Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1977 volume:

hUDSQNJflU hJDSQN AREA HJGH SCHQQL RJDSQN, ITIJCRJGflN i 7? x $ 1 JUTflDDJCTJQU A year later... and we are still here 2 3 and movie company We still have our pride and memories of glory. We should look to the future and the Computer Age, ir? 7 HUOSi JifcEtS ARC TKC BEST � «•«♦♦� A not on things that could have been. 5 DEDJCflTJQI� Mrs. Lucille Myers To Mrs. Myers: The 1977 Hudsonian Staff is pleased to dedi- cate this yearbook to Mrs. Lucille Myers. It seems like such a small thing compared to the fourteen years you have given to the stu- dents of Hudson Area Schools, but it is certain- ly well-deserved. During your teaching career, you have brought far-away worlds into the class- room, through such classes as World Literature, Shakespeare, and Mythology. Your enthusiasm and dedication have been great assets to our school and will surely be missed. We now wish you many happy years as you reach out to a new path in life. The 1977 Hudsonian Staff We the 1977 yearbook staff would like to dedicate this page to our departing principal Mr. Robert Duncan. Mr. Duncan has done a lot to make this school great and we will greatly miss him. We wish you the best of luck in what- ever you do and we hope that you won't ever forget the good times you had at Hudson High. Yearbook Staff flDMJNJSTRflTJQN $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ i $ i $ $ $$$$$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $$$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $- $ $$$$$$$ $- $ $--- $$$ $$$ — $ $$$$$$ $ $ $ $ $$ $$$$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ i $$ $$ ( ( OX V------ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $ $$ $$$ ...... ...... i 1 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ( (( ( ( ( ( (( ( ( ( ( ( ( (( ( ( ( ( (( ( ( ( ( ( ( I ( ( ( I I ( ( I ( ( $$$ $$ $$$ ( $$$ $ )X (?(?(? (?(?(? 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Lynn Sprunger Jennifer Munk Doug Smith Velma Sturterant Wanza Elliott Barbara Verdon Hubert Yeutter Dorman Curtis BUS DRIVERS Lawrence Blurton Bill Rupley George Meredith Beverley Nichols Sue Smith Shirley Daugherty Pat Brogan Hugh Dilworth Sanitary Engineers: Bill Rupley, Ray Madell, John Kingsly. Not pictured: Lynn Sprunger. Bud Fowler - Transportation Supervisor 20 Bus Mechanic - Mike Brasher □RGflNJZflTJQNS $$ % 00 00 I •I c +++ + ++ +++ ++ +++++ ++++ +++++++ +++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++ ++++++++ ++++++++++++++ ++++++++ ++0+ +++0++++++0++++++0 ++++++++ ooo++++ooo++++ooo++++oo ++++++++ 0000++00000++00000++000 + OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOO + + ++OOOOOO+OOOOOO+OOOOOO+ + + ++++OOOO+++OOOO+++OOOQ++ ++ +++++OO+++++OO+++++OO+++ + ++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++ + ++++ xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx STUDENT COUNCIL 1976-77 Student Council The Student Council was quite active this year. Un- der the leadership of President Karen Marry many things were accomplished, Homecoming was first on the agenda. This year’s theme was “Songs . The se- nior’s float, “Stairway to Heaven” took first and Lisa Hinkle was crowned queen. “Surface played at the homecoming dance. As Christmas neared, we once again had our annual decorating contest, which proved to be a flop. Since the seniors were the only class to decorate, the judges faced a tough decision and the seniors unanimously won. The Christmas dance, fea- turing Black Forest” had a big turnout and proved to be the only dance that made considerable profit. Representative Mowat came and presented to us a Michigan flag of which he told the origin and history. Several money making projects were launched this year. We sold malts, ice cream cones, custom-made buttons, and notebook paper. Among the assemblies that the S.C. sponsored were a speaker on Russia, a gymnastic routine, Freedom Jam, a rock group, and a hypnotist. Some new things were tried this year. A record hop was put on and proved to be a success. Al- so, a not so successful but enjoyable movie was put on for the public. A Parents Night for Basketball Play- ers was also held. Again this year the LCAA Dance was at our school over Easter vacation, featuring a talented band “Mas- quarade . Sponge week was held in May. Thus ended the school year 1976-77. t- ■ ••• 1 Reps, to L.C.A.A. Student Council 22 Junior Representatives: Patsy Brown, Mark Duncan, Tom Schroeder, Janice Holt. Freshmen Representatives: Chris Bade. Mitch Caywood. Karen Vickery. Jo- anne Kuenzer. 23 BAUD Dan Pittenger, Award Winner, Laura Hazen. John Philip Sousa Award Winner, Cyndi Goll. Majorettes: A. Webster. J. Webster, N. Brown. What’s the problem, girls? 24 New capes for the Flag Corp. Band Council—L to R: S. Anderson (Fr.), S. Harcourt (Sr.). N. Brown (Fr.), C. Swanson (So.), C. Goll. (Sr.). K. Vosburg (Se.). M. Shaffer (Jr.). R. Moore (Sr.) Ted and his Tuba. The Greatest General, ever! 25 Pre-game performance. FLAG CQRP Left to right: Beccy Quigley, Terri Bohlke, Michelle DeLine, Carrie Goodrich, Lisa Hinkle. Roxanne Allen. Ann Belote. Cathy Beal. Are you ready, girls? Left to right: Teri Allshouse, Ann Austin. Ruth Shaykin. Kathy Hindes. 26 Standing, L to R: Cyndi Goll, Cherrie Allshouse, Marsha Baker, Angie Ashley. Sitting: Roxanne Allen. Beccy Quigley, Ruth Shaykin. Barb Gerkin, Carrie Goodrich, Lisa Hinkle. DRAMA CLUB First row, L to R: Vicky Simpson, Mary Tanner, Debbie Gerig, Cheryl Roesler, Nancy Miler, Betty Curtis, Nina Truman, Linda Jeffrey, Dawn Milliman, Lisa Frees, Jenny Wotring, Avis Benner. Second row, L to R: Rod Terrill, Gilbert Blanks, Lori Miller, Cindy Simpson, Paula Brown. Sue Woodford, Mrs. Sheely, Sally Montecalvo, Tina Mitchell, Katrina Sneyd, Tammy Bellfy, Sally Enerson, Connie Swanson, Jane Montecalvo, Corrine Bagley. Third row, L to R: Debbie Hoag, Theresa Guttierez, Penny Ekins. Laura Hazen, Cyndi Goll, Amy Swanson, Lyn- ette Bishop, Ruth Shaykin. Debbie Sanders, Phil Potter, Dennis Merillat. Greg Kope, Perry Swailes, Sandy Weatherwax. George Atkinson. Karen Marry, Sue Miller, Steve Harcourt. 