Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1970 volume:

r fo evcrytHiny tlere is a season. And a rime for every purpose under Heaven. A rime to 6e lorn: a rime to die A rime to Hill: a time to Heal, A rime to Create down: a time to Hudd up A time to weep, and a time to lauyfi, A time to mourn, and a time to dance, A time to east away stones, and a time to yatfer stones toy c tier, A rime to emSrace: a time to refrain jrom emlraeiny A time to yet 1 and a time to lose, iA rime to Heep: a time to cast away, A time to rend, and a time to sew, A time to keep sitent: a time to speak, A time to Cove and a time to date, A rime of war, ant a time of peace Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 ihor Service above an Sexton the caff of utyf for Courage in the mi st of crisis, for the Example tjou set by being Tlumber 1 jhn above aff fr your De ication tous; We wish to fe uate not only the J970 yearbook, Cut the accomplishments of the entire 969'70 school year to you, Mr, Kobert Duncan, Calendar of Events '69-70 September 2 —Registration, morning session only 4 — MEA teachers meeting 10 —Underclass pictures 12 — Blissfield football game, there 18 —Clinton j.V. football game, there 19 —Clinton football game, here 23 — Hillsdale Fair recess, A.M. only 25 —Addison j.V. football game, here 26 — Addison football game, there 30 —College Night, Adrian October 1 —Cross Country, Adrian, there Vision test — 9th grade 2 —Harper Woods J.V. football game, there Harper Woods football game, here, homecoming 8 —Schoolwide Curriculum Study Reading j.V. football game Allendale football game, here 13 — Assembly Cross Country J.V., Adrian, there 16 —League Cross Country Meet, Clinton Manchester J.V. football game, here 18 —Cross Country Invitational, Albion 20 —Cross Country Madison Onsted 23 —LCAA Cross Country Onsted J.V. football game, here 24 —Onsted football game, there 25 —P.S.A.T. test, here Regional Cross Country, Napoleon 27 —Tech Trade Night, Tecumseh Cross Country Hillsdale 30 —Madison J.V. football game, there Madison football game, here November 3 —Cross Country Blissfield, there 6 —Morenci J.V. football game, there 7 —End of first marking period Morenci football game, here 8 —State of Michigan Scholarship test, here 21 — G.A.A. Slumber Party 22 —Basketball clinic, here 26 — Wrestling, Michigan Center, here 27-28 — Thanksgiving recess 28 — Madison Basketball game, there December 1 —Wrestling, Madison, there 4 — Wrestling, Clinton, here Clinton Freshman basketball game, here 5 —Clinton basketball game, there 8 —Sand Creek Freshman basketball game, here 10 —Schoolwide curriculum study 11 —Wrestling, Addison, there Addison Freshman basketball game, there 12 — Addison basketball game, here 15 —Intramurals 16 —Winter Band concert 18 —Wrestling, Onsted, here Onsted Freshman basketball game, here 19 —Christmas recess Onsted basketball game, there 26,27 30 — Basketball tournament, Coldwater January 5 —Classes resume Intramurals 6 — Wrestling, Vandercook Lake, here Girl's basketball game, Deerfield, here 8 —Wrestling, Manchester, there Manchester Freshman basketball game, here 9 —Manchester basketball game, here Y.F.U. Chili Supper 10 —Wrestling Tournament Parma West 12 —Intramurals 13 —Girl's basketball game, Morenci, there 14 —Schoolwide Curriculum Study 16 —Morenci basketball game, there 19 —Intramurals 20 —Boysville J.V. basketball game, there 21 —Girl's basketball game, St. Joe's, here 21-23—Exams 22 —Wrestling, Madison, there Sand Creek Freshman basketball game, there 23 —End of first Semester Madison basketball game, here 24 — Wrestling Tournament, Archbold 26 —Girl's basketball game, Clinton, there 27 —Hillsdale basketball game, there 29 — Wrestling, Clinton, there Clinton Freshman basketball game, there 30 —Air Force Aptitude Test Clinton basketball game February 2 —Addison Freshman basketball game, here Girl's basketball game, Onsted, there Intramurals Addison basketball game, there 4 —Onsted Freshman basketball game, there Girl's basketball game, Clinton, here 5 —Wrestling, Onsted, there 6 —Onsted Basketball game, here 9 —Intramurals 10 —Girl's basketball, St. Joe's, there 11 —Boysville J.V. basketball game, here Girl's basketball game, Pittsford, there Schoolwide Curriculum Study 12 —Blissfield Freshman basketball game, there Harlem Saturns basketball game 16 — Intramurals 17 —Girl's basketball game, Deerfield, there 19 —Manchester Freshman basketball game, here Wrestling, Manchester, here 20 —Manchester basketball game, here 21 —Girl's basketball game, St. Joe's, here 23 —Girl's basketball game, Morenci, here 24 —Hillsdale basketball game, here 26 —Morenci Freshman basketball game, there 27—Morenci basketball game, here March 2 —Intramurals 6 —Wrestling Regional meet 7 —Band, Festival, Jonesville 9 —Intramurals 12 —Assembly 27 —End of third marking period Easter recess April — Baseball, Blissfield, there 6 —Classes resume Track, Pittsford, here 8 —Baseball, Pittford, here 10 —Track, Blissfield, there 14 —Baseball, Adrian, there 16 —Track, Madison, there 18 —Y.F.U. Steak Dinner 22 —Baseball, Reading, here 23 —Track, Clinton, here 24-25 —All-School Play 27 —Baseball, Addison, there 30—Baseball, Morenci here Reptile Assembly Track, Onsted, there May 4 —Baseball, Madison, there Track, Grass Lake, there 6 —Baseball, Clinton, here Track, Manchester at Onsted 11 —Baseball, Addison, here 12—Track, Morenci, here 13 —Baseball, Onsted, there 15 — Baseball, Pittsford, there 18 —Baseball, Reading, there 19 —Track, LCAA meet, Adrian 20 —Baseball, Manchester, here 22 — Baseball, Grass Lake, here 24 —Graduation 25 —Baseball, Morenci, there 4 June 2 —Junior Senior Banquet 5 —School Year Ends Board Of Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Rupp-Secretary, Jack Shaffer-Trustee, Clair Swanson-President, Jim Hartley-Treasurer, John Newlove-Trustee. MISSING: Jim Lemons-Trustee and Dick Opsal-Trustee. The Administration is made up of three sections, much like our Federal Government, the Superin- tendent's Office being the Executive Branch, the Board of Education being the Judicial Branch, and the Principal's Office being the Legislative Branch. The Board of Education is composed of seven non-salaried positions elected from members of the community. Their terms are usually for four years. The Board's meetings are held on the first and third Mondays of each month. The many problems and ideas to be discussed are coordinated by Mr. Fer- man. He is a key man although he is not a member of the Board himself. The Board, like the Judicial Branch, has the final decision on all matters. The Superintendent's office or Executive Branch, under the direction of Mr. Douglas Ferman, is in charge of the four schools in the Hudson Area School District. It's duties include; Employment of new teachers, purchasing and maintaining school equipment, and seeing that text books remain up- to-date. The Principals, like Senators, are representative from each building. They are responsible for keep- ing the Superintendent informed of the state of af- fairs on their respective buildings. These three sec- tions compose the administrative body of our school system. 6 Mr. Ferman and Mr. Swanson discuss the meeting's agenda. Superintendent's Office Mr. Ferman received his B.A. degree from Adrian College and his M.A. degree from Wayne Stale University. He has put in many years of dedicated work as Superintendent. This year something new has been added to our school system-an inter- school switchboard that controls the telephone calls. Mrs. Kinsey (LEFT) and Mrs. Shinaberry are secretaries to the Su- perintendent. Here, they are looking over the monthly reconciliation. 7 Principal's Office Mr. Duncan has been in our school system for the past three years. He received his B.A. de- gree at Hillsdale College and His M.A. at Michigan State. However he received his real education at Hudson High. Mr. Spagnoli does an impressive job at flipping pages. As Mr. Duncan's secretary, Mrs. Donaldson is kept busy all the time. MRS. ALLION Degrees: B.S. Adrian Col- lege Subjects: Home Economics I, Child Development, Jr. Hi. Home Economics MR. CLEMENT Degrees: B.S. Western Mich- igan University Subjects: Metal Shop, Plas- tices, Electricity and Small Engines MR. BLACKBURN Degrees: B.A. Bowling Green State University Subjects: High School Band, Elementary Band, Elementa- ry Band, Jr. High General Music Extra-curricular: Band 10 % 1 MRS. FREEBORN Degrees: B.S. University of the State of New York Others: Syracuse University, Adrian College, Seina FHeights College, and Colorado State University Subjects: Writing Techniques, Pract- ical Writing, and Developmental Reading Extra-curricular: Chairman, English Department MR. DeTUCCIO Degrees: B.A. Universi- ty of South Florida Others: Miami, Michi- gan State University, University of lllinios, Rutgers Subjects: Spanish and Russian MR. CURRAN Degrees: B.S. Central Michi- gan University Others: University of Michi- gan, Michigan State Univer- sity Subjects: Economics and American Government Extra-curricular: Ass't Foot- ball Coach n MR. CUCCIARDO Degrees: B.S. Kent State University Others: Bowling Green State University Subjects: Wood Shop, Mechanical Drawing Extra-curricular: Sophomore Class Advisor, Track Coach MRS. GOODRICH Degrees: A.B. Adrian College Others: Central Michi- gan University Subjects: English I, Girls Physical Education Extra-curricular: G.A.A. MR. GODFREY Degrees: B.S. and M.S. Michigan State Univer- sity Others: Wisconsin State University Subjects: General Math, Animal Science, Exploratory Agricul- ture, Agriculture Man- agement, and Home and Lawn Extra-curricular: Ticket Sales, F.F.A. MRS. JAMES Degrees: B.A. Adrian College Others: University of Michigan, Los Angeles State, Michigan State University Subjects: English I, Writing Improvement, Reading Improvement MRS. KELLY Degrees: B.A. Hillsdale College Others: Michigan State University, Siena Heights College, University of Michigan Subjects: Library MRS. KUTZLEY Degrees: B.A. Adrian College Others: Siena Heights College Subjects: Typing I and II, Shorthand I Extra-curricular: Girls Basketball Coach 13 MR. MCCALEB Degrees: B.A. Adrian College Others: Siena Heights Subjects: Drawing, Painting, Ceramics, Sculpture, Basic art, Crafts MR. MALARNEY Degrees: B.S. Eastern Michigan University Others: Jackson Community College Subjects: U.S. History, World History Extra-curricular: J.V. football coach. Var- sity Wrestling, Freshman Class Advisor MISS MILLER Degrees: B.S. Alma College Others: University of Michigan Subjects: Botany-Zoology, Advanced