Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1973 volume:

72-73 Senior Highlights Hudson High School Hudson, Michigan DIANE ATKINSON Housewife DAVTD ARNOLD Undecided BILL ASHBECK Nothing GREG ASHLEY Nothing JANE BENTLY Married BETH AUSTIN Housewife GARY AUSTIN None LYNN BAKER Farmer JEAN BENTLY Undecided PAM BERKSHIRE CHARLES BISHOP Medical Receptionist Forestry CHRIS BOOTH Electrician 2 SUSAN BURNETT ALISA BRIGHTON DENNIS BROWNFIELD PERRY CISCO Housewife Dental Assistant Undecided Accountant DAVE COLE DAN CRAMER Professional Racer Work MICHAEL CRATER RICK CRISLER Broadcaster Nothing JOAN CURTIS Secretary MICHAEL CURTIS Go to school MARILYN DEISLER JANET DOUBLE Marion College None 3 SANDRA DOUBLE Veterinarian KENNETH DUNCAN Not Sure RANDY DUNCAN Nothing THOMAS EDINGER Trucker JOHN ENERSON DON FITCH Elementary Teacher None LORI FREES CHERYL FREY Inhalation Therapist Secretary RICK GARR I don't know PENNY GENTRY DAVID GIBBS Gold-digger Father DOLLY GOODLOCK Wife ROBERT GOODRICH MARILYN GUSS DEAN HENNING STEVE HEPKER Nothing Actress Factory Work Corporation Manager JAMES HIGGINS DON HUFF BRUCE ISENHOWER JAMES JOHNSON Data Processing Nothing Nothing Dental Technician TERRY JOHNSON DIANA JONES BRENDA KERR DEBBIE KERR Secretary Airline Pilot Special Education Get a Job 5 TOM KLINE Farmer SHARON KLINGER Accountant CONNIE KREIGHBAUM SUSAN KUNKLE Child Care Center Surgical Nurse GREGG McCASKEY Mechanic MARTHA MARRY Secretary JANE McNAIR Dental Assistant CHARLES MEREDITH Try to learn something ROBERT LANGE Air Force MIKE LENNON Well? CATHY McCORMICK JOHN McDOWELL Travel Nothing Special JOE MEREDITH Draftsman GARY MIDDLETON Beach Bum REBECCA MILLS ??? MARY MONAHAN Nurse MIKE MONAHAN Electronics BRENT MOORE Farmer K. JAMES MOORE Study Law LOUISE MORT Nothing Special JOHN MOYER College bound TOM MULLALY JOHN MUNSELL MARK NICHOLS Journalist Medical Technologist Construction 7 GERALD NICKELSEN Not Sure PHIL REUTER Construction MATT RONEY Actor m GARY PALPANT Nothing LINDA RIES Secretarial work CINDY ROSE Don't know WILLIAM ROWLEY GREGORY ROZELLE Nothing Not sure MARLENE PARK PAMELA PEACOCK Housewife Dental Assistant BONNIE ROBINSON RITA RODEHAVER Wife Secretary 8 CINDY RUPLEY Florida Bound B. TOM RUSSELL Engineer DIANA SANFORD Model CAROL SCHROEDER Accountant SANDRA SHAFFER Cooking Major THERESA STUCKY Housewife JENNIFER SHERMAN Check-out JAMES SHEWMAN Bum-it BRUCE SHIPMAN PRISCILLA SHIPMAN ESTER SLEUTELBERG DEBBIE SPELLER California bound Work MD Housewife 9 CONNIE SPOHR WILLIAM STIVERSON C. BRENT STONEKINGDENISE STURTEVANT LPN Medical Technician Work Elementary Teacher DEBRA SWAILES Executive Secretary DAVID SWEET DALE TAYLOR Auto-body repairman Mechanic WILLIS TERRILL Florida Bound 10 ROGER WEBSTER SILAS WILLIAMS Teacher Married DEBBIE WARNER Physical Therapist BARBARA WEBSTER LPN JAMES WOLLET Body Man? WILLIAM GUTTING Farmer THERE’S A CHANGE ON THE WAY FHA Top: Karen Lange Back Row L to R: Sue Turczin, Judy Nuoffer, Cindy Kimling, Cheryl Crane, Crys Ames, Patty Grubb, Brenda Betz Front Row L to R: Dawn Benjamin, Margo Moran, Debbie Swailes, Becky Cole NEWSPAPER Back Row L to R: Jon Kopp, Rick Gregg, Margo Moran, Miss Wollen (Ad- visor), Judy Salinas, John Munsell. Front Row L to R: Pam Moore, Connie Spohr, Kim Keller, Pam Duncan, Cheryl Boswell. 