Swim Team 2,3,4; FB 2,3,4; Co-Cap- tain Swim, H-Club 2,3,4. CINDY: FFA 2,3,4; AV 2,3,4; Forensics 3,4. Seniors 89 MARY: FTA 2. CHRIS: Swimming 2 3,4; Tennis 3,4. TOM: Debate 2,3, 4; Forensics 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,4; Telescope Club 2, 3,4; TBT 4; AV 4. ROMAN: TBT 4; AFS Exchange Stu- dent. JOHN: Wres- tling 2,3,4; H Club 2,3,4; Photo Club 4; German Club 2, 3; FB 2; Track 2. PAT: Track 2,3,4. TOM YOUNGBERG . PAT ZEZZA CAMERA SHY!!! JIM BITTNER THERESE CHRISTIANSEN BOB CUM MING: Swim team 2,3,4; A.F.S. 2. JIM EBBE STEVE ECKER: FB 2,3,4; Wrestling 3; Debate 4; German Club 3; H-Club 3.4. BILL ENLOE GREG GREGERSON JANELLE HARDIN: T.B.T. 2,3,4; Telescope 2,3,4; German Club 2,3,4; Library Club 4. KEVIN HOAGLAN CAROL JANSEN: Transferred from St. Cignes High School, St. Paul; G.A.A.2. MIKE JOHNSON JEFF KING: Wrestling 2; Track 2. KEITH LAATSCH STEVE LAMKIN JIM LARSEN DUANE LOZIER DAVE McGOWAN KEVIN OFFNER: Wrestling 3,4; FB 4. DIANA PRATT DAN RICHISON RANDY SCHILLINGER DAVE SCHWERTEL DAN SCRAY DAN SHERMAN JACKIE WETTLESON: A.F.S. 2; Swim Team 2; German Club 2; T.B.T. 3.4. STAN WHITING CHRIS YOERG YVONNE YOCUM MARY YOCUM 90 Seniors In 19 74 the new sophomores finished the year with three third places in Homecoming and a 1-6 Junior Varsity football record. 1975 brought the Junior back to win two first and one third in Homecoming competition, a Co-Champion football team, and a list of activities leading to prom. The Spirit of 76.11 What will it bring? Well, how can you lose with a title like that! FIRST ROW: S. Addington, J. Ahl- quist. President: T. AI win, S. Am- dahl. SECOND ROW: M. Asher, J. Badzinski, J. Barr, J. Bauer. THIRD ROW: B. Beauchamp, M. Beer, P. Blier, S. Benedict, S. Be- vers, J. BlaisdelI. FOURTH ROW: J. Blom, L. Bohne, D. Brathall, J. Brooks, D. Brown, S. Buhr. FIFTH ROW: R. Burger, R. Burton, T. Ca- hoy, T. Calderwood, A. Cambronne, L. Caruso. SIXTH ROW: M. Chris- toffersen, S. Clark, Secretary: R. Conover, G. Cornwall, D. Cum- ming, C. Cunningham. 92 Juniors FIRST ROW: T. Dabruzzi, W. Dahlman, S. Derr, R. DeWitte, J. Dilts, J. Dilts. SECOND ROW: K. Edholm, D. Eg- gen H. Eggers, T. Einhardt, W. Ekblad, K. Ellertson. THIRD ROW: A. Enloe, C. Erdman, S. Erickson, R. Evenson, J. Feldman, C. Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: B. Franklin, C. Franz, J. Frazier, S. Frazier, M. Friedlander, K. Fruit. FIFTH ROW: L. Fyksen, D. Gander, S. Garden, B. Garner, M. Germain, L. Gilbertson. SIXTH ROW: C. Greeno, P. Gregerson, D. Groves, C. Gustafson, C. Gustafson, B. Haller. Juniors 93 FIRST ROW: L. Hammagren, J. Hansen, R. Hartmon, B. Hatch, D. Hayes, J. Hayes. SECOND ROW: W. Hector, L. Heffron, K. Henderson, D. Hillstead, B. Hoaglan, D. Holland. THIRD ROW: S. Hollerud, R. Houmen, S. Hustad, S. Inlow, K. Isaacs, L. Isaacs. FOURTH ROW: J. Isaacson, R. Iverson, C. Johannsen, L. Johannsen, B. Johnson, D. Johnston. FIFTH ROW: C. Johnston, L. Jones, R. Katner, A. Kramer, K. Kramer, C. Kearns. SIXTH ROW: J. Kin- ney, K. Kinney, J. Krager, G. Krier, V. Krueger, K. Kvarnes. 