Biology, Chemistry Extra-curricular: F.N.A., Science Club MRS. MYERS Degrees: B.A. Bethany College, M.A. University of Michigan Others: Adrian College Subjects: World Literature, Introduction to Writing, Incividual Reading MRS. OYER Degrees: M.A. Eastern Michigan, B.A. Oberlin College Others: Adrian College, University of Colorado Subjects: Latin I and II Extra-curricular: N.H.S., F.T.A., Y.F.U. MR. PALPANT Degrees: B.S. Adrian Col- lege, M.S. University of South Carolina. Others: Taylor University, University of Toledo. Subjects: Algebra I and II, Advanced Math. Extra-curricular: Junior Class Advisor. MR. SAYLOR Degrees: B.S. Eastern Michigan Others: Michigan State Univer- sity Subjects: Boys' Physical Educa- tion, Geography Extra-curricular: Varsity Foot- ball Coach, Golf Coach, Athlet- ic Director MR. REYNOLDS Degrees: B.S. Adrian College, M.A. Eastern Michigan Univer- sity Subjects: Biology Extra-curricular: Cross-Coun- try Coach, j.V. Basketball Coach MR. PELTIER Degrees: B.A. Adrian Col- lege Others: Michigan State Uni- versity, Hillsdale College Subjects: U.S. History, Gen- eral Science Extra-curricular: J.V. Foot- ball Coach, Intramural Bas- ketball 16 MR. SHEELY Degrees: B.A. Adrian College Subjects: Arts and Crafts Extra-curricu- lar: Senior Class Advisor, Concession Stand Director, Adult Educa- tion Director MRS. SHEELY Degrees: B.A. from Adrian College Subjects: Speech, drama, practical writ- ing, modern communication Extra-curricu- lar: Cheerlead- ing, forensics, play director I MR. SPAGNOLI Degrees: B.S. from University of Dayton, M.A. from Siena Heights College Subjects: Guidance class Extra-curricular: Ass't varsity football coach, Varsity basket- ball coach Others: University of Dayton, Eastern Michigan MR. STORRER Degrees: B.A. from Adrian College Others: MSU, Toledo University, Taylor University Subjects: Geometry, Business Math, General Math MR. TINNEY Degrees: B.A. from Adrian College Others: MSU Subjects: Consumer Economics, Business English, Bookkeping, General Business Extra-curricular: Ass't Varsity Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach, Ski Club Advisor MRS. ZIMMERMAN Degrees: B.S. from Hillsdale College Others: MSU Subjects: Home Economics Extra-curricular: F.H.A. Will the real Great Pumpkin please come forth? In Memoriam We at Hudson Area High School honor the mem- ory of Mrs. Ruth Weisenfelder who passed away on March 24,1969. Mrs. Weisenfelder was born Decem- ber 5,1905, in Archbold, Ohio. She received her B.A. degree from the University of Michigan. Joining the Hudson High School Staff in 1953, Mrs. Weisenfelder taught a variety of subjects and served as advisor for several clubs. She became yearbook advisor in 1962 and worked many hours striving to produce a better yearbook each year. Mrs. Weisenfelder will be re- membered by her students and fellow faculty mem- bers for many years. 19 Cooks and Dusters 20 The cooks were better than the food. Not you again Mr. Sheely! LEFT TO RIGHT: Terry Mitchell, Linda Hinkle, Nancy Middleton, Roberta Huff, Merilee Jay, Claudia Hackett, Karen Liesman, Amy Brighton, Karen Monahan, Mike Mills, John Locke, Pris- cilla Locke, Barb Ireland, Leila Hassenzahl, Kathy McFaul, Dave Schroeder, Laura Jay. Our advisor's advisor, Mr. Williams. The 1970 Yearbook Staff Do you remember all of those morning an- nouncements for yearbook meetings? You probably thought that this fabulous yearbook would never be finished. Well, we the 1970 Yearbook Staff are proud to say, It's finished! . We have pulled hair, yelled, screamed, and other various forms of torture to pre- sent what we hope is a new and different type of yearbook for Hudson Area High School. Although some of us feel that we have lost a small portion of our sanity this past year, we feel it is really worth it and we hope that you will enjoy every part of this memorable book. Mr. Sheely in a moment of peace 22 Editor in chief Assistant Editor Hurray for night classes at Adrian College. Yearbook Staff — Hard at work??? Bottom's UP!! FIRST ROW: Becky Sprague, jan Preventowski, Norma Little. SECOND ROW: Roberta Huff, Terry Clark, Di- ane Welnitz, Jean Fox, Connie Beagle, Sharon Klinger. THIRD ROW: Ester Sleutelburg, Lisa Wilson, Nancy Bice, Joanne Curtis, Sue Kunkle, Faye Park, Wayne Baker, Rosalie Moore. FOURTH ROW: Brende Kerr, Jerry Nickelsen, Pam Eady, June Fredrick, Chuck Bish- op, Sandy Verdon, Jim Bills, David Klinger, Mike Butts, Rodney Millwe, Tim Sallows, Gary Middleton. FIFTH ROW: Gary Palpant, Randy Atkin, Mike Sallows. SIXTH ROW: Bill Terrill, Greg Ashley, Chris Booth, Phil Rhinehart, Dan Pittenger, Greg McCaskey, Mike Bail. Presenting the 1969-70 FIRST ROW: Mary Julian, Barb Smith, Jennifer Sher- man. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Park, Barb Webster, Dan Pittenger, Perry Cisco, Blane Stoneking, Cora Sanford. THIRD ROW: Nancy Pifer, Dale Berglund, Pam Cisco, Sam Stucky, Mike Smith, Mike Anderson, Priscilla Shipman, Connie Spor, Becky Mills. FOURTH ROW: John Moyer, Lori Frees, Dave Cole, George Bail, Mike Crater, Tom Russel, Sue Ferman, Jerry Moyer, Ann Gibons, Mark Butts, Gary Townsend, Brent Moore, Janice Gardiner. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Baker, Mark Shipman, Mike Mills, Director, Gerald Blackburn. A real Tiger Half-time. June sure knows how to direct! 25 Hudson High School Band Boys State Ten young men participated in the 1969 American Legion Boy's State, at Michigan State University in East Lan- sing. The young men were selected according to their scholastic and lead- ership ability. Forty dollars was the sponsoring fee. There were ten spon- sors: M S, Metalloy Foundry, The Knights of Columbus, The Kiwanis, The American Legion, Ed Eagle, Homor Donaldson, Hudson State Savings Bank, and Thompson Bank. Boy's State was concerned with the structure of state, local, and county government, the responsibilities of a voting citizen, and the influences of party politics on the entire government system. The recreational facilities of the MSU campus were open to the Boy's State's use. Swimming, baseball, football, and basketball clinics were also provided for use. The week spent at Boy S State was the STANDING: Mark Graves, Sam Stucky, Jeff Jackson, Bill Evenson, Gary Goodselt. most profitable week during the young SEATED: Charles Guss, Steve Kingsley, Keith Baker, Mike Mills, men's summer vacation. Forensics Forensics is an organization devoted to public speaking. The members worked in teams and were put into divisions. Among these divisions were: Humorous Reading, Declamation, Serious Reading, Original Oratory, Ex- temporanious Speaking, and Mul- tiple Reading groups. FIRST ROW: Gary Mills, Cathy Mills, Carol Johnston, Barb Ireland, Mike Mills. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Sheely, Roberta Huff, Nancy Middleton, Susan Munk, Priscilla Locke, Faye Park. THIRD ROW: Ann Merideth, Lisa Barrett, Debbie Lordan, Karen Litsman, Cyndie Keen. STANDING: BruceMansfield. MISSING: John Locke. 26 The Campus Life Club held a variety of interesting meetings during the year. These meetings included special speakers, group dis- cussions, programs prepared by members, songs, and games with object lessons. A skating and sledding party was held during Christmas vacation. The officers were: President — Rosalie Moore, Vice-President — Janet Johnson, Secretary-Treasur- er — Rosalyn Deisler. FIRST ROW: Connie Beagle, Martha Marry, Rosalie Moore, Susan Munk. SECOND ROW: Sally Wright, Alberta Conklin, Nancy Bice, Connie Spohr, Nancy Middleton. THIRD ROW: Mr. Palpant, Janet Johnson, Becky Sprague, Lynn Baker, John Black, Bruce Hartman, Kathy Wright. You want my opinion?'' Interested listeners. 27 Campus Life Club FIRST ROW: Debbie Cox, Ann Meredith, Linda Kuhn, Norma Lit- tle. SECOND ROW: Mary Monahan, Cindy Rupley, Debbie War- ner, Debbie Carr, Sally Wright, Penny Hackett. THIRD ROW: Donna Klinger, Leila Hassenzahl, Alberta Conklin, Marcia King- sley, Beth Austin, Kay Curtis. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Partee, Peggy Borck, Nanci Bice, Mary Baker, Karen Monahan, Anita Stiverson, Penny Stuttz, Joann Cosgrove. FIFTH ROW: Becky Mills, Julie Hackett, Debbie Serafin, Leslie Brown, Linda Norris, Sue Ferman, Mary Findley, Becky Knauss. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Zimmerman, ad- visor, Lisa Barrett, Brenda VanHemert, Amy Lillywhite, Norma Lit- tle, Kathy Nilis, Beate Meiser, Janice Johnson, Cindy Bradstreet, Celeste Fox, Pam Knauss, Vickie Carr, Mary Gregg, Ann Brighton. STANDING IN FRONT: Claudia Hackett, Marianne Commenator, Jenell Camp, Wendy Wornstaff. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers were young ladies of the school who were interested in the role and responsibilities of the future house- wife. This group was very active this year and kept their advisor, Mrs. Zimmerman quite busy. At Thanksgiving the girls got out their Betty Crocker cookbooks and baked pumpkin pies. These were then sold to parents and teachers for a profit. During the Christmas season the organization had a sledding party and a taffy pull. They also made and donated Christmas decorations to the Thorn Hospital. Near the end of the school year four repre- sentatives were sent to Western Michigan University to participate in the state convention. The F.H.A. — F.F.A. banquet was held and well attended. The Fu- ture Homemakers also had a trip planned to Cedar Point during summer vacation. 28 F.F.A. The F.F.A. is an organi- zation designed to devel- op the fundamental prin- ciples of scientific farming in the school. Under the leadership of Harold Fox, the F.F.A. has expanded immensely. The corn and beans sown by these boys produced a high yield. Among the numerous educational trips taken by the F.F.A., was a venture to the Chicago Interna- tional Livestock Show. They will also be going to Cedar Point during sum- mer vacation. In the spring, to help finance activities, the F.F.A. sold seeds. To honor these fine young leaders of tomor- row, a banquet was held in April. FIRST ROW: Steve Potter, Perry Curtis, Harlod Fox, Dave McCullough, Mr. Godfrey, advisor. SECOND ROW: Vernon Osgood, Rodney Ford, Rick Barrett, Claude Rink, Mark Mickles, George Ames, Chuck Sweet, Brent Moore, Junior Luft, Clifford Middleton, Wendell Popejoy. THIRD ROW: Dan Hancock, Mike Lennon, DeWarren Clark, Larry Ford, Doug Jones, Vernon Rowley, Dennie Niner, Bill Rowley, Dale Jones, Dick Hoover, Mark Shipman, Melvin Moden. Future Nurses of America SEATED: Susan Munk, Peggy Weber, Penny Nelson, Linda Rees, Marilyn Guss, Pam Stuttz, Nancy Nor- ris. STANDING: Luann Huff, Sandy Scott, Patty Grubb, Sue Middaugh, Connie Kreigbaum, Sue Mid- daugh, Connie Smith. 