Hudson High School - Log Yearbook (Hudson, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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A-' iv ' fl' . un L24-,, f--' ' x .,,,., ww . 4.1: 'H' 1 f ,f DEDICATIO Through the thrrty frve years gressmg from teacher to superln tendent 1D the f1e1d of education he has been deve1op1ng that keen understand1ng of educatxonal prob lems together with that fine sense of balance that makes h1m an out standing adminlstrator That th1s is recogmzed through out the State 1S ev1denced by the organizatrons he has held H1s most recent pos1t1on is that of pres1dent of the Oluo Educatlon Association It lS w1th pride that we too rec ognrze hls ab111t1es and ded1cate th1s ed1t1on of the Log to Mr John P McDowell A R- - f x 1! 0 that Mr. McDowell has been pro- increasing offices in educational 2 in '.'3n- ? N MEMORIAM On December 29 1957 w learned wrth deep sadness that Robert H B1ttel semor at Hudson I-hgh School had d1ed as the result of an automoblle accident Well liked by everyone Bob had 3 made an outstandmg contrrbutlon to the school in the f1eld of athletlcs He was elected to the 1957 All Suburban League team m football Bob s memory wrll live on in the hearts of all who knew h1m f ' f - A' 2 , .QQ if CPAQQI f f . . . I .1 'x .Xu q lf . . r Q . I . ' 'H' . x Zi 3 I i . I l V 1? 'n ay ,QQ W X ' I. N ,J ff , , e . . . 7 . o . , , 7 a SITTING Mr James Hand Mrs Lloyd Mrller Mr Harry Bubb STANDING Mr Charles Hammel Mr Charles Mrller BOARD OF EDUCATIO Mrs Lloyd Miller had been on the Board of Educa tion for twenty years and has been pres1dent for f1fteen years She and her husband l1ve on Franklm Street and operate Cooper s Flowers Mr James F Hand 1S employed by Monsanto Chemical Company He and hrs family l1ve on H1nes H111 Road and he has been a member of the board for thirteen years Mr Harry D Bubb has served as a member of the Products The Bubbs l1ve on HIIICS H111 Road Dr Charles Hammel and his famrly reslde on North Main Street He 1S a local dentrst and had been on the board for f1ve years Mr Charles Miller is the board s newest member He IS secretary treasurer of Thompson Products The Millers live on Aurora Street Mr P J Foltz retrred superintendent of Hudson Schools has served as clerk for eleven years He and his wife l1ve on Prospect Road 4 Mr P J Foltz Clerk . . 1 ' ' board for nine years. He is employed by Thompson ' ,r X xr ADMINISTRATIQ 'Y' K 1-4 Mr Lloyd G Benham principal of Hudson High School was bom in Tipp City After attending Tipp City High School Miami University and Western Michigan State Teachers College he spent three and a half years in the Marine Corps Mr Ben- ham came to Hudson from Bryan High School in Yellow Springs and now lives with his family on Middleton Road His capable administration has won him the respect of the school and community Mr John P McDowell super intendent of Hudson High School was bom in Fairlawn and attend ed Akron West High School He received his B A from Wooster College his M A from Akron Uruversity and he also did ad vanced graduate study at Ohio State University He was prevl ously employed in the school sys tems of Chatham and Northfield coming to Hudson in 1951 He now lives at Old Tannery Acres The numerous organizations to which he belongs are the Rotary Club the Summit County Teach ers Association the Summit County Superintendents' Associa tion of which he is a paSt pres ident North Eastem Ohio Teach ers Association and the Ohio Education Association of which he is now president -x, ' wt ,, 0 Z 470 40 420 40 0 0 70 20 230 220 Z 0 200 0 en roff m ent lllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllllIl IlllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllIHl IlllllIllIlllllllllllllllIllllllIll lllllllllllIlllllllllIllllllllllhll IIIIIllllllIllllllllllllllIlllllUll lllllllllIllllllllllIIlllIllllllIll lllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllIll -llIIIIllIllllIlIllllllllllllllHIll -IIIIIIlllllllII-llllIlIll-IIIIIIIII IllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllHlll llllIllllllIllllllllllllIllllllllll IlllllllllllllIlllllIllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllIl lllllllllllIllllllllllIIlllllllIlll IllllIIllllIllllIlllllllllllllHllll IllllllllllIllllllllIlllIlllIlMllll IlllllllllllllllIllllllllllIllIIIII lllllllllllllIllllllIlllllIllllIlll llllIIllllllllllllllllllllIllHlllIl lllllllllllIlllllllllllIllIllHlIlll lllllllllllIllllllIIlllllllllllllll llIlllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllIlllllllIIllllllllllllllIllllll lllllllllllIllllllllllllllllHllllll llllllllllllllillllllIlllllllllllll lllllllllllllHlE llIllllll4lllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllHllllllUlIllllll IllllllllllIlllIlllIlGIl' lllllIlll -Illlll7'llHIIIIIIIIAIUYAIIIIIIIIIII IllIIIhIIUKIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllIlll IlllllHIIIllllllllllIlllllllIllIllI llllllIllIllllllllllIllllllllllllll lllll5lllllllllllllIllllllllllllIIl lllllIIllllilllllllllllllllllllIlll llllUlllllllllllllllIllllllllllllll IIHLIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lfllllIllllllllIIlllllllllllllllIll IUIIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllIlllllll IIIIIIIIIllllllIllllllllllllllllIll HlllllllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllll llllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll HUDSGN HIGH SCHOOL Hudson High School draws students from the surrounding area which includes all of Hudson Village and Hudson Town ship and parts of Boston Heights Village Boston Township and Northampton Town ship By special arrangement with the Board of Education of the Boston North ampton School District tuition students from that district who are already en rolled may complete the1r schoolrng at Hudson No new tuition students were accepted this year One can t draw graphs rapidly enough to keep up with the present growth 1n en rollment figures Already the official fall figure of 545 has grown to 561 These students are distuhuted in th1s way 61 seniors 79 juniors 133 sophomores 95 freshmen 102 e1ghth graders and 91 seventh graders An addition to the high school was opened in 1955 Elght classrooms in the high school burlding however have had to be diverted to elementary students use The compleuon of the kindergarten pnmary building scheduled for Decem ber 1 1958 w1ll free these classrooms and allow space for our cont1nued ex pansron 55 540 530 50 510 500 490 480 460 450 440 3 1 400 390 380 370 360 350 Y 340 330 320 ' 31 soo , ,, 290 -' ze , , Z Y 1 -4 6 AL 250 240 1 1 190 180 170 16 150 SIZSZIZSIESZSSSSSSSSSSZSIESSIZSSSSSIEZIESS hllvlvhlhlhihlhltntdblwuvulkdldblsuhrlbhliulhlibgklltallklllllllllllv! 0lBUl9'sIGwDOu-NblulUl0'sIm'0 s-NwhU10slGv0 NUln5UlOtwl . . . . ' 1 v v 9 1 v 1 ' v . - - . p 1 v - 1 . - I 1 - - 1 2 1 - - - I O 6 vw-v-1 ., 1 'YV -vu,-Q Q fx Wx 'fe 3 Ty RUSSELL J, ADAMS Industrial Arts MARY F BEHANNA Vocauonal Home Economlcs I? i is FACULTY RAYMOND E. AESCHLIMAN Industrial Arts , Qjsk Pub 'tw'-O I ff! 1 if ill ifH'll r BETTY CAMPBELL Mathemaucs 8 1'-. IRS CN' S ONDRA LEE BA RNETT English VI INIA W CRAWFORD r flu' iv- Ev O 83 as f 'JA X ...1. 9 'X IMI, I ,Q - YK ' A e .5 A -,.'i'f'1'f ' ig,-s ., ,Q 1'F'.,' 'K ' ' ' :ay I 'ifisffu fl if ' ' A.t g H Y XFX: W1 ff N V . A XY X x :,,,, A A , X X ' ' N 1 A L . 42:3 A X 'Qi X' ' 21. ,wx . LOLA A DAUGHERTY Engllsh College Counselmg ROLAND E GAMBLE Instrumental MUSIC U ACULTY RUSSELL C FILSON Sclence B1010gy YQ! 'YUM rfb ELIZABETH GILLESPIE Bus1ness Educauon ANN LEE GAMBLE Vocal Muslc ,JDWM OLLY H Engllsh Spamsh 'UN QT' VN S-Q, 1 i5 . '. w A jf f ,L , . 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I U DONALD C, SCHERER Mathematics I ., N .2 as Q 9-I 45 STEPHEN B STOFSICK Sclence SOCIB1 Stud1es FACULTY WANDA STEC Busmess Educanon ARTHUR W, SPRAGUE Social Studies HARMON UNKRICH Mathematlcs Qi'- X- X bv GLADYS A, PARSONS Secretary to the Superintendent ANNE PARMELEE Nurse 2 PRUDENCE CARLSEN Cafetena Worker AUDREY STEWART Cafeterla Worker 1' STAFF , Z 'K 'SNS DONNA STATTS Secretary to the Principal ww CATHERINE THOMAS Ca feterxa Mana get . 62 le . 'SQ 14 Q. ' r K M ' A 2 ,Li ,,,L V fn, W 1 ., Q' fr , A . , Aki if , A , A ' , P I 5 uw A 23? - T 13 HENRY TESTA Mamtenance JOHN BOSTON Custodlan EDWARD NEAL Custodlan 'V- ELMEZ WEYER Custodlan STAFF HUDSON DRIVERS Albert Statts Dwlght Ellett Chester Fxrchow Wllham Douds John Gr1ssom Earl Hartz Ronald Papes John Morns NORTHAMPTON DRIVERS B111 Slawter Don Dudley vi: ff lg- -D6 1.7 14 11 1' xi 'suti.,,,.,,,,w, ef'-'b TOM CAMPANA Bedford High lg Football 2- 3-45 Football Co-Captain 4: Baseball 3g Track 3-4g Key Club 3-45 Key Club Sec. 4g Scholarship Team 2-3g Sen- ior Scholarship Team 4g Boys' State Alternate 3g Log Staff 4g Press Club 4g Class Pres. 3 4 National HonorSociety4 as., W?-7 gf' IUDY PHILLIPS Y Teens 2 3 4 Scholarshxp Team 1 3 Log Staff4 Teacher s Asslstant 2 Offlce Asslstant 4 Mayorette 3 4 Dancmg Majorette 2 Cho rus 1 2 Class Offxcer 1 2 3 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 4 Class Play 4 ffl MA ' , .1 if Cp MIKE SHORT Football 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 3 4 Track 3 4 Press Club 4 Class Vxce Presldent 1 4 Class Pres 1dent 2 Class Play 3 4 Student Council 3 SENIOR OFFICERS MARY ANN PAUGH Y Teens2 3 4 Y Teen Cabxnet 3 4 Inter Club 4 Guls State 3 Llbrary A1d 1 2 Concession Stand 3 Chorus 1 2 3 Choixl 2 3 Ensemble 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Nattonal Honor So ciety 4 fu N 'N ' - . . 