Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

ettiord aASmen rqani zations introductio n 2 But we’re all leaving soon, And going our own way. May all life’s pleasures Pass your way too. We wish you good luck In all that you do. Farwell now, my friends. And please may you find. Some thoughts of us Always in your mind 5 £)edicati on The 1978 yearbook staff would like to dedicate this book to Mr. Douglas Ferman. Mr. Ferman has devoted many years to this school system and we would like to honor him for those many years. Mr. Ferman graduated from Adrian College in 1949 with a Bachelor’s degree in teaching. In 1955 he received his Master’s from Wayne State University. He spent three years at Caro High School, Caro, Michigan, and six years at Trona High School, Trona, California, teaching and coaching. Mr. Ferman came to Hudson in 1959. He served as junior high and senior high school principal for one and three years respectively. In 1963 he was hired to serve as Superintendent of Hudson Area Schools. Mr. Ferman has spent the past fifteen years improving the high standards of the Hudson school system. Many times he has not received the recognition he has deserved for initiating programs and seeing that they have run smoothly. With this small token we wish to extend our appreciation to you, Mr. Ferman, for all of your hard work and dedication to this school system. Thank you. 1978 Yearbook Staff. The secret files! Oop en Bradcnc Moore. Valedictorian Barbara Gerken. Salutatorian Marsha Baker Karen Ames Melissa Peacock Randall Braun Daniel Helmick Gilbert Blanks What’s in the bag? Practice marching in J. Scott reads the high school history. The serene seniors Clown George with his horn. Their last assembly 13 Patsy looks good in anything. 14 The End 15 i We finally made it. After many years of hard work and determination our high school days are over. Our graduation day came with clear skies and a nice breeze blowing. There had been days though when things hadn’t been quite so clear. We all have had a hard time with some things many times during our school days. There were a lot of ups and downs, but it looks like we made it. We tried our best as freshmen but we never made it to the top. As sophomores we kept right in there and with a little help we were growing up. As juniors we were almost there, we were in the top half. We only needed to hang in there one more year. It seemed like we would never make it, but finally as seniors we were the leaders of the school. Through our four years there were many changes in teachers and administration. We lived through them all and hopefully are the better for it. 16 Advisor Dale Storrer JANAEE AMES 9 Golf 3; Follies 4; Vo-tech 3; Co-op 4. CINDY ATKINSON Softball 1.2; Cheerleader 1.2,3; Newspaper 3; Student Council 1.2.3; Home Coming Court 1; Co-op 4. ROXANE ALLEN Softball 1; Flag Corp 2,3.4; Pom Pon 1.2.3,4; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 3.4; N.H.S. 4; Follies 4; Track 4. KAREN AMES Cheerleader 1.2; Y.F.U. 3. Yearbook 1; Political Youth Convention 4. MARK BADE Basketball 1.2; Captain 1; Football 1.2.3.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 2.3.4: Boys State 3; Student Council 1.2; Intramurals 3.4; Political Youth Convention 4; Chorus 2,3,4; Class V. Pres. 1. CHERRIE ALLSHOUSE Band 1.2.3.4; Pom Pon 3; Stu- dent Council Alternate 4; N.H.S. 4; Follies 4. BRAD ATKIN Baseball 2.4; Band 1.2,3.4; Dan Pittenger Award 4; All School Play 2; Vo-tech 3; Co- op 4. MARSHA BAKER Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Pom Pon 2.3: Y.F.U. 3; N.H.S. 3.4; I Political Youth Convention 4. CONNIE BENDER F.H.A. 1; Vo-tech 3.4. RON BAGLEY Basketball 1.2.3; Football 1.4; Drama Club 2,3; Christmas Play 3; Newspaper 4; In- tramurals 4; Co op 4. DAVID BELLFY Basketball 1.2,3,4; Football 1.2.3.4; Captain 2; Baseball 1.2.3.4. -3 1 KIRK BAILEY Basketball 1.2,3.4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Golf 1,2,3.4; Newspaper 2.3.4; Co-op 4. CATHY BEAL Flag Corp 2.3.4: Pom Pon 2.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Sec-Tres. 3; Year- book 2.3.4; Editor 3; Forensics 2; N.H.S. 3.4; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 4. ANN BELOTE Volleyball 1,2; Basketball Manager 2; Softball 1; Flag Corp 2.3.4; Pom Pon 2.4; Newspaper 2.3.4; Yearbook 2,3; Follies 4: Political Youth Convention 4. MARY BARNES Vo-tech 3. GILBERT BLANKS Basketball 1; Football 1.2.3.4; Track 1.2.3; Band 1.2.3.4; Baseball 4; Drama Club 2.3.4; All-School Play 2,3.4; Christ- mas Play 2; Yearbook 2.3; Stu- dent Council V. Pres. 4; Foren- sics 2; Intramurals 3. JANICE BLAIR Softball 4; Christmas Play 2; Y.F.U. 3; Follies 4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; Vo-tech 4. DAVE BORCK Football 3; Vo-tech 3. TERRIBOHLKE Flag Corp 2.3; Pom Pon 1.2.3; Yearbook 3; Follies 4; Chorus 1.2; Co-op 4. PATSY BROWN Volleyball 1; Track 1; Student Council 1.2.3; Home Coming Court 3. AVIS BENNER Transfer Student 3; Drama Club 3: Follies 4; Vo-tech 4. DENNIS BLANKENSHIP Transfer Student 3. LINDA BORTON Follies 4. ROBERT COURT Vo-tech 4. RANDY BRAUN Basketball 1.2.3.4; Captain 2.4; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Golf 1.2.3.4; Boys' State 3; Student Council 4; Political Youth Convention 4; N.H.S. 3.4. RICK CARR CHARLES CAMPBELL Football 1,2.3; Home Coming Escort 4. BONNIE CARPENTER Transfer Student 4; Yearbook 4; Vo-tech 3; Peer Listener 4. ELIZABETH CURTIS Drama Club 2.3; F.H.A. 1; Follies 4; Vo-tech 4. ANDY BRIGHTON Wrestling 1.2. I EARL CONKLIN Football 1.2,3.4; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1.2.3.4; Captain 2; Ski Club 3,4; Student Council 1.2; Intramurals 3.4; Political Youth Convention 4; Home Coming Escort 2. J MARY DECKER Basketball Manager 2. KEITH DUNCAN Basketball 1; Football 1.4: Wrestling 2.3.4: Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 2,3; Captain 3; Political Youth Convention 4: Vo-tech 3; Co op 4. MARY JO CROSS F.H.A. 1; F T.A. 4: Vo-tech 3. MICHELLE DELINE Volleyball 1.2.3; Softball 1.2; Flag Corp 2,3.4; Pom Pon 2.4: Yearbook 1.3; Follies 4: Vo-tech 3; Co-op 4. RICH DECKER Basketball 1.2: Golf 1.2.3.4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council Alternate 4; In- tramurals 3.4; Political Youth Convention 3.4. MARK DUNCAN Basketball 1.2,3; Football 1.3.4; Baseball 1.2.4: Track 3: Wrestling 4; Golf 2: All School Play 1.3; Student Council 1.3; Class Pres. 1. GEORGE DUNNE Boys State 3; All School Play 2; Yearbook 2; Class Pres. 3; N.H.S. 3.4; Political Youth Convention 4. DEANA DOWNARD Band 1.2; Flag Corp 1: Drama Club 3; Follies 4; Co-op 4; Peer Listner 4: Transfer Student 3. SALLY FIKE Band 1.2.3.4; F T.A. 3.4; Year- book 2,3; Follies 4. LISA FREES Volleyball 1.2; Basketball 2; Manager 1; Softball 2; Band 1,2.3.4; Drama Club 2.3.4; All School Play 2.3,4; Christmas Play 2.3.4; Y.F.U. 3; F T.A. 4; Follies 4. JERRY ELISHA J. SCOTT FREYTAG Cross Country Manager 2 Boys' State 3; Yearbook 3 N.H.S. 4; Science Club 2 Political Youth Convention 3 Vo-tech 4. CHERIE FOWLER Girls’ State 3: Band 1.2.3.4; Band Council 2.4; Pres. 4; All School Play 2,3.4; Christmas Play 2; Yearbook 1.2.3.4: Editor 2.3.4; Student Council 4; Alternate 2; Class Treas. 2. Pres. 4; N.H.S. 3.4; Follies 4; Captain; Political Youth Convention 2.3.4; Newspaper 4. BEN FISH Band 1; Vo-tech 2.3.4. SHARON GATES Vo-tech 3; Co-op 3. SUE FOX Band 1.2; Cheerleader 1. J TIM GOODLOCK JIMMY GUTIERREZ Wrestling 1.2.3: Track 1.2.3.4; Crosscountry 1.2.3.4; Captain 4: Vo-tech 3.4. BARBARA GERKEN Volleyball 1.2.3.4; Captain 3; Basketball 1.2.3; Captain 3; Softball 1.2: Band 1.2.3.4; Pom Pon 2.3; Y.F.U. 3; N.H.S. 3.4; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 3.4. CARRIE GOODRICH Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Softball 2.3.4; Track 1; Band 1.2.3.4: Flag Corp 1.2,3.4; Captain 2.3; Pom Pon 1,2.3; All School Play 2.3.4: Y.F.U. 3; Yearbook 1.2,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Follies 4. SHAWN GRAHAM Band 1.2. CHERYL HARCOURT KATHY GLASER Chorus 1; Follies 4. TOMMY GRUBB Vo-tech 4. DANIEL HAWKINS Vo-tech 3,4. DANIEL HELMICK Newspaper 4; Vo-tech 4. JAN HOLT Drama Club 2; F.H.A. 1; Newspaper 3: Student Council 3; Vo-tech 4; Co-op 4. R. KEVIN INGRAHAM Basketball Manager 3; Baseball 2.3; Cross Country 2.3.4. MIKE HOLLOWAY MICHAEL IRWIN Band 1.2.3.4; Newspaper 2.3.4; Editor 4; Yearbook 3.4. SHERI HAWKINS Basketball 2.3; Softball 1.2; Wrestling Manager 2.3; All School Play 2; Yearbook 1.4; Intramurals 1,2; Vo-tech 3; Transfer Student 4. BART HUSTON Newspaper 2; Vo-tech 4. ■am PAULA JACKSON Band 1.2; F.H.A. 3; Vo-tcch 3; Co-op 3.4. EMMY JANN Basketball 3: Flag Corp 4; Drama Club 3; All School Play 3; Newspaper 3.4; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; Class Sec. 4; Follies 4; Home Coming Court 4; Co-op 3.4; Transfer Student 3. LARRY LANGE Cross Country 1.2; Vo-tech 3.4. TACO JOUSTRA Exchange Student 4; Football 4. JANETTE JONES Volleyball 1.2.3.4: Basketball 1.2.3.4; Softball 1.2.4; Band 1.2.3.4. DEBORAH LAUFFER Volleyball 2.4; Softball 2.4; Chorus 1.2.3.4; All School Play 2.3; F T.A. 3; Follies 4. DEBBIE JANIK Volleyball 2; Ski Club 1; Flag Corp 4; F.H.A. 1; Follies 4: Chorus 1; Vo-tech 3.4. VICKY KRELL Cheerleader 3.4: Captain 4; Home Coming Court 4; Transfer Student 3. PIETER MARSHALL Football 1.2.4; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Political Youth Convention 3.4; Home Coming Escort 3. NANCY MILER Basketball Manager 3; Drama Club 2.3; Christmas Play 3; Chorus 1; Vo-tech 3. RANDY MARKS Baseball 1.3; Captain 3; Golf 1; Co-op 4. RICK McNEIL Basketball 1; Baseball 1.2,3.4: Golf 1.2.3.4; Intramurals 1.2.3.4 ELMER MARRY Football 1.2,3.4; Captain 4; Wrestling 1.2.3.4. KATHY MAROWELLI Volleyball 1; Flag Corp 3; Drama Club 3; All School Play 3; Christmas Play 3; Student Council Alternate 3; Follies 4; Chorus 3. CHARLOTTE MILLER Volleyball 1.2,3.4; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Majorette 4; Drama Club 4; All School Play 3: Christmas Play 3.4; Student Council Alternate 4; Follies 4. DAVID MERRIAM Wrestling 1.2.4; Home Coming Escort 4: Vo-tech 2. MARK MONAHAN Basketball 1,2,4: Football 1,2,3.4; Captain 2.4; Wrestling 3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council Treas. 