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

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1. Sebastian Spitzmiller (Steve Martin) attempts to flirt with Mercy Doabee(Missy Strehlo). 2. Lizzie (Michelle Ruyok) mutters a few brief words behind Ame- lia Plumworthy's (Joe I la Eby) back. 3. While singing the song Temptation. Barry Nordstrand pours out his affection to Marcia Shu bat and Betsy Sorfdburg. 4. During the intermission. Steve Martin. Terri Raley, and Kirk Da- vis sing Friendship a. Cymbeline Gruder (Kathy Webb). Sheriff Mike Slade (Tom Barber) and Josh Doobee (Alan Tindell) act In the ploy Switched at the Crossroads. 6. Miss Priscilla (Diane Wei her) ac- cepts Marlowe Starbucks (Jim Lauber) proposal, c. Cymbeline Gruber (Kathy Webb) sits unno- ticibly quiet, d. Two of Miss Pris- cilia's students are Freckles (Lynn Stowick) and Jenny (Joan Woodward), e. Director Linda Bleskochek gives Mark Nor- lander (Smedley Smidgin) last minute instructions. •! )} IKTTII----------------T ) 7,' 1 '-'T',! “ ., T ,, ’ .v- School Ploy 19

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Two Ploys Provide Twice The Entertainment The November ploy presented this year included two com- edy plays, The Perils of Priscilla and Switched at the Cross- roads. They were two delightful plays that got the audience involved. Intermission entertainment revolved around an olio which included the song Temptation, and Friend- ship , a barbershop quartet, and Hard Hearted Hannah,” during which the audience threw money at Joan Wood- ward. The Perils of Priscilla cast a villain and a hero. Switched at the Crossroads a Iso featured the good guy and the bad guy. Both created laughter and amusement for all. Director Linda Dleskachek stated that All the rehearsals for the play went well, and one reason for casting two plays was to be able to involve more students.” '77T77yzzr7rmr 18 School Ploy

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Ruyak Crowned Miss North Hudson 1. Pepperfest Royalty: Princess Kim Gilbert. Godfather Som Ricci. Queen Michelle Ruyok. Princess Mory Dauer. 2. The expectation is over ond nervous smiles appear os Ruyok receives the crown. Lisa Schmitz. Detsy Sandberg. Debbie Reisinger ond Karen Ryan watch enviously. The North Hudson Pepper Festival arrived amid thunder- clouds and raindrops August 17, IS, and 19. Despite the weather, activities such os food booths, a softball tourna- ment, wandering barbershop singers, tug-o-war, a brass exposition, a dunk tank, beer garden, carnival, and team pepper and spaghetti eating contests abounded. The grand parade on Saturday showed off bands, a float with last year's Miss North Hudson and the twenty-five junior girls competing for the 1960 title. Introductions of the girls were made Saturday night. On Sunday, after resumes were filed and interviews had been conducted, the candidates stood in alphabetical order on the stage. Due to inclement weather, the coronation was held in the North Hudson grade school. The building was packed, the air was humid, and hairspray rain proofed each girl. Godfather Sam Ricci received as Pepperfest Queen, Michelle Ruyok. Princesses Mary Dauer ond Kim Gilbert were to accompany her to parades and events to represent North Hudson. T777777777777T777T 77777777777777' 20 Student Life