Hudson High School - Log Yearbook (Hudson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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'iii' DEDIC T10 In January of 1938, Mrs Miller was elected a member of the Board of Education for the Hudson Local School District Fnve years later the members of the board selected her as their president an office she continues to hold Glvlng unselfishly of her tlme, she has taken an actlve and personal lnterest ln the school and nts students Her business ability and warm personality have won for her the respect of the entnre community Here s our bouquet to her for standnng wnth us and for us during the years We gratefully deducate this yearbook to Mrs Ada Cooper Muller 2 xr ,sw rf Air W pl X f xxx ' , 7' 51-'.'.' L, 'L' 'iijffg' I .. 1 ull' I l '. ll I' l:,?,'l1, A .Ili .1 ' it ifffll . . I , . . M n 'U -t BOARD or EDUCATIO 1 Harry D Bubb KVICC presxdent and fmancej Kohn F Hams fteachersj Ada Cooper Mlller fpresldentj Charles M Hammel ftransportauony P J Foltz fclerkj James F Hand fbuxldmg and groundsy Early this year the Hudson Board of Education recelved a commendatlon from James Rhodes, state auditor, for the good busmess methods at schools to be so commended The community IS proud of this elective body The keen mlnds and sound planning ofthe members have made nt possible for the Hudson schools to continue to offer o sound education to the students Their long range building program has met the needs of the expandmg population The reallstlc salary schedule they have set up has attracted teachers of the highest caliber to be enrolled nn first rate colleges and unlversl ties and to be employed ln attructlve 'obs At o tame when nationwide publlclty cries of over crowded schools and teacher shortages, Hudson areo residents can be sure thelr educational needs will be met by these public splrlted cltuzens 3 has employed. It was one of two Summit county Hudson High School graduates are continuing Students: ADMI I TRATIO To the Class of i957 As we grow older the thought that becomes more and more clear to us IS the importance of friendship and one can con ceive of no greater satisfaction than that of conducting him self in such a fashion that he may constantly add to his list of friends and thereby obtain a fuller measure of life To llve for the most there is In life must mean that we cannot llve to ourselves alone If we wish real success we must work and build together May you take with you the many friendships you have made at Hudson and continue to add to them as you go through e Sincerely, .3271 Alf GMM Lloyd G Benham Principal 4 Congratulationsl You have produced an edition of THE LOG which carries out the traditlon at Hudson High School that each new issue of the yearbook will be even finer than the last one. The staff of the annual, with Miss Gray as ad- visor, deserves high praise for the quality of THE 1957 LOG. We sincerely hope that you have enioyed producing the yearbook and that you have learned much from this journalis- tic experience. The pleasant memories this book will recall as you read it in future years will be ample reward for all your hours of work in producing lt. My wish for each of you is that you will go on to even higher and higher levels of achievement. U John P. McDowell Superintendent of Schools W Ni. 7?- iff J s sf ,srl-1 :J 1 v -ef. IQ -3' :SP p, 4 D . . if li H J, I ,fx T5 'sn- 1 rw f 1 I IM E ,rf 54 - 'Q f 4 1- ff' -gr-1-P i ' RUSSELL J. ADAMS RAYMOND AESCHLIMAN Industrial Arts lndustrial Arts FAC LPY SONDRA LEE BARNETT Engl Ish MARY F BEHANNA BETTY CAMPBELL Vocahonal Home EconomIcs Mathematlcs ,- 'T 6 111. FLORENCE B. ALLEN English I' K5 C--I. VIRGINIA w CRNNFKDRD A I i 3 In LOLA A DAUGHERTY EngIlsI'1 Soclol Sfudles ANN LEE GAMBLE 5 Vocal Music ,np-v-V' xsII I. FACULIY ,Q 3 'Ir 1 :wa RUSSELL C FILSON v..,1 Science Jr CL K7x VIRGINIA FARKAS Business Educchon Iwffffyfid DQKLLY H G Q' Englnsh, Spamsh Soglol Sfudles 'Wx ROLAND GAMBLE Instnfmenfal usic H . C1 L IX vvs wtf! 7 54 : EQ . 1' fg ,1, v'.,,i,4- 'il ',j,T,,f,J1 gpg? L A. . V. I if V . VI, 1 n R 57 I , ' X- ' f 5? Q-A 'Y Q I I' f X 4 H ,, . A N: ' , D . . f x X I . I ff I ff Vg' ' , , -- 'XC' ,f,c.Zf f Oo - oo I . ' H' '41 f' L' A - Lf? fc f X! I J - N 'I 44' . . . ' - J ' J v gli HARRY L HARKINS Boys Physical Education Healfh Coach f7f C L MARTHA KEISLER Librarian 'CTW FACULTY Utn- RAYMOND HYSER rlver Tralmng Coach 775 fi! 49654.15 1 'vm CARMELLA KAIG English Lahn QZWMLL Zhmwa BARBARA MATHEWS 'C' Garls Physical Educahon MARTHENA B MacCRACKEN English Social Studies 8 '17 l 411 ,L '?44'7Sf X .1 V f fm. . ,SU V '. fl s ' Ci ' , Y .v 'N QW- - u ' . ' 104 4 . - I I 5 i I V kk at V , 5 '.' , , r 41 ,.W'? W ll N L . ,i r ,ini ,H VK 41 , V I Boys' Physical Education, Kg . . . ' . 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' 3.5.-gui 55:3 wifi S5955 jgqim:-' 5425! .bi-img: J 43 Q 5: 1 V NYM XX X X 5 X X X QNX GLENN REINBOLD Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 34 Traclc4 HrY23 ey Club 4 Chorus l 2 Glee C 2 Class Play 3 4 Log Staff 4 Student Coun ll Vrce President 2 Student Councll Presndent 3 Class Presudent l 4 All Subur ban Football 4 General Schol arshr Teaml 2 3 Sensor Scho arship Team 4 Natuonal Honor Society 4 1413 V E OR OFFICER Nu Q ' DAVE HENRY Football l Basketball T 2 3 4 H1 Y 2 3 Teacher Assistant 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Stage Manager 4 Class Presrclent 3 Class Vrce Presldent 4 Wnnk McConnell Award 2 MARLENE AMOS Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Cab :net 3 Interclub President 4 G A l 2 Chorusl 2 Choir l 2 Glee Club I Art l Cheerleader I 2 3 4 Log Staff 3 4 Class Secretary 4 nb I4 47 ANN HILL Y Teen Basketball 3 Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Cabinet 4 A T A 3 4 -2 Art I-2 Class P a Maiorette 2-3-4' Head Major- ette 4- Log Staff 3-4' Class Treasurer 3-4- General Schol- arship Team 2-3' Senior Schol arship Team 4. fig' :ish 1: - KENNY BLOWER Baseball 3 4 HI Y2 3 Key Club 4 Key Club Vlce President 4 Chorusl 2 Student Council Representative 3 Class Play 3 General Scholarshsp Team 3 MARY KAY BRUSMAN Rocky River I Chorus 2 Cholr 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Staff 3 Explorer Staff 3 Kr HU 'f-V., ,P new '1 ' 'ur fi' EOR BILL ANDERSON University School I 2 Football 3 4 Traclc3 HI Y3 Key Club 4 Chorus 4 Cholr 4 Boys Quartet 4 Class Play 4 CORDELIA BIDWELL F T A 4 L1braryAld 2 3 4 Art I 3 4 Teacher Assistant 3 4 Explorer Staff 4 if JACK BUCKEYE Reverel Basketball 2 Shop Assistant 3 MARIE CALDWELL Northfield I Y Teens 2 3 4 G A A 2 Chorus 2 4 Cholr 4 Glee Club 4 Teacher As slstant 3 4 Class Play 3 E BILL DABERKO Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 Baeballl 234 HrY23 H1 Y Secretary Treasurer 3 Key Club 4 Key Club Secre tary 4 Chorus I 2 Glee Club 2 Student Councll Representa tnve 2 3 4 All Suburban Foot ball 4 General Scholarship Team I Senior Scholarshlp Team 4 Natlonal Honor So clety 4 MARY ANN DuCHAI Chorus I 2 3 4 Artl 4 'Intl' am, DANA FOGLE Basketball I 2 3 4 Hn Y2 Chorusl 4 Choir 4 Boys Quartet 4 Student Council Representative I 3 4 Class Presldent 2 TOM FOLTZ Track I' Hi-Y 2-3- Key Club 4- Chorus l-2- Glee Club 2' Band I-2-3-4 Dance Band 4- General Scholarshrp Team I. OR DAVE EBERHARD Football 2 Basketball I Track 2 3 4 Hr Y3 Class PIay3 4 Log Staff 3 4 Explorer Staff 3 BILL FISHER Basketball 3 Baseball 4 HI Y 2 3 KeyClub4 Bancll 2 3 4 Explorer Staff 3 'S 5 R. MARY GRIFFITHS Y Teen Basketball 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Vlce Presldent A A C o rusl 2 Chonr 3 Glee Club 2 Gnrls Ensemble 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Log Staff 3 4 Log Editor 4 Explorer Staff 4 Girls State 3 General Schol arshlp Team 3 JACK GRISSOM Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 234 Trock34 HI 2 3 Key Club4 All Subur ban Football 4. fy le- 'sl' l Q ' fl Q 4- ,Q 11 F. -of-i JUDY GERBERDING YTeens234 GAA l A 4 Chorusl 2 Art 3 4 Log Staff 4 Class Treas ur r l 2 MERIDITH GIBBS Hlghland Park Hugh l Y Teen Basketball 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 A 2 F T A 4 rus 2 3 Class Play 4, Log Staff 3 4 Student Council Secretary 4 General Scholarshup Team 2 3 Sensor Scholarshnp Team 4 Natronal Honor Socuety 4 fcf-v I7 MILLIE GROVE Y Teens 2 3 4, G A.A l, Chorus l 2 3, Art I 2 3, Teacher Assistant 3 4, Class Play 3 MARLENE GUESS Art I, Class Secretary 2, Gen eral Scholarship Team l 3 E IOR ff - z, , 1' 1 1 ' ' - 1 . . . 