4: Class Treas. 1; Home Coming Escort 2. KATHIE PATTON Cheerleader 1,2; Co-op 4; Vo- tech 3,4. LORI MILLER Drama Club 3; All School Play 3; Newspaper 3; Follies 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Vo-tech 4; Co-op 4. DEBBIE MOORE Band 1.2; Band Council 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Captain 2; All School Play 1,2; Student Coun- cil 1.2; Class Sec. 1; Pres. 2; Political Youth Convention 1,2,3; Home Coming Court 2. BRADENE MOORE Girls' State 3: Band 1,2,3,4; Flag Corp 4; All School Play 3.4: F.T.A. 3,4; Yearbook 2.3; Student Council Alternate 1; N.H.S. 3.4; Follies 4; Political Youth Convention 3.4; Chorus 4. JILL PAULSEN Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1; All School Play 3.4; Yearbook 4; Follies 4. DAWN MILLIMAN Drama Club 1.2,3.4; Christmas Play 2; F.T.A. 4; Follies 4; Vo- tech 3. SANDY PATE MATTHEW POTES : otball 1: Vo-tech 3.4. MELISSA PEACOCK Volleyball 1; Girls’ State 3: Band 1.2.3.4; Band Council V. Pres. 4; Class Treas. 3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Political Youth Convention 3.4. REBECCA QUIGLEY Volleyball 2; Basketball 2.3; Track 1.2.3.4; Captain 2; Cross Country 2.4; Flag Corp 2.3.4; Captain 3; Pom Pon 2.3.4; Cheerleader 1; All School Play 2; F.T.A. 4; Newspaper 2; Yearbook 1.4; Follies 4; Cap- tain 4: Vo-tech 3. BARBARA RICHARDS F.H.A. 1; Follies 4; Chorus 1.2.3; Vo-tech 3. CAROL ROCKWELL 7.H.A. 2.3.4; Follies 4; Chorus ; Vo-tech 4; Co-op 1; Transfer Student 3. RONALD ROCKWELL Football 1; Wrestling 1; Band 2; Newspaper 1; Co-op 1; Vo- tech 2.3.4; Transfer Student 3. PAULA PELHAM Softball 1.2; Track 2; Band 1; Home Coming Court 2; Home Coming Queen 4. MITCHELL RISING Football 1,2; Co-op 3.4; Vo- tech 3. JANE RUPP Volleyball 4; Manager 3; Basketball 2.3.4; Captain 4; Softball 1.2.3.4; Captain 4; Ski Club 4; Girls’ State 3; Newspaper Asst. Editor 3,4; Student Council 4. THOMAS SCHROEDER Ski Club 3.4; Student Council 3; Class V. Pres. 3; Intramurals 4; Political Youth Convention 2.3.4. DANIEL ROWLEY Football 1.2.3,4; Wrestling 2.3.4; Track 3.4; Chorus 2.3.4; Co-op 4. KEN SANDERS Band 1.2.3,4. ANNIE SALLOWS Band 1.2.3.4; Follies 4; Peer Listner 4. SCOTT SCHUDEL Football 1.2,3; Baseball 1.2; Band 1.2: Vo-tech 3.4; Transfer Student 2. MIKE ROWLEY VICKI SATTLER Softball 3; F.H.A. 2; Follies 4. TAMMY SECRIST Basketball 1; Track 1; Band 1.2.3.4; Pom Pon 1; Cheerleader 2.3.4; Drama Club 4; Y.F.U. 3; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 2; Student Council 2; Class Sec. 3; N.H.S. 4; Science Club 1; Political Youth Convention 3.4; Home Coming Court 3. KATHY SHAW Volleyball 2; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Captain 4; Track 1.2.4; Band 1.2. CAROL SHAYKIN Track 2.4; Ski Club 2; F T.A. 2.3; Follies 4; Chorus 3.4; Vo- tech 4. MICHELLE SHAFFER Basketball 1.2; Softball 1.2.3.4; Girls' State 3; Band 1.2.3.4; Band Council 3; Cheerleader 1.2.3.4; Captain 1.4; Drama Club 1.2.3.4; All School Play 1.4; Newspaper 4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; Sec. 4; Class Sec. 2; N.H.S. 3.4; Political Youth Convention 3.4; Home Coming Court 1. ALLAN SIMPKINS Co-op 4. I TIMOTHY STANLEY Vo-tech 3.4; Co-op 4 CAREY SWANSON Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Golf 1.2.3.4; Boys’ State 3; Band 1.2.3.4; N.H.S. 3.4; Political Youth Conven- tion 4. GARY WATERS Wrestling 2. YVONNE STONEKING Ski Club 4; Band 1.2.3.4; Y.F.U. 3; Follies 4. STEVEN THOMAS Basketball 1.2.3.4; Band 1.2,3.4; Band Council 4; Dan Pittenger Award 4; Student Council 4; Class V. Pres. 4; Political Youth Convention 4. ROBERT TAYLOR Baseball 2; Co-op 4. PENNY YOUNG Yearbook 4; Chorus 1.3. KAY STOYK Volleyball 1.2; Band 1.2.3.4; Cheerleader 1.2,3.4; Captain 2; Co-captain 3; F.H.A. 3; V. Pres. 3; F T.A. 3.4; V. Pres. 4; N.H.S. 3.4. WENDY WARNER Basketball 1.2; Captain 2; Softball 1; Track 1.2; F.H.A. 1; Student Council 1.2.4; Co-op 4. KIRSI AHOPELTO Exchange Student Volleyball 4; Softball 4. JOEL BURCROFF Vo-tech 3.4. LINDA HAM Chorus 2; Vo-tech 3. RICHARD KEENE Football 4 GAIL WHEATON JOHN WILLIAMS Vo-tech 3; Co-op 3.4. Senior SlonorA Bradcne Moore. Valedictorian. Senior of the Cathy Beal. DAR Award Month Randy Braun. Danforth Award and Senior of the Month Melissa Peacock. Senior of the Month Scott Freytag and Dan Helmick, National Merit Finalists Gilbert Blanks. Sen- ior of the Month Michelle Shaffer. Danforth Award. Senior of the Month Barb Gerkin. Salutatorian, Senior of the Month Carey Swanson. Senior of the Month 33 Senior Specia Likely to visit prison Dan Hawkins Likely to take a life Ann Belote Likely to succeed Bradene Moore, Randy Braun Prettiest Hair Sandy Pate. Dave Merriam Best Dressed Patsy Brown, Gilbert Blanks Best Couple Janice Blair. Robert Court Class Clown George Dunne Class Flirt Annie Sallows Class Jocks Jane Rupp. Elmer Marry. Randy Braun Class High Jim Gutierrez Class Drunk Mark Duncan Funniest Laugh Paula Jackson. Rick McNeil •jt uniors juniors at JJ.JJS. With just one year to go the Junior class showed the rest of the school how great they were by claiming first place in the float competition for Homecoming. What made our float so outstanding was the fact that Mr. Evenson had so much equipment and a wife who liked to work. Our beautiful moveable tiger was so realistic that it moved right into the back of the van when it was announced that he had won first place. Miss Sally Enerson and Miss Pam Romain represented our class. They were escorted by Chris Sanborn and Rick Milligan. The Junior class also excelled in the annual magazine sale. They fell short of breaking the record for selling the most, but they are on record for selling the second most. The Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet were the last two events and proved to be a big success. Class Officers, top to bottom: Vice-President. Chris Class of 80 Caywood, Treasurer Sara Blanks. President Sally Enerson. Secretary Mary Peacock. Advisor Mr. Evenson. Wayne Ahlers Mark Aldrich Kcna Allen Randy Anderson Ann Austin Corrinc Baglcy Joe Baxter Tammy Bellfy Ron Berkshire Lynnettc Bishop Sara Blanks Connie Borck Russell Braun Dan Brockway Jeff Brown Paula Brown Lisa Burcroff Barry Butts Linda Capper Chris Caywoood Darlene Clark Kirk Creger Patsy Creger Shari Day 3$ Jana Eagle Doug Earl Penni Ekins Marty Elisha Sally Enerson Kathy Estcrline M ry Ferguson David Gcrkcn Debbie Gerig Scott Gilpin Tim Good lock Sheryl Goll Vicki Goldsmith Melissa Gregg Ken Grubbs Beth Gutierrez Rubina Habib Tony Hackett Allyn Ham Tim Higgins Bob Hoag. Dennis Jann James Jenkins Virgil Johnston Debbie Kecrtc David Kingsley Mary Kohlruss Dennis Light Buzz Lightfoot Matt McCarty Keith McClain Rick McClain Julie McNair Rodger Marks Connie Marry Don Mellon 37 Cathy Meredith Jerry Messersmith Roger Miller Rick Milligan Debbie Monahan Sally Montecalvo Rita Moore Jeff Moses Carolyn Mullaly Marcia Murphy Scott Myers Barb Nichelson Kathy O’Bryant Mike O’Neill Valerie O'Neill Lawrence Patrick Andy Paulsen Mary Peacock Debra Popejoy Rodney Porter Gregg Ries Jerry Robinson Pam Romain Ruth Rodchaver Charles Salamin Chris Sanborn Debbie Sanders Eva Sanderson Tina Schutte Phillip Seeburger Frank Shaw Ruth Shaykin Joseph Sheele Lynn Six Doug Smoke Katrina Sheyd Marshelline Sosby Brenda Stanley Kevin Stanley Jeff Steele Jackie Stoyk John Stump 38 Cassic Swailcs Connie Swanson Mary Tanner Melvin Tanner Matt Taylor Jackie Tedders Nina Truman Anne Webster Mark Welch Cindy Wheeler Sharon White Jim Wilson Peter Wines Linda Wolf Pat Wollett Sue Woodford Jennifer Wotring Mark Williams omored ■Sopi, o mo res Jt The Sophomore class really got it together this year, and came in second with their homecoming float. Its theme song was The Greatest,” and had a big tiger sitting in a chair on it. Our lovely Queen’s Court representatives were Miss Karen Vickery, escorted by Mr. Matthew Shaffer and Miss Gina Pelham, escorted by Mr. William Barrett. We were very proud to have these fine people represent our class on homecoming night. Ordering class rings, and taking drivers-ed was our excitement for the year. The class rings all turned out looking very