29 FRONT ROW: Denise Sturtavant, Dave Schroeder, Terry Clark, Carol Schroeder. SECOND ROW: Debbie Vanderpool, Nancy Middaugh, Diane Jones, Dennis Hartley, Bruce Mansfield, Mary Julian, Julie Hackett, Lisa Barrett, Norma Little, Mrs. Oyer, advisor, Cheryl Baker. Future Teachers Future Teachers had a large membership this year, showing that the interest in teaching as a profession is certainly not dead in Hud- son. Although they were not extremely active this year, they did have a community project of decorating the waiting area at Thorn Hospi- tal. Terry Clark served as President, Dave Schroeder as Vice President, Carol Schroeder as Secretary, and Denise Sturtavant as Treasurer. Girl's Athletic Association FIRST ROW: Jean Fox, Linda Norris, Karen Liesman, Mary Julian. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Goodrich, advisor, Diana Jones, Marleen Park, Penny Hackett, Lorie Frees, Becky Mills, Karen Lordan, Brenda VanHemert, Leila Hassenzahl, Roberta Huff, Nancy Bice. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Locke, Julie Hackett, Nancy Norris, Connie Smith, Pam Frantom, Shirly Scott, Hele Haapalainen, Sue Mid- daugh, Louise Mort, Debbie Warner, Brenda Kerr. FOURTH ROW: Julie Rupely, Mary Monahan, Jenifer Sherman, Ester Sleu- telburge. Sue Kunkle, Cherly Baker, Barb Smith, Barb Rupp, Jessie Camp, Vickie Abbott, Debbie Serafin, Mary Gregg. FIFTH ROW: Joanna Mary, Sue Ferman, Lisa Barrett, Alberta Conklin, Marsh Kingsley, Penny Nelson, Nancy Middaugh, Carol Johnston, Terry Rose, Sandy Lang, Vickie Yager, Linda Hinkle. SIXTH ROW: Amy Lillywhite, Beate Meiser, Norma Miler, Jenell Camp, Barb Webs- ter, Debbie Driskill, Joanne Curtis, Ann Gibbons, Debbie Lordan, Cathy Mills. SEVENTH ROW: Connie Beagle, Diane Sanford, Ann Meredith, Cora Sanford, Claudia Hackett. FIRST ROW: Pam Frantom, Rosalyn Diesler, Jennifer Sherman, Marilyn Diesler, Jessie Camp. SECOND ROW: Barb Webster, Sue Kunkle, Peggy Verdon, Brenda Kerr, Nancy Norris. THIRD ROW: Diana Jones, Joann Curtis, Connie Beagle, Amy Lillywhite, Virginia Shelle. FOURTH ROW: Barb Rupp, Theresa Shelle, Julie Hackett, Sue Ferman, Joanna Marry. FIFTH ROW: Diana Sanford, Beverly Holt, Pat Williams, Vickie Yager. SIXTH ROW: Mary, Brenda VanHemert. Captains Cora Sanford and Barb Ire- land with Coach Kay Kutzley. Varsity FIRST ROW: Leila Hassenzahl, Debbie Serafin, Cora Sanford, Claudia Hackett, Chris Wollet, Mary Gregg, Manager. SECOND ROW: Pam Hackett, Sandy Lange, Debbie Lordan, Norma Miler, Beate Meiser, Darlene Holt. Girl's State LEFT TO RIGHT: Claudia Hackett, Colleen Meredith, Nancy Middleton, Linda Norris. SECOND ROW: Kathy Wright, joyce Steele, Cyndic Keen, Roberta Huff. Last June, four Senior girls attended Girls' State on the University of Michi- gan campus in Ann Arbor. They were selected by the American Legion Auxil- iary and sponsored by various clubs in Hudson. The girls spent a week learn- ing how our city, county, and state governments are run. Each was as- signed to a certain city and county. Then city and state officials were elect- ed to serve for the week in the various offices. The girls listened to many speakers on todays world and its prob- lems. They greatly enjoyed and actively took part in the campaigns and elec- tions. The girls representing Hudson were: Claudia Hackett, Colleen Mere- dith, Nancy Middleton, and Linda Norris. Science Club The Science Club was one of the richest clubs in the school. It was under the professional leadership of Miss Miller. The Science Club investigated, observed and recorded the animal population in the school swamp. This was the beginning of a yearly project to develope a natural science lab. The club was more active this year than last year. They bought white mice. The purpose of their experimentation with these mice was study their heredi- tary traits. The club consequently was called the Mickey Mouse Club . In the spring work on the natural science lab was continued while the mice pop- ulation grew to fantastic dimensions. At the end of the year, the club donat- ed the mice to the school cooks to serve them as micesickles at lunch next year. FIRST ROW: Miss Miller, advisor, Karen Liesman, John Locke, Bruce Mansfield, Leila Hassenzahl. SECOND ROW: Dave Schroeder, Sue Alverson, Priscilla Locke, Linda Norris, Laura Jay, Janice Gardiner, Nancy Middleton, Claudia Hackett, Ann Meredith. THIRD ROW: Pat Dunne, Gary Mills, Mike Mills, John Munsell, Ted Kopp, Tom Webster, Dennis Hartley, Terry Clark. 32 SEATED: Barb Ireland, Keith Baker, Karen Liesman, Rosalie Moore, Mrs. Oyer, advisor. SECOND ROW: Roberta Huf(, Janice Sanborn, Priscilla Locke, Nancy Middleton, Dave Schroeder, Su- san Munk, Jean Fox. BACK ROW: Cora Sanford, Bill Evenson, Tom Webster, Jerry Moyer, Mike Mills. The National Honor Society is an organization within our school that most people have heard of but few know anything about it. Students are chosen as members by the faculty. To receive this honor, an individual must be on the honor roll and maintain a high grade point average. The individual must dem- onstrate leadership and qualities of a responsible citizen. Pupils can become members during their sophomore, junior, or se- nior year. This year the N.H.S. was in charge of running the bookstore. They offered a variety of books including: fiction, classics, non- fiction, biographies, language dictionaries, and other refer- ence materials. A successful Book Fair was conducted just be- fore Christmas recess. Besides having the privilege of belonging to this society members were further honored by wearing a special stole over their gowns during graduation. National Honor Society 33 FIRST ROW: Jane McNair, Chris Wollet, Nancy Norris, John Munsell, Mary Gregg, Hele Haaplalinin, Mary Baker, Kathy Wright, Colleen Meredith, Tersa Sheeley, Sandy, Kaiser, Linda Ireland. Nancy Mid- dleton, Rick Carr, Kathy Kreighbaum. SECOND ROW: Brenda Van Hemert, Lisa Wilson, Amy Brighton, Barb Rupp, Brent Moore, Bruce Mansfield, Steve Kingsley, Jerry Moyer, Norm Anderson, Calvin De- Line, Kit Enerson, Beate Meiser, Gary Townsend, Pete Hartman, Pam Cisco, Olli Pakala, Sue Kunkle, Roberta Huff. Student Council The Student Council is the governing body of the school. There were sixteen with one representative from each and one alternate from each elected by the students. The presiding offi- cers were: President — Barb Ireland; Vice President — Cary Goodsell; Secretary — Cora Sanford; and Treasurer — Bill Evenson. Mr. Spagnoli proved to be a very qualified advisor. The Student Council is in charge of many student oriented programs. Topics and speakers for assemblies were: Paul Cauldwell and the Cauldwell singers, an assembly on drugs presented by Deputy Snyderm, a patriotism assembly, and an assembly on reptiles. The Council provided pencil and paper machines for student use along with a malt machine at noon hour. One of their con- tributions was to the YFU program this year. As the school year slowly passed, the Student Council trea- sury quickly diminished. Sweaters, sweatshirts, and T-shirts were sold, in an effort to raise non-existing funds. The biggest contribution of the Council was the acquiring and funding of all-weather letters for the front of the school. This was an attractive addition to the school grounds. 34 Ski Club This year the ski club had a new advisor, Mr. Tinney, as well as an overwhelming number of new, enthusiastic club members. Every Tuesday night one could encounter some brave soul trying to master the art of skiing, either for the first time or for competi- tion practice. Conditions this year were exceptional with many fine weeks of near-perfect weather in lower Michigan. The new chair- lift greatly added to the facilities available at Irish Hills Sports Park. FIRST ROW: Bill Ashbeck, Ted Kopp, Tom Serafin, Kit Enerson, Bill Evenson, Mike Mills, Olli Pak- kala, Mr. Tinney, advisor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Storrer, Jean Fox, Pam Hackett, Donna Klinger, Claudia Hackett, Priscilla Locke, Janice Gardiner, Karen Liesman, Miss Miller THIRD ROW Becky Mills, Lisa Barrett, Linda Norris, Debbie Serafin, Brenda VanHemert, Mary Baker, Karen Monahan, Mindi Swander, Linda Ireland, Laura Jay, Jan Preventowski. FOURTH ROW: Mark Graves, Gary Goodsell, Ester Sleutelburge, Kayla Bates, Penny Stuttz, Debbie Yager, Shelly Million, Jennie Bates, Faye Park. FIFTH ROW: Gary Townsend, Sandy Verdon, Joann Curtis, Betty Owsley, Sue Ferguson, Peggy Verdon. Varsity Club FIRST ROW: Steve Potter, Mark Graves, Gary Goodsell, Marti Redman, Bob Jagelka, Bruce Hartman, Tom Barnes, Jerry Moyer, Blair Campbell. SEC- OND ROW: Pete Hartman, Roger Hall, Dennis Hartley, Mike Butts, Jeff Sherman, De- Warren Clark, Bob Johns, Tom Duff, Pete Hartman, Dale Ber- glund, Bill Rupley. THIRD ROW: George Ames, Steve Kingsley, Randy Jones, Gary Townsend, Pat Timms, Kit Enerson, Mark Butts, Perry Curtis, Mike Bail, Bruce Mansfield, Pat Monahan. FOURTH ROW: Mike Opsal, Tim Frees, Dick Jones, John Hepker, Dick Snaford, Tom Kingsley, Keith Baker, Tom Goodrich, Bill Evenson, John Wollett. FIFTH ROW: Steve Booth, Mike Hepker, Norm Anderson, Dave Patterson, Rick Goodrich, Larry Duncan, Sam Stucky. Varsity Club is composed of boys who have earned their letter through partici- pation in any sport. Through the year they raise money to pay for their Tiger blazers. They sell programs at the different sports events. The New York Saturns vs. Faculty Game was sponsored by the varsity club. This year the boys reviewed and set up a new constitution for the organization. 35 Youth For Understanding We have all, at one time or another, dreamed of traveling to some far away place to see new and ex- citing things. Six of our seniors had this dream come true as they traveled to Europe and South America with the Youth For Understanding Program. After many hours of work on various money rais- ing projects, Merilee Jay, Marianne Commenator, Karen Liesman, Kit Enerson, John Locke, and Dale Berglund departed, for their various destinations, last June, Besides seeing famous tourist spots, these students were able to become a part of a family, to learn the customs and language of their country. Two months never went so fast. Merilee's Irish family lived in a large stone farm house out in the country. Kit's German father owned a hardware store. John enjoyed a vacation at the summer house of his Danish family. Dale was the only American on his brother's baseball team in Hol- land. Karen had a second winter near the mountains in Argentina. Marianne went on a camping trip with SEATED: Karen Liesman, Marianne Commenator, Merilee Jay. STANDING: Kit Enerson, John Locke, Dale Berglund. her Norwegian family. They all learned many things that summer, such as how to eat new foods, what to do when a girl un- dresses on the beach, what other people think of the United States, how to get through U.S. customs in less than one hour, and how to communicate in an- other language. Most of these wonderful experi- ences were due to the great help and devotion of Mrs. Bertha Oyer. This truly was an experience in understanding between people and between countries. It is hoped that Hudson will always be able to say that they had a hand in bettering the relations in this troubled world. 