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'Wa 9 -. ' 12i '. f JACK COLE Cuyahoga Falls Hlgh School 1 Football 3 4 Basketball Manager 3 Baseball 2 3 Track 3 Key Club 3 4 Scholarshlp Team 2 Semor Scholarslup Team 4 Log Staff3 Cafetena 2 Class Play 3 Student Counc1l Presldent 3 4 Natronal Hon or SOCICIY 4 RICHARD DARBY Football 3 4 Vlsual Aids 1 2 3 4 StageCrew1 2 3 Teacher s Asslstant 4 Caf eterra 1 2 i ff JH ily! 44' yi!! if DOROTHY DUNN S UE EMRICK Art 2 Teacher s Assrstant 2 3 4 Cafeterla 2 3 Con cessxon Stand 3 Chorus 1 Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Cabmet 4 Scholarshlp Team 1 2 3 Teachers Assistant 1 2 3 4 Offlce Assistant 3 Concesslon Stand 3 Chorus 1 2 Class Play 3 Nauonal Honor Soclety 4 18 tiff W CHESTER DAVISSON Football 4 Key Club 4 Scholarshlp Team 1 Con cesslon Stand 3 Cholr 2 3 ICQQRS Vw l.l'NDA ERNEWEIN Stow I-hgh 1 2 Y Teens 3 4 Y Teen Cablnet 4 F T A 4 Concesslon Stand 3 Cho rus 3 4 Chou 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Class Play 3 4 I 3 ' w , 2 . ' ' ' ' 5 . ' ' 1 - Y 4, O Sq : : A ' : - . 4 . VW r 5-if' f' . . 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HUGH HILL Football 1-2-3-4g Track 3g Key Club 2-3-4g Choir lg Class Play 3-4, BARBARA HALLSTEIN YTeens234 GAA 1 Art 2 3 Scholarship Team 1 3 L1braryA1d 1 Shop Assistant 4 Concesslon Stand 3 Danclng Majorettes 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Student Councll Treasurer 4 Natton al Honor Socrety 4 -Teen Basketballl 35 - 'A Teens 2-3-4g Log staff 3-4g afeteria Work 2g Majorette -3-4g Chorus 1, 20 M All so 15 711 NANCY HECK Y Teen Basketball 2 3 Y Teens234 GAA 1 Log staff 3 4 Press Club 4 Chorus 1 we W STQNIORS if RAY HUTCHINSON W if f-. t ,Lg j V- X Football 1-3-4- Baseball 4- Track 4- Visual Aids 1-2-3- 4- Log Staff 4 Teacher s y Assistant 4 Choir 4 Class Play 3-4- Student Council2 5' 1 1 77 ZZ Z f fb WW BETT JOHN ON 5 Teacher s Assrstant 1 2 T brary A1d 1 Cafeteria 2 3 Concess1on Stand 3 Major ettes 2 3 SEN IORS MICHAEL KEENAN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Track 3 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Key Club Presldent 4 Boys State 3 Concess1on Stand 3 f-25.9 BILL JOHNSON Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball ,1 Key Club 2 3 4 i ED KERR Football 84 Basketball Patrol 3 4 Art 2 Scholarshxp Team 2 3 Semor Scholarshtp Team 4 Stage Crew 3 4 Teacher s Ass1stant 3 'LO-JJ if ,,f'1,QUc, Alfuc,-.t,x.f? 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' f Y 1 ,, . :M I OY SHOLLER N QR s ROBERT SPANGLER RONALD ULRICH Aurora High School 23 Y- Teens 43 Art 3-4g Teacher' Assistant 4g Library Aid 4, 232, 'WET' ADVISORS BETTY CAMPBELL Advrsor RAY HYSER I f ff fl 26 S Log staff 3-45 Cafeteria 4g Football 2-3-4: Basketball Ch0il' 1-2-3-4. 1-2-3-4g Baseball 3-4g Track 3-43 Key Club 3-4g Class Vice-President 2- Stu dent Councll 2 SE IORS 91 I fx M J at A ,, R zirfifiiiia , l CLASS HISTGRY Sixteen rambunctlous toddlers made their way faltermgly mto the f1rst grade These lucky k1dd1eswere lrn alphabetrcal order to offend no onej Lee Boston Sue Emr1ck Jerry Grissom Nancy Heck Hugh H111 Bill Johnson Mike Keenan Ed Kerr Tom Kohl Ed L8hOSk1 Ph1l Lam bert Marrlyn Litzell Hannah Mac Laren Brooks Martxn Peggy Rard1n and Tony Schellenbach At the end of first grade we were Jomed by Mary Ann Paugh Second and th1rd grades brought Marian Bell Bob Papes and the mas ter chemist Fred Schaedel Bloody but unbowed we fought our way through fourth grade and were jolned just rn t1me for the fxfth grade operetta by Cynthla Ormond and J1m Broadhurst Barb Ha1lste1n comxng from Stow Jolned us in sixth grade Movlng up in ranks Barbara Jones and Cynthia Quackenbush made their appearance 1n seventh grade As rowdy e1ghth graders enjoying danc1ng class with M1ss York we were Jorned by Tom Cherney Dlck Darby Chester Davrsson Marce11e Foltz and Ela1ne Rowe In n1nth grade we were mobbed by m1ll1ons of folks all eager to start the1r lugh school years Janet Cochran Jack Cole Dorothy Dunn Joyce Greth er Bob Harnes Loretta Hodgen Ray Hutchinson Betty Johnson Judy Mrller J1m M1r1ck Penny Monlcal Judy Ph1l l1ps Nancy Ph1ll1ps J1m Prurtt Norm Rado Ed Schnelder Mike Short Bob Spangler and Ron Ulr1ch Tenth grade Mr Stofsick and the problems of May Day Dance arrlved qu1ckly followed by Torn Campana L1nda Ernewem J1m Evans Ron Ku b1cek John Maquar and Sue Nosker Feel1ng our Wheaties and candy bars we were Joined by Dave Clark Jan Grlrnore and Joy Sholler who helped with the efforts of Mr Patter son to throw a successful Junior Senior Prom Our last year 1n t1me to accom pany us on the senior trip brought Chloetta Newsom and Dave Randolph One of the hlghhghts of the Jumor year the prom Y 1 1 . . . D . . 1 1 u 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 a 7 e 1 o 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . , , ' 1 1 ' . o p - 1 . . 1 . E -V , fx f x, N if 5?-2 g 'A N -- . ERE- SENIOR sum MCCK 553,455 U ELECTIO Aruusnci Ov ANHATER In MOST PROGRESSIVE Cynthia Ormond GULLIBLE Barbara Hallsteln PURITAN Lmda Emeweln INDIVIDUALIST Hannah Mac Laren GENIUS Tom Campana Judy Pl'l1l11pS CLOWN Barbara Jones Chester Dav1sson WISE CRACKER Dave Clark LINE SLINGER Hugh H111 SNAPPY DRESSER Elalne Rowe Jerry Gnssom BIGGEST BLUFF Loretta Hodgen ABSENT MINDED Tom Cherney MOST AGGRESSIVE Ron Ulrlch MOST TEMPERAMENT AL Betty johnson BARE FOOT BOY WITH CHEEK Mrke Short BEST BEHAVED Sue Nosker Tom Kohl SOCIAL SUCCESS B111Iohnson SKELETON janet Cochran LIMELIGHT Manan Bell Ph1l Lambert ATHLETIC Bob Hames Peggy Rard1n ALL AROUND Cynthra Quack enbush ELVIS RAH' Mlke Keenan Dorothy Dunn EF FICIENT Mary Ann Paugh Brooks Martin HAIL HUDSONER jack Cole APPLE POLISHER Sue Emnck WOMAN HAT ER jirn Evans MAN HATER Marceile Foltz CLASS INSEPARABLES Tony Schellenbach Barbara Hallstein MOST FRIENDLY jan G1lmore ME, MYSELF, ANDI Dave Randolph THE ROVIN KIND 11m Mirick Carol Guthrie HEAP BIG I-IE MAN john Maquar MINNIE HA HA Penny Morucal OPT IMIST Norm Rado Bob Spangler THE SHADOW 11m Broadhurst MOST PATIENT Chloetta Newsom Dick Darby MOST AGREEABLE Bob Papes joy Sholler Ed CURLY LOCKS jim Pruntt TWINKLE TOES Lee Boston BIGGEST HAM Ray Hutchinson T N T Joyce Grether BIGGEST YEAT Ed Kerr MOST BOHEMIAN Ron Kublcek QUIETEST Mar1lyn L1tze1l Lahoski MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Fred Schaedel HYPOCHONDRIAC Nancy Heck FLIRT Ed Schne1der V0 ' rr y I GUS ' GUSHER- Judy MIller PESSIMIST- Nancy Phillips, 28 CLASS WILL Marian Bell wills her mother s antique rifles to Mr Stofsick for his future animated war discussions Lee Boston wills his ability to skip obliga tions which are placed on him by Mr Adams to Bob Mouse Barnes Jim Broadhurst wills his sax to anybody with strength enough to carry it around Tom Campana wills his ability to shoot a rabbit with an unloaded shotgun to Mr Stofsrck Tom Cherney wills his first part in the dance band to Fred Mrnck Dave Clark wills his Big D to Keith Jones Janet Cochran wills her ability to leam all the school gossip to anyone with a nose for news Jack Cole wills his one half interest in his girly show to George Randolph who wants com plete control Richard Darby wills all his time spent rn the auditorium isolation booth to next year s stage crew Chester Davrsson wills his Size 9 1X2 foot ball shoes to Tom Case Dorothy Dunn wills her chilly bus rides to the few future Northampton students who will get to enjoy them Sue Emnck wills her male route to any one who wants him Linda Ernewein wills Diane Jerome and gang the ability to break into someone s house Jun Evans wills his Olds to Bob Clark Marcerle Foltz wills a magnifying glass to anyone who wishes to read her writing Janet Gilmore wills all the pushups and other exercises from dramatrcs class to the football squad Jerry Grissom wills his ability to mouth off to refs on the basketball court to Ed Dingledine Joyce Grether wills to leave Carol Guthrie wills her knowledge of music to Bonnie Smith Bob Haines wills his football spikes to Gary Rado Barb Hallstein wills her pm head to Linda Jastromb Nancy Heck wills her ponytail to Keith Jones Hugh Hill wills his brg green ambulance to anyone who would be caught dead riding rn it Loretta Hodgen wills her majorette uniform to anyone big enough to wear it Ray Hutchinson wills his short shorts to Dawn Ten Broeck Betty Johnson wills her appetite toJoy Hertzog Bill Johnson wills his ruckname Champ to Mr Stofsrck Barbara Jones wills all her nannies to Johnny O Dell Mike Keenan wills his ability to ride horses to Diane Jerome Ed Kerr wills all the yeats he can catch ln a critchel trap to Mr Stofsick Tom wills his 55 Chevy to Harry Ronnie Kublcek and Phil Lambert will their basketballs back to Mr Harkins Ed Lahoski wills his choir robe back to the cleaners Marilyn Litzell wills her baton to anybody with enough sticky fingers not to drop it Hannah MacLaren wills her driver s li cense to Sue Elhott so she can drive every body around in her seruor year Brooks