nice. We all want our driver’s license, but is drivers-ed really worth it?! But after it’s all over, we’ll look back and think it really wasn’t that bad! All in all, it was a pretty good year, and we now look forward to being upperclassmen. Class of ’80 r SCHOOL _____ CLASS of 1965 HUDSON AREA HIGH CC LC A A MEET OCT 2 4 00 H VAR F B OUNDEE OCT to 3:00 T G BB MORENCI Ou l 6 00 T GIRLS B CLINTON NOV I 6=00 H Class Officers. L to R: Treasurer Angie Ashley. President Sherrie Kope. Secretary Karen Vickery. Vice-President Robin Thomas. Advisor Mr. Blackburn. Yvonne Ahlcrs Dawn Aldrich Teri Allshouse Rob Ames Chip Ames Dru Anderson Sue Anderson Leslie Andrews Kelly Ankncy Angie Ashley Chris Bade Dean Baker Candy Barnes Steve Barnhart Bill Barrett Brenda Barry Robin Beindorf Jeff Benjamin Jeanne Birtles Dancen Blankenship Brenda Bo bon Phil Borton Tracy Bowl by Annette Brighton 40 Karen Brown Nanci Brown Paul Brown Kathy Brueshaber Cindy Bryan Joyce Byers Mitch Caywood Jannie Clark Brad Collins Mark Cox Shaun Creger Vicki Creger Robert Cross Bill Daub Lisa Deo Pat Diem Margaret Duncan Jim Duncan Junior Ekins Susie Elisha Scott Elsworth Sue Ferguson Mary Fikc Tammy Fitch Teresa Forbes Walt Foreman Danny Fox Bruce Fowler Lisa Frey tag Stacey Gcrkcn Brian Gilpin Sue Good 41 Brian Grubbs Nina Habib Rick Handy Mark Hanning Brett Hart Becky Hart Sue Haskett Sue Haught Dori Higgins Kalvin Hindes Martin Hoffman Chris Halloway Beth Jackson Lori Jamcrson Eva Gomez Mark Johnson Susie Johnson Becky Jones Vicki Jordan Tammy Kettlchut Teri Kerr Cindy Kline Carolyn Kodcr Kathy Koder Sherrie Kope Ken Krcighbaum Joanne Kuenzer Corrina Lightfoot Randy Lyons Monte McCarty Tim McElroy Donna Marr Kathy Marshall Mary Marvin 42 K. C. Miler Debbie Miller Tabb Milligan Brencc' Moore Steve Morse Eric Nelson Ken Newman Laura Pajoff Michelle Parks Gina Pelham Kirk Pelham Louise Poe Brad Potcs Sheryl Riley John Rowley Tim Ruply Karla Schmitz Matt Shaffer Debbie Showier Sandy Simpson Teri Smith Jacki Stevens Art Stiverson Keith Stoyk Robin Thomas Kevin Vanderpool Karen Vickery Melissa Vinaskc Joyce Voelzke Teri Wagner • • � . • 43 men -freshmen Jt JJJJS.- We the freshmen class will long remember our first year at Hudson High. Yes, let us not forget the upper classmen standing along the halls staring mercilessly at us. and wondering if we would pass inspection. To move onward we recall homecoming and the time we slammed the door in the face of the yearbook photographer, feeling that she would steal any top information on our float. We are now able to release that information. “A Star is Born. It had a large stork carrying a baby tiger, with the theme song “Evergreen” being played by the band. Unfortunately we placed last, even though we put a lot of time and effort into our float. Our lovely Queen’s Court representatives were Miss Angela Bade, escorted by Mr. Steven Guest, and Miss Kathy Jamerson. escorted by Mr. Randy Chilcote. We were very proud to have these fine people represent our class this Homecoming night. Now that our freshman year is over, we are looking forward to our upcoming highschool years. Class Officers L to R-Angela Bade. President; Julie Ingraham. “Class of ’81” Secretary; Marcus Mcrillat. Treasurer; Mr. Bill Tuttle. Advisor; and Kathy Jamerson. Vice-President. Vincent Ahlers Jim Atkinson Kathy Austin Angela Bade Penny Bagley Lisa Barnett Shannon Bender Janet Benner Kim Berkshire Brian Birtles Scott Bishop Bruce Bloomer Kathy Boston Mike Brenner Mary Britt Jim Brockway John Brown Wayne Bryan Dan Burcroff Gary Cady Jerry Calloway Debbie Campbell Randy Chilcote Dean Cox PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Ginny Schroeder Tricia Schutte Steve Simpkins Jackie Simpson Sandy Six Charlotte Sosby Brian Stanley Jim Stevens Chris Stover Larry Stover Judy Stoyk Randy Swander Bryan Thomas Mark Towne Scott Verdon Jim Waters Angie Weaver Dave Welch Lisa Whipple Robert White Bill Wilder Tammy Williams Bonnie Willitts Chuck Wilson Robin Wilson Terry Wines Jackie Wood Mike Woodford Michelle Woody Allen Zimmerman 47 Wait this is yours! 50 Chip Ames. Physical Science Award Barb Gerkin. Physics Award Marsha Baker. Physics Award Science Awards Cathy Beal. DAR Good Citizen « 51 s. ponqe Dennis Elton” Jann won best costume on Occupations Day 52 For three days in May. Sponge Week was devoted to Farmers’ Day. Occupations’ Day. and 50’s Day. For the first time $5.00 awards were given for the best costume each day. Kathy Shaw won on Farmers’ Day. Dennis Elton” Jann on Occupations’ Day. and Pieter Marshall won on 50’s Day. Also this year there were class competitions with a pig chase, a tug-of-war, a car push, and an ill-fated tricycle race. The seniors swept the first three events, but nobody won the tricycle race due to faulty tricycles. The seniors will have their name added to the Sponge Week plaque that is kept at the school. Mr. and Mrs. Sheely demonstrated for the kids. J4, omecomincf The 1977 Homecoming Queen and her court The student body came through with a lot of spirit this Homecoming. The follies led a spirit train at noon. This was highlighted by a speech given by Elmer Marry while dancing on a study hall table. During the assembly the drama club presented a skit based on “Happy Days.” Stu- dent council chose movies as the theme for Homecoming. Each class designed their own float. The Junior’s winning float was “Roller Coaster” followed in second place by the Sophomores with “The Greatest. Third place went to the Seniors for “Rocky” and the Freshmen float was “A Star Is Born.” Each of the classes was well represented in the Homecoming court. Our Homecoming Queen was Paula Pelham escorted by Dave Merriam. Homecoming was made complete with a victory over Manchester 14-0. “Jammer” performed at the dance after the game. Jammer” Emmy Jann. Senior candidate, her escort Jim Gutierrez. Vicky Krell, Senior candidate, her escort Chuck Campbell. Queen. Paula Pelham, her escort Dave Senior float. Merriam. 56 Junior Representatives: Sally Enerson. Chris Sanborn. Pam Romain. Rick Milligan. Above- Sophomore Representatives: Karen Vickery, Matt Shaffer. Gina Pelham. Bill Barrett. Below- Freshmen Representatives: Kathy Jamerson, Randy Chilcote. Angela Bade. Steve Guest. First place Junior float. . ... Above- Second place Sophomore float. Below- Freshmen float. SSOCIATEO J • • • • OMFSOW FXf . _ + A T=' Q 0 iff ica 9° Top L to R: Carey Swanson. Randy Braun. Pieter Marshall. Dan Helmick. Dennis Blankenship. Mr. Palpant. Mrs. Palpant. Mrs. Bade. Mr. Reynolds. Middle row: Barb Gerken. Bradcnc Moore. Marsha Baker. Melissa Peacock. Mr. Fowler. Bottom row: Rick McNeil. Dave Bellfy. Mark Bade. Scott Freytag, Rich Decker. Taking picture is Cherie Fowler. Barb wanted to be a sea captain. On May 1, 1978, fifteen trig students and five adults started off on a memorable trip to Chicago. We started from the school at six o’clock Monday morning in a van, a suburban, and a car. We kept right in stride with the senior ways and kept the boys separate from the girls. The girls rode in the car, while the boys took over the van and the suburban. The first real exciting event was the doughnut frenzy, when the boys attacked the girls’ car and tried to get more doughnuts. Then there was the time Itch and Grape started tearing up the van and how about when Marsha ran her head into the pool wall. She still won the race though! Grape had sticky fingers that night when we had pizza and some how walked out with the pan. The night we spent at the hotel was a long, dangerous one. Melissa. Marsha, and Bradene lived in constant fear and with good reason. While they hid in the bathroom, their room was hit hard with TP and shaving cream by an unknown group of guys. The adults were the only ones to get a good night’s sleep that night with everyone else staying up until 2:00 watching Kathreen and Company and Silver Streak. The real reason we went and the best time had was at the museums. There were many interesting things to see and do, and it was really great to have the chance to go. Whitcy was always on the phone! Gregg Ries with his gun rack, a project for Furniture Making class. Mrs. Gozina prepares Anne Webster to hit the pinata in Spanish II. String art projects for geometry class. Kirsi. Barb, and Cheryl display their art class projects. Monte, you never looked better. Crafts class had items for sale at the Fine Arts Festival. 59 Ml-Sckoot Plan A great telephone number! BYE BYE BIRDIE was the all-school play this year. It was presented April 20,21, and 22 to very enthusiastic crowds. The cast of characters was well chosen and everything was all together. Who could forget Albert’s (Jim Wilson) trials and tribulations, Rosie’s (Paula Brown) unrequited love for Albert, Kim (Karen Vickery) and Hugo’s (Rich Decker) rockey courtship because of Kim’s ‘‘Last Kiss’ to Conrad Birdie (Dave Bellfy) ? Speaking of Conrad, how can we ever forget Conrad’s fight with the pop can, his face smeared with lipstick, or the feed-back from the microphone? All in all the cast of characters made it through three great nights of entertainment, only proving once again that Mrs. Sheely and Mr. Rickard can do more than teach. 