Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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Espanol durante dos anos. This year we members of El Circuld Espanol were honored to have our foreign exchange student,Blanca Lozano, as a fellow member. She helped to make our knowledge of the Spanish-speaking countries come to life. w 1 l Dr. Manuel Rabina and the Spanish Club officers listened W attentively as Blanca Lozano, our exchange student from Bogota, Colombia, told of the culture of her native land. Left to right: Rex Watts QVice-Presidentj, Gene Weaver QPresidentj, Mary Ann Crump QS e cretaryj, Dr. Rabina, Janet Mason QTreasurerj, and Blanca. The pinata held hidden treasures for Skip Downs, Kenneth Craig, joel Carroll, Bradley Herman, Maggie Ford, Sherrill German, Nancy Spears, Evelyn Braswell, Rebecca Beane, Juanita Laws, Mavis Hodge, Barbara johnson, Janice jones, Kay Bush, Cheryl Boguslawski, Diane Carter, Patsy Armes, Candy Woods, jennifer Alley, Betty Frady, Linda Morrison, , Eula Baldwin, Billie Parsons, Ruby Haas, Paula Angley, and Sandra Holman. i x ' l l ' ,,,,,,, ,,,,f,,f:,.:wwm12,1.::,:v.ef..,.'.. W1 2 H,,,N,,.,,,,,,,N,,4vn ,f 1 - ill, 25

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Nosotros estudiamos S 15, ' ' ' .I Zim, f .ZW ...,. ,. A I HA ' A VI . -. 2 ' 'S ' Spanish Club membe rs helped to keep the smoking areas clean as one of their projects. Left to right: Larry Shook, jim Shaver, Mike Correll, Lynn Hice, Dennis Bradford, Geneva Blalock, Mr. Cecil Clark QSponsorj, Linda Bryant, and Patricia Barber. School pe nnants were distributed to club members to be sold. Left to right: Frances Hayes, Pat DoWns,jim Avett, Lynn Witherspoon, Audrey Foster, Rachel Ingle, Rebecca McGee, Kathleen Beane, Teresa Braswell, Dolly Milligan, Audrey Farr, Imogene Laws, Libby Parsons, Brenda Shipley, Shirley Ann Miller, Candace Baker, Margaret McCall, Beth Phillips, and Marlene Hartley. s-QL.. 8 L 24 Being such a large club, we were able to take active part in improving the appearance of the school grounds. We also presented Spanish books to the library in memory of Dorothy Gragg and sponsored a sock-hop. Requirements for membership in- cluded an 85 scholastic average, at least an A minus on conduct, and two years of Spanish.

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We Build, the Key Club'S motto, Key Club members learned all angles of salesmanship for their magazine sale. Left to right: Steve Sherrill, Mike Hines, Mike Correll, Dennis Bradford, Eddie Agner, james Roper, Robert Angley, Allen Bolick, Sandy Younce, David McCall, and Doug Craig. Qnoxs sip, As little brother to the Kiwanis and Circle K, the Key Club helped to build a stronger America by building character, leadership, and initiative in its youth. Each spring names of prospective members were turned in to the club by the faculty. These were selected on the basis of personality, scholastic achievement, and other abilities. The boys were then voted on by present club members. Those receiving the highest number of votes were accepted as members. When accepted, a boy must maintain an 85 overall average and an A on conduct. Officers of the Key Club assisted the Hudson Fire Department in their Christmas toy drive as one of their community service projects. Left to right: Skip Downs QDistrict Governorj, Bill Adkins fTreasurerj, Walter Estes QSergeant-at-Armsj, Tom Haas lPresidentj, Larry Smith lFirst Vice-Presidentj, Max Pope fSecond Vice- Presidentj, and Terry Fox fSecretaryj.