94 Juniors FIRST ROW: M. LaPlante, J. Larson, N. Larson, M. Lewis, R. Lomnes, J. Loughney. SECOND ROW: S. Luchsing- er, D. Lundberg, R. Lundberg, T. McCombie, D. Ohrt, M. McDaniel. THIRD ROW: J. McDonald, L. McGowan, S. McGuire, D. Mackmiller, J. Marcowski, C. Martin. FOURTH ROW: D. Martin, R. Martinek, J. Mercer, M. Meule- mans, D. Miller, G. Mill in, FIFTH ROW: T. Mockler, B. Mullins, R. Nasvic, B. Nelson, K. Nelson, R. Nelson. SIXTH ROW: S. Nordstrand, C. Norell, J. Oakland, K. Obermueller, M. O'Connor, C. Ogland. Juniors 95 FIRST ROW: D. O'Keefe, J. Olson, K. Olson, P. Olson, G. Osterreich, M. Patrick. SECOND ROW: R. Paynter, T. Penman, S. Peper, J. Peterson, C. Pillars, L. Pratt. THIRD ROW: K. Raymo, J. Reep, J. Richie, J. Richie, M. Richie, S. Riemenschneider. FOURTH ROW: S. Rivard, C. Rogers, T. Rollheiser, B. Rose, C. Rose, J. Rose. FIFTH ROW: J. Rouleau, L. Ruecker, B. Ruemmele, J. Russell, K. Rutherford, K. Sahnow. SIXTH ROW: P. St.Ores, B. Sawyer, J. Schettle, C. Senrick, R. Selle, C. Shaver. 96 Juniors FIRST ROW: N. Shubat, D. Slininger, C. Smith, J. Smith, S. Snyder, K. Stadler. SECOND ROW: M. Stahnke, T. Stanek, J. Stayberg, D. Steel, J. Stenfors, E. Stewart. THIRD ROW: S. Stone, K. Stout, K. Stowik, M. Strobush, C. Strom, G. Thorson. FOURTH ROW: W. Tschida, T. Tuma, N. Turner, M. Waalen, S. Wallace, M. Ward. FIFTH ROW: D. Weyers, E. Westberg, D. Westerdahl, B. Wetzel, M. Willman, W. Willman. SIXTH ROW: B. Wright, K. Yoder. B. Zastro, T. Zueli. Juniors 97 FIRST ROW: J. Addington, L. Alwin, R. Amundson, D. Armbruster, P. Ault. SECOND ROW: D. Badzinski, T. Bald- win, M. Beauchamp, T. Beaudry, S. Beer. THIRD ROW: K. Behm, K. Benoy, M. Bertelsen, T. Bevers, T. Blair, P. Blihovde, J. Bliven. FOURTH ROW: L. Boumeester, B. Branchfield, L. Brande, G. Breault, E. Brooks, D. Brown, D. Burger. FIFTH ROW: K. Burke, T. Calderwood, S. Caress, D. Casaw, K. Christenson, R. Christianson, T. Close. SIXTH ROW: R. Conom, G. Conover, T. Cornelissen, T. Costello, J. Cudd, K. Davis, T. Davison. SEVENTH ROW: J. Delton, M. Drumm, K. Dunaski, S. Ebbe, S. Ebben, R. Ellertson, B. Erdman. FIRST ROW: D. Evjen, L. Fenn, S. Fleming K. Franklin, J. Frye. SECOND ROW: T. Frye, J. Gilbertson, L. Gil- bertson, F. Glasbrenner, D. Glucky. THIRD ROW: A. Goossen, J. Gostonczik, K. Granberg, C. Grass, T. Graven, C. Greeno, J. Grunke. FOURTH ROW: S. Gunderson, C. Hahn, P. Halvorson, R. Halvorson, A. Hancock, H. Hanson, T. Harper. FIFTH ROW: L. Harrison, K. Hayes, L. Hesimovich, T. Hoel, S. Holi, M. Holland, E. Hollar. SIXTH ROW: B. Hollerud, J. Hopp, J. Horne, C. Hoseid, T. Hoyer, A. Huston, J. Jensen. SEVENTH ROW: A. Johnson, D. John- son, K. Johnson, K. Johnson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, A. Johnston. FIRST ROW: D. Jones, K. Kadidlo, M. Karras, M. Kearns, S. Kelley, S. Kenall, D. Killian. SECOND ROW: D. King, F. Kinney, M. Kinney, V. Klages, D. Klatt, P. Kremer, S. Kromer. THIRD ROW: M. Lamkin, T. LaPlante, L. Larson, S. LaValley, J. LaVenture, L. Lee, J. Lein. FOURTH ROW: C. Lewis, M. Lewis, L. Lindgren, M. Lundberg, M. McCombie, K. McConaughey, S. McConaughey. FIFTH ROW: T. McConaughey, S. McGraw, M. McGree, J. McGuire, J. McPhetres, B. Maki, J. Malean. SIXTH ROW: S. Manton, J. Marshall, J. Martin, J. Matz, M. Mercer. SEVENTH ROW: M. Merchak, R. Mickelson, D. Mickschl, D. Milkes, S. Miller. 100 Sophomores Sophomores 101 7 FIRST ROW: L. Mil I in, B. Mitchell, A. Moravec, L. Nagel, D. Nelson, L. Nelson, B. Nerby. SECOND ROW: T. Nickleby, D. Norell, J. Norvold, B. O'Brien, T. O'Brien, M. Olson, B. Patrick. THIRD ROW: C. Penman, R. Pep- er, T. Persico, L. Perseiis, L. Peterson, T. Peterson, J. Puterka. FOURTH ROW: P. Rauchnot, N. Ray, R. Raymo, L. Raymond, T. Reams, P. Reetz, D. Rehder. FIFTH ROW: B. Reynolds, T. Ritter, W. Ritzer, J. Rose, J. Roul- eau, L. Samuel, L. Sande. SIXTH ROW: D. Scholz, K. Schumacher, B. Scobey, L. Scobey, J. Shaffer. SEVENTH ROW: S. Simpson, T. Smith, M. Snell, M. Spencer, K. Spott. FIRST ROW: K. Stayberg, L. Stadler, R. Stensgaard, J. Stevens J. Stowik. SECOND ROW: M. Sutter, R. Swanson, J. Swenson, C. Taylor, R. Teed. THIRD ROW: M. Terwilliger, J. Thorson, P. Thorson, M. Torkildson, G. Trapp, J. Trudell, C. Tschida. FOURTH ROW: G. Tulgren, B. Ulman, K. VanDeBerg, C . Vandenberg, D. Vandenberg, R. Vredeveld, L. Wallace. FIFTH ROW: J. Wanner, K. Weeks, K. Weeks, T. Weinberg, P. Wells, B. Wert, S. Wettle- son. SIXTH ROW: L. Wiegand, K. Willi, D. Willie, A. Wood. SEVENTH ROW: D. Zastrow, J. Zezza, L. Zillmar, N. Zilz. Although high school was new to us, the Sophomores adjusted quickly. We showed our school spirit at our pepfests by winning many cheering contests. Our Homecoming float took second place, while our skit and bulletin board took third place. Many of us involved ourselves in fund- raisers, plays, sports, and be- came staff members of many organizations. 102 Administrators Face Many New Problems Class of 1975: Do you now have the desire to excel in every task you undertake? Do you consistently put forth your best effort? Do you place a high priority on the basic values of our society such as: honesty, self-discipline, respect for law and authority, respect for private and public property, responsibility, democracy and concern for your fellowman? What will you do to make this great world an even bet- ter place in which to live? Just what will be your contribution to our society? Everybody has questions. Where are the an- swers? You already have provided some of the answers. The answers, fellow learners, are in you and how you live your lives. May you always be able to. make something worth- while and positive out of each of life's situations. Mr. Ogland, Superintendent Mr. Vail, Assistant Principal 104 Administration FIRST ROW: Mr. Burton, Mrs. Wilk, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Fenn, Mrs. Gillstrom, Mrs. Jansen, Mrs. Livermore. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mrs. Hilden, Mrs. Hauge, Mrs. Lundberg. Miller, Mr. Donelson, Mrs. Broderson, Mr. Fey, Mr. Christianson. Miss Noreen: Phy. Ed. As always, the faculty put in another hectic year of plan- ning, teaching, advising, and moving into our new school. Besides advising many new clubs and organizations, the faculty developed many new courses. The Social Studies and Home Economics Depart- ments teamed together to present the course In A Con- sumer's World, while the English department offered Advanced Writing during the second semester. The Math and Science Departments offered new courses in Com- puter Programming and Ad- vanced Science which con- sisted of two quarter-length courses in an area of scienti- fic interest. As well as dev- eloping new courses, the fac- ulty assisted in the move into the new home of Hudson High School. Miss Hughes: Math Mr. Parfitt: Math Mr. Krupa: Math 106 Mr. Schutte: Math Mr. Haakenson: Music Mr. Bowman: History Miss Shatz: Basic Ed. Miss Ulseth: Home Ec. Mr. Heikkila: History Mr. Ronning: History Mr. Cassutt: History Mrs. Richie: Nurse Mrs. Qualls: Home Ec. ■ Mrs. Ronnigan: Librarian Faculty 107 Mr. Rengstorf: Science Mrs. Bleskachek: English 108 Mr. Grubbs: Science Mr. Gustafson: English Mr. Luedke: Counselor Miss Crownhart: Counselor Mr. Fegely: Business Mr. Shaw: Shop Mrs. Carlson: Art Mr. Schubert: German Mr. Bornhoft: Shop Mr. Kuklis: Shop Mr. Jordon: Shop Mrs. Wilmot: German Mr. Lindgren: Business Faculty 109 We Create Up until this year, student art ability had been overlooked by almost everyone, in- cluding the annual. Many art students have