60 Even Mama swoons over Conrad. Recipients of 12 Sport Award: Keith Duncan. Carey Swanson. Carrie Goodrich. Dave Bellfy. Mark Monahan 62 Jane Rupp. Senior Scholar Athlete Award Randy Braun. Outstanding Sen- ior Athlete intramurale Bounce, Bounce. Shoot Mr. Hanlin, Director of Intramurals. Move it down the floor. The boredom of noon was broken again this year when the intramural season started. This year there were both basketball and volleyball intramurals. Basketball started in January with five teams participating. These include: Teachers, Bagleys, Lakers, Drunks, and Sixers. The Teachers ended up in the number one spot in regular season play. They also grabbed the tournament title by beating Bagleys in an exciting final game. As spring came so did the end of basketball and the beginning of volleyball. Many students participated in volleyball. There were two divisions this year. The Teachers were the first place team in the orange division and Bagleys were number one in the black division. Other teams were U. of T. Brownies, Drunks, Freshmen. Vets, Tokers, and S.S.S.T. Again it was the Teachers winning the tournament over Bagleys. Maybe these teams weren’t the most professional but they certainly put a little comedy into the noon hour. All of the teams would like to thank Mr. Hanlin for directing the Intramural program, Mr. Borton for setting up the equipment, and to all who helped referee. The Yearbook Staff apologizes for the absence of volleyball pictures. onvention 1977 Political Youth Convention Delegates. Jim Wilson gives his campaign speech. I k . i m 4b In November the Hudson delegation made their way over to Adrian College for the annual Lenawee County Mock Political Youth Convention. Chairpersons for Hudson this year were Tammy Secrist and Michelle Shaffer. Mr. Hanlin served as our fearless leader. One of the main topics discussed was changing the name of the convention. Southeastern Michigan Invitational Political Youth Convention was the name the delegates finally agreed upon. Some of the other issues discussed were decriminaliza- tion of marijuana, capital punishment, teaching birth control in the schools, legalization of laetrile. and reverse discrimination. For the first time in the history of the Convention, a Hudson delegate was elected to an office. Jim Wilson will preside as next year’s Parliamentarian at the Conven- tion Hudson's chairpersons for next year will be Mary Peacock and Rita Moore. There were many high points during the day. During the discussion of capital . punishment. George offered to throw the switch and fry them suckers. Two Blissfield delegates tried to use a little friendly persuasion to get the Hudson delegates to start a motion to impeach the chairperson. One Hudson delegate was Mr. Hanlin. our great leader. very embarrassed w-hen she found out that George. Randy. Ann. and Fuzz were kid- ding about that five page convention report due in Government the next day. And of course, who could forget that great expression. That point is well taken!” 66 Get it together, girls. The newest Paris fashion. J SSem LheS Finger A goes in mouth B. Joggers have more fun. Cool it. Hazel! A plaque for President Fuzz. Top Ten got roses. 68 Junior class president, Sally Enerson Where it all began- Honey, I know I’m beautiful! Did you see what he did? Careful, it might go squish. Get away. Not my Twinkie! I wish I had one of those! You’re kidding? I simply told her---- 69 Look at those fools. f rom Kathy and Dennis 70 J utoqraphs 71 foreign St udents Kirsi Ahopelto of Espoo, Finland, spent the second semester with the Richard Goodrich family. In the short time that she was here she became a member of the volleyball and softball teams as well as served as a counselor when the sixth graders went to Kimball Camp. When she returns home Kirsi will have two more years of school. After graduation she hopes to obtain a job as an interpreter with a travel agency. Taco Joustra, from Holland, lived the entire year with the Mel Tanner family. He gave football a try, but ended on the injured list and decided to hand in his uniform. Taco had finished his schooling before coming to the states. He is still a little unsure of his future plans. 72 � vf Uardity L ’ Ba.UUt Kneeling LtoR: Connie Swanson. Tammy Belfy. Sally Enerson. Jane Rupp. Connie Marry. Debbie Monahan, standing: Coach Carol Becker. Carolyn Mullaly. Kathy Shaw. Janet Jones. Carrie Goodrich. Sue Anderson. Barb Nicholson. Manager. Kathy Meredith Never was a season more frustrating than this year. A bunch of battered, bruised, and beaten girls tried their best, but could never get their game together. Their center, Kathy Shaw, had a case of bronchitis in mid-season, Carrie Goodrich, a forward, sprained an ankle during practice and again during the Lumen Christi game. Another forward. Sue Anderson, sprained her ankle and had to sit out a few games. Thanks to the whirlpool. Hazel’s knee held together fairly well until the tour- nament game with Clinton. After her departure from the game, in the first half, the team's morale seemed to sag and Clinton pulled away for their third victory over Hudson. Special thanks should go to Miss Wollen and Mr. Lawrence for all the tap- ing they did to keep the girls together. Jane Rupp was the only one named to the LCAA team. She won this honor by scoring the most points. 191. shooting percentage of 33%, 34 assists and 34 steals. Kathy Shaw led in rebounds, with 95. The best free-throw percentage went to Sue Ander- son with 58%. These percentages prove that Coach Connie Marry takes it down the court u , . . . , c Carol Becker had a team to be proud of. Hudson 49 41 31 41 45 44 23 32 34 3« 38 27 27 47 Camden-Frontier Blissfield Morenci Clinton Manchester Addison Onsted Jackson-Lumen-Christi Blissfield Morenci Clinton Manchester Addison Onsted Jackson-Lumen-Christi Camden-Frontier Opponent 29 Put it up Sue 75 d adbetbaH Bottom row L to R: Brenee' Moore. Sherrie Kope. Beth Enerson. Debbie Campbell. Mary Kucnzer. Teri Kerr. 2nd row: Manager Jannie Clark. Sheri Riley. Jackie Stevens. Jackie Simpson. Teresa Houser. Collen Marry. Kathy Austin. Coach Judy Wollen. Top row: Louise Poe. Sue Nichelson. Stacey Gerken. Robin Thomas. Ann Austin. Penny Bagley. Becky Jones. The J. V. Girls’ Basketball team had a super season with an overall record of 10 and 6 and a league record of 7 and 5. Coach Judy Wollen really had a team to be proud of. They couldn't have done it without the spirit of everyone involved. Louise Poe had a super season with a 40% shooting average, 52% at the freethrow line, and 97 rebounds. Teri Kerr made the most points with 225 and had 99 steals. The most assists with 35 was Brenee Moore. Sue Nichelson was voted Most Improved Player. Hudson 47 41 28 43 39 27 36 34 43 31 41 46 44 31 29 40 Camden Blissfield Morenci inton Manchester Addison ted Jackson-Lumen-Christi Blissfield Morenci Clinton Manchester Addison Onsted J ackson-Lumen-Christi Opponent 21 18 34 40 31 40 30 32 23 33 33 47 49 27 33 10 76 ootLaif Front Row LtoR: Coach Dave Rickard. Scott Ellsworth. Art Stiverson. Mitch Cay wood. Jeff Benjamin. Monte McCarty. Chris Bade. Matt Shaffer. Tim McElroy. Shawn Creger. Kevin Vanderpool. Vince Ahlers. Jim Waters. 2nd Row: Coach Phil Ebcrhard. Bill Wilder. Jim Atkinson. Rick Riley. Randy Chilcote. Wayne Hepner. John Holcomb. Don Johnston. Harold Moses. Brian Stanley. Jim Stevens. Jeff Monahan. 3rd Row: Jim Elisha. Wayne Bryan. Jeff Grubbs. Mark Kier. Mark Hoffman. Jerry Calloway. Joe Rinehart. Steve Guest. Randy Daugherty. Ken Newman. Paul Rice. Ken Risncr. The Hudson J.V. Football team ended their season with a 2 and 7 record. The team was made up of 18 freshmen and 9 sophomores. All the hard practices helped, but the strong team ended up on the short end of most games. Coaches Phil Eberhard. Dave Rickard, and Brian Evenson did a good job with the team. This year’s captains were Chris Bade and Art Stiverson. The leading rushers were Brian Thomas with 471 yards, followed by Art Stiverson with 430, and Chris Bade with 353. Leading tacklers were Art Stiverson with 95. Mark Hoff- man with 89. and Brian Thomas with 73. The total yards rushing ended up to be 1.646 out of 363 carries. M.V.P.