5 ' , F-T- - 1 - 1 1-21 xt 1 Class Play 3-4, Cheerleader 2- 1: - ' ' ' ' - 'f 6 ' . 25 ' 3 V . Q53 gf, . . 5 - y - 1 - - - 1 G.A. . -3, . . . ,cho- ' 1 1 i -u 1 - 1 X 1 ' . . , Y I - I . - . . , Q 5 . 1 .1 'xx - a - i U- C DECK 4, G.'. .1, F.T.A. 3-4, h - ' - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - . I .' ' '.'. Ke t' I . I I 1 1 3 K- ' ' 1 - llt M' lu .1 , X ,. W - - - 1 I- - - 1 - 1 '-Y , - 5 , - E IOR BOB HANNAFORD Football I-2-4, Basketball l- 9' 2-4, Hi-Y 2-3, Key Club 4, fe, 'N All Suburban Basketball 4. MARGIE HARRIS Library Aid 4 . L- Hsu, G 3 5, V 41' 1 LAUREL HOFF eens 3 4 G A A I Chorus 4 Band 2 Teacher As sastant 4 Office Assistant 3 4 GRACE HOLMES Newton Falls I Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Chaplain 3 Y Teen President 4 Chorus 2 3 Choir 3 Girls Ensemble3 4 Teacher Assistant 3 4 Class Play 3 Class Secretary 3 Girls State Alternate 3 General Scholar ship Team 2 3 Senior Scholar ship Team 4' National Honor Society 4. sl 'QM' -'A BRUCE HICKIN Football l 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Hu Y2 3 KeyClub4 Key Club Treasurer 4 Chorus l 2 Glee Club 2 Class Play 3 4 LILLIE HODGEN Central l 2 Y Teens 3 4 F T 4 Art 4 Office Assistant 3 4 Log Staff 4 K 5- 1' DON KINSMAN Sta es Hlghl 2 3 Hu Y3 MARY JANE KROMER Trap Hull Hugh l 2 Lnbrary And 3 4 Arf 3 4 'film EOR Football l 2 3 4 Basketball Manager 2 Baseball 2 H1 Y2 3 Key CIub4 JOHN JEROME FRANCES JOHNSON Y Teens 2 Clwonr 4 69 ' fi 5 'ZLL '!1'f WG' Q! --'7 KAREN KUHN Y-Teens 2-3-4- G.A.A. - Chorus l-2- Band l-2-3-4- Class Vice-President l. SANDY KULI Y-Teens 2-3-4' Clworus 3' Choir l' Arr l-3- Class Play 3. E fi' OR NINA LANE Y Teen Basketball 4 Y Teens G A A l 2 C O NORM MALCOSKY Football l 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 4 HI Y 3 Key Club 4 Key Club President 4 Chorus 2 Class Play 3 4 Class Vice Presldent 2 3 Boys State 3 All Subur bon Basketball 3 4 Sensor Schol arslfup Team 4 Natnonal Honor Socrety 4 Q I gg-s an A 4'--v ? CALLIE McNETT YTeens234 GAA l Chorus l 2 3 4 Clwonr 3 4 Cvlee Club 2 Gurls Ensemble 4 Class Play 3 4 Offnce slstant 4 Log Staff 2 3 4 Ex plorer Staff 4 BARBARA MORSE eens 2 3 4 G A A Chorus l 2 3 Library And 2 l 7 If If 1 B 20 C HELEN MARTIN 2 CAROLE MARTTER YTeens234 Bandl 234 Student Council Representatlve l K'- '9- 'wif' CAROL PAY Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Treas urr4 FTA 4Chorusl23 4 Choir 4 Class Play 3 Log Staff 3 4 Explorer Staff 3 Class Secretary I General Scholarship Team 4 DAVE PETTICORD Football I Basketball 2 Class Play 3 Cafe Work 3 can fm? 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PROPHECY f ,A 'bes- Loolxmg f11rther through the old LOC I found the prophecx of the graduatxng class exposmg manx mterestmg careers and professrons Nfarlene -Kmos 11 phxsxcal theraprst IS st1ll rubbmg down old xxrestlers Her latest x1et1m IS B1ll Flsher B1ll Anderson xx 1s found teachlng dincmg lessons it Arthur Xlurr 1x s H1s spee11ltx I9 the Lhangr Stomp C0l'LlLlll Bulxxell and Nhrx Ann Dllcllll oxvnmg and operltmg the IIN TllTHlPS Puehng Aeaelemx enjoy close r1x1lrx xx ltll C 1rolx 11 Post 1nd NI ITN Ku Brusman xvho own a fiftv foot r1e1ng merrx go round Good luck grrls 'Xin the best horse xv1n NI me C1ldxx ell h1s opened 1 strmg of restaurants IH com pet1t1on Ultll one of the xx ell lenoxxn chams Her speclaltv IS a s1ndxx1ch c1lled C1ldxxells L1ttle Clrls Dan1 Fogle xx 15 just axxardeel the pl lque for The Best unk Huuler for the 1970 Season Tom Foltz h1s xxon f1me xx 1th h1s new product chocolate flaxoreel sp1n xeh It h 15 made ltS lnggest h1t wlth the younger se llllN Cuberelmg 1 cclebr1ted 1rt1st III New York xvls 1,1xen the job of 1les1gn1nU bathmg SUltS for the mens dep 1rt ment of Ni 1ex s 1nd Blll Daberleo IS moel1l1nU them XIer1d1th Clbbs oxxns 1nd operltts 1 xerx sueeessful pro fess1on1l l111r elxung shop Her spee11ltx IS pf 1 green 'xfarw C rlffiths xx ho has noxx l1xed doxx Il her n1cl1n1mes IS oper1t1ng 1 slenelerlnng salon Her bc st customer IS exnne Poll1tt XI1ll1e Croxe Cxrole Nlartter and lxurel Hoff 1re novx h1pp1lx m1rr1eel 1nd surrounded on 'Ill SIKICS xx1th chrldren Thex have formed 1 Clllb called The Nlormng After the Nlght Before When We Vere Lp All N1ght Xhth the Chlldren Coffee Cl11b Xhrlene Cue ss XX anda Osb11rn 1nd H1 len Nfartln are xxorlung as se eret 1r1es IH the same l7lllldlIlg Thex were awarded the s1lxer eoffee cup for bemg the most outstanelmg coffee bre1leers 1n the hrstorx of the1r profess1on Xf'lI'gl0 Harr1s 1s dorng xerx well xxrth her nexx l1br'1rv She yust acqulred 1 nexx boolx xx h1ch 1s malemg 1 lllt xvlth the pllbllft It lb Grlce Holmes best seller The Frustr 1t1ons of the Absent Nhneleel Red He 1d 1nd Hoxx to Lnelerstfmd Her Dlxe Henrx st1ll xxorlemg xt H11dson Rldlo 1nd TV has mxented 1 xx 1terproof telex1s1on set for bored fish Ann Hlll h 1s lust Hnrshed her bool1 173 000 Xl 'ns to XX ork B11el1c1ls and IS startmg another ohn erome and Bruce H1cle1n are domg xerx xxell wlth thelr comedx 1ct Thex would break llp 1f one of them could Sln Frances ohnson and Nlarx ane Kromer have been havmg a httle tro11blc keepmg therr mmk raneh open slnee Nlna Lane opened her sl111nl1 f1rm across the street Sandx Kuh 1nd Llllle Hodgen are 0pCl'ltlI'lg 11 sllted cod fish st ind on P1er 9 1n Sm Fr'1nc1sco 'Norm 'xialeoslex ind 1ck Crrssom both verv xxell known engmeers ire noxx 1n Ch1n1 trxmg to bllllll 11 tllI'I1pllCL out of the Crcz1tXNall Cllhe Xle'Xett noxx runmng 1 used c1r lot IS hxrng up to the old s1x1ng If xou cant belt em lom em B1rb1r1 Nlorse and Karen K11hn st1ll sllxrng away at Saxxxells xxere Hnallx promoted B1rb1r1 IS coffee ground throxxer 1nd Karen eh1ef broom pusher 'xlereelxth Osburn opened 1 xerx CYClllSlVl restlurlnt on Park Ave nue 1n 'Nexx York called SIllk6'S Pl iee Cxrol Pu 1 llllddllig m1them1t1c1'1n slts ln the back row of Nirs Cunphells m1th elrsses and 1dels columns md columns of numbers Bob Rose lllil Glenn Rembold ope ne el 1 K,lllllC 1n the 11n mhabrte el xxllds of South Amenea b11t h1ve encountered only one other Amer1e1n It 15 Bob H1nn1forel xx ho opened 1 branch of the H 1nn1ford Carrge doxxn there b11t 1snt elomg too well He l11s h1s oxxn tr1nsl1tor 1nd glllillc D1xe Eberh1rel who credlts h1s sueeess to h1s one xear of Splmsh C111 Russell after te 1eh1ng xt Oh1o UHIXLFSIIV retlred and opened 111 lpple elrt 0lltSlClC the xx 1lls of the school to get nd of all the 1pples colle ete d from her manx 1dm1rers Xlere d1th Sprwue 15 noxx l'3llSllX labormg Ill 1 p11no factory gl1mor171ng the legs of the blg grinds Eeln1 Trumphour 1 xerx suecessful nurst lt Sllllt Tons1ls HOSPlfdl IS pnx ite Illll'Sf' to Kennx Bloxxer who I5 sufferlng from 1 brolxen collar bone after benng r11n over hx the 1solat1on booth on the 964 000 Questron Due Pettxeord 111 up lHdL0fI1lI'lg plumber h1s taken on xclx Buclxexe IS ln 1pprent1ee and the txxo are busx 1nst1ll1ng xxater coolers 111 exerx room 111 HHS Don klI1STI'llIl 1fter m1nx vears of lox 1l SCIWICG it Acme has fin1llx op1ned h1s oxxn fr111tst1nd outsxele thx store Dlx: Thom 1s IS 1 full fledged meeh 1n1e and I9 xxorklng at Hudson Hugh He teaches the 21rls 1n dr1ver trumng classes hoxx to ehmqe tlres W 1 s., I 5' '2 fo-' . . 