28 SKJ CJ_JB Front row, L to R: Val O’Neill, Sally Enerson, Gindy Wheeler, Tina Schutte, April Tam, Mark Bade. Standing, L to R: Rich Decker, Pieter Marshall. Sandy Weatherwax. Jill Eagle, Amy Swanson, Laura Hazen, Mr. Storrer. Theresa Gutierrez, Kathy Ham. GIRL’ BOV’S STATE NEWSPAPER Top to bottom: Rich Decker, Greg Kope, Roxanne Allen. Cindy Wheeler, Sandy Weatherwax, Laura Hazen, Ted Shinn, Mike Irwin, Amy Swanson, Jane Rupp. Ann Belote, Miss Wollen, Mark Murphy, and Kirk Bailey. Editor-Sally Dunne. 31 Advisor - Judy Wollen hard at work. YEARBOOK Co-Editor, Cherie Fowler 32 1976-77 Yearbook Staff, plus a few who like to get in pictures. Photographer. Phil Potter. Mike Madell without camera. MORNING CO-OP Left to right: John Barrett. Phil Arnold, Bill Parks. Phil Potter. Joan Komarynski. Theresa Sneyd, L.J. Cramer. Beth Deo. Sally Dunne. AFTERNOON Back row. Left to right: Nick Pel- ham. Steve Nelson, Fred Fike, Wendle Morgret, Leonard Beau- bien, Steve Kerr. Jim Fuller. Front row, Left to right: Dan Moore. Dan Borck, Deb Johnson. Candy Brown. Jane Reuter. Lonny Frey. Mary Fuller. 34 Y.F.U. Bottom row. L to Ft: Marsha Baker, Yvonne Stoneking. Carrie Goodrich, Janice Blair. Top row. L to Ft: Karen Ames, Tammy Secrist. Barbara Gerkin, Lisa Frees. After a hectic nine months of money making activities, the girls finally raised enough money to pay their way to various countries in Europe. Mar- sha to Norway, Yvonne to Holland, with a side trip to Spain, Carrie to Denmark, and Janice to Swit- zerland. Karen, Tammy, and Barb all stayed in Germany,and Belgium was Lisa’s choice. Many thanks go out to Mrs. Storrer for her help in making all of the arrangements. 35 UQ-TEC Tim Stanley - Climate Control Lori Rodehaver - Adv. Distributive Ed. Kevin Monahan - Adv. Climate Control 36 UflTJQNflL HONOR SOCIETV Kneeling, Left to right: Amy Swanson, Kathy Vosburg, Laura Hazen, Lisa Hinkle. Standing: Michelle Shaffer, Judy Webster. Sandy Weatherwax. Karen Marry, Teresa Gutierrez, Ruth Moore, Cherie Fowler, Bradene Moore. Dennis Merillat. Randy Braun. Inside of Bus: Gilbert Blanks, George Dunne. Carrie Goodrich. Barb Gerkin, Marsha Baker, Cathy Beal, Kay Stoyk. folues Bottom, Left to right: Jane Montecalvo, Annette Sheele, Theresa Sneyd, Lora Abbott. Middle: Laura Hazen. Ruth Moore, Kathy Ham, Pat Roney, Laura Rodehaver. Top: Lisa Hinkle, Jane Quigley, Sue Miller, Amy Swan- son. Judy Webster. 38 CHORUS Top row, L to R: Hugger Woilett. K Hindes, M Aldrich. R. Terrill. M. Bade. T. Camp. R Miller. R Bates. L. Rodehaver. J. Shinn. D. Bellfy. C. Goll. B Hoag. P. Brown. L. Miller. R. Milligan. D. Rowley. A. Shelle, J. Blair. C. Shaykin. C. Simp- son. L. Bishop. P. Swailes. B Barry. D. Lauffer. M. Munsel. P. Rising. 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Football Team 1976-77 Hudson Varsity S ' - flTHLETJC BANQUET Cross Country Team J.V. Basketball Team Varsity Basketball Team Football Team ASSEMBLES Him? Centerfold for playgirl? Isn't he fascinating? Brad, turn around! Aw, mom - not in front of the guys! He took my lines. Altogether now! 46 Wait - my head's falling off! Freedom Jam gave us a break in every day life. Please let me say it right this time! 1 - what is your name please. Our track team that's always ready for anything!? 47 A good pep assembly. mUENTJQN The Lenawee County Mock Political Youth Conven- tion was held this year at Adrian College in November. The chairpersons for the Hudson delegation were Amy Swanson and Laura Hazen. The different committees included in the Convention were the bottle ban, the ERA and raising the drinking age. Elections were held for the Presidency and for State Representatives. The delegation left at the start of the school day and didn’t return until late into the night, after having spent a very fun and enjoyable time at the Convention. 48 JR.-SR. BANQUET Junior Class Officers George was Master of Ceremonies. Ted sang Brian's Song. Top Ten were presented with roses. JNTRflMURFILS BASKETBALL Intramural basketball had only four teams this year, but it was quite a season. This year the teams got a little more physical than usu- al. If it was a boring noon hour you could al- ways go into the gym and watch Huff Com- pany wipe ’em up, one way or another. They were league winners this year. Other teams were - The Lakers, led by Mark Bade; Millers Team, led by Roger Miller; and Popejoy’s Team, led by Harry Popejoy. Mem- ber’s of the winning team were: Doug Huff- Captain, Rich Hamden, Billy Seymoure, George Atkinson, and Perry Patton. OKLAHOMA 52 Nag, nag, nag, that’s all she does. The dream ballet. A dream come true. Winter gave way to spring as the production of “Okla- homa” came alive. Three nights of full houses saw Ted Shinn, as Curly, and Sue Miller, as Laurey, bring to life one of the most charming love stories of our time, while Perry Swailes, as Jud, and Karen Marry, as the motherly Aunt Elder, looked on. Meanwhile, fickle Ado Annie, played by Paula Brown, and Will, played by Mark Duncan, were hav- ing problems of their own with Ali Hakion, played by Jim Wilson, giving Persian good-byes and causing problems. But all ended well with Laurey and Curley getting married, Annie and Will getting back together, and Ali getting rid of Annie and ending up with Gerty, protrayed by Laura Ha- zen. The singing and dancing of the supporting cast was just magnificent. Once again Mrs. Sheely did a beautiful job to get the best out of her veterans and come up with some newcomers who show much promise for the future. Will and Annie fighting it out. 53 HDMECQMJMG Seniors: Teresa Guttirrez. Lisa Hinkle, Karen Marry. Juniors: Tammy Secrist, Patsy Brown. Homecoming Court and their escorts. Sophomore: Ann Webster, Jana Eagle. SPONGE KIEEM Jr. Samples alias Brucie. Why did I volunteer??? Winning should be fun!! Bottoms up!!! Matt's car really took a beating!!! Why did I come? You really look cute, Richie. That was a good one! JR. - SR. 