Martin wills his wavy hair to the one who wants it most John Maquar wills to Jan Gilmore the shirt she likes Judy Miller wills all her many study halls to any Junior who plans to take eight solids Jim Mirick wills his taxxcab service to Don Lowe Penny Monical wills her name Tuney to anyone who likes to be kidded Chloetta Newsom wills her embarrassed moments in English to any other new Southerner Sue Nosker leaves to Louise Anme Oakley Bee a box of rusty B B s for her trusty popgun Cynthia Ormond wills her car back to the dealer who s the only person who can get it started Bob Papes wills his football helmet back to Mr Hyser Mary Ann Paugh wills her wonderful fifth period coffee privilege to anyone who can stomach the cafeteria coffee Judy Phillips wills her nickname Legs to little Rick Filson Nancy Phillips wills her height to her brother Mike J lm Pruitt wills the duals on his car to Miss Crawford Cyntlua Quackenbush leaves her aftergame parties to Phyllis Brooks Norm Rado wills his position on the football team and his positions in school to his big brother Gary Dave Randolph wills his debating ability in government class to Diane Jerome Peggy Rardin wills her positron on the Y Teen basketball team to Kathy Nosker who will fill it just fme ui about two years Elaine Rowe wills her weekly current events grades to anyone who is anxious to ruin his average Fred Schaedel wills his favorite chemistry assistant back to the test tubes Tony Schellenbach wills his ability to get out of classes to next year s stage manager Ed Schneider wills all his girls to the lucky Junior boys Joy Sholler wills her three periods of typing to anyone who likes short fingers Mike Short leaves his Hot Stude to Art Fenn if he can drive it Bob Spangler leaves the tasty cafeteria food I . . . . . , . - . . . . . - ' ' N ' Il I ' ' I untsman, 29 Ron Ulrich wills his kangaroo legs to Art Fenn CLASS PROPHECY Marran Bell has developed super duper elastrc sox that may cut off crrculatron but sure stay up Lee Boston has formed a trro for rock n roll slngers They save money by runnrng to engagements Irm Broadhurst IS now presrdent of 4 H and after years of strugglrng has returned the agrr culture class to the hrgh school Tom Cherney now leads the All Amerrcan Boys Band and has more musrcrans than he can shake a strck at Janet Cochran and Ian Grlmore have set up a fancy French delrcatessen They feature No Doze pills humor mags and lots of black coffee Jack Cole rs managrng a strrng of rest homes for overworked and undemourrshed presrdents Rrchard Darby Bob Spangler and Brooks Martrn have managed to 1ncrease the audrence at the noon mov1es by addrng sprcy foreign prc tures to therr collection Chester Davrsson gave up and now manufac tures half sheets of paper to accommodate Mr Stofsrck s current events tests Nerther wrnd snow sleet nor harl keeps Sue Emrrck from her male route Lrnda Ernewern rs presently a travelrng lec IUIISI on teen age problems Irm Evans rs now presrdent of an msurance company called All Rrsk He had to start Marcerle Foltz formed her own debate team and occasronally challenges Mrs Campbell on the real meanrng of X In an effort to preserve hrs four acre farm Jerry Grrssom rs frghtrng agarnst a proposed five acre super hrghway through hrs land Carol Guthrre Dorothy Dunn and Joyce Grether were promoted from chref Explorer typrsts to cub reporters coverrng the Cleveland Zoo Bob Harnes and M1ke Short have been pro motmg an 880 roller skatrng relay race Barb Hallstern rs presently workrng on her masterprece a self portrart done rn pottery Nancy Heck opened a combrnatron gas statron and taxr servrce for all semors wrth money and no car Hugh H111 and Jrm Mrrrck have become permanent resrdents of New York Crty They mrssed the return train on the senror trrp Ray Hutchrnson has been srgned for the lead rn the Broadway comedy gleasgmn-L G0 D My Head Betty Johnson Loretta Hodgen and Marr lyn Lrtzell have founded a majorette school one of the extra currrcular actlvrtres IS busr ness typing B111 Johnson and Mike Keenan have extend ed their string of traps so far that they take two complete outfits to accommodate climate changes Ed Kerr and Tony Schellenbach have opened a charn of KGS frx rt shops Therr slogan 15 You wreck rt so wrll we' f Tom Kohl frnally gave up chasrng frre en grnes and grrls and now has one of each Ronme Kubrcek and Phrl Lambert frnally made use of therr two years rn French class they are the sole owners fand usersl of the Get Lost Travel Bureau Ed Lahoskr and Bob Papes combrned therr efforts to form the Hmes H111 Hunt Club and they actually have 57 horses Hannah MacLaren and Barb Jones are pro pr1etors of therr own bookre agency specral 1z1ng rn World Serres bets and they Just re cently publrshed a book, The Real Complete Practrcal Ioker, John Maquar became carrred away wrth hrs blacksmrth shop at the race tracks and now upon specral request shoes the Jockeys Judy Miller rs among other thrngs, pub lrsher of the dictionary The Real Gone Lexr con to whrch she contrrbutes such phrases as If I want anythrng from you I ll rattle your cage Chloetta Newsom caprtalrzed on her lrl ol accent and can be heard on televrsron as the chorce M 8.: M peanut rn advertrsements Cynthra Ormond designs sport clothes and just recently completed a stunnrng lrne of cheerleadrng styles among which are the tra peze and chemrse fash1ons reer as a rock n roll organrst rs now try1ng to organize the volunteer nurses Judy Phrllrps and Tom Campana are now co moderators of the qurz show Beat the Junrors Cyllthla Quackenbush wrrtes the local so crety and drrt column whrch rs Mr Stofsrck s favorrte Qnext to Ann Landersj Norm Rado and Jrm Pru1tt operate an auto mob1le accessory shop next to the school as a student council money makrng project Dave Randolph created the world and now rs workrng on the f1ner pornts namely Mrchrgan Peggy Rardin and Sue Nosker bought rnto the Harlem Globetrotters and wrll play exhrbrtron matches agamst them for semor classes Elaine Rowe rs the manager of Hudson s only complete babysrtting serv1ce They 11 babysrt any trme anywhere Fred Schaedel after strrmblrng rnto one of hrs many chemical vats 15 starring rn the mov1e The Incredible Shrink1ng Teenager Ed Schnerder after years of struggling wrth hrs Brg harr frnally became bald you d never recognrze hrm now' Joy Sholler Penny Monrcal and Nancy Phrllrps operate the Jekyll and Hyde Beauty parlor a complete change over rstheir goal Ron Ulrrch and Dave Clark are workrng for Decisrons Inc and make the more drfficult choices by flrpprng corns : - . , I . . . . . : - . . . . . ' - . . . . 7 . - I I li- . . . . . I I I U . . . . - . ' .- . T, 2 ' - ll ' Y I . ' . . . . . ' . . . . , . . I I I his own because nobody would insure his car. - Mary Ann Paugh, after an unsuccessful ca- , . D . . ' ll ll ' ' . , - . ' ,, 0 . . . . . . . , I I 0 I 0 . . , O f . . . I ' I ll ' ll I o 1 . , '- ' n ' u - - -- l D n g : . . . - - I I , . 30 la men f , .-.nf FIRST ROW Marjorre Brlntnall Treasurer Phylhs Brooks Secretary Barbara Brrntnall Treasurer SECOND ROW FrankComer1ato Presrdent IerryThornpson Vrce Presrdent U ICR CLASS The junror class had a very successful year w1th Mr Stephen Stofsick and Mr Russell Adams as advisors They raised money for the class treasury b sponsorrng several after game dances and by operatrng the concessron stand They also presented the junror class play Room For One More GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Each year an outstanding junior boy and grrl and an alternate for each are selected by the faculty to be the dele ates for the student govemment at Co A A lumbus e boys are sponsored by the Amerrcan Legron and the Amerrcan Legron Auxrlrary sponsors 'P the grrls The candrdates must be outstanding Ln c1t1zensh1p and should take an actrve mterest rn the Q 5 govemment Thrs year s delegates are Rrckey Frlson M 5 ' and Sue Mrller wrth john Marundale and Sue Elliott as altemates Rrckey F11son Sue Mrller 'll all John Martmdale Q X X Q Sue Eulon 32 X . X V O AF 5 ' ' I 9 3 ' o I 9 , 5 n . ' l I ' . ' . . Y - , . ' I' ll , . I l 5 . ' . , 1, ,f f -ff. . . -. . , . STV' V A ' V f ' ' ' ' ' :QAM use , . ' me f' - - if - , I. y Q arf 4' KK? f f x 4' x' x X T , , 2 li X L ' Roberta Baer I oe Ball Bob Barnes Sally Berthold Ken Boers Harry BOIVIH Paul Bowman Nell Burns ag, 1:9 vI'4i-Q, Sf T7 al l X fn 'Q Phyllrs Crmcolo Harold Cole Jack Cole James Colwell uf' nm IU 10115 AHF' aa vw' Shxrley Cook Kurt Dangerfreld I udy Dunbar 'W 2 fl WM Robert Elrod Sandy Fenwxck Candy Flrcklnger Margo Gruber Dorothy Haller Sharon Hanlon Kathleen Hanson Judy l-Iayme Larry Dunlap ai rg Ti' if sf XFX WM WWW 33 ' ' if X Q ' T. ,, . A ,A X 'a ,H Ill' . :W A3 47 7 A ,Q ,A af-, 5 . . . 1 sig! y viz? Q. N. f ' , 4' .I ff: ' f ' ' X I J ' X . A , X li' lu L y I I! A iq, fi XA ' ' , bl 5 'f 1 ' , frm y YZ v W 4 , , v . B 'Q LJ X 5? 3 .S B S ' . ' Li ' ,-rB Xp Hyf SX! ,!1 .-1 - xl f ml . K I W5 2 1. . . F, f ' 'X . gb Q, S 'C - lv A wg: 5 V, ' X 41 If 3' 1 2' , 3 , if X-, All fm x , V x 1 A il f ... A ,.. Q ' ' 'N 'A 5 .-.- - G - -H L, ' ' E ' I Y B W Q -' l .K X H: 1 A rs jg x . av 117 Gall Klngsley Roberta Kruse Jerry Leek ,ws IU 10115 -B Don Lowe Charles Martln Treva Mazzeo fi L-pf' +.