Hudson High School - Hudsonian Yearbook (Hudson, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

Hudsonian Hudson, Michigan Volume 23 Dedication Mrs. Donaldson explains to Mr. Lawrence Mrs. Donaldson has been working at Hudson Area High School since 1964. This is her 17th and last year here. Mrs. Donaldson attended Hudson High and graduated in 1935. Since then she has worked in an insurance office and the city office. Mrs. Donaldson's job working at this school has included being bookeeper for the classes, budgeting for the high school, and education secretary. We thank Mrs. Donaldson for her many years of hard work and dedication to our school. Her resignation will surely be a loss to H.H.S. 3 Decision 4 Kind friend ' said he, will you help me decide Which fork of the road to take? 6 The future I know will all depend 7 8 I set his feet on the upper road. Ere I took the sunset trail; As I turned he waved a hand And I knew he would not fail. 9 11 Faculty and Administration Jack Zimmerman has been high school vice-principal for the past three years. His job is supervising and scheduling sports activities and seeing that there is transportation for these events. Mr. Zimmerman enjoys getting to know the students better through his job. Mr. Douglas Ferman: Superintendent Douglas Ferman has been superintendent since 1963. In the school system, he insures that proper curriculum is followed, that cafeterias and grounds are kept up. He also controls personnel, money, and legal matters. Mr. Ferman likes his job because it's never routine and he gets to see the results of his efforts. Ray Curran has been high school principal for three years. Besides the duties that most students realize, Mr. Curran is in charge of establishing the curriculum, designating where and how money is spent, and evaluating teachers. Mr. Curran also enjoys working with the students of HAHS. Mr. Ray Curran: Principal 1 a Make HAHS Tick 1 5 Miss Pam Peacock: Clerk Custoc : ' •: Gilbert Schaffer, Harry Damon. w ' aVreih ?-ay Madel Cooks: Margaret Miller, Judy Double, Carolyn Curtis, Veronica Camp, Pat Stuttz, Marjory Sprague, Dorothy Kaiser Mr. John Hartley: Counselor and Social Awareness 1 7 Mr. Don Kleinow: Shop Mr. Brian Evenson: Science Mr. Ray Reynolds: Science and World History 1 9 Mr. Jay Jensen: Spanish Mr. Gerald Blackburn: Band Mrs. Frances Freeborn: English Mrs. Linda D'Lamater: Home Ec. and Chefs Class 2 0 Mrs. Carol Smith: Gym 2 1 Miss Judy Wollen: Business Mr. Phil Lawrence: English Mrs. Jan Sheeley: English Mr. Dale Storrer: Math Mr. Dave Peltier: Science, Health, and Geography 2 2 Mrs. Joyce Kelly: Librarian Mr. William Tuttle: Math Mrs. Karole Gabriele: Special Ed. We apologize for not having a group picture of our bus drivers, but due to conflicts in the new schedule taking a picture was impossible. Mr. David Rickard: U.S. History 2 3 Class Of '83 Shines On We the freshmen class arrived at Hudson High wondering if we would ever get our classes arranged. We had it extra rough because school started at 7:00 and ended at 12:00, this meant that we would have to get up around 5:30 in the morning. Our lovely Queen's Court represen- tives were Miss Sheila Southwell, escorted by her father, Mr. Bernard Southwell and Miss Angie Wilder, escorted by her father, Mr. Larry Wilder. The theme for our homecoming float was TURN THEM EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE featuring a dutchmen player in a cage guarded by a huge tiger. To raise money for our class treasury we plan to have a dance and sell candy bars in the later part of the year. Class Officers, from left: A. Sturtevant, Treas.; S. Southwell, Sec.; J. Schroeder, Vice Pres.; V. Braun, Pres.; J. Hartley, Class Adv. Teresa Alhers Jeffrey Akers Steve Ashley Rozanne Bagley Renee Beal Tim Bender Tina Bender Beth Bergland Pam Blair Tammy Bloomer Tim Bohlke Brenda Boies William Borck Valeric Braun Jon Brenner Sarah Brinkerhuff Chris Briskey James Brown Shelly Brown Glenn Byers Wendy Cadoo Mike Cady Liz Curran Mike Curson 2 4 Dean Curtis Randy Darr Donald Deck Valerie Diem Lisa Double Mike Dowis Virginia Duncan Joan Dunne Marcia Fish Dawn Fletcher Elizabeth Forrfinski Kim Fox Bonnie Geldhof Kim Gcrig Tim Glaser James Glisson Annette Goll Lucinda Gregory Kim Grubbs Patty Grubbs Randy Grubbs Amy Guest Kelly Hahn Barb Hamann Rhonda Hartman Amy Hassenzahl Faith Helmick Karen Herman Rodney Holbrook Robert Houser Tim Houttikier Ryan Jackson Dawn Johnson Nancy Johnson Dan Kugler Kim Kuney 2 5 Wayne Lauffer William Luzius Paul McClain Mike McClellan Lisa McCoy Mike McElroy Patty Marr Ann Marry Mark Marry Scott Marry Charles Marshall Karen Marshall Tracey Mauney Edward May David Mayes Larry Moore Ken Morris Brian Morse Judy Mort Norma Osborn William Osgood Charlotte Pelham Pat Pelham Tara Rickner Robin Ries Vicky Risner Chris Rodehaver Roxanne Roe Art Schmitz John Schroeder 26 Lorinda Schultz Joan Shaver Tammy Shorthouse Cathy Simpson Wayne Smith Sheila Southwell Dawn Spcelman Melinda Steele Benny Steger Sheryl Stenger Eric Stover Ann bturtevant Julie Swander Chris Taylor Todd Tilsworth Robert Townsend Shelly Waters Chris Welch Angie Wilder Teresa Wilson Joe Wollct Tammy Woodford Scot� Zimmerman Not Pictured: Leann Deo Dwayne Gregory Ed Halliwill David Hoag Charles Kerr Bradford Pawson Brad Plowman Laura Wagner 2 7 28 Sophomores Explode Spirit The class of “82“ put forth a fine effort in the building of their Homecoming float, GOOD GUYS WEAR BLACK. Representing their class on queens court was JoAnne Kingsley escorted by her brother Richard Kingsley and also Kris Bailey escorted by her father Harold Bailey. As usual the class of “82“ anxiously awaited the arrival of class rings and of spring drivers training. To raise money the Sophomore