Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1964 volume:

Zable of Contents . ' Faculty....... Seniors ...... Underclassmen Sports........ Activities . . . . Advertising. . . 7 .11 .31 .51 .61 79 3 Principal Mf. Champion Mr. James Champion, the new principal of Hudson Area High School, received his Bachelor of Science Degree from Adrian College and his Masters Degree from Western Michigan Uni- versity. He has attended the University of Michigan and the University of California, and he is now working toward his Administrative Specialist Degree at Michigan State University. Mr. Champion has taught at Pittsford and was the coach of football, baseball, basketball, and track. Before coming to Hudson, he was head coach and assistant principal at Otsego. 4 Secretary Mrs. Donaldson Superintendent Mr. Douglas Ferman, our new superintendent, received his A.B. degree from Adrian College. He continued his education at Wayne State where he received his M.A. He taught at Caro, Michigan where he held the positions of teach- ing and coaching. Moving to Trona, California, Mr. Ferman taught school, was a coach, attend- ance officer, and a Student Council Advisor. In 1959, Mr. Ferman moved to Hudson, Michi- gan where he was first the elementary and later the high school principal. He advanced to the position of Superintendent in 1963. School Board Mr. Douglas J. Ferman Mr. Richard Berlin, President; Mr. Clair Swanson. Trustee: Mr. Dwayne Webster. Trustee; Mr. Edward Hackett, Treasurer: Mr. Douglas Ferman, Superintendent of schools; Mr. Walter Graves. Secretary; Mr. Roscoe DeLine, Trustee, and Mr. Richard Goodrich, Trustee. Mr. Kinney helping student making out a schedule. Mrs. Oyer and Doug Cunningham confer- ring. Quidam Counseling Mr. Chilcote in reading room. Mr. Kinney and Betsy Graves. Freshmen take aptitude tests supervised by counselors. I Mcij Cook Mo Over faculty Kates Migti With Students Lucile H. Beech, a new teacher in the Hudson Area Schools, received her B.A. degree from Bethany College in Western Virginia. She received her M.A. degree from the University of Michigan. Mrs. Beech formerly taught in Deerfield, Michigan, and teaches English in our school system. She is Future Teacher advisor and in addition to this teaches American Literature at night at Adrian College. Lucile H. Beech Ray J. Curran received his Bachelor of Science degree from Central Michigan University and is now working on his masters degree. Mr. Cur- ran is the J.V. football coach along with being advisor of the golf team. He teaches American Government Economics, Citizenship, and U.S. History. Mr. Ray J. Curran Marti Lee Burgett is a new addition to the Hud- son Area High School teaching staff. She is a graduate of Bowling Green State University in Ohio, where she received a Bachelor of Science degree. Miss Burgett teaches Girls Physical Education, Health, and Biology. Also she is G.A.A. and cheerleader advisor. Miss Marti Lee Burgett Edmund DeLine received his A.B. degree from Huntington College in Indiana. He has also attended Northern Illinois University, Dekalb University of Illinois, and Sacramento State College. He has received his masters degree from the University of Michigan. Mr. DeLine teaches Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science, and Biology I. In addition Mr. DeLine is head of the audiovisual department, Bible and Science Club advisor, and also Senior class advisor. Gordon Science He has cinnati, O. Chilcote received his Bachelor of degree from Ferris State College, also attended the University of Cin- Michigan State University, and Uni- Mr. Edmund DeLine versity of Michigan. At the present time he is working on his masters degree. Mr. Chil- cote teaches Algebra I n. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry, and is J.V. basketball coach. In addition to these he also is the sophomore class advisor. Mr. Gordon O. Chilcote Another new teacher. Miss Margaret DeMeritt, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Adrian College. Miss DeMeritt teaches typing and English n. She is also the active advisor of the Junior class. Miss Margaret DeMeritt Charles Cotter is a graduate of Abilene Christian College in Texas where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. Prior to coming to the Hud- son Area School System, Mr. Cotter was in the service. He teaches shop in the High School and Junior High. Mr. Charles Cotter Mrs. Frances B. Freeborn Ruth Alice Goodlock received a Bachelor of Science from Iowa State University. At the present she is working on her M.A. degree at Michigan State University. Mrs. Goodlock teaches Home Economics, and Home and Family Living. She is also Future Homemakers and Future Nurses advisor. Mrs. Ruth Alice Goodlock Mr. David Hinkle Frances B. Freeborn is a graduate of New York State University where she received her B.S. degree. At the present she is working on her masters degree. Mrs. Freeborn teaches Eng- lish and Speech. In addition she is advisor of the Forensic Team and is Chairman of the English Department. Mr. Jerry Godfrey Jerry Godfrey received his Bachelor of Science degree from Michigan State University. Mr. Godfrey teaches Agriculture I, H, in, and General Math. In addition he is Future Farmer Advisor. Joyce B. Kelley received her B.A. from Hillsdale College and is working on her M.A.L.S. degree at present. Mrs. Kelley teaches American Government Economics and is the School Librarian. Mrs. Joyce Kelley David Hinkle received his Bachelor of Science degree from Hillsdale College. He teaches Spanish I, Boys Physical Education, and U.S. History. Mr. Hinkle, in addition is Varsity Basketball coach. Mr. Phil Holtz, our Shop teacher, received his B.S. from Eastern Michigan University. This member of long standing of the Hudson teaching staff, teaches General Shop and Mechanical Drawing. Opal James received her Bachelor of Arts de- gree from Adrian College. Mrs. James teaches English I and is Senior and Junior Play advisor. 