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Kathy Vosburg, Vicki Krell, Michelle Shaffer, Karen Marry-Cap., Kay Stoyk-Co-Cap. Missing: Alternate Tammy Secrist JR. UflRSJTV CROSSCQUMTRV Members of the 1976 team were: Keith Duncan, Jerry Messersmith, Kevin Ingraham, Jim Gutier- rez, Dean Baker, Mark Johnson, and Steve Barn- hart. The Dual Meet record in 1976 was 4 wins and 5 losses. The team beat Sand Creek, Onsted, Morenci, and Pittsford. The team lost to Hillsdale, Clinton, Manchester, Addison and Blissfield. The team finished 11th at the Jackson Invitational, 15th at Springport, 11 th at Dundee, 19th at Has- lett, 18th at New Boston, and 12th in the Fourth Annual Hudson Invitational. The team finished 5th behind Addison, Clinton, Manchester, and Onsted. The team was 17th out of 26 in the regional at Jackson. Jim Gutierrez received his 3rd award in Cross Country, Keith Duncan his second, Kevin Ingram his second, Jerry Messersmith his second, and Mark Johnson and Dean Baker received first year varsity awards. Steve Barnhart earned a J.V. letter. Coach Ray Reynolds Waiting for the start. The Lonliest Runner - Deano. GIRLS’ UflRSITV BASKETBALL This year's girls’ varsity basketball team put forth a fine effort by compiling a 16-5 record. They won the District title at Quincy by downing Union City 49-44 and then defeating Jonesville 49-25. They then ad- vanced to the regionals at Napoleon where they lost a heart-breaker 61-58 to Michigan Center. In the LCAA our girls took second place. Heading the team in most of the categories was Pat Roney. She led in steals (78), assists (54), field goals (46%), rebounds (164), and total points (254). Leading in free throw percentage was Charlotte Mil- ler (67%). Lynn Mullaly followed with 48%. Best indi- vidual performance was by Annette Shelle who scored 30 points in the regional game against Michigan Cen- ter. All in all it was a terrific year with Pat Roney and Jane Rupp voted to the first team all league and Ann- ette Shelle receiving honorable mention. Next year the girls plan a successful season with all the girls return- ing except Annette Shelle and Pat Roney, who were co-captains this year. L to R: Standing: Coach Becker, Sally Enerson. Kat Shaw, Sue Anderson. Second row: Carrie Goodrich, Lynn Mullaly, Jannette Jones. Con- nie Swanson. Kneeling: Charlotte Miller, Annette Shelle, Pat Roney, Jane Rupp. Hazel Marry. Think it through. Pat. Go Ripp! Basket. Lynnie. THE CHAMPS! J.U. BASKETBALL 1 Bottom row. L to R: J. Clark, T. Allshouse. M. Spohr, T. Bellfy, B. Gerkin. D. Monohan, C. Swanson, E. Jann. Back row: J. Stevens. L. Poe. S. Kope, B. Nickleson, A. Austin, M. Fike, S. Riley. Coach Wollen. B. Jones, B. Moore, S. Gerkin, K. O’Bryant. J.U. FOOTBALL Bottom row, L to R: L. Andrews. L. Six. T. Higgens, J. Moses. M. Elisha. M. McCarty. V. Johnson. R. Berkshire. D. Smoke. C. Salamin, J. Sheele. Sec- ond row: T. Rupley, M. Caywood, D. Kingsley, F. Shaw. D. Borck. W. Aylers, K. Pelham. J. Ekins. T. McElroy, P. Borton. A. Stiverson. Third row: S. Morse. M. McCarty, J. Rowley. K. Vanderpool, R. Lyons. E. Nelson, T. Milligan, R. Handy, M. Hoffman, B. Daub. K. Creger. Top row: R. Ames, J. Benjamin. M. Shaffer. Coach Webster, Coach Schmidt. Coach Rickard. C. Miler. C. Ames. GULF The Golf Team of 77 proved to be the best team the school has ever produced, winning the Blissfield Invitational, finishing third in a strong 15 team field at Jackson, winning the Regional Tournament and finishing tenth in the State for the finest show- ing ever. Our Linksmen had a league leading 9-1 record going into the league meet but lost in a playoff with Manchester to finish sec- ond. Overall the Tigers finished with a fine 10-2 record. Individual honors went out to Kirk Bailey who was medalist at both the Jackson and Blissfield Invitationals. Carey Swanson claimed medalist honors at the Regional Tournament. Four golfers were named to the All League Team. Carey Swanson and Kirk Bailey were named to the first team, while Randy Braun and Rich Decker made the second team. Standing, L to R: Coach Tuttle, Rick McNeil. Randy Braun, Terry Chilcote, Carey Swanson, Rich Decker, and Janee Ames. Kneeling, L to R: Tracy Bowl- by, Ricky Milligen. Andy Paulsen, Rusty Braun, and Bret Hart. UflR.FQQTBflLL yn 1976 Tiger Varsity Football The Fighting Tigers of Hudson High have done it again. They had 9 straight wins for the season and they wrapped up the L.C.A.A. championship. Fine help came from three seniors: Terry Camp, Brad McCaskey, and Bill Seymoure, who each led the team in rushing and scoring respectively. Chris Luma finished off his last season as quar- terback completing 31 of his passes for a yard gain of 543. For kick- offs we could count on John Barrett and Carlos Noguira, and when it came to tackles, our three top men were Dave Salamin, Brad Mc- Caskey, and Charlie Bellfy. For pass interceptions there was Chris Luma, Matt Butts, and Bob Hackett. Lead fumble recoverers were Dave Salamin, Scott Kingsley, and Mark Duncan. On the kick-off re- turns there was Rich Hamden, Brad McCaskey, and Bill Seymoure. Post-season recognition went to: All State-John Barrett, 1st team Associate Press: Chris Luma, 2nd team Detroit Free Press; Dave Sal- amin and Mark Duncan, Honorable Mention Detroit Free Press. All- County-Mark Duncan, Bob Hackett, John Barrett. 