class sponsored a dance featuring “Sound Dimen- sions. Sophomore class officers from left: Vice Pres. Tammy Marry, Treas. Kay Wilson, Sec. Sherry Zinker, Pres. Mary Jeffrey, Advisor Mr. Sheely Ann Aldrich Belinda Aldrich Alisa Ames Elizabeth Ankney Margaret Austin Michael Bade Kris Bailey Nora Barry Sue Beindorf Edward Belfy Mark Benner Debra Bois Jennifer Kay Brown Jennifer Lou Brown Jodee Buehrer Amy Byers Sandra Calloway Susan Calloway Sarah Capper Cheryl Carr Donald Cheney Renee Chilcolt William Clark Linda Cox 29 Susan Creger Pamela Creger Floyd Cross Andrew Curran Becky Day Dawn Donaldson Donna Duncan Gregory Durling Pat Ferguson Laura Ferman John Forbes Rod Fuller Laura Gadzinski Dolores Galbreath Lynley Gerken Gregg Hayes Hope Helmick Kristi Henson Pat High Amy Hinkle Milton Hoffman Teresa Holt Eric Irwin Shirley |ann Mary Jeffrey Scott Jeffrey Nancy Jenkins Jane Jewett Steven Johnson Mark Jones JoAnne Kingsley Christine Kohlrus John Kuenzer Susan Linker Belinda Lyons Scott McCoy Tammy Marry Doug Mayes Ricky Mellon Brad Milligian 30 Brent Milligian Matt Monahan Bruce Morse Laura Mullaly Daniel Myers Joyce Nichols Vicki O'Neil Denese Patrick John Peacock Deede Perryman Vivian Porter Mary Powell Mike Pursiful Gary Reynolds Steve Rickner Beth Ann Roback Denise Robinson Cynthia Rowley David Rupp Royce Russell Lori Sattlcr Susan Schaffner Rex Shaw Mark Shaykin Larry Shorthouse Pam Showier Tim Simkins Lori Six Jeffery Smith Rodger Smith Michelle Sncyd Christine Stanley Alan Stiverson Cathlecn Stoyk Tom Swanson Rob Sweet Alan Titsworth Audrey VanZandi Judy Vardaman Denise Weaver Lisa Weber Lori Weber Amy Webster Juanita Welch Craig Williams Joe Williams Kay Wilson Steve Wilson Duaine Wolf Sherry Zenker Pat Zimmerman Not Pictured: Jenny Adams Karen Durling Daniel Garcia Eddy Garrison Peggy Graybill Margery Harden Christine Keene Jeff Moore Douglas Newell Rebecca Taylor Brent Wilder Hank W'illiams 3 2 Classy Juniors Of 81 This years junior class boasted a lot of spirit and energy. The juniors put a lot of time and effort into their homecoming float, THE MAIN EVENT, which took second place in the float competition. Representing the class of 1981 on Queens Court were Shannon Bender and Laura Patterson. The class officers this year put a lot of time into the running of our class. The officers this year were; President - Beth Merillat, Vice Pres. - Colleen Marry, Secretary - Julie Ingraham, and Gail Rising, Treasurer. Our class advisor, Mr. Tuttle, was very helpful in our fund raising projects, which included the yearly junior magazine sale and a dance featuring RAMPAGE. Class Officers from left: Beth Merillat, President; Colleen Marry, Vice Pres.; Mr. Tuttle, Advisor; Julie Ingraham, Secretary; Gail Rising, Treasurer. Vincent Ahlers Kathy Anderson James Atkinson Angela Bade Shannon Bender Janet Benner Kim Berkshire Brian Birtlcs Scott Bishop Bruce Bloomer Chris Borck Kathy Boston Mike Brenner Penny Britton James Brockway John Brown Wayne Bryan Dan Burcroff Gary Cady Jerry Calloway Debbie Campbell Randy Chilcote Dean Cox Lori Curson Jack Curtis 34 Julie Darr Randy Daugherty Beth Day Devin Dostert Ed Downey Beth Enerson Doug f-owicr Steve Frantom Marc Freytag Karey Gadzinski Kim Coll Jeff Grubbs Steven Guest Samina Habib David Hahn Mary Helmick Wayne Hcpnet Mark Hoffman Robert Holbrook Machelle Hoover Teresa Houser Julie Ingraham Tom Irwin Kathy Jamerson Sandra Jann Connie Jeffery Cindy Johnson leeann Jones Kevin Kelly Mark Kier Mark Kingsley Joan Kirkman Don Knight Mary Kucnzer Francine Lang Christine Linker Lynn McCaskey Lynne McFall Colleen Marry Mary Beth Marry Robin Marry Sandra Marry 35 Thomas Marshall Beth Merillat Marcus Merillat Carol Mettert Harold Moses Tracey Myers Sue Nichelson Lisa Pajoff Laura Pattersor Richard Patton Dina Pelham Mike Peterson Todd Plowman Anthony Popejoy Sharin Pool Randy Rauth Joy Rice Darwin Rips Richard Riley Joe Rinehart Gail Rising William Roberts Dan Roe Kevin Salamin Ginny Schroedcr Tricia Shutte Steve Simpkins Sandra Six James Stevens Larry Stover Judy Stoyk Randy Swander Sheri Tanner Bryan Thomas John Waldo Angie Weaver 36 Lisa Whipple William Wilder Tammy Williams Bonnie Willits Chuck Wilson Robin Wilson lackio Wood Allen Zimmerman Uu way ne Coodlock John Goodlock Kristy Gregory Wes Harden Don Johnston Ronald Koder Lisa Lightfoot Cindy McAdams Jerry Pursifull Paul Rice Ken Risner Tom Rodehaver Brian Stanley Jackie Taylor James Waters David Welch Terry Wines Mike Woodford Not Pictured: Joseph Adams Pam Allen Dru Anderson Shirley Dowis Bruce Fowler John Holcomb 37 Top Ten Strive To Be The Best. First row: B. Moore, J. Voelske, Valedictorian J. Kuenzer, A. Ashley, and Salutatorian B. Barry. Second row: S. Barnhart, M. Johnson, J. Birtles, S. Anderson, and S. Kope. Seniors Embark On Future Class Officers: Advisor, Mr. Palpanl; Pres. S. Kope; Sec. K. Vickery; Treas. A. Ashly; V.P. D. Baker. The 1979-80 graduating sen- iors brought their high school days to a roaring end by showing the underclassmen their enthusiasm and class. The seniors were proud to present Karen Vickery as their homecoming queen. Her court consisted of Michelle Parks and Louise Poe. Their float Semi Tough brought the seniors a first place victory. Class Colors: Terra brown and Champagne beige Flower: Yellow silk rose Motto: Don't forget the past, but look towards the future. Song: Time for me to Fly, by R.E.O. Speedwagon. a 2 Seniors sign the Spirit Rock Stanley Ames Susan Anderson Kelly Ankney Angie Ashley Chris Bade 4 3 Dean Baker Steve Barnhart William Barrett Brenda Barry Robin Beindorf leff Beniamin Jeanne Birtles Brenda Bobon 4 4 Tracy Bowlby Annette Brighton Karen Brown Nancy Brown Paul Brown Joyce Byers Mitchell Caywood 45 Jannie Clark Vicki Cregar 46 Mark