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Noam Mcasoxrn S nous 09 SANDY Kun NN if A Doom: BILL SDSU Lew- QP' M Maur KH sk Bausrm GMLLAE McNETT -ak in pun- Em'I l1 ' 405 uri L pr- u M 'ia CAl.os.yn 'QQ ,,,,,, HM, QRBELIA Bmweu. wflo ns: AY Mnnuu: G ue ss S.. Haav Gunn-ras 1 I!!!-'-., DAVE H1-:N RY ' -V s W - .I 1 1 re - ' 4 :A f A ' X' , 'fr' . rs .1 - f ' 1 if l r ff - v in . qi K q M pf il ,f 6 -s..fL, 1 Q- 1 , 45:5 U . A lx V '51 - Lv . 'A 'f ,x ...Q Q - .f. . .5 .. . ,. 'NT ,Y .. 1 4 3: - -H - .ff ,. 'T V JA. 'Q S V ' k I f I .A G .94 - 4 , . , 'VL :':'1,' V ' . W ' J S- , -. ' gh, . , , ,Q , v ' K iii' 1 g X I 9 ' - , , If iv, V ff f W ,g ' If 4, I LH, I Aff: ,,'M,f.w: Y ' I 8, we 4 1 - -- 5 ' I ' lf' ' ,' - by G N - 'Q 1 A' ,, ,' i AUTOGRAPHS 15 Evicqjlz WJWW Wifi WMJW ww J W 7 fs? ESE 5 W fm! 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'.' j Q ' K- . i , ' ' -I 5 I V V ' 1 L Big I b , . . i I S' - I I I UNIOR IIRST ROW Linda C owden Llma Truniphour Nlanay Phillip: Joyu, Crpthor Iknny Nlonical Judy Phillips Sul Iwosker Mrs Bohanna SIQCOMD RUW Linda Lrncwoin Cynthia Quackenbush Barbara Jonos Barbara Ilallstcin Elaino Rowt. Ray Hutchinson Richard Darby Fred Schatdcl THIRD ROM Janus C hilson Jin' Broadhum Dave Clark Ed achnoidor Bill Johnson Tom Kohl Brooks Nlartin Robyn upanglor FOURTH ROW Bob Papos Tom Cherney Jim hyans Bob Haine , Jog mtudtr Ron Kubicel-c Ed LahoQR1 in 30 J Norm Rado Vice President IudyPh1111ps Secretary Mary Ann Paugh Treasurer Tom Campana Presrdent JU IOR 0FFICER The Jumor Class, under the guldance of Mr James Patterson and Mrs Mary Behanna, lost no tume IH addmg to thelr class treasury They operated the refreshment booth at noon and after school and handled concessions at football and basketball games During the year they also sold large cans of nuts Several dances after basketball games were given under their sponsorshup, and ever one enloyed the play Tlme Out for Gmger A hughly successful year was clnmaxed with the beautnfu prom sponsored for the sencors at Lake Forest Country Club Worknng for thenr school as well as for thelr class, lumors were actlve an sports and clubs ialvzfgvwtsz' An outstandmg gurl and an alternate are selected by the faculty to be the Amerucan Leglon Auxllaary s delegate to Buckeye Garls State Candidates must be outstandmg nn cutlzenshlp This year s delegate wull be Mary Ann Paugh wlth Hannah MacLaren as alternate 31 V v C 'Q 1 - , ' . ' ' : ' ' . : . : . ' - . . . . . . . ,, . 3 ' if li, . V , K . , .3 4 -'r 1' ' , r as 5 'Q . . . . , ' . I . I i . I ' l . 'H I ' I 1. Q' 'J? ' FIRST ROM lorry Thompson C'aro1P4ppcr Roborta Baer Phyllrb f1Il1CO1O Judy Dunbar Barbara Cranr mm Norton SLCOND ROW Rogu Varyoo Jorry Lock Illnt Rgmtor Lynn I landornnygr 13181111 Spraguo xlnrlry wwrgart Max Srlvrus Bob Elrod Joy lirrtmg Dxano Jgrolnc 0PHO ORE FIRb'I RUM Niaryorrc. Brrnlnall Mary Rrco, Gall Rmgsloy N1.1r11ynGrant kay Snuth sandy Iknwzok SECOND ROW Janrcm. Nlobln bally Bgrthold Janrc Row Dram loughnu Landy Ilxckmg r lrrva 'xlauzoo Nlancy Jamcs THIRD ROW Mr btofnvk IIIIIQOIWEI1 Phrlhp Parmcko Dick 'Iam Larry Dunlap 'xiolvr Johnson, Kathleen Hanson IOURTH ROM Loc fhursby fI3I lx brarr Barry Mahaffox Harold L oh OD Walbrrdgc Harry' Boxvrn 32 1 J 1 R . 1 - 1 1 ' ' 1 ' , .f J ' 'Y ' ' in ,I - . 5 . x 2 N Q li g J 2 lb ' . 4 V L 1 Ramsey, Jean Ross, Mrs,Daughcrty. THIRD ROW: Frank Comuriato, Jack Morru, John Martindalc, Rnfwll I 5 r -: 'H 'B .'V' . - '.k '1C. A - 1 -' -Y. ' ' . A A , 'I ' '. ,' .A MAH . : I , , ' ' : i- , J V ,I I 1 .' H , ' H X' , V+ f r -T X, I, , ' , 3 I A 2119 O FIRDT ROW James Hager G1nnyRoberts Donna Fraehch Barbara Brrnrnall Sue Nirller Srephan1e.PfL1ffer Dawn Ten Broeck Kurt Dangerfreld SI:COIxD ROW IVIISS Gray Sue hllxotr Lors Cargould Elarne bopka Xiary Yost Roberta Kruse Drxre Parker Niary Lou U11'1Ch Lrnda Iastromb Don Lowe THIRD ROW Jack Cole Lowell Hart Dare Young Hank mhoenfelt Rrckey Fllson Charles Mamn Ken Boers Grl Kelhng OPHO ORE Selecflng class rmgs was probably the Sophomores most Important achvlfy Thus year the class offlcers made up the committee whuch chose The rung Numerous after game dances, a paper drave, a skahng party and bake sales rounded out the year s progecfs Class advisor was Mrs Lola Daugherty F1RbT ROW Barbara Brrntnall Treasurer Candy Flrckrnger secretary Marjorre Brmtnall lreasurer SECOND ROW G11Ke111ng Vrce President T' 33 Don Lowe President I lin U 5 ' 3 .6 .. q Q r N P il 9 W ,Na .4 , ,, 1 SW' V W x by ,Huh W b 2- 'fb , 5 k , y' ' :ww .- Q K, K1 FIRST ROW Jeff button Carol Morrls Pat Berges Nancy Broadhurst Loretta Kovacs Davld Helphrnstlne Mrs Katg 5ECOND ROW Dave Whlpp branley Hosterman Don Rlngler Sue Btttel Dram. Alford Lrnda Cowley Vtrgrma Fenner Prtscrlla Penrod THIRD ROW Larry Mxddleton John Gtbbs Eddte Lopeman B111 Schafer Tony Ulnch Gary Rado Thomas Gager Ted Doyle FRHE FIRST ROW Darlene Fobes Iudte Evana Iwancy Kuhns Loulse Bee Charlotte soles Iulxa Rado Nlrs xllen SECOND ROW Buddy Roberts Denny Tanner Peggy Waddell Kathy Mrlls Phyllrs Blalr hue Huclsman Ianet Morae Molly Bubb TIIIRD ROM Bob scott Peter btcwart Robert Whrte Francxs Valenune Gerald Godlewslu John Dunbar Harry Chapman John Katser IIITI Cramer as I '? ..,. .94 I . E in YQ . n4+,,, FIRST ROW Io Ann Bowers Sandra Benrc Nancy Drckrnan Shemll Hunter Lavada Fobes bhrrley Uphold Mrs Rrngler SECOND ROW Shrrley Hodgen Carolyn Farkas Lrnda Shoenfelt Carol Veon Srgnd Wagner Carol Prnkston Pat Lambert Shrrley Cargould Mayme Dunbar THLRD ROW Kay Whrtehead Irm soles Allen Roy Buddy Grant Vxctor Ohm Melvrn blBl'ld8I Chnsuna Robrnson Beverly Kapusrnskr FRHE FIR5T ROW Marlene Chase Lynne Lerter Coralre Martm Alrce Grrssom Vlarllyn Brentz Iudre Jones Rosemary Poje Dave Wallace SECOND ROW Steve Roby Pamela Thomas, Floreen Wrllrams Lynn Strug gles Margie Dunlap Bonn1eSm1th Dav1dFe1mly THIRD ROW Tom Sparrow Edd1eD1ngled1ne Ron Rengle Harold Fraelrch Jrm Morrrng John Keeney TerrvV1ncent Harold Olson Mr Unknch ii X 35 1,22-2, Vx Z AJ. FIRST ROW Mr Acschhman Art E-enn Lmda Bidwell shrrlty Dunn Jo1ynnPeak Dons McCadden C arol Boschert Lanl FIWIII Kenneth Brldgts SECOND ROW Mlke Phxlhps Nancy Watson Mary Jane Tyler Karen Fuhrman Frank Hosterman John Logan Kelth Jones Pat 5tuder Wayne Vanaman THIRD ROW Carol san ford Kenneth Cochran Dennls Rlchter 'xhke Donley Paul Quackenbush Harry Hunt man Larry Ream Bob srmth FHE Wnth Mrs Carmella Kang as advisor, the Freshman Class completed a very successful year ln addmon to learmng the latest dance steps ID thelr danclng class, the students held two class parties Thelrs was the largest freshman class rn the hrstory of Hudson It was dnvnded unto fave homeroom sectrons lt has another dlstsnctnon slnce It was the last class to whnch new Northampton students would be admntted Dave Whlpp V1cc Presujcm kathyN1111s Stcrttan IynnStrugg1es Presldent Jo1ynnPeak Treasurer 36 . A 1 1 1 A 1 ' l J . . - , ' :I - l ex. 