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

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Forensics is students competing in public speaking. There are twelve different categories from play acting to extemporaneous speaking. The first competition for the forensic team was three invitationals. Then there were sub-district, district, and state competitions. A forensic tea was held at the end of the season to give out awards. “This year’s forensic team was excellent,” comments supervisor, Mr. Lewis. “We have former forensic stu- dents, all the debate team members, plus some new students.” All these qualities led the Forensic team on to victory. Forensics Back row: advisor Mr. Lewis. Monte Stewart. Linda Visner. Shelly O'Brien. Tom Vytacil, Dan Bergstrom. Sally Dahlke, Matt Owens. Middle row: Judy Hogan. Greg Butzke. Angie Bader. Janice Woodward. Lisa Gagnon. Melissa Strehlo. Renee Raley, Chris Wolfe, Lori Kester. Kneel- ing: Debbie Milkes. Debbie Zmuda, Mary Gregerson, Debbie Lomnes. Bev Fanning. Tim Berg. Jeff Burton. Front row: Todd Bierl. Haney Sears. Sean O’Malley. Michele Riedel. Katie Gehn.

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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

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FFA F.F.A. started their active year by electing officers, and sending Pat Kinney, and Doug Johnson to the Na- tional Convention in Kansas City. To raise money, they sold 650 cases of fruit to the public, and ran the conces- sion stands at basketball games and wrestling matches. Also to raise school spirit they brought the Donkey Basketball game to Middle School for an evening of fund-raising and fun. In between all their other activities they held their F.F.A. Awards Banquet. And to end the year they attended the State convention in Green Lake Wisconsin. picture one, Will Ruemmle, Pat Kinney, and Bob Kinney raise money by selling concessions at a basketball game. picture two, 1st row David Voight, Laura Berle, Chris Ellertson. Jon Schell, Pat Kinney, 2nd row, Bob Kinney, Dennis Hanlos, Brian Flatt, Kirk Klund, 3rd row, Will Ruemmle, Steve Skaare, Phil Rose, John Feai, David Peterson, 4th row, Brent Johnson, Don Anderson, Craig Orf, Dennis Ostendorf, Doug Johnson, Warren Johnson 34 - FFA