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

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 1. Reo Speedwogon in concert is o summer experience with Kevin Kronin os lead singer. Gory Richroth on guitar and Neo! Doughty on piano. 2. Richard Gustafson spends time on carpen- try. He. William Grubbs and Jerry Donotelli constructed the press box for the football field. 3. During the summer. Robin Beau- champ is busy repainting houses. 4. Students reluctantly gather for registration with thoughts of summer still clinging. 5. Some of the members of the Dethol Luthern Senior League backpack in the Colorado Mountains. They are Debbie Jacobson. Stacy Dahl. Julie Gilbertson. Debbie Milkes. Tim Filipiok. Steve Martin and Brenda Nelson. a. Steve Martin enjoys speedboating on the St. Croix River, b. Mary Shubot. Kathy Barr and Mrs. Haugen visit AO W on a hot summer day. c. The Dike: rendezvous for Hudson youth, d. Barry Nordstrand puts up posters for the Student Council-sponsored Free Fare concert, the first activity offered to students as school began. Summer Vocation 7

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Summer '79 Provides Continuous Adventure Summer — the socred stronghold of youthful fontosy. The freedom of o summer doy Is beyond compore to ony other experience of the young. Some spent their summers working towords the driver's license. Then, happily, they cruised oround town dangling their cor keys in front of the admiring throngs. Others lingered on the beach, soaking up the sun in order to sport those beautiful fall tans as long as possible. Most were earning pay checks and converting them to sound systems and other such rewords of employment. As the sweetness of the summer faded, everyone quickly did their fall shopping. Each experience of the vacation made an impression on us. We gazed In wonder at each other . . . more unique for our separate summers, joined once more for o common purpose. 6 Summer Vocofion

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Homecoming: The Week Thot Exhousted Us - Student Council planned a wild week of school activities to stir up spirit for Homecoming. On Wednesday, September 26, a pepfest was held to introduce queen candidates. Students dressed in their grubbies and wore their most interesting hats to exhibit their personalities. Thursday was voting day for Homecoming queen. Posters were also put up that evening. Friday was the field day - the center of attraction for cowbell competition. The senior poster held domin- ion over the commons with its forceful artistry. For the first time ever, a penny drive was held for charity. The senior class bucket was the fullest at the end of the week. Students gathered at Newton Field for seventh hour to participate in class competition. Seniors tugged their way to victory, but the sophomores did give them a tremendous fight in tug-of-war. Juniors won the balloon toss, but ended up third overall. The class of '80 proved they were number one by winning the cowbell for the third consecutive year in their high school career. -rrm, S Homecoming