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

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AV A.V. Club kept up its motto of efficiency as usu- al this year. Two students per hour spent their time running machines to and fro and helped out when- ever needed. They also learned much about the machines which helped out when problems arose. 1. A.V. people set up video tape machine. 2. Art Forester adjusting A. V. re- corder. 3. Lett to right: Nancy Johnson. Juli Smothers, Art Forester. Re- nee Relay, Marty O’Connell, Mimi Manton, Shannon Sturte- vant. Brain Kinney, Jett Crate. A.V.

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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

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Student Council 80-81 was a busy year for the Student Council. Members put in many long hours, mostly at early morning meetings, organizing the many new activities which were enjoyed by the student body. Their first major project was Homecoming. Re-instating the car competition and unique decorations for the dance were the highlights. Another unique idea was the “Battle of the Bands.” This was a great chance for students to display their talents and have some fun. The Council also displayed their talent by doing their own version of the “Muppet Show Theme.” Some of their community service activities were Toys for Tots, the penny drive which raised money for the United Way and the Eric Sampson fund. “Much of the success was due to the ideas from Shelly” stated Jill Danielson, Student Council member, “She brought back old ideas from the past and got everyone involved” but, “nothing would have been as successful as it was,” stated Student Council President Shelly Close “without the enthusiasm of the student body.” Over all, “we did an excellent job,” exclaimed Joe VanAllen, “lets see anyone else do better.” 1 Bev Fanning shows her artistic abilities by painting a Battle of the Bands poster. 2. Student Council Members: (kneeling) Chris Hatfield, Rita St. Marie, Bev Fanning, Michelle Rivard, Laurie Laatsch, Teri Metzger, Kelly Spain , Ann Solberg. (sitting) Terri Ellis, Brenda Zoeller. Michelle Ruyak, Joan Scobey, Laurie Johnson, Shelly Close, Robin Setzer, Ann Ruyak, Mary Gregerson. (standing) Michele Goettle, Traci Roswell, Brian Flatt, Rob Kortum, Joe VanAllen, Mike Couch, Mrs. Qualls (Advisor), Renee Raley, Jenny Setzer, Lori Zilge, Doug Peterson, Jill Danielson. 36 — Student Council