just as much talent as a star athlete, but they never get as much recognition and ap- preciation. So this year the annual decided to display some of their projects for them. With the move to the new school, the art department gained many new facilities for art students. ABOVE: Jill heiamarm, woier tuiur. RIGHT: Kris Solsvig, oil painting. Student Art 110 Carl Mellum, sketch. ABOVE: Dena Johnston, painting. BELOW: Students working during pottery class. NOW IS THE TIME THIS IS THE Imagination And Self Expression Find Outlet In Student Art Gallery FIRST ROW: Joanne Markow- ski sketch; Diana Pratt, woodblock; Lynn Stadler, woodblock; Shir- ley Miller, wood- block; Carl Mel- lum, sketch; Let- ter C, Art Room wall; Kris Erick- son, stitchery. SECOND ROW: John Rouleau, ink sketch; Julie Schettle, wood- block; Mary Kar- ras, woodblock; Mike Asher, wood- block; Sharon Miller, wood de- sign; Julie Del- ton, ink sketch. THIRD ROW: Julie Delton, sketch. 112 Student Art .Miss Andrewson, who gave all her free time and much more to the Yearbook!! . Gus, for his contribution of the cover poem and being a step- in advisor when a emergency arose. . Photographer Connie, for tak- ing pics anytime and anywhere with a smile. .Jill, Mary Sally, great workers who will become the editors of the 1976 True Blue. Much luck Thanks again. .Buzz, our Sports Editor who's hard work was greatly appre- ciated by all. . The advisors of extra activi- ties, who never gave up on us, even though some times it would have been easier. .The teachers who let us out of class. .Our classmates, the students of H.H.S. The 1975 True Blue Kathy Andrewson Kris Ogland Kris Erickson Buzz Mellum Jim J. Anderson Connie Mockler Jill Feldman Mary Beer Sally McGuire Sue Stone Margi Bertel sen Barb Livermore Heidi Eggers Sharon Buhr Mary Addington Advisor Co-Editors Sports Editors Photography Faithful Staff Members Index Our Special Thanks to... ... Rollie, for taking various pictures, developing photos on short notice and never letting us down although somedays he might have been thinking WHY ME . 114 Credits - We.aren't ev 5.e same. .-In time; Atfe'Cl -ciiABcje. AmJ tfeTcii enU-aLtjur lives. - -BcfL e agV.Q -tlnese . utK)mi?r :w|rC4 ever fade, ese'mcfttefjts, arid memories. ■ ar£ iinforg'eitab Ie. . 115 Index Addington, James 48,52,98 Addington, Mary 41,74,114 Addington, Steve 48,55,92 Ahlquist, James 41,44,55,92 Ahrens, Chris 38 Ahrens, Susan 74,23 Alwin, Lisa 98 Alwin, Terry 92 Amdahl, Sandi 24,25,92 Amundson, Roger 98,51 Anderson, Deborah 24,74 Anderson, Eric 74 Anderson, Gale Anderson, James J. 26,31,18,29, 56,57,74,114,27,10,22 Anderson, James T. 5,55 Anderson, Judith 65,66 Anderson, Lisa 9,13,28,39,41,52, 55,10,22,26,74,54 Andrewson, K. 29,108,114,6 Anton, G. 108 Appleton, Steve Armbruster, David 98 Asplund, Kristen 6,21,28,41,73,74, 15.26 Asher, Michael 92 Ault, Peter 24,98 Badzinski, Diane 25,40,64,98 Badzinski, Jim 48,59,58,92 Baldwin, Thomas 55,98 Balfanz, Audrey 74 Bakken, Robert 74,7 Barr, Jackie 32,92 Barr, Jerry 52,53,55,56,57,60,61, 74,10,11,54,31 Bauer, Greg 74 Bauer, Jeff 92 Bauernfeind, Mary 25,28,74,27, 23.26 Beauchamp, Bruce 55,11,92 Beauchamp, Michele 28,52,98,55 27 Beauchamp, Timothy 41,49,74,31 Beaudry, Terri 98 Beer, Mary 29,64,72,91,92,114,70 Beer, Sally 75 Beer, Sandra 65,72,98,70 Beer, Sherree 75 Behm, Karla 98 Beier, Paul 92 Benedict, Sue 32 Benoy, Jeffrey 56,75,55,3,26,31 Benoy, Kris 98 Bertelsen, Chris Bertelsen, Margi 3,24,25,28,39,40, 65,98,114,26 Besser, John 33,44,75 Bevers, Anthony 50,98,31 