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P0 can FIRST ROW Nancy Townhrll Karen Longsworth Nancy Muller aandy Colm Judy Brcwcr suzannc Blalr Holly Weudman SECOND ROW Xirs Nlacfjracken Nukkullemphlll QuayDon1cy Robcrua Rucr twynnc Shllus Grnny Messner Ruth WllllL Burner sumncr Dav1dPfL1ffer THIRD ROM Joclhdclnuan J1m ttody, son Toby Muller Tom Pace Charles Trrpp Bruce Mckcc John bchlaclcr Dan Chrusuman Jeff Nhllu B111 EIGHTH GRADE As these students come to the close of theur lunuor hugh years, they face the challenge of lute un hugh school They must decude upon a course to pursue, and for many the decusuon us not easy Nevertheless, they seem to be the students wuth the most ambutuon, for they won furst place un the magazune druve T them, too, goes the credut for leadung the lunuor hugh basketball team to a league champuonshup Hunt Andy Malcolm HRST ROW Prxsculla Solcs Sandra Broughtol Niary balrng Carol James 5ECOND ROM Nir Scherer Louus Zurunsku Saundra lNl0lT1S Marguerxte Niuller Beverly Lehmann Joe Quckcy THIRD ROM John Klevcr John Boston Bob Lane Frank Alward Bob Green J1m James 37 l , v . 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A I A V111 ,A I L' 1.', A I xx' ' ' V lzx V' 1 fl u f 'I' v t Y- I I I I il T ,D v I A ' .I I . n ll U c .Q I I O I I I I I v D A ' : i, l 4 , 1- E 7 1' . , ,, V, ,, flu v ' U ' s A, A v 45 FIRST ROW Barbara Keenan Mary Lou Kohl Sarah Post Prrscrlla Towner shueen Xlford Gall Thomas R M 1 a Marun Karen Lowe Ruth Emrrck Drane Van Antwerp sara Fletcher 5ECONID ROW Douglas Krr on c Ilm Lrnderman THIRD ROW Gary Kleln Ph1lComer1alo B111 Becker Daxrd Nlanford Bob Clark Larry 9 Peters Fred Baer FOURTH ROW Kenny Poje Martha James John Berg Fred Coffm Ronn1eDavrdson ue EIGHTH GRADE arlene Hoff 'xlrke oearcy FIRST ROW Doug Fogle Donna Fede Marne Burns Prnny Mason Myra Ragle D George Trask SECONID ROW Mrss Kelsler Charles Walton Diane Hess Nlarcla Farkas Nancy Dandson 'xlary Marks Judy McCoy Kay bl3II5 Richard Mordarsl-u Ralph Payne THIRD ROW Nlrke starr Irwrs Cantor Danny Srarcher Nelson Casa. W1ll Coffrn Alrcc Canxglla Dennls Rarrca Theresa bwanson Drck Brad ford Frank Cargould 'V 2 N ' - X 'I 5 3- . - Hisgm N z I ' I-any - . 1 . I Ellis, Ronald Amity, : 4 I A I I V ' I Y I LY ll 1 I 1 g E N 1 I V g V Q, SX 'v V I ' 2 ':.-O I I I O' b 1' ' I I 4 X Q 1 im ml FIRbT ROW Martha Bubb John W1lbOl1 Paul Lowe Tom Starr Ronald Fenn Kenny Frazer btev Kenyon Allce Stewart bECOIwD ROW Mr Fllson Jlm Godlewslu Karen Fraellch Dlane Alger Marrlyn Peak Betty Veon Vicky bobczak Sandra Heller Parker Munn THIRD ROW Paul Flander meyer Gary H111 B111 WIII B111 Poje Dale Ross Barbara M1115 Jean Cramblett Marllyn Malcosky Sh1r1ey Murray Li ti 1 1 1 ga ga O, 1, I , I if N ll V K ' , ' 1 r n to an 1 2: nr x 1 .f gl, -' l 1 '1 , ,r S 1 ga ,NY ' 5 to ' 1 F, Lrfe In the Furs? year of lumor hugh IS a new and excuhng change from elemenfary school Wlrh Mrs Marfhena MacCracken and Mr Russell Filson as rumor hugh advisors, the seventh grade actlvuhes consisted mannly of thelr danclng lessons and parfles FlRbT ROW Jean Fobes Drane Hxnger bhonnett Nlartln Sally Scrlbner Barbara Cherney Sue Marundale Rlnda Grohe SECOND ROW Dave Canger Ronme bmlth Peggy Broadhurst Ned Luce Don Reardon Fred Mrrxck Tom Campbell Nllss Barnett THIRD ROW John Roberts Jlm Johnson Donna Whlte Penny La Borde Dean Smxth Harry Bowman Alan M1l1er FOURTH ROW D1ck Bach mann B111 Klnsman Jeff Nloble Nlary Ann Zlrlnskr Chns Chubbuck Donna Leverett 39 S FIRbT ROW B1llRagle Evelyn Grohe Roberta McK1nncy :andy Grrssom JoanB1llel Rlchard Wallace Dave Spohn SECOND ROW Cartcr Bcll Dlana C unnlngham hm Pcppcr Ion Klngslcy Ted Ten Broeck Phyllis Morris Gary Enlow THlRD ROW James Rolhgery Patty Huntley Gary Wm Harold Hosterman Emrly Pcrkxns Bonme Wrrghl luck Hams EVE TH GRADE FlRbT ROM Bonnre Berthold Cheryl Belaney Evan Hand Nancy Ixewman L12 Caldwell Kathy Nosker Dave Nlorns SECOND ROW 'vlr Sprague Taffy Langton lVl8l'C13 Jackson John Polovrck Westy Rogers Bl'l3Il bcarcy John Mrller Rlckey Hanna THIRD ROW Ed Mackey Dean Hrllman Dave Boers Bob Bedell John O Dell Greg Prenuss Robena Henry Judy Cunnmgham il 40 L f 1 A Q 4 IRA A is 1 V, N l . -2 9 I J! 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MATHEMATIC i 45 . . . tu- ln this plane geometry l 0 -I . . . ' f' -- 51 ' ' . X 1 A -o lsr HOME E 0 OMICY in Donna Fraellch gets to bathe the baby after she has flnlshed the unit on home nursmg and chlld care -L I Doll house furmture IS used In studying home fur mshmg Laurel Hoff a sensor has pro S Skull IS developed an usm the sewnn gressed to the pount where she feels ready to try a dlffICUll pattern J 9 9 machine 1A L. An attractive breakfast has been prepared by these freshmen gurls INDU TRIAL ARTS Mr Adams instructs Bull Fisher an the operatlon ofa dnll press Weldung IS another a ea taught IH metal shop Dave Hess us demonstratmg spot welding The Watt Tomlm memor ual planer IS being operated by Ed Schneider under Mr Aeschlnman s supervision 40, ii ni fg.,J ,,.,a-s Duck Amos IS wlrnng an electrncal switchboard Some ambltlous prolects are undertaken In wood shop Dave Henry ns completnng a phono graph cabinet Dave Thomas inspects the telephone stand he has lust completed SOCIAL STUDIE Q Enghth grade hlstory IS devoted to a study Here Mr Sprague helps a student an eco of the United States Wlth the foundatlon nomlcs class Maybe these boys don t know whuch has already been land In the seventh lt, but they are studying the science that grade, the students can better understand the studues wealth, what at ls, and how It ns pro factors whlch determmed the 19th century duced, dustrlbuted, and consumed westward expansion ...L- rl Q-mm' l Jerry Grissom reads a report he has The senlor government class stresses prepared for Mrs MacCracken s U S current events as nt studles the govern hlstory class ments of the U S and other countrles J r' Once a week, an addntnon to reg Mrs Daugherty s large U S his ular class work, the seventh grade tory class us concerned wlth learmng geography classes study a current e every phase of our natlon s growth vents paper called Jr Scholastlc 4l tif 48 l , l' 5 X C' 1 V' , A ,, 1 ,xr x1i-,gl K' 16' we M J Q u 0 s . I - . .4..1i,.,.,,,,, 'X QQ - . - J -1 E ff I -2 'X ' 2 li ,-A ' 1 ,tr -L -' I V , .c......A.-yv,.I... ..w..-. ' -' ,,,.. we b 4 , . . - ' l .I ' 4 v , f 1 - , -- .M - f - . 4 - I Y ' - ' 'I S s A P BU INESS ED ATIO Lo. .-.4 Students begin their business trarn Ing In the tenth grade by takrng typrng I These students are taking a five mrnute tamed wrntlng wri A year of bookkeeping rs offered to lunlors and semors who learn to keep accurate funancral accounts Mrnrature frle boxes are used for fnlmg small suzed busnness letters The study of shorthand IS begun In the eleventh year Shorthand IS best learned through the reading and copy :ng of shorthand outlines Using one of the new electric type- writers, Karen Kuhn transcribes a letter from the Dictaphone. PHY ICAL ED CATIO Durmg the school year the gurls played touch football, soccer, dodgeball basketball and volleyball After learning the funda mentals of basketball, the class was drvuded unto three teams whlch played an a round robln tournament At the end of tumblmg lnstructron the gurls must Ihe physical educatlon department offers a ro demonstrate one stunt whach they can do partucular gram of numerous and varaed actnvntnes These o s ly well The more dlffncult the stunt the more pomts are engaged In an actrve game of lme soccer on her grade Each boys gym class IS started These elghth grade gurls are Students are encouraged to take with exercises which are mtended learnlng some bcslc tumbllng ghowers after gym class as part of to Improve the students body vigor maneuvers the health program stressed by the and prepare them for subsequent physlcal educatnon department actavltoes 50 1 .A ,J-. Art us offered as an elective sublect In the hugh school A varied program IS taught lncludlng ceramics, oll and water color painting, wood and soap carving lettering, and scratch board and stencil techmques DRI ER TRAINING The drlver trammg program consists of two parts T lr sux hours of classroom Instruction plus sux hours of actual drlvlng time are needed to meet the requarements set by the state Ohno for an approved course In driver tralmng To take the drlver framing course, a student must be slxteen years of age and have a drlver's permit J. 5 ,Ya ' r lt 4 ' '. . . . l . .. . I W -Ex I' -J 3 X l fffiwl W 1 . . . . l h. fy- . . of A I ,--7 reference books are used by sfudenfs In the prep arahon of classwork Two students browse sn the frchon sechon LIBRARY Of the many facnllhes an the library, the news papers and magazines are probably the most popular Don Lowe and Kurt Dan gerfleld enloy readlng the sports pages of the papers Part of the library as used for storage of the movue prolectors, film sfrups record players, the rape recorder and the mlcrophone 4 egl f2-... d '4',..