72 FflU SCORES Hudson Opponent Won Clinton Lost Won Addison Lost Won Onsted Lost Lost Manchester Won Won Morenci Lost Lost Hanover Horton Won Camden Frontier Morenci Clinton Manchester Lumen Camden Frontier Manchester Morenci Biissfield Lumen Christi inton d- Opponent 16 Hudson Won Lost Won Lost Won Lost Won Lost Lost Sand Creek Hillsdale Onsted Clinton Morenci Manchester Pittsford Addison Bliss Won Lost Won: Lost Wqn Lost Won Won FREShlilflN BASKETBALL Bottom row. L to ft: Randy Lyons, Mat! Shaffer, Tim MeElroy. Tim Rupley, Milch Caywood, Tabb Milligan, Tracy Bowlby. Back row: Monte McCarty, Chris Bade, Eric Nelson, Casey Miler, Chris Holloway. Brian Gilpin. Bret Hart, Coach Cotter. I don't believe it! UARSJTV BASKETBALL 1976-77 Varsity Basketball The 1977 Varsity Basketball team posted a 19-5 season this year. The mighty tigers won their second straight district title by defeating Blissfield in a very close game. We were then defeated in our first Regional game by Dundee. Matt Butts set a new school record by scoring 38 points in the second district game against Addison. This years tri-captains were: Matt Butts, Chris Luma, and John Barrett. Mr. Reynolds had a 10 man team who all put forth fine performances. First year seniors TeryChilcote and Scott Kingsley played an excellent season. Special recogniton went to, Matt Butts-MVP; All L.C.A.A. 1st Team-Randy Braun, 2nd Team-Matt Butts, John Barrett; Honorable Mention-Terry Camp, and Chris Luma, All Coun- ty: 2nd Team-Randy Braun, Honorable Mention-Matt Butts. WLEN-AII Area-Randy Braun, and Matt Butts. The Tigers were coached by Mr. Ray Reynolds. 76 u I ■ mm J.U. BASKETBALL «% J.U. VOLLEYBALL First row, L to R: Becky Hart, Terrie Allshouse, Jackie Stevens, Connie Swanson, Barb Ger- ken. Pennie Ekins, Coach Badders. Second row: Becky Jones, Robin Thomas. Louise Poe, Deb- bie Monahan, Sally Enerson, Linda Capper. Marshalline Sosby. Back row: Michelle DeLine, Stacy Gerkin, Marsha Baker, Carrie Goodrich, Kathy O'Bryant. It's gotta be up there somewhere! UflHSJTV UtMEVBflLL The 1977 Girl's Volleyball team finished their season as runners-up in the regionals with an 11-8 record. Under rookie coach, Pam Badders, and co-captains Annette Shelle and Pat Roney, the girls had a fine sea- son. In pre-regional action the girls took on Onsted. Af- ter being behind 12-6, the Tigers came back to win 17- 15. In the second game the girls blanked the Wildcats 15-9, with Tammy Bellfy scoring the first 6 points, and the reamining points were served by Sue Anderson. This victory advanced the team to the regionals at Addison. In the first game of the regionals the Tigers met the Clinton Redskins. Thanks to a great fan section the girls were fired on to take the first two games. Erie-Mason was the next victim of the Tigers as the girls again came from behind and then held off a strong surge by their opponents to gain a berth in the finals. Summerfield proved to be just too much for the Tigers and the girls fell to their tremendous spiker who time and again drilled the ball at the feet of a very tired Tiger team. Congratulations to a team who finally got their team work together when it was necessary. Last minute instructions. WRESTLING Varsity Wrestlers The 1976-77 Tiger Nabbers posted another fine season this year, with 13 wins and 3 losses. They placed 1 st in the White Pigeon, Blissfield, and Union City Invitationals. For the 3rd straight year the Nabbers won the L.C.A.A. Champ- ionship, and placed third in the Districts. Brad McCaskey was this year’s team captain. He also received the most valuable player award. Other outstand- ing wrestlers were, Tim Shaw (28-3) who set a new school record with 27 pins. Also, Dave Hawkins (27-5) and Joe Austin (28-9), who went to state. The rest of the Varsity wrestlers include: Phil Potter (12-5), Keith Duncan (24-9), Dave Merriam (10-12), Jeff Steele (0-5), Elmer Marry (27-3), Rod Bishop (17-8), Kevin Monahan (16-12), and Dan Row- ley (15-9). The Nabbers were coached by Mr. Pat (Doc) Malarney. 82 Jr. Varsity Wrestlers WINTER SCORES No scores available ssf 4 League Champio..o No scores available. Hudson 66 Erie Mason Addison Onsted Blissfield Michigan Cenj Addison Manchester 4 Onsted Nort1 Clinton Quincy Moren Moren Napole Bronsoi Opponent 30 42 60 63 '5 Manchester 63 (f White Pigeon 53 Clinton 57 Hudson 70 Bronson Blissfield Michigan Center Bronson Opponent 62 Add 0.3 G '1 43 Erie Ma Clint Ji: Onst BtSSn Manch More Qui Bron Clmtor Addlso North Ad s. J nst Napoleon Manchester White Pigeon Morencl District Tournament Clinton Addison Blissfield Regional Tournament Dundee m 51 Hudson 55 i'I Grass Lake Hillsdale Clinton Addison Onsted Morenci ' Clinton Napoleon Onsted Napoleon Morenci nil 7°! £ J.U. BASEBALL Seated. L to R: Scott Gilpin, Marty Elisha. Chuck Salamin, Dave Kingsley. Barry Butts. Ron Berkshire. Kneeling. L to R: Mark Johnson, Ken Grubbs, Chris Bade. Matt Shaffer, Steve Barnhart. Monte McCarty. Standing, L to R: Coach Randy Borton, Roger Miller. Chip Ames, Martin Hoffman. Chris Caywood, Lynn Six, Mitch Caywood, Joe Sheele. 