Bevers, Sandra 30,22,92 Bittner, James 90 Blair, Robert 31,26,7,55,56,57,75, 27,10,59 Blair, Tom 3,31,98,59,58 Blaisdell, Julie 92 Blaisdell, Tim 98 Bleier, Barbara 28,75,27 Bleskachek, L. 108 Blihovde, Phyllis 28,98,27 Bliven, James 98 Blom, John 41,44,47,27,23,26,92 Bohne, Linda 39,41,64,66,92 Bollom, Randy 50,55,56,75,51,11 Borhhoft, S. 109 Boumeester, Donald 50,43,55,56,57, 75,10,51,11 3oumeester, Larry 50,98,51,31 Boumeester, Susan 75 Bowman, G. 60,107 Branchfield, Robert 98 Brande, Lori 25,42,98 Brathall, Debra 92 Breault, Gary 55,57,98 Breault, Steve 13,14,43,44,55,56, 75 Brettingen, Rhonda 17,25,28,76, 30,26 Brooks, Ellen 40,91,98 Brooks, Julie 92 Brown, Dana 25,28,41,26,92 Brown, Debbie 29,98,26 Brown, Diana 34,41,76 Bruck, Glenn 21,33,76,15,31 Burh, Sharon 29,37,92,114 Burger, David 50,90 Burger, Richard 48,50,55,92 Burke, Katie 28,98,27 Burton, Ronald 36,92 Cahoy, Thomas 44,55,92 Calderwood, Terry 98,92 Calderwood, Tim 55 Cambronne, Allen 17,32,14,92 Campbell, N. 107 Caress, Sue 98 Carlson, Cindy 76 Carlson, E. 103,109,6 Caruso, Lisa 5,32,92 Casaw, Debbie 98 Casperson, Kim 76 Cassutt, F. 107 Checklund, Therese 98 Christensen, Kent 17,52,98,26 Christensen, Kevin 25,47,49,76 Christensen, Mark Christiansen, Robert 36,98 Christiansen, Therese 90 Christoffersen, Mark 41,48,92 116 Index Clark, Sheila 30,92 Close, Tom 98 Cole, Renee 43,68,76,78,30 Coll ins, Chris 76 Conom, Randy 78,52,55,98,54 Conover, George 98 Conover, Richard 44,92 Copelano, David 3,25,76 Cornel issen, Heidi 28,33,76,26 Cornel issen, Tom 44,55,58,98,59 Cornwall, Gail 38,92 Cornwall, William 35,41,76,14 Costello, Teresa 42,98,27 Couch, Thomas 76 Crawford, Marsha 76 Crawford, Mike 76 Crownhart, M. 103,109 Cudd, Julie 25,28,98,27 Cumming, Dorothy 28,26,92 Cumming, Robert 47,% Cunningham, Carol 38,92 Dabruzzi, Tim 5,93 Dahlke, Dale 44,98,58 Dahlman, Wendy 25,28,26,93 Dahm, Melanie 25,41,77 Dahm, Stanley 77,3,50,7 Davis, Kimberlee 21,24,28,40,98, 27 Davison, Jeffery 77 Davison, Tamara 98 Deal, Kim 98 Deal, Sandy 98 Deal, Thomas 5,77 Delton, Julie 98 DeRosier, Dawn 77,23 Derr, Kelly 29,77 Derr, Susan 38,93 DeWitte, Richard 93 Dickman, James Dikkers, J. 108 DiIts, Jim 36,93 Dilts, Joe 50,93 Donelson, Randy 24,77 Dorwin, P. 106,27,26 Drexler, Patricia 77 Drumm, Mike 47,98 Duden, Sue 33,37,77 Dunaski, Kathleen 5,25,40,65,98, 30 Eakins, Linda 73,77,78 Ebbe, James 90 Ebbe, Steve 36,98 Ebben, Sharon 98 Ecker, Lousette 28,78,79,27,71 Ecker, Steven 8,24,34,55,56,73, 79,90,31,18 Edholm, Kathy 93 Eggen, Dean 78,79,22 Eggen, Duane 93,8 Eggers, Heidi 29,93,114 Einhardt, Terri 93 Ekblad, Wayne 36,23,93 Ellertson, Kevin 93 Ellertson, Robin 98 Enloe, Andrew 93 Enloe, William 90 Erdman, Barbara 98 Erdman, Carole 93 Erdman, Thonas 78 Erickson, Kris 13,28,29,72,78,79, 114,22,26,6 Erickson, Stewart 49,93 Evenson, Rick 48,93 Evjen, Denise 99,30 Ewing, J Fairbanks, Kathy 9,20,28,41,43,52, 55,64,78,79,26 Fegely, W. 109 Feldman, Jill 29,64,68,93,110,111, 114,70 Fenn, Brenda 78,79 Fenn, Linda 32,36,99,27 Ferguson, Clare 93 Feyereisen, Jodell 2,50,26,9,28, 41,64,72,73,51,78,79,15,10,14 Flanagan, Hope 41,78,79,111 Fleming, Scott 99 Foss, Glen Foss, Robert 78,79 Foust, Joe Fox, Julie 78 Fox, Kevin 49,99,26 Franklin, Bill 55,93 Franklin, Kimberly 99 Franz, Carol 38,93 Frazier, Jim 93 Frazier, Steve 93 Friedlander, Marjorie 2,18,38,39, 65,93,69,91,70,66 Fruit, Kim 38,44,47,26,93 Frye, Jim 55,99 Frye, Paul 78 Frye, Scott 78,79 Frye, Tim 99 Fyksen, Laurie 21,25,28,38,39,41,15 14,26,93 Gander, Richard 93 Garden, Steven 93 Garner, Becky 93 