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

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Student Council Modifies School Life The Sludent Council mode immense strides in the im- provement of school life. As soon os the school yeor opened, the Council jumped into oction by chonging its constitution, which brought obout the chonges in ap- pointees and in the election of class officers. After the '79-80 Student Council was elected, each class appointed two students from their grade based on background and political futures. These two appointees acted as middle- men in Student Council-student body relations. They did not, however, have a vote. They were appointed for one year, unless they chose to allow a fellow class member to enjoy the benefits of the position. Last year, ballots were distributed throughout the class- rooms, and all students were required to vote. This year, the voting was more realistic. Tables were set up by the trophy case opposite the commons and those who want- ed to vote could just pick up a ballot. Polls opened around 7:30 and closed at 8:00. Some of the changes made by the Council directly affect- ed the student body. They were responsible for changing the participation points system and making it more equi- table. The Council was also involved with the Homecoming and pepfest activities. This year, they also were responsible for the concert that was held the first day of school. 1. Ritchie Rivard and Paul Rebholz attempt to beautify our school by putting up o Christmas tree in the commons. 2. Jill Woolen and Pomelo Schmitz complete o protest poster on Cambodia. 0. STUDENT COUNCIL (Front Row) Michelle Rivard. Kelly Tellonder, Ritchie Rivard. Koty Kelly. Karen Dunaski, Jill Woolen, Kathy Drozek. Michelle Close. Pomelo Schmitz. Don Smith. (Dock Row) Steve Motrin. Robbie Kortum, Karen Lee. Joe Von Allen, Christy Olson, Dotty Nordsttond. Kirk Davis. Daniel Oehmke. Mike Hall. Rick Strutz. Student Council 29

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German Club Visits Germany German club had a very exciting and eventful two weeks this year. Through the Infercultural Student Experiences, they spent six days with a German host family and the rest of the time touring Ger- many. It was a great learning experience for them to live with a family and see how the Germans actually live. They got to go to school, go to the market, and experience every other everyday oc- currence with their new families. The remainder of the trip was spent touring southern Germany and such cities as Rothenburg, Munchen. and Garmisch. Unfortunately, Spanish club did not have a very eventful year. They made pinata's for the Snoball dance which featured a Spanish theme. They also enjoyed a festive outing at Charo's, a Mexican restaurant in St. Paul. 1. GERMAN CLUB: Dione Weiher. Shown Kiley. Amy Block. John Bieska- chek. Kelly Tellandei. Not Pictured: Shannon Ewing. Kothy Sanders. Chris Huber. Dana Berres. Bob Oehmke. 2. Shannon Ewing. Dono Berres. and Herr Schubert locate the stops they will be making on their German trip. 3. SPAN. ISH CLUB: (Front Row) Colleen Goetti. Susan Clark. Lori Strobush. (Bock Row) Mrs. Neuman. Joan Woodward. Susan Holm. Steve Thalocket. 4. Joan Wood- ward and Lori Strobush work on a pina- to for the Snoball. 4 28

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1. Amy Dlack and Shannon Ewing converse over o layout while Deth Dergmon decides which pictures to use in the wrestling pages. 2. While positioning his negative. Tom Feldmonn decides whot size print to use. 3. Editors Drendo Nelson ond Brook Lowry ore pleased over the effect of the closing page. 4. Advisor Kothy Haugen is busily typing copy for the sports division page. 30 T.B.A.