85 VflRSJTV BASEBALL Sitting. L to R: Coach Herman, Brad McCaskey, Rick Decker, Kevin Ingram, Mark Monahan, Ron Pool, Earl Conklin, Mark Bade. Standing. L to R: Rick McNeil, Randy Braun, Dave Belfy, Steve Kerr. Kirk Bailey. Carey Swanson, Coach Redding. The Tigers made a drastic change in their season record from last year, improving their mark from 6-14 to 11-8. The squad was composed of experience and youth by having 7 returning letter- men on the 13 man team. Eleven of the thirteen will be back next year. During the 1977 campaign the Tigers managed to defeat every league opponent at least once, while maintaining an un- defeated record at Tiger Stadium during regular season play. The team played in two tournaments during the year .First, the Bliss- field Tournament where they were eliminated in the first game by the host. Second, the Napoleon Tournament where the team took third. The 1977 MVP was Steve Kerr. He pitched in 14 of the 19 games, 5 which he started. He won 5 and lost 2 with an earned run average of 1.58. The team obtained several Post Season awards by placing 5 players on all league teams. Randy Braun and Steve Kerr were placed on first team all LCAA. Kirk Bailey and Carey Swanson were placed on all LCAA second team, and Mark Bade received Honorable Mention. Coach John Redding did a fine job with the 1977 team and has even higher hopes for the 1978 season. MVP-Steve Kerr. 87 GIRLS SOFTBALL Kneeling, L to R: Jim D'Lamater, Connie Nickelson, Annette Shelle. Karen Marry, Laura Hazen, Debbie Monohan, John D’Lamater. Standing, L to R: Lynn Mullaly, Jane Rupp, Barb Nickelson, Michelle Shaffer, Tammy Bellfy, Connie Swanson. Brenee Moore, Connie Marry. Miss Becker. 88 Special thanks to Miss Wollen, Lynette Bishop, and Miss Badders. Chalk up another one! The girl's softball season wasn't a success- ful as they would have liked, but they man- aged to pull through with a 7-8 season. Senior Annette Shelle led the team in hits, put-outs, assists, and batting average with a .385. Kar- en Marry led in walks, Jane Rupp had the de- fensive play of the year, and Carrie Goodrich had the offensive play. The most triples were hit by Connie Marry, while Lynn Mullaly led in RBI’s and doubles. Connie Swanson was the most improved player and shared the most stolen bases with Sue Anderson, who also hit the most home runs. Annette Shelle and Jane Rupp were chosen to the first team all-league, Lynn Mullaly and Connie Swanson were elected to the second team, and Connie Marry received honorable mention. Some of the j.v. players. 89 Track in 1977 enjoyed an exceptionally good season culminat- ing with the Tiger’s first league and regional championship since 1956. An outstanding group of young men to coach, our 1977 thinclads broke eight school records, a credit to all the hard work they individually and collectively contributed during the season. Ten of our young men qualfied to compete in the state finals. Record breakers were: 100 yd. dash Rick McCormick 10.15 sec. 440 yd. dash Terry Camp 52.00 sec. 330 yd. low hurdles Matt Butts 40.60 sec. 880 yd. relay Terry Camp, Rick Hamden, Matt Butts, Rick McCormick 1:34.7 440 yd. relay Bill Seymoure, Rick McCormick, Scott Kingsley, Rich Hamden, Matt Butts 45.30 sec. Mile relay Carlos Noguierra, Chris Earl, Chris Luma, Terry Camp 3:34.5 Discus Craig Marr 140'5 Pole Vault Doug Huff 12'9 High Jump Terry Chilcote 6'3 Malt Rich Scott Craig Terry Carlos Terry 9t GJRL’S TRACK Kneeling, L to Ft: Beccy Quigley, Tammy Secrist, Teri Kerr, Julie McNair, Terri Allshouse, Sally Enerson, Michelle Parks, Charlotte Miller. Standing: Sue Woodford, Shari Day, Ruth Shaykin, Cathy Meredith. Ann Webster, Ann Austin, Louise Poe, Gina Pelham, Pat Roney, Judy Webster, Coach The girl’s track team broke 9 school records, came in 4th in the league, 7th in the regional and 45th in the state. Eight girls participated and had the best sea- son in the history of girl's track at Hudson. Beccy Quigley set new times in the 2 mile at 13:06.3 and the mile at 6:06.4. Senior captain Judy Webster broke the 440 dash record with a time of 63.5 and she also set a new 220 dash mark at 27.5. The only other senior, Pat Roney, broke two of her own records. She set a new record in the 110 low hurdles at 15.55 and was 6th in the state with a throw of 1077 in the discus. The only other individual record was broken by Ann Webster in the 880 yd. run with a time of 2:41.7. A new time was set in the 440 relay at 54.0 by J. Webster, P. Roney, G. Pelham, and J. McNair. A new mile relay record was set by A. Webster, B. Quigley, D. Showier, and T. Kerr, at 4:43.3. SPRING SCORES Opponent 3 Hudson Vandercook Lake Leslie Sand Creek Manchester Onsted Clinton Addison Dual Meets 10-3 Invitatiqnals: -____3rd Addison 2nd ----- mm Regional Champions League Char Manchester Camden Jonesville , Addison Onsted Pittsford Napoleon iinton Summertield Lumen Christi Morenci Erie Mason Invitational 9th Ouincy Relays 11th Regional 7th League 4th State 45th Opponent 40 79 Hudson 5 8 15 4 Napoleon Manchester Onsted Clinton Addison Opponent 19 10 10 12 17 6 7 2 13 Center 9 94 □UTSTflNDJNG ATHLETES Jerry Messersmith Cross Country Matt Butts Basketball Rick McCormick Track Steve Kerr - Baseball Brad McCaskey - Wrestling Chris Luma - Football Carey Swanson Golf Pat Roney Outstanding Girl Athlete 96 Matt Butts and Brad McCaskey Outstanding Senior Co-Athletes 16 ' ---------------- I _______________♦ i ♦ ♦ i 4 i 4 4 4, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ♦ _ ♦ ♦___________♦ ♦ ♦ ♦____ ♦ ♦ ♦ % - ♦ ♦♦_______♦ 4 ♦ _ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 ______♦ ♦ _ ♦ i FRESHMEN Yvonne Ahlers Dawn Aldrich Teri Allshouse Rob Ames Chip Ames Dru Anderson Susan Anderson Leslie Andrews Kelly Ankney Angie Ashley Chris Bade Dean Baker Candy Barnes Matt Barnett Steve Barnhart Bill Barrett Brenda Barry Joe Baxter Robin Beindorf Tammy Bell Karen Brown Jeff Benjamin Jeanne Birtles Brenda Bo bon Phil Borton Tracy Bowlby Annette