36 This year's exchange students at Hudson Area High School were Beate Meiser of Germany, Helena Haapalainen of Finalnd, and Olli Pakkala of Finland. Beate Meiser lived with the Robert Ciscos. She not only enjoyed observing the games but also partici- pated in many American athletic sports. Helena Haapalainen, who lived with the Frank Lockes, enjoyed skiing at Irish Hills and participated in the activities of the G.A.A. Olli Pakkala, a member of the Art Capper family, not only did well in academics but also participated in Intramural Basketball. All three enjoyed the friendly surroundings of the Hudson Community. All agreed that nowhere else had they been shown so much respect and warm hospitality. Mrs. Oyer proved to be an enthusiastic and dedicated advisor. Exchange Students From Abroad Helena Haapalainen, Olli Pakkala, and Beate Meiser. 37 FIRST ROW: John Black, Mike Raymond, George Day, Mike Op- sal, Pat Monahan, Steve Kingsley, Bruce Mansfield, Steve Ford, Randy Jones. SECOND ROW: Larry Ford, David McCullough, John Jay, Harold Fox, Dennis Hartley, Jeff Sherman, Pat Timms, John Wollett, Rick Rose, Darold Kidd.THIRD ROW: Junior Luft, Bill Jenkins, Bob Hockman, Tom Goodrich, Steve Booth, Gary Goodsell, Mark Graves, Jeff Jackson, Keith Holt. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Bradstreet, Kayla Bates, Nancy Luft, Susan Reeder, Linda Goodlock, Cindy Partee, Anita Stiverson, Merilee Jay, Chris Wol- Student Each year a large number of students sign up to be student aides. The student aide has many responsi- bilities. He checks papers, takes attendance, makes quizzes, and does odd jobs. The student aide is at the disposal of the commanding teacher. The teach- ers always tried and enjoyed keeping their student aides busy. The large turnout of students to fill the limited number of student aide positions demonstrated the willingness of our high school students to sacrifice their study halls and free periods in favor of hard let. Barb Ireland. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Wright, Karen Monahan, Mary Baker, Amy Brighton, Shelly Million, Wendy Ames, Donna Klinger, Nancy Norris, Amy Lillywhite, Laura Jay. SIXTH ROW: Betty Day, Debbie Lordan, Mary Gregg, Cindie Keen, Maggie Sheeley, Alberta Conklin, Linda Norris, Julie Hackett, Linda Borck, Kay Johnston, Sue Miller. SEVENTH ROW: Vickie Carr, Becky Knauss, Leslie Brown, Betty Owsley, Sue Ferguson, Penny Nelson, Kathy Kreighbaum, Mindy Swander, Sue Alverson, Nancy Middleton. Aides work and service. The student aide was left on his own many times. Some of them seemed to be wandering the halls, either lost or forgotten. Mrs. James liked the ayde plan. Mr. Blackburn's student aides were known as band-aides. The student aide program was an asset to the school and to the teachers. The students performed well in the face of many great temptations. The stu- dent aide program was a valuable asset to the school curriculum. 38 Office Practice FRONT ROW: Linda Goodlock, Debbie Vanderpool, Janice San- born, Linda Ireland, Wendy Ames, Kathy Wright, Sally Wright, Rosalie Moore, Claudia Hackett. BACK ROW: Connie Barker, Joyce Fitch, Joanne Cosgrove, Marianne Commenator, Marcia Kingsley, Pam Cisco, Jenell Camp, Jerry Moyer, Dan Deline. Students who wished to donate their time in service to the school, could enroll in the Office Practice program. The students were under the adminis- trative leadership of Mr. Duncan and Mrs. Donaldson. Students were chosen for their dependibility, willingness to work, and ability to follow directions. Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors were usually accepted in the Office Practice class. They received one credit for this course. There were usually three stu- dents working in the office each hour. The students received first-hand experience concerning the workings of the school office. All types of clerical duties were performed and the stu- dents were kept continually busy per- forming many jobs. The office practice program is small, but it demands an immense desire on the students part to accept responsibil- ity and to contend with many hardships. I didn't know we had to type! Every Time I Put My Mind Into Gear . . . Cheers Cheers for old Hudson High The L.C.A.A. Champions — 1969 FIRST ROW: Coach Saylor, Steve Kingsley, Mark Butts, Tom Serafin, Mike Opsal, Bruce Hartman, Greg Sword, Pat Monahan, Coach Spagnoli. SECOND ROW: Bill Evenson, Jim Biggers, Blair Campbell, Dale Berglund, Gary Goodsell, Randy Jones, Dennis Hartley, Pat Timms, Coach Curran. THIRD ROW: John Wollett, Mike Butts, Mark Graves, John Hepker, Tim Frees, Kieth Baker, Sam Stucky, Jerry Moyer, Dave Patterson. FOURTH ROW: Larry Duncan, Bill Rupley, Pete Hartman, Bill Austin, Bob Jagelka, Perry Curtis, Jeff Sherman, Gary Townsend. FIFTH ROW: Steve Booth, Mike Hepker, Dick Sanford, Tom Goodrich, Tom Kingsley, Rick Goodrich, Bruce Mansfield, Willie Joe Biggers, Dave Winn. Scores He bit my ear! He bit my ear! Action Tigers Action Hudson 16 Blissfield 0 Hudson 30 Clinton 8 Hudson 36 Addison 0 Hudson 14 Lutheran East 6 Hudson 72 Alendale 6 Hudson 42 Manchester 0 Hudson 54 Onsted 0 Hudson 50 Madison 0 Hudson 22 Morenci 0 Let's go to the races. 43 Junior Varsity Hudson 38 Clinton 0 Hudson 28 Addison 0 Hudson 26 Harperwoods 14 Hudson 24 Reading 12 Hudson 36 Manchester 0 Hudson 14 Onstead 0 Hudson 22 Madison 0 Hudson 12 Morenci 26 BOTTOM TOP: Lanene Foster, Cathy Hephner, Lori Frees, Becky Mills, June Fredrich, Alisa Brighton. 1st. Jim Whipple, Claud Rinck, George Ames, Joe Kishpaugh, Mike Luma, Tom Duff, Wendell Popejoy, Mike Webster, Dick Jones, Dave Rogers. 2nd. Coach Peltier, Chuck Bishop, Brent Moore, Greg Rozelle, Greg McCaskey, Bill Stiverson, Jim Wolett, Phil Reuter, Mark Nichols, John Black. 3rd. Dave Gibbs, Perry Cis- co, Steve Hepker, Tom Edinger, Randy Duncan, Jim Moore, John Moyer, Mickey Curtis, Gary Middleton, Rick Garr. 44 Cross Country The 1969 Cross Country season began with train- ing camps in Oscoda, Michigan and Lake Bel-Aire in Hilsdale. Returning from the 1968 team were five sophomores, one junior, and one senior. The 1968 ed: A fifth place finish out of twelve at Albion invita- tional, A third place finish in the L.C.A.A. meet in- cluding three out of the first ten places, A seventh place finish in the regional out of sixteen teams. The team had compiled a 6 won 4 loss, third place L.C.A.A. finish. The 1969 team found the competi- tion much improved but still battled to a third place finish in the league. Highlights of the season includ- Hudson 20 Tecumseh 36 Hudson 30 Clinton 25 Hudson 27 Hilsdale 28 Hudson 36 Addison 24 Hudson 28 Adrian j.v. 28 Hudson 37 Blissfield 23 Hudson 36 Adrian j.v. 27 Hudson 24 Manchester 32 Hudson 29 Madison 28 Hudson 29 Onstead 47 Hudson 30 Hilsdale 25 Hudson 45 Blissfield 18 Hudson 20 Morenci 41 1969 season was a tough one for the Tigers. With many underclassmen showing promise for the fu- ture, we are looking for 1970 to be perhaps a Cham- pionship year for the Hudson Harriers. 45 Stinky Coin' the wrong way Sam. Where's the ball, John??? Lunch loan!!!! There is no doubt that this was the year of the Tiger. A great season, said Coach Saylor. There were no super-stars, just a great team effort. Years of hard work payed off, as the Tigers ended the season with a perfect 9-0-0 record, their third straight LCAA Championship, and No. 2 ranking in the United Press International (UPI) Class C poll. This year's Tigers were led by sixteen seniors. Tom Serafin, Sam Stucky, Gary Goodsell, Keith Baker, Randy Jones, Steve Kingsley, and Dale Bergland were the out- standing senior offensive linemen while Mike Opsal and Pat Monahan rolled up yardage in the backfield. Other seniors lost by graduation were Bruce Hartman, Mark Graves, Blair Campbell, Mark Butts, Tim Freese, John Hepker, and Greg Sword. The underclassmen added great strength to the Ti- gers of 69 . The leading star winner was Jeff Sherman with 24 stars followed by Willie Joe Biggers and John Wollet with 12 apiece. Other starters that will return next year are Mike Hepker, Bill Johnston, Dick San- ford, Mike Butts, and Tom Goodrich. Coach Saylor was aided by three fine assistant coach- es. The line coach was Mr. Ray Curran, while Mr. Rob- ert Tinney taught the offensive backs and black dots, and Mr. Ron Spagnoli taught the defensive backs. This year John Wollet led the Tigers in rushing. He rushed 144 times for a total of 1008 yards averaging 7 yards per carry. Close behind John was Tom Goodrich and Pat Monahan. Tom carried the ball 76 times for a total of 1008 yards averaging 7 yards per carry. Close behind John was Tom Goodrich and Pat Monahan. Tom carried the ball 76 times for a 503 yards while Pat ran 234 yards in 48 carries. LEFT TO RIGHT — Brenda VanHemert, Mary Gregg, Sandy Kaiser, Merilee jay, Pam Cisco, Cyndie Keen. Pat Monahan led the team in tackles for the second year in a row with 61. Willie Joe Biggers and John Wollet were close behind. Although the Tigers were mostly a running team rushing for 2,466 yards, the Tiger passing game was very effective. Mike Opsal passed for 730 yards and 50%. Dale Berglund hauled in 13 of the arials for 351 yards and 4 touch downs while Tom Serafin caught 12 for 204 yards and 2 touch downs. This year many of the Tigers gained recognition. All league players were Dale Berglund, Sam Stucky, Mike Opsal, John Wollet, Dick San- ford, and Pat Monahan. All County players were John Wollet, Sam Stucky and Dale Berglund. John Wollet also made All State Class C along with Sam Stucky second team, and Pat Monahan and Dale Berglund honorable mention. Our boys have proved that Hudson truly is Number 1. Corat 47 TOP TO BOTTOM — Lori Frees, Cathy He- phner, Lanene Foster, Mike Mills. Merrilee Jay, Cyndie Keen, Pam Cisco, Mary Gregg, Brenda Van Hemert, Sandy Kaiser. Mrs. Sheeley was the cheerleader advisor this year. She and the girls worked to get new uniforms and pom-poms. Lanene Foster, Alisa Brighton, Cathy Hephner, Lori Frees, Becky Mills, June Fredricks. 