9 Mr. Fred Biskie received his B.S. degree from Western Michigan University. He teaches Typing I and II, General Business, and Book- keeping. Mr. Biskie is the advisor of the Stu- dent Council newspaper and Bible Club. Mr. Kinney received his Master of Arts Degree from Michigan State University after graduating from Western State University. He is the Athletic Director of the school, and he also coaches football and baseball. Mr. Kinney is the counselor for the freshmen and soph- omores. Mrs. Kopp received her Bachelor of Arts De- gree from Eastern Michigan University. Mrs. Kopp teaches all forms of art here and also in the Junior High School. Ray T. Kopp is a graduate of Eastern Michigan University where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. He received his M.A. degree from Michigan State University Business Educa- tion. Mr. Kopp teaches typing, shorthand and bookkeeping. Mrs. Oyer is in charge of the Language Depart- ment. She received her A.B. from Oberlin College. Mrs. Oyer teaches Latin and Spanish, as well as counseling the juniors and seniors. Dale J. Storrer is a graduate of Adrian College where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. Also he has attended Michigan State University and Taylor University in Indiana. Mr. Storrer teaches geometry and is assistant varsity football coach. Mr. Vance received his B.A. degree from Hillsdale College and is currently doing gradu- ate work at Michigan State. He is the musical director in four schools, which include the Senior High, the Junior High, the Lincoln Elementary, and the Clayton Elementary. Ruth Weisenfeider received her B.A. degree from the University of Michigan and has also attended Denison University in Ohio. Mrs. Weisenfeider teaches world history and geo- graphy and is Senior and Yearbook advisor. 10 11 Donald Smith National Honor Society 2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Class President 4 Class Treasurer 3 Senior Play Forensic 4 Student Council 3.4 F.T.A. 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4; Vice President 3 Youth for Christ 3.4 Varsity Club 4 Pep Band 1.2.3 Boy’s State Senior Government Day Officer L.C.A.A. Student Council 3.4 Interlochen 1.2 All-County Band 2 Yearbook 4 Intramurals 3 Larry Barrett National Honor Society 3.4 President 4 Football 1.2.3.4 Co-Captain 4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Captain 4 Class President 1.2 Vice President 4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Boy's State 4 Senior Government Day Officer Senior Class Officers Charles Veneros Football 1.2.3; Manager 1,2 Basketball Manager 1.2 Track Manager 1.2 Baseball Manager 1.2 Class Secretary 4 Student Aide 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3 Golf 3 Office Practice 1 Chorus 3.4 Science Club 2.4 Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 Chess Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Intramurals 2.3.4 Mary Ebbitt Class Treasurer 4 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Student Council 4 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Interlochen 2 Intramurals 2 12 Many Seniors Accepted By Colleges Judy Bailey Pep Club 2.3 Student Aide 4 Intramurals 1.2 Chorus 3.4 G.A.A. 2.3 Library Staff 3.4 Christopher Balser Pep Club 1 Track Manager 1 Gordon Baker Football 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3 F T A 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Youth for Christ 1.2.3.4 Treasurer 3. Science Club 4; Vice Presi dent 4 Varsity Club 3.4 Pep Band 1.2.3 Boy's State Scott Barkway Football 1.2.3.4: Co-Captain 4 Basketball 1.2 Track 1.2.3.4 Student Aide 4 Intramur?� ls 3.4 Steve Barkway Football 1.2.3.4: Co-Captain 4 Basketball 1.2.3.4 Class President 1.3 Class Vice President 2 Student Aide 4 Varsity Club 3.4 Boy s State Track 1.3 Cheryl Barrett Homecoming Queen 4 Queen s Court 2.3 Student Aide 4 Pep Club 2.3 G.A.A. 2.3 13 Charles Beal Football 3.4 Basketball 2 Science Club 1 Varsity Clb 4 F.F.A. 2 Charlotte Berlin Student Aide 3 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Cheerleader 3 G.A.A. 1.2 Senior Government Officer 4 Yearbook Staff 3 Jeanne Bice Pep Club 1 Cheerleader 4 Joanne Bice Chorus 2.3.4 Cheerleader 3.4 Brenda Bracey Student Aide 3.4 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play G.A.A. 1.2 Intramurals 1.2 Joann Brogan F. N.A. 1.2: Secretary 2 G. A.A. 1.2 Library Staff 4 14 Diane Brogan Office Practice 4 Pep Club 1.2 Judy Camp Pep Club 2 Science Club 2.3.4 Vice President 4 G.A.A. 2.3.4 F.T.A. 4 Band 2.3.4; Treasurer 4 Chorus 4 Pep Band 2.3 Judy Dailey Girl's Basketball 2.3 Pep Club 1.2 Office Practice 3.4 Band 2 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4; Treasurer 3.4 Intramurals 2 Connie Collins Cheerleader 1.2.3 Queen's Court I Student Aide 3.4 Pep Club 1.2 G.A.A. 1.2 Intramurals 1,2 Lynette DeLine Student Aide 3.4 Pep Club 3 Senior Play G.A.A. 4 Mary Deter National Honor Society 2.3.4 Girl s Basketball 1.2.3 F.N.A. 2.3.4: President Treasurer 2.3 4: 15 Seniors graduate May 3.1st Wayne Deter Football 1.2.3.4 F F A 1.2.3.4 Varsity Club 3.4 Rick Dilyard Football 1.2.34 Track 1.2 Student Aide 4 Varsity Club 2.3.4 Intramurals 3.4 Claudia Dobbins National Honor Society 3.4 Student Aide 4 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Student Council 4 F T. A. 3.4 Science Club 3: Vice President 3 G.A.A. 1,2.3 Yearbook 3.4; Editor 4 Senior Government Day Officer 4 Exchange Student 3 Intramurals 2 Sharon Double Pep Club 1.2 Cheerleader 1.2 Office Practice 3.4 Student Council 2 G.A.A. 1 Yearbook 4 Vice President 1.3 James Driskill Football 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 2 Senior Play Golf I Science Club 3 Varsity Club 3.4 Boy s State Kathleen Fish National Honor Society 2.3.4. Treasurer 4 Queen's Court 4 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Office Practice 4 Student Council 3.4. Vice Pres- ident 4 Science Club 3.4 G.A.A. 1.2.3 16 Seniors Spend One Day in Detroit Jon Foltz Student Aide 4 Senior Play Intramurals Boy’s State Lynne Freeborn Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Forensic 4 Student Council 4 F T.A. 4; Vice President 4 Band 1.2,3,4; Treasurer 2.3 Science Club 2,3,4 G.A.A. 1.2.3,4; Vice President 3 Pep Band 1.4 Interlocken 2 La Anna Frese Student Aide 4 P T.S.A 2 F H A. 4 Library Staff 3 Cbervl Hagemyer F.N.A. 1.2: Treasurer 1 President 2 Chorus 1.2.3.4 Youth for Christ 1.2.3.4 Library Staff 3 Lizbeth Graves Student Aide 3 Pep Club 1.2 P.T.S.A. 3 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Secretary 3.4 Library Staff 3 Steve Gee tin ? Janet Hafner Student Aide 3 Pep Club |.2 G.A.A 1.2.3 Library Staff 4 Intramurals 1.2 John Hartley Football 1.2 Basketball 1.2.3 Library Staff 4 17 Alvin Hcbb Philip Hartley Football 1.2 Basketball 1.2 Track 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3 Senior Play Intramurals 3.4 Varsity Club 3.4 Joann Hanlin Student Aide 4 Pep Club 