Cox Shawn Cregar Bill Daub Brad Collins Lisa Deo Scott Ellsworth Sue Ferguson Mary Eike I Tammy Fitch Bruce Fowler 47 Lisa f reytag Stacey Gerken Brian Gilpin Eva Gomez Brian Grubbs Nina Habib Rick Handy Bret Hart 48 Becky Hart Sue Heskett Dori Higgins Kalvin Hindes Martin Hoffman Chris Holloway Beth Jackson Lori Jamerson 49 50 Joanne Kuenzer Randy Lyons Monte McCarty Jackie McCullough Tim McElroy Casey Miler Debbie Miller Tabb Milligan Brenee Moore Steve Morse Eric Nelson Michelle Parks Gina Pelham Louise Poe Brad Potes Sheryl Riley Tim Rupley Karla Schmitz Matt Shaffer w Debbie Showier Sandy Simpson Teri Smith Keith Stoyk Robin Thomas Kevin Vanderpool 53 Teri Wagner David Wheeler Shelly Wilson Karen Vickery Melissa Vinaske Joyce Voelske Kim Westgate Joe Wines Not pictured Dan Fox Karolyn Koder Teri Kerr Mark Gutherie Eric gives a smile of relief as he hands in his Gov't exam. 5 5 Graduation Finally Arrives. Congratulations Jr. Do we go now? Joanne practices her speech. Sheryle and Jackie don their caps and gowns. 5 6 Class Day Seniors Honored Every Month. Oct. - Brenee Moore Nov. - Chip Ames Dec. - Dean Baker Jan. - Joanne Kuenzer Feb. - Tabb Milligan Mar. - Sue Anderson Apr. - Stacey Gerken May - Steve Barnhart 58 Class Of 1980 Special Awards Class Clown: Chris Bade Funniest Laugh: Brenee Moore Class Couple: Eric Nelson Louise Poe Class Gossip: Sheryl Riley Most Excuses: K.C. Miler, Steve Morse, Robin Thomas Class Skipper: Brian Gilpin Class T.P.er: Angie Ashley and Mitch Caywood Most Accident Prone: Keith Stoyk Prettiest Flair: Bill Barrett and loyce Byers Class Flirt: Mark Johnson and Robin Thomas Class Athlete: Mark Johnson and Sue Anderson Best Dressed: Tabb Milligan and Nanci Brown Most Likely to Succeed: Chip Ames and Joanne Kuenzer Class Fox: Tim McElroy and Gina Pelham Do You Remember Our . . . I 59 Sports 61 Run! Run! Run! The 1979 Cross Country Team from bottom: Gary Reynolds, Jim Atkinson, Marc Frytag, Pat Zimmerman, Coach Reynolds, Jon Brenner, Randy Lyons, Scott Bishop, Dean Baker, Steve Barnhart. Missing is John Waldo, Chris Taylor, Jim Brockway, Randy Chilcote. SCORES Hudson Opponent 4th Bellevue Invit. 40 Blissfield 21 5th Greenhills 50 Morenci 15 8th Springport 2nd Hillsdale 3rd Quincy 40 Manchester 28 20 Addison 39 7th Hudson Booster Invit. 3rd L.C.A.A. The 1979 Hudson Cross Country team had a dual meet record of 4 wins and 2 losses. The team suffered after Co-captain Marc Freytag's leg injury. Senior Randy Lyons became Hudson's first 2 time All-State runner by finishing 3rd in the state final at Clare. Barney shows good stride. 62 I� I Randy Lyons Team captain and holder of 5 3 mile records. Dean can fly. 63 Golfers Have Trying Season Standing: Lisa Ames, Tracey Bowlby, Rick Mellon, Jeff Smith, Coach Bill Tuttle. Kneeling: Bret Hart, Tabb Milligan, Don Knight, Bruce Bloomer. -. ■ ■ 64 SCORES Hudson Opponent 173 Onsted 165 130 Michigan Center 167 174 Blissfield 171 176 Morenci 184 173 Clinton 207 164 Manchester 157 168 Addison 154 180 Onsted 163 190 Blissfield 168 175 Morenci 192 185 Clinton 181 184 Manchester 157 Addison 149 The Hudson High School golf team had a rough season. They finished 5th overall in the L.C.A.A. meet, but did well at the regional meet finishing 7th out of 22. Cheerleaders Sparkle And Shine In the spring of 1979, a new number of cheerleaders were picked. There were eight varsity who were led by Capt. Angela Bade and Co.-Capt. Robin Marry and seven J.V. cheer- leaders whose captains were Kris Bailey and Co.-Capt. Dawn Donaldson. Both of the squads attended summer camps where the varsity squad brought home a first place. The squads sold candy bars to pay for the new varsity football and basketball uniforms and new J.V. jackets. The varsity squad repeated the little people in the homecoming parade. he J.V. squad practiced hard this fall. 6 6 J.V. cheerleaders from left, Bottom row: J. Kingsley, L. Curran, S. Southwell, L. Forefinski. Top: J. Brown, K. Bailey, Capt., D. Donaldson, Co.-Capt. The J.V. cheerleaders cheered on their 8-1 football team. The varsity cheerleaders perform at a home basketball gam 6 7 Tigers Don't Quit From left; A. Stiverson, C. Bade, M. McCarty, M. Caywood, T. Rupley, C. Ames, M. Johnson, T. Mcelroy, S. Ellsworth, J. Monahan, S. Morse, Row 2: S. Creager, M. Hoffman, M. Cox, H. Moses, D. Johnston, A. Zimmerson, M. Kier, M. Petterson, R. Riley, J. Stevens, Row 3: Coaches - S. Kugler, P. Lawerace, B. Evenson, M. Roberts, J. Holcomb, B. Thomas, H. Williams, J. Peacock, B. Clark, and D. Wolfe The 1979 varsity football team finished the season with a 2-7 record. Although the team didn't have the best of seasons there were some bright spots as Junior halfback Bryan Thomas gained 1,024 yards rushing for the season. It has been a long time since a back from Hudson has gained this many yards. Senior Art Stiverson also gained 704 yards. With these two backs gaining this many yards it is a compliment to the fine offensive line. Even though it wasn't a good year the tigers never quit and they had a lot of pride and determination. MVP - Art Stiverson MVB - Bryan Thomas MVL - Chip Ames Most Improved - Mike Perterson 1980 Co Captains - Don Johnston and Jeff Monahan 68 Co-Captains; Chip Ames and Mark Johnson. Offensive line warms up under assistance of Coach Evenson. Fine blocking from offensive line makes hole for Bryan Thomas. Hudson Opponent 6 Napoleon 12 18 Blissfield 21 7 Morenci 18 20 Clinton 0 0 Manchester 27 0 Addison 7 8 Onsted 2 22 Dundee 26 7 Hillsdale 20 69 J.V.'s Victorious 1979 J.V. Football team from left: Todd Titsworth, Randy Darr, Scott Marry, Ryan Jackson, Randy Grubbs, Scott Zimmerman, Benny Stager, Donald Deck, Bob Townsend, Tim Bolke, Mark Marry, Joe Wollet, Pat Pelham, Paul Mclain, Mike McLeroy, Tim