Gavin, Mary 37,78,79,26 Germain, Mike 93 Gherty, Maureen 39,41,78,79 Gilbertson, Jon 55,99,54 Gilbertson, Leslie 52,55,99,10 Gilbertson, Lon 52,55,91,10,93 Glasbrenner, Fred 99,50 Glucky, Daniel 24,47,48,99 Golightly, Don 55,99 Goossen, Anne 25,99 Gostonczik, Julie 25,40,99 Grabau, M. 50,108,51 Granberg, Kathleen 40,64,68,99 Granberg, Michael 79 Grass, Chris 99,26 Gratz, Mike 33,39,79 Graven, Terri 52,55,99 Greeno, Clarence 47,99,50 Greeno, Curtis 55,93 Greeno, Theresa 79 Gregerson, Greg 3,90 Gregerson, Pam 93 Groves, David 44,91,59,31,93 Grubbs, W. 108 Grunke, Jamie 99 Gunderson, Sheryl 99 Gustafson, Caye 111,26 Gustafson, Chris Gustafson, R. 40,103,108 Gutzmer, Brenda Haakenson, S. 103,106 Hadley, Dana 79 Hahn, Carrie 20,25,39,40,65,99 Haller, Betty 93 Halverson, Eric 24,49,79,27,10 Halvorson, Pamela 26,28,99,30,6 Halvorson, Rolf 24,49,99 Hammagren, Lynda 94 Hancock, Ann 99 Hansen, Hans 17,48,55,99,26,27, 10 Hansen, Joy 25,26,28,38,94 Hardin, Janelle 25,32,38,41,42,90, 23 Harper, Thomas 55,99 Harrison, Loree 99 Hartman, Richard 94 Hatch, Brian 94 Hayday, Mark 49,52,53,54,79 Hayes, David 94 Hayes, James 94 Hayes, Kathy 99 Hecimovich, Lynn 99 Index 117 Hector, Wayne 24,94 Heffron, Lisa 91,30,94 Heffron, Patty 79 Heidenreich, R. 52,107 Heikkila, G. 107 Henstock, Kathryn 26,28,29,79,18 Henderson, Kim 5,25,38,39,65,94 Henne, Jeff 55,56,79 Hibbard, John 44,55,56,79,10,11, 26,31 Hilden, Kimberley 80 HHIstead, Debbie Hillstead, Diane 80,94 Hoaglan, Beth 36,94 Hoaglan, Kathy 29,36,80,19 Hoaglan, Kevin 90 Hoel, Tom 24,99 Hoel, Tracee 5,20,52,54,55,57,80, 10,11 Holl, Steve 55,57,99 Holland, Deborah 94 Holland, Mark 99 Hollar, Erik 50,99 Holler, Gary 80 Hollerud, Barbara 28,99,27 Hollerud, Kay 26,28,33,34,35,80 Hollerud, Susan 28,27,94 Homsher, Nathan 99 Hopp, Jeanine 99,27 Horne, Julie 99 Hoseid, Connie 99 Houman, Ron 94 Hoyer, Theresa 99 Hradnansky, Gregory Hughes, H. 37,42,106 Hustad, Shawn 94 Huston, Ann 99 Hutton, Susan 34,35,80 Inlow, Daniel 44,80 Inlow, Steve 36,44,47,94 Isaacs, Karen 21,24,26,94 Isaacs, Loren 24,26,28,44,94 Isaacson, Judith 24,26,28,94 Iverson, Roberta 41,11,94 Jacobs, Lani 26,19 Jansen, Carol 90 Jansen, Laurie 80 Jensen, Joseph 48,55,56,80 Jensen, Julie 25,28,99,27 Jewell, Ken 80 Johannsen, Cheryl 32,94 Johannsen, Linda 25,39,68,71,94 Johnson, Andrew 99 Johnson, Beverly 26,28,94 Johnson, Cheryl 64,80 Johnson, Dale 36,50,55,99 Johnson, Earl Johnson, Katherine 28,80,27,30 Johnson, Kendra 64,99 Johnson, Kris 99 Johnson, Mike Johnson, Randall 80 Johnson, Ron Johnson, Steve 99 Johnson, Suanna 99 Johnson, Timothy 24,81 Johnston, Cindy 30,94 Johnston, Dena 25,29,39,70,94 Johnston, Margaret 20,21,24,25,40, 99,15 Johnston, Michael 81,90 Jolly, Linda 41,81,15 Jones, Alison 25,41 Jones, Doug 25,100 Jones, Kimberly 73,81 Jordan, D. 36,109 Kadidlo, Kevin 24,55,100 Karras, Mary 100 Kask, Steve 81 Katner, Jerry 36,81,50,51 Katner, Ruth 94 Kearns, Cindy 94 Kearns, Mike 100 Kelly, Sarah 100,70 Kenall, Jeffrey 48,81 Kenall, Susan 39,65,66,100 Kidd, Tim 55,56,81 Killian, Doug 52,100 Killian, Nancy 41,81 King, David 100 King, Jeff 90 King, Keith Kinney, Diane 17,32,68,69,81 Kinney, Frances 40,100 Kinney, Joseph 44,50,31,94 Kinney, Karen 73,82 Kinney, Kathleen 32,41,94 Kinney, Mary 100 Klages, Val 100,23 Klatt, David 100 Klatt, Douglas 82 Krager, Julie 94 Kramer, Alice 38,39,111,94 Kramer, Daniel 82 Kramer, Kay 5,94 Kremer, Paul 47,100 Krier, Gerald 55,23,94 Kromer, Steve 55,100 Krueger, Vickie 94 Krupa, D. 46,106 Kuklis, D. 109 Kvarnes, Karen 5,28,41,27,10,50, 51,19,94 