-P 1! 9 3 v-Y Paul Headland Joy Hertzog Meg Hlckey Nancy James Lmda Jastromb Dxane Jerome Melvm Johnson G11 Kellmg S. 'E' 'H bu.. nh qu., I wr TX Judy Merrill Jack Morns J anlce Noble S ue Norton Ph11 Parmelee Carol Pepper Steffre Pfelffer Shuley Ramsey George Randolph Mary Rlce Jean Ross lame Row Art Schax Hank Shoenfelt Kay Smith Elame Sopka W' Lee Thursby Mary Lou Ulrxch Roger Vargo Bob Walbndge Judy Wmters Dave Young Mary Yost Herb Zarle DV Q' S5 7-345- ik. -1' vrs 'S- ,,, Y: plum 'GQ 'Ms' 1 Diana Sprague Frank Starr Joe Studer Lmda Tapp Dick Tate Debbre Teas Dawn Ten Broeck 4? Rr 'V' 'Sn ze 4' 'FU7 i:..'r i xwvfa 1 fig fr' a-if I Q s 35 Q V V i ,,,x 'PS ' , g, Av '--+ '57 f 5 VIA ,WZ fix. IU, I ' ' , Q, ' I- - VC A '-s. ' . RV 4: :Lair . 'qs' 'V , 'ix' 3 iq-if g . A R V ! 7' Q M M Y fl y ,X V,,, , 7 X c!E!5 1E.a'2-'ala , i7 Ja if 'sys R' ' J We f A A' J 'V 2,, f ' I .-.ag A77 ff' ff H - 1 Q Q M H IU IORS I' X R' 'T ' .Vx . - I V , M . R . iff: R. 1 - Ill it 1 f Q ' . L f I do I KR 1 7 -. . N-Q4 F y.f::. 5, 5 M W ' :ISN , .M ,, I tg a 'x,f.f, Mzgifjrgt I? 'Qt' W' , ,, ef, i 5- ' ., , 'T 1 N if 'N P ' ff I , I I Lk r fy J! 5 ' I XY , ' ' ' 5 ' '3 .JFVQT Q R of -r, . 1 f ,- 1, 4 1 If -xr 1 7' . The Sophomore class, under the direction of Mrs . Lola Daugh- erty, had a busy year participating in many activities . The selection of class rings was of major inter- est to everyone . The traditional May Day Dance as well as three after-game dances were sponsored by the tenth grade and took much planning and hard work. Other money-making projects included several bake sales and the selling of fruit cakes during the Christ mas holidays .KT ff' CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW Diane Alford Secretary Eddie Dmgledine President SECOND ROW Judie Evans Treasurer Me1vmMandat Vice President SOPHOMORE CLASS as ,rr f Q f . . - xi I ' A gl . . I . . ' ls: I. Tfrf Q I , .,.,, f' A 3' 4' A , 'f'? kk- C' '1' 'Y' ffm X Nancy Drckman Mlke Donley John Dunbar Shuley Dunn Susan Edelman Lan1 Erwrn Carolyn Farkas Davld Felmly Art Fenn Vlrgmra Fenner Darlene Fobes Lavada Fobes Harold Fraelrch Karen Fuhrman Tom Gager John Gxbbs Loulse Bee Sandy Bemc Lmda Bxdwell Marllyn Blentz Susan Blttel Phylhs Blau Carol Boschert Jo Ann Bowers Nancy Broadhurst Molly Bubb Shrrley Cargould Rosemary Carter Tom Case Harry Chapman Marlene Chase Claudette Ch1COI8 Ken Cochran Dan Conley L1nda Cowley Jrm Cramer af 'cv' fi' A ,. M 'bw' Q X 9 M' , .tif , I g X nnyy w M f iyy , 1 B , Q w avr ', . a. . I 6 I iQ . . by Q ' , J . xx 'V 2, ' T hx . ' I 7 '41 Q 2 r.:ff,f,r, l n ' f 4 1'1 -sss 25 MP' J My A Q yi qv I ,k rl y iii B 'K y n y,?V D7 ii' A I, I f-,M X Q gr V 4 X 9-f f A 1 fl x l hal, , , A 73 SCPHQMURES B C . - lr- P1 'N x M Hi? :li K Rx Xu I I f ' f B In . 4, ls -I In VI T at J . xl rl. A 1 a a Y V ' Y M I I , he Q .1 lg. L a fi , H v sf. 6 Gerald Godlewslu Buddy Grant A11ce Grtssom Jun Hager Caryl Hardy Davld Helphmstrne Shlrley Hodgen Frank Hosterman Stan Hosterman Sue Huelsman Sherry Hunter Harry Huntsman Judy Jones Kelth Jones John Katser Beverly Kapusmskl John Keeney Loretta Kovacs Nancy Kuhns Pat Lambert 4 FRN 1 .ni 31 'C'-r -7 'yr V7 rw, I , ,f '-:J ,,'7' , . . . X W . af.: sp , , d j Q U-if! d A h 31 if I L., ,V 3' A A' ' 5 'U 1 V if A. X ,f w- , a 1 up ,K xr? is , J' wx Wilt L , 1 J ful ' J eil L at L fn if f w I ,ix . ff L I L . '3 7 ' 1 ' ' + L , L-1 .4 J A W 1 3 'W W! 9 V' ' 231 -at f iff - 1' XXT'14:,fl f L y . I if .. fa- 1- 5. , L, 4 L 5 - - 1 2, 1L ' L f -, n L r 4 G - , , . 1 , n 1, , 'Q f' H '-'47 u ' ffevl VI.. if 604' P ia. mt A Lynne Lelter ., Iohn Logan Eddre Lopeman Dons McCadden Ron Mahon Stefan Malank Corahe Martm Larry Mtddleton Kathy M1115 Mane Morrmg Carol Moms Janet Morse V1ctor Ohm Harold Olson Charles Patten Jolynn Peak 38 SGPHOMORES A' 1 gl 'U' jf av, Peter Stewart Lynn Struggles Pat Studer Jeff Sutton Denny Tanner Pam Thomas Mary Jane Tyler Shuley Uphold Carol Veon Terry V1ncent Peggy Waddell Srgnd Wagner Dave Wallace Nancy Watson Kay Whrtehead Q' V9 My szf 'ce' 'sn W M4 7 HYZWQ -s 5 JN! H mm 4 0 ,r fl Prlscrlla Penrod Mrke Phrllxps Carol Pmkston Paul Quackenbush Gary Rado Julia Rado A1 Rasr Ronald Rengle Larry Reum Denms R1chter Don Rlngler Chns Robmson Steve Roby Allan Roy Lmda Shoenfelt Charlotte Soles Jrm Soles Bonnre Smlth Robert Smrth Tom Sparrow 45 Ill vu 90431 '27 if Floreen Wrlliams -gy Tony Ulrich ffl. SOPHGMORES 39 41 Mrs T' iQ. - FRES HMAN CLASS OFFICERS Shrreen Alford Secretary Sandy Cole Presrdent Bob Clark Vrce President Drane Van Antwerp Treasurer FRESHM N CLASS The members of the Freshman class guided by Mrs Carmella Ka1g are no longer the greenhorns of last fall They have en tered enthusrastically into all extra currlcular actrvrties and stand hrgh acaderrucally A very successful bake sale was held 1n the fall. The mrd wrnter dancing class and class par ties proved very popular wrth the Jrtterbugs IH full command. 15'- 40 5 ' 5 5 5 ' , Q I f X , zz ' 7 22 4 Z z i Q I N ,r Q ,L xii. . ' . : . : . ' : , . O D . 7 fl . 1' , - Ronald Amity Fred Baer John Berg Mary Bresemerer Suzanne Blau Kathy Bonen Sandy Boschert John Boston Dlck Bradford Judy Brewer Sandy Broughton Marne Burns Allce Camglra Frank Cargould Kenny Cargould Nelson Case Nancy Davldson Ron Davldson James Delmoro Quay Donley Susan Ellls Ruth Emnck Marcra Farkas Donna Fede Sara Fletcher Betty Fuller Bob Green Mary Lynne Hannum 0- ' 'K' at-r' V 759 'X 36- v--v' vp-a ff'-wr' FRESHME 'W Q B' W ,4- Q- Jw Af' A lv- -1 V7 '37 ' if-241 il TR ay X ' A, K I , ff: 7' I nv-7 10 , I ,fn 2f'w si 5 ti., y LI' l . Y gl ' E , ' ' V ' I i I ' I - I .Q Q V , 'ff B+' ,Qc :' l . yy '4 t.,E?,, ,tix 'lf' , L I f . L92 S 4 , x J ' , l f',N jf.x gg N- ,i 'V f XX S. A . . . R ' I 'S' N' x VL - 4: aff' ' f L 'T 4 if -.v -f 4 r V a N ' 'B' Phil Comeriato , , n v , ,E , - ,-ff' ' f 4 'L ,J ! Rag ? , ' S ' 'K ,' ' Fw f er' K -fr I 1 . hz: I In n ' ,4 Q I lly, uv, fx 5- ' 3 ' ,,, i . ll MW Af V LV X :vw , Q , I 4 x B .fl , . 1 K 4 y I 7 L,- k l L W -J W X B1 , 4' ff' PQ N I Hg' 1 J X H12 W Sharon Hayes fnot prcturedj D1ane Hess Jan Hlckey Jim Hodgson Darlene Hoff T1m Houlahan Carol James Martha James Eleanor Kafer Barbara Keenan Alan Kelrn John Klever Mary Kohl Mlke Kneger Bob Lane Beverly Lehmann James Lmderman Karen Longsworth Karen Lowe Pat McC1a1n rw 4o '1' Sl 'Maha V T W , I s A' 1 Q1 A? gf' if X AWCJ 5 - l ,-5 an 'vi ff 322 -wr K' 42 4 '-7' New Jud McCoy Dave Manford MOHICB Martm Penny Mason Glnny Messner Jeff M111er Marguerrte Mrller Rachel Montgomery Rrchard Mordarskx Saundra Morris Nancy Muller N N A ' f 'Lf ' Ta ' L YZ? f Q? ,Q 172' ' I ffl l' W -f' Q ' ' 2,3 93 . Z f' V ffl' 187 J lk. . .J. Q : f iilggin I 'K M J f J X' ff' -. 'f, if - fr, ' J' f f i?3F54ifaM h ' H + . 3- ..i f,v , ' T . I a r I 1- L K ae. S' , 4 Vik 54 .-1 N I iff J M ' Q . f'- 'x ' 5. , , '53 ' 7 ,f y Zzy W M 'gy 5 5 nfl f 3 J ' ,JV J W -J L., y we gf yi fi' My . . f 2 ' X ' X' A ak? 1 v e i A4,.x,t' ,- Agn!-r 2 uh . 'X .J Y ,, 'LMI' T' , G ' . J J Q 3' Vi 43' ' - ' . . 51 V. L -LX 'ff or 1 Xl 'V ' 'V 3 J' Q if X as l 1 J WH!! 'N ww C '4v --'Q x Burnet Sumner Theresa Swanson Frances Tate Prrscllla Towner Nancy Townhill George Trask Charles Walton Richard Watson Holly Weidman Ruth White Louis Zirinski L A 1 '77 YZ 4-.1 Rxckey Newsom Tom Pace Ralph Payne David Pferffer Kenny Poje Sarah Post Myra Ragle Joanne Rasl Denms Rauca Roberta Rice Joe Rrckey Dayton Sauerman Michael Searcy Belva Shaffer fnot plcturedl Wynne Shilts Prrscrlla Soles Danny Starcher Mrke Starr Kay Statts Helen Stottlemue FRESHME 43 C3 ,lf '-f -ar' 5 Tv , '43 f Y 0 1 11 6- Diane Alger Bill Becker Carter Bell Liz Caldwell Chris Chubbuck 'Oi 6 K ,fs 4' A! TTY A g A ,A,, . A A V li ' Q!! L- r 1 Deanna Cunningham ., Judy Cunningham Janice Grover lnot picturedj h S'-1' g 5.-, y '-f 1 Evan Hand , 5 'f -,.' gh 3 ,-, Vt Roberta Henry X I X il Diane Hinger y 4 ,WL F A g, me C34 A 1 Q Nj fr... , xg Nq X -la, X--r Q, :el 12-15: ,gfgfffgi E - 1t'-.- H'-Iiirlkx .at 4. Harold Hosterman Ion Kingsley Marilyn Malcosky Shonnett Martin Alan Mxller if 52 -rx EIGHTH GRADE The eighth grade proved their competitive spirit by winning the maga zine drive this year With Mrs Marthena MacCracken as advisor they participated in many activ1t1es including the very successful Junior h1gh operetta, Mississippi Melody a lively story about Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn Dancing class and class parties rounded out the year These students will be a welcome addition to the upper classes next year Nancy Newman Greg Prentiss ,A 4, Brll Ragle Westy Rogers J s VV' f-W LQ Martin Schaeffer Sally Scribner Penny Simms Ronnie Smith Dave Walker 7x A 44 M Q yt of , Y N E . . X ll ' .11 2 'J :fb ,I . 'fl , . . ' , in i Q 3 Q N . ,iv - A 1 . A 15 ,, Q ' f - ff X v r M r af I .1 5 VI 31343: V 4 f .2 ' ' ffm, ,I Ah' Av. gl 4, . K Ji T ff-f, f , 'XA ,N 1. , . - xjlqia ' 1, if s -V i K' A all bl ' S 5111 -A tb at - 2? Y . ' n - Q . X, 4? ix A . h Lifi N V qvf. 4 ' X' Q - X 'fl , - s Q Veg . ' - .. - rggyn, ' A l 'K f S N S1 51 'W M lla' ' ' 9... ' U 1 Bonnie Berthold Ioan Bittel Myron Chicota David Conger Melba Cook B111 Forester Sandy Grlssom Sandy Heller Patty Huntley Steve Kenyon Flip Klncade fx X XX X x N 9 Q hh aff? 3 D 4' KJ min A EIGHTH GRADE 'rv Nl 45 B111 Krnsman Roberta McK1nney John Mrller David Morris Kathy Nosker Jim Pepper Larry Peters hm Rothgery David Spohn A11ce Stewart Ted TenBroeck Betty Veon Donna Whtte Gary Wm . 