2.3 Chorus 1 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Intramurals 1.2 Denver Hedge Student Aide 3 Pep Club.2 Office Practice 4 Student Council 2.3.4 F T A 2.3.4 Science Club 4 Boy's State John Hephner Basketball 1 Youth for Christ 2.3.4 F.F.A. 2.3.4 Vivian Holmes Student Aide 4 Pep Club 1.2.3 F T.A. 3 Band 1.2.3.4 Youth for Christ 3 Science Club 4 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Pep Band 2.3 Majorette 2.3 Drum Major 4 Girl’s Basketball 2.3 Lab Assistant 4 Lucinda Hill Pep Club 2.3 Cheerleader 2 Office Practice Chorus 2 Jack Houser Baseball 3.4 Student Aide 4 Student Council 4 F.T.A. 2.3.4; Vice President 3 Youth for Christ 1.2.3.4; Sec- retary 1 Science Club 4. Secretary 4 Varsity Club 4 Boy's State 3 18 John Inhulsen Track 1 Pep Club 4 Varsity Club 3 Patricia Jackson Girl's Basketball 1 Class Treasurer 1 Student Aide 4 Pep Club 2.3 Cheerleader 3.4 Student Council 4 G.A A .2 Sandra Johnston Pep Club 1.2 Chorus 1.2 Sally Julian National Honor Society 2.3.4 Student Aide 4 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play P T.S.A 3 Student Council 3.4 Secretary 4 F T.A. 2.3,4 Science Club 3. Treasurer 3 G.A. A. 1,2,3 Girl's State D.A R 4 Marsha Kaiser Girl's Basketball 1.2.3; Captain 1 Pep Club 1.2 Office Practice 4 Band 1.2 G A A 2.3.4; Vice Presid Frank Kerr 19 Jim Kline Football 3 Track 2.3 Connie Kunkle National Honor Society 2.3.4 Girl's Basketball 2.3 Class Secretary 3 Student Aide 2.4 Pep Club 2 Senior Play Science Club 2.3,4 G.A.A. 2.3,4; President 4 Student Council 4; Secretary 4 F.T.A. 3 Yearbook 4 Carolyn Lawrence Student Aide 3 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Office Practice 4 P.T.S.A. 1.2 Student Council 1.2.3.4. Vice President 3. President 4 G.A.A. 1.2 I.C.A.A. Student Council 3.4 Leadership Workshop 4 Mary Lovas Chorus 3.4 Library Staff 3.4 Janice Mackey Student Aide 3 Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 Student Council 4 G.A.A. 1.2 Intramurals 1.2 Michael Marry Football 1.3 Track 1.2 Student Aide 4 Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 F.F.A 1.2.3.4 Intramurals 4 Carol Marry Student Aide 3.4 Pep Club 1.2.3 G.A.A. 1.2 Intramurals 1.2 20 James McGill Student Aide 4 Charles McNett Football 1 Basketball 2.3 F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 David Merillat F F A. 2.4 t June Merillatt Chorus 4 Youth for Christ 1.2.3.4 Susan Merillat Office Practice 4 Band 1.2.3.4 Youth for Christ 1.2.3.4; Sec retary 1 Pep Band 1.2.3 Gary Merillat Band 1.2.3.4 Youth for Christ 1.2.3.4. Pres- ident 2.3; Vice President 4 Library Staff 2.3.4 Pep Band 1.3 21 Seniors Srect School Sign Thomas Miller Football 1 Track 1 Band 1.2.3.4; President 4 Pep Band 2.3 Gerald Moore Diane Musson National Honor Society 2.3.4 Student Aide 4 Pep Club 2 Senior Play Forensic 4 Student Council 3.4 F T. A. 3.4 Science Club 3: Secretary 4 G.A.A. 1.2.3 Yearbook 4 Intramurals 2 Barbara Nine Pep Club 1,2.3 Senior Play Intramurals 1.2 Chorus 2 G.A.A. 1.2.3.4 Richard Onweller Football 1.2.3.4 Class Vice President 2 Student Aide 4 Intramurals 3.4 Boy's State 3 Varsity Club 3.4: President 4 Carl Poling Football 1 Basketball 2 Track 1 F F A. 1.2.3.4: President Vice President 4 3: Susan Rogers Pep Club 2.3 Office Practice 3.4 G.A.A 2.3.4 Intramurals 2.3 Claude Rowley Football 4 Basketball 1 Track 4 Baseball 2.3 Intramurals 4 Varsitv Club 4 F.F.A 1.2 22 Judy Rozelle Girl s Basketball 1 Co-Captain 1 Student Aide 3.4 Pep Club 1.2 Cheerleader 1.2.3.4 G.A A. 1 Library Staff 3 Queen's Court 2.3.4 % Maria Salinas G.A.A 4 F.H.A 1 Pep Club 3 Intramurals 2 Student Aide 4 Dan Stucky Football 1.2.3 Basketball 1.2 Track 2 Class Treasurer 2 Senior Play- Science Club 2 Varsity Club 2.3 Chess Club 1 Intramurals 3.4 Steve Swanders Library Aide 4 Senior Play Leslie Waldfogel Golf 1.2.3.4 Band 1.2 Youth for Christ 2.3.4; Vice President 3 Science Club 4 Kathy Webber Chorus 2 Pep Club 1.2 Student Aide 3.4 Norman Willitts Football 1 Basketball 1 F F A 1.2.3.4; Vice President Treasurer Diane Wilmouth Carol Winzler Girl’s Basketball 1.2 F.H.A. 1 Sharon Zimmerman Student Aide I Pep Club 2 Library Staff 2 Kay Zinsmeister Pep Club 1.2 Senior Play Student Council 1.3.4 G A A. 2.3 Special Awards D.A.R. Good Citizen Award Don Smith Jorge Armstrong Student Council 4 Exchange Student 4 Track 4 Pamela Grill Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4 G.A A. 1.2 Student Council 1. 2 Secretary 2 Class Secretary 1 Queen's court 1 National Honor Society 3. 4 Vice President 4 Newspaper 4 Y--Teens 3 Social Affairs 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Forensics 4 F T.A. 3 Margie Jeffrey Yearbook 3 F. N.A. 1 Pep Club 2 G. A A I. 2 National Honor Society 3 Carlos Moppett Student Council 4 Exchange Student 4 26 Four years ago, as freshmen, We stood before a hall All dark and yet unconquered, But within, we heard a call. A call that told of freedom, A call that spoke of life, A call that lured us onward Through happiness and strife. It said we must be patient. It held our future there. Our future — for the asking — We only had to care. We were afraid to enter, Yet anxious to begin. Our minds knew not the answer To our destiny within. Some, bravely battled onward And Conquered every turn. While others drifted far away, Afraid to live and learn. For those of us who entered, We found, before too long, That shadows there began to fade As we conquered right and wrong. And now that we have reached the end, It’s time to turn around And review the past with pleasure, For that which we have found. The hall for us is lighted. We know that we have won. But as for knowing life itself We have ony just begun. Papa's in heaven. Don Smith. John Inhulsen. 2nd Row: Diane Line. Claudia Dobbins. Dan Stucky. Janice Mackey. Mary Ebbitt. Kathy Fish. Charlotte Berlin. Mrs. James. Kunkle. 1st Row: Sally Julian. Lynette De- I’m Mrs. Trimmer. Mrs. Lula Trimmer. I could have had you if 1 had wanted you. Senior Play Cast 24-17-8-hike! 28 An old mouseketeer? My how you’ve changed! Smiley Ain’t she sweet? 29 Zop Zen 30 • Hey Cook Me Over 31 ‘Junior Officers Paula Treadwell. Treasurer: Roger Henning. President. Mr. Godfrey: Carolyn Kinsey. Vice President; and Pat Jones. Secretary. 