Glaser, Dan Kuglar, Brad Milligan, Matt Monohan, Andy Curran, John Kuenzer, Gregg Durling, Steve Rickner, Tim Bender, Coach D. Peltier, Coach T. Duff, Mike Bade, Brent Milligan, Steve Johnson, Tom Swanson, Chuck Marshall, Rex Shaw, Coach D. Rickard. The Hudson J.V. Football Team had a very exciting 1979 season. They ended with a 7 win 1 loss record. The Tigers only loss came at the hands of Addison 12-6. Coaches Dave Rickard, Tim Duff and Dave Peltier worked hard and showed much enthusiasm throughout the season. Outstanding players were: M.V.P. Brad Milligan with 123 carries for 651 yards, Mark Marry with 58 tackles and also 110% effort, Randy Grubbs with 90 yard T.D. run on kickoff, Mike McElroy 43 yard T.D. interception, Brent Milligan - leading scorer with 5 T.D. and 7 extra point kicks. John Kuenzer was most Improved player. Hudson 18 SCORES Napoleon Opponent 6 20 Blissfield 0 21 Morenci 14 35 Clinton 12 13 Manchester 6 6 Addison 12 20 Onsted 0 13 Dundee 0 The 1979 Hudson Tigers Sitting from left: C. Stoyk, C. Carr, L Six, L. Weber, T. Rickner. Kneeling: V. Braun, L. Mullaly, J. Dunne, P. Grubbs, K. Hahn, C. Stenger Standing: A. Webster, R. Roe, C. Pelham, L. Cox, K. Grubbs, Coach R.Borton The 1979 J.V. Girls Basketball team had a successful season. The mighty Tigers ended up third in the league with a record of 12 and 6. The captains this year were Linda Cox and Val Braun. 71 Girls Have Winning Season Bottom Row - L. Poe, M. Kuenzer, J. Beuhrer, B. Moore, B. Enerson, S. Nicholson, Top Row - S. Anderson, C. Marry, B. Jones, S. Gerken, J. Stevens, and Coach Carol Smith. The Hudson Girls Basketball Team had an excellent season this year. Finishing with a 11-7 record, the girls definitely improved over last years record of two wins. They started their season out right with a victory over Madison. Spirit and determination were two powerful characteristics of this years team. Co-captains Brenee Moore and Louise Poe were outstanding leaders who supported the team throughout the season. The team agrees that another important factor of their success was Coach Smith. Sue Anderson was a key player with the most rebounds and points scored. Mary Kuenzer was also an outstanding player throughout the season. The whole team put forth a great effort. 72 Louise shoots for two Be tough, girls 73 Sue shows how well she handles the ball Tiger Nabbers do it best. L. to R.: S. Marry, K. Dostert, T. Bender, C. Ames, M. Cox, R. Patten, M. Roberts, Coach Lawrence, M. Mary, C. Marshall, P. Pelham, J. Wollet, B. Wilder, B. Clark, S. Guest, S. Creger, D. Wolf, J. Ekins, B. Townsend, S. Johnson, A. Shmitz, S. McCov, M. Bade B. Morse, J. Atkinson, J. Brockway, T. Bolkke. The 1979-80 Tiger Wrestling Team had a very successful season. The tigers finished 2nd in the L.C.A.A. with an overall record of 7 wins 3 losses in dual meet competition. The Nabbers best finish in tournament action was a third place at thq Dan Taylor Invit. Highlights of the season were: The first annual Hudson Booster Invit., Scott Marry winning most valuable wrestler at that tournament. Also a fine team effort by all the Tiger Mabbers. Scott Marry was named most valuable wrestler 1979-80 season. . ■ Scooter getting really for action Scores Hudson 41 Michigan Center Opponent 27 41 Onsted 25 46 Madison 18 63 Manchester 9 29 Quincy 33 28 Addison 35 58 Morenci 6 45 Blissfield 11 13 Dundee 44 52 Clinton 9 Chip has the advantage. 75 Steve on his way to another victory. Volley bailers Never Give Up Bottom from left: B. Barry, J. Stoyk, S. Anderson, L. Poe, D. Campbell, S. Six, J. Ingraham. Top from left: S. Gerken, |. Stevens, R. Thomas, C. Marry, B. Jones, I. Patterson, and Coach R. Borton. The 1980 Volleyball team had a decent season with an overall record of 8-11. Rookie Coach, Mr. Borton and co-captains, Louise Poe and Sue Anderson, held the team together with their support and enthusiasm. Robin Thomas helped tremendously with most points and Sue Anderson showed teeth with her spikes. Louise Poe was named honorable and mention and Becky Jones was named to the second team all county. Sue Anderson topped them all by being named first team all county. Hudson High is very proud of its hard working Volleyball Team. 76 J.V. Girls Volleyball The girls J.V. Volleyball team put forth a great effort this year. For a first year coach, Janet Jones did a super job, helped along by the co-captains Linda Cox and Lori Six. They had a passable record of 7 out of 10 games. 78 ).V. Players, sitting from right: L. Gadzinski, 1. Weber, C. Carr, L. Weber, L. Six, T. Rickner, L. Mullay. Standing: Coach lanet Jones, J. Dunne, D. Speelman, P. Grubbs, R. Roe, C. Pelham, N. Barry, L. Cox, V. Braun. JVs Take First L. to R.: D. Rupp, A. Curran, J. Peacock, A. Titsworth, J. Smith, D. Cheney, Coach Hanlin, B. Milligan, J. Kuenzer, G. Reynolds, R. Mellon, S. Rickner, B. Milligan. The 1979-80 J.V. Basketball team ended a super season capturing first place in the league. Plenty of spirit, teamwork, and fine talent was displayed throughout the year. J.v. Opponent Hudson Napolean 48 82 Madison 40 56 Onsted 38 53 Manchester 54 88 Addison 51 59 Morenci 46 78 Blissfield 45 65 Clinton 49 60 Lumen Cristi 57 54 Mich. Center 51 57 Onsted 46 69 Manchester 41 56 Addison 56 72 Morenci 45 72 Fayette 53 52 Blissfield 60 63 overtime Hillsdale 34 30 Clinton 72 41 79 Nobody Thought it Could Be Done. L. to R.: D. Roe, B. Hart, M. Hoffman, T. Milligan, M. Schaffer, Coach Eberhard, L). Johnston, T. Bowlby, M. Johnson, T McElroy, R. Chilcote. The 1979-80 Varsity Basketball team ended their season with a 8-10 overall record. The Tigers placed second in the league a finish much better than expected. The team was young, but very determined. If the Tigers are willing to hustle and