- T DY HALL ,-.z4 Most study halls are held In the cafeterua but durlng the elementary school s lunch hour It ns necessary to hold them nn the audltonum Two teachers are assigned to the study halls ond students who opply themselves fund they can do most of their homework at school Jn., Wait 53 wigygb W Fi' G+ Ai V63-ini Q JV WRX N LXSX A ff' r ro 5 S s 51 .yr .7 Q .r 2 an w -. R 1. G 5 2 . Q., '? wi'-M NU 1, r 0 ,4 1 dll -Y 5 FIRST ROW Marlene Amos Cynthxa Ormond Gall Russell Judle Evans Nancy Phrlhps Dlane Alford Nancy Watson SECOND ROW Judy Mrller Carol Pay Hannah MacLaren Judy Gerberdrng Meredith Sprague L1111e Hodgen Miss Gray THIRD ROW Jeanne Pollut Calhe McNert Merrdrth Grbbs Ann H111 Mary Grxffrrhs Candy Flrclunger Nancy Heck FOURTH ROW Ixorm Rado Ed Schnender Dave Eberhard Glenn Rernbold Mike Donley Jrm Mrnck Jack Cole J1m Cramer The annual staff, led by Mary Carol Grrfflths as edltor, strived as usual to please the students and to nmprove the yearbook un every wa possible Preparmg the annual took many long weeks but the end result, a more beautiful yearboo than ever, was praised and enloyed by all A word of congrat ulatlons I5 due the annual staff for nts successful efforts Mass Dolly Gray IS advnsor Edutor Mary Grlfflths Feature Edltor Meredrth Sprague Business Manager Jeanne Pollltt Subscruptuon Manager Norm Rado Advertising Manager Dave Eberhard Snapshots Collie McNett Layout Staff Carol Pay, Bob Walbrldge, Merndnth Gnbbs Judy Muller, Judy Gerberdlng, Marlene Amos, Glenn Rennbold Ann Hull Lynn Flandermeyer Literary Staff Hannah MacLaren, Nancy Watson, Gall Russell Cynthla Or mond Sue Muller Jam Mlrlck, Nancy Heck, Candy Flack anger Artlsts Duane Alford, .Iudle Evans, Jam Cramer Typnsts Loretta Hodgen, Llllle Hodgen Salesmen Jack Cole, Mike Donley, Nancy Phillips Ed Schneider Elalne Sopka, Robert Spangler, Rick Fllson Advisor Mrss Dolly H Gray 56 QR? 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X1 -i ix FIRST ROW Mary Gruffuths Jeanne Pollutt Cordeha Brdwell Nancy Phullups SECOND ROW Calhc Mclwerr Loretta Hodgen Jerry Grissom Fred Coffun Duane Hess Ray Hutchlnson E PLORER STAFF Thus year Hudson Hugh should be proud of uts lournalusrn class whuch us responsuble for edutung the school newspaper each month For, wuth only eught members and Muss Gray, many were the tumes they struggled to get out a newspaper that would be a credut to the students of Hudson To the newspa er P staff us due the heart felt thanks of the enture student body for uts work on behalf of the school The uournalusm class vusuted the plant un Kent where THE EXPLORER us prunted The owner of The Prunt Shop, Harry Seufert us demonstratung the lunotype or typesettung machune for the student x., fs L.-.' 41 35 ,.,q-E, Q, 01 3 wmv Mun FIRST ROW Sandy Cole Dlane Hess Mary R106 Wesly Rogers Shrreen Alford Iudle Jones Dave Walker sECOND ROW Penny LaBorde Ga11RL1Ssc11 Slgrrd Wagner Mary Lou Ulnch Harrler Bedell Iolynn Peak Sue Huelsman Marrlyn Peak THIRD ROW Mr stofsrck Mendnh G1bbS Frank Comeuato Don Rmgler Bob Green B111 Daberko Mxke Short Jack Cole Barbara Hallsrcxn rv'- DE C L The Student Council IS composed of one representative from each homeroom and the competent offucers elected by the student body It sponsored several very successful actuvutnes among which were the Fun vs Vandalism dance and the Magazine Drive ID which the students really went all out and sold over S6 O00 worth of magazines The success of these actuvmes has benefited the school con slderably, and a vote of thanks IS due the council and Mr Stofslck, nts advusor Lynn Flandermeyer and Sue Miller took first place for their costumes at the Fun vs Vandallsm party They represented Pmocchlo and Geppetto . I r L V 5 I ' A , i 4 5 .ff Q ' Y' lf ' w v A ff tgf' Y . T r f t f' ' -V 1 N . fx' V L M, A: Y ' .iff -uf ' 1'-f OU I X I . ' x if M2 ff l Future teacher, Gall Russell, checks attendance In a Spanish class while Merldlth Gibbs, teaching a geography class, IS shown Ohio s principal rivers 'Sadl- FIRST ROW Gall Russell Cynthla Ormond Dawn Ten Broeck Lxllxc Hodgen Carol Pay SECOND ROW Nirs N1acCrackcn Judy Miller Judy Gerbcrdmg Cordcha Bldwcll Elamc Rowf. 'IHIRD ROW Mary Grlf fiths Cynthia Quackcnbush Jcannc Polhtt Ann H111 Nlufldllh Cxbhs A new group to be organized at Hudson in recent years is the Future Teachers of America. It is composed of those students who are interested in teaching. Sub- stituting for teachers when no regular substitutes are available is one of their responsibilities. ln this way they get a glimpse of what they will someday be doing. 59 FUTURE TEACHER The Y Teen, spon sored by the Y W C A IS a servlce and recrea tional organization for gurls IH grades ten thru twelve The orgamza tlon, wlth Mrs Farkas as advisor, as headed by President Grace Holmes, Vuce President Mary Carol Grlffnths and a cabmet of enght gurls Throughout the formed many acts of service to the commun :ty and the school vlsed ways to make mon ey held dances, and sponsored Y Teen bas ketball FIRST ROW Grace Holmes Harr1elBcdc11 Cynth1aOrmond Mcrcd1thSpraguc Carol Pay SECOND ROW N1aryGr1ff1ths Mary Ann Paugh Ann H111 Hannah N1acLaren Marlene Xmas Some cablnet members and their dates relaxed at the Y Teen Christ mas Formal . . I yearhthe Y-Teens per- ' . , de- I cs FIRbT ROW Cynthra Ormond Nlancy Heck Judy Gerberdxng Marlene Amos Gall Russell Mane Caldwell Nleredrth Sprague Carol Pay Judy Phrllrps bECOND ROW Cynthra Quackenbush Karen Kuhn Judy Nlrller Hannah MacLaren Hamel Bedell Elalne Rowe bue Noskrr sue Lmrrck Janet Cochran 'wiarrlyn Lltzell THIRD ROW Mrllre Grove C arole Martter, Grace Holmes, Mary Grrffrths Barbara Hallsrern Nllna Lane Barbara Jones Joyce Grerher Mrs Farkas FOURTH ROW Jeanne Pollm Callre NlcNert Merrdnh Grbbs Ann H111 Mary Ann Paugh Sandy Kulr Barbara Morse Laurel Hoff I rllrc Hodgen Lrnda Ernewem FIRST ROW Phyllls Brooks Candy Fllckrnger Mary RICE Ga1lK1ngsley Phy1l1SCxn1colo Kay Smlth SEC OIND ROW Sue Ellrot Sue lxllllfll Drane Jerome Elalne bopka Marjorie Brrnrnall brephanre Pfelffer Bar bara Brlntnall Sue Norton THIRD ROW Dawn Tcn Broeck Donna Fraelrch Drxre Parker Lynn Flander meyer, Janice Noble Sally Berthold Janre Row Mrs Farkas FOURTH ROW Mary Lou Ulrrch Lrnda Jas lromb Drana Sprague Roberta Kruse, Drane Loughner, bhrrley Ramsey, Joy Hertzog 61 1 A X I Norm Malcosky President .fv- Kenny Blower Vice President FIRST ROW Mlke Kccnan Jack Grxssom B111 Anderson B111 Daberko Glcnn Rembold Tom Foltz SECOND ROW Hugh H111 B111 Johnson Bruce. I-Ilckln Dave Iiess Bob Blttel Mr Benham THIRD ROW B111 Fxsher Dana Fogle Rxchard Amos Norm Malcosky John Jerome. Bob I-Iannaford KEY CL B Parcllellng the gurls organlzaflon of Y Teen rs the Key Club for the boys, sponsored by the Kuwcms Club Headed by President Nom1 Malcosky and advisor Mr Benham, If IS prlmarlly a servrce orgamz atlon which performs worthwhile deeds for the communlfy and school FIRST ROW Kurt Dangerfleld Ixm Mxrlck Larry Dunlap GI1Kc.I11ng Frank Comcrlato ,hm Col well SECOND ROW Jxm Broadhurst Dave Clark Ronn1eUIr1ch Tom Campana Jack Cole Nh' Benham fs ' s Blll Dcberlco Sec re ta ry ns ff --5. X Bruce Hlckln 62 Treasurer f ,' il l 3 l fn I i 3 gs I 1 1 'Y w ' Wt. , , . is, ,. 