32 Adams. Carol Aldrich. Mary Alvcrson. Eddie Atkin. Larry Baker. Alan Barkway. Patty Barrett. Martha Bender. Sandra Berry. Susie Berry. Gwen Bishop, Barry Bloomer. Therese Borck. Tom Borton. Darlene Bowers. Ben Brogan. Barbara Brogan. Dawn Campbell. Gene Camron. Lyle Carr. Carol Childers. Robert Cosgrove. Gary Crandall. Corlis Daugherty. Barbara Davis. William Day. Joyce n 33 Day. Loretta Day. Nancy DeVore. Dallas Dilyard. Vena Distler. Jim Dowling. Gary Duncan. Shirley Dunn. Peggy Ehlert. Ronald Evenson. David Flowers. Annabell Franton. Patricia Friedrich. Mary Ann Galbreath. Audrey '■Junior ’$ forst formal Dance a Success Gardiner. David Geeting. Pat Gibbs. Chuck Goodrich. Phil Grafe. Linda Grant. Jim Gutierrez. Macario Hagemyer. Michael Hagreen. Sindy Harrnnn. Paul 34 {Juniors Have School Spirit Hill. Chester Holder. Corwin Holmes. Robert Hutchison. Lyle Iffland. Joyce Isenhower. Steve Hanna. Carole Hartman. Pam Hassenzahl. Larry Hendrickson. Anne Henning. Roger Hicks. Terry Jackson, David Jeffrey, Robert Johnston. Linda Jones. Patricia Kimllng. Vicky Kingsley. Jerry Kingsley. Tony Kinsey. Carolyn Kope. Charles Kubik. Ronald Kunkle. Linda LaFollette, Judy 35 Mayer. Glendora Miller. Gordon Moore. Jeffrey Mort. Lala Moyer. Barbara Murphy. Rex Nuoffer. Eugene O'Connor. Pal Osborn. Dana Penfold. Elwood Petkus. Patricia Pickford. Bonnie Pifer. Carol Poe. David Luft. Pal Madell. James Malarney. Sieve Marsh. Janet Reams. Terry Redman. Julie Rickner. Sharon Rlnck. Phil 36 Rogers. David Rowe. Shirley Salinas. Joe Schroeder. Michael Schulte. Glenn Serafin. Joe Sherman. Pam Speaker, Diana Steele. Joan Taylor. Jim Toole. Jim Topps. Sue Townsend, Jill Treadwell. Paula Walton. Nancy Ward. Shirley Wellhauser. Lester Whittaker. Robert Wilmoth. James Winn. John Wirick. Jack Wollet Lynne Wright. David Yager. Michael I Not Pictured: I Baker. John I Huccannen. Barry I Brown. Charles I Curtis. Shirley I Marry. Bill I Millian. Shari I Owen. Francis | Roan. Sue Shewman. Harold 37 Lynn Townsend, Diana Driskill, Barbara Redding, Alan Eady, Mr, Chilcote. Sophomore Officers 38 Abbott. Debbie Adams. James Aldrich. Jerry Aldrich. Kay Atkin. Charles Bailey. James Ball. Ronald Barkway. Marilyn Barrett. Linoa Barrett. Theresa Bastian. Barbara Sophomores Work Jndustriously for Junior - Senior Banquet Beach. Hazel Bender. Sharon Berglund. Beverly Borton. Michael Brennan. Michael Brighton. Barbara Brown. Linda Camp. Jennifer Carr. Cheryl Cheney. Howard Chenev. Sherryl Clark. Douglas Coleman. Claudia 39 4 Receive Court. Judith Cutchall. Eugene Daugherty. Steve Davis. George DeLine. Ruth DeVore. Lana DLamater. Joyce Double. Paul Double. William Downing. Michael Driskill. Diana Duff James Sophomores Dulworth. David Duncan. Linda Eady. Allen Ebbitt. Katherine Engle. Susan Exe. Joe Ferris. Sharon Kike. Dan Findlay. David Frantz. Dean Frederick. Carol Friedrich. Marie Geeting. Janice Gibbs. Ronnie Gibbs. Susan Halsey. Steven Hanlin. Sandra Hanna. Larry Hardy. Michaeie Sophomores Magazine Drive Harsh. Sharon Hartley. Brenda Hartley. Mary Hassenzahl. Edward Hathaway. Roger Hebb. Donna Hinesman. Charlotte Hoffman. Lana Holmes. Charlene Hutchison. Wes Inhulsen. William Ireland. Sandra Johnston. Cheryl Joughin. Rosemary Kidd. Robert 41 Lee. Jimmy Lee. Linda Lickley. Margery Malarney. Robert Marry. Melvin Marry. Rita Miller. Barbara Milliman. Marcia Mitchell. Joseph Newlove. Ronald O’Connor. Linda Onweller. Susan Peltier. Charles Post. Theresa Powell. Carma Kimling. Ricky Kingsley. Sharon LaFollctte. Jack W1 Light. Princene Lillywhite. Kay Mackey. Carla Mason. Patricia Merillat. Robert Michael. Suzanne Mitchell, Michael Murphy. Treva Murphy. Vernon Overton. Elzora Peacock. Pat Pear. Charles 42 Raymond. Diane Redding. Barbara Rendel. Robert Rinck. Richard Rinehart. Paula Roberts. Valerie Roney. Patrick Rowe. Dean Rozelle, Sally Russell, Doris Salinas. Aaron Schutte. Terry Sophomore's largest Class Jn Hudson’s History Swander. Debbie Taylor. Gary Townsend. Lynne VanAuken, Kathy Weaver. Betty Whittaker. Sue Yager. Becky Yeutler. Steve Young. Jack 43 3res limen Cook to future Baglcy. John Beal. William Belcher. Margaret Belman. Donald Bender. Shelia Berlin. David Betz. Beth Bloomer. Angela Bracey. Jack Brighton. Sharon Brown. Diana Brown. Vickie Butts. Brad Campbell. Francene Camron. Sharon Clouse. Adrienne Clouse. Larry Coleman. Beth 44 Day. Larry Day. Mike Deter. Charles Donaldson. John Double. Dave Duff. Brenda Durling. Ruth Ebbitt. Sue Evenson. Linda Exe. Michael Fish. Alan Foster. Anthony Fox, Arnold Fox. Stephen 45 Hagemyer. Kathryn Harris. Dale Harsh. Sandra Hendrickson. Cel Houser. Dean Housman. Lois 46 dreslmicn Boost Club Activities Kelley. Phyllis Klinger. Stephen Komarynski. Luanne Kope. Steve Lawrence. Phil Mallory. Linda Marry. Marilynn Mayer. Robert McCullough. Carl McFaul. Janice McNett. Roger Meredith. Nadine Meredith. Phil Miller. Gary Million. Marilyn Monahan , Colleen Mort. Alice Murphy. Phyllis Meyer. John 47 dreslmten Swell School Registration -Nichelson. Judy Nine. Roger Osburn. Lynn Overton. L. D. Patterson. Linda Phillips. Linda Pickford. Stanley Poe. Kenneth Prater. Ernie Randolph. Nancy Reece. Beverly Reuter. Martha Reuter. Shawn Rozelle. Evelyn Sanborn. Richard Schutte. Carolyn Showman. Francis Shibler. Ronald Smith. Canny Steele. John Sterling. Charlotte Stuttz. Brad Stuttz. Peggy Swartz. Ken Topps. Turczin. John Vanderpool Victor Veneros. James Waldfogel. Janice Weber. Cathy Webster. Stephen Whitesell. Alan Zinsmeister. Connie 48 Maj Cook Me Over % 49 Hey Cook Over Hey CookJ[ e Varsity 3rd Row: Alan Baker. Gene Campbell, Roger Henning, Jim Toole, Joe Serafin, Tom Borck, Phil Rinck. Jim Taylor, David Evenson. Jim Bailey 2nd Row: Mr. Storrer. Phil Lawrence. Terry Hicks. Chet Hill. Jack Wirick. Berry Becannen, Gene Nuoffer. Chuck Peltier, Lyle Hutchinson. Elwood Penfold. Mr. Kinney. 