48 49 A Homecoming is the materials we borrowed and forgot to return, tomato fights with the juniors, getting the car and forgetting where the float was. blaming the seniors for firecrackers the sophomores threw, pooling our funds for a trip to the A W. watching our float fall apart on the way to the field. 55 - + 56 t 60 • ■ CLOCKWISE: Tom Goodrich, Dale Berglund, Dick Sanford, Tom Kingsley, Norm Anderson, Tom Serafin, Dave Patterson, Mike Opsal, Steve Kingsley, Jeff Sherman, Bill Rupley, Mike Butts, Marti Redman, Dave Winn, Jerry Loyer. MIDDLE: Coach Ron Spagnoli. The Varsity Basketball team compiled a 13-5 record for the season, finishing second in the L.C.A.A. with a 10-2 record. The team was coached by Ron Spagnoli, this being his first year as head cage coach. The Tigers were led by Senior Co-Captains Norm Anderson and Mike Opsal. Norm was the leading rebounder averaging 15.7 re- bounds per game. Mike was the leading scorer with an average of 18.9 points per game. Other starters were senior Tom Serafin, juniors Mike Butts and Jeff Sherman. Mike averaged 10.2 points per game. Jeff, a fine ball handler and shooter, was second in assists with a total of 61. Second in rebounding with an average of 9.7 per game was Tom Serafin. Junior Dick Sanford and seniors Dale Ber- glund and Marti Redman provided added hus- tle. The other Tigers were: Steve Kingsley, Dave Patterson, Dave Winn, Bill Rupley, Tom Goodrich and Jerry Moyer. Returning Lettermen 65 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark DeLine, Dave Rogers, Gene Speller, Steve Mike Salowman, Mike Hepker, Joe Kishpaugh, George Ames, DeLine, Jerry Johnston. SECOND ROW: Coach Ray Reynolds, Phil Rhinehart, Manager. Micky Curtis, Dave Knox, Rick Davis, Dickm Jones, Ric Goodrich, Junior Varsity Basketball You've got to be kidding! SCORES Hudson 58 Madison 59 Clinton 50 Addison 56 Onsted 42 Bronson 38 Paw Paw 64 Manchester 46 Morenci 62 Madison 65 Hillsdale 62 Clinton 49 Addison 64 Onsted 80 Manchester 51 Hillsdale 62 Morenci Opponents 22 51 61 45 92 68 46 42 59 54 50 54 65 81 70 56 SCORES Hudson Opponents 50 Reading 23 42 Clinton 28 47 Sand Creek 34 48 Addison 43 47 Onsted 14 51 Manchester 29 37 Morenci 36 33 Boysville ).V. 50 40 Sand Creek 58 57 Clinton 59 65 Addison 43 51 Onsted 55 61 Manchester 42 46 Morenci 48 Excited June? Freshman Basketball FIRST ROW: Tom Edinger, Mark Nichols, Chuck Bishop, Manag- Steve Hepker, Dean Henning, John Moyer, Brent Moore, Jerry er, Rick Garr, Chris Booth. SECOND ROW: John Enerson, Tom Nickelsen. Mullaly, Jim Wollett, Mike Lennon, Perry, Cisco, Coach Eberhard, 67 Wrestling Varsity FIRST ROW: Dave McCullough, Keith VanZandt, Dave McDowell, John Munsell. SECOND ROW: Monti Austin, Tim Frees, John Wollett, Randy Jones. THIRD ROW: Keith Baker, Pat Monahan, Pete Palpant. FOURTH ROW: Sam Stucky, Mike Bail, Coach John Malarny. FRONT: Bruce Mansfield. MIDDLE: Jeff Sterling, Mike Monahan, Kenneth VanZandt. BACK: Coach Malarny. Tiger Matmen! It's the kid with the skinny legs! Would you believe I won ?! Beware! There are Tiger wrestlers! Bottoms up!!! Let's go! Mike and the ref use Ban. Mike leads the Mighty Tigers. Now Coach?? Now? Our Tiger mascot. SUE ALVERSON She hears all, ihinks much, but talks little. WENDE AMES Hard work never killed anyone, but no one ever rested to death either. NORMAN ANDERSON Sure Barb, you can hold my hand. MICHAEL BAIL When you're last, you try harder. DANIEL BAKER KEITH BAKER JENNIE BATES DALE BERGLUND Howdy, Ork! All the happiness in the world I'm not the worm for fishing. Cheers! can't buy money. JAMES BIGGERS Save your Confederate money boys, the South's gonna rise again! JIM BILLS Beware, I may be great yet! MARK BUTTS Mom won't let me gamble, but I can play for Frees! BLAIR CAMPBELL If women interfere with work, quit work! 74 PAMELA CISCO Gentlemen prefer blondes. DON CURTIS Tsk! Tsk! Tsk! These girls in their short skirts! SUSAN DOUBLE Double or nothing! MARIANNE COMMENATOR I used to be conceited, now I'm a Senior. ALBERTA CONKLIN Guess what happened this weekend girls. JOANNE COSGROVE The most I want to get out of school is myself. GEORGE DAY There must be so much good in me because none of it ever comes out. DAN DELINE There are two ways to drive a car — lawfully and awfully. ELAINE DOUBLE I'd rather be double than single. CHRISTOPHER ENERSON Kit Carson was a great man, Why not me? WILLIAM EVENSON Take it easy, but take it! JOYCE FITCH Party? Sure, I'll bring the pretzels. 75 STEVEN FORD What? No farmers in heaven — leave me here. )ULES FRESE Don't knock it until you've tried it — twice! CARY GOODSELL There's no bad — just some better than others. HAROLD FOX RHONDA FOX Hey Linda, are you doing any- Foxey Lady! Who me? thing Saturday night? MARK GRAVES CHARLES GUSS I leave my Mark on Why hurry to school; it's still everything. there when you get there. CHARLES FRIEDRICH It's not that I don't like school, it's the principle of the thing. STEVE GERIG He's little but he's wise, He's a terror for his size. TIM FREES Let it all hang out! LINDA GOODLOCK Is it true blondes have more fun? CLAUDIA HACKETT Pope! Pope! Someone call the Pope? 76 JOYCE HALL Occupation: Beauty Operator — 1 3 beauty, 2 3 operator. ROGER HALL Honest, I'm not lazy — I just look that way. BRUCE HARTMAN Do it right the first time or I'll have to do it a second.” LEILA HASSENZAHL Dynamite comes in small packages! JOHN HEPKER Hesselburgers for everyone! HAROLD HIGLEY If school is liberty, give me death. PATRICIA HIGLEY If at first you don't succeed — give up. ROBERT HOCKMAN Money isn't everything, but its way ahead of whatever's in second. KEITH HOLT Oh — yes! WILLIAM HOUSMAN You've got to be putting me on! MIKE HUFF School? Oh yes, I drop in now and then for a short visit. ROBERTA HUFF She giggles over everything, and then she giggles because she giggled. 77 GARY HUTCHISON The pig pen of yesterday in the school parking lot of today. BARBARA IRELAND I'm happy — but where's the party? JEFFREY JACKSON Is that all there is, (just six)? JOHN JAY I have a head, but so does a pin. MERILEE JAY Who says you can't take it with you ? BRENDA JEFFREY I'm busy raising cane and it's not sugar! RANDY JONES All great men come from a farm. CYNDIE KEEN Those were the goog ole' days. KAY JOHNSTON You dummy! RAY KIER My brain is a highway without traffic cops. STEVE KINGSLEY I was glad when they said unto me: 'thou art graduated'. DONNA KLINGER Klinkerbell flies high at Hudson High. 78 SHARON KNAUSS “Why talk? Others do enough of it. KATHY MCFAUL “They don't call me tiger for nothing! SUSAN MILLER Miller makes it Wright. MARY LENNON “I know a lot, but I can't think of it. BEATE MEISER I don't understand. MICHAEL MILLS “Friends, Romans, Countryman — Lend me your women! KAREN LIESMAN Keep the Faith! COLLEEN MEREDITH Data isn't all I can process. TERRY MITCHELL “Time is money and I don't have either one. JOHN LOCKE You can't kill the bug! NANCY MIDDLETON 'I may be small but I'm mighty! DEBORAH MODEN The end is near. 79 CINDY PARTEE Quietness is one of her attributes. NANCY PIFER ngaged? Of course; but in rhat? DONNA POE The right name but not a poet. KAREN MONAHAN Honest, Mr. Spagnoli, I didn't skip. OLLI PAKKALA Teach me a di rty word! PATRICK MONAHAN The harder I try to be good the worse I am. LINDA NORRIS It's not my fault — it's the peo- ple around me! PETE PALPANT Hair DOLORES PARK 100 words per minute without a typewriter. MICHAEL OPSAL Who me? What did I do know. CATHY PERKINS I Hartley realize. GRACE POPEJOY Now, let us bow our heads for grace. 80 JERRY RANDOLPH Do unto others, then split! MARTY REDMAN There are three great men in the world — me and I forget the other two. SUSAN REEDER We redheads have to stick to- gether — right Mike? RUTH RICHARDSON DAVE RUPLEY MIKE SALLOWS I will if you will too. Moose under water. It ain't me babe! KAREN SCHULTZ THOMAS SERAFIN MARGARET SHELLE What I haven't tried today — It's not what you do — it's what Boom, Boom — Ain't it fun to be I'll try tomorrow. you get away with. crazy! JIM RODOHAVER He has two speeds — slow and super slow. DUANE SANBORN Better to be a witty fool than to be a foolish wit. BRAD SHOEMAKER Sometimes I just sit and think, but mostly I just sit. 81 BOB SIEGFRIED I may look lousy, but I'm only confused. JACKIE SMITH I II take that six pence any ole' day. BECKY SPRAGUE It's not all that bad — it's worse. JOYCE STEELE Me a programmer? ANITA STIVERSON Who says spinach makes you grow? SAM STUCKY Hey, Hey, Hey! Luv to play tackle! PENNYE STUTTZ It's Uncle Al, the kiddie's pal! GREGG SWORD I'm the greatest athlete ever — just ask me. KAREN TAYLOR When I'm not with the boy I love, I love the boy I'm near. ROGER TERRILL It's better to sit tight than to drive in that condition. KATHY VERDON Do it now and avoid the rush.' CHRIS WOLLET She's tempermental two thirds temper and one third mental. 82 KATHLEEN WRIGHT Some say she's quiet, others know better. Miss Constantine 1984 Senior Class Officers: Merilee dent, Mike Mills, President. Hey Pat! Where's the rest room? It's not in the dictionary, Jeff! Jay, Secretary, Karen Liesman, Treasurer, Jeff Jackson, Vice Presi- 5� Is this Fayette, Ohio? If at last you don't succeed, graduate! So? What if there is a game? 'Promise you won't tell Becky about us? Did you see her face when we ... ? 85 DAR Good Citizen The DAR good citizen at Hudson Area High School this year is Miss Merilee jay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jay, 316 Seward Street, Hudson. The girls are chosen by a vote of the senior class and the faculty. The qualifications con- sidered are dependability, service, leader- ship, and patriotism regardless of race, creed or nationality. Merilee has been active in school affairs and church. She has been a cheerleader for three years, a member of student council, ski club, yearbook staff, all-school play and forensics for two years. She also has been a member of queen's court for homecoming two years and has been class vice-president and class secretary. Last summer she was a YFU representative to Ireland. She is a member of the United Methodist Church and is active in its M.Y.F. Merilee plans to attend college and pre- pare for a career in elementary education. Homemaker of Tomorrow Marianne Commenator, on the basis of her score in the homemaking knowledge and attitude test taken by senior girls De- cember 2, is Hudson Area High School's 1970 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomor- row. In addition to receiving a specially de- signed silver charm from General Mills, sponsor of the annual homemaking educa- tion program, Marianne is now eligible for one of 102 college scholarships totaling $110, 000.00. As Hudson's representative she enters competition for the state Homemaker of Tomorrow, who will be awarded a $1,500.00 scholarship and the runner-up a $500.00 educational grant. In addition, the school of the state Homemaker of Tomorrow will re- ceive a complete set of Encyclopedias Bri- tannica from Encyclopedia Britannica, Incorporated. 