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

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Juniors Lead Seniors Down 'Road To New Horizons’ Toddles and popcorn brought profit and energy for the junior class as they pre- pared for the '77 Junior Prom. Planning began in the fall of '76 as the junior class and advisers Mr. Grubbs and Mr. Cassutt be- gan to organize. The juniors cast their votes for the prom song and A Long and Wind- ing Road emerged. A few diligent class mem- bers helped decorate the gym behind shaded windows and locked doors. On the night of May 7, students entered among pine trees. They crossed over a bridge, under a rainbow, and onto tne floor covered by a tent of blue and white streamers. A wishing well was centered in the gym and the refreshment table, displaying two cakes con- nected by a ribbon, cauqht many students' eyes. All night, couples rocked to the synthesizing sounds of Raggs. The approving oohs ana ahs were clues that the '77 Junior Prom was a suc- cess. X. Shelly Kahut and junior class vice-president, Stewart Brettlngen, join junior class secretary, Robin Winter, and Mark Crimmins at the bridge. 2. Ragg band members play the theme song-11 A Long and Wind- ing Road -for the Grand March. 3. Senior class vice-president, Missy McGree, and Tom Harper pose with junior class president, Nancy Cassutt, and Tony Bevers. 4. Students enjoy the music of Raggs. 8 Prom

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1. Linda Wallace crowns Nancy Cassutt as the 1977 Homecoming Queen as Carl Granberg, Kim Kinney, Jon Poluk, Julie Weinberg, Dave Johnson and Jenny Vail look on. 2. Dan Moravec gets a grip on the water balloon to win first place for the juniors in the balloon toss. 3. Barry Nordstrand urges the sophomores on to their first place finish in the snake dance. 4. Mark Waznik and Linda Hilistead dance to the beat of Taurus. 5. Seniors pull hard against the sophomores to capture first in the tug of war. 6. Showing their affection for their second place car in the Painted Car Contest are sophomores Brian Van Horn, Karen Lee, Meghan Barrett, Angie Mockler, and Barry Nordstrand. Homecoming 7

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Pam Halvorson Delivers Moving Farewell Address Graduation did funny things to the sen- iors. Some reacted with joy, others with sadness, but all agreed that Graduation triggered the memories of everyone—gradu- ates and Audience alike. Students reflect- ed on the first day at HHS, the first Home- coming, dissecting in biology, numerous football games, and most of all their senior year. When the judgement day finally arrived, the gym was filled to the brim. The over-capacity crowd only added to the already emotional farewell speech deliv- ered by senior class president, Pam Hal- vorson. With a mixture of tears and smiles, high school came to an end for the seniors. 1. Pam Halvorson, senior class president, delivers her emotional farewell speech. 2. Co-valedictorian, Sarah Kelly, speaks on high school life. 3. Sally Simpson, Dan Willi, Terri Graven, Dave Burger, Joni LaVen- ture, Tony Bevers, and Shari Ebben wait for the rest of the seniors to file into the gym. 4. Mary Schultz grins happily after receiving her diploma. Graduation 9