1st Row: Chuck Beal. Wayne Deter, Steve Bark- way. Dick Onweller. Larry Barrett. Scott Barkway. Jim Dris- kill, Gordon Baker. Claude Rowley, Rick Dilyard. Prophetically, the 1963 Hudson football season began on a Friday the thirteenth. The year proved to be one in which nothing went right for the Tigers. Injuries to key players hindered the Tigers throughout the season. Co-captains Scott Barkway and Larry Barrett were both hobbled by knee injuries. Inexperience also was detrimental to die squad: nineteen varsity football players graduated last year, and coach- es Rip Kinney and Dale Storrer had only ten seniors returning on this year’s team. The result of these factors was a disappointing sea- son for Tiger fans. The forward pass was the Tiger’s most potent offensive weapon. Quarterback Steve Barkway completed 53 out of 122 passes for 650 yards. End Chuck Brown caught 35 of these aerials for 515 yards. Roger Henning and Rick Dilyard, who rushed for 362 yards and 348 yards respectively, paced the Tiger ground attack. The best Hudson game of the season was played against a powerful Jackson St. Mary’s squad. A fired-up Hudson team matched Jack- son’s efforts throughout the game, only to lose a 20-13 decision on a Jackson touchdown in the closing minutes of the game. Roger Henning was selected by his teammates as the most valuable player of the 1963 season. Steve Malarney was the top defensive player with 71 tackles. Chuck Brown and Steve Ma- larney were named to the L.C.A.A. offensive team, and Scott Barkway was named to the L.C.A.A. defensive team. Phil Lawrence be- came the first freshman in ten years to win a varsity letter. Hudson 0 Blissfield 28 Hudson 6 Pittsford 13 Hudson 0 Clinton 7 Hudson 26 Erie Mason 0 Hudson 13 Jackson St. Mary’s 20 Hudson 6 Addison 26 Hudson 6 Onsted 18 Hudson 12 Hillsdale 55 Hudson 0 Morenci 26 Varsity Jn Action 53 junior Varsity if act ball Row 1: Mr. Zimmerman, David Wright. Bill Elliott. Vernon Murphy, Bob Malarney. Jerry Aldrich, Larry Clouse, Bob Mayer. Perry Stuttz. Bill Inhulsen, Jim Smith. Bruce Lewis, Larry Hanna Row 2: Joe Friedrich, Bill Beal. Roger McNett, Brad Stuttz. Steve Webster, Stan Hathway, Ken Poe, Jim “The main strength of this year’s J.V.’s lay in the fact that there were no stars, but rather a group of boys who like competition.’’ This statement by backfield coach Jack Zimmer- man sufficiently explains the reason for the success of the 1963 Junior Varsity football team. This opinion was seconded by line coach Ray Curran: “The boys did a tremendous job; it was a fine team effort.’’ An incomparable defense combined with an explosive offense to produce a 7-0 season re- cord for the little Tigers. The defensive team performed almost unbelievably as it held all opponents scoreless and prevented any team from penetrating within the Hudson twenty yard line. Hudson opponents averaged only 96 yards rushing per game. The defense was spear- headed by Bill Inhulsen and Joe Exe, the de- Jacques. John Turczin. Dale Harris. Charles Deter, Dave Double, Aaron Salinas. Mr. Curran. Row 3: Mike Brennan. Rick Kimling, Terry Reams, Bill Ellis, Phil Meredith, Char- les Pear. Steve Daugherty. Jack Redder. Larry Day. Richard Rinck, John Steele. Alan Fish, Ron Newlove. fensive captain. Although often outweighted by its opposition, the defensive unit relied upon quickness and desire to effectively stymie all adversaries. Although overshadowed by a superlative de- fense, the J.V, offense performed creditably. The team scored a total of 144 points for an average of 20.5 points per game. Halfback Perry Stutz was the team’s leading ground gainer and leading scorer. Quarterback Bob Mayer, fullback Larry Clouse, and halfback Larry Hanna, offensive captain, rounded out the starting backfield. The future looks bright indeed for Hudson football fans. The spirit and competitiveness shown by the 1963 Junior Varsity football squad seem to indicate that these young ball players are willing and able to play an exciting brand of football. 54 Varsity Cheerleaders 1st Row: Janice Mackey. 2nd Row: Joanne Bice. Jeanne Bice 3rd Row: Pat Jackson. Judy Rozelle. Missing: Judy LaFollette Varsity Basketball Row 1: Bruce Lewis, Jim Taylor. Steve Barkway. Larry Barrett. Don Smith. David Evenson. Joe Serafim Row 2: Mr. Hinkle. George Davis, Allen Eady. Jim Distler, Chuck guards Brown. From the fans’ point of view, the 1963-64 season was a dismal one. However, for the team members, the season was far from being a wasted one. This year was a rebuilding year, evidenced by the fact that three sophomores — George Davis, Bruce Lewis, and 6’8” A1 Eady — won varsity letters. There was no definite starting five throughout the season; competition was keen and almost every team member started at least one game. There was an excellent spirit of cooperation on this year’s team, and the season’s successes were definitely achieved through team effort. The only returning starter from last year’s team was 6’4” center Larry Barrett. Barrett, the team captain, had quite a year: he led the team in scoring 258 and in rebounding 309. His rugged work on the boards won him the admiration and respect of opponents and team- mates. Following Barrett in scoring was junior guard Chuck Brown, who totaled 211 points for the season. Junior Jim Distler and senior Don Smith both passed the century mark in scoring. Distler was also second in the rebounding de- partment. Senior forward Steve Barkway and junior Dave Evenson, Jim Taylor, and Joe Serafin rounded out the squad and were valuable assets to the team. Both Barrett and Brown received post-season honors. Barrett was named to the firstL.C.A.A. team and to the second Lenawee All-County team. Brown was named to a second team L.C.A.A. berth and received honorable mention in the county voting. The 1963-64 Tigers played many exciting games. In only two games were they decisively beaten. In all of the other games, they fell just a few points short of victory. Two games stood out as season highlights. In February, a fired-up Hudson squad almost up- set the league champion Addison Panthers. On March 4, in their only tournament game, the Tigers put on their finest exhibition of the season. With Captain Barrett sweeping the boards, the battling Hudson Tigers led a power- ful Chelsea team throughout the game only to see their victory snatched away in the last twenty-five seconds. The tournament game with Chelsea was high- lighted by the fine performances of the junior and sophomore players. It seemed to prove that the inexperienced team which had started the season had matured into a team which must be reckoned with next year. 56 57 $uuior Varsity Basketball Row 1: Mr. Chilcote, Mike Brennan, Mike Borton, Ron Hanna, Jim Smith, Allen Eady, Steve Daugherty, ChuokPeltier, Ball, Perry Stutz, Mike Mitchell. Row 2: Jim Bailey. Larry David Dulworth. The 1963-64 Junior Varsity Basketball Team compiled a creditable six wins and five losses season record. “Erratic” is perhaps the best word to use to describe Coach Gordon Chil- cote’s squad. At times, the J.V. Tigers showed flashes of brilliance and played in a snappy, well-organized manner; at other times, they played well below their capabilities. They im- proved tremendously as the season progressed and