87 Senior Activities ALVERSON, SUE — F.N.A. 3; Student Aide 4; Science Club 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; Russian Club 4. AMES, WENDE — Ski Club 4; All School Play 4; Student Aide 4; Office Practice 4. ANDERSON, NORMAN — Student Aide 3; Queen's Court 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Latin Club 1, 2. BAIL, MICHAEL — Student Aide 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Ski Club 3. BAKER DANIEL — Basketball 1; Football 1; All-School Play 2. BAKER, KEITH — Forensic 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2; Boy's State 3. BATES JENNIE — F.N.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Student Aide 1, 3; Library Aide 3. BERGLUND, DALE — Student Aide 3,4; Y.F.U — Netherlands 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2, 3,4; Bank 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3,4; All-School Play 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Yearbook 4. BIGGERS, JAMES — Football Manager 4; D.E. Club 1, 2; Visa Club 3; Co-Op 4. BILLS, JIM — Basketball Manager 3; Varsity Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; All-School Play 1, 2, 4. BUTTS, MARK — Student Council 1; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Play 2, 3. CAMPBELL, BLAIR — F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. CHILDERS, JAMES — F.F.A. 1; Student Aide 3; Wrestling Manager 3. CISCO, PAMELA — Class Officer — Treasurer 2; Office Practice 3, 4; Queen's Court 2, 4; Cheerleader 4; Student Council 2, 3 — LCAA Secretary 3, President 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girl's Basketball 1, 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1 Head 2, 3. COMMENATOR, MARIANNE — F.H.A. 2, Songleader 3, Vice- President 4; Office Practice 4; Y.F.U. — Norway 3; Baseball Score- keeper 2, 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; All-School Play 2. CONKLIN, ALBERTA — Forensics 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; All-School Play 3; Student Aide 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Life Club 1,2,4, Vice-President 3; Latin Club 1, 2. COSGROVE, JOANNE — F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Aide 1, 2, 3; Office Practice 1, 4; Ski Club 3. DAY, GEORGE — F.F.A. 2,3; Student Aide 4; Intramurals 3,4. DELINE, DAN — Office Practice 4; Queen's Court 3; Intramurals 2,3,4. DOUBLE, ELAINE — Office Practice 4; Co-Op 4. DOUBLE, SUSAN — Student Aide 2, 4. ENERSON, CHRISTOPHER — Yearbook 3; Y.F.U. — Germany 3; Student Council 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 3,4; All-School Play 1. EVENSON, WILLIAM — Queen's Court 4; Student Council 1, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football Trainer 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Boy's State 3; Ski Club 3,4; All-School Play. FITCH, JOYCE — F.H.A. 4; F.N.A. 3; G. A. A. 1; Office Practice 4. FORD, STEVEN — F.F.A. 1, 2; Student Aide 4; Wrestling 4. FOX, HAROLD — F.F.A.1,2; Vice-President 3,4; Student Aide 4. FOX RHONDA — Co-Op 4. FREES, TIM — Student Aide 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Basketball Manager 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Home Construction 4. FRESE, JULES — Student Aide 4; Wrestling 1, 2, Band 1, 2. FRIEDRICH, CHARLES — F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Aide 4; Football 1. GERIG, STEVE — Home Construction 3,4. GOODLOCK, LINDA — Student Aide 4; Office Practice 4. GOODSELL, GARY — Student Aide 4, Office Practice 3; Student Council 2, 3; Vice-President 4, Baseball 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; In- tramurals 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Boy's Stae 3; Ski Club 4; LCAA Student Council 4. GRAVES, MARK — Student Aide 4; Office Practice 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Boy's State 3; All-School Play 3. GUSS CHARLES — Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Boy's State 3; Ski Club 3,4. HACKETT, CLAUDIA — Yearbook 4; F.H.A. 2, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4; F.T.A. 2, Vice-President 3; Student Aide 1; Office Practice 3,4; G.A.A. 3,4, Girl's Basketball 3,4; Science Club 4; Girl's State 3; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 3,4. HALL, JOYCE — F.H.A. 1; Student Aide 3; G.A.A. 1; Girl's Basket- ball 1; Band 1, Ski Club 4; Co-op 4. HALL, ROGER — F.T.A. 3; Student Aide 2, 3; Manager Wrestling 1; Varsity Club 1, 2,3,4. HARTMAN, BRUCE — Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Life Club 4. HASSENZAHL, LEILA — Yearbook 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.N.A. 2; Student Aide 3; Office Practice 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4; All-School Play 2, 3. HEPKER, JOHN — Basketball 1; Track 3; Football 2, 3,4; Intramur- als 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. HIGLEY, HAROLD — F.F.A. 1, 2; Student Aide 4. HIGLEY, PATRICIA - F.H.A. 2,3,4, Student Aide 4. HOCKMAN, ROBERT — F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Aide 4; Co-op 4. HOLT, KEITH — Student Aide 2,4 HOUSMAN, WILLIAM — Student Aide 4; Basketball 1; Intramur- als 3,4. HUFF, ROBERTA — Class Officer-Secretary 2; Yearbook 3, 4; Fo- rensic 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Basketball 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Life 2, 3; Ski Club 3,4; All-School Play 1, 2, 3; Girl's State 3. HUTCHINSON, GARY — F.F.A. 2,3; Intramurals 3 4. IRELAND, BARBARA — F.T.A. Vice-President 1; Student Aide 4; Student Council, President 4, National Honor Society 2, 3; Trea- surer 4. JACKSON, JEFFREY — Class Officer — Vice President 4; Student Aide 4, Intramurals 4; Science Club 3, 4; Boy's State 3; Spanish Club 2,3; All-School Play 4. JAY, JOHN — Student Aide 3,4; Library Aide 3; Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. JAY, MERILEE — Class Officer — Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Yearbook 3,4; Forensic 3; Student Aide 2,4; Y.F.U — Ireland 3; Queen's Court 1,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; Ski Club 3,4, All-School Play 2,3,4. JEFFREY, BRENDA — Student Aide 1, 2,4; Office Practice 3. JONES, RANDY — Student Aide 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Football 3,4; Var- sity Club 3,4; All-School Play 2. KEEN, CYNDIE — Forensic 4; F.H.A. 2, 3; F.N.A. 3; Student Aide 4; Library Aide 3; Queen's Court 2, 4; Queen 4; Cheerleader 4; G.A.A. 3,4; Band 1; Ski Club 2; All-School Play 2,3,4; Girl's State 3. KINGSLEY, STEVE — Student Aide 4, Student Council LCAA Rep- resentative 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Boy's State; Latin Club 1,2. KLINGER, DONNA — F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2, 3; Student Aide 4, Baseball Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl's Basketball 1; All-School Play 4. KNAUSS, SHARON — F.H.A. 2; F.T.A. 3; Student Aide 2; Office Practice 3,4; G.A.A. 3. LENNON, MARY — F.H.A4; Co-op 4. LIESAMN, KAREN — Class Office — Treasurer 4; Yearbook 3, 4; F.T.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Aide 1; Office Practice 2, 3; Y.F.U. — Argen- tina 3; Student Council 1,2,4; National Honor Society 2,3, Presi- den 4; Baseball Scorekeeper 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Vice President 4; Girl's Basketball 1, 2; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 1, 2,3,4; All-School Play 2,3,4. LOCKE, JOHN — Yearbook 4; Forensic 4; F.T.A. 2; Student Aide 3; Y.F.U. — Denmark 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Science Club Vice-President 2, President 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3,4; All-School Play 3,4; Intramurals 4. MCFAUL, KATHY — Yearbook 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Aide 1, 2; All-School Play 3,4; Tiger Mascot 4. MEISER, BEATE — F.H.A. 4; Foreign Exchange 4; G.A.A. 4; Girl's Basketball 4. MEREDITH, COLLEEN — F.H.A. 2, 3; F.N.A. 2; Student Aide 3, 4; Queen's Court 3; Student Council 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Girl's State 3; All-School Play 2,4. MIDDLETON, NANCY — Class Officer — Secretary 3; Forensic 3, 4; F.N.A. 3; Student Aide 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 3,4; Girl's State 3; Campus Life Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3. MILLER, SUSAN — Student Aide 4; Campus Life Club 1,3. MILLS, MICHAEL — Class Officer — President 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Forensic 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sci- ence Club 2,3,4; Boy's State; All-School Play 3. MITCHELL, TERRY — Yearbook 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Aide 2, 3,4. MODEN, DEBORAH — F.H.A. 3; Student Aide 2, 3. MONAHAN, KAREN — Yearbook 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Aide 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2; All-School Play 2,4. MONAHAN, PATRICK — Class Officer — Vice President 1; Stu- dent Aide 4; Queen's Court 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Science Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3. NORRIS, LINDA — F.H.A. Parlimentarian 3, Reporter; Student Aide 2, 4; Office Practice 3; Student Council 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3 Pres- ident 4; Science Club 4; Girl's State 3; Ski Club 3, 4; All-School Play 3,4. OPSAL, MICHAEL — Student Aide 3, 4; Library Aide 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3. PAKKALA, OLLI — Foreign Exchange 4; Queen's Court 4; Student Council 4; Track 4; Ski Club 4. PALPANT, PETE — Track 4; Wrestling 3,4; Varsity Club 4;Science Club 2; Latin Club 1,2. PARK, DOLORES — Student Aide 2; Majorette 1, Campus Life Club 2; Co-op 4. PARTEE, CINDY — F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Aide 4. PERKINS, CATHY — Student Aide 2,3,4; Office Practice 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Campus Life Club 1,2,3. PIFER, NANCY — Student