Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

for Hope and Honor U is for United Strength D stands for Determination S means Sure Success 0 is for Onward Ever N means to give up never � When you put them all together it spells good old Hudson High Dedication To the undisputed Champions of the Lenawee County Athletic Association we hereby dedicate the 1954 Hud sonian 4 Administration L to R Wallace Ridgely, Principal Dale Fausey, Superintendent Emily Moloney, Office Secretary School Board L to R Larry Dillon Dale Fausey John Christian Dr. Samuel Tavlor Dr. Clarence Kunkle 4 James Driscoll 6 7 RAY KOPP B. S. Michigan State Normal College Bookeeping Business Training Shorthand 1, 11 Typing 1,11 MARGUERITE KOPP B. S. Michigan State Normal College Art SWIFT NOBLE B. S. Western Michigan College Biology History Drivers Training Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach Baseball Coach CHARLES BISHOP A. B. Albion College Chemistry Geometry A Igebra Advanced Math SUSAN NOBLE B. S. Western Michigan College Physical Education 8 HAROLD FERRIS 8.S. Michigan State College Agriculture Biology MILDRED CLARK B. S. Hillsdale College Home Economics IRENE SCHMENK B. A. M. A. Siena Heights College University of Michigan Latin l II English Social Studies RUTH WEISENFELTER B. A. Denison University University of Michigan English World History JACK BOR ST Associative Arts Henry Ford College B.A. Michigan State M. A. University of Michigan 11, 111, IV. Engli sh 9 ONALEE VAN VALKENBURG B. A. Adrian College Study Hall CHARLES TERRILL M.A. A.B. Adrian College, Univer - sity of Michigan Social Studies JOHN FINN B.S. Michigan State College Algebra General Math Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Track PHILIP HOLTZ B.S. Michigan State Normal College Industrial Arts RAYMOND WESTGATE A. B. Adrian College High School Instrumental Vocal Music 10 WILLIAM ASHBECK “Bill “Not only good, but good for something. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class President 4 MARY GOSNELL “Clever and willing, good natured and sweet. Class Sec'y Treasurer 2 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 WELDON AMES Were you seeking perfec- tion? I am here. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,3,4 Class Vice President 4 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council 3 IRMA LENDRANCIS “Ir “To win a friend is not simple, unless, like me, you have a dimple. Queen’s Court 3 Annual Staff 4 Chorus 4 Sextette 4 Phys. Ed. 4 Senior Play 4 LEE ANN MINTON “Some think the world was made for fun and frolic. Librarian 1 Bowling 1,3 Newspaper 4 Chorus 4 Sextette 4 Phys. Ed. 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 Class Secretary 3,4 Senior Play MARGRET ZIMMERMAN •With a smile on her lips and a sparkle in her eyes. 12 JULIE RICHMOND “Sometimes quiet, some- times shy; but the rest of the time--oh my! Librarian 1 Band 1,2,3 Phys. Ed. 1,2,4 Newspaper Staff 3 Annual Staff 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Student Council 2 Class President 3 Yearbook Editor 4 All-County Band 1,2,3 Boys State Student Council Sec. Treas. 4 Chorus 4 Sextette 4 Senior Play PHYLLIS MINGUS “Phy 11 “First she’s here, then she’s there; One who’s welcome everywhere. Librarian 1 IDA McCORMICK Newspaper 3 Bowling 3 “Never trouble trouble, till Band 12 3 trouble troubles you.� Student’Council 4 Phys. Ed. 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 WILLIAM MALARNEY “Bill “Women are a dime a dozen to him, and don’t think he hasn’t got the change. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3 Student Council Pres. 4 Class President 2 Boys State Baseball 1,2,3,4 BEVERLY SMITH “Bev “Anything worth doing at ail is worth doing well. Librarian 1 Music 1,2,4 Ensemble 2 Class Vice Pres. 3 Student Council 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play D.A.R. Girl 4 Sextette 4 13 Librarian 1,2 Ensemble 2 Chorus 1,4 Hi-C Club Pres. 3 Bowling 3 Junior Play Annual Staff 4 Sexette 4 MARLENE AMES “Always happy, always gay; She’s a good sport we all say. Newspaper Staff 1 Queen’s court 2 Student Council 3 Bowling 1,3 Basketball 1,2,4 Phys. Ed. 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Boys State Senior Play RONNIE LEFFINGWELL “Ron-Don “The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Class President 1 Basketball 1 Football 1,2 Senior Play JOANNE DONALDSON Though she is little not very tall, we cannot help liking her best of all. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,4 Junior Play Senior Play V JEAN RUPELL “I cannot tell how the truth may be, I said the tale as ’twas said to me. 14 ANTOINETTE BALSER Anne “Her heart is like the moon; There’s always a man in it. Band 1,2,3,4 All-County Band 2,3,4 Librarian 1 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Librarian 1 Hi-C Sec. Treasurer 4 MARY JO BARNES Rather quiet around H.H.S. ----after 3:45 take another guess. Librarian 1 Glee Club Secretary 1 Newspaper Staff 3 JEANNE HARPER “Harp “She has common sense in every way that is uncommon. Cheerleader 3,4 Student Council 2 S.C. Vice President 4 Newspaper Staff 2,3 Librarian 2,3 Band 1 Treasurer (Class) 3 Basketball 1,2,4 Senior Play GEORGE MALARNEY “He skates and dances with ease, pleasant personality and easy to please. Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 15 BONNIE FRANTZ MSay what you think--it's the best way out.” Queen’s court 1 Glee Club 1,2 Girls State 3 Annual Staff 4 Phys. Ed. 4 Librarian 1,2 Senior Play 4 HAROLD MYERS “Harv” “Never mind--I know what I'm talking about.” Student Council 1 Class Vice Pres. 2 Band 1,2,3 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Annual Staff 4 2nd Team All-State Football 4 JEANNETTE POST “Red” “She’s got personality, with two pretty blue eyes.” Phys. Ed. 1 Newspaper Staff 1,2 Librarian 1,2 Ensemble 2 Glee Club 1,2 Annual Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 4 SUSANNE BAKER “Susy “Sweet and lovely, but never lonely.” Music 1,2,3,4 Queen’s court 4 Annual Staff 4 Junior Play Phys. Ed. 4 Sextette 4 JERRY SCHRUTT “Jello “Happy and go-lucky, but in sports he tends to business.” Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 PHYLLIS SHEPHERD “Phyl” Baseball 1,2,3,4 Football-All county First “A blush can be beautiful, Team 4 but often inconvenient.” Annual Staff 4 16 Queen’s Court 3 MARCELLE LaFOLLETTE Foul “Laughing, loving, trouble free. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4 Newspaper Editor 3 Dowling 3 Newspaper Staff 2 Ensemble 2,3 All County Band 3 Glee Club 2,3,4 Junior Play Phys. Ed. 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 IN ESS MILLER “I learn the luxury of doing good. JAMES BERKSHIRE 'Jim “Making friends is quite an art; speaking of Jim, he does his part. Baseball Manager 1,2 Football 3 Band 3,4 PAUL BORCK “I'm here even though I don’t tell anyone. Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Student Council 2 Ag. Club 3,4 NANCY BACON “She can’t, she won’t, she couldn’t, she will. Glee Club 1,2 Glee Club President 2 Jack Jill Chorus Pres. 3 Ensemble 2,3 Librarian 1 Band Bounce Queen’s Court 1 Phys. Ed. 1,4 Band 1,2,3 Cheerleader 3 Newspaper 3, Editor 4 Spanish Club 4 NANCY CAMP “Variety is the spice of life, and I’m always doing something different. Student Council 1 Queen’s court 1 Basketball 1,2,4 Junior Play Senior Play Music 1,2 Newspaper 4 17 JOAN BETZ “I often quote myself, it adds spice to my conversa- tion. Band 1,2,4 Annual Staff 4 FHA 1,2 Dramatic Club 2 LOU ANN VAN WAGNER “I hurry not; neither do I worry. Music 1,2,4 TOM KNOWLAN “Here’s a bet, you’ll like him after you’ve met. Football 4 DELORES STIVERSON “Dee IDA JENKINS “Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. Music 1,2,4 “There are some silent peo- ple who are more interesting than the best talkers. RICHARD SCHUTTE “Dick 18 Music 3,4 Seen but seldom heard. NINA BAUGH “Neena •She's somewhat timid in her ways, but surely thinks good nature pays. Librarian 1 Band 2 RICHARD SCOVILL “Dick “I have great faith in fools, self-confidence my friends call it. DAVID SALAMIN “Dave “I confess nothing; I deny nothing. Football 2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3 Track 2,3 2nd Team All-County Football 4 PHYLLIS SCOVILL “Scoop 1 am very fond of the com- pany of men. Cheerleader 1 Basketball 1,2,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Queen’s Court 2 Librarian 1 Chorus 4 quite worthwhile. DOLORES BLOOMER “Dee “To travel here, to travel there, this sprightly lass knows not just where. Junior Play Senior Play Band 2,3,4 19 SHIRLEY PARKER “Like the F.B.I. she gets her man. Phys. Ed. 1 Basketball 2 Ensemble 3 Music 3,4 PAUL MONAHAN “Remember that you are a man. Football 1,2 Junior Play RICHARD SCOTT “Dick “Just give me a listener and I’ll do the talking. Basketball 1 Junior Play Class Secretary 2 Senior Play KATHLEEN KISNER “Lil “A winning way, a friendly smile; In all, a girl who’s really worth while. Glee Club 2 Hi-C Club Pres. 4 Hi-C Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 4 LAWRENCE MAROWELLI Larry “It would be great not to get to Ag Class late.’ 20 First Row — I. to r. J. Baldwin, M. Abraham, B. Cadoo, K. Alnerson, S. DeVore, M. Dobbins, L. Cunningham. Second Row — I. to r. J. Burger, M. Baugh, W. Barber, M. Bishop, J. Davis, J. Austin, R. Bail, J. Ames, A. Bailey. Third Row - I. tor. A. Day, J. Deck, J. Barnhart, B. Donaldson, G. Ball, A. Borton, P. Aldrich, R. Bright, J. Brown, N. Cool, P. Coman, S. Case. Absent: L. Creger, D. Derr, D. Derr, T. Carmean. 21 First Row — I. to r. B. Gutierrez, S. Kimling, D. Fike, C. Durling, C. Frantz, C. Million, M. Marowelli. Second Row —I. to r. J. Hofner, J. Holtz, S. Gould, G. Hebb, M. Herd, J. Freeman, J. Lyons, L. D. Masten, P. Fletcher. Third Row —I. to r. I. Holner, W. Frantom, G. Fish, A. Malarney, T. Milliman, C. Frederick, F. Goll, J. Kisner, R. Knowlan, D. Haaman, M. Grubbs, R. Hauter. Absent: J. Grodi, K. Jacobs, T. Kazmiertzak, P. Moore. First Row —I. tor. T. Post, M. Pear, R. Speelman, L. Welch, H. O’Brien, L. A. Taylor, D. Osborn. Second Row—• I. to r. P. Wineland, P. Whitesell, R. Speller, J. Wentz, S. Mingus, J. Schutte, J. Schilling, S. Sprague, J. Richardson. Third Row —I. to r. L. Viers, P. Wineland, W. Scott, B. Se- graves, B. Yager, M. Wilson, D. Shay, H. Welch, A. Weber, A. Stucky, S. Peltier, E. Walters. Absent: N. Smith, D. Weisenfelder. 22 R. Seigfried, D. McGill, K. Taylor, C. Fletcher, First Row — I. to r. S. Goodrich, L. Day, C. Blanchard, C. Fletcher, B. Culbert, D. Dillon, C. Brown. Second Row — I. to r. D. Frantz, S. Froelich, M. Ball, B. Frank, E. Betz, S. Balser, P.Goodlock, John Blaker, E. Brown. Third Row — I. tor. B. Bloomer, J.Burt, J. Baxter, J. Blaker, B. Bail, B. Brown, C. DeLine, J. Goodsell, D. Durling, F. Bowman, R. Berkshire, D. Berkshire. 