13 FTA Left to Right: John Enerson, Elaine Meredith, Linda Stoyk, Terry Johnson, John Munsell, Denise Sturtevant, John Moyer, Mr. Reinich (Advisor), Carol Schroeder, Martha Marry, Judy Salinas, Lori Frees, Joan Curtis, Ester Sleutelberg, Julie Fowler. FORENSICS 14 Back Row L to R: Mrs. Sheely (Advisor), Tom Fowler, Greg Rozelle, Jerry Nickelsen, Mike Crater, Crys Ames. Middle Row L to R: Marge Moore, Marilyn Guss, Marilyn Deisler. Bottom Row L to R: Lori Frees, Cindy Jacobs, Patty Grubb, Cindy Kimling, Ester Sleutelberg. — -— F.F.A. 15 SCIENCE CLUB I.C.X. Homecoming Court L to H: Brenda Seymoure, Cindy Berkshire, Sue Baxter, Pam Berkshire, Queen Theresa Shelle, Sandy Double, Kathy Donally, Sheila Ashley, Cherie Keller Escorts L to R: Mark Luma, Gene Townsend, Gary Miller, Joe Mere- dith, Dick Garr, Tom Kline, Jay Sprunger, Jeff Ireland, Brian Shelle 19 October 20 proved to be a very memorable night for all who were involved in the 1972 Homecoming Football Game in which the Might- y Tigers outshone their opponents in another fantastic victory. At half-time the gala festivities came to a cli- max as the band played the famous nursery rhymes of the themes of the class floats and the winning float was announced. Excitement grew in everyone around as the crowd hushed to hear the announcement of the 1972 Home- coming Queen. To remind any failing memories: Theresa Shelle was crowned Homecoming Queen with her escort Rick Garr, and the Seniors had the winning float entitled Sing a Song of Sixpence . FLOAT THEMES Freshmen— Three Blind Mice Sophomores— ATisket a Tasket Juniors — Humpty-Dumpty Seniors — Sing a Song of Sixpence 20 H.A.H.S. BAND ytOOSON TlGe j M Top row L to R: Tammy Kerr, Wyman Ferman, Brenda Kerr, Lynn Baker, Chuck Bishop, Jackie Day, Melva Crater, Sue Eagle, Alan Roney, Chris Kreighbaum, Second row L to R: Jill Austin, Steve Shipman, Mike Crater, Ed Petkus, Blaine Baker, Judy Nuoffer, Gayla Rhinehart, Stacy Shaefer, Sharon Klinger, Pat Webster Third row L to R: Karen Moran, Gary Palpant, Beth Kingsley, Jim Goodrich, Mark Anderson, Wayne Gutierrez, Bob Van Hemert, Greg Black, Pete Thomas, Sue Hepker Fourth row L to R: Connie Moore, Brain Vande Zande, Tim Kuhn, Brenda Moore, Gary Chilcote, Arnold Sleutel- berg, Marge Moore, Carl Stoyk, Randy Abling, Patty Berlin Fifth row L to R: Marilyn Guss, Cindy Leffingwell, Theresa Miller, Julie Fowler, Kathy Timms, JoAnn Holloway, Karen Stoyk, Ruth Houser, Mary Walter, Cindy Berkshire Sixth row L to R: Bonnie Robinson, Vicki Duncan, Cherie Keller, Karen Kingsley, Jane Camp, Monica Anderson, Brenda Double, Becky Barnhart, Jean Anderson, Sandy Shaefer Seventh row L to R: Sue Kunkle, Debbie Spohr, Martha Deline, Rachel Moore, Debbie Yeutter, Brenda Fike, Brenda Jewell, Cindy Jacobs, Chris Sallows, Barb Webster Eighth row L to R: Peggy Cisco, Julie Bowman, Tricia McConnell, Julie Bechanon, Margo Moran, Cheryl Bates, Cheryl Crane, Dawn Benjamin, Denise Moore, Cheryl Miller, Sheila Ashley Nineth row L to R: Lori Frees, Marilyn Deisler, Rick Niverson, Tom Fow- ler, Pam Moore, Bill Terrill, Alton Stiverson, Mr. Blackburn Tenth row L to R: Joan Curtis, Ester Sleutelberg 22 23 This year, action in the Pep Assemblies var- ied from cheerleaders cheering, pep talks from bashful co-captains and coaches, cries of We're Number One, many honored foot- ball players, trophy presentations, and, of course, the Great Follies. We are all proud of the fine effort and job the players of all sports put into their work, and even though we sometimes didn't prove it, we really are behind you all the way Mighty Tigers! 