Brighton Nanci Brown Paul Brown Kathy Brueshaber 98 Cindy Bryan Joyce Byers Mitch Caywood Jannie Clark Brad Collins Mark Cox Shawn Creger Vickie Creger Bob Cross Bill Daub Diana Denison Lisa Deo Liz Donaldson Margaret Duncan James Duncan Junior Ekins Suzie Elisha Scott Ellsworth Sue Ferguson Mary Fike Tammy Fitch Teresa Forbes Bruce Fowler Dan Fox Lisa Freytag Stacey Gerken Brian Gilpin Cindy Goodlock Brian Grubb Mark Gutierrez Rick Handy Mark Hanning Bret Hart Beccy Hart Richard Hartman Dorie Higgins Kalvin H indes Martin Hoffman 99 Chris Holloway Beth Jackson Lori Jamerson Mark Johnson Suzie Johnson Becky Jones Teri Kerr Cindy Kline Sherrie Kope Ken Kreighbaum Joanne Kuenzer Corinna Lightfoot Randy Lyons Monte McCarty Jackie McCullough Tim McElroy Donna Marr Kathy Marshall Casey Miler Debby Miller Tabb Milligan Brenee Moore Steve Morse Eric Nelson Laura Pajoff Michelle Parks Gina Pelham Kirk Pelham Louise Poe Brad Potes Sherrie Riley John Rowley Tim Rupley Karla Schmitz Matt Shaffer Julie Shot 100 Debbie Showier Sandy Simpson Teri Smith Jackie Stevens Rick Stevens Art Stiverson Keith Stoyk Patti Stuart Robin Thomas Kevin Vanderpool Joe VanZandt Karen Vickery Shelly Wilson Joe Wines We the Freshman class, are really proud to be a part of the Hudson High School. For queens court our represen- tatives were Nanci Brown and Kathy Marshall with escorts Kirk Pelham and tim McElroy. Our float came in last with the theme Monster Mash. 101 SOPHOMORES Mark Aldrich Kena Allen Ellen Anderson Randy Anderson Lonny Andrews Ann Austin Corrine Bagley Tammy Bellfy Ron Berkshire Lynnette Bishop Connie Borck Sara Blanks Linda Borton Russell Braun Dan Brockway Jeff Brown Paula Brown Lisa Burcroff Barry Butts Cindy Byers Linda Capper Chris Caywood Darlene Clark Kirk Creger Patsy Creger Shari Day Jana Eagle Doug Earl Penni Ekins Marty Elisha Sally Enerson Kathy Esterline Mary Ferguson Dave Gerken Debbie Gerig Scott Gilpin 102 Melissa Gregg Kenny Grubb Beth Gutierrez Tony Hackett Allyn Ham Jim Hartman Tom Hephner Jeff Helmick Dan Higgins Tim Higgins Bob Hoag Dennis Jann James Jenkins Tim Jewell Virgil Johnston Debbie Keene David Kingsley Mary Jo Kohlruss Dennis Light Buzz Lightfoot Matt McCarty Rick McClain Keith McClain Ernest McKimmy Rodger Marks Julie McNair Connie Marry Don Mellon Cathy Meredith Jerry Messersmith Roger Miller Rick Milligan Karen Milliman 103 Christine Mitchell Debbie Monahan Sally Montecalvo Dale Moore Jackie Moore Rita Moore Jeff Moses Carolyn Mullaly Marcella Munsell Marcia Murphy Barb Nichelson Kathy O'Bryant Mike O'Neill Valerie O'Neill Lawrence Patrick Andy Paulsen Mary Peacock Debra Popejoy Rodney Porter Priscilla Reeser Gregg Ries Pam Romain Charles Salamin Chris Sanborn Debra Sanders Eva Sanderson Tina Schutte Phillip Seeburger Frank Shaw Ruth Shaykin Joseph Shelle Paulette Shipman Lynn Six 104 Our sophomore year is finally over and we all admit it was an improvement from our fresh- man year. Our float didn’t do as well as when we were freshmen, but you never know about our class. The homecoming representatives for our class were Anne Webster and Jana Eagle. Their escorts were Chuck Salamin and Dave Kingsley. Our class had a little trouble paying class dues, they also had an inability to listen at class meetings. All in all it was a fun year, and we can’t wait until we finally become upper- classmen. Douglas Smoke Katrina Sneyd MarshellineSosby Brenda Stanley Jeff Steele John Stump Cassie Swailes Connie Swanson Mary Tanner Melvin Tanner Nena Truman Tammy Wagner Anne Webster Mark Welch Cindy Wheeler Linda Wolf Pat Wollett Suzanne Woodford Dena Willitts James Wilson Peter Wines Jennifer Wotring Beverly Young 105 JUMJDRS Roxanne Allen Cherrie Allshouse Janaee Ames Karen Ames Suzanne Anderson Brad Atkin Cindy Atkinson Mark Bade Ron Bag ley Kirk Bailey Marsha Baker Mary Barnes Cathy Beal Dave Bellfy Ann Belote Avis Benner Janice Blair Gilbert Blanks Terri Bohlke Randy Braun Patsy Brown Ed Byers Joel Burcroff Chuck Campbell Rick Carr Robert Clark Earl Conklin Robert Court Barbara Cramer Mary Cross Sheryl Cross Betty Curtis Michelle DeLine Rick Decker Keith Duncan 106 Mark Duncan George Dunne Jerry Elisha Sally Fike Ben Fish Cherie Fowler Susie Fox Lisa Frees Scott Freytag Sharon Gates Barbara Gerken Kathy Glaser Tim Goodlock Carrie Goodrich Shawn Graham Tom Grubb David Gutierrez Jim Gutierrez Cheryl Harcourt Dan Hawkins Dan Helmick Kathy Hindes Debra Hoag Mike Holloway Janice Holt Darlene Hunt Bart Huston Kevin Ingraham Mike Inwin Paula Jackson Deb Janik Emma Jann Janette Jones Richard Keene Vicky Krell Larry Lange 107 Deb Lauffer Rick McNeil Randy Marks Craig Marr Elmer Marry Melissa Marvin Pieter Marshall Dave Merriam Nancy Miler Charlotte Miller Lori Miller Mark Monahan Bradene Moore Debbie Moore Gerald Munsell Sandy Pate Jill Paulsen Melissa Peacock Paula Pelham Matt Potes Beccy Quigley Carol Rockwell Ronald Rockwell Mitch Rising Dan Rowley Jane Rupp Annie Sallows Ken Sanders Vicki Sattler Tom Schroeder Scott Schudel Tammy Secrist Michelle Shaffer 108 Carol Shaykin Kathy Shaw Jeremy Shinn Allen Simpkins Cindy Simpson Tim Stanley Yvonne Stoneking Kay Stoyk Carey Swanson Bob Taylor Steve Thomas Wendy Warner Penny Young This year the Great class of 78” really got it together. Our efforts to make a float didn't go unrewarded, we placed second. Our Queen’s Court representatives were Patsy Brown and Tammy Secrist. Their es- corts were Craig Pelham and Pieter Marshall. Our magazine sale was a great success. We set a new record for the most sold. This sum- mer eight Juniors will enjoy life overseas when they travel to foreign countries through Y.F.U. We will all treasure the memories of our Junior year as we look ahead to our Sen- ior year and the future. SENIORS )) )fC j|c j|c )|( )t()(i )(£))( )|( )|( )j( l|( )j( ifi )|( i)()((i)( i|( ?