1 0- , f '- .-f we B' B . ,, Y.. X B y A . t , FN . il 6 . x ...I 'Fx f ' 'V , , Q av 3 5 '-T' , - f i I , W, 4' 125 21. F A nz my My ,, A E I - ' M, Dale Ross ,QA 5 f 1: , 6 X X , ,' R :Ii 5 A w , 11 1 IX. me ' X5 1 .1 , df af' X m if Ex t, N- . 4r.q vu T? as Q5 XX io-A x S4 35 -v. EIGHTH GRADE Marcia Jackson Penny LaBorde Taffy Langton Donna Leverett Paul Lowe Barbara M1115 John O Dell Donald Reardon Tom Starr B111 Wm Bonrue Wrlght Mary Ann Zumskl f A1 Q 46 Richard Bachmann Carolyn Bingham David Boers Harry Bowman Peggy Broadhurst Steve Cyphen Ronald Fenn Jean Fobes Jim Godlewski Evelyn Grohe -7, 'C X 'N 4 as JS :r :x I as -4 no VI IN 5. 'U F-1- o F9 x: F1 J, no o. Sa A f 3 if r r 1 6,11 ' , Y ur - A . . 3 I-i l ix .-5 R ,. ,rg I ,.-f s Q A -cm V .maui L. N' , 1 ' '9' 8, M. L1 he 1 1 lr X L' pa? 5 1 Bob Bedell Mardi Bubb Tom Campbell Barbara Cherney Gary Enlow Karen Fraehch Rmda Grohe Wolfgang Haller Harvey Hanna Nrck Harrls ips-r EM. E was: -A-7 i 6 x . fgyxk' Z aa 1' EIGHTH GRADE .ug 'T T E Q 0' in V- 41 2 1 '5- Ned Luce Carolyn Marsh Fred Mmck Phyllrs Morris Jeff Noble Marllyn Peak B111 Poje John Polovrck John Roberts Brran Searcy Dean Smnh Vrcky Sobczak Rrchard Wallace John Wilson Drck Wrnters an M J wx fa of :fig f . ,gi 3 U Q 1- :. ' -1 Z' 1: , Avg Air . J -'ixrgfffg , A- f,a.- , ay 4-4 . . ,v ' 0- M -.. 9'-T? Y M f QT! H A .J 1 f 'QA ,, . if G -.,.U5Em,yV Q r l A , M I gh- Q N, jg-W' ' Hm.Q,,'3 J A in ' 'Q N . 'fn ,' 'Q V . fff . b H ,filfff or JA fl is 'Flwiiif V' J L ai 3 if V fl f , . W 7 5 ,xx U ka -,ai f ' ,Q ., N QV 5? F , at ,gn - J J . . 5 Y 'M Y as I n I . 'Ax tr 47 A x Peter Adolph ,A y y - y M A Allen Arnold M f y L .Qi A' V Mary Barrett A ' A y W ' Anne Bock : at V 2 i d A P' M A Carol Booth d P 'v -A q B 43 Q- Mx, ,, 9 1 if x Q ty tw, A WJ 1 R Y . I Q A 1 if '55 ? C NU Y ef.. ' V' ' A ,Z 7 Paul Buslawrch Erme Cargould Trm Carr B111 Cochran Randy Cole Barbara Crossen Les Dmgledlne Irm Ernewern Sharon Garrett -f Y SEVE TH GRADE The seventh grade students, enterrng therr frrst year 1n Junror hrgh face a perrod of d1ff1Cl.l1t adjustments Wrth Mt Russell F11son as therr advrsor they learned to take studres and exams rn their strrde To keep from all work and no play they partlcrpated 1n the JUIIIOI high operetta, held a dancing class in the fall, and had several class part1es Fred Gurnach Dorothy Johnson 'C' Elarne Lahoskr r John Lentsch Mrke Meeker Devm Paterson ' 11 'W Sue Peters .1 7 George Post 1-Q' Lana Ryan 5217 fb is IRNSN El Charles Sharp Don Sparrow -- ' 'rr vf Gary Tennant Susan Thomas Laurte Wagner 48 . . r gina'-w-'j,7 V , ab, .x LL' . . . . . yy ,, . . . . . a gl- , Ii Z' ' xg dag 5 'f r 1 . W ft y V ' gh x, 3 Donna Lenhart A W P X it tt ,,.m ' . f x f ' 24' a 1 . eff? 1 :Jr I LGA' 3' 'Q W , . , P t, y., ' 'f v f' wr- f dr Q P '24 d 7 gffilrfl 5-H.. fx 1 A P 1 S Y ' T P 1. T' -vs ' ' '3'.- ' ' '9 ,ar 'rj ay y, xp Q ,ax at n-A 'B' 47' H G -1' B111 MacDowe11 D1ck MacFarlane Sue Major Max Malarlk Scott M111er Judy Pmkston Lmda Post Laddre Rasl Russell Reum Gall Ruhl Maureen Swanson Scott Teas Ianlce Veon Jeanette W1111ams Sally Yost D Y 'bl B at Crys Ahrens Nebby Barr Judy Bee Gladys Bowman Stanley Camglia Laura Denton Irene Gier Launa Henry Duane Hess John Hosterman Sandy Hubbard Don Jackson Marty Jackson Paul Klthil Pete Korba Ruth Luce SEVE TH GRADE '39 ,ui-M X 49 .45 'A 24 AW' in., 'Y Y' 217' gl s NXXW SEVE TH GRADE Terry McClelland Kenny Newsom Rrck Norton Heather Pntchett Mary Beth Ralls Judy Rerber Jeanette Schaedel Larry Seese Kay Sholler Faye Soles A1 Statts Janet Struggles Lynn Werchsel Davrd W11son Roger Wood Nw L Joan Bennett Part Berg Ralph Brucker Dave Daberko Esther Davenport Debby Dewey Karol Hale Bob Hedler Gary H111 Jan Hunter Lrnda Hunter Marrlyn James Jrm Johnson Rxcky Ktmball Carol Klever 48 .U 1' ie: IW' N9.w su. 1 f -1--I S vga' Ev., ' L.. vf , X it XX 43 f 'F t at . At 2 QGGARJ 13 M wt tx 50 . r 2 X .6 .R Ja J 1 Y ' ' ' 43,51 T, , ' -1 , D to N X . ' W , J 1 A :S J t Q rs J J 1 . V .big 1 . , Ut rt. i f yi' - 'Lf za 'V a ' . 1 ' A In I 'I f X X ' H ,::'A ff ' u . If J -' D-lr U D V- ' M7 N ei df .A . ff' l ,is l 'T I ,A 43-I 4 ' , if xfrr V I1 54' J . x j at H, M A ' I X EJ LAYOUT FIRST ROW: Carolyn Farkas, Candy Flickinger, Susan Elliott, Linda Jastromb, Marjorie Brintnall. SECOND ROW: Elaine Sopka, Dennis Ratica, Mike Don- ley, Cynthia Quackenbush. ART FIRST ROW: Sue Nosker, Wynne Shilts, Judy McCoy, Cynthia Ormond, Jim Cra- mer, Diane Alford. SECOND ROW: Roberta Rice, Dawn Ten Broeck, Loretta Kovacs. Nl-vu LOG STAFF LITERARY FIRST ROW: Sara Fletcher, Penny Mason, Burnet Sumner, Sharon Hanlon, Mary Yost, SECOND ROW: Diane Hess, Jim Hodgson, Tom Campana, Di- ana Sprague, Barbara Brintnall. Q7 n. v ' 'ff .. -un I X Judy Miller, Editor X. 'mm .-f 199 Y C7 Hannah MacLaren, Feature Editor ADVERTISING STAFF FIRST ROW: Mike Searcy, Norm Rado, Tom Pace SECOND ROW: John Logan, Jim Mirick. THIRD ROW: Ray Hutchinson, Richard Watson. PHOTOGRAPHERS Paul Bowman, Hank Shoenfelt, Harry Chapman, Harry Boivin. LOG STAFF xfnff .I , fr ,497 TYPISTS Judy Miller headed the 1958 LOG FIRST ROW: I.01'eIlZ3. I'I0dg6l1, Janet COCh.1'aIl, SEC- Staff made up of Seventy-one Students from grades nine through twelve . They worked under the direction of Miss Dolly Gray, advisor, from early fall until March 10 to make sure the fine record established by previous staffs would be continued. They know this LOG is big- ger: they hope it's better. OND ROW: Janice Noble, Barbara Jones, Roberta Kruse fnot picturedl. SUBSCRIPTION STAFF FIRST ROW: Judy Phillips, Judie Evans, Linda Bidwell, Judy Brewer, Marcia Farkas, Sandy Fenwick, Lani Erwin, SECOND ROW: Nancy Broadhurst, Judy Jones, Nancy Muller, Kay Starts, Diane Van Antwerp, Myra Ragle, Theresa Swanson. THIRD ROW: Holly Weidman, Lynn Struggles, Art Schai, Ron Kubicek, Robert Spangler, Ruth White, Linda Shoenfelt, Mary Lou Ulrich. 'X T7 FIRST ROW Stanley Can1g11a Judy Relber Bob Clark Ed Lopeman SECOND ROW Barbara Jones Cynth1a Quackenbush Barbara Hallsteln Sue M111er Penny LaBorde John Marundale THIRD ROW Jack Cole Fred Schaedel A11ceCan1gl1a Norm Rado Paul Quackenbush STUDE T COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FIRST ROW- Cynthra Quackenbush Secretary, Barbara Hallstexn, Treasurer. SECOND ROW Norm Rado, Vrce Presldent, Jack Cole, Presxdent. 54 Twelve representauves and four offlcers make up the Student Counc1l Two representatives are chosen from each class Serv1ces of the council this year lncluded spon soung a magazine dr1ve which topped all previous years w1th a total 1n excess of 57500, selectmg hall monitors, holdmg a Funvs Vandalrsm party, and back ing the show1ng of noon movles In the second se mester they began plans to have a fore1g'n exchange student enroll at Hudson next year Mrs Marguente Rrng ler sponsors the group I H . ,N , .,, T7 , V, QL : . 1 'Q 9 I v 3x N T. f -.. H ,iw V A . v V xy , X ' ' v J' A 'X : 1 9 1 o I I I I I I . . . . . . ' I I I p . , . Q Wi? R' . ' . . . - . 5 . T 1 - . - , 'vi' ' - B 7' . V A ' 4 ng' , x . , . ' s K . 1, ' ' .- . . 1 . . 4 HA LL MONIT GIS FIRST ROW Evan Hand Davrd Walker Judre Evans Sarah Post Betty Fuller Drane Van Antwerp Holly We1dman Barbara Keenan SECOND ROW Judy Phrlhps Ruth Emrrck Quay Donley Wynne Shrlts Mary Lou Ulrrch L1ndaJasLromb Harvey Hanna Nancy Townh1ll Jul1a Rado THIRD ROW Sandra Benrc Shuley Cargould Marran Bell Mary Ann Paugh Susan Brttel Drane Jerome E1a1ne Sopka Drana Sprague FOURTH ROW Jerry Thompson Harold Olson Chester Davlsson Tom Campana John Keeney Norm Rado Ray Hutchrnson Roberta Kruse fnot prcturedj 4 PROJECTION CREW Brooks Martrn Ray Hutclunson Marrlyn Lltzell Rlchard Darby xx A FUN VS VANDALISM Evelyn and Rlnda Grohe the babies wheeled in the pram by Carolyn Marsh took frrst pr1ze Dawn Ten Broeck s and Candy Flrckmger s portrayal of the Old Gold glrls won second prrze and Fred Schaedel took Ihlfd as a robot ,594 lll'l'U'. V 3? x. 'Wi' x.,,, Y TEEN CABINET FIRST ROW Susan Elliott Social Sue Miller Treasurer Candy Flrckrnger Secretary Cyntlua Ormond Program Marjorie Brmtnall Chaplarn SECOND ROW L1ndaErne wem Musrc Lrnda Iastromb Ways and Means Mary Ann Paugh Presrdent Hannah Mac Laren VICE President Dawn Ten Broeck Pubhcity Sue Emrlck Human Relatxons Y-TEENS The Y Teens, sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. , is a servrce and recreatronal group for g1r1s in grades ten, eleven, and twelve. With Mrs. Mary Behanna as ad v1sor, Mary Ann Paugh as president, and a cabinet of eight girls, the Y Teens performed many acts of service. Some of them were: helpmg the League of Women Voters drstribute pamphlets, buying clothes and frllrng stockings for under prrvileged chrldren at Christmas, and decorat1ng the high school's Christ mas tree. Many of the grrls had fun Competlng wrth other schools rn Y Teen basketball: and, to top off the year, there were three wonderful dances . 