2, so dr 2 5 ? 2 Ig , ggi , so sffif f 2 f .f R I - mg, in fr Q ' I ,K Q A l ow- 1 . 5 ,Q 1 - I z XF, y S 1 'v,J., ' i rl A . ,fa wig: 5 u . I I sv - H I 1 l I fa w ' ' ' ' f 1 Q l k , 9 K M., I f - ' vs f I A f Q S lf , .V Z X x . . b I ls Drone Hess Presndent Nancy Townhlll Vrce Presldent FIRST ROW Martre Bums Barbara Keenan Eleanor Kafer, Holly Werdman Nancy Townhrll Mary Lou Kohl Karen Longsworth Penny Mason Suzanne Blarr SECOND ROW Sandy Cole Donna Fede Nrkkr Hemphrll Monrca Martxn Karen Lowe Marcra Farkas Theresa Swanson Judy Brewer Shrreen Alford THIRD ROW Roberta Rrce Drane Hess Nancy Davrdson Mary Marks Sue Elhs Ruth Whtte Judy McCoy Myra Ragle Burnet Sumner Mrss Mathews JUNIOR G The Junror G A A Glrls Athletnc Assocratlon IS drrected b Mlss Barbara Mathews The gurls gather for meetlngs and actlvltres such as swnmmlng, dances and p ay mghts The organrzatron IS open to seventh and eighth grade grrls FIRST ROW Melba Cook Martha Bubb Cheryl Belaney Al1ce Stewart Rrnda Grohe Evelyn Grohe SEC OND ROW Sandy Grrssom Kathy Nosker Drane Alger Nancy Newman Karen Fraelrch Deanna Cunnrng ham Mrss Mathews THIRD ROW Sally Scrrbnet Donna Leverett Penny LaBorde Marrlyn Peak Roberta Henry Taffy Langton FOURTH ROW Patty Huntley Manlyn Malcosky Barbara Mrlls Jean Cramblett Donna Whrte Chrrs Chubbuck Marcra Jackson Duane Alger Secretary Penny Mason Treasurer 63 2 f ' il , f if 'I ' ' f ' l 5 . . f - 'i J I I il ll l F .' l ' . - s . 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J 3' A ll ' s l I' L SEATED IeannePo1l1tt Grace Holmes Mend1thG1bbs STANDING B111 Daberko Glenn Rembold Norm Malcosky Thus year sux seniors, selected by the faculty on the basns of scholarship, leadershlp, character, and servace, were elected to the Natlonal Honor Society Followmg the impressive ceremony ln which the members recelved their ans, membershlp cards, and roses, there was a tea for al the members, parents, and teachers Membershlp in National Honor Socxety rs limited to 1596 of the graduatlng class Each candidate must have a B average throughout hugh school. 64 Z ff -s-w 'qfxrffr fr I I ,v 2 1 3 'Q The Holmeses W The Dcberkos The Reunbolds The Pol I 1 Hs The M 'C0SkYS The Gabbses i 65 E i FIRST ROW Llnda Emewern Cynthla Ormond Judy Mlller Harr1etBede11 Barbara Jones SECOND ROW Mrs MacCracken Barbara Hallsrern Mary Ann Paugh Tony Schellenbach Hugh H111 Jack Cole Ray I-Iurchmson This year the Junior Class presented a three act comedy entitled Time Out for Ginger The lay was a great success and not only brought how s of laughter from the audience, but also un participants The plot concerns the efforts of a teenage tomboy, Ginger, to make a berth on the ,e Jf boys football team JU IOR PLAY THE CAST Llzzle the maid Mary Ann Paugh Agnes Carol Cynthia Ormond Howard Carol Ray Hutchinson Joan Barbara Hallsteln Jeanme Barbara Jones Gmger Harriet Bedell Eddie Davis Hugh Hull Tommy Green Make Short Mr Wilson Ton Schellenbach Ed Hoffman Jac Cole iff Assistant director Judy Muller Bookholder Linda Ernewern Director Mrs Marthena MacCracken 66 rl l ' l i Z 1 l l l ' l I . , 1, K . covered the hidden acting ability of several of its U 5 I S 1 Q t 1 , - . e L... ,I - ' nt.. . . : I XJ fn. FIRST ROW IeannePo11rtt Mrs MacCracken Mer1d1thG1bbs Cal11eMCNett IudyGerberd1ng SECOND ROW Glenn Rembold Bruce Hlckrn Norm Malcosky Dave Eberhard B111 Anderson a murder mystery un two acts, provlded the com petrtron thot prevented the lunlor class from be N' comlng brgheaded Steolmg thas play right from 'WJ under the noses of Englush actors, the play cast, f Nj X under the dlrectlon of Mrs Marthena MacCrack en, presented a spme trngllng, suspense packed mystery thoroughly enloyed by the entare school The sensors wrth their play, The Mousetrap, K EIORPLY T THE CAST Mollie Ralston Judy Gerberding Glles Ralston Bill Anderson Christopher Wren Dave Eberhard Mrs. Boyle Merndith Gibbs Malor Metcalf Norm Malcosky Mlss Casewell Callie McNett Mr. Paravmcini Bruce Hickun Detective Sergeant Trotter Glenn Rembold 'Iii' Assistant director Jeanne Pollltt Bookholder Grace Holmes Dlrector Mrs Marthena MocCracken 67 xp 'l gi 5 A at n ' ' ' T 2 . ' a Q Q Q, sv V 'A I V ' 1 .,- ' XA '- w ' 1, T. T - rr, K. x- ,. - O 1 ,. ' ' N x ' ' ' ll ll , .. . . - Q Sw 0 . . - 1- '11, I I i BAD This year the band, bigger and better than ever, appeared before audiences totaling over twenty-five thousand people. It presented performances at the Akron Rubber Bowl, the All-County Marching Band Festival, besides appearing local- ly in public concerts, parades, and school assemblies. In addition to these outside performances the band members pre- pared entertaining and impressive half-time shows in which they demonstrated precision marching and presented many lively and difficult numbers. The band, since it was larger this year, was able to ot- tempt numbers ofa higher and more difficult caliber In this It was very successful, therefore a word of praise rs due the band and Mr Gamble the director FIRST ROW Barbara Kccnan sara Flcrcher Shulcy Ramsey Vrctor Ohm Peggy Waddell Ginny Mcssncr Ralph Payne Nlancy Kuhns Nancy BIO3dlll.l.l'Sl Iudy Phlllxps bECLWD ROW Sandy Colc Suc Mlller Ronald Fenn Bill wut Paul Lows C hrrs Fhubbuck lynn Nlar1lynPcak Nancy Drckman Alan Nlrller Thcrcsa Swanson Rrchard Bachmann 'xlarcra Farkas Nlary -lnn Zmnskr Sul Mamndalr Bury Johnson POURTH ROW Barbara Hallstem lom Chcrney Kurt Bocrs 'x1arJor1e Dunlap Dcnny Fanncr Jrff Noble frank Lo mcrlato John Nlartlndale Ron Rengle Inn Broadhurst Jeanne Polllu Don Rlllgllil' Loretta Hodgcn FIFTH ROM Diane Loughncr Ircd Mmck P ggy Broadhurst Art Fcnn Gary Klun Loulsc BU. N1aryGr1ff1ths 'ylarccrlc Foltz Karen Ruhn Donna Lcvcrcrt Harry Bowman Ann H111 sIXTH ROM Barbara Fherncy Douglas Foglc Stcvc Roby Harold Olson Dlnnrs Rauca Md Lucc Rick Filson TOIN l01IZ ,lOlN1 Burg John Rarscr Dam C hrrstrnan Paul Flandcrnuxcr 68 . , . l l . . 2 s H y y 1 F 1 F 4 t T i I r 1 1 l . I 3 I ' . H . I 4' . Y S ' . ., . ' - 1 ' A. K 1 . ' '. V . ' . 'I f ', .- ' Flandcrrncycr, fx1r,Gamb1c, Carole Marttcr, Kathy Mills, Barbara Mills, lltick Bradford, Marilyn Lilzcll, THIRD ROW: Sally' Lcribncr, -V -r : 'l- , ,l ,A .-'A ' ' , ,I 'r '. K n . ' 'I an '. V W' '. 'B A '. . ' Y .W H . aa, FIRST ROW DonR1ng1er Theresa Swanson N1arce11e Foltz Tom Cherney J1Y1'1Bl'O3.dllUISl SECOND ROW V1ctot Ohm John Kalser Dan Chnstman DougFog1e R1ckF11son IohnN1art1nda1e Frank Comenato Denny Tanner Tom Foltz Bob Walbndge Another new organization now rapldly becomung one of the most popular groups In the Instrumental music department DA D as the Hudson Ht Fl Donce Band Throughout the year the dance band erformed for after game dances, various parties, and other sc ool affairs The band not only looks professional wuth Its new band stands, but It IS also rapidly developing a performance of professlonal ment ,es r r g I 3 A l A ' - p fx' F5 1 u E U . u-a o . n ., r A l t ? e I . AR If K Y! F 7' z X, it X, 41 The mo loreffes In o half fume per formance dur mg the football SeGSOI'1 I WAP DANCING MAJORETTES FHXNT RUM. 'xiarx 1C N11-f gr pH Dmamilu wardx Cole OuayDon1ey Dorn XIcCadderv aECOND ROW Ro bona Rlco mug. X111 lu wrcphan1cPfL1f for 'xiary YOQI Bar bara Hallatcm Dliillu Loughner Jam: Row ,P MAJORETTES FIRST RUW: Marl- lym Lilzcll, Judy Phxllipb. SECOND ROW: Loretta Hodgcn, .