(( jjj jjj j| i|r 111 As June came upon us, it brought with it the end of 13 years possibly 12 years (or even more) of teach- ers, books, and homework. These past years have been full of memories, but no one can forget our senior” year. It wasn’t until our senior year that we finally took 1st place with our beautiful, super, fan- tastic, terrific, great display of talent Stairway to Heaven”. We were honored to have Lisa Hinkle crowned homecoming queen. Her senior court con- sisted of Theresa Gutierrez and Karen Marry, with their escorts Dan Borck, Rick McCormick and Gary Garland, respectively. We were fortunate to have as our class advisor, Mr. Evenson. We wish to thank him for all the help and support he has given us this year. A special thanks also to Mr. Duncan, who is one of the greatest principals around. All in all it’s been a great four years; ones that we’ll always re- member. Ruth Moore, Pres.; Sue Miller, V.Pres.; Mr. Evenson, Advisor; Pat Roney. Sec.; Dennis Merillat, Treas. 112 REMEMBER KIREtt? Lee Barnett 115 118 Mary Fuller 120 123 Jerry Kohlruss 124 Rick McCormrk 127 Dawn Patrick Jayne Quigley Jane Reuter Pat Roney Lori Rodehaver Pamela Rising 129 Kathy Vosburg April Tam Judy Webster Rodney Terrill Sandy Weatherwax 132 Cindy-McCullough James Wines Douglas Wolf Dennis Meredith Mark Hephner William Keene Carlos Nogueire David Salamin Flora Sterling 133 TOP TEN Sally Dunne Cyndi Goll Sandy Weatherwax Ruth Moore Dennis Merillat 134 ABBOTT, LORA—Band 1,2,3,4; Follies 4; FTA 4. ANDREWS, LARRY ARNOLD, PHILLIP—Band 1,2,3. ATKINSON, GEORGE—Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 2,3; Track 4; Ski Club 2; Drama Club 4; Student Council 4; Intramurals 4; All School Play 4; Christmas Play 4. AUSTIN, JOE—Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Dra- ma Club 3; Forensics 1. BARRETT, JOHN—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Cap- tain 4. BATES, ROBIN—Chorus 2,4. BEAUBIEN, LEONARD—Football 1,2. BEEKEL, MARK—Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1. BELLFY, CHARLES—Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3. BISHOP, ROD—Football 3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4. BORCK, DAN—Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1; Newspaper 1; Intra- murals 1,2; Homecoming Escort 4. BROWN, CANDY—Volleyball 2; Follies 4. BUTTS, MATT—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4; Chorus 1. BYERS, RON—Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2. CAMP, TERRY—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 3; Chorus 2,3,4. CHILCOTE, TERRY—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3; Track 4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Political Youth Convention 4; Senior of the Month. CRAMER, KIM CURTIS, JIM—Golf 2,3; Intramurals4. DAUGHERTY, CHRIS—Basketball 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Follies 4' F.T.A. 1,2,3,4. DEO, BETH—F.H.A. 1,2,3; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 2; Science Club 3; Political Youth Convention 1,2,3; All School Play 3,4. DUNNE, SALLY—Track 1; Band 1; Newspaper 3,4. EAGLE, JILL—Track 1,2,3; Ski Club 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerlead- er 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Political Youth Convention 4. EARL, CHRIS—Track 1,2,4; Cross Country 1,2. FIKE, FRED—Football 1,2; Wrestling 2,3. FREY, ARDEN—Basketball 2; J.V. Football 2,3 FREY, LONNY—Chorus 1. FULLER, JAMES—F.T.A. 4 FULLER, MARY—Girl’s Basketball 1,3; Ski Club 1,2; Band 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Political Youth Convention 4; F.T.A. 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Basketball Manager 2. GARLAND, GARY—Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Homecoming Es- cort 4. GOLL, CYNDI—Girl’s State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Band President 4; Pom-Pon 2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Drama Club Pres. 4; News- paper 4; Student Council 3,4; Forensics 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 2,3,4; Chor- us 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. 1,2; F.T.A. V. Pres. 2. GORE, KEN HACKETT, ROBERT—Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Chorus 2,3. HAM, KATHY—Ski Club 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 4. HAMDEN, RICH—Football 4; Track 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. HARCOURT, STEVE—Baseball 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; All-School Play 4; Christmas Play 4. HAWKINS, DAVE—Football 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. HEPHNER, MARK—Football 1; Intramurals 1,2. HINKLE, LISA—Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp 3,4; Pom Pon 3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 3; Homecoming Queen 4. HUFF, DOUG—Basketball 1; Football 2,4; Track 3,4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4. JACOBS, CHUCK—Baseball 2; F.F.A. 1. JEFFREY, LEON—Football 2,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 1; All-School Play 3,4. JOHNSON, DEBBIE—Band 1,2,3,4. KEENE, RICHARD—Intramurals 3. KEENE, WILLIAM KERR, STEVE—Basketball 1; Football 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Intra- murals 3,4. KINGSLEY, SCOTT—Basketball 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2, 3,4; Student Council 1; Intramurals 3. KOHLRUSS, JERRY—Intramurais 2,3. KOMARYNSKI, JOAN—Basketball 2; Track 1,2. KOPE, GREG—Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; ICX 3; Newspaper 4; Science Club 3; Political Youth Conven- tion 