work hard, a very bright future is ahead of them. Mark Johnson was named M.V.P. 80 Fearless leader. Pickle lets one fly. VARSITY OPPONENT HUDSON Napolean 74 62 Madison 56 62 Onsted 53 60 Manchester 63 66 Addison 61 69 Morenci 67 76 Blissfield 68 65 Clinton 62 64 Lumen Christi 86 70 Mich. Center 75 62 Onsted 56 46 Manchester 51 59 Addison 65 71 Morenci 71 61 Fayette 63 60 Blissfield 101 76 Hillsdale 63 59 Clinton 62 59 81 Mark hits two. Girls Softball Never Quit The 1980 varsity softball team got off to a slow start this year by losing their first three games. As the season progressed they improved ending with a record of 7-11. In the districts, the varsi- ty girls won the first game against Addison, but lost the second to Manchestor. Most improved was An- gela Bade and most valuable was Brenee Moore. The 1980 J.V. softball team had an unsuccessful season with a record of 1-5. Lori Six played for both the J.V. and varsity team. She also got most valuable for the J.V. team. Most improved was Lisa McCoy. Varsity bottom row, from left: Manager A. Bade, L. Cadzinski, S. Bender, M. Kuenzer, A. Bade, T. Kerr, B. Enerson, B. Barry. Standing: Manager L. Gerken, L. Poe, B. Jones, B. Moore, C. Marry, S. Anderson, B. Hart, Coach C. Smith. B2 s� J.V. bottom row, from left: Manager T. Shorthouse, L. McCoy, L. Weber, L. Six, L. Weber, R. Bagley, J. Dunne, Manager S. Jann. Standing: Coach R. Borton, T. Rickner, L. Mullay, L. Cox, C. Pelham, P. Grubbs, C. Welch, T. Bender. 83 Tiger Track Shows Improvement L to R Coach Hvenson, B. Fowler, Jr. Elkins, J. Waldo, R. Jackson, D. Kuglar, J. Wollet, R. Grubbs, R. Chilcote, M. McCarty, D. Baker, R. Lyons, Bottom Row: M. Freytag, C. Taylor, T. Rupley, R. Darr, T. McElroy, M. McElroy, S. Rickner, C. Marshall, J. Brenner The 1980 track season was highlighted by the improved performances of our young thinclads throughout the season. Excellent performances were attained by Randy Chilcote, Randy Lyons, Marc Freytag, Dean Baker, Mike McElroy, Jon Bren- ner, Steve Rickner, Randy Grubbs, Randy Darr, Bryan Thomas and Duaine Wolf. Two tigers qualified for the State finals. Randy Grubbs in the pole vault and Randy Lyons in the 2-mile. In the State final meet Randy Lyons placed 5th with a time of 9:47.7 breaking his old school record of 9:49.1. Coach Evenson would like to thank all the young men for the pride, effort and work they put into the season. I 84 Randy Grubbs to State (Pole Vault) Tiger Track Is Tough! Standing I to R.; S. Barnhart, Ass't. Coach, B. Day, M. Fike, S. Gerken, K. Grubbs, A. Webster, ). Ingraham, V. Braun, L. Pajoff, Coach Reynolds. Kneeling; K. Got], K. Berkshire, V. Diem, T. Houser, L. Frytag, ). Rice. Sitting; R. Beal, S. Southwell, S. Pool, T. Alhers, B. Lyons. The Girls Track Team had their best season ever, finishing with a 2 and 4 league record for 7th place and a 5 and 6 record overall. The tigers defeated; Clinton, Morenci, Pittsford, Hanover, and Fayette. The thinclads had two big disappoint- ments this year, picking up only one point at Addison Relays and finishing last at L.C.A.A. Placing for the tigers were; Braun, Goll, Lyons, Pajoff, Webster, the half mile and mile relay teams. The regionals produced two state qualifiers, who at State came forth with their best efforts of the year. Val cleared 4'10Vi' and Amy ran a 5:40.7 mile. Nine Hudson girls participated in A.T.I.I. On this day the mile relay team of Southwell, Ingraham, Braun, and Webster broke the Mile Relay record by 8 seconds. Other records broken were the 220 Hurdles by Pajoff, 33.26. The 440 Dash by Braun, 61.5. The Mile and 880 by Webster. MVP recipient was Stacey Gerken. Most Improved was given to Renee Beal and Val Diem. Batting To Win; Varsity Baseball Front, left to right - B. Milligan, R. Mellon, B. Milligan, C. Bade, R. Riley, M. Hoffman, J. Atkinson, S. Guest. Back - Coach Hanlin, M. Johnson, M. Caywood, J. Stevens, M. Shaffer, S. Ames, H. Moses, S. Morse, B. Gilpin, Coach Lawrence. The Hudson Sluggers worked hard and determinedly toward a winning season. With the help and encouragement of their coach, Greg Hanlin, the team worked toward their goal. Unfortunately, the team ran into a few defeats, as well as victories. Departing seniors are; Stanley Ames, Chris Bade, Mitch Caywood, Brian Gilpin, Martin Hoffman, Mark Johnson, Steve Morse, and Matt Shaffer. 88 89 Freshman Work Hard L. to R.: B. Luzius, M. McElroy, T. Titsworth, R. Darr, C. Rodehavor, C. Taylor,). Schroeder, B. Steger, S. Ashley, S. Anson, D. Deck, W Lauffer, T. Glaser, R. jackson, E. May, R. Grubbs, D. Kugler, Coach Rickard. The 1979-80 Freshman Basketball team got off to a slow start losing their first three games. Like always, hard work and plenty of sacrifice enabled the team to end the season with a 7 win 6 loss record. Good job Freshman! SCORES Hudson Opponent 22 Onsted 56 54 Manchester 57 37 Morenci 49 45 Blissfield 36 50 Clinton 47 43 Pittsford 40 26 Onsted 61 63 Manchester 60 48 Addison 53 52 Morenci 42 63 Napoleon 36 52 Blissfield 54 77 Clinton 44 Todd Titsworth Most Improved Randy Darr M.V.P. Mike McElroy 110% 90 J.V.'s Have A Learning Season From row, left to right - Micheal Bade, Todd Titsworth, Paul McClain, Scott Marry, Bryan Morse, Scott McCoy, Steve Johnson, Larry Shorthouse, Bill Clark. Back - Manager Jeff Smith, Chris Rodehaver, Mark Benner, Mark Marry, John Peacock, Andy Curran, Pat Pelham, Tim Bender, Milton Hoffman, Coach Phil Lawrence. The Hudson Tiger J.V. baseball team had a success- ful season, although the scores indicate otherwise. Our Tigers had the op- portunity to play many games, and coach Lawrence called it a learning season. Outstanding players were; John Peacock, with a batting average of 257, and Steve Johnson, with a batting average of 273. Leading defensive outfielders were Mark Marry, Andy Curran, and Pat Pelham. Outstanding pitchers were; John Peacock, Andy Curran, Milton Hoff- man, and Chris Rodehaver. 