were developing into a fine team as the season neared its end. The campaign was hurt, however, when A1 Eady was called up to the Varsity for the last few games of the season. Eady had been the Junior Varsity’s leading re- bounder, and his vacated position was never really filled. Although it is difficult to evaluate the 1963- 64 season from a team standpoint, it is not at all difficult to appraise some individual per- formances. Guard Ron Ball was the most impressive ball-handler and playmaker, and guard Perry Stutz was the team’s outstanding defensive player and top hustler. Center A1 Eady was a strong rebounder on both the J.V. and Varsity squads. Forward Larry Hanna improved markedly as the season progressed and ended the season as the strongest J.V. rebounder. Forward Chuck Peltier was a steady performer throughout the year. Steve Daughtery, Jim Smith, and Jim Bailey were ready to come from the bench and give the team a lift. All of the 1963-64 Junior Varsity basketball players were sophomores. They should all prove to be important members of next season’s varsity. 58 Jrcshmen Basketball On the statistics sheet for the 1963-64 fresh- man basketball season, freshman coach Ray Curran wrote this comment: “Tough man for man defense won these games for our team.” The players’ defensive efforts attested to the fact that they spent many hours throughout the season working on the finer points of this phase of the game. The Hudson freshmen held opponents to an average of only 33.5 points a game while compiling a record of 10 wins and 3 losses. This year’s squad had plenty of offensive punch, too. The freshmen Tigers averaged 48.3 points a game and made 37% of all shots from the floor. Forward Jack Veneros led all scorers with a total of 168 points for the season, an average of 13 points per game. Following Veneros in this department, Ken Poe had a season total of 123 points and John Donaldson added 116 tallies. Rebounding, also stressed in practice by Joach Curran, was another strong point of this year s squad. Center Jim Jacques grabbed 174 of the 582 rebounds recovered from the backboards during the season, and forward Ken Poe hauled in 168. Dale Harris was considered by his coach to be the team’s finest defensive player. John Donaldson was the floor leader and playmaker. Alan Whitesell and Phil Lawrence did a credit- able job as sixth and seventh men on the team. The season record could easily have been an unblemished 13-0. The two regular season losses were handed the Hudson five by Hills- dale, and the last game between these two rivals was decided by only one basket (50-48). The Hudson freshmen’s other loss was received in the Clinton Freshman Basketball Tournament. Onsted defeated Hudson in overtime. By de- feating Clinton and Dexter, Hudson still took third place in this post-season event. These young ballplayers can be extremely proud of the record they compiled. Inconsistency is usually the mark of a young ball club, but consistency was one of the keys to the fresh- men’s performances in the 1963-64 season. By their showing, the freshmen have given an indication of things to come in the years ahead. Row 1: Jack Bracey. Bill Elliott. John Donaldson. Mike Exe, Allen Whitesell. Row 2: Mr. Curran. Dale Harris, Ken Poe. Jim Jacques. Phil Lawrence. Jack Veneros. Reserve Cheerleaders 3rd Row: Sally Rozelle. Linda Barrett. 1st Row: Sandy Ireland. Debbie Abbott. 2nd Row: Peggy Stuttz. Lynne Townsend. 60 % 61 y - Mop “Mounts Remember 62 Behind the Scenes Jack Philips and his band from Ohio provided music for the dance 63 Homecoming Jon Foltz was the escort of the Queen. 1st Row: Evelyn Rozelle. Sally Rozelle, Judy La- 2nd Row: Jack Veneros. Larry Hanna, Bob Whittaker. Follette. Judy Rozelle. Cheri Barrett. Kathy Fish. Peter Dentler. Jon Foltz. Norm Willitts. Steve Swan- Joyce Day. Lynn Townsend, and Marilyn Million. der. Mac Gutierrez, and John Steele. Band Row 1: Christine Emens, Beverly Bergland. Marilyn Million, Adrienne Clouse. Marcia Milliman. Madeline Nichols, Susan Beth Coleman. Linda Evenson, Cheryl Johnson. Pat Peacock, Merillat. Wes Hutchison, Larry Hanna, Gordon Baker, Larry Pam Hartman. Row 2: Don Smith. Joyce Iff land. Carole Clouse, David Berlin. Row 4: Mr. Vance, Jennifer Camp. Hanna. Carol Pifer. Barbara Daugherty. Peggy Stuttz. Sharon Brad Butts. Doug Clark. Roger Nine. Ken Poe. Tom Miller. Brighton, Kay Lillywhite. Sue Michael. Lynne Freeborn. David Evenson. Beth Betz, Jack Bracey. Barb Redding. Larry Atkin. Stan Hathaway, Vivian Holmes, Carla Mackey. Chuck Peltier. Terry Schutte, Greg Graves, Anthony Foster. Row 3: Carol Frederick. Barbara Moyer. Nancy Randolph. Missing: Gary Teske. Gary Merillat, Ron Gibbs. Doug Phyllis Kelly, Janice Julian. Rogert Hathaway. Jane Julian, Cunningham There are about sixty students participating in the Hudson High School Band.. The organi- zation is under the leadership of Mr. Norman Vance, who is new in our school system this year. In the Solo and Ensemble Festival at Addison, band members took seven first divisions and six seconds. The band traveled to Jonesville Band Clinic and entered in the State Competition this year. Four new instruments — a baritone saxo- phone, a bass clarinet, an alto clarinet, and a French horn — were added to the band this year. The band shows great potential, and by next year it will be one of the best in the county. Majorettes Carole Hanna. Barbara Daughtery, Kay Lilly- white. and Vivian Holmes Cheerleading Mascot -- Betty Jackson 65 South American Visitors Jorge Armstrong, one of the two exchange students from Uruguay, entered our school at the end of the first semester. Jorge, who is sixteen, is staying with the Arthur Freeborns of 424 Oak Street. He is sponsored by Youth for Understanding. A fourth year student in high school, Jorge would have graduated this year from his school in Montevideo. After the Urguayan completes his high school years, he plans to attend the university in Montevideo. His parents are both dentists and he also intends to become one. When Jorge was asked what he liked about our school and its students, he replied, “The people are very helpful and friendly, the class- es are quite informal, and the students are not as formally dressed as those in Uruguay. Jorge says he likes the United States of America very well and wants to return. Carl Moppett, who is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Balser of 507 Grove Street, is