Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

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Remember ‘65 13 SENIORS

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IN DEDICATION L.C.A.A. Championship Football Trophy We, the members of the 1965 Yearbook staff, have decided to take an out of the ordinary step to show our appreciation to a group of Hudson Area High School’s finest. These young men are the respective members of the L.C.A.A. Championship football and the L.C.A.A. Co-Championship basketball teams. We are dedicating this 1965 Tiger Yearbook to these two equally fine teams of worthy and courageous athletes. We have followed and admired these teams through two championship seasons, and we are proud to be able to honor them with this dedication for several reasons. In the fall the students come back wonder- ing what kind of year it is going to be. Will this be just an average year or a special one to be remembered always? The Varsity foot- ball team provided the answer to the student’s question this year. The started the season with several impressive games which drew the students’ interest and aroused their school spirit. As the Tigers grew stronger, the school spirit grew right along with them until both reached the season’s peak at the Morenci game. This was not the end of the Tigers success. The Varsity basketball team picked up where the football team had finished. They came on strong to win thoj first three games. The team played fine ‘'asketball throughout the season and gave the students something to look forward to each Friday night. This created a good atmosphere in the school and made it a better place in many ways. The town of Hudson is known throughout the southern portion of Michigan as a great sports town not only for the ability of its teams but also for the enthusiasm of its fans. It has been several years since Tiger teams have been champions in both football and basketball. These championships were won through hours and hours of hard work and practice. This feat is a tribute to the many fans who have so loyally followed the teams through the years. More important than that, it insures the town of Hudson that its wonder- ful reputation in sports will live on in time to come. 12

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Seniors Are Ready for the Future SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Carol Adams-Secretary; Carolyn Kin- sey-Vice President; Lynne Wollett-Treasurer; Terry Hicks-Pres- ident; Mrs. Kelley-Advisor. “The Clock of Life” The Clock of Life is wound but once And no man has the power To tell just when the hands will stop, At late or early hour. Now is the only time we own Love, live, toil with a will. Do not wait until tomorrow, For the Clock may then be still. Poem written inside of watch given to Rubinoff by Will Rogers. 14 Mr. Chilcote, Senior class advisor, was given a party when he left the school.