56 Q I A C ' ? ' 5 4 g ' E i , , ' ge s Q , y ll T M t R ,h i z V , ' , v 1 4 , ' ' , ttf ,b , ' , 3 ax A M 1 f : 1 P ' 4 .35 Y ,rf ' 4 1'-ev-W I I A x I 2 . : . : ' ' . : I : l U : - n I n 5 u P ' ' - : I : I 5 Yo FIRST ROW Roberta Kruse Candy Flrckmger Dawn TenBroeck Ga1lK1ngsley Mary Rrce Phyllrs Brooks Janie Row Diane Loughner SECOND ROW Sue Nosker Janet Cochran Nancy Heck Sue Ernrick Linda Ernewein Judy Mlller Cynthia Ormond Manlyn Lltzell Joyce Grether Kay Smith THIRD ROW Elarne Sopka Diane Jer ome Sue Miller, Sally Berthold Barbara Bnntnall Hannah MacLaren Sue Ellrott Debbre Teas Judy Merrill JudyPh1l11ps FOURTH ROW Lynn Flandermeyer Janet Gilmore Janrce Noble Peggy Rardm Loretta Hodgen Judy Hayme Barbara Jones Phyllrs Cxnrcolo Shirley Cook Elarne Rowe Penny Monrcal FIFTH ROW Sue Nor ton Marian Bell Sharon Hanlon Marjorre Brrntnall Mary Ann Paugh Diana Sprague Mary Lou Ulrich Lmda Jasrromb Marceile Foltz Joy Sholler Barbara Hallstern Cyn thla Quackenbush FIRST ROW Julra Rado Rosemary Poje Shrrley Hodgen, Nancy Dickman Dons Mc Cadden Sherrlll Hunter Charlotte Soles Judre Jones SECOND ROW Mar1lynB1entz Lrnda Shoenfelt Floreen Wxllrams Kathy Mills Carol Moms Peggy Waddell Alice Grissom Nancy Kuhns Linda Bidwell THIRD ROW Beverly Kapusmskr Jolynn Peak Carolyn Farkas Christina Robrnson Carol Prnkston Phylhs Blair Pamela Thomas Louise Bee Jo Ann Bowers Nancy Broadhurst FOURTH ROW Bonnre Smrth Molly Bubb Iudre Evans Kay Whitehead Vrrgmra Fenner Loretta Kovacs Marlene Chase Shrrley Cargould FIFTH ROW Lxnda Cowley Mary lane Tyler Lynn Struggles, Karen Fuhrman Carol Veon Susan Brttel Nancy Watson ,P-0. 1',4 57 I Y-TEEN FORMAL uf' PRESS I A V CLUB SEATED CLOCKWISE Chr1sRob1nson Loretta Kovacs Lynn Struggles Nancy Heck, Judy Wmters Julra Rado Judy Jones Mrs Daugherty STANDING Ron Kubtcek Mrke Short Dave Clark Cynthia Quackenbush Bob Smrth Cyn th1a Ormond Q0 64 Harry Boxvrn IS photographer for the group Press Club typrsts are Ianre Row Barbara Jones and Joyce Grether The Press Club, wrth Mrs Lola Daugh erty as advrsor and Cynthra Ormond as editor, have done a wonderful Job gatherrng all the news around the halls of Hudson Hrgh TI-IE EXPLORER is a regular feature of the Hud son weekly 59 KEY CLUB Tom Campana Secretary Frank Comenato Treasurer Mrke Keenan Presxdent G11Ke111ng V1ce Presrdent Key Club under the direction of Mr Benham and sponsored by the Krwams Club IS a service organization for Soph ornore Junior and Semor boys This year some of their worthwhlle projects mcluded the planting of shrubbery around the school grounds and the giving of food to needy famihes One way they col lected th1s food was by sponsonng a mov1e to which the only admission might be a can of food They also enjoyed very tasty drnners w1th two of therr meetrngs 60 I 9 9 1 I s 5 . 9 o ! I 1 7 0 . . ...Q , 'L ' 9 . . o . . . . n FIRST ROW JamesCo1weI1 Kurt Dangerfield Bill Johnson I1ITlBl'03dhU.l'SI Jack Cole SECOND ROW Frank Comenato hm Murck Dave Clark G1lKell1ng Mrke Keenan THIRD ROW Larry Dunlap Hugh H111 11m Evans Bob Brttel TomCampana KEY CLUB FIRST ROW Art Sha1 IeffSutton Don Lowe Tom Sparrow Denny Tanner SECOND ROW Harry Chapman Kerth Jones Paul Quackenbush Dan Conley Don Rmgler THIRD ROW Ph11 Lambert Tony Ulnch Randolph Dave Randolph Ph11Parme1ee Chester Davisson Ronme Kublcek George M5 mdf' 61 K X an ' 4- V I M VAX 'IRQ 1 1 , ' All 1 YU 1 LQWI. x : f P ' . l 0 : 1 I I . 9 ' n I : ll D 1 l 9 2 I . ' . l . . I ' . : I - Q I , l U f 9 5 ' 5 5 ' 1 5 I 5 . ! 4 I I ? f 5- . F I as 2 ' ff i A 3 , . 2 ' ' ' I ' M a ' H , I iff: T' F fag: ff F I ' J, I s s 1' FUTURE TEACHERS FIRST ROW Iudy M111er SECOND ROW Mary Yost Sue Mrller Cynthia Ormond Susan Elltott Lynn Flandermeyer Barbara Brmtnall Lmda Erneweln THIRD ROW Dawn Ten Broeck Sally Berthold Elarne Sopka Diane Jerome Candy Fhckinger Lmda Iasuomb Meg Hrckey Drane Loughner Mary Rrce Maryorre Brmtnall FOURTH ROW Rlckey Frlson Future Teachers of America 1S a group composed of students 1nterested 1n teaching One of QE -r X Q therr respons1bi1ities is substi tuting for teachers when there are no regular substitutes avail able The F T A members also served as gu1des at Hudson H1gh s Open House on February 20 Mrs Marthena MacCracken IS advisor to this group Y Q . . x f. ' U 62 FIRST ROW Karen Fraelich, Mardi Bubb, Sally Scribner, Alice Ste SECOND ROW: Kathy Nosker, Betty Veon, Liz Caldwell, Taffy Langton THIRD ROW Sandy Grissom, Roberta Henry, Penny Simms, Donna Lev erett Nancy Newman, FOURTH ROW: Diane Alger, Marcia Jackson Chris Chubbuck, Marilyn Malcosky, Penny LaBorde. With Miss Barbara Mathewsas spon sor of the G. A. A. lGirls' Athletic As sociationl, the girls from the seventh and eighth grades seemed to have fun dancing and swimming at play nights. Their officers, pictured on the left, were: Sally Scribner, Janet Struggles, Nancy Newman, and Diane Alger. FIRST ROW Jeanette Williams, Nebby Barr, Linda Hunter, Judy Bee Irene Gier Judy Pinkston, SECOND ROW: Ruth Luce, Marty Jackson Judy Rerber Lynn Weichsel, Sue Peters, Jeanette Schaedel. THIRD ROW Devin Paterson, Elaine Lahoski, Sally Yost, Kay Sholler Lana Ryan Janice Veon, Janet Struggles. Ov -ii will f tl gn S FIRST ROW Judy M111er Dawn TenBroeck Susan Elliott Sue Emnck IudyPh1111ps Barbara Jones Barbara Hallstexn SECOND ROW Norm Rado Hannah MacLaren, Mary Ann Paugh Dave Randolph Jim Broadhurst Tom Campana Sue Miller Jack Cole Fifteen per cent of the 1958 graduat- ing class were elec- ted to the National Honor Society. Basis for selection by the faculty is a rating of the character, schol- arship, leadership, and service of each candidate. This year marked the first time juniors were in- ducted. A total of eleven seniors and three juniors were chosen. , . . ,1 oi.-rv, ,NJ V. , kxlulrxli. Barbara Iones receives Mr Benham s congratulations during the National Honor Soclety initiation WARS? 1 Mbit. gh ,r SUN KR . ,ir- KJ X -gk I1 Parents teachers and frlends gathered rn the cafeterxa after the 1n1t1at1on for a tea served by the Home Economrcs department Mrs Lloyd Benham poured N ATIO AL H0 OR SOCIETY Mr Benham pms on Jun Broadhurst the golden keystone symbol of N atronal Honor Society an me-on-van www '- D1 9 M Mmm.- ik. ws all llnpQ ... rw-' XWN , ,Q ' 'I 4 4 X I 7 I - ' 4 4 I , . Y l . . - x ,, A bt' i ' E '--ure. H - W- a W ' - Lg. x . , ' .nf '- h , A -.X N X V A , 4. l y . . .4 h - , yy , , V. - ' 5, x ' A . , 5 , ,, . N1 ,N 7 'N-W -' , . Q ,,. ' I jk 1-N M- - ' ' Q Al ' :wa-:off qu W Q ' , - A , , ' 'I Q ,g1f,1jr' . , , ff i , 1 ,V-se. ,-, , ,- Q . , ' r 'we g -png. 1 ,-3 ,N f v E 1 ,- - ' , . ff , ,A ,, H . J' , , 1. Q . , - . Q -. 1 . 1 ' ' 1 l 2 ' . 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' , .,. . , .- 'ff'-fl: ' ' 'I ' 5:- 'w I If , . . JU Ion PLAY I FRONT ROW Dawn TenBroeck Lynn Flandermeyer Ken Boers Elalne Sopka Rlckey F1lson Sandy Fenwrck SECOND ROW Frank Comerlato Judy Merrrll Sue Elhott Sally Berthold Gall Klngsley Dlane Jerome Iarue Row Sue Miller fstudent duectorj Mrs Kerrn fd1I6CIOl'J Kurt Dangerfleld ROOM FOR ONE MORE Instead of the usual comedy the juniors selected a more serious play for their annual presentation Room for One More was a heartwarmmg story of a poor but loving famrly w1th a heart and home always brg enough to take 1n one more child 1n need of love Even tragedy fails to destroy thelr family CAST Mr Rose jrmmy john 0eY Teens1e janey Trot M1ss Wmston Betty B1ddle George Brddle Mrs Brddle Rescued Woman Student d1I6CtOI D1rector . . . . Ken Boers Kurt Dangerfleld R1ckey Frlson Sandy Fenwlck Jarue Row Judy Merr1ll Lynn Flandermeyer Susan Elhott Frank Comerlato Sally Berthold Dawn TenBroeck Sue Mrller . . Mrs. Mary Kelrn ' q I W Q ,a :J 1 A . t. .1 v Nh 4 X l ' W' X' f Mrs. Rose . ...... Elaine Sopka , J 1 . . . . . . ' ' ' 66 SENIOR PLAY FIRST ROW Judy Miller Sue Nosker Judy Plullrps Ian Gilmore Cynthia Ormond Linda Ernewern Cynthia Quackenbush SECOND ROW Barbara Hallstem Ray Hutch rnson Mrke Short Hugh H111 Dave Randolph 11m Minck John Maquar Barbara Jones Mrs Kerrn fdrrectorj YOU CAN T KISS CAROLINE All the girls 1n town are beg1nning to lmltate Carol1ne a newcomer who IS not the least brt rnterested 1n boys In reta11at1on the worrled boys send Joe to woo Carol1ne and prove she's Just 11ke any other girl. Joe has to ad m1t to the fellows, YouJust can't kiss Carol1ne . What happens when Carol me drscovers the reasons for joe s at tentrons provrdes many laughs. CAST Carol1ne Lrnda Emewein Ioe Morell Mike Short Iohnnle Wegner john Maquar Mrlt jim Mirick Shirley Wilson jan Gilmore a Judy Phlllips Willie Ray Hutchinson I-lure Becker ..... Dave Randolph Stan Becker ........ Hugh H111 Ma Rand . . . Cynthia Quackenbush Miss jameson . . .Barbara Hallstein jeane tte Bunny . . Sally . Sus1e . Director . . Cynthra Ormond . . Barbara Jones . . Judy Miller . . . Sue Nosker . . Mrs . Mary Keirn 1 3 f yi It I ' ' I f 45 lt ' , 53 it 'vt h. 1' S' s ',, 75-1 ' , W 1 2 - f 1 l . 3 . 1, H 1, ' ' I ta .- V , eq I f' . if J 'nrlyf 4 M- ' I ' ' a Q l : 1 o .ia I 1 n I 5 n ' 9 u 1 n v 9 1 Q . . llllil fl ' U' ........ . ICO! ' llliili Ill 7 clean - UIUC on . . ' - . 