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

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Seashore Reflects A Memorable Prom Prom was that magical word that turned sweat- suit clad tracksters into tux clad gentlemen and “jeans only” girls to “formal” females. This prom marked the return of the spaghetti strapped formal and the guys opted for pastel and classic beige tuxedos. “The Seashore” provided the backdrop for these spring fashions. The junior class blanket- ed the dimly lit floor with shells and draped the ceiling with net. Raising money for the prom, the class sold carnations, Christmas cards, popcorn, and conces- sions. They also had their share of mishaps getting ready for the big event. One short week before prom the band cancelled. Eventually they were able to secure the Bandelaros for the dance. I. Surrounded by the seashore theme, Jeff Enloe escorts Donna Schulz over the dock. 2. Couples sway to the breezy beat of the Bandelaros. 3. Class officers reign over prom festivities. L to R: Gary Edholm and Vickie Halverson, John Rawlings and Laura Vindal, Flip Berry and Natalie Wilcoxson.

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I. Part of Mr. Schumacher's summer pastimes include caring for his lawn. 2. Robin Olson works a part time job to finance summer activities. 3. One popular summer sport is tennis, as demonstrated here by Carl Malmquist. 4. Pat Hoel has the unique hobby of mountain climbing. 5. The Dike provides a summer hang- out for boaters and beach bums. 6. Nancy Ritter and Anita Schlief find refreshment from the hot summer sun with A W rootbeers. 7. Pat Hoel, Nancy Johnson, and Ryan Kelly take a nature hike through shaded woods. 8. Tim Ecker bikes for recreation. Summer Vacation 7

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 Four Bid Farewell Graduation is always a special day for seniors, but this year it was four times as special with four valedictorians to bid the class farewell. Kathy An- derson, Pam Anderson, Monica Broderson and John Docken each graduated with an impressive 4.0 grade average. Each valedictorian addressed the audience for a short time. Together they gave a warm, touching class speech. The co-salutatorians, Jeff Dommeyer and Karen Roessler were not to be forgotten. Each was individually honored and pre- sented to the audience. Once all the honors were awarded, each senior then glided up the platform to receive the greatest document of all — his diploma! — only to find that once opened it contained nothing more than thin air until the caps and gowns were returned. Emo- tions swelled to the highest peak as the last senior accepted his handshake with a shiver and stepped down the platform into the wide, wonderful world. I. Mr. Scheffen congratulates senior class president. Gary Ed- holm. 2. Nancy Cassutt and Nancy Rcbholz celebrate gradu- ation in an original way. 3. A.F.S. student Kcota Jarocnsuk speaks of her memorable year in Hudson. 4. Senior choir mem- bers sing a fare well tune.