-Art Stiverson Bryan Thomas 110%-Steve Guest OFF. Player-Bryan Thomas DEF. Player-Art Stiverson Most Improved-Wait Foreman HUDSON OPPONENT 0 Napoleon 12 6 Blissfield 8 16 Morenci 6 26 Clinton 8 0 Manchester 14 20 Addison 30 12 Onsted 42 0 Dundee 28 6 Hillsdale 28 77 Coaches—Himes. Kugler. and Lawrence. Mark gains more yards. Hudson Opponent 15 Napoleon 6 0 Blissfield 3 13 Morenci 6 0 14 14 Clinton Manchester Addison E 6 14 Onsted 6 Dundee 10 22 Hillsdale 20 You got him. Keith!! Front row L to R: P Wollet. D. Rowley. T. Hackett. M. Duncan. M. Monahan. E. Marry. D. Bellfy. R Bagley. G. Blanks. E Conklin. M. Bade, and C. Caywood. Second row: P. Marshall. D. Kingsley. F. Shaw. J. Moses. M. McCarty. K. Duncan. E Rice. T Joustra. W. Aylers. R. Berkshire, and V. Johnson. Third row: Coach S. Kugler. Coach P. Lawrence. C. Ames. E. Nelson. K. C. Miler. K. Pelham. Coach B. Himes, and Manager J. Black. This year the fighting Hudson Tigers finished the year with a fine season record of 6-3. The Tigers first league game of the season was against Blissfield. The game was tied at 0-0 all the way to the end. and had to go into overtime. Hudson had the ball first and fumbled it on their third attempt. Blissfield then got the ball and kicked a field goal to win the game 3-0. The rest of the season went well with the exception of losses to Clinton and Dundee. The captains for this year were Mark Monahan and Elmer Marry. The new head coach was Scott Kugler. the new defen- sive back coach was Bill Himes, and a new offensive back coach Phil Lawrence. Dan Rowley was selected to the First Team All-State. Dave Bellfy. Dan Rowley, and Mark Monahan were named to all L.C.A.A. Elmer Marry and Mark Duncan were named to All- County. Honorable Mention went to Mark Duncan. Elmer Marry. Mark Monahan. Keith Duncan. Matt McCarty, and Chip Ames. 79 Front row L to R: Rick McNeil. Andy Paulsen. Tracy Bowlby. Milligan. Kirk Bailey. Carey Swanson. Randy Braun. Rich Russell Braun. Ken Grubbs. Back row: Coach Tuttle. Rick Decker. The 77 Golf Team finished the year with a great 10-0 record. The Linksmen then went on to win the League meet, with Carey Swanson taking medalist honors. The boys ended their season with a loss in the regionals. The Linksmen also set a new school record against Onsted. when they shot a 151. four under the old record. First team All-League honors went to Carey Swanson, Randy Braun, and Kirk Bailey. Rick Milligan received second team honors. Randy Braun was chosen most valuable player of this year’s team. HUDSON OPPONENT 155 Blissfield 186 155 Clinton L 178 167 Manchester 169 159 Addison 172 163 Onsted 184 165 Blissfield 172 170 Clinton 194 159 Manchester 166 158 Addison 165 151 Onsted 199 167 Napoleon 171 Jackson Invit. 7th out of 16 Manchester Invit. 3rd out of 12 L.C.A.A. 1st out of 6 80 The Great Russell'!! Rich never could tell the difference between a foot- ball and a golf ball! 81 Worried. Bones? That first step is a doozie! A mile down and 2 to go! Beccy wants to race ya! I can do it ... I can do it. (I think). Inky is a very lovable person! A lot of hard work and determination was put forth by this year's team to achieve a 5-3 dual meet record. Our wins were against Pittsford. Blissfield. Sand Creek. Onsted. and Dundee. Our losses were Addison. Clinton, and Manchester. We finished 9th at the Bellevue Invitational. 7th at Green Hills. 8th at Jackson. 12th at Springport. 6th at Hillsdale. 7th at Dundee, and 9th at our own Hud- son Invitational. Even though we were a hard working group of athletes, there were a few fun times, like trying to pack Coach Reynolds and 12 runners into the Van and throwing ■•Inky'' Ingraham into the swamp. We must admit that there was never a dull moment! We will have many fine runners returning but we will be losing 3 Seniors: Jimmy. Inky, and Beccy. Beccy was the first girl to ever run Cross Country in Hudson’s history! Even though this season is over, the memories of it will linger FOREVER No Beccy . . . Around the swamp . . . Not through it! Standing L to R: Jerry Robinson. Dean Baker. Mike Brenner. Steve Barnhart. Marc Freytag. Jerry Messersmith. Sitting: Kevin Ingraham. Beccy Quigley. Jim Gutierrez. Kneeling: Marty Hoffman. Randy Lyons. 83 UarAity VotLuUl The 1977-78 girls’ volleyball team had a fair season with many ups and downs. Three girls were honored with a spot on the All-league team. They were Tammy Bcllfy. Jane Rupp, and Connie Swanson. Special recognition went to the following: Sue Anderson, most points; Sally Enerson. best serving percentage; Connie Swanson, best spiking percentage and 11 aces; Carrie Goodrich and Connie Marry, tied for the most sets. First row L to R: Janette Jones. Barb Nichelson. Second row: Jane Rupp. Sally Enerson. Tammy Bellfy, Barb Gerken. Charlotte Miller. Third row: Becky Jones. Sue Anderson. Marsha Baker, Carrie Goodrich. Connie Swanson. Connie Marry. Coach Pam Badders. Pre-game warm-ups I hope I didn’t break a light. 85 Vo tteuUt 1st row L to R: T. Ketlehut. C. Marry, D. Monahan, J. Simpson. J. Stoyk. 2nd Row: C. Kodcr. L. Curson. J. Stevenson. J. Ingraham. S. Gerken. 3rd row: D. Lauffer. D. Campbell, L. Poe, R. Thomas. D. Miller. Coach Gabriele. Top row: K. Ahopelto. The thrill of victory. The JV’s really pulled their season together with a record of 11-6. With rookie coach Karole Gabriele and all the team spirit, they couldn’t miss. Debbie Monahan and Louise Poe. the team captains, also helped boost the team’s morale. Robin Thomas helped make the points with the most serves good this year, Louise Poe lead in dinks. Jackie Simpson led in spikes, and Kirsi Ahopelto had the most sets. The most improved player was Debbie Miller. Pittsford Morenci ” Sand Creek Blissfield Morenci Whiteford Addison Clinton Manchester Addison Onsted Pittsford Jeam L to R: Perry Patton. Bryon High, Mark Cox, Junior Ekins, Art Stiverson. Jeff Steele. Paul Rice, Shawn Creger. Standing; Coach Lawrence. Front Row (1-r); Jim Atkinson. Jeff Brown. Jim Waters. Keith Duncan. Shawn Creger. 2nd Row; Dave Merriam. Art Stiverson. Elmer Marry. Virgil Johnson. John Black. 3rd Row: Coach Lawrence. Ron Berkshire. Chip Ames. Bryan High. Pat Wollet, Jeff Monohan. Chris Caywood. Mark Cox. Coach Connin. 4th Row: Richard Patton. Mark Duncan. Dan Rowley. The 1977-78 wrestling season from the beginning was a big success. The Tiger “Nabbers finished the season with a 10 won 3 loss dual meet record. Tournament action was also a big success for the Tigers. A fifth place at the White Pigeon Christmas Invitational was a start for the young wrestlers. A fourth place at the Union City Invitational was a step up the ladder for the Tigers as they gained more experience. Also a second place finish at Blissfield brought home a trophy and added more pride to the Tiger team. And the biggest tournament victory was the first place finish at the very tough Napoleon Invitational. The LCAA league tournament, which was hosted by Hudson this year, was a struggle right down to the last two minutes. However, the Tigers placed second behind an excellent Addison Panther team. But the Tigers did have three league champions: Jim Akinson at 98 lbs., Elmer Marry at 138 lbs., and Pat Wollet at 155 lbs. The Tigers placed third behind the powerful Dundee and Pontiac Catholic at the districts. The Tigers that placed in the top four were: Jim Atkinson at 98 lbs. - 2nd; Dave Merriam at 132 lbs. - 2nd; Elmer Marry at 138 lbs. - 1st; Pat Wollet at 155 lbs. - 3rd; Dan Rowley at 178 lbs. - 4th; and Mark Duncan Hwt. - 4th. The regional competition was excellent and though they wrestled hard only one wrestler finished high enough to qualify for state final competition. Pat Wollet at 155 lbs. finished 3rd. Pat wrestled three times winning one and losing two. but he gained a great deal of experience at the state tournament level. 88 Front Row L-R: Randy Daugherty. Harold Moses. Randy Chilcote. Steve Guest. Ed Downey. Second Row : Don Johnston. Jeff Grubbs. Bryan Thomas. Allen Zimmerman. Mark Kingsley. Last Row: Coach Brian Evenson. 90 After a very slow start, the ninth grade basketball team came on strong with four big wins in a row to finish out the season with a 4-5 record. The season got off to a bad start as Coach Evenson was unable to hold practice because of an automobile accident and two freshmen were moved up to the J.V. team. At the Sports Banquet Mark Kingsley and Randy Chilcote were named most valuable players. Steve Guest was the most improved, and Harold Moses had the most splinters. Because of the tremendous im- provement this year, the team is really looking forward to helping out the J.V’s next year, if they could get Bill Walton’s and Karim Jabbar’s brothers to transfer to Hudson. % Bl sf W I Clint “ Manch Opponent 42 8 (JSashetball First Row L-R: Mitch Caywood. Tim McElroy. Tabb Milligan. Tim Rupley. Second Row: Matt Schaffer. Chris Bade. Tracy Bowlby. Dan Roe. Third Row: Manager Chuck Wilson. Andy Paulsen. Bret Hart. Mark Hoffman. Coach Phil Ebcrhard. The 1977-78 hard-working J.V. basketball team put their best effort forward as they fought to a 1 win 17 loss record. The unusually small Tiger team tried their best, but never quit during the game. Tracy Bowlby led in free throws with 63%; Bret Hart led in field goal percentage with 53% and had 61% in free throws. Andy Paulsen was selected as the most valued player. He had 136 field goal attempts making 51 of them for a total of 102 points of the 156 points he scored during the season. Hudson 44 39 59 44 43 35 37 66 35 50 46 44 56 42 40 35 58 Bronson Manchester Addison Michigan Center Blissfield Clinton Onsted Manchester Quincy Addison Napoleon Morenci Bronson Blissfield Clinton Onsted Lumen Christi - Opponent 60 49 71 74 52 54 59 52 51 55 58 54 98 51 45 86 90 'UarAity d3adbetbad 51 Clinton 56 62 Onsted 61 57 Jackson-Lumen-Christi 86 A lot of determination and effort was put forth by this year’s Basketball team on their way to their 3rd district title. The Cagers clinched the title with a 57-43 win over Addison. The tigers then advanced to the regionals where they lost a close one to a tough East Jackson team. Mr. Reynolds felt that this team had made some definite improvements over last year’s team on their defense and ball control. Two of the high points of the season were the cagers wins over Blissfield and Bronson. The tigers ended the season with a 14-9 record over all. and a 8-4 league record. This left the tigers in second place, an improvement over last years tie for second. Special honors went to Randy Braun who made 1st team All-County. 