Aide 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Play 1. POE, DONNA — Student Aide 1,2, 3. POPEJOY, GRACE — F.H.A. 1; F.N.A. 4. RANDOLPH, JERRY — Basketball Manager 1, 2; Baseball 1; Foot- ball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4. REDMAN, MARTIN — Queen's Court 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Golf 3; Varsity Club 3,4. REEDER, SUSAN — F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Student Aide 4. RICHARDSON, RUTH — F.H.A. 4; Student Aide 3, 4. RUPLEY, DAVID — All-School Play 2. SALLOWS, MIKE — Student Aide 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Play 3,4. SANBORN, DUANE — Student Aide 3. SCHULTZ, KAREN — Student Aide 3; Library Aide 2; G.A.A. 2, 3; Girl's Basketball 2; Latin Club 1; Co-op 4. SERAFIN, THOMAS — Student Aide 4; Queen's Court 4; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3,4; Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club Treasurer 3; Boy's State 3; Ski Club 3; All-School Play 3,4. SHELLE, MARGARET — Girl's Basketball 4; Student Aide 4. SHOEMAKER, BRAD — Football 1, 2. SIEGFRIED, ROBERT — Student Aide 2; Co-op 4. SMITH, JACKIE — F.N.A. 3; Student Aide 4, G.A.A. 1, 2; Science Club 3; Campus Life Club 3; All-School Play 2. SPRAGUE, BECKY — Student Aide 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Life Club 1,2, 3,4; All-School Play 2, 3. STEELE, JOYCE — F.H.A 1,2,3,4; F.N.A. 4; Student Aide 2; Library Aide 4; G.A.A. 4; Girl's State 3; All-School Play 4. STIVERSON, ANTIA — F.H.A 3, 4; Student Aide 4. STUCKY, SAM — Student Aide 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Boy's State 3; All-School Play 1, 2,3,4. STUTTZ, PENNY — Class Officer — Vice-President 2, Secretary 1, President 3; F.H.A 1, 2, 4; Student Aide 3; Library Aide ; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3; G.A.A. 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3,4. SWORD, GREGG — Student Aide 3; Library 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 2; Football 1, 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4. TAYLOT, KAREN — Student Aide 3; Library Aide 4. TERRILL, ROGER — Intramurals 1,2,3. VERDON, KATHY — F.N.A President 4; Student Aide 2, 3; Ski Club 4. WOLLET, CHRIS — F.H.A. 3; Student Aide 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Girl's Basketball 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; All-School Play 2, 3, 4. WRIGHT, KATHLEEN — F.H.A. 2, 3; Student Aide 4; Library Aide 3; Girl's State 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Campus Life Club 1,2, 3,4. ft Senior Activities???? 89 Juniors TOP TO BOTTOM: Amy Brighton — Vice President, Jean Fox — Presi- dent, Mary Gregg — Secretary Brenda Van Hemert — Treasurer Abraham, Rick; Bates, Kayla; Ashbeck, Bonnie; Belknap, Jane; Baker, Mary; Betz, Larry; Barker, Connie; Bice, Nanci; Brown, Leslie; Biggers, Willie Joe. Bloomer, Philomena; Butts, Mike; Booth, Steve; Camp, Jenell; Borck, Ka- thy; Carr, Vicky; Brad- street, Cindy; Clark, Terry Brighton, Amy; Cole, Lissa. 93 Cox, Debbie; Duncan, Rodney; Crane, Char- lotte; Dunne, Pat; Curtis, Perry; Durling, Gerald; Delaney, Linda; Edinger, Tim; Duncan, Larry; Find- lay, Mary. Ford, Rodney; Goodlock, Mary; Fox, Celeste; Goodrich, Tom; Fox, Jean; Gregg, Mary; Gal- breath, Bob; Hanning, Charles; Gardiner, Janice; Hartley, Dennis. Hinesman, Mike; Jagelka, Bob; Hinkle, Linda; Jay, Laura; Holt, Darlene; Jenkins, Bill; Hoover, Dick; Johnson, Janet; Huff, Luann; Johnston, Carol. 94 Kingsley, Marcia; Lange, Sandra; Kingsley, Tom; Little, Norma; Klinger, David; Locke, Priscilla; Knauss, Becky; Luft, Nan- cy; Kopp, Ted; Mansfield Bruce. McClain, Jerry; Miler, Norma; McClain, Shirley; Mills, Gary; McCullough, Dave; Mills, Kathy; Mc- Dowell, Dave; Moore, Rosalie; Meredith, Ann; Moyer, Jerry. Munk, Susan; Perkins, Glen; Osgood, Vernon; Pittenger, Dan; Park, Faye; Potter, Steve; Pat- terson, Dave; Preven- towski, Janice; Patton, Jim; Rinehart, Bob. 95 Jr Rodehaver, Charles; San- ford, Dick; Rose, Rick; Schroeder, David; Ru- pley. Bill; Scott, Shirley; Sanborn, Janice; Serafin, Debbie; Sanford, Cora; Sherman, Jeff. Shipman, Sandy; Taylor, Helen; Smoke, Dick; Timms, Pat; Stuttz, Pam; Townsend, Gary; Sweet, Charles; Truman, Rod- ney; Sword, Melody; VanHemert, Brenda. VanZandt, Keith; Worn- staff, Wendy; Webster, Tom; Wright, Diane; Winn, David; Wright, Sal- ly; Wollet, John; Yager, Debra. Missing: Ackley, Larry; Embach, Daniel; Geeting, Mike; Hackett, Pam; Herman, Gayle; Kaiser, Sandy; Lordan, Debbie; McKinney, Ivan; Mc- Michael, David; Million, Shelly; Reuter, Carl; Ster- ling, Mike. 96 You'll never guess who's thumb I smashed! What's wrong with smil- ing, girls? Sophomore Officers SCHOOL BUS LEFT TO RIGHT: Amy Lilly- white — Treasurer, Nancy Norris — Vice President, Jes- sie Camp — President, Deb- bie Garr — Secretary. The Sophomore float one minute before collapse. The Sophomores enjoyed their revenge. Ahhh — yes! 98 Anderson, Mike; Baker, Cheryl; Atkins, Randy; Baker, Dennis; Austin, Bill; Baker, Duane; Aus- tin, Monte; Barnes, Tom; Bail, George; Baker, Virginia. Barret, Lisa; Borck, Peggy; Barret, Robin; Brighton, Ann; Beagle, Connie; Camp, Jessica; Bishop, Vickie; Clark, DeLoy; Black, John; Clark, DeWarren. Conklin, Mark; DeLine, Calvin; Curtis, Kay; De- Line, Mark; Day, Betty; DeLine, Steve; Day, Ken; Duff, Tom; Deisler, Rosa- lyn; Ferguson, Sue. 99 Ferman, Sue; Frownfelter, Rick; Flowers, Hubert; Furhman, Pam; Foster, Lanene; Garr, Debbie; Frantom, Pam; Goodrich, Rick; Frey, Robin; Grubb, Patty. Hackett, Julie; Hephner, Kathy; Hackett, Penny; Hepker, Mike; Hanning, Linda; Huff, Rupert; Har- tley, Becky; Holt, Beverly; Hartman, Pete; Ireland, Linda. Jeffery, Debbie; Julian, Mary; Jones, Richard; Kidd, Darold; Johns, Bob; Kishpaugh, Joe; Johnston, Bill; Knauss, Pam; John- ston, Jerry; Knox, Dave. 100 Kriegbaum, Cathy; Luma, Mike; Kuhn, Linda; Mar- ry, joanna; Lillywhite, Amy; McCullough, Cathy; Lordan,Karen; Middaugh, Nancy; Luft, Junior; Moden, Melvin. Moore, Barb; Owens, Ju- lie; Nelson, Penny; Ows- ley, Betty; Niner, Dennis; Popejoy, Wendell; Norris, Nancy; Miller, Rodney; Osborn, Kim; Potter, Bruce. « Price, Bruce; Richards, Jim; Randolph, Brenda; Rink, Claude; Raymond, Mike; Rogers, Dave; Reeder, Mike; Rowley, Vernon; Rhinehart, Phil; Rozelle, Doug. 101 Rupley, Julie; Scott, Sandy; Rupley, Mike; Schroeder, Tony; Rupp, Barb; Shelle, Virginia; Salomin, Mike; Shibler, Donald; Sallows, Tim; Smith, Barbara. Smith, Connie; Swanders, Mindi; Smith, Mike; Swartz, Chris; Sneyd, Mike; Swartz, Larry; Speller, Gene; Terril, Brenda; Stoneking, Blain; Truman, Atomi. Webber, Peggy; Williams, Patty; Webster, Mike; Wilmoth, Marie; Well- nitz, Diane; Wilson, Lesia; Whipple, Jim; Yager, Vicki. Missing: Childers, Shar- on; Davis, Rick; Ford, Lar- ry; Hancock, Dan; Her- man, Sharon; Jones, Dale; Jones, Douglas; Maschi- no. Barb; Potter, Bruce; Richards, Thomas; Reed- er, Mike; Rodehaver, Robert; Schultz, Sandra; Shipman, Mark; Stump, Michael. 102 My girdle is killing me! Who'll take the one with the skinny legs? Mary Monahan — Vice President, Lori Frees — Secretary, Marilyn Deisler — President, Debbie Driskill — Treasurer. Freshmen Bishop, Charles; Bohan- non, April; Booth, Chris; Borck, Susan; Brighton, Alisa; Brown, Mick; Bur- nett, Rick; Cisco, Perry; Cole, David; Conklin, Paul. 104 Cramer, Dan; Davis, Rick; Crater, Mike; Deisler, Marilyn; Crisler, Ricky; Double, Janet; Curtis, Joan; Driskill, Debbie; Curtis, Mickey; Duncan, Ken. Duncan, Randy; Fredrick, June; Edinger, Tom; Frees, Lori; Eisenhower, Bruce; Frey, Cheryl; Ener- son, John; Garr, Rick; Fitch, Don; Gentry, Penny. Gibbons, Ann; Guss, Mar- ilyn; Gibbs, David; Gut- ting, William; Goodlock, Dolly; Hancock, Dave; Goodrich, Robert; Han- ning, Mike; Gray, Thom- as; Harris, Francis. 105 Hartman, Kerry; Johnson, James; Henning, Dean; Johnson, Terry; Hepker, Steve; Jones, Diana; Huff, Don; Kerr, Brenda; Johns, Bob; Kerr, Debbie. Kidd, Margie; Lennon Mike; Klinger, Sharon; Lickley, Steve; Kreigh- baum, Connie; Marry, Martha; Kunkle, Susan; Marsh, Deboral; Lange, Robert; Mason, Jim. McCaskey, Gregg; Mc- Nair, Jane; McClain, Steve; Meredith, Joe; McCullough, Donna; Middaugh, Susan; Mc- Dowell, John; Middleton, Gary; McMichael, Mar- cia; Miller, George. 106 Miller, Roger; Moore, Brent; Mills, Becky; Mort, Louise; Monahan, Mary; Moyer, John; Monahan, Mike; Meredith, Charles; Moore, Jim; Munsell, John. Michols, Mark; Rodehav- er, Bob; Nicolson, Ger- ald; Ries, Linda; Palpant, Gary; Rodehaver, Rita: Peacock, Pam; Rogers, Dan; Reuter, Phil; Rose, Cindy. Rowley, Bill; Sanford, Diana; Rozell, Greg; Schroeder, Carol; Rupley, Cindy; Scott, Mike; Rus- sell, Tom; Sheele, There- sa; Park, Marlene; Sher- man, Jennifer. 107 Shibler, Sue; Simpson, Mike; Shipman Bruce; Sleutelberg, Ester; Shipman, Mark; Mark; Sturtevant, Denise; Shipman, Jim; Sutherland, Sue. Spohr, Connie; Swails, Debbie; Sterling, Jeff; Thorp, Albey; Stiverson, Bill, Taylor, Dale; Stoneking, Brent; Terrill, Bill; Sweet, David; VanZandt, Kenneth. Vanderpool, Debbie; Webster, Barb; Ver- don, Peggy; Williams, Silas; Verdon, Sandy; Wollet, Jim; Warner, Debbie. Missing: Kline, Tom Mullaly, Tom Newton, Patricia Roney, Matt Wright, Eugene 108 Who's the puzzled one now? Working? This can't be Dennis. 99 109 Oh Hole! What color is it, Debbie? Watch out, here I come. Photo Quickies Best Wishes to The Class of 1970 Compliments of METALLOY FOUNDRY Compliments of CAMP'S MOBIL GAS Compliments of THE POSY SHOP Compliments of BLANK'S JEWELRY STORE Compliments of DEMERITT HARDWARE CO. 