Laatsch, Keith 90 LaCroix, Mark 82 Lamkin, Mike 100 Lamkin, Steve 90 LaPlante, Michele 95 LaPlante, Timothy 100 Larsen, James 90 118 Index Larson, Jill 95 Larson, Lynn 52,64,66,68,100,14 Larson, Nancy 67,95 Larson, Paul 82 LaValley,Shelby 100,27 LaVenture, Joni 64,100 LaVenture, Randy 82 Lee, Lori 100,27 Lein, Judy 20,100 Lewis, Charlene 32,100 Lewis, Cindy 82 Lewis, John 82 Lewis, Martha 38,95 Lewis, Mike 44,52,100,6 Lietchke, Connie Lindgren, D. 109,6 Lindgren, Lisa 5,39,100,10,51,50 Lindgren, Rebecca 41,82 Livermore, Barbara 29,82,114,27 Llewellyn, Lory 17,37,38,39,64,82, 66 1 A I Lohman, Jon 82,51,50,31 Lomnes, Roxanne 24,25,39,14,7, 95 Lomnes, Sandra 28,39,82,27 Lonergan, Donald 82 Loughney, John 95 Loughney, Kathy 21,72,83,66,30 Lozier, Duane 90 Luchsinger, Scott 52,55,23,95 Luedtke, J. 103,109 Lund,Joan 25,33,39,64,83,27 Lundberg, Donald 95 Lundberg, Mike 55,100 Lundberg, Russel 55,95 McCombie, Mike 160 McCombie, Thomas 55,50,95 McConaughey, Kim 100 McConaughey, Sue 100 McConaughey, Tim 100 McDaniel, Mary 41,95 McDonald, Julie 95 McDonald, Patrick 49,83 McGaver, Jeff 24,39,83,27,14 McGowan, David 90 McGowan, Laurie 41,68,69,15,67 95 McGraw, Mary 29,73,83,11,30 McGraw, Susan 40,100 McGree, Kathleen 100 McGrew, John 83,59,58,26 McGuire, John 100,58 McGuire, Sally 5,28,29,41,27,10, 51.50.22.7.95 McMahon, Anne 25,65,83 McPhetres, Jim 100 Mackmiller, David 32,95 Mackmiller, Steven 41,83 Madson, George 13,41,43,52,53, 10,31,54,2,55,56,60,61,73,83, 15 Maki, Jeffrey 8,24,83,27,58 Maki, Robert 24,100,10,58 Malean, Gerald 41,52,53,84 Malean, Jeffrey 52,55,100 Manton, Maurice 100,23,26 Mariana, Gloria 52,55,84,54 Markowski, Joanne 95 Marshall, Jack 52,100,55 Marson, James 41,111 Martin, Cinders 21,24,28,29,37,39, 41.27.95 Martin, David 48,58,95 Martin, John 100,26 Martinek, Roxanne 95 Mathys, Thomas Matz, John 27,10,26 Mellum, Carl 8,16,29,41,52,53, 60,61,78,84,111,114,10,11,23, 54 Mercer, Jeffrey 55,95 Mercer, Mike 100 Merchak, Kenneth 44,84,31 Merchak, Mary 28,29,37,39,40,65, 100,27 Meulemans, Marianne 95 Mickelson, Ron 100 Mickschl, Deborah 40,100,27,71 Mi Ikes, Dawn Miller, Dennis 23,95 Miller, Faye 84,66 Miller, Paul 33,84,23 Miller, Sharon 84 Peper, Richard 8,24,55,101 Peper, Sharol 38,96 Persico, Therese 101 Perseiis, Larry 101 Petersen, Todd 86 Peterson, Jody 96 Peterson, Lynn 101 Peterson, Steve Peterson, Steve 86 Peterson, Todd 101 Pillars, Cathy 28,27,66,96 Porter, Sandy Pratt, Diana 90 Pratt, Leah 96 Preston, Mark 52 Puterka, Jo Ellen 101 Qualls, I. 107 Quinlivan, Shawn Rauchnot, Patti 101 Ray, Nancy 101,26 Raymo, Kathleen 96 Raymo, Ralph 55,101 Raymond, LuAnn 101 Raymond, Marilyn 86 Reams, Jim 44,86 Reams, Tim 101 Rebholz, Vince 86,23 Reed, Roxanne 25,37,86 Reep, Jessie 96 Reetz, Patrick 25,101 Rehder, Debbie 101 Rengsdorf, R. 108 Reynolds, Bonnie 28,34,35,39,42, 101,27 Ricci, Mike 86,3 Richie, Brenda 37,27 Richie, Cathy 5,52,55,86,3,54 Richie, Jeffrey 47,6,96 Richie, Joseph 48,31,96 Richie, Margaret 73,86,89,51,2, 50,11,22,6 Richie, Michael 24,39,41,52,55, 60,10,3,22,31,96 Richison, Dan Riemenschneider, Steve 55,50,23, 96 Ritter, Terry 55,101 Ritzer, Wayne 101 Rivard, Shawn 44,96 Roettger, Bill 36,44,86 Rogers, Catherine 96 Rolke, Becky 24,25,86 Rollheiser, Tom 96 Ronning, J. 33,103,107 Ronningen, J. 32,103,107,30 Rose, Barbara 66,30,96 Rose, Connie 96 Rose, Debra 68,86 Rose, Jerry 91,101,31 Rose, John 96 Rose, Kris 64,69,73,78,86,10 Rose, Tom Rouleau, Jeanne 101 Rouleau, John 44,96 Rouleau, Nick 44,87 Ruecker, Linda 96 Ruemmele, Bridget 34,35,41,96 Ruemmele, Larry 