24 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L to R Linda Camp, Jeanne Swander, Glenna Hackett, Pam Berkshire, Sandy Double, Diane Sanford 25 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Top row L to R: Jodie Pittenger, Debbie McCaskey, Brenda Seymoure Bottom row L to R: Kim Baldwin, Polly Vosburg, Delight VanZandt FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS 26 L to R: Cherie Keller, Jackie Wollet, Vicki Duncan, Debbie Hart, Sue Eagle, Merri Driskill 1972 COACH OF THE YEAR After Coach Tom Saylor graduated from Eastern Michigan University in 1964, he began coaching Junior High Football at Hudson. That year his team earned a 6- 0 record. In 1965, he moved to the JV team and in 1966 became Hudson Varsi- ty Head Football Coach. From the be- ginning, he has emphasized TEAMWORK. His first varsity team earned 5 wins, 2 losses, and 1 tie. In 1967 the Tigers claimed the first of six consecutive LC AA Championships with a record of 8-1. The 1968 season kept that record, and in 1969 the Tigers had their first unde- feated varsity football season and the first of three consecutive second place state rankings. Since then, they have remained undefeated. In 1972, the team remained undefeated, captured its' 6th LCAA Championship, and became 1972 State Champions. Coach Saylor has received several awards, but this years honor-Michigan Class C Coach of the Year - was the pinnacle. However, Mr. Saylor feels strongly that this honor is not only a personal one but a school and communi- ty honor, for none of it would have been possible had it not been for the remark- able TEAMWORK of all the players, coaches, cheerleaders, students, par- ents, and citizens over the past seven years. Coach Saylor thanks all of his past team members for their outstanding effort and the assistant coaches for their many hours of dedication. Coach Curran has 14 years, Coach Deline; 5 years, Coach Eberhard; 5 years, Coach Schmidt; 1 year, MnMalarney; 2 years, Mr. Tin- ney; 2 years, and Mr. Peltier; 5 years. Mr.'Saylor realizes that all honors and awards that have come to the Tigers have been won by the TEAM with its tremen- dous dedication and hard work. Assured that this valiant Tiger TEAMWORK will continue, he has set the following goals for 1973: to beat the state record of con- secutive wins, to retain our state title, and to bring home our seventh consecu- tive LCAA Championship. 27 ro 00 CLASS C STATE CHAMPIONS Front row: Coach Tom Saylor, Tom Mullaly, Mick Curtis, Charlie Meredith, Perry Cisco, Co-Captain Steve Hepker, Co-Captain Greg McCasky, Tom Edinger Brent Moore, Jim Wollet, Roger Webster, Coach Ray Curran Middle row: Coach John DeLine, Dan Bellfy, Pat Luma, Jeff Pelham, Jim Harris John Moyer ’ Greg Rozelle, Jerry Nickelsen, Chris Booth, Chuck Smith, Steve Esterline Back row: John Monahan, Chris Decker, Ed Austin, Rick Beagle Steve Ames Dan Mullaly, Dennis Rose, Bill Deo, Rick Sherman, Parke Atkinson, Bruce Vanderpool, Richard Cramer Standing L to R: Coach Reynolds, Wayne Gutier- rez, Jeff Belknap, John Enerson, Jim Goodrich, Bob Lange Kneeling L to R: Ed Austin, Rick Gutierrez, Ed Petkus, Mark Ferman, Blaine Baker Again this year Coach Reynolds was able to rely on the Three Musketeers: Lange. Enerson, and Austin, to set a pace for the rest of the team. From the looks of the rest of the team there should be several more success- ful seasons to follow. 