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

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Planning Vital Tc Career Success CAREER INVOLVEMENT ... we're encouraged to plan for our future now... many H. H.S. course offer- ings provide the student with career training by doing. ..yes, Mr. Luedtke, I WANT to go to college -- I just don't want to take any classes!.. .on the job ex- perience. .. Mr. Fegely! you mean secretaries really DO have to type and take shorthand?... re- sources in the Counselor's office help students plan their futures.. .how do you expect me to make beds at the hospital when I don't even know how to make my own!... sure, I want to 22 Career Involvement

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Community Proves Vital To ICS Crosvth COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. . . students aren't the only ones who can get involved--the commu- nity lends it's support and partici- pates, too! . . the North Hudson Pepper Fest--Vince Cardarelli named official godfather for 76- 77 and three HHS students reigned as Pepper Queen and princesses. . . Com Feed Days. . . the Plaza 94 and downtown area businesses pro- vide financial assistance for many of the extra-curricular activities . . . remember the pancake break- fast? everyone chowed down! . . Student Council did a lot to further student community relations. . . attention all Senior girls: your Lane hope chests have arrived. . . crowd participation. . . Snoball goes Hawaiian and three HHS seniors emerged as Hudson royalty . . . parents had fun while travel- ling to athetic events on the Reno- vated Raider bus. . . the business community provides jobs for many high school students. . . guest peakers lecture to classes. . . the school is part of the community too. . . COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. 1. The fans watch the Homecoming football game with anticipation. 2. Rick Peper and his sister enjoy their pancake breakfast at Sno- Daze. 3. Pepper Fest royalty, Debbie Rehder, Jill Johnson, and Jeanne Rouleau. 4. Missy McGree prepares sausage for the pancake breakfast. 5. Princess Judy Stevens, Miss Hud- son, Mary Olson, and Princess Lori Zillmer represent Hudson throughout the year. 6. Stephanie Smith looks over class ring selec- tion. Community Involvement 21

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serve my country, but I don't have to be bald to do it!... the Ohie Vocations Interest Survey gives Soph- omores ideas for careers ...CAREER INVOLVE- MENT 1. Senior, Lori Zillmer, studies college catalogues. 2. Rick Gay- nor views a career filmstrip in the counselors' outer office. 3. Navy Recruiter Bob Miles and Sandy Por- ter review educational opportuni- ties. 4. Secretarial Office Practice student, Jeanine Hopp, takes dic- tation from Principal, Noel Schu- macher. 5. Tom Baldwin pages through brochures before beginning to fill out financial aid forms. 6. Teresa Hoyer stops by to pick up a nursing magazine from school nurse, Lolly Hibbard. Career Involvement 23