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

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1) Editorial Staff: (front row) Layne Merritt, assistant sports editor; Jackie Meulemans, production editor; Betsy Sandberg, editor: Debbie Milkes, news editor: Will Ruemmele, assistant sports editor: (back row) Richard Gustafson, advisor: Paul Rebholz, business editor: Monte Stewart, sports editor; Greg Peterson, photography editor; Dave Feyereisen, advertising editor. 2) TBT Staff: (front row) Pam Christopher. Robyn Allison, Lisa Gagnon. Katie Gehn. Stephanie Bates, Lynn Bauer, Jamie Davis (middle row) Bev Fanning, Peg McGraw, Julie Jonk, Stacy Dahl. Kris Sundberg, Julie Marson (back row) Phil Kadidlo, Phil Cudd, John Beier, Tim Rohl, Gene Annis 3) Betsy Sandberg receives an award at the conference in Eau Claire. 4) Bev Fanning works on a report for the TBT. 5) TBT advisor Mr. Gustafson assists the staff on production night. 6) TBT Staff: (front row) Stephanie Bates. Lisa Gagnon. Terri Kleist, Nancy Sears. Bev Fanning, Cara Lein, (middle row) Julie Jonk, Theresa Terwilliger, John Williams, Dave McGinley. Katie Gehn. Glenn Wahl- berg (back row) Phil Kadidlo. Craig Orf, Tim Rohl, Brian Kinney, Gene Annis.

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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

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Debators Are Unique The debate team was an original in itself, it wasn’t the team, but the individual members and their unique styles of debating. Emily Hause, sophomore, found it common to take her shoes off in the middle of a debate and just toss them aside. Ken Hawkinson, sophomore, would eat a full course meal during other student debates. Mark Norlander, Junior, was the “Starburst king” of debate. He seemed to never appear at debate without his bag of starbursts. Jeff Burton, sophomore, was an ideal debator. He knew his work and he knew it well- no doubt. Terri Kleist, sophomore, would toss away all note cards and try to use logic. Sean O’Malley, sophomore, was seen scurrying out of his debate and running to another to get more notes. There are many other debaters who also contributed greatly but the greatest contribution was not made by the debators but by their coach, Craig Lewis. He admired their styles, he laughed with them when they did well, and sneered at them when they didn’t. All in all it was a fun season, congratulations to JV for their trophy winning year! 1 Mark Norlander tries to get his point across. 2. Back row■ Mr. Lewis. Malt Owens, Jeff Burton. Sean O'Malley. Tom Vytlacil Front row■ Jeff Adams, Tim Berg, Greg Butzke, Angie Bader. Asst coach Cindy Schmidte. 32 — Debate