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

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1. Advisor Carla Phillips is hard at work giving help much neeeded ad- vise. 2. Sally Weber Laurie Laatsch, and Michelle Riedel, prove that “year- book work is happy work ” 3. Photographer Tom Feldman by his not so trusty enlarger. 4. Former Editor Brook Lowry lends an expertise hand. 5 Sitting back to observe her layout, Mary VanAllen considers the results of her hard work.

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28 1. front: Editor Beth Bergman. Terri Kleist, John Montagne, Theresa Terwilliger. Middle: Editor Amy Black. Kelly Tel lander. Lisa Singer. Mary VanAllen. Michelle Riedal, Julie Frye. Lena Fontainhas. Back: Editor Shannon Ewing. John Bleskachek. Ken Hawkinson. Tom Springer. Mike Ewing. Tom Feldman. Advisor Carla Phillips, Jill Harrison. Laurie Laatsch. Sally Weber. k The 100th anniversary of Hudson High School provided an apt theme for this years annual. The staff worked hard to follow the theme, reproducing old photographs and interviewing past students of H.H.S. to authenticate the copy. The anniversary theme was meant to tie the present to the past and give students a feeling for the traditions of the school. Carla Phillips, a new teacher at H.H.S. also took over the job of advisor for the book for the first time. She brought with her fresh ideas and encouragement which was greatly appreciated by the staff. “It was a big job, and a lot to worry about”, said Mrs. Philips,” but it was also a rewarding experience.” The annual staff almost tripled in size from the preceding year due to the interst of many incoming sophomores. The returning senior members brought their experience and dedication to the staff, lending a hand at teaching the new workers the ropes. Tri- Editor Shannon Ewing stated; “I felt it was a good year, really a challenge and a lot of fun too.” Amy Black agreed, and also said that, “It’s a difficult job, we had a lot of late night deadlines, but due to the work of the staff we managed to produce something worth reading.” TBA 2. Advisor Carla Phillips and Editor Shannon Ewing go over some layout details. 3. Editor Beth Berman concentrates on writing new copy. 4. Editor Amy Black tries to figure out rough draft for typing

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TBT TBT consisted of a very interesting staff this year, according to adviser Richard Gustafson. It was an extremely young staff with many new sophomore members. “It’s become a good learning experience for them, as it takes a full year before the new reporters become comfort- able with their jobs”, stated Gustafson. The TBT Staff was not afraid to tackle the more difficult stories. This year was marked with a lot of controversey- problems in the athletic department, Superintendent Kelly’s re- signing, grading in the music department, allot- ments of coverage- but the staff jumped right into these issues. Although TBT was characterized by many typing errors, they always produced well writ- ten stories. Several other changes took place in Room 309, such as a change of editors between the semesters, due to the early graduation of Betsy Sandberg. Will Ruemmele and Layne Merritt were named the new editors. A few members of TBT and Gustafson built a composition table which made production night much easier and more organized. TBT had a successful conference in Eau Claire. Brook Lowry won the Editor’s Cup, being the first TBT member to do so. The newspaper also took honorable mentions in edi- torials and 1st place in photography. Altogeth- er it was a very successful year. 30 - TBT