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Alion 11 Alverson, Sue 32, 74, 38, 86 Ames, George 29, 35, 66,98 Ames, Wende 38, 39,74 Anderson, Michael 24,98 Anderson, Norm 34, 35, 65,74 Arnold, David 104 Ashbeck, Bonnie 93 Ashbeck, William 35,104 Ashley, Gregg 25,104 Atkins, Randy 25,98 Austin, Beth 28,104 Austin, Gary 104 Austin, Monte 68,98 Austin, William 42,98 Bail, George 24, 99 Bail, Michael 25, 35, 45,68, 74 Baker, Cheryl 30,99 Baker, Daniel 74 Baker, Dennis 99 Baker, Keith 26, 33, 35,42,68,74,86 Baker, Lynn 24,104 Baker, Mary 28, 31, 34, 35, 38,93 Baker, Virginia 99 Baker, Wayne 25,99 Barker, Connie 39,93 Barker, Robert 104 Barnes, Tom 35,99,45 Barrett, Lisa 28, 30, 35,99 Barrett, Robin 99 Bates, Jennie 35,74 Bates, Kayla 35, 38,93 Beagle, Connie 25, 30,31,99 Belknap, Jane 93 Belknap, Randy 104 Berglund, Dale 24, 35, 36, 42, 65,74 Bice, Nanci 25, 28, 30,93 Biggers, James 42,74 Biggers, Willie Joe 42,93 Bills, Jim 25,74 Bishop, Charles 25,67,104 Black, John 38,99 Blackburn, Mr. 11, 24 Bloomer, Philomena 93 Bohannon, April 104 Booth, Chris 25, 67,104 Booth, Steve 35, 38, 42,93 Borck, Kathy 93 Borck, Peggy 28,99 Borck, Sue 104 Bradstreet, Cindy 28, 38,93 Brighton, Alisa 104 Brighton, Amy 22, 34, 38,93 Brighton, Ann 28, 99 Brown, Leslie 28, 38, 93 Burnett, Rick 29,104 Butts, Mark 24, 35, 42, 74 Butts, Mike 25, 35,42, 65,93 Camp, Jenell 28, 30, 31, 39,93 Camp, Jessie 30,97,99 Campbell, Blair 35,42,74 Carr, Vickie 28, 38,93 Cisco, Pam 24, 34, 39,70, 75 Cisco, Perry 24,67,104 Clark, DeLoy 99 Clark, DeWarren 29, 35,45,99 Clark, Terry 25, 30, 32,93 Clement, Mr. 11 Cole, David 24,104 Cole, Lissa93 Commenator, Marianne 28, 36, 39,74, 87 Conklin, Alberta 28, 30, 38,75 Conklin, Mark 45,99 Conklin, Paul 104 Cosgrove, JoAnne 28, 39, 74 Cox, Debbie 28,94 Crane, Charlotte 94 Cramer, Daniel 105 Crater, Michael 24,105 Crisler, Ricky 105 Curran, Mr. 12, 42 Curtis Don 75 Curtis, Joan 25, 30, 31,35,105 Curtis, Kay 28,99 Curtis, Michael 66,105 Curtis, Perry 29, 35,42,94 Davis, Rick 66,105 Day, Betty 38,99 Day, George 36,75 Day, Kenneth 99 Delaney, Linda 94 Deisler, Marilyn 31,104,105 Deisler, Rosalyn 31,99 Deline, Calvin 34,99 Deline, Dan 39,75 DeLine, Mark 66,99 DeLine, Stephen 66,99 DeTuccio, Mr. 12 Donaldson, Mrs. 8 Double, Elaine 75 Double, Janet 105 Double, Susan 75 Driskill, Debbie 39,104,105 Duff, Tom 66, 35,99 Duncan, Mr. 2, 3,8 Duncan, Larry 35,42,94 Duncan, Ken 105 Duncan, Randy 105 Duncan, Rodney 94 Dunne, Pat 32,94 Durling, Keith 94 Edinger, Tim 94 Edinger, Thomas 67,105 Enerson, John 45,67,105 Enerson, Christopher 34, 35, 36,75,85 Evenson, William 26, 33, 34,75,84, 86 Ferguson, Sue 35, 38,99 Ferman, Sue 24, 28,30, 31,100 Findlay, Mary 28,94 Fitch, Donald 105 Fitch, Joyce 75,39 Flowers, Hubert 100 Ford, Larry 29, 38 Ford, Rodney 29,94 Ford, Steven 38,76 Foster, Lanene 100 Fox, Celeste 28,94 Fox, Harold 29, 38, 76 Fox, Jean 25, 30, 31, 33, 35,93,94 Fox, Rhonda 76 Frantom, Pam 30, 31,100 Friedrick, Charles 76 Fredrick, June 25,105 Freeborn, Mrs. 12 Frees, Lori 24, 30,104,105 Frees, Tim 35,42,68,76 Frese, Jules 76,84 Frey, Cheryl 105 Frey, Robbin 100 Frownfelter, Rick 100 Fuhrman, Pamela 100 Galbreath, Bob 94 Gardiner, Janice 24, 32,35,94 Garr, Debbie 97,100 Garr, Rick 34, 67,105 Gentry, Penny 105 Gerig, Steve 76 Gibbons, Ann 24, 30,105 Gibbs, David 105 Godfrey, Mr. 13, 29 Goodlock, Dolly 105 Goodlock, Linda 38, 39,76 Goodlock, Mary 94 Goodrick, Mrs. 13,30 Goodrich, Ric 35,42,66,100 Goodrich, Robert 105 Goodrich, Tom 35,38,65,94,42 Goodsell, Gary 26,35,42, 38,76 Graves, Mark 26, 35, 38,42,76 Gary, Thomas 105 Gregg, Mary 28, 30, 31, 34, 38,70,93,94 Grubb, Patricia 29,100 Gucciardo, Mr. 13 Guss, Charles 26,76 Guss, Marilyn 29,105 Gutting, Bill 105 Haapalainen, Helena 30, 34,37 Hackett, Claudia 22, 28,30, 31, 32, 35,76, 84,85, 39 Hackett, Julie 28, 30, 31, 38,100 117 Hackett, Pam 31, 35 Hackett, Penny 28, 30,100 Hall, Joyce 77 Hall, Roger 35,77 Hancock, Dan 29 Hancock, Dave 105 Hanning, Charles 94 Hanning, Linda 100 Hanning, Michael 105 Harris, Frances 105 Hartley, Becky 100 Hartley, Dennis 30, 32, 35, 38, 42, 94 Hartman, Bruce 35,42, 77 Hartman, Kerry 106 Hartman, Pete 34,35,42,100 Hassenzahl, Leila 22, 28, 30, 32,31,77 Henning, Dean 67,106 Hephner, Cathy 100 Hepker, John 35,42,77 Hepker, Mike 35,42,66,100 Hepker, Steve 67,106 Higley, Harold 77 Higley, Pat 77 Hinesman, Mike 94 Hinkle, Linda 22, 30, 94 Hockman, Bob 38,77 Holt, Beverly 31,100 Holt, Darlene 31,94 Holt, Keith 38, 77 Hoover, Richard 29,94 Housman, William 77 Huff, Don 106 Huff, Luann 29, 94 Huff, Mike 77 Huff, Roberta 22, 25, 30, 32, 34, 77,86 Huff, Rupert 100 Hutchinson, Gary 78 Ireland, Barb 22, 31, 33, 38, 78,86 Ireland, Linda 34, 35, 39,100 Isenhower, Bruce 105 Jackson, Jeff 26, 38,78,83,84,85 Jagelka, Bob 35,42,94 James, Mrs. 14 Jay, John 38,78 Jay, Laura 22, 32, 34, 38,94 Jay, Merilee 22, 36, 38, 70, 78,83,87 Jeffrey, Brenda 78 Jeffrey, Debra 100 Jenkins, Bill 38,94 Johns, Bob 35, 45,100,106 Johnson, James 106 Johnson, Janet 28,94 Johnson, Terry 106 Johnston, Bill 100 Johnston, Carol 30,94 Johnston, Kay 38,78 Johnston, Jerry 66,100 Jones, Dale 29 Jones, Diana 30,31,106 Jones, Douglas 29 Jones, Randy 35, 38, 42, 68, 78 Jones, Richard 35,66,100 Julian, Mary Sue 24, 30,100 Kaiser, Sandy 34,70 Keen, Cyndie 32, 38,70,78,84 Kelley, Mrs. 14 Kerr, Brenda 25,30, 31,106 Kerr, Debbie 106 Kidd, Darold 38,100 Kidd, Margie 106 Kier, Ray 78 Kingsley, Marcia 28, 30, 39,95 Kingsley, Steve 26,34,35,42,65,78 Kingsley, Tom 35,42,65,95 Kispaugh, Ken 66,100 Klinger, Dave 25,95 Klinger, Donna 28, 35,38, 78 Klinger, Sharon 25,106 Knauss, Becky 28, 38, 95 Knauss, Pam 28,100 Knauss, Sharon 25,79 Knox, Dave 45,66,100 Kopp, Ted 32,35,95 Kreighbaum, Cathy 34, 38,101 Kreighbaum, Connie 29,106 Kuhn, Linda 28,101 Kunkle, Susan 25,30, 31, 34,106 Kutzley, Mrs. 14,31 Lange, Robert 45,106 Lange, Sandy 30,31,94 Lennon, Mary 79 Lennon, Mike 29,67,106 Lickley Steve 106 Liesman, Karen 22,30,32,35, 36, 79,83,86 Lillywhite, Amy 28,30,31, 38,97,101 Little, Norma 25, 28,30,95 Locke, John 22, 32,36, 79,86 Locke, Priscilla 22,30,32,33,35,95 Lordan, Debbie 30,31,38 Lordan, Karen 30,101 Luft, Junior 29, 38,101 Luft, Nancy 38,95 Luma, Mike 101 Mansfield, Bruce 30, 32,34,35,38,42,68, 95 Marry, Joanna 30, 31,101 Marry, Martha 106 Marsh, Deborah 106 Mason, Jim 106 Meiser, Beate 28, 30, 31,34,37,79 Meredith, Ann 28, 30,32,95 Meredith, Charles 107 Meredith, Colleen 32,34,79 Meredith, Joe 106 Middaugh, Nancy 29, 30,101 Middaugh, Susanna 29,106 Middleton, Nancy 22,32,33, 34, 39,79,86 Middleton, Gary 25, 29,106 Miler, Norma 30, 31,95 Miller, Miss 15,30,35 Miller, George 106 Miller, Rodney 25,101 Miller, Roger 107 Miller, Susan 38,79 Mills, Garry 32,95 Mills, Kathy 28,30,95 Mills, Mike 22,24,26,32,33,35,79,83,84, 85,86 Mills, Rebecca 24, 28,30,35,107 Million, Shelly 35, 38 Mitchell, Terry 22,79 Moden, Debbie 79 Moden, Melvin 29,101 Monahan, Karen 22,28, 38,80 Monahan, Mary 28,30,104,107 Monahan, Pat 35,42, 38,80 Monahan, Mike 68,107 Moore, Barb 101 Moore, Brent 24, 29,34,67,107 Moore, Jim 107 Moore, Rosalie 25,33,39,95 Mort, Louise 30,107 Moyer, Jerry 24,33,34,35,39,42,65,95 Moyer, John 24,67,107 Mullaly, Tom 67 Munk, Susan 29, 33,95 Munsell, John 32, 34,68,107 Myers, Mrs. 16 Malarney, Mr. 15,68 McCaleb, Mr. 15 McCaskey, Greg 25,67,106 McClain, Shirley 95 McClain, Steve 106 McCullough, Cathy 101 McCullough, Dave 29, 38, 95 McCullough, Donna 106 McDowell, Dave 68,95 McDowell, John 45,106 McFaul, Kathy 22,79 McMichael, Marsha 106 McNair, Jane 34,106 Nelson, Penny 29,38,101 Nichelsen, Gerald 25,67,107 Nichols, Mark 29,67,107 Niner, Dennis 29,101 Norris, Nancy 29, 30, 31,34,38,97,101 Norris, Linda 28, 30, 32,35, 80,84, 38 Opsal, Mike 35,38,42,65,80,85 Osborn, Kim 101 Osgood, Vern 29,95 Owsley, Betty 35,38,101 Oyer, Mrs. 16, 30,33 Pakkala, Olli 34,35,37,80 Palpant, Mr. 16 118 Palpant, Gary 25,107 Palpant, Pete 68,80 Park, Delores 80 Park, Faye 25,35,95 Park, Marlene 24, 30,107 Partee, Cindy 28, 38,80 Patterson, Dave 35,42,65,95 Patton, Jim 95 Peacock, Pam 107 Peltier, Mr. 17 Perkins, Cathy 80 Perkins, Glen 95 Pifer, Nancy 24,80 Pittemger, Dan 24,95 Poe, Donna 80 Popejoy, Grace 80 Popejoy, Wendell 29,101 Potter, Bruce 101 Potter, Steve 29,35,45,95 Preventowski, Janice 25,35,95 Price, Bruce 101 Randolph, Brenda 101 Randolph, Jerry 81 Raymond, Michael 38,101 Redman, Marty 35,65,81 Reeder, Michael 101 Reeder, Sue 38,81 Rees, Linda 29,107 Reuter, Carl 107 Reuter, Phil 107 Reynolds, Mr. 17,45, 66 Richards, Tom 101 Richardson, Ruth 81 Rinck, Claude 29 Rinehart, Bob 95 Rinehart, Phillip 25,45,6,101 Rodehaver, Charles 96 Rodehaver, Jim 81 Rodehaver, Rita 107 Rodehaver, Robert 107 Rogers, Dan 67,107 Rogers, Dave 66,101 Rose, Cindy 30,107 Rose, Rick 38,96 Rowley 29,101 Rowley, William 29,107 Rozelle, Douglas 101 Rozelle, Gregg 107 Rupley, Bill 35,42,65,96 Rupley, Cindy 28,107 Rupley, Dave 81 Rupley, Julie 30,101 Rupley, Mike 66,101 Rupp, Barb 30, 31,34,101 Russell, Tom 24,107 Salamin, Mike 66,102 Sallows, Mike 25,81 Sallows, Tim 25,102 Sanborn, Duane 81 Sanborn, Janice 33,39, % Sanford, Cora 24,30, 31, 33, % Sanford, Dick 35,42,65,96 Sanford, Diana 30,31,107 Saylor, Mr. 17,42 Schroeder, Carol 30,107 Schroeder, Dave 22,30,32, 33,96 Schroeder, Tony 102 Schultz, Karen 81 Scott, Sandra 28,102 Scott, Shirley 30,96 Scott, Mike 107 Serafin, Debbie 28,30,31, 35,96 Serafin, Tom 26,35,65,81,85 Sheely, Mr. 18,22 Shelly, Mrs. 18 Shelle, Maggie 38,81,84 Shelle, Theresa 31,34,107 Shelle, Virginia 31,102 Sherman, Jeff 35,42,38,65,96 Sherman, Jennifer 24,30,31,107 Shibler, Don 103 Shibler, Sue 108 Shipman, Bruce 108 Shipman, Mark 24, 29,108 Shipman, Priscilla 24,108 Shipman, Sandy 96 Shoemaker, Brad 81 Shoeman, Jim 108 Siegfried, Robert 82 Simpson, Mike 108 Sleutelberg, Ester 25,30,35,108 Smith, Barbara 24,30,102 Smith, Connie 29,102 Smith, Doug 108 Smith, Mike 24,102 Smith, Jackie 82 Smoke, Dick 96 Sneyd, Mike 102 Spagnoli, Mr. 8,18,42,65 Speller, Eugene 66,102 Spohr, Connie 24 Sprague, Becky 25,82,86,108 Steele, Joyce 32,82 Sterling, Jeff 68,108 Stiverson, Anita 28, 38,82 Stiverson, Bill 108 Stoneking, Blain 24,45,103 Stoneking, Brent 108 Storrer, Mr. 19,35 Stucky, Sam 24, 26, 35,42, 68,82 Sturtevant, Denise 30,108 Stuttz, Pam 29,96 Stuttz, Penny 28,35,82 Sutherland, Sue 108 Swailes, Debbie 108 Swander, Melinda 35,38,102 Swartz, Chris 102 Swartz, Larry 102 Sweet, Chuck 29,96,108 Sword, Gregg 42,82 Sword, Melody 96 Taylor, Dale 108 Taylor, Helen 96 Taylor, Karen 82 Terrill, Brenda 102 Terrill, Roger 82 Terrill, Bill 25,67,108 Thorp, Alby 108 Timms, Pat 35, 38,96 Tinney, Mr. 19,35,42 Townsend, Gary 24, 34,35,42,96 Truman, Rodney 96 Truman, Umeka 102 Vanderpool, Deborah 30, 39,108 VanHemert, Brenda 28,30, 31,34,35,70, 93,96 VanZandt, Kenneth 68,108 VanZandt, Keith 68,96 Verdon, Kathy 82 Verdon, Peggy 31,35,108 Verdon, Sandra 25,35,108 Warner, Debbie 28, 30,108 Weber, Margaret 29,102 Webster, Barb 24,30,31,108 Webster, Mike 102 Webster, Tom 32,33,96 Wellnitz, Diane 25,102 Whipple, Jim 102 Williams, Pat 31,102 Williams, Silas 108 Wilmoth, Marie 102 Williams, Pat 31,102 Williams, Silas 108 Wilmoth, Marie 102 Wilson, Lisa 25,34,102 Winn, Dave 42,65,96 Wollet, Chris 31, 34, 39,81 Wollet, Jim 67,108 Wollet, John 35,38,42,96 Wornstaff, Wendy 28,96 Wright, Diane 96 Wright, Kathy 32, 34, 38, 39, 83 Wright, Sally 28,39,96 Yager, Debbie 96 Yager, Vicki 30,31,102 Zimmerman, Mrs. 19,28 119 7 With e start of September J never knew Chat the eye of an Deeember were few, January, Je ruary, ApriC, Til ay-, Jfie ays are qorte, but the memories with stay, Tlow my biyfi ays are over. 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