29 Left; Bottom Left-Rocky Sheldon, Kevin Lordon, Steve Bishop, Steve Austin, Rick Donaldson, Middle Left-Rick Sherman, Steve Ames, Greg Gutierrez, Jim Harris, Top Left-Parke Atkinson, Jim Wollet, Greg McCaskey Below: Ed Austin, Bill Deo, Wayne Gutierrez, Pete Thomas, Coach Malarney This year was an exciting one for wrestling fans: and the Tiger Matmen did their best to keep the crowd on the edge of their seats. A pin at a crucial moment by Steve Ames help- ed turn the tide in the Manchester Meet-Much to the Dutchmen's disappointment. 30 VARSITY BASKETBALL Bottom row: Mgr. Vernon Waite, Dick Garr, Pat Luma, Dan Mullaly, Tom Mullaly, John Moy- er, Mgr. Bob Curtis Top row: Mgr. Chuck Herman, Co-Captain Mick Curtis, Don Hoover, Brent Moore, Co--Captain Perry Cisco, Roger Webster, Rick Beagle, Bob Hart, Coach Keller Bottom Row: Marjorie Moore, Stacy Shaffer, Mary Barrett, Dawn Benjamin 2nd row: Becky Godfrey, Kim Sher- man, Debbie Shaw, Clarinda Frey, De- nise Moore 3rd row: Brenda Moore, Peggy McCarty, Deb Rozelle, Brenda Double, Becky Cole, Kathy Timms 4th row: Coach Wollen, Linda Stoyk, Sue Kunkle, Sandy Shaffer, Cindy Rupp, Mary Dunne, Coach Becker 32 Outstanding Senior Athlete JCarru Carrett 1st Row, left to right: Jack Bracey, Brad Butts. Steve Barkway. Scott Barkway, Roger Hathaway. Ron Gibbs. Mike Downing. 2nd Row: Jack Veneros. Les- lie Waldfogel, Jim Smith. Larry Hanna. Gary Cos- grove. John Donaldson. Mr. Curran. National Mom Society 1st Row: Steven Yeutter. Sally Julian. Kathy Fish. Larry Barrett. Pam Grill. Betsy Graves. Don Smith. Diane Musson. 2nd Row: Mary Deter. Rosemary Joughin. Barbara Miller. Diana Driskill. Barbara Redding. Jim Adams. Mrs. Oyer. Claudia Dobbins. Linda Grafe. Denver Hedge. Connie Kunkle. Paula Treadwell, Carole Hanna. Varsity Qolf Varsity Track 1st Row, left to right: Philip Hartley, Larry Clouse. Douglas Clark, Gene Campbell, Bill Elliott, Bruce Lewis, Steve Malarney, Stan Hathaway, Larry Barrett. 2nd Row: Charles Beal, Claude Rowley, Ron Ball, The final track standings in the L.C.A.A. are determined by a complicated point system. A team receives one point for every track meet it wins during the regular season. The L.C.A.A. track meet, which concludes the season, also helps determine the standings. A team receives five points for being first in the L.C.A.A. track meet, four points for being second, and so on. According to this sytem. Coach Dave Hinkle’s track men finished in a tie for fourth place with Clinton. The Tigers won two of the five regular league meets and finished fifth in the final meet. During the regular season, the Tigers soundly defeated Madison and Clinton; they tasted a defeat themselves at the hands of perennial track champs, Morenci. Larry Barrett was the most valuable track man and the high individual scorer for Dale Harris, Chet Hill, Lyle Hutchison. Alan White- sell. Brad Butts, John Meyer. 