3,4. LUMA, CHRIS—Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Track 3,4. McCASKEY, BRAD—Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. McCORMICK, RICK—Track 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4. McCULLOUGH, CINDY—Chorus 2,3,4. MADELL, MIKE—Boy’s State 3; Yearbook 3,4; Science Club 3; Political Youth Convention 4; Student Manager Basketball 1,2; Student Trainer Basketball 3. MARKS, RICK—Baseball 2; Golf 2. MARRY, KAREN—Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Forensics 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Political Youth Convention 2,3,4; Queen’s Court 4. MEREDITH, DENNIS—Wrestling 1,2; Track 3. MERILLAT, DENNIS—Boy's State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Political Youth Convention 3,4; F.F.A.1. MILLER, SUE—Flag Corp 3; Drama Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Follies 4; Chorus 1,2,3; V-Pres. Senior Class; All-School Play 4. MONTECALVO, JANE—Drama Club 4; Science Club 2,3; Follies 4. MONAHAN, KEVIN—Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3; Science Club 3; All-School Play 2. MOORE, RUTH—Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Follies 4; Chorus 2; Class Secretary 1; Class President 3,4; Band Coun- cil 2; Band Sec.-Treas. 4. MORGRET, WENDLE—Drama Club 3; Yearbook 3; Political Youth Convention 3. NELSON,STEVE NICKELSON, CONNIE—Volleyball 2,3; Softball 3,4; Flag Corp 136 3; Chorus 2,3. PATRICK, DAWN—Softball 1,2; F.H.A. 1. PARKS, BILL—Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2; Chorus 1,2,3. PATTON, PERRY—Basketball 1; Football 3,4; Wrestling 2; Track 2; Newspaper 1; Intramurals 3,4. PELHAM, NICK—Basketball 1; Football 1; Intramurals 3. POPEJOY, HARRY—Football 1,4; Intramurals 4. POTES, MARK—Football 2,3. POTTER, PHIL—Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; All-School Play 2,3,4. QUIGLEY, JAYNE—Band 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pon 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 3; Follies 4; Chorus 3; All-School Play 3 REUTER, JANE—Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 2; Student Council 1; Follies 4; School Bowling League 2. RISING, PAM—Chorus 1,2,3,4. RODEHAVER, LORI—Band 1; Flag Corp 3; Pom-Pon 2,3; Follies 4; Chorus 2,3,4; All-School Play 4; Christmas Play 2. RONEY, PAT—Volleyball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 4; Secretary Senior Class. SALAMIN, DAVE—Football 1,2,3,4. SEYMOURE, BILL—Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. SHELLE, ANNETTE—Volleyball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp 1,2,3; Pom-Pon 1,2; Newspaper 3; Follies 4; Chorus 2,3,4. SHINN, TED—Band 4; Drama Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4; Forensics 3; Political Youth Convention 4; Chorus 1,2,3; All-School Play 2,3,4. SNEYD, THERESA—Band 1,2; Follies 4; F.T.A. 3. SPENCER, JIM—Basketball 1,2; Football Manager 1,2,3; Base- ball 2; Track 4. STERLING, FLORA STOYK, RICHARD SWAILES, PERRY—Football 1,3; Track 2; Drama Club 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Political Youth Convention 4; Chorus 2,3,4. SWANSON, AMY—Volleyball 4; Basketball 1; Girl’s State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 4; Student Coun- cil 4; Yearbook 1,3; Forensics 2,3; Science Club 3; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 1,2,3,4. SWEET, HARLAN—F.F.A. 1. TAM, APRIL—Ski Club 4; Newspaper 4; Queen’s Court 3. VOSBURG, KATHY—Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 2; Freshman Class Treas.; N.H.S. Vice-Pres. WEATHERWAX, SANDY—Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Cheer- leader 1,3; Newspaper 3,4; Forensics 2,3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Political Youth Convention 3; Majorette 2; Queen’s Court 2. WEBSTER, JUDY—Volleyball 2,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pom-Pon 2; Cheerleader 3; Student Council 1,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Follies 4; Majorette 1,4; Queen’s Court 2. WINES, JIM WOLF, DOUGLAS—Intramurals 4. 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Church St. METAL PRODUCTS 435 E. Main Street Hudson, Michigan A subsidiary of Samuel Moore Co. Aurora, Ohio Hudson, Michigan MFM8ER OF J� NATIONAL tjt E.J. Engle, President Ron Siefried, Vice Pres. ■ Mfg. Tom VanAuken, Production Control Larry Meredith, Accounting Geoff MoehI, Purchasing DIVISIONI (NOLI METAL MANUPACTURINO COMPANY productTF ASSOCIATION Hudson, Michigan 49247 f517)448-8921 I DO NOT WISH YOU JOY WITHOUT A SORROW, NOR ENDLESS DAY WITHOUT THE HEALING DARK, NOR BRILLIANT SUN WITHOUT THE RESTFUL SHADOW, NOR TIDES THAT NEVER TURN AGAINST YOUR BARK. I WISH YOU LOVE, AND STRENGTH, AND FAITH, AND WISDOM, GOODS, GOLD ENOUGH TO HELP SOME NEEDY ONE, I WISH YOU SONGS, BUT ALSO BLESSED SILENCE, AND GOD'S SWEET PEACE WHEN EVERY DAY IS DONE. DOROTHY NELL MCDONALD 154 158 One of the high points of your Senior year is class day. After all the wills and songs the Seniors leave. Leaving this school somewhat empty and quiet. But, next year there will be another class of Seniors and in every year to come. We all must keep on looking to the next year and the year after that. The future is where our life is. We are the people of tomorrow. We have to have the knowledge to build the future. We get it at school. We, the 1977 Yearbook Staff would like to express special thanks to Mrs. Good- rich for air her time and help. She gave us all the support we needed throughout the year. We'd like to thank Mr. Sheeley, the Hudson Post-Gazette, Tom Good- rich, and Tom Fowler, for their help with pictures. Also, thank you to Mrs. Donald- son, Mrs. Riley, and Mr. Duncan for putting up with our constant borrowing. 1977 Hudsonian Staff m WALSWORTH Marceline. Mo., U.8.A.