36,41,87,7,31 Russell, Jeff 96 Rutherford, Kathy 38,96 Rutherford, William 49,87 Sahnow, Karen 21,24,25,32,87 Sahnow, Kenneth 24,38,47,96 St. Ores, Philip 96 Samuel, Lowell 101 Sandberg, Jean 87,14,19 Sande, Larry 101 Sandell, Lori 24,38,41,87 Sauntry, Lorena 28,37,64,87,27 Sawyer, Brad 24,44,27,23,96 Scheffen, R. 34,108,55 Schettle, Julie 96 Schillinger, Randy Schubert, W. 109 Index 119 Scholz, Debra 101 Schullo, Mike 73,87,11,19 Schullo, Patrick 87 Schutte, R. 106,50 Schumacher, Karen 5,24,40,52,55, 91,101,2,18 Schumacher, N. 103,104 Schwertel, Dave Scobey, Elizabeth 28,101,23,26 Scobey, Louann 101 Scray, Dan Selle, Randy 25,96 Senrick, Cathy 96 Shaffer, Jeffery Shaffer, Lorfe 68,69,91 Shatz, S. 107,71 Shaver, Claudia 42,96 Shaw, S. 109,55 Sherley, Jon 87 Sherman, Dan Shubat, Nathan 41,44,55,14,54,31, 97 Simpson, Sally 28,42,101,27 Scalicky, Jacqueline 87 Slininger, Dianna 97 Smith, Christopher 97 Smith, Jennie 24,39,18,19 Smith, John 88 Smith, Teresa 28,101,27 Snell, Marci 36,65,101,27 Snyder, Scott 52,55,10,54,97 Solsvig, Chris 88,110 Solsvig, Lori Soucy, Wendy 28,33,88,26 Spencer, Mike 101 Spott, Karl 36,101,50,26,7 Staberg, Kevin 52,102,54 Stadler, Karen 32,97 Stadler, Lynn 102 Stahnke, Mark 55,23,97 Stanek, Terri 30,97 Stayberg, Jackie 97 Steel, David 24,97 Steffen, Wanda 28,33,88,26 Stenfors, Jill 39,41,97 Stensgaard, Randy 102 Stevens, Judy 28,64,102,27 Stewart, Dale 88,51,50 Stewart, Edie 97 Stone, Sue 29,114,97 Stout, Keri 24,97 Stowik, Joanne 102 Stowik, Kathy 39,97 Strobush, Micheal 36,97 Strom, Craig 59,58,97 Sutter, Mark 102 Swanson, Rick 48,102 Swanson, Pam 28,33,88,26 Swenson, Julie 102 Taylor, Catherine 28,29,40,102,26 Teed, Randy 102 Terwilliger, Margaret 68,102 Thompson, LaVonne 28,88,27 Thorson, George 97 Thorson, James 102 Thorson, Lynn 88 Thorson, Pamela 40,102,22 Thorson, Susan 88 Todd, Isabel 88,2,18 Torbenson, Jeanne Torkildson, Michael 102 Trapp, Gregg 102 Trudell, Jodi 29,32,102 Tschida, Cindy 102 Tschida, Wendy 97 Tulgren, Greg 102 Tuma, Timothy 55,31,97 Turner, Nan 25,38,39,55,65,68,69, 72,91,3,66,54,97 Ulman, Bob 102 Ulseth, J. 107 Vail, D. 104,106,22 VanDeBerg, Candace 21,23,88 VanDeBerg, Kirk 102 Vandenberg, Cindy 28,102,27 Vandenberg, Denise 40,64,67 Vickerman, Gloria 88 Vredeveld, Angela 24,28,39,88,27, 71 Vredeveld, Randal 24,52,55,102,10 Waalen, Mary 25,28,39,26,97 Wahlberg, Gwen 24,25,28,40,65,89 Wallace, Linda 52,55,102 Wallace, Susan 30,97 Wanner, John 102 Wanner, Lynn 68,69,89,66 Ward, Mike 41,48,58,97 Weeks, Betty 34,35,39,41,89,26 Weeks, Ken 39,40,102,27,10,26 Weeks, Kevin 102 Weinberg, Beth 29,41,64,89,51,50 Weinberg, Teresa 5,52,55,102,6 Wekkin, Mary Jo 64,89 Wells, Pat 102,22 Wert, Becky 64,89 Wert, Brian 8,102,50 Westberg, Edward 97 Westerdahl, Delyte 67,97 Wettleson, Jackie Wettleson, Steve 47,102,54 Wetzel, Bob 44,52,55,26,97 Weyers, Dan 97 White, Evelyn 89 Whiting, Stan Whitney, Pat Wicklander, Suzanne 9,28,33,39, 89,26 Widvey, A. 39,108 Wiegand, Lori 102 Willi, Katherine 5,25,38,40,65,102 Willi, Mark 24,47,55,56,89,31 Williams, Mike Willie, Daniel 25,47,102 Willman, Mike 97 Will man, Wendy 97 Wilmot, M. 38,109 Wittek, Jani Wood, Alane 24,28,40,102,26 Worrell, Cynthia 36,89,23 Wright, William 55,50,11,97 Yocum, Mary 73,90 Yocum, Yvonne 90 Yoder, Kaylene 97 Yoerg, Chris 47,49,90 Youngberg, Tom 34,35,41,42,90,23 Zastrow, Barbara 97 Zastrow, Donna 33,102 Zeleke, Roman 21,39,90 Zeuli, John 33,73,90,51,50 Zeuli, Tonita 25,28,29,39,27,97 Zezza, Julie 102 Zezza, Patrick 44,90 Zillmer, Lori 21,102,30,22 Zilz, Nathan 47,102 120 Index