-'-.m1H111, Bully Iohmou, Vonn Rrggle B111 Anderson Dana Fogle Dave Hess Pramst Linda Ernewem BOYS QUARTET lnformal songs are the order of the day wath the boys quartet, but theur voices blended well un a carol at the Chrnstmas assembly Theur accompamst IS Linda Ernewean GIRLS QUARTET 0 ARTET A newly orgamzed choral group IS a girls quartet calling themselves the Sweet Teens Thus group, coached by Mrs Ann Lee Gamble, slngs for various club meet :ngs and school affalrs Janxe Row Barbara Brmtnall Marjorre Brmtnall Dlane Loughner 12.7 71 . . . ' I l , . : , . . I . , . . . . . . . . I . . , . . - . i 9 - . . ' . I . . . I . . 3 KB, V W f Q, , 402' cv V p. ,- K AC' I , i e w ML ,-,1+:a'r-,- A AA A FIRST ROW: Jolynn Peak, Nancy Kuhns, Sue Miller, Pete Stewart, Robert White, John Gibbs, Ieff Sutton, Sally Berthold Linda Erne wein, Myrna Patterson, Mrs.Gamb1e, SECOND ROW: Marie Caldwell, Lynn Flandermeyer, Diane Loughner, Vonn Riggle Dave Hess Mike Donley, Eddie Lopeman, Kathy Mills, Meredith Sprague, Carol Pay. THIRD ROW: Peggy Waddell, Hannah MacLaren Callie McNcu, Robert Spangler, Ed Lahoski, Bob Papes, John Logan, Larry Dunlap, Janet Cochran, Nancy Broadhurst, Kay Smith FOURTH ROW: Mary Kay Brusman, Mary Ann Paugh, Terry Vincent, Chester Davisson, Bill Anderson, Richard Amos, Dana Fogle Harriet Bedell, Marian Bell, Candy Flickinger, Dawn Ten Broeck, CHOIR The choir, re-established this year, had much success in the presentation of their songs during the Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter assemblies, and also in the Spring Concert and the Thank you Concert. Their fame spread un- til one day Mrs. Gamble was approached by some ladies from the Congregational Church inquiring whether the choir could honor the Women's Club ata luncheon. They went and did so well that they were invited back for a second program. Nice going, kids, maybe you'll hit the big time. Q 5 If.. 'OW Q, 'WN33 'Q' - ' 015 in 'Null' of.. who - if .fq,,, J, ' , 5 -45 9-Qt. g.,.?:..f'8,-, Q O '- N. -J gg .xi M .si S? 5 S? ,Ffa , f . ?'i'nrWr1f B ,v f 4 . FIRST ROW: Sigid Wagner, Marilyn Grant, Donna Fraelich, Barbara Grant, Penny Monical, Pamela Thomas, Barbara Brintnall, Mar- jorie Brintnall, Sandy Fenwick. SECOND ROW: Peggy Waddell, Nancy Ku.hns, Jolynn Peak, Sue Miller, Marian Bell, Laurel Hoff, Har- riet Bedell, Marie Caldwell, Kay Smith, Candy Flickinger. THIRD ROW: Doris McCadden, Marilyn Litzell, Edna Trumphour, Gail Kingsley, Cynthia Ormond, Myrna Patterson, Linda Ernewein, Meredith Sprague, Treva Mazzeo, Darlene Fobes, Lani Erwin, Charlotte Soles, Julia Rado. FOURTH ROW: Mrs,Gamble, Judie Evans, Molly Bubb, Carol Morris, Hannah MacLaren, Mary Lou Ulrich, Kathy Mills, Janice Noble, Linda Jasuomb, Phyllis Cinicolo, Carol Pay, Dawn Ten Broeck, Marilyn Bientz, Frances Johnson, Diane Loughner. FIFTH ROW: Linda Cowley, Dixie Parker, Susan Bittel, Carol Pinkston, Phyllis Blair, Lynn Struggles, Diana Sprague, Jeanne Pollitt, Nina Lane, Priscilla Penrod, Susan Edelman, Janie Row, Loretta Kovacs, Linda Bidwell, Judie Jones. SIXTH ROW: Callie McNett, Mary Kay Brusman, Mary Ann Paugh, Carol Sanford, Mary Jane Tyler, Mary Ann DuChai, Dorothy Dunn, Carol Veon, Pat Berges, Kay Whitehead, Bonnie Smith, Joy Hertzog, Judy Dunbar, 2 73 GIRL ' CHORU The girls' chorus, made up of about seventy- Five girls and under the direction of Mrs. Ann Lee Gamble, takes part each year in several assem- blies. This ear, honoring the student body with many very p easant selections, they participated in the Christmas assembly, the National Honor Society assembly, the Spring Concert, and the Thank you Concert. The girls and Mrs. Gamble :leserve a word of praise for their fine work. GIRLS' ENSEMBLE l A select group composed of twelve girls is the Girls' Ensemble. To keep the number of girls ata minimum, a singing test is usually required of each prospective member. This group also performs at concerts and assemblies. FIRST ROW: Janie Row. SECOND ROW: Hannah MacLaren, Harriet Bedell, Linda Ernewein, Gail Russell. THIRD ROW: Meredith Sprague, Marian Bell, Mary Ann Paugh. FOURTH ROW: Mary Griffiths, Grace Holmes. FIFTH ROW: Diane Loughner, Callie McNett. Pianist, Jolynn Peak. I ,N .N ni' 46' nb Q I 's' a 's VJ ILS .,-v .Ja bil: N wot 'N 'Yin 1' xy r ur? 93' Nu Q' A -af y Q 'r I l-V .. 'I I. ' I - -l Q 5'eQY'H,et,iFiA,,,. 1 T, Y FIRST ROW: Dick Darby, Melvin Johnson, Mike Short, Jack Cole, Don Lowe, Jack Grissom, Mike Keenan, Ed Schneider. SECOND ROW: Brooks Martin, Dave Clark, John Maquar, Jerry Grissom, Bob Haines, Glenn Reinbold, Phil Lambert, Meredith Osburn, Norm Rado, Gil Kelling, Bob Archer. THIRD ROW: Tom Campana, Bob Blttel, Chester Davisson, Ronnie Ulrich, John Jerome, Bob Han- naford, Mr,Hyser, Norm Malcosky, Bruce Hickin, Hugh Hill, Bill Johnson, Bill Daberko, Dick Tate, ,,.,-11-,,g If R.End- Ron Ulrich, Tackle- Bob Hannaford, Guard- Don Lowe, Center- Glenn Reinbold, Guard- Bill Daberko, Tackle- Bruce Hickin, L.End- Norm Malcosky, Halfback- Jack Grissom, Fullback- Bob Haines, Quarterback- Dave Clark, Halfback- Lee Boston. ,Ji 1 Q .9-yi nhl 'L ATX 76 .0 fx ,AJ FO0TB LL HI LIGHT K' MANCHESTER Glenn Rembold s defenslve playrng as linebacker and cen ter was one of the few brrght spots rn Hudson s loss to the Panthers who recovered 7 of the GREEN For hrs efforts Bob Haines re celved player of the week honors as he led the Explorers to vlctory He carned the ball I2 times for 149 yds rncludmg a 56 yd TD Explorers 8 fumbles Glenn was voted Captain of the team X COPLEY Jack Grissom who played BGSTON The Explorers went INTO this halfback on offense and defense game thlnklng that they had al averaged 5 yds per carry In 9 ready won It As a result of therr trles he also made a great share overconfldence, they took a good of the tackles ln spate of Hudson s moral and physical beatrng from loss to the Copley Indians the Bulldogs 'fig fri' REVERE TWINSBURG John Nlaquar regarded by hrs Until thrs game Tom Campana coaches as a great runner, proved had seen lrmlted action, but when hrs greatness as he returned a klck he entered this game, he showed off 85 yds for a TD against the has true abrllty as he exploded for Minutemen who desprte thus, were two TD s and a PAT ln leadrng the strll able to squeeze out a vlctory Explorers to vrctory 77 MOGADORE Ron Ulrich played an out standlng game at end as he stopped the Wildcats end runs Mogadore then managed to score on pass plays for Its vnctory NOR DONIA Because he had a cousin Lloyd Hannaford, playing for the opposition, Bob Hannaford re peatedly broke through their of fenslve llne and made numerous tackles from has positron to slow up the Kmghts attack HIGHLAND Bemg a consistently good ball player throughout the season, B ll Daberko frnlshed hrs last game b blastrng holes rn Highland s lane as he paved the way for Hudson s ball carriers and a victory - 20 o o I 40 o 20 A , ' S I 7 x U 1 L -A 'fi A 1 k . . . . , . - . . . , . . . , I If . 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'WE--ll 7 A5 u- L..f'i1u-- Every year at Hudson a Kung and Queen are chosen for our Homecommg Court by the footbali team, magorettes, and cbeerieaders At the half tlme of the Twlnsburg game Barbara Jones and Jack Grnssorn were crowned by Marlene Amos and Lee Boston Amid the cheers of the spectators the court was drrven an Nancy Heck s car around the fleld Tr? N -amv'rC4 'A Q '17 13' 'Rx Queen Barbara and Kung Jack share the spotlnght 79 Q . , Q ' 1 fb , . f -, 9- ' I , If Q s f fr y I ' M V 'f-ff A Ww,,,,.r w W lx H v, Q.. -.-...M ir- , :H V .. N - my fig - we ' 55 r-M I-it H, Q A V A N ' 5 ' rr A M f ' I . , . .L ' I lv . ' . ,V N' Q i A in .