one of two exchange students from Uruguay. Carl arrived here at Christmas time; therefore, he will spend approximately six months in Hudson. Mr. Moppett, who is eighteen years old, likes Hudson very much and thinks the people are very friendly. Asked how he liked school, Carl replied, “The schoolwork is about the same, but in Urugury there is no homework.! Carl also enjoys the basketball games, especially the cheerleaders. When Carl returns to Ur- uguay he will continue his education to become a lawyer. The students and faculty certainly enjoyed having Carl be a part of Hudson High School Carl Moppett this year. Claudia Dobbins and Peter Dentler MlldsOH Hosts Joreign Exchange A new boy on campus this year is Peter Dentler, our exchange student from Germany. He comes to us from a small town near Lue- beck, where his father is an insurance ex- ecutive. Young Mr. Dentler is staying with Mr. and Mrs. Orron H. Pebbles, who own a farm near Rollin. He enjoys his family and says that he is treated just like a son. This is his first experience on a farm. He says, “At first I was scared by the cows and now they are scared by me.” Peter likes our school very much and says he particularly likes the informal relationship between students and teachers. He also en- joys the pep meetings, which are unknown in German schools. When our exchange student returns to Ger- many, he will complete one-and-a-half years of high school after which he will probably have three years of military service. Studying at the university will follow. Peter says that he would like to attend an American college, majoring in languages. At this time Peter states that he would like to be a journalist but also declares that this is subject to change. Peter is an excellent student whom we all enjoy. Student The summer of 1963 found Hudson’s first student abroad. Claudia Dobbins spent two months in Dortmund, Germany. Hudson Area High School which sponsored Claudia’s trip was very pleased to be represented in the ex- change program. Claudia, who stayed with the Oskar Kleine- Kolkers, learned to speak the German language by the end of the summer. She also learned the German customs, which she enjoyed very much. When Claudia was asked about her summer, she replied, “It was a wonderful experience that I would be glad to repeat next summer. She continued, “Because I can not go back next summer, I urge everyone who is eligible to participate in the program. I feel that anyone could benefit from such a trip.” 67 Student Council 1st Row: Carolyn Lawrence. Kathy Fish. Sally Julian. Connie Sally Rozelle. Beth Coleman. Jim Driskill. Peter Dentler. Kunkle. Mr. Champion. 2nd Row: Katie Ebbitt. Rosemary Larry Atkins. Don Smith. Denver Hedge. Rick Dilyard. Junior Joughin, Pat Jackson. Mary Ebbitt. Vicky Kimbling. Lynne Gutierrez. Jack Houser. Sue Onweller. Cheryl Johnson. Claudia Freeborn. Janice Mackey. Kay Zinsmeister. EVelyn Rozelle. Dobbins. Joe Salinas. Mike Borton. Marilyn Million. 3rd Row: Diane Musson. Tom Borck. The Hudson High School Student Council, under the leadership of President Carolyn Lawrence, was composed this year of thirty- two members, representing the respective classes and clubs. The Council was again responsible this year for selling candy at noon, scheduling activities, directing Home- coming activities, and promoting the general welfare of the student body. During the school year the Council was engaged in many activities that were complete- ly new. It investigated the possibility of placing a Coke or malt machine in the cafe- teria. It studied Parliamentary Procedure and sought to find ways to improve and stream- line Council meetings. The Council also pro- posed an amendment to the Student Constitution to enable each class to be represented accord- ing to its size but still enable each class to retain equal voting strength on Council. Other council officers were Kathy Fish, Vice- President; Sally Julian, Secretary; and Connie Kunkle, Treasurer. Two seniors and two juniors represented the Hudson Student Coun- cil on the L.C.A.A. Student Council. These members were Carolyn Lawrence, Don Smith, Mac Gutierrez, and Sue Onweller. 68 yearbook Staff The yearbook staff of 1964 was comprised of thirteen students all of whom worked especially hard. Perhaps one incentive for this hard work was a new yearbook room, which has belonged exclusively to the yearbook staff. This was something new for all previous year- books since 1958 have been produced in a room shared with the Student Council. The Yearbook funds were more plentiful than last year’s because of the staff’s ambition. While participating in the magazine drive, one of the staff became top salesman for the whole school. Also several dances were held to raise money and to disperse yearbooks and summer supplements. 69 I - -TkJ—_ j Ni Cibrarij Jrt Show 70 Varsity Club Row 1: Gene Campbell. Scott Barkway. Phil Veneros. Larry Barrett. Mike Marry. Chet Hartley. Jack Wlrlck. Jim Taylor. Jim Drls- Hill. Onweller. Row 4: Lyle Hutchison. Jim kill. Chuck Brown Row 2: Don Smith. Distler. Daved Evenson. Bruce Lewis. Barry Jack Houser. Claude Rowley. Jim Toole. Becannen. David Rogers. Steve Barkway Terry Hicks. Roger Henning. SteveMalarney. Row 5: Chuck Peltier. Jim Bailey. Allen Row 3: Gordon Baker. Jim Kline. Chuck Eady. Allan Baker. Jthietic Association Row 1: Vicky Kimling. Carolyn Kinsey. Barb Redding. Judy Dailey. Connie Kunkle. Marsha Kaiser. Betsy Graves. Miss Burgett. Row 2: Valerie Roberts. Mary Salinas. Jane Julian. Sue Ebbitt. Beth Coleman. Janice Julian. Kathy VanAuken Row 3: Katie Ebbitt. Beverly Bergland. Theresa Post. Colleen Monahan. Martha Reuter. Linda Patterson. Nadine Meredith. Row 4: Sue Michael. Barb Miller. Diana Driskill. Sharon Kingsley. Cel Hendrickson. Janice Geeting. Marilyn Barkway. Sharon Camron. Row 5: Dory Mayer. Pat Jones. Barbara Bastian. Carol Adams. Carole Hanna. Sue Onweller. Jean Serafin. Row 6: Lynne Wollet. Joyce Day. Jil Townsend. Pat Barkway. Kathy Fish. Judy Camp. Lynne Freeborn. Jenni- fer Camp. Row 7: Sue Rogers. JoAnn Hanlin. Mary Ebbitt. Vickey Mitchell. Judy Nichelson. Paula Rinehart This year the G.A.A. was directed by Miss Burgett, who is new to the Hudson system. The Girls’ Athletic Association has done many things including athletic activites and fund raising projects. First the club played intramural volleyball. Then they bowled, play- ed basketball, and went swimming at the Adrian College pool. To raise funds the girls had a bake sale, sold Hudson Tiger sweatshirts, and held a carnival. At Christmas time, the group went caroling which was followed bv a party at the school. Judy Dailey was chosen queen for the evening. She was presented a red carnation corsage. Miss Burgett was given a box of candy by the girls. The event was a great success. This year was a very enjoyable one for the members of the organization. The G.A.A. in- vites all interested girls to join in the future. Officers included Connie Kunkle, president; Marsha Kaiser, vice president; Betsy Graves, recording secretary; Linda Grafe, correspond- ing secretary; Judy Dailey, treasurer. 