67 IU ICR HIGH OPERETTA FRONT ROW Penny LaBorde Nancy Newman Janet Struggles Diane Alger Lynn We1chse1 Marcra Jackson SECOND ROW Scott Mlller Susan Thomas Sharon Gar rett Carolyn Marsh Iudy Bee Crystal Ahrens Barbara Cherney SueMart1nda1e T1m Ralls THIRD ROW B111Rag1e Steve Cyphert Bob Bedell Jeff Noble D1ckW1nters Paul Lowe MISSISSIPPI ME LODY The jumor I-hgh presented the operetta MISSISSIPPI Mel ody based on the adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckle berry Fmn, played by Scott M111er and Bob Bedell Other mam characters were Aunt Polly Lana Ryan Joe Harp er D1ck Wmters Srdney Paul Lowe Becky Thatcher Susan Thomas Mary Car xx olyn Marsh and Pudd nl-'lead Wrlson Steve Cbfphert I I : S D f I n 0 5 v n ' 1 U l Y f S ' : I D f I I . vw rv I 5 i VA LIL ' ' I we rf vv - - - - - -I Q . 'V Q. . . s 1 . X 1 I ' L . . ' . , 1 v 9 fq 'Q I 9 9 ' - I ' 3 , ,v I ? XM ' 4' M. , I , I SE IOR HIGH OPERETTA 11 FIRST ROW Candy Fhckznger Sue M111er Ga1lK1ngsley L1ndaJastromb Dawn TenBroeck SECOND ROW Judy Merrlll Debbie Teas Diane Loughner Marlan Bell Steff1ePfe1ffer Lmda Erneweln THIRD ROW Ray Hutchlnson Dave Randolph George Randolph Eddre Lopeman Harold Olson Candy Fhckinger Brenda Sue M1l1er Clarabelle Gall Kingsley Mrs Stafford Lrnda Jastromb Mrs Valentrne Dawn TenBroeck Rose Valentine Judy Merrill Rose Malena Debble Teas Main Diane Loughner Zelena Marian Bell Imogene CAST Steffle Pferffer Floretta Llnda Emewem Lenore Ray Hutchinson Theodore Dave Randolph Norman George Randolph Luther Jeff Sutton Joe Harold Olson Keene Judy Winters Queen Malena WILD ROSE 'W1ld Rose, a two act comedy, was chosen as the sen 10l'l'11gh operetta The plot con cems the lives of two bab1es switched by an ambitious gyp sy queen because she wanted her l1ttle girl to grow up 1n an American home Compl1ca t1ons occur when the Amer1can g1r1 brought up by the gyps and the gypsy girl brought up by the unsuspectrng American, begin to behave as 1f they were 1n then' own envlronments Colorful costumes and live ly songs contrlbuted to the suc cess of the operetta. 2- ,Q f cf 7 121, ' ,Ti f X 4 7 o n s r 1 3 u a 1 . . . . . . n 1 ' ' 0 U u u ' . - - - - 0 - - . - vw n 1 - rv . .. . - 9 yt ! s -- FRONT ROW Judy Merrrll Candy Fllckrnger Marran Bell Floreen Wxllrams Mary Ann Paugh Hannah MacLaren Kathy Mrlls Peggy Waddell Lrnda Ernewem CHORUS AND GIRLS ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW Mary Kohl Pat McC1a1n Sandy Fenwrck Carol Morns Carolyn Farkas Sally Berthold Judy Dunbar Sue Mrller Candy Flrckrnger Gail Krngsley Lrnda Shoenfelt Myra Ragle Sarah Post Dxane Van Antwerp Julra Rado SECOND ROW Holly Weldman Karen Longsworth Karen Lowe Barbara Keenan Ruth Emrlck Monrca Martin Shueen Alford Mary Lou Ulnch Chrrstrna Roblnson Sherry Hunter Jan Hrck ey Judy Brewer Margo Gruber Prrscrlla Towner Charlotte Soles Dorothy Haller Shrrley Cargould THIRD ROW Marne Bums Frances Tate Stephanle Pfexffer Shirley Cook Alrce Canrglla Saundra Moms Sue I-luelsman Ruth Wlute Judy Merrrll Sandy Cole Nrkkr Hemphrll Donna Fede Jo Ann Bowers Prls c11la Soles Judy Jones Penny Mason Judie Evans Jolynn Peak FOURTH ROW Carol Veon Phyllis C1n1 colo Kay Whltehead Judy Wrnters Marguerrte Miller Wynne Shrlts Beverly Lehmann Mary Jane Tyler Floreen Wrlhams Phyllrs Blau Joy Hertzog Drana Sprague Sue Edelman Grnny Messner Nancy Davidson Sue Ell1s Lynn Struggles Marle Morrmg Lmda Cowley Janlce Noble Vtrgmra Fenner Molly Bubb Sharon Hanlon or JP .MC xi 11' r I 70 I I n I ' , I A ' 9 y ala llll fl I fd fl f ' P 'S V ' A ' v - ' 'Q -2 fp r 1' it 1' 1 J- . 1 1 CHOIR Once again the vocal music department added much to Hudson High School's as- semblies. The choir, made up of boys and girls from Sophomores through Seniors and directed by Mrs. Roland Gamble, presented many fine numbers at the annual Christmas program, the Spring Concert, and other assemblies. With the money earned by selling candy and holding a bake sale at the Open House, they were able to purchase new robes The choir also presented the delightful operetta, Wild Rose Girls from the Freshman through the Semor classes have an opportunity to join chorus The chorus also parucipated in the Christmas program and the Spring Con cert and sang at the National Honor Society 1n1t1ation The ensemble is made up of nine g1rls who enjoy singmg and are especially tal ented 1n that field White blazers and blue sk1rts were wom by the group They sang not only for programs at Hudson I-hgh School but also for outside organizations Mrs Gamble and all the students deserve a word of praise MQQEY FRONT ROW Mary Kohl Pat McClain Judy Merrill Judy Wrnters Linda Bidwell Linda Shoenfelt Deb ble Teas Treva Mazzeo Sue Miller Janice Noble Gail Kmgsley Sally Berthold Myra Ragle Jo Ann Bowers Sandy Fenwrck SECOND ROW Sue Edelman fpramstj Saundra Morris Candy Fllclunger Steph anne Pfelffer Jame Row Dawn TenBroeck Carolyn Farkas Judy Dunbar Judy Haynle Floreen Wrllmms Diane Loughner Nancy Davidson Drana Sprague Mary Lou Ulrich Lmda Jastromb Sharon Hanlon Sue Huelsman Sh1.rleyCargould THIRD ROW Phyllis Cmicolo Linda Cowley Bonn1eSm1th Dave Helphm stme Rlchard Mordarski Dave Pferffer James Lmderman Pete Stewart Charles Patten John Boston Ray Hutchmson James Delmoro Stanley Hostermen Bob Spangler Dlane Van Antwerp Carol Morris FOURTH ROW Burnet Summer Mary Jane Tyler Drane Jerome Jeff Sutton Harold Olson Tom Pace George Ran dolph M1ke Donley Terry Vincent Dave Randolph Ed Lahoslu Nelson Case Larry Dunlap Rrchard Watson Allan Roy 71 tr '- -4-' FIRST ROW: Jim Broadhurst, Marilyn Peak, Theresa Swanson, Marcia Farkas, Ron Rengle, lrene Gier, Harry Bowman, Don Ringler, Mary Lynne Hannum, Linda Post, Ruth Luce, Nebby Barr, Carolyn Marsh, Lynn Flandermeyer, Kathy Mills. SECOND ROW: Nancy Dickman, Richard Bach- mann, Barbara Mills, Monica Martin, Paul Lowe, Mary Ann Zirinski, Denny Tanner, John Martin- dale, Kenny Boers, Frank Comeriato, Art Fenn, Ronald Fenn, Dick Winters, Steve Roby, Barbara Cherney, Sue Martindale, Maureen Swanson, Judy Bee, Donna Leverett, Peggy Broadhurst, Louise Bee, Marceile Foltz, Fred Mirick. THIRD ROW: Judy Pinkston, Mike Searcy, Marty Jackson, Laura Denton, Jeff Noble, Tom Campbell, Bill Witt, Brian Searcy, Darlene Fobes, David Boers, Jean Fobes, Gladys Bowman, Scott Miller, Stan Caniglia, Ned Luce, Dennis Ratica, Harold Olson, Max Malarik, Russ Reum, Paul Flandermeyer, John Berg, John Kaiser, Rickey Filson, Tom Cherney, Dick Bradford. STANDING: Sara Fletcher, Nancy Kuhns, Barbara Keenan, Ginny Messner, Don IBCRSOD. Victor Ohm, Ralph Payne. Jeff Miller, Nancy Broadhurst, Sandy Cole, Diane Hess, Shir- een Alford, Roberta Rice, Peggy Waddell, Marcia Jackson, Rachel Montgomery, Betty Johnson, Marlene Chase, Loretta Hodgen, Judy Phillips, Marilyn Litzell. Director: Mr. Roland Gamble. The Hudson High Band was especially proud of Mr. Gamble who directed all the bands at the Rubber Bowl. This year the band acquired more instruments, enabling the members to take part in contests . Once again the band played in half-time shows, presented concerts, and performed on special occasions such as Memorial Day. Mr. Gamble chose five squad leaders. Their jobs included checking uni- forms, maintaining discipline when marching to and from games, and acting as assistant directors. The Dance Band, featured at the Basketball Preview, had a very successful year playing for after- game dances. 72 L... v-4-7 liv'Vf'-1 wL'Y'v'l SQUAD LEADERS SEATED: Rickey Filson, DANCE BAND Ken Boers. STANDING: FIRST ROW: Theresa Swanson, Tom Cherney, Don Ringler Jim Broadhm-st, Frank Jim Broadhurst, Kathy Mills, Marceile Foltz. SECOND Comeriato, John Martin- ROW: Victor Ohm, Denny Tanner, Art Fenn, John Kaiser, dale' Mr.Gamb1e. Rickey Filson, Dick Bradford, 73 Af' FIRST ROW Mar11ynL1tze11 JudyPh1l11ps Loretta Hodgen Marlene Chase Betty Johnson Marcra Jackson Rachel Montgomery The mailorettes under the d1rect1on of head majorette Marrlyn L1tzell GPH stepped hrg er thls year to show off therr new utuforms a mrlrtary style rn the school colors blue and whrte The majorettes were a popular feature at all the half t1me shows and also twrrled at the Football and Basketball Pre VICWS Many hours of practrce helped the majorettes perfect the routmes that made Hudson rooters stand up and cheer 74 I . . A , , Q . . - ,,., Q1 ' , ' , ' s t f . ' Q D xr . ,X - . 4 'H :V 5 . ' - I x . ' x u' . f f , . I Xi L3 . ' Xt?-4 I N- Y f W ws Sr We FRONT ROW Kay Statts Mary R1ce Carol Morrls Roberta Rrce Shlreen Alford Sandy Cole Drane Hess SECOND ROW Dawn TenBroeck fD1rectorJ Stephanre Pfelffer Debble Teas Barbara Ha11ste1n Dlane Loughner lame Row Myra Ragle Sue Norton Mary Kohl DANCING MAIORETTES The dancing majorettes were a colorful addition to the half trme shows at foot ball games A partrcularly memorable routme usm a medreval theme was pre sented at the Homecomlng game The car carrymg e lung and queen to be crowned was escorted by several of the dancmg majorettes Pretty grrls, imagmauve shows and hard work resulted Ln a good season for the dancmg rnajorettes They were d1rected by Dawn TenBroeck 75 1 Q , X r K 'Lf ,W 0 , 3 1 .V . f 'fa 1 , , , ,Aly , . . . n , . a . 