1st team All-Leage, and honorable mention in the State. Kirk Bailey received 2nd team All-League, and honorable mention All-County. All in all it was a fine season. 92 Front Row L-R: Brett Hart. Ken Grubb. Lyn Six. Mark Monahan. Man. Mark Freytag. Back Row: Mr. Hanlin. Mark Johnson. Tony Hackett. Andy Paulsen. Kirk Bailey. Dave Bellfy. Randy Braun. Steve Thomas. Carey Swanson. Dan Roe. Barry Butts. Mr. Reynolds. 93 First row L to R: B. Quigley, R. Allen. K. Patton. C. Miller. C. Simpson. Coach W. Himes. Second row: A. Austin. T. Bellfy. C. Meredith, J. McNair. S. Day. A. Webster. L. Mullaly. E. Sanderson. Third row: T. Allshouse. T. Kerr. G. Pelham. D. Showier. S. Gerken. Last row: T. Houser. B. Enerson. K. Goll. A. Weaver, S. Nichelson, J. Ingraham, L. Pajoff. The girls’ track team made a fine effort this year but no matter how hard they tried they always came out on the short end of each meet. Coach William Himes did his best to pull his young team together, but without dedication and cooperation he found his task almost impossible. Julie Ingraham was voted the most valuable runner, Anne Webster was the most improved runner and won the most points during the season with 54. The mile relay team, composed of Kim Goll, Julie Ingraham, Sue Nichelson, and Anne Webster, broke the record this year. Other record breakers were Beccy Quigley in the two mile, Ann Austin in the high jump, and Anne Webster in the 880 run. Angie � d Julie First row L to R: J. Simpson. L. Pajoff. B. Nichelson. D Monahan. C. Marry. J. Rupp. S. Enerson. Second row: J. Hcndryx. A. Bade. S. Simpson. M. Kuenzer. C. Swanson. C. Marry. Coach Becker. Coach Baddcrs. Third row: B. Moore. B. Hart. K. Alhopelto. J. Jones. C. Goodrich. S. Anderson. Softball 1978 was a year of rebuilding for Coach Carol Becker. Many freshmen and sophomores stepped into starting positions, which gave them valuable experience for next year, and did a good job. The season record was not great except for their dynamic defeat over Morenci, the first time in many years. At the end of the season the following awards were given; Jane Rupp, best offensive and defensive play, Connie Swanson, most steals, hits, and doubles, and Sue Anderson, most home runs with one grand slam. JV’s waiting for their chance. JJ. t First row: L to R: B. Gilpin. C. Bade. M. Hoffman. J. Atkinson. S. Guest. S. Morse. Second row: H. Moses. M. Shaffer. M Caywood. R. Porter. W. Bryant. M. McCarty. J. Stevens. Coach Hanlin. The season got off to a bad start for the J.V.’s as they fell to their first four opponents. Things began to change after that, though. The team hosted Madison and came out victors after a hard fought game with the Trojans. Their confidence came after that game and they traveled to Sand Creek. The Tigers looked tough and held the Aggies scoreless. As they went into the seventh inning the score was tied 0-0. Jim Atkinson stepped up to bat and hit a single and then stole second. As Jimmy stood on second base, the rain began to come down. The game would have to be finished at a later date. The team traveled to Blissfield next. After much tough playing they dropped to the Royals in the eighth inning. The Tigers then made their way back to Sand Creek to finish the first game and to challenge the Aggies to another game. Jimmy went back to second and Peter Shaffer hit him in to make the score 1-0. Due to a fine defense the Tigers held the Aggies scoreless and won their second game of the year. The team went on to defeat Sand Creek in the next game, also. The season ended with Matt Shaffer and Brian Gilpin receiving the MVP award, Chris Bade the Most Improved, and Steve Morse, Mr. Hustle. Coach Hanlin was very proud of his team’s improvement and he was pleased with the fine effort given by the mighty Tigers. Good job, boys. First row: L to R: B. Atkin. G. Blanks. E. Conklin. M. Bade. K. Grubbs. B. Butts. Second row: C. Swanson. A. Paulsen. R. Decker. R. Taylor. D. Blankenship. L. Six. S. Thomas. Third row: Coach Herman. K. Bailey. D. Bellfy. R. Braun. C. Caywood. R. McNeil. Coach Redding. 100 Homerun line-up The Tiger Varsity Baseball Team finished this year with an overall record of 8-12 and a league record of 5-7.The Tigers suffered a losing slump mid-season, but they fought their way back to finish in fourth position in the LCAA league standings. At the end of regular season play the Tigers saw some tournament action but suffered a heartbreaking loss to Addison, 2-1 in the first game of districts. Post-season team honors went to three team members very deserving of these awards. Carey Swanson was this year’s MVP, Earl Conklin was Most Improved, and Barry Butts was Rookie of the Year. Other post-season recognition goes to Kirk Bailey for setting a new record for the season with 79 strikeouts; Carey Swanson had a .411 batting average, 23 hits, and 6 doubles; Randy Braun led in RBI’s with 23, homeruns with 4, and also set a new record for strikeouts a game with 18. Other awards given were: WLEN All-County Team, Randy Braun and Carey Swanson; Adrian Daily Telegram All-County Team; Randy Braun, Honorable Mention, Carey Swanson and Kirk Bailey; All-LCAA Team, Randy Braun, Carey Swanson, and Kirk Bailey. 101 First row L to R: M. Freytag. D. Baker, J. Gutierrez, J. Messersmith, J. Robinson. R. Lyons, J. Waldo, J. Pursifull. Second row: Coach Evenson, K. Ingraham, M. Monahan, K. Duncan. R. Handy, S. Ellsworth. A. Zimmerman, K. Krcighbaum. R. Ames. Coach Klienow. Third row: P. Brown. D. Rowley. M. Hoffman. T. McElroy, D. Anderson, D. Row. J. Calloway. J. Holcomb. Fourth row: M. Johnson. C. Milcr. T. Rupley, T. Hackett. D. Johnston, B. Thomas. P. Rice. Fifth row: J. Benjamin. B. Barrett. J. Ekins, F. Shaw. S. Creger. R. Chilcote. A large group of young boys started the early track season. By June a small group of young men had met the challenge and had lasted out the season. This was the year of rebuilding for Coach Evenson. With a few upper-classmen and a fine bunch of freshmen the Hudson Harriors ended up with a decent track season. Next year will be better, you can count on that. Jerry Messersmith was voted MVP by his running mates and Casey Miler, a fine high jumper, was the only member of the squad to qualify for the State Finals. 102 From the bottom: Robin Marry. Lynn McCaskey. Lisa Pajoff. Captain - Karen Vickery. Angie Bade. From the bottom: Robin Marry. Kim Kerr. Captain Karen Vickery. Trisha Shuttc. Lisa Pajoff. Angie Bade. 105 artinq s: emor ydthleteS Kirk Bailey was a great asset to the golf, basketball, and baseball teams. He was awarded the 12 Sport Plaque. “Whitie Bellfey” did an out- standing job in football, basket- ball. and baseball. Dave earned the 12 Sport Award. Randy Braun made his pres- ence known in golf, basketball, and baseball with his outstand- ing ability. He was voted Most Valuable Player in golf and basketball and received the Outstanding Senior Athlete Award. Mark Duncan did a hefty job in football, wrestling, and track. He was selected as the Most Valuable Player on the football team. Carrie Goodrich was a well known member of the basketball, volleyball, and softball teams. Carrie was the only girl to earn the 12 Sport Award. Keith Duncan exhibited great talent in football, wrestling, and track. The 12 Sport Plaque was awarded to Keith. Dan Rowley really came through in football, wres- tling. and track. 106 Rip” Rupp was once again at the top in basketball, volley- ball. and softball. She received the Scholastic Athlete Award. “J.J.” Jones made her contribu- tions to the basketball, volley- ball, and softball teams. Carey Swanson excelled to his fullest ability in golf, basketball, and baseball. He was voted the Most Valuable Baseball Player and earned the 12 Sport Award. Gilbert Blanks was a good player and an enthusiastic member of the football team. Earl Conklin was there to lend a helping hand in football and base- ball. Barb Gerken did a fine job in volleyball. Rich Decker proved his ability in golf and base- ball. Inky” Ingraham did a splendid job this year in cross country and track. His reward was a toss into the swamp. Mark Monahan put forth 110% effort and determination this year in football, basketball and track. He earned the 12 Sport Award. Elmer Marry was a well known athlete in football and wrestling. He was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy in wrestling. Beccy Quigley ran her way to numerous victories in track and cross country. She was the only girl on the cross country team. Jim Gutierrez really did his thing in cross country and track. Chuck” Miller devoted her ability to the volleyball and track teams. 