23 First Row - I. to r. R. Mettert, R. Lendronics, R. Osborn, J. Hortmon, S. Hartley, K. Gosnell, D. McGill. Second Row - I. to r. W. Kocte, L. Klocke, L. Hoover, N. Hauter, D. Grubbs, K. Moloney, P. Kerr, C. Moore. Third Row - I. to r. H. Herd, C. Hart, D. Moore, F. Philo, D. Hawkins, T. Green, H. Grubbs, C. Gutierrez, S. Hutchinson, A. LaForrest, L. Jacobs. Absent: D. Moore, A. Wilson, T. Janik. First Row — I. to r. G. Schutte, M. C. Richardson, B. Ramsdell, K. Kelley, J. Sweezey, K. Taylor, N. Richmond. Second Row —I. tor. S. Zimmerman, J. Thomas, R. Seigfried, D. Scott, M. Vinaske, D. M. Talmadge, D. J. Terrill, S. Spencer, C. Stucky. Third Row - I. tor. N. Street, B. Whaley, D. Terrill, Rowley, D. Willetts, J. Tomer, L. Taylor, T. Speer, G. Shaver, L. Post, S. Ellis, D. Swanson. Absent: C. Hart, P. Keip, R. Lovell, E. Gamble, J. Hodge, A. Wilson. 24 S. Sweezey, S. Goodrich, B. Townsend, J. Taylor First Row — I. to r. L. Hackett, S. Boydston, J. Guss, S. Goodrich, S. Dilworth, M. Flowers. Second Row —I. to r. H. Burdick, D. Garland, J. Donaldson, D. Dietiker, D. Bunnell, G. Gould. Third Row —I. tor. J. Dorr, N. Ames, D. Earls, H. Cool, R. Creger, R. Blurton, A. Ames, B. Baxter, C. Gibbs. 25 'rS, R°W '• f° r- B- Mar,,n- B- Hutchings, K. M.unsell, C. Moyer, D. J. Mozzola, L. Lock- wood. Second Row- I to r. D Hutchinson, J. Johnson, E. Morry, H. Robinson, D. Knapp, D Marry Th.rd Row-1, tor. L. Huffman, J. Neal, B. Hartley, R. Klocke, D. McCormick. Absent: D. Kerr. First Row — I. to r. S. Shepherd, E. Schi 11 ing, J. Walters, M. Smith, C. R. Van Zandt, N. Teske. Second Row - I. to r. K. Speer, J. Thurman, J. Parker, G. Lyon, N. Woolace, J. Taylor. Third Row — I. to r. D. Schulte, J. Watters, L. Taylor, A. Wheeler, R. Rozelle, H. Weigt,S. Sweezey, B. Townsend, B. Stubli. Absent: P. Segraves. 26 rrmcipal Gym Athletics Science Mrs. Ruth McWebb th and 8th Mathematics Mr. Herbert Brown 7th and 8th English First row, l-r: C. Zimmerman, K. Haight, M. Westgate, D. Burdick, F. Shipman, J. Minton Second row, l-r: D. Hebb, C. Powel I, M. Hinderer, C. Barkway, M. Brown, K. Wornstaff, S. 0'Bryant, M. Terrill, L. Goodrich, D. Guss Third row, l-r: D. Bails, D. Kerr, M. Murphy, B. Fuller, A. Hammil, M. Caner, N. Brogan, B. Taylor, J. Swanders, C. Froelick, G. Mercer, C. Kope, G. Morse. Eighth Grade 28 irs, row, l-r: C. Allender, N. Day, J. Johnson, M. Boldwin, L. Brinkerhoff, C. Von Riper, M. Gal- econTrowJ Ts Gibbs, B. Kerr, 3. Brosher, B. Moore, J. Munsell, B. Knopp, B. Dorr, L. Collin, hird r1w,el|'9r: B. ......D. Crop, L. Stanley, D. Morse, L. Hills, H. LoFol.ette, P. .........G. Mitchenson, M. Bishop, J. Hammel, B. Myers, C. Redding. First row I - r: P. Fike, N. Bishop, B. Bacon, J. Eastman, J. Fronton, S. Cramer SecondTow, l-r: A. Hoi.cs. C. Clark, K. Dick, M. Doy. P. Elkins, S. Beach, R. Davis, 0. Gerry, Third rDowJdSr°D. Brawn, B. Brinkerhoff, P. Kelley, P. Graves, L. Goadsell, D. Barrett, R.Comon, J. Baker, T. Kisner, D. Austin, G. Beach, C. Berry. Seventh Grade First row, l-r: P. Tanner, A. Money, H. Miller, S. Shaver, N. Lyons, M. Taylor, Sue Wornstaff Second row, l-r: B. White, C. Thurman, T. Rutko, S. Rickenbaugh, C. Rozelle, J. Sines, S. Veers, Sally Wornstaff, M. Wineland Third row, l-r: D. Rinehart, L. Merrillat, J. Thomas, T. Taylor, D. McGill, L. Westgate, J. Wollet D. Peltier, H. Little, R. McNett, N. Riddle, D. McNair. Junior High Football Hudson 7 Morenci Hudson 0 Hudson 18 Hudson 15 iudson 18 Howe Military 0 Morenci 0 Howe Military 0 Quincy 0 Won 5 and lost none Junior High Football First row, l-r: C. Kope, L. Stanley, L. Goodsell, J. Thomas, D. Rinehart, J. Dilyard, G. Morris, N. Brogan, D. Crup Second row, l-r: D. Kerr, B. Myers, A. Holmes, R. Davis, D. Bails, C. Powell, B. Bowers, M. Bishop, R. Coman, 0. G. Gerry, Coach Barshney Third row, l-r: L. Westgate, M. Caner, J. Baker, D. Barrett. Football Junior High Offensive First row, l-r: G. Mercer, L. Hills, C. Froelick, M. Bishop P. Schrutt, J. Hammel, L. Collins Second row, I - r: L. Rozelle, B. Knapp, C. Redding, B.Dar Seventh Grade Basketball First row, I -r: N. Riddle, J. Wollet, L. Goodsell, J. Thomas, D. Brown, T. Kisner, L. Wes gate, B. Brinkerhoff, P. Kelley, J. Baker Second row, I - r: Coach Dee Barshney, 0. Gerry, D. Peltier, D. McGill, A. Holmes, R. Dav R. Coman, T. Taylor, D. Barrett, D. Kerr, M. Murphy. Basketball Eighth Grade Basketball First row, I - r: D. Crup, B. Taylor, P. Schrutt, C. Froelick, Jack Swanders, G. Morse, D. Morse, M. Bishop, C. Kope, L. Stanley, M. Caner, N. Brogan, H. LaFollette Second row, I - r: Coach Dee Barshney, J. Hammell, L. Collins, B. Darr, B. Knapp, L. Hills, G. Mercer, G. Mitchenson, C. Redding, L. Rozelle, B. Meyers, Dan Kerr and Marvin Murphy, Mgrs. Eighth grade Hudson 46 Addi son Hudson 39 Morenci Hudson 48 Hil Isdale . Hudson 50 Coldwater Hudson 32 Addison Hudson 46 Morenci i Hudson 3 Madi son 1 Hudson 50 Clayton 3 Hudson 62 Clayton 3 Hudson 51 Coldwater ■ Won 10 and lost none Junior High Basketball Seventh grade Hudson 16 Addi son 6 Hudson 20 Morenci 12 Hudson 32 Hillsdale 49 Hudson 16 Coldwater 23 Hudson 26 Addi son 6 Hudson 20 Morenci 6 Hudson 23 Madi son 6 Hudson 33 Clayton 3 Hudson 35 Clayton 22 Hudson 32 Coldwater 14 Won 8 and lost 2 Newspaper Staff Seated left to right: R. Osborn, C. Fletcher, I. Miller, N. Bacon, L. A. Minton, K. Gosnell. Second Row left to right: E. Walters, Mr. Terrill, M. Dobbins, J. Hartman, J. Wentz, C. Frantz, J. Schutte, S.Mingus, K. Kisner, P. Whitsell. Back Row left to right: L. Cunningham, J. Holtz, J. Baldwin, D. McGill, S. Goodrich, J. Shilling. Editor Assistant Editor Sports Assistant Sport Advisor Nancy Bacon Iness Miller Dale Schulte Ed Walters Mr. Terrill Reporters Ruth Osborn Christine Fletcher Lee Ann Minton Kay Gosnell Pat Whitsell Kathleen K isrier Sharon Mingus Judy Schutte Carole Frantz Joy Wentz Jeanne Hartman Malinda Dobbins Linda Cunningham Jean Holtz Judy Baldwin Dixie McGill Sally Goodrich Joyce Schilling 34 Annual Staff Seated left to right: P. Mingus, M. LaFollette, B. Moloney, Mr. Kopp, M. Gosnell. Second Row left to right: J. Richmond, J. Donaldson, L. A. Minton, N. Camp, I. Lendranics, B. Frantz, K. Seidel, B. Smith, A. Balser, K. Kisner, J. Betz. Back Row left to right: S. Baker, J. Post, J. Harper, R. 3unnell, J. Schrutt, H. Myers, M. Ames. editor Bill Moloney Adverti sing Marcelle LaFollette Photographer Harold Myers Classes Joan Betz Mary Gosnell Kathleen Kisner Activities Julie Richmond Phyll is Mingus Susar.ne Baker Jr. High Lee Ann Minton Irma Lendranics Division Pages Bonnie Frantz Dick Bunnell Sports Marlene Ames Bill Moloney Subscriptions Jean Harper Jerry Schrutt Introduction Katie Seidel Beverly Smith Miscel laneous Joan Donaldson Nancy Camp Jeannette Post Anne Balser Advi sor Mr. Ray Kopp 35 Junior Play Cast First Row Loft to Right: G. Lyons, G. Gould, S. Goodrich, D. Dietker, L. Hackett. Second Row: S. Dilworth, J. Taylor, J. Parker. Third Row: D. Schulte, C. Moyer, D. 3unnoll. Senior Play Cast First Row Left to Right: N. Comp, R. Leffingwell, J. Harper, J. McGill, J. Donaldson. Second Row: D. Carmean, L. A. Minton, I. Lendranics, B. Frantz, J. Richmond, V . Ames. 37 f u . V' V I- . I £ 5 _ A . • -- 'V _i . 'V - • a5t � 2 «L ,v x V S ' i 5 ' f 4 iii lj ft . i i H i ; ■ $ ivi.i i £ i � 3 (f« i • ft v U % % 11 1 M J u Chorus First Row left to right: L. A. Taylor, S. Kimling, 0. Stiverson, M. Bishop, G. Lyons, N. Wallace, I. Jenkins, H. Robinson, C. Gibbs, C. Stucky, F. Philo, C. Moyer, C. Fletcher, L. A. Mastin, J. Parker, W. Korte, J. Richardson, I. Lendranics. Second Row left to right: L. Viers, D. Fike, R. Osborn, J. Freeman, W. 3arber, M. Morowelli, J. Sweezey, S. Baker, E. Marry, T. Janik, D. Marry, K. Munsell, J. Hartman, P. Scovill, J. Richmond, M. LaFollette, K. Gosnell, D. McGill, L. Lockwood. Third Row left to right: R. Bail, D. Osborn, S. Sprague, K. Seidel, B. Smith. L. A. Minton, C. Hart, T. Speer, K. Speer, H. Herd, D. Mazzola, N. Richmond, J. Guss, B. Martin, P. Segraves, S. Parker. Junior High Glee Club Firs� Row left to right: N. Lyons, S. Viers, N. Bishop, 3. Bacon, J. Frantom, M. iVinelond, J. Eastman, C. Rozell. Second Row left to right: M. Terrill, M. Uestgote, L. Qrinderhoff, S. Wornstoff, S. Warnstoff, H. Miller, C. Thurman, S. Rickenbough, C. Clark. Third Row left to right: K. Haight, L. Goodrick, 3. 3rasher, K. Dick, K. iVornstaff, D. Guss, J. Johnson, S. 0'Grient, J. Minton, C. Al lender. The Hudson High School Instrumental Music Department really got a head start this year by appearing at the Canadian National Exhibition at Toronto, Canada during the last week of August. We have a concert band of 56 members who have appeared at many programs throughout Michigan and Ohio. The marching band under the direction of Miss Joan Guss, Drum Major, was a feature of the half time activities for all the football games. The Board of Education purchases new band uniforms for the group and the Band Booster Club contributed with new majorette uniforms. Marcelle LaFallette, Jule Sweezy, Jean Lyons, Maureen Westgate and Dean Guss were selected on try out basis for majorettes. During May, the annual Band Bounce was held sponsored by the High School Band, also we sponsored the Jackson High School Symphony Orchestra and con- cert band in a delightful program. The beginners and junior band in our grade school have been a real asset to our senior band. An acappella choir of 64 voices was organized for the first time this year. The choir meet for five rehearsals per week. Out of this group the students themselves organized sextets, quartets and trios. These groups as well as the choir performed for high school assemblies and service clubs. The choir presented a two act operetta. An Old Kentucky Garden. The students making up the cast were as follows: Kim Speer, Joan Guss, Charles Stucky, Terry Speer, Wilma Korte, Shelia Sprague, Harold Robinson, Carol Hart, Delmer Marry, Tom Janick, Joan Freeman, Clinton Gibbs, Shirley Parker, 39 Kay Gosnell, Gloria Lyons, Mary Marowelli, Albert Wilson, and Harry Herd. Smith, M. Westgate, G. Guss, L. Cunningham, Second Row left to right: M. Marowelli, A. LaForrest, C. Haight, L. Hoover, L. Klocke, C. Jeline, C. J. Baker, B. 3rinkerhuff, S. Mingus, 3. Maloney, P. Scovill. Third Row left to right: D. Dillion, M. Terrill, C. Clark, C. Hart, J. ’3urt, S. Balser, A. oalser, R. Gunnel R. Mettert, 3. Cadoo, D. Terill, D. Brown, B. Martin, L. Westgate, 3. Bail, N. Street. Fourth Row left to right: J. Lyons, M. LaFallette, J. Berkshire, L. Fike, J. 3etz, D. Earls, d. Marry, D. Marry, S. Dilworth, J. Berger, R. Scovill, 3. Hutchings, 3. Maloney. 3ack Row left to right: P. Aldrich, L. Post, D. Purling, D. Terrill, k. kozello, N. Cool. Second Row left to right: D. Hammon, J. Kisner, R. Stubli, H. 3urdick, R. Carmean, T. Knowlan, R. bright, Mr. Ferris. Seated left to right: R. Seigfried, G. Schutte, J. 3axter, L. Marowel I i. No Picture: D. Wei senfelder, 3. Lovell, J. Hodge. Majorettes Front to back: M. Wostgate, M. LaFollette, D. Guss, J. Lyons, J. Sweezy, J. Guss. Honor Students First Row Left to Right: P. Mingus, B. Moloney, L. A. Minton, M. Gosnell. Second Row: J. Richmond, B. Smith, N. Bacon, D. Bloomer. Third Row: J. Harper, B. Malarney, D. Stiverson. 42 Student Council Standing left to right: M. Abraham J. Lyons, S. Goodrich, L. Day, J. Thurman, D. Hutchinson, A. Stucky, L. Jacobs, Mr. Ridgely. Seated left to right: 3. Smith, P. Mingus, B. Malarney, J. Harper, J. Richmond. Left to right: 3. Gutierrez, J. Schutte, J. Sweezey, D. McGill (Gueen), J. Post, L. Hackett, M. Smith, S. Baker. Cheerleaders Standing left to right: N. Richmond, D. McGill, J. Harper, M. LaFollette. Seated left to right: C. Fletcher, K. Gosnell, R, Osborn, J. Donaldson. Beverly Smith Beverly was chosen by the senior class and faculty. She was chosen upon her dependabiIity, friendliness, courteousness, being an all around student. 44 D.A.R. Snapshots ail3is % y 22 ]� 28 i ? 2 s ' 9 f 11 s?$M %- % tJ t t 3 £1 ( ; « ' : J t W 7 ' Hudson Hudson Hudson Hudson Hudson Hud son Hudson Hudson Hudson 52 1st row I to r. Jim Malarnoy, Tom Knowlan, Co-Captain Jerry Schrutt, Co-Captain Sill Malarney, George Malarney Charles Stucky. 2nd row. Joe Taylor, David Kerr, David Garland, Jack McGill, David Salamin, 3rd row. Elmer Marry, Don Detiker, Bill Ashbeck, Weldon Ames, Bill Moloney, Donald Seigfred, John Thurman, Russell Blurton, Steve Sweezey, Harold Myers. SCHEDULE 26 14 28 39 7 26 13 26 13 Jonesville T ecumseh P ittsford Summerfiel d Clinton Blissfield Addison Boysville Morenci 0 13 19 0 2 0 0 0 18 The year of 1953 was one of success on the gridiron, as the Hudson Tigers fought their way to an undisputed league champion- ship, and ended the season winning 7 of 8 games. The team rolled up 164 points while limiting the opposition to 52. Only three teams were able to cross Hudson's goal line. It was a hard challenging trail leading to the championship as nearly any team in the league was capable of beating anyother, and upsets were not uncommon. Significant among the season's games was the rough bruising 7-2 victory over a powerful Clinton eleven; the 26-0 smashing of a highly regarded Blissfield crew; and ask any lad who wore a Tiger jersey if he will ever forget the Morenci game. Although ending up on the short end of a 13-18 score, the Hudson team showed the more than 4,000 spectators why they deserved to be the champions, as only the winged legs of Marcus Cisco kept victory from the Tigers. Jerry Schrutt LCAA L eading Scorer Bill Malarney Most Valuable Player Harold Myers 2nd Team All-State T-FORMATION DEFENSIVE LINE V t M ? 11 r� 'f f- ♦ ♦ v ♦ f t f First Row — I. to r. Harold Grubbs, Bob Baxter, Albert Malarney, Ed. Gamble, Alvin Weber, Joe Burt, Bernard Yager. Second Row — Alton LaForest, Bob Donaldson, Jim Thomas, Jack Tomer, Arnold Stucky, Kim Speer, Gordon Fish, Duane Durling, Bob Townsend. Third Row —Manager Dale Frantz, Dean Terrill, Ted Milliman, Tom Janik, Terry Speer, Richard Hauter, Harley Weight, Sheldon Peltier, Coach Swift Noble. Hudson Hudson Hudson Hudson Hudson Hudson 13 0 18 33 33 32 Morenci Tecum seh Hillsdale Morenci Addison Blissfield The Hudson reserve foot- ball team, like the varsity, posted a highly successful season as they won 5 of 6 games. Their only loss came at the hands of a heavy Tecumseh eleven. This was the first year that games were scheduled for a reserve squad, and it gave boys who were young and inexperienced a chance to compete with other schools instead of being just ‘scrimmage meat for the varsity. Several of the boys on this team will be playing varsity ball next season, and should help the team con- siderably. 54 Junior Varsity First Row-I. tor. Steve Hutchinson, Norman Ames, Dale Schulte, Dave Earls, Bob Townsend, Jim Donaldson, Albert Malarney. Second Row —Manager Ed Walters, Gordon Fish, Ted Milliman, Tom Janilc, Neil Street, Phil Coman, Arnold Stucky, Jack Tomer, Coach Jack Finn. Missing is Dorman Hutchinson. Hudson 31 Jonesville 16 Hudson 39 Morenci 49 Hud son 44 Clinton 38 Hudson 48 Summerfiel d 36 Hud son 51 Blissfield 41 Hudson 40 Pittsford 38 Hud son 36 Addison 41 Hudson 30 T ecumseh 37 Hud son 46 Morenci 32 Hud son 45 Clinton 43 Hudson 55 Summerfiel d 32 Hud son 27 31i s sfield 43 Hudson 58 Pittsford 36 Hudson 45 Addison 39 Hudson 30 Tecumseh 48 One of the best reserve basketball squads in the county was the Hudson team, which von 10 games while los- ing only 5. The boys had height, rebounding ability, were good shots, and had plenty of scrap. The ex- perience gained during the past season plus practice should place several of these boys on the first team next season. Hudson 35 Jonesville 16 Hudson 28 Morenci 59 Hudson 43 Cl inton 50 Hud son 47 Summer fiel d 48 Hudson 44 81 issfield 45 Hudson 39 Pittsford 29 Hud son 69 Addison 59 Hudson 38 Tecumseh 47 Hudson 41 Morenci 57 Hudson 43 Cl inton 46 Hudson 49 Summerf iel d 53 Hudson 48 31 issfield 45 Hud son 52 P ittsford 42 Hudson 48 Addison 42 Hud son 40 Tecumseh 44 Hud son 32 Manchester 31 Hudson 31 Morenci 34 Class C tournament Hudson was represented on the basketball floor this year by a squad lacking in height advantage, but more than compensated for this in fight and the will to win. After posting a mediocre regular season, highlighted by two close games with league champions Clintion; and a 48-45 victory over a much taller Blissfield team, after being sixteen points behind at halftime. Hudson went into tournament play with a 6 won 9 lost record, with 6 of the defeats being by no more than 4 points. The first and semi-final game was a breath-taking sudden death overtime 32-31 triumph over Manchester, a Huron Valley League team. In the district final the Tiger cagers employed a tight zone defense and con- trolled the backboards during most of the game against Morenci, but the Bulldogs had a hot third quarter and coasted from there to a close finish 34-31 to eliminate Hudson from further competition. 57 Baseball First Row Left to Right: Dick Knapp Bill Malarney, Steve Sweezey, Jack McGill, Bill Ashbeck, Coach Swift Noble. Second Row: Jim Malarney, John Thurman, Bill Moloney, Norman Ames, Dave Garland. Third Row: Jack Tomer, Bob Baxter, Ted Milliman, Louis Huffman, Phil Coman. Fourth Row: Eddie Gamble, Joe Burt, Clem Fredricks. Missing is Jerry Schrutt. Track Team First Row Left to Right: Norman Ames, Russell Blurton, Bill Ashbeck, Weldon Ames, George Malarney, Tom Knowlan, Jim Malarney, Joe Taylor, Coach Jack Finn. 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