1 - , - 47 M 11 'riff .sy UU NWI X, ABOVE Mrs Ringler s ll 1 s have just gotten back their checked term papers No wonder they all look so serious! CENTER. Business is normal at the Juniors' concession stand, That's Dan Conley holding nothing but the empty stick, RIGHT: Players and cheerleaders, triumphant over a victory, return to Hudson in the school bus. 1 FIRST ROW: Ron Ulrich, Melvin Johnson, Chet Davisson, Jerry Grissom, Jim Evans, Mike Short, Lee Boston, John Maquar, Ed Schneider, Jim Soles. SECOND ROW: Gary Rado, Bob Haines, Tom Campana, Dan Conley, Mike Keenan, Dave Clark, Ed Lopeman, Bob Bittel, Larry Reum, Ronnie Mahon, Jack Cole, THIRD ROW: Frank Hosterman, Fred Baer, Bob Clark, Gi1Ke11ing, Ray Hutchinson, Dick Darby, Dick Mordarski, Dave Manford, Dave Felmly, Tom Sparrow, Brooks Martin, Mike Starr, Al Rasi, Phil Comeriato. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Hyser, Phil Parmelee, Hugh Hill, Ron Davidson, Jerry Godlewski, Harry Chapman, Bob Papes, Paul Quackenbush, Ron Kubicek, Phil Lambert, Bill Johnson, Mr. Reeves, Ken Cochran. FOOTBALL The football team, coached by Mr. Hyser and Mr. Reeves, had a season record of 6-3. The team was second in league play and placed six players on the All-Suburban League Team. They are: Bob Bittel, Lee Boston, Mike Keenan, John Maquar, Ron Ulrich, and Ed Lopeman. LINE: Mike Keenan, Hugh Hill, Ed Lopeman, Ron Ulrich, Bob Haines, LINEBACKERS: Jerry God- lewski, Tom Campana, Bob Bittel, Mike Short, HALFBACKS: Ed Schneider, Lee Boston. SE IDR LETTERME A Bob B1tte1 played tackle and was cho sen for the All Sub urban team Lee Boston, an other A11 Suburban Team chorce, played halfback, 1.1 PV: W Q Chet Davlsson dtd a fine Job as a reserve fine quarterback lineman Co captaxn Dave Clark was the team s Co captain Tom Campana was an of fensive and defenslve back. 'VX 'fs-r-If F ,uqsku 5? Y as sn!! gg ,-:Mrk hm Evans was the regular center rn the Explorer lxne Left guard Jerry Bob Haines Mrke Keenan Grissom s blockmg played fullback on played end and was was a help to the offense and end on chosen for the All team defense Suburban Team s 7 I , 5' - ' tg' its , . u 1.3 Q - ' 1 - , .. K, My . f , , 5 1 , , ,gs grey ,f - , n . f Y si ffi Q ' ' 9' 1 fer n X' f v 4' f V x 7, Jw: - - gif, - I V, -0 1 'M' - :Q E A 3 ,' V ' . , I . , ' 1. '4 . I 4 r Y 1 Q., -L V . K . ,,..- f ' 'L 'wif V- K1 ,h' fjjsw 4 , 2 s. --,,,, f , , . : .. I , 'A ' P . A 4 7' , ff ,, ,Ul f ' , g' ' 4 , ' ,W'w. x 5 qxstflhvhgw S33 is I 1 YA 4, ,V V Jtlivx -V 3 ' f. , H ,Q f , .4-., Q x rf -, s ws 2 3. ' ' '- -. ' -'. H ' w , N -, .A . ,V - ' ws: , fv'7 m , E, ,Pulp .ffl ' - ,Q..,: ' Y- ,' 2. g , levy , L . .ww 51,-, ,. -' ' N V , , ,-.gw',' I , . , . . . X I 2' n 1 V, ' , , r , 'sr , . . . . SENIOR LETTERME Q , I N , o , , John Maquar, an- Bob Papes played Ed Schneider did other member of the in the line on offense the punting and played A11-Suburban Team, and defense. defensive halfback. played halfback, .4 llx. Mike Short played Ron Ulrich played outside linebacker on in the line and was an the defensive team. A11-Suburban choice. LINE: Mike Keenan, Bob Bittel, Ron Ulrich, Jim Evans, Jerry Grissom, Bob Papes, Ed Lopeman BACKS: Lee Boston, Bob Haines, John Maquar, Dave Clark. -Q E' f E ' - B B K .v . r', st , ...I ., .1 HCMECOMI G 'VN fm Ad? Queen Cynthra Ormond and King John Maquar Crowners Cyntlua Quackenbush and Jerry Gnssom Crownlng the Homecomlng kmg and queen 1S an annual event at Hudson I-hgh School The lung and queen and the1r crowners are chosen from the football team varslty cheerleaders and majorettes Thrs year the queen was Cynthia Ormond and her crowner was Cyntlua Quackenbush both are varsity cheerleaders John Maquar rergned as kmg and jerry Gr1ssom as his crowner The crowning was f1rst held mformally at the half time of the Northfield Macedorua game and formally at the Pigskm Prom later rn the evenmg Cynthra Quackenbush and Cynthia Ormond l it t' ,A Y ,, r ti, ,V Y A Y - l VT K 3 ff' M f 'X ' , 5 t s g FR I 5 I J xy I k H ,,,,l K 2 ' W I 9 ,xx .. 1 I 1 'V lv , y 1 rife- M. x l ' ,-, 'jg-W X 5 ,li 1 Y Fly f F- Y p i 3 A . O . l , , . 1 . I Ei ' 4- U r. ff W-la, l , i . Y 2 ,Z , r ' l 'J w 1 11 A t ' 81 FIRST ROW Melvin Johnson Ed Dingledine Ron Davidson Jerry Grissom Keith Jones SECOND ROW Mr Harkins Mike Donley Rick Filson Ron Ulrich Junior Ulrich Art Fenn Mr Harkins coached the basketball team to the Suburban League championship for the second straight year. The team had an 8-9 sea son record and placed third in the Christmas Tournament at Copley jerry Grissom and Ron Ulrich were chosen for the All-Suburban League Team. Rick Filson received honorable mention RCU- Ron Ulrich tries a jump shot in the Copley game. -Ts.. JU 1011 AND SE 1011 LETTERME If Rxck Filson the Junlor center helped the team tremendously wlth his re bounding and shooung Chuck Mamn the only other Junlor was great help w1th his shoot Jerry Grlssom a senlor started at guard and was the playmaker and organ xzer of the team Ron Ulnch was the cap tam and tugh pomt man He shared the pxvot positron wlth Rxck Two Copley players at tempt to stop Ron Ulnch as he gets off a shot Jerry Grlssom dr1ves 1l'l for a layup agamst Copley. 83 -r .L,,.T - 1 , qi ' F . . ,' 3 ii: 3 fi? 'f' ing ability- ' C . E' l . - 9:1 V ' ' ' . izS?5 i .p ay y . p . . GAME SCORES 43-Revere-25 36-Bedford-52 27-Macedonia-42 22 - Green- 29 29-Mogadore-31 25-Manchester-35 50-Revere-38 22-Copley-37 55 - Green- 51 42-Boston-51 44-Rootstown-38 44-Macedonia-34 43-Twinsburg-29 53 - Copley- 49 49-Manchester-39 FIRST ROW: Dave Feirnly, Fred Baer, Iirn Hodgson, Melvin Mandat, Phil Comeriato, Denny Tanner, Frank Hosterman. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hyser, Eddie Lopeman, Buddy Grant, Ronnie Davidson, Junior Ulrich, John Berg, Dennis Ratica, Terry Vincent, Ronnie Mahon, Jeff Sutton. The junior Varsity started slowly this year, but by winning their last five games they finished the season with eight wins and seven losses. The team was led by Ron Davidson, Ed Lopeman, junior Ulrich, Buddy Grant, Eddie Dingledine, Mike Donley, and Keith Jones. The last three saw extensive varsity action. IU IOR VARSITY-IU IOR HIGH The Junior High had another very successful year in basketball. They came up with first place honors in their league with nine victories and three defeats . Two of the losses occurred when they were without the services of star player Bob Bedell. Bill Poje, Jeff Noble, Alan Miller, and John Wilson also contributed their services to the cause . FIRST ROW: John Wilson, Les Dingledine, Dave Daberko, Ernie Cargould. SECOND ROW: Scott Teas, Jim Godlewski, Duane Hess, Dave Walker, Evan Hand, Nick Harris, Mike Meeker, Dave Wilson. THIRD ROW: Harvey Han- na, A1Statts, Ralph Brucker, Stan Caniglia, Ieff Noble, Bob Bedell, Bill Poje, Bill Kinsman, Alan Miller, Mr, Sprague. GAME SCORES 44-Hillcrest-24 40-Twinsburg- 10 32-Macedonia-21 22-Silver Lake-23 42-Boston-33 34-Northampton-32 32-Macedonia-30 23-Hillcrest-25 57-Boston-27 37-Twinsburg-42 37 -Northampton-22 46-Silver Lake-22 Baseball and track are the two sprin sports at Hudson Igligh School. The baseball team plays its games in April and May. The winner of the league championship goes to the County Tourna- ments. The track team has six meets, plus the County Meet, scheduled for this spring. The winner of each event in the County Meet goes to the District Meet. Hudson's 880 relay team qualified for the State Meet last ear. John Maquar, Bob lilaines, Lee Boston, Ron Ulrich, and Mike Short fshown belowj were members of that team. FIRST ROW: Jim Colwell, George Trask, Dick Mordarski, Dick Watson, Phil Comeriato, John Maquar, Mike Short, Ed Schneider, Kurt Dangerfield. SEC- OND ROW: John Boston, Dave Manford, Ray Hutchinson, Gil Kelling, Don Lowe, Lee Boston, Hank Shoenfelt, Dave Clark, THIRD ROW: Stan Hoster- man, Frank Starr, Dave Wallace, Ed Lopeman, Ron Davidson, Ken Boers, Mike Keenan, Keith Jones, Paul Bowman. FOURTH ROW: Dayton Sauerman, Melvin Mandat, Harry Chapman, Ron Ulrich, Bob Haines, Ed Dingledine, Den- ny Tanner, Jeff Sutton, Pete Stewart. 85 C TRACK W-CY C FIRST ROW: Ronnie Mahon, Art Schai, Phil Comeriato, Don Lowe, JerryGris- som, John Maquar, Mike Short, Art Fenn, Ed Dingledine, SECOND ROW: Harold Hosterman, Fred Baer, Richard Mordarski, Mike Keenan, Ray Hutchin- son, Kurt Dangerfield, Jim Soles, Dave Randolph, Tom Campana, Dave Pfeif- fer, THIRD ROW: Dave Wallace, Dave Manford, Stefan Malarik, Richard Watson, Al Rasi, Ed Lopeman, Jerry Godlewski, Dan Conley, Herb Zarle, Hank Shoenfelt, Dick Bradford, Jim Broadhurst, Chuck Martin, FOURTH ROW: Larry Reum, George Randolph, Jim Evans, Junior Ulrich, Ron Davidson, Mike Donley Ken Boers, Bob Haines, Ron Ulrich, Lee Boston, Rick Filson, p Sv VARSITY CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT Cynthxa Ormond Barbara Jones Cynthra Quack enbush Dawn TenBroeck Phylhs Brooks The varsrty cheerleaders alternated captams th1S year w1th Cynthra Ormond leadrng during football season and Cynthia Quackenbush durrng basketball season These girls succeeded m leadmg the other members 1n performmg therr dunes, plannrng pep assemb11es, keepmg the trophy case clean, and encouraging school sp1r1t FIRST ROW Cynthra Ormond Dawn TenBroeck SECOND ROW Cynth1aQuacken bush THIRD ROW Barbara Jones, Phylhs Brooks -qv-'11 W-Y ' 'milk' The reserve cheerleaders chosen every year before basket ball season were led by the1r captarn Slurley I-Iodgen The g1r1s worked out many new rout1nes for the cheers and ass1sted the varsity cheerleaