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

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Where Were You On The Night Of January The 16th. Where were you on the night of January the 16th? That was the question that rang through the court- room of H.H.S.’s fall play, which was by some out- landish coincidence called “The Night of January the 16th.” This was a unique play for students since it involved not only the actors but also the audience as members of the jury. The outcome of the play was undecided until the final verdict was delivered by the jurors. The decision was a surprise each performance. The play held much talent from heavy Swedish humor to a mild mannered policeman who was “very embar- rassed.” Each performance was sold out to discover the answer to the awesome question, “Where were you on January the 16th?”

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I. Nancy Lee Faulkner (Kathy Bro- (zek) and her father (Barry Nord- strand) are defended by Attorney Ste- vens (Bryan Relyca). 2. John Mullins quickly checks over his lines before curtain time. 3. Director Linda Blcska- chck asks Alberta Widvcy's opinion of the dress rehearsal. 4. Dr. Kirkland (Steve Martin) ponders a question after coming off the stand. 5. Judge Heath (Kathy Webb) abruptly over- rules an objection. 6. Tim Ha use helps out during rehearsal by filling in an- other's part. 7. District Attorney Flint (Kirk Davis) questions Mrs. John Hutchins (Sarah Duwcll). I nnrt i CAST Prison Matron ............. Kelly Lund Bailiff. Clerk of Courts .....John Mullins Judge Heath ........... Kathy Webb D.A. Flint . Bryan Rclyea. Tammy John- son Defense Attorney Stevens . . Kirk Davis Karen Andre .........Joan Woodward Dr. Kirkland ............... Tim Hausc Mrs. John Hutchins .... Sarah Duwcll Homer VanFleet ............. Joe Richie Elmer Sweeney ......... Ed Hawks ford Nancy Lee Faulkner . . . Kathy Brozak Magda Svcnson .............. Joel la Eby John Whitfield .... Barry Nordstrand Jane Chandler ......... Brenda Barber Siguard Jungquist . Dona van Armbrustcr Larry Regan ............... Craig Lee Roberta Van Rensselear . Julie Marson Stenographer .............. Lori Enlo rson i 'inUtM

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King Becomes Hudson Queen Barbra Streisand’s “Evergreen” in- spired the theme for the ’79 Snoball. Thirty high school seniors made their way through the pine tree decor up to the stage with their escorts to be intro- duced. For those girls the contest start- ed in October when they were ap- proached to represent local businesses. From there they went on to model at the Hudson House with fashions pro- vided by Lynn Rose. On the coronation day the candidates attended a tea at the George’s house with former queen Beth Ruyak. That evening after a long, sus- penseful wait, three lucky girls, Georgia King, Kris Kadidlo, and Candy Hayes were crowned as Miss Hudson and her Princesses. Also, A.F.S. student, Bar- bro Rannari and Candy Hayes tied for the title of Miss Congeniality. I. Georgia King and Kris Kadidlo. Queen and Princess, greet people in the excitement after the pageant. 2. Mr. Schumacher. H.H.S. principal, displays his showmanship as Snoball emcee. 3. Kris Kadidlo takes her walk as Hudson Princess. 4. Candy Hayes walks down the runway as Hud- son princess. 5. Barbro Rannari and escort Jim Costello pause on stage before taking the final walk down the runway. 20 Snoball