107 artin s. emor y4tkfetes Roxanne Allen was a faithful member of the track team. Brad Atkin kept the spirit going on the baseball team. Mark Bade put on a tremen- dous show in Ron Bae'ey could a ways football countec on 'n football when things got tough. Marsha Baker was in volleball and was there whenever she was needed. Dave Merriam had the ability and determination to win in wrestling. Pieter Marshall was a devoted player that could always be counted on in football. Rick ‘‘Aardvark McNeil was a very successful member of the golf team. Kat” Shaw exhibited great potential on this year's basketball team. Steve Thomas contributed 100% effort to the basketball team. 4 w W . «C • izationd First row L to R: G. Blanks. C. Marry. M. Shaffer. Second row: T. Rupley. M. Caywood, A. Stiverson, T. McElroy, C. Allshouse, Y. Ahlers. C. Miller. C. Wheeler. J. Ingraham. M. Merillat, J. Rinehart. S. Enerson. Third row: R. Moore. E. Jann. M. Hoffman. M. Brenner. M. Peacock. C. Swailes. S. Blanks. K. Austin. B. Merillat, K. Jamerson. B. Enerson. J. Wood. Fourth row: C. Fowler. R. Braun, S. Thomas. C. Caywood. R. Decker. W. Warner. P. Ekins. S. Elisha. L. Mullaly. J. Rupp. Officers: Michelle Shaffer. Secretary; Gilbert Blanks. V.Pres.; Connie Marry. President; Missing Mark Monahan. Treasurer. Under the direction of President Hazel Marry, V. President Gilbert Blanks, Secretary Michelle Shaffer, and Treasurer Mark Monahan the Student Council provided many services and activities for the student body. This year’s Homecoming theme was “Movies”. The Junior class won the float competition with “Rollercoaster” and Paula Pelham was crowned Homecoming Queen. An auction was held one noon to get rid of old items collected around school and lost and found junk from the office. Some students paid good money for really dumb things. Sponge week was a huge success again this year. The students really look forward to Farmer’s Day, Occupation’s Day and The 50’s. Assemblies sponsored by Student Council were: a former professional player. Bill Glass; The Sound Image Edition; and a speaker who thrilled us all with his reptiles. Senior Reps.: Jane Rupp. Randy Braun, Emmy Jann. Steve Thomas. Cherie Fowler Junior Reps.: Cassie Swailes, Sally Enerson. Chris Caywood. Rita Moore. Mary Peacock Sophomore Reps.: Martin Hoffman. Mitch Caywood. Tim Rupley. Yvonne Ahlers Freshmen Reps.: Front row: Marcus Merillat, Joe Rinehart. Back row: Randy Chilcote. Jackie Wood. Kathy Austin. Julie Ingraham in Front row L to R: Nancy Brown. Michelle Parks. Back row: Ann Webster. Charlotte Miller. Band Council- Front row: Cherie Fowler. Second row: Matt Shaffer. Connie Marry. Colleen Marry. Mitch Caywood. Jim Wilson. Back row: Melissa Peacock. Steve Thomas. Connie Swanson. 112 Steve Thomas - Dan Pittenger Award Winner Brad Atkin - Dan Pittenger Award Winner Bradene Moore ■ John Philip Sousa Award Winner laq C orpd Bcalic 3 years Front Row L to R: Ann Belote, Roxanne Alien. Michelle DeLine. Beccy Quigley. Emmy Jann, Cindy Simpson, Debbie Janik, Bradene Moore. Carrie Goodrich. Cathy Beal. Back Row: Beth Enerson. Yvonne Ahlers, Dena Pelham. Jackie Wood. Penny Bagley. Ruth Shaykin, Tammy Kctclhut. Corrine Bagley. Shari Day. Terri Allshouse. Marsha Murphy. Carrie 4 years Annie 3 years Performing in Washington DCs Cherry Parade. Front Row L-R: Angie Ashley. Rebecca Quigley. Jeanne Birtlcs. Joann Kuenzer. Middle Row: Marsha Murphy. Corrine Bagley, Bradene Moore. Cindy Simpson. Sally Fike. Back Row: Michelle Woody. Roxanne Allen. Michelle DeLine. Annee Belote. Cathy Beal. Advisor: Mr. Dave Peltier. ruma Front L to R: Jim Wilson. Dave Bellfy. Sally Enerson, Michelle Shaffer. Gilbert Blanks. Second Row: Jackie Simpson. Lisa Freytag. Laura Pajoff. Lisa Pajoff, Eva Sanderson. Pcnni Ekins, Debbie Sanders. Charlotte Miller. Third Row: James Jenkins. Nina Truman. Cindy Simpson. Robin Marry. Beth Merillat, Connie Swanson. Sara Blanks. Rita Moore. Fourth Row: Dawn Milliman, Tammy Secrist, Cindy Wheeler. Linda Wolf. Annette Brighton. Karen Vickery. Sherrie Kope, Tammy Ketelhut. nd IdoyS Top L to R: Cherie Fowler, Jane Rupp. Bradene Moore. Melissa Peacock. Michelle Shaffer. Bottom L to R: Mark Bade. George Dunne. Scott Frcytag. Carey Swanson. Randy Braun. Front L to R: Julie Darr. Linda Wolf. Sally Enerson. Cindy Wheeler. Pieter Marshall. Rich Decker. Tom Schroeder. Back L to R: Earl Conklin. Mr. Himes. Shi CU, 117 wApaper Miss Wollen-Advisor Top: Chcrri Fowler. Michelle Shaffer. Mike Irwin, Miss Wollen. Jane Rupp. Lower: Jannie Clark. Sally Montecalvo. Vickie Krell. Tammy Secrist. Emmy Jann. orud First row L to R. Mr. Rickard. Brenda Bobon. Jeanne Birtlcs. Bradene Moore. Joyce Voelzkc. Sandy Simpson. Vickie Goldsmith. Julie Ingraham. Karen Brown. Tammy Fitch. Second row: Melissa Vinaskc. Robin Beindorf. Brenda Barry. Debbie Sanders. Cindy Simpson. Nina Truman. Debbie Lauffer, Janice Blair. Carol Shaykin. Third row: Chris Holloway. Jim Wilson. Dave Bcllfy. Mark Bade. Dan Rowley. Bob Hoag. Larry Stover. James Jenkins. Dennis Jann. Andy Paulsen. Fourth row: Connie Jeffrey. Debbie Miller. Lisa Lightfoot. Kathy Austin. Sandy Jann. Michelle Parks. Linda Jeffrey. Donna Marr. Suzic Johnson. Teresa Forbes 4 Fine Arts Festival Concert Outdoor Spring Concert 119 Front Row L to R: Stacey Gerken, Cathy Beal. Karla Schmitz. Sherri Hawkins. Bonnie Carpenter. Emmy Jann. Beccy Quigley. Mike Irwin. Fuzz Fowler. Back row: Angie Ashley. Carrie Goodrich. Penny Young. Monte McCarty. Jill Paulsen. Jannie Clark. Joe Baxter. Missing: Pat Diem. Bryan High and Roxanne Allen. Pat - Organization Editor Cathy - Activities Editor Carrie - Advertising Editor Roxanne - Subscription Editor Mike - Introduction Editor Bryan. Joe. and Monte Monte. Emmy, and Bonnie - Sports Editor. Underclassmen Editor. Senior Editor. The 1977-78 Yearbook Staff put a lot of hard work into the book in hopes that the memories captured here will forever remind you of great moments in your high school years. We worked very hard this year to get the yearbook done on time so the books could be handed out at the first football game. Each student took some pictures which was a new experience for many. Most of the pictures were pretty good, when we remembered to take off the lens cap or turn on the electric eye. Write-ups were another problem. Why is it that any other time you can think of many things to write, but when it’s time to make a deadline your mind goes blank. The class started as an experiment. As you can see from the book, th e experiment was a success. 121 ona i jj. onor Tapping-in Ceremony First row L to R: C. Allshouse. S. Kope. K. Stoyk. M. Gregg. B. Gerkin. A. Ashley. B. Barry. S. Enerson. Second row: C. Fowler. V. Krell. T. Secrist. S. Day. T. Schutte. C. Swailes. M. Peacock, R. Allen. C. Beal. Third row: C. Swanson. M. Shaffer. S. Gerkin. B. Moore. S. Blanks. M. Baker. C. Goodrich. Fourth row: J. Wilson. M. Johnson. C. Caywood. E. Conklin. R. Braun. C. Swanson, C. Ames. Missing: G. Blanks. S. Frcytag. G. Dunne. Advisor Mrs. D'Lamater. Sally and Debbie rocked for the Cancer Society. All together now!” “We've got legs” Top L-R. Charlotte Miller. Ann Belote. Michelle DeLine. Bcccy Quigley. Emmy Jann. Kathy Marowelli. 3rd Row. Yvonne Stoneking. Debbie Janik. Carrie Goodrich. Dawn Milliman. Barb Gerken. 2nd Row. Bradene Moore. Cathy Beal. Carol Shaykin, Cindy Simpson. Jill Paulsen, Deana Downard, Kathy Glaser. Avis Benner. Janice Blair. Janaee Ames. Barb Richards. Mr Himes. 1st Row. Sally Fike. Cherie Fowler. Lori Miller. Cherrie Allshouse. Deb Lauffer. Vicki Sattler. Bottom Row. Roxanne Allen. Betty Curtis. 123 Dan Helmick. Scott Freytag-Data Proc. Allen Ham. Mark Aldrich-Machine Shop Ben Fish-Auto Mech. 124 Corrine Bagley-Child Care Mary Ferguson. Avis Benner. Betty Curtis. Darlene Clark-Food Prep. Keith Duncan. Dan Brockway, Dan Hawkins. Keith McClain. Chuck Campbell-Auto. Body. Tim Stanley. Jim Gutierrez; Chuck Salamin-Climate Control Robert Court. Virgil Johnston. Ron Berkshire, Pat Wollet-Building Trades. Buzz Lightfoot. Doug Earl. Rick Milligan. Tony Hackett- Elcctronics Janice Holt-Bus. Office. Scott Gilpin. Jerry Messersmith- Drafting. Mark Williams Machine Shop 125 m ornin 9 Top-Dan Rowley, Phi Mar Farms; Allen Simpkins. Brown VanHemert Funeral Home; Brad Atkin, M S Manufacturing; Keith Duncan. C R Auto Sales; Ron Bagley. DeMerrits Hardware; Kirk Bailey. Bailey’s Farm; Bottom-Michelle DeLine. The Posy Shop; Paula Jackson; Adrian Professional Service; Janee Ames. The Kountry Kettle; Deana Downard. Dicks Auto Parts; jfi, ernoon Top-Emmy Jann. Apollo University of Hair Design; Sue Anderson. Adrian State Bank; Wendy Warner, Bob’s Market House; Terri Bohkle, Mc- Donalds; Cindy Atkinson, Andrew Realty; Bottom-Randy Marks, Townsend Lumber Yard; Andy Brighton. Homer Donaldson Co.; John Williams. Precision Machine Tool. 126 future Jeach erS Seated: Beccy Quigley, Marshelline Sosby. Dawn Milliman, Lisa Frees. Standing: Mary Jo Cross, Sally Fike. Charlotte Sosby. Cathy Beal, Sally Enerson. IJoutk Kirk Creger is spending the summer in Germany and Lynn Mullaly visited in Sweden. l fnder standing v y Consumer Education class sponsored the Home-run Derby. Mark Duncan. Home-run Derby