1st Row. left to right: Perry Stuttz. Edward Hassen- zahl. Thomas Borck. Bob Rendel, Ben Bowers, Nor- man Willitts, Carl Poling. Mike Schroeder. Corky Holder. Tom Borck, Brad Butts. Mr. Godfrey (ad- visor). 2nd Row: Victor Vanderpool, Eugene Cut- chall, John Baker. Ken Swartz. Lynn Osburn. Ernie Prater. Bennie Gregory, Harold Shewman. Chuck Deter. Arnold Fox. Larry Hassenzahl, Dean Houser. 3rd Row: John Meyers, Melvin Marry. Paul Double. Philip Meredith. John Hephner. Philip Rinck. Bill Davis. Doug Clark. Rick Kimling, Jim Duff. 4th Row: Jack Young. Jim Grant. Dave Merillat. Chuck McNett. Gene Campbell. Paul Hamann. Dana Osburn. Joe Mitchell. Charles Schutte. 5th Row: Ken Poe. Dean Roe. Wayne Deter. Jim Bailey. Chuck Beal, Chuck Gibbs. Les Wellhauser. and Dick Rinck. 72 Juture Nurses of America First Row: Marie Friedrich. Susan Stump. Janice Waldfogel. Christine Esterline. Mary Friedrich. Francene Campbell. Second Row: Ruth DeLine. Susan Gibbs. Princene Light. Pat O'Connor. Mary Deter. Cheryl Johnston. Third Row: Mrs. Goodlock. advisor. Juture Homemakers First Row: Mrs. Goodlock. Sheila Bender. Joan Steele. Shirley Ward, Sharon McFaul. LuAnna Freese. Sec- ond Row: Francis Shewman. Mary Friedrich. Linda Johnston. Sue Shewman. Barbara Moyer. Carol Pifer. Bonnie Pickford. Lala Mort. Harriet Popejoy. Sharon Bender. Margie Lickley. youth for Christ First Row: Phyllis Kelley. Madeline Nichols. Carol Adams. Francene Campbell. Carolyn Schutte. Beth Betz. Christine Emens. Second Row: Pamela Hartman. Judy Court. Charlotte Hinesman. John Hephner. Jack Houser. Susan Merillat. Kath- ryn Hagemyer. Third Row: Alan Baker. Leslie Waldfogel. Gordon Baker. Donald Smith. Gary Merillat. Carla Mackey Juture Zeae hers of America 74 1st Row: Jean Serafin. Carole Hanna. Lynne Free- born. Claudia Coleman. 2nd Row: Sally Julian. Sue Onweller. Barb Redding. Diana Driskill. Diane Mus- son. Claudia Dobbins. 3rd Row: Doug Cunningham. Don Smith. Denver Hedge. Gordon Baker, and Jack Houser. Chorus 1st Row: Vena Dilyard. Peggy Dunn. Joanne Bice. Linda Duncan. Pat Mason. Carolyn Schutte. Jean Bice. Audrey Galbreath. 2nd Row: Sharon Bender. Linda Brown. Phil Goodrich. Margie Lickley. Treva Mur- phy. Mary Lovas. Donna Hebb. Julie Lovas, Elzora Overton. Barry Bishop. 3rd Row: Donna Swartz. Pat Frantom. Sue Gibbs. Sandy Williams, Judy Bailey. Becky Yager. Terry Reams. Pat O’Connor. Sharon Ferris. 4th Row: Sharon Rickner. Lana DeVore. Dean Rowe. Terry Schutte. Mike Yager. Jim Toole. Sue Engle. At the beginning of second semester, chorus was changed from a straight musical course to an applied music class. This year the chorus was ably directed by Mr. Vance. In this changed course, students learned to read music. They also studied the history of many composers. It was a fine experiment in music appreciation and should result in a much more comprehensive music program. Office Practice Joyce D’Lamater Linda Grafe Joe Exe . Shirley Rowe Carolyn Lawrence Judy Dailey Kathy VanAuken Shirley Rowe Carolyn Lawrence Judy Dailey Kathy VanAuken Denver Hodge Sharon Double Cindy Hill Marsha Kaiser Diane Brogan Jean Serafin Sue Rogers Pat Mason Kathy Fish Barb Bastian Vicky Kimling Sue Topps Sue Merillat Pat Jones Glendora Mayer Cathy Weber Mary Ebbitt Marilyn Million Nancy Day Diane Speaker Julie Redman Pibrary Staff John Hartley Julie Bobon Marcia Milliman Sue Whittaker Pat Patkus Judy Bailey Janet Hafner Sue Whittaker Pat Kus Judy Bailey Janet Hafner Mary Lovas Joanne Brogan Jim Grant Jack Wirick Sharon Zimmerman Steve Swanders 76 Students experiment during laboratory session. Science Club This year’s Science Club was led by a trio of boys. They included David Rogers, Presi- dent; Gordon Baker, Vice President; Jack Hou- ser, Secretary and Treasurer. The membership of the club numbered twenty, among which there were Freshmen, Juniors’ and Seniors. The club s main activity was the annual Science Fair. The awards and presentations made at this fair were bought by the Science Club This year, because of a lack of funds, the Science Club and F.A.A. jointly sponsored a carnival. The carnival although not new to our students, was a great success. Although the club was plaqued by a lack of attendance, several speakers were presented. One of these speakers was Mr. Kelley of Addi- son, Michigan. He spoke about his profession which is veterinary medicine. Mr. DeLine is the sponsor of the Science Club and has been since he came to our school system. He stated the principal aim of the club as being, “To further interests in varied aspects of science”. 77 Custodians Wayne Eady Merrit Reece Carl Cunningham Mac Curtis Bus Drivers Jeff Baxter Wayne Beagle Carlton Blurton Lawrence Blurton Dorman Curtis Mac Curtis Wanza Elliott Harry Fox Cyril Friedrich Tom Green Robert Hartley George Meredith Donald Meyers George Norris Clif Redding Douglas Smith Dale Wirick Cafeteria Workers Pat Peacock, Susan Shewman, Frances Shewman, Linda Lee, Richard Sanborn, Charles Schutte. Ron Shibler, Linda Brown, Douglas Clark, Carla Mackey. Charlotte Sterling, Jerry Tanner, LuAnna Frese. Carol Piter. Terry Schutte, Vicky Brown, Diana Brown, Charles Rinck, Patsy Luft, and Arnold Fox. 78 t a Hey Cook Mo Over a 79 D C STORES INCORPORATED BANK CAFE Congratulations Seniors FOUST MARKET From Groceries and Meats at Their BestI GAMBLE’S Good Luck Congratulations from Red Goose Shoe Store Hudson Locker Service ELLIOTT’S Dobbins Flower Shop FRIENDLY SERVICE US 127 North Hudson, Michigan HUDSON LAUNDROMAT McGEHEE ENTERPRISES Hudson, Michigan POST GAZETTE Meyer's Department Store Hudson Dry Goods TREASURE CHEST 81 For Pictures and News Bessie Hoover, proprietor It’s Great For a Date I 1 $ SUNSET ACRES Catering to those who care! 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