3rd Row: Mr. Hinkle, Larry Day. Terry Hicks, Roger Henning, Bob Grill. Jim Jacques. Mike Borton, Ron Newlove. Alan Baker. the season. He participated in the high jump, high hurdles, and shot put. Barrett was three-fourths of an inch shy of a Hudson high jump mark. Lyle Hutchison was the second leading scorer. Lyle ran the 220-yard and 100- yards dashes, the 880 relay, and also pole valuted. Steve Malarney, who ran the low and high hurdles, was the third scorer. 440- yard dash men Gene Campbell, miler Bruce Lewis, and runner Roger Henning were other outstanding performers. This year’s track team, like other athletic teams this year, was a young one. Only three seniors were on this squad. The team has a large array of promising fresh- men. Boys like Bill Elliot, Jim Jacques, Larry Day, and Larry Clouse, will make the future Hudson track teams especially good ones. Baseball 1st Row, left to right: Perry Stuttz. Mac Gutierrez. Lyle Camron. Don Smith, David Evenson. Chuck Brown. Gordon Miller, Larry Atkin. Joe Serafin. 2nd Row: Coach Kinney. Dean Rowe. David Wright. Bill Davis. Phil Lawrence, Jim Distler, Chuck Peltier. Jim Toole. Joe Salinas. Mike Mitchell is missing. Baseball season of 1964 found the Tigers in a rebuilding year just as they had been in all the other 1963-64 athletic seasons. Don Smith was the only senior on the team, but the Tigers still managed to finish third in the L.C.A.A. with a record of five wins and five losses. This marked Coach Kinney’s second year as the baseball coach. Tiger pitching chores were handled by Chuck Peltier, Jim Distler and Joe Salinas with Peltier picking up five victories. Jim Toole was an able receiver with some catch- ing help from Gordon Miller. Smith did a very creditable job at first base. Lyle Camron, Perry Stuttz and Phil Lawrence all handled the second base duties at differ- ent times. Mike Mitchell was the shortstop, while Dave Evenson continued his outstand- ing play at third base. Outfield duty was capably handled by Joe Serafin, Chuck Brown, Bill Davis and Mac Gutierrez. The Tigers best played game of the year was probably a 3 - 1 victory over Onsted. A high-light of the year was a ten inning 6-5 loss to Morenci. It marked the second straight year Morenci had defeated the Tigers in ten innings. Peltier was named the team’s Most Val- uable Player, even though only a sophomore. He earned the honor by getting five pitching victories, leading the team in batting with a .367 average, in hits with eighteen, in doubles with five, and in runs-batted-in with eleven. Evenson led the team in triples with three and in runs scored with twelve. Pel- tier, Smith and Serafin led in stolen bases with six each. With twenty members of the twenty-one man squad of Tigers returning next spring, a banner baseball season could be coming. forensic Zeam 1st Row: Claudia Dobbins. Lynne Freeborn. Kathleen Fish. Pamela Grill. 2nd Row: Diane Musson, Don Smith. Mrs. Freeborn. Service Awards Gary Miller Beth Coleman Barbara Redding Darlene Borton Allen Eady Gordon Miller Denver Hedge LuAnna Freese 1st Row, left to right: Linda Grafe, Paula Treadwell, Mrs. James, Janet Marsh. Shirley Rowe. 2nd Row: Larry Atkin. David Rogers. Gordon Miller. Jack Wirick. Barbara Daughterty. junior m WALSWORTH Marcelin , Mo., U;S.A.