91 Did you hear the one about the 92 93 Student Council Keeps Busy The Student Council of 1979-80 school year tried their hardest to keep school spirit and moral up this year. To do this they held a variety of assemblies and activities, including Homecoming and sponge week. Assemblies sponsored by Student Council included; D'Paul, a magician, and bands - Earth Opera and Electric- Light Company. Putting all these activities together were - President Steve Guest, Vice-President Chris Bade, Secretary Joyce Voelzke, and Treasurer Robin Thomas. Front row; S. Schaffner, ). Brown, C. Bade, R. Thomas, J. Voelzke, S. Guest, J. Ingrahm, B. Thomas, T. Rupley. Back row; L. Gadzinski, L. Cox, A. Webster, A. Guest, S. Brinkerhoff, M. Fike,). Stevens, S. Riley, A. Bade, K. Gadzinski, M. Caywood, S. Kope, D. Baker, B. Enerson. 94 Band Marches On The Hudson High band entertained the fans during the half-time festivities with their usual excellent style. They also proudly represented Hudson at many parades through- out the year. Hudson bands made a good showing at Solo and Ensemble with 1 and 2 ratings. Several band members will be going to state competition. The band had the privilege of hosting an exchange concert with the Wauseon High School band as their guest. As usual the band sold Oranges and Grapefruit to raise money for various projects. Their money raising effort also included candles. mm 1980 Majorettes, from left: K. Victory, P. Showier. 96 Band council, top row from left: D. Baker, B. Moore, S. Schaffner, M. Jeffrey. Middle row: S. Guest, A. Bade, S. Zimmerman, L Weber. Bottom row: J. Dunne. Flag Corps, top row: B. Day, V. O'Neil, K. Berkshire, L. Ferman. Bottom row: j. Voelzke, M. Marry, P. Ferguson, S. Marry. Robin Thomas wins the John Philip Sousa award. N.H.S. Contributes To Hospital. First row: J. Rice, S. Kope, J. Birtles, B. Moore, J. Kuenzer, A. Ashley, ). Voelzke, S. Bender,). Stoyk, and G. Rising. Second row: B. Barry, T. McElroy, M. Johnson, S. Ames, S. Anderson, T. Schutte, A. Bade, J. Ingraham, S. Guest, and R. Thomas. The candle of Character is lit at the Induction Ceremony. The National Honor Society held a rock-a-thon during the spring. Nineteen people participated to raise just short of 1,200 dollars. It was decided that 2A of the money was to go to Thorn Hospital and the remaining money was put toward a N.H.S. Scholarship just new that year. The induction ceremony was held on May 28 adding 18 people to its membership. The students so honored were: Chris Bade Lisa Pajoff Dean Baker Pam Ward Steve Barnhart Sue Schaffner Tabb Milligan Mary Kay Wilson Arthur Stiverson Nora Barry Steve Rickner Laura Gadzinski Mary Kuenzer Belinda Lyons Randy Chilcote John Peacock Don Johnston Pam Showier 9 9 Yearbook Staff Has The 1979-80 yearbook staff decided to dedicate this book to Mrs. Vivian Donaldson. Under the direction of a new advisor, Mr. Lawrence, the determined staff of thirteen students completed this book in the nick of time for the last deadline in June. The Hudsonion staff sold M M's and an overwhelming amount of ads to help pay for the book. This book was done in the mosaic layout style as was the '78-79 yearbook. John is always getting in Mary's hair. Hudsonian staff members, from left. Bottom: D. Fox, P. Rice, J. Holcomb, D. Hahn. Middle: T. Fitch, L. Gerken, M. Helmick, A. Webster. Top: S. Capper, T. Marry. 1 0 0 Learning Experience Robin and Janie are getting layouts ready to send to the printers. Another one of those great lectures by Mr. Lawrence our advisor. 101 Spanish Club Works For Trip The Hudson High Spanish Club started out the year busily. Under the helpful presence of their new advisor, Jay Jenson, they participat- ed in some fund raising events to raise money for a future trip to Mexico. The fund raising projects included a craft sale at Christmas where hand-made items were sold, and the sales of candy and candy bars. Putting all these projects into action was a tough job, but President Karey Gadzinski and her staff did a very good job of it. Other officers included Vice President Sue Schaffner, Treasurer Virginia Schroader and Donna Duncan, Secretaries Angela Bade and Virgina Duncan. Front row; A. Bade, S. Schaffner, K. Gadzinski, D. Duncan, V. Duncan. Second row; J. Jenson, S. Habib, B. Merillat, S. Calloway, M. Jeffery. Back; L. Pajoff, A. Guest, L. Gadzinski, T. Alhers, P. Zimmerman, J. Welch, M. Fish. 102 Class Activities Around H.H.S S. Wilson and D. Baker display their talents. Marriage proposal between Trig and Geometry. Are we really going to eat this? 103 Vo-Tec And Co-Op The opportunity to attend vo-tec in Adrian, Michigan, gave Hudson students the chance to choose the trade skills they enjoy the most. The school year of 1979-80 saw 80 Hudson students enrolled in vo-tec, and 18 in co-op. Of the many career skills taught at vo-tec and co-op some Hudson students enrolled in learning experiences such as: auto mechanics, child care, landscaping, Bus. office, and building trades. 104 Gail Rising working in Food Prep. 105 Front Row: Gina Pelham, Sherrie Kope, Yvonne Alhers, Nancy Brown, Beth Jackson, Sheri Riley. Middle Row: Eva Gomez, Teri Allshouse, Jr. Ekins, Karla Schimtz, Melissa Vinaske, Sue Heskett. Back Row: Rob Ames, Eric Nelson, Ken Krieghbaum, Joe Wines, Chris Holloway. Pom-Pon Girls Get It Together The Hudson Pom-Pon girls worked hard to perfect their routines this year. Advised by David Peltier, they practiced every night after school to get ready for their routines. The twelve girls on the squad were; Freshman - Beth Bergland, Tracey Mauney, and Shelly Waters. Sophomores - Doloris Calbreath, Cindy Rowley, and Chris Stanley. Juniors Mary Helmick, Kathy Jamerson, JoAn Kirkman, and Beth Merillat. Departing seniors - Angie Ashley, four year squad member, and Robin Beindorf, two year squad member. A special thanks to Mr. Peltier for the new stereo which was not only used for Pom-Pon routines, but also loaned to the cheerleaders for the routines they performed. 