winner Chef’s class had a delicious luau for the teachers. Algebra and Analytical Geometry were married and became Trig. Peer Listeners: S. Day. L. Bishop. B. Carpenter. M. Parks. S. Guest. P. Ekins. M. Sosby Superintendent. Douglas Ferman School Board Members President - Jack Shaffer Vice President • Art Freeborn Secretary • Pete Bowman Treasurer - John Decker Trustees - Jean Coleman Russell Ingraham Ronald Leffingwell 130 Principal. Ray Curran Top Left: Jack Zimmerman-Athletic Director. Assistant Principal Top Right: Norma Riley-Office Secretary Bottom Left: Pam Peacock-Mr. Zimmerman's Secretary Bottom Right: Vivian Donaldson-Mr. Curran's Secretary. Bookkeeper 4 Top Left: Marcia Storrer-Counselor. Chef’s Class Top Right: Phil Lawrence-Permanent Substitute Bottom Left: John Hartley-Counselor. Social Guidance Bottom Right: Linda D'Lamater-Home Economics I II. House and Home Decorating. Child Development 132 Top Left: Kim Montz-Practical Writing. Short Story. Novel. World Literature. Journalism Top Right: Frances Freeborn-Writing Techniques. English I. Business English. Developmental Reading Bottom Left: Jan Sheely-Introduction to Writing. Drama. Speech. English I Bottom Right: Jo Goodrich-English I. Yearbook. Individualized Reading 133 Top Left: Brian Evenson-Chemistry. Physics. Physical Science Top Right: Randy Borton-Boys' Physical Education Bottom Left: Ray Reynolds-Biology. Anatomy Bottom Right: Dave Peltier-Health. Science 134 Top Left: Greg Hanlin-Government. Geography Top Right: Dale Storrer-Pre-Algebra. General Math. Geography Bottom Left: Bill Himes-U.S. History. World History Bottom Right: Dave Sheely-Art. Crafts. Ceramics 135 Top Left: Greg Cotter-Business Math, Bookkeeping. Consumer Af- fairs Top Right: Joyce Kelley-Library Bottom Left: Paul Palpant-Geometry. Trigonometry. Modern Analytical Geometry. Algebra II. Pre-Algebra Bottom Right: Bill Tuttle-Algebra I II. Pre-Algebra 136 Top Left: Judy Wollen-Shorthand I II. Typing I II. Top Right: Carol Bccker-Girls’ Physical Education Bottom Left: Helena Godzina-Spanish I.II. III. English Fun- damentals Bottom Right: Karole Gabriele-Writing Improvement. Reading Im- provement. Basic Communication. Basic Math. Individual Instruc- tion Jf f 137 Top Left: Richard King-Drafting, Metals Top Right: Dave Rickard-Chorus Bottom Left: Jerry Blackburn-Band Bottom Right: Don Klienow-Woods. Plastics 138 Serviced Bud Fowler- Building and Grounds Supervisor Custodians- P Roney. J. Kingsley. B Rupley. L. Sprunger. B Fowler BUS DRIVERS Lawrance Blurton Pat Brogan Dorman Curtis Shirley Daugherty Hugh Dilworth Wanza Elliott George Meredith Jennifer Munk Mike Brasher- Bus Mechanic Beverley Nichols Douglas Smith Sue Smith Lynn Sprunger Velma Sturtevant Barbara Verdon Hubert Yeutter 140 Cooks- M. Sprague. J. Double. P. Stuttz, D. Kaiser. C. Curtis. V. Camp DAVE AND JAN WOOD OWNERS Congratulations to the Class of 1978 from WOOD'S FOOD CENTER 467 Meridian road HUDSON. MICHIGAN 49247 McCarty’s UPHOLSTERY GROCERIES BEVERAGES phone 517-448-5291 415 McClellan St. Hudson. Michigan 49247 Congratulations Class of 1978 L N MANUFACTURING CO. 481 Meridian Rd. Hudson, Michigan 448-2657 APPLIED ART i Congratulations Class of 1978 From METALLOY FOUNDARY CO. 103 West Main Street Hudson, Michigan NICHOLS PLUMBING HEATING 201 W. Main Street Hudson, Michigan 448-8510 Good Luck in the Future From MAUMEE SPORTING GOODS Adrian, Michigan Congratulations to the Class of 1978 From DeMeritt True Value Hardware HUDSON POST GAZETTE Hudson, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1978 From John A. Decker HUDSON INSURANCE AGENCY 216 West Main Street Hudson, Michigan Phone 517-448-2911 IRELAND ENTERPRISES “The finest in: breads, rolls, cookies, cakes, and pies.’’ TOWNSEND BROTHERS INC. Lumber Wholesalers - Telephone: 445-4420 or 445-5350 Congratulations Clayton, MI. 49235 Class of “78” Congratulations Class of “78” TONER’S PARTY STORE Hudson, Michigan 448-8109 Congratulations and the best of luck to the class of 1978 APOLLO UNIVERSITY of Hair Design Beauty School 117 West Maumee Adrian, MI. 265-6491 GEORGE’S GARAGE 2.A Hr Wrecker Service GENERAL REPAIR Congratulations Dobbins Flowers U.S.127 517-448-6671 Virginia and Jack Livingston Congratulations Class of 1978 From Maple Grove Market Hudson A W “Where our food is as good as our beer” Corner of 127 and M-34 HUDSON METAL PRODUCTS 435 E. Main Street Hudson, Michigan A Subsidiary of Samuel Moore Co. Congratulations Class of 1978 Meyer’s Dept. Store Town and Country Shop Hudson Dry Goods Your Budget Fashion Center Main Street Hudson, Michigan Aurora, Ohio Compliments of LoPresto’s Shoe Store “Paul’s Back Room” Hudson, Michigan BOOM-A-ROUND CAR-WASH Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Munson Road at M-34 Hudson, Michigan JnwSSro) SB TOWING SERVICE KYLE'S STANDARD SERVICE HUDSON. MICHIGAN 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE Phone Days Nights 448-8338 448-3411 448-0605 Congratulations Class of ’78 from Harper’s Chevrolet Oldsmobile Service 448-2321 Hudson, MI. Congratulations Class of ’78 Blank’s Jewelers Gamble’s Store South Church Street Hudson, Michigan Jerry Moore Ford Inc. 393 S. Meridian Rd. Hudson, Michigan 49247 517-448-8948 “Your Full Service Ford Dealer New and A-l Used Cars fit Trucks, Full Parts And Service Facility, Leasing, Daily Rental, Fleet, and Friendly People.” _i42 -Hudson Lanes- “A friendly place to bowl” Open Bowling Fri. Sat. 109 Market St. 448-7163' CROP-AID ELEVATOR Hudson, Michigan 517-448-8931 Grain Buying-Storage Feeds-Salt Congratulations Class of 1978 DAIRYLAND Hudson, Michigan 448-7483 Homer Donaldson Co. Hudson, Michigan 448-8908 Hudson Police Department 108 N. Market Street Hudson, Michigan 49247 517-448-3333 Chief of Police Mel Tanner Asst. Chief Gerald Marks Fresh Flowers Always The Posy Shop 109 Lane Street Hudson, Michigan Frank and Carol Mansfield DAVID L. VAN HEMERT, OWNER ornee 504 W. Main St. 221 Saundcrs St. 211 N. Main St. Hudson, Mich. Addison. Mich. Onstcd, Mich. 517 448-2941 517 547-6101 517 467-2157 Congratulations to the class of 1978 Hudson Gas Tire Jim Caywood Compliments of SWEEZY and HACKETT Insurance 127 West Main Hudson, Michigan Phone-448-6391 KLEE’S PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Hudson, Mich. Phone 448-2481 m s Sck ofursliip Recipients Since 1955 1955 JOHN THURMAN JOAN GUSS 1956 MARY CAROL RICHARDSON THOMAS GREEN 1957 JUDITH BALDWIN JEANNE LYONS 1958 LOIS GOODRICH JUDITH EASTMAN 1959 RICHARD McGILL DANIEL BARRETT 1960 CAROLYN CARPENTER EDWARD GRAY 1961 MARY HUTCHINSON SCOTT JACKSON 1962 CAROL GRAFE JACKIE GRAVES 1963 JANICE EASTMAN JEFFERY ADAMS 1964 DIANE MUSSON DONALD SMITH 1965 PAULA TREADWELL MICHAEL SCHOEDER 1966 DIANA DRISKILL JOSEPH EXE 1967 COLLEEN MONAHAN MICHAEL DUNNE 1968 CANDICE HATHAWAY BARBARA SCHROEDER 1969 MARILYN MUNSELL JAMES SWEIGART 1978 1970 ROBERTA HUFF SUE ALVERSON 1971 THOMAS WEBSTER DAVID KLINGER 1972 PENNY NELSON BRUCE JONES 1973 JACQUELINE RAYMOND SANDRA DOUBLE 1974 JUDY SALINAS PATRICIA SAGER 1975 ELAINE MEREDITH JEFFERY TERRY 1976 JAMIE VANARSDALEN DEBORAH MERO 1977 CINDY GOLL KAREN MARRY BARBARA GERKEN MICHIGAN TECH UNIVERSITY 151 Compliments of BOB’S MARKET HOUSE 325 Railroad Street [O J)ONALDSO| IEAL ESTATE realtor’ 03 YOUR KEY TO BETTER LIVING 316 W. 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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 Congratulations Congratulations to Tigers the class of ’78 and Good Luck from in the Future MAIN TOOL ALKEN-ZIEGLER INC. MACHINE INC. Munson Road at 134 W. Main St. M-34 Hudson, Michigan Hudson, Michigan 49247 448-2176 Congratulations to the MARSHALL Class of ’78 jL MUSIC CO. from MLBr 402 S. Washington HUDSON PUBLIC Avenue LIBRARY Lansing, Michigan 48933 THRIFTWAY M jllpaiU „ iflP , DISCOUNT 314 West Main Street Hudson’s Only Tropical Fish Department • i mmSt THOMPSON SAVINGS BANK Hudson, Michigan 448-2411 See Us For All Your Financial Needs Helping Shape Futures Since 1923 and LoahjAssociation of Monroe. Michigan Mam Office. Monro ffttffBQfLces m Downtown Monroe Frencdtown. Lambe.rjg Temp e raoce Borrae e. Rockwood. 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We should not linger at the stem, for we must hurry to the bow. Only there may we hope to catch a glimpse, of the life which beckons us now. What will this new life mean for us? What events does it secretly hold? Only there may we hope to catch a glimpse of the life which beckons us now. What will this new life mean for us? What events does it secretly hold? Only God knows the answer which he in time will unfold. For God is the weathered pilot guiding always our ship of time. And in his hands lies the destin of the crew, which is mankind. by Jannie Cl at Th vearbook staff would like to offer a big thank y businesses that helped us with our book. A very special Gazette. Mr. Potter, Mr. Sheely. PowelVs Studio in Detrj rr-i especic Adrian Telegram and especially to Mrs.- Goodrich through, out the year. We hope that this book will hold many good memories for you, and that you will f. t .• • t t o .j c c a o IU WALSWORTH Marceline. M0..U.8.A. 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