-,A,,,,,w M a V 12 ' t, if sg: -or t 'fy Qs 4, KNEELING Lee Boston Joe Studer Dana Fogle IerryGr1ssom JackGr1ssom STANDING Mr Harkxns Bob Haines B111 Daberko Bob Hannaford Norm Malcosky Dave Henry Ron Ulnch Art Fenn manager VARSITY BASKETBALL The varsity five produced many a thrlll this year for there was never a dull moment as any basketball fan will tell you. Wlth the help of Coach Harkins and excellent teamwork, the Explorers came out of the season champions of the Suburban League. Approaching our last league game with Manchester, the blue and white had won six out of seven pre vious Suburban League games. A win against Manchester would give us an undisputed title for the cup. This game proved to be very exciting and in the end Hudson emerged victorious. The county tournaments were next on Hudson's list. Despite on to win two consecutive games played in overtime and emerge tion trophy. GAME SCORES Revere-43 Northfield-46 Kent Sta te-46 Green-45 Mogadore-41 65-Alumni-55 iii 55- 43- 51- 57- 33- Christmas Tourney 4l-Grand Valley-66 36-Andover-48 'Iii' 5l 60-Revere-50 -Manchester-47 80 a loss to Mogadore, the Explorers went as the winner of the third place consola 52-Copley-33 50-Green-40 46-Boston-70 56-Northfield-42 69-Twinsburg-59 57-Copley-46 62-Manchester-55 'iii' Coun ty Tournament 67-Twinsburg-45 57-Mogadore-66 66-Revere-ol 53-Northfield-52 'WK ,. ,- 4 M. 'X if w -QT I CL, 4 'Q -A A, - W, gp' 3- - -ft 7 :j,T1,- ,'-I ' N- zff-X j ' , 1 ' LI , f:'vJ'Q-z- .' t 53-ffzjj, ' -L , 'Vw-jfj J ff .' Q-Q2 f .511 vf-.L ,. . -- A ' j-,ffl 3 - J:-fn. ij' I ,Mb I 1,3 1 , 1' V , , V, I , -1 ,'Q1t:'fJ: i- s . f -Y-, , 31' 4 . 4 ' .fW'f',: Q ' , f ff V M' ' ,, ., 3.15 I V ,,,'fu -1 ',- .',. '-'.' A '--,L ., K an , ' 'f,',-::,- 3 ,' - jj.. ,'-A 1.11. VT... ' ' ,Uky '.' I - 1 1 ,Hx-x. ' ,JW Q ' .V A1 Z . -.-SH - ',- - , ' ,. Qi f' , - 'I' 32-' f X '-x 4 f , . 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I -lt 1 l,,g1.,ll.. , tl 'im' 9.44 in .. 3 FlRbT ROW Mlke Donley Larry Reum Eddie Dmgledme KurtDangerf1e1d Don Lowe Mclvm Mandar John Logan bECONID ROW Davc Whxpp Kclth jones John Marundale TonyU1r1ch I1lTllXlOIIHlg Rxck Fllson Chuck Mamn Ken Boers B111 bchafer Buddy Gram Jeff Sutton IOR AR ITY The Reserves dldn t have the wlnnlng team they would like to have had this year, but they proved they could keep up with the best of them The blue and white qunntet gave the hudson fans many a thrill as all wall agree The starting five for Hudson were Rlck Filson, Don Lowe, Chuck Martm, Keith Jones, and Ed Dmgledune Although the Explorers didn t wnn all theur games, they gauned valuable expernence needed In the future Kelth Jones, the only freshman to see varslty Bob Hannaford successfully grabs a re actnon this year, trles for a lump shot bound from a Revere player H 'T I ,I 82 SCM! FIRST ROW Ken Cargould Jeff Sutton Jlm Soles Eddle Dmgledrne W1llCoff1n Dave Whlpp Mxke Searcy Ronald Amity Ted Doyle SECOND ROW Tom Sparrow Larry Reum Jerry Godlewskl Paul Quackenbush Frank Cargould Ph1lComer1ato Allan Roy Tony Ulnch Kelth Jones Wayne Vanaman THIRD ROW John Dunbar Denms Richter Ken Wllkey Fred Coffln Ronme Davldson Buddy Grant Gary Rado Harry Chapman experience thus year They played lunlor hugh and freshmen teams from several schools JU IOR HIGH PORT The l956 57 gunlor hugh basketball team IS one of the finest ever to represent Hudson The boys won the trophy an their league, and Ronnue Davudson, Fred Coffm, and Wall Coffin were placed on the All County team FIRST ROW Carter Bell John Wllson Evan Hand Douglas Fogle Bxll Ragle Dave Walker Dlck Bradford SECOND ROW Dan Chrlstman Bob Bedell Nl1Ck Harris Alan Mlller Bob Clark Jlm Hodgson Bruce Mc Kee, Denms Rauca THIRD ROW John Mlller Mr Sprague John Boston Ronnle Davldson Fred Coffm Wxll Coffln, John Schlacter Phll Comerxato Fllp Klncade T g - J .-, This is the largest iunior high-freshman football team Hudson has ever had. These boys received valuable Cynthua h d Barbara Omon 7 i Jo Cynthia nes Quackenbush GC' Marlene Russell Judy CHEERLEADER Amos Gerberdmg The varsity cheerleadlng squad had an actlve season whlle supporting the football and basketball teams During basketball season the gurls presented assemblles consisting of clever sklts whach they planned them selves They attended a conference at Canal Fulton where they learned dlfferent techniques an cheering They Cheermg In a group and mdlvldually they gave a splendid performance Marlene Amos was captann dur Ing the football season and Judy Gerberdlng led the group nn basketball season 84 L 1 I 1 ' I 'l t also brought back new cheers and chants. ln March they entered the Summit County cheerleading contest. . . . . . . I D . . Q - , . 4. T' Dawn Ten Broeck, Phyllis Brooks, Shirley Hodgen, Judie Evans, The reserve cheerleaders, led by Phyllis Brooks, cheered dur- ing basketball season only. They participated in the pep rallied, and one of their duties was to assist the varsity cheerleaders in keeping the trophy case clean. Q 53,6 Leading the cheers at the junior high games and arousing en- thusiasm in their pep assemblies, the iunior high cheerleaders dis- played a wealth of school spirit. Led by their captain, Diane Hess, these girls were chosen from the many students who entered the cheerleading class taught by the varsity cheerleaders. Sandy Cole, Shireen Alford, Diane Hess, Barbara Keenan, Burnet Sumner. 85 . 'A T fjf' 49 A - M.--R. Sue Nosker, Nancy Heck, Loretta Hodgen, Nina Lane, Cynthia Ormonu, Hannah MacLar-en, Mary Griffiths, Meridith Gibbs, Pug Rardin, Y-TEE BA KETB LL The Y-Teen Basketball Team had an average season. The Junior Team won two out of four games, and the Sophomore Team followed with the same number of victories and losses. During the season both teams practiced every Wednesday and Thursday evening from 5:30 to 7:00. 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AND COLLISION Vlarshall I3 John on James H Johnlon l Resldeme Nhmp I Bedford ' Hudson ' Cleveland I 3410 N Vmford 'M N Vlfun Street l Stun Ohm lludwn, Ohio l Phone cw s woo vllom cu mm, l 93 I lt is my lo sincss to protect ou Co 'f Ilf' 'j, ACICIIJENI' AND HE.-Xl.'lll, l'CJl.IO, I' ,ATE G .. SS, ' 3. '. 'UI .ll l,IAlil . 'I ' . .' 'ROP- l.lAl .l'l'Y, . 'E Q . 'lIiS. ' I I 'Q Q ' . .' AS 9 Wigs J, 1' CONGRAIL'l.A'I'lU3-S ANIJ BEST VVISHES IO THE Cl..-XSS OF '37 TOMEI STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE HUDSON SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 AKRON OHIO Telephone HEmlock 4 8618 95 L 86 E. MILL STREET Geo. H. Gott Hardware Company Compliments of The Biggest Little Store In the Buckeye State Robert M. Gray Hudson Ohio Phone OL. 3 5891 HUDSON BOOD MARKET 116 M ' sm' SAYWELL S DRUG STORE Qu llty Meals a d Groceries HUDSON OHIO Pho e 0Lymplc 3 5411 96 , . 1 ' 9 a' n ' ' n ' - Hcrmzm and Ninn Wolfe, Owners Y'l'I'l'f IIN mm INL BBQ HT1' J X AIMQL N I E V I : Q- U2 O : 'U : E E75 E' : fm n O 5 'U 93 :s '4 The Akron Coca Cola Bottllng Co 115 N Hxgh S! e t BL. 3 3178 Compllmem f lullr hers ct BUII IJIINK I-'ROIJULTN C omplmmenls of Hudson Automoblle Assoclatlon ' MYERS FORD ' VILLAGE MOTORS ' LOCKHART CHEVROLET mpllm t Hudson Fireworks Company OLymplc 3 5228 HUDSON, OHIO 97 .5 wL?, H O 1 ' , L K l 6 I ik in K E I ' D ' n in UI - of If w 'E . i ff A 0., x 22 ?i'?iiQo , Q ' Y V xl I . .3 ' COINGRATUI ATIOTNS TO THE CIASS OF 57 THE TWINSBURG BANKING COMPANY TWINSBURG OHIO I-st1l l1shLd 111' Qerwlceb SAFI: DEI OSII BOXl:S IRAN El FR S LHELKS COMMERLIAI QAVINCH IOANS CO1 l I-CFIONQ f-OREICN EX! HANCF Vkemler of I-edeml Deposnt In urfmce C'orgor1t1on 98 , I Q. 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