106 Back row, left to right - Cindy Rowley, Chris Stanley, Mary Helmick, JoAn Kirkman, Shelly Waters, Tracey Mauney. Front row - Dolores Galbreath, Kathy Jamerson, Robin Beindorf, Beth Bergland, Angie Ashley, Beth Merillat. The Tiger Tribune staff had a rough time this year getting their paper together because of split session, but with everyone helping, we pulled through. The paper has been a learning and trying experience for all. The Tiger Tribune staff consisted of: Editor - Sherrie Kope, asst, editor - Robin Thomas, and sports editor - Jeff Monahan. Reporters were: Julie Ingraham, Ginny Schroder, Robin Marry, Angela Bade, Robin Thomas, Sherrie Kope, Karen Vickery, Sandy Jann, and Tim Rupley. Typist: Beth Merrillat. Standing from left: L. Cox, J. Monahan, S. Kope, ). Ingraham, R. Thomas, C. Marry, M. Helmick. Sitting: D. Johnston, A. Bade, R. Marry, S. Jann, J. Darr, B. Merrillat. 107 Delegates Go To State Ten students from Hudson High School attended Girls and Boys State. The girls traveled to Olivet college and the boys went to M.S.U. The trip was sponsored by the American Legion. During their stay they learned about government on the state and local level. Each person was assigned a party and many were elected to offices. Overall it was an interesting learning experience. From left: B. Moore, B. Barry,). Kuenzer, A. Ashley and R. Thomas. Row 2: C. Ames, M. Johnson, T. McElroy, M. Shaffer, and S. Barnhart. Brenee Moore and friend chow on pizza Angie Ashley poses for camera at Girls State. 108 Follies Explode With Spirit The 1979-80 Tiger Follies consisted of about 30 senior girls that wished to contribute their Tiger Spirit to the school. Mr. Jay Jenson was the Follies advisor. The Folli6 shirts were white with orange trimming and a roaring tiger on the front. The Follies didn't accomplish a great deal of things, but what they did get done was a great pleasure to all the students at FJudson High School. New Follie shirts show off Tiger Spirit. Mr. jay Jenson - Follie advisor. Brene6 Moore escorts Chip Ames 1 10 Sammy (Sherrie Kope) listens intently at assembly. The usual look - I don't know. Ill Activities Tiger Athletes Honored Randy Lyons MVP Track Randy Lyons Record holder for 2 mile run Outstanding Senior Athletes Mark Johnson and Sue Anderson 1 15 Stacey Gerken MVP Track A Touch Of Class The 1979-80 Junior-Senior Prom was held at Sheraton Inn in Jackson on May 3. About 65 couples were present for the delightful entertainment provided to them by Mr. Mrs. Bill Tuttle. The theme of the prom was Touch of Class . The evening began with welcomers B. Merillat and S. Guest. After this the couples enjoyed a steak dinner. At 9:00 the music began with Dillinger and our disc jockey. The evening was enjoyed by all. Mr. Mrs. Tuttle provided the entertainment. Chip and Brenee were crowned King and Queen. Brian and Cindy enjoying the evening. 1 1 6 Homecoming Full Of Smiles Karen Vickery after being crowned homecoming queen. The 1979 Homecoming went over with a bang, with all students showing their spirit. The theme for floats was movies, with the senior class winning first place with their float entitled Semi-Tough . Getting second place was the junior class with The Main Event . The sophomores float Good Guys Wear Black , and the freshmen class Every Which Way But Loose , made a good showing. Karen Vickery was crowned Homecoming Queen at the halftime ceremonies. Karens court consisted of seniors - M. Parks and L. Poe, Juniors - S. Bender and L. Patterson, sophomores - J. Kingsley and K. Bailey, Freshmen - S. Southwell and A. Wilder. Homecoming was wrapped up with a dance following the game sponsored by student council From left: A. Wilder, K. Bailey, L. Patterson, M. Parks, K. Vickery, L. Poe, S. Bender, J. Kingsley, and S. Southwell 1 1 9 Karen Vickery escorted by Merile Butts. 1 21 All-School Play - It's A Hit! Hudson High presented their all-school play with flair and taste. The play, Once Upon a Mattress , was presented by a talented group of actors and actresses from the school. Heading this fine performance were advisors Mrs. Sheely and Mr. Rickard. The plot of the play is a messed up version of the old fairy tale The princess and the Pea . This play told the true version of that story, with the help of the cast and the stage crew. Two Highlights of the show were a soft shoe by the minstrel and The Facts of Life , which the king describe to the prince. HUDSON AREA HIGH SCHOOL The minstrel tells the story BIG trouble! 122 No, NO, NO!! Sextimus, stop behaving like a child. Lady Larkin announces her plans to leave. Dauntless coaches Winnifred for her test. 123 V 124 Honor Students Are Awarded 126 N.H.S. members are asked to come forth. Mary Jeffery introduces class officers Mr. Hanlin gives well deserved recognition. 12 7 Mrs. Freeborn awards for English! Sponge Week Shows Class Spirit Sponge Week began the twentieth of May and lasted for three days. The school showed a lot of class by participating during the week. During the week a person was chosen for the best costume. Karen Brown won on Occupations' Day, Sue Schaffner and Steve Barnhart were the best dressed, and Amy Webster won on Kiddies' Day. Class competitions consisted of a tug-of-war, a car push, and an obstacle course. The obstacle course began to get rather difficult when each class had to hoppity hop, run a sack race, run a 440 relay, run backwards, push a wheelborrow with a person in it up a hill, and eat a pie. The sophomores excelled with spirit and won the week with 55 points. Sophomores struggle to the end. Karen wins occupations day. 1 2 8 Sue and Steve look their best. Seniors tug their hardest. Kathy J. and Lisa P. play with their toys. l on runs for the Juniors. 129 I promise a win. 130 Bade shows off his muscles. Put up your dukes. 131 Assemblies 132 Earth Opera kicks out the tunes! Helping Shape Futures Since 1923 Congratulations Class of 1980 From EAGLE FUNERAL HOME INC. Hudson, Jonesville, Hillsdale Waldron 517-448-3481 Hill Piston Service Hudson Auto Parts 448-8901 136 LYONS CONCRETE REDI-MIX INC. Concrete to all specifications No job too large or too small Quality concrete with Qualified and courteous Personnel to Serve you! 923-2091 Concrete a Solid Investment' Congratulations class of 1980 From THE METALLOY CORP. Metalloy Foundry Division Metalloy Dicast Division Hudson, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1980 BOB'S MARKET HOUSE YOUR SPARTAN STORE HUDSON Ml Ever-green Golf Course 16124 Cadmus Road Hudson, Michigan Phone (517) 448-8017 COMPLIMENTS OF L N MANUFACTURING CO. INC. AUTOMACTIC SCREW MACHINE PARTS HUDSON, Ml 49247 CONGRATULATIONS TIGERS From DOBINS FLOWERS US 127 517-448-6671 Virginia Jack Livingston 1 39 GARDINER'S DECORATING CENTER 211 W. Main St. Hudson, Michigan Paint - Wallpaper - Carpet 24 hour KYLE'S STANDARD SERVICE HUDSON. MICHIGAN 24 Hr. Wrecker Service Phone Days Nights •4 4S.3411 448-8695 Woods IGA 467 Meridean Rd. Hudson Michigan 49247 Groceries Phone And 517-448-5291 Beverages Dave and Jan Wood Owners KLEE'S PHARMACY Prescription Druggist Hudson, Ml Phone: 448-2481 MO HUDSON STATE SAVINGS BANK Hudson-Waldron, Michigan 'The Only Bank Your Family Will Ever Need Congratulations Class of '80 Rima Manufacturing Company Hudson, Michigan 49247 (517) 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. DORTHY NELL MCDONALD 1 42 ONwm_bk;r DRUG STORE SWEEZEY HACKETT AGENCY Glenn Hackett, Agent 217 W. Main St. Hudson, Ml 47247 Rockwell's Grocery 3457 State Street Clayton, Michigan 445-4345 Homer Donaldson CO. Hudson, Michigan 448-8908 THOMPSON SAVINGS BANK Hudson, Michigan 448-2411 See Us For All Your Financial Needs Hudson-Devils Lake-Clayton Congratulations Class of 80' 1979 M S Scholarship Winners Sarah Joanne Enerson Sally was a 1979 Graduate of Hudson Area High School now attending Michigan State University. Julia Annette Tittle Julie was a 1979 Graduate of Morenci Area High School now attending Central Michigan University. 145 Compliments of Hudson Shell We want to wish the class of 1980 lots of luck ROWELY LUMBER COMPANY Hudson, Michigan Best Wishes For Success To Hudson Class of 1980 Main Tool Machine, Inc. 134 W. Main St. Hudson, Ml 49247 Best of Luck J JIM Class of 80 (6 Q Staff of the J“YOUR KEY TO BETTER LIVING” Hudson Police 316 W. Main Office: 517-448-8991 Hudson, Mich. 49247 Home: 517-448-6235 Department Elsie Ferguson Stan Sinclair Dick's Auto Parts B. J. Donaldson New, Used Rebuilt Auto Parts (Salesman) 110 Rollin Road 448-8951 | Hudson, Ml. III 49247 U= l|l 448-5661 ||l PORTER P LUMBER COMPANY INC. YSfdS 3t Hudson Morenci Waldron THRIFTWAY STORE Open 7 days 314 W. Main Hudson, Michigan BROWNIAN HEMERT FUNERAL HOMES □AVID L. VAiJ HEMEPT, OWNER Congratulations Class of 80 from Harper's Chevrolet Oldsmobile Service Your Quality Dealer for 50 Years 448-2321 Hudson, Michigan Gamble's Store Best Wishes Class of 80 North Church Street Hudson Michigan HERB O'NEILL Used Cars Hudson, Michigan 147 HUDSON CAR WASH AUTO RECONDITIONING Congratulations Class of 1980 from John Mary Boehk Maple Grove Market Brockely Studio 227 S. Main St. Adrian, Ml Congratulations Townsend Brothers Inc. Lumber Wholesalers Telephone: 445-4420 or 445-5350 Clayton, Ml 49247 Best Wishes to 'The Seniors of 1980' (517) 263-4609 Home of the Sold Sign Gary Collins, Broker Collins Real Estate Hudson, Michigan 448-2976 Darr Real Estate Main Street Hudson, Ml 49247 Congratulations to the Class of 80 CROP-AID ELEVATOR Hudson, Michigan 517-448-8931 Grain Buying - Storage Feed - Salt - Fertilizer NICHOLS PLUMBING HEATING 201 W. Main Street Hudson, Michigan 448-8510 Fresh Flowers Always The Posy Shop 109 Lane St. Hudson, Michigan Frank and Carol Mansfield 127 Party Store Thomas Gas Oil Hudson, Michigan 448-4355 Goodluck HUDSON POST GAZETTE 133 S. Market St. Hudson, Michigan 448-2611 ALKEN-ZIEGLER INC. Munson Road at M-34 Hudson, Michigan 448-8924 ALKEN ZIEGLER S A IFl Your Fashion Shopping Centers Meyer's Dept. Store Hudson Dry Goods Town and Country Shop Hudson Metal Products 435 E. Main St. Hudson, Michigan 150 Blank's Jewelers Inc. Hudson Trophies and Awards 1487 State Hwy. M-34 Hudson, Michigan Phone: 448-8979 Speilman's True Value Home Center 1325 North Main Congratulations Adrian, Michigan Phone: 265-8884 Class of '80 Congratulations Class of 1980 from John Decker Hudson Insurance Agency s|epaw sajqdoJi 216 West Main Street Hudson, Michigan Phone 517-448-2911 c Pro Shop Main St. 3 Hudson, Ml Screen Painting We would like to give our heartfelt thanks to the following people. We had a few rough times this year and with their help and support we made it. The Post Gazette for pictures and free adverti- sements. Mr. Dave Sheely for printing and taking many of our pictures. Hudson High office staff for putting up with our constant borrowing and asking questions. The Hudson businesses for sponsoring so many ads. Mr. Curran for a preview of information. Miss Wollen for the use of her typewriters. Monte McCarty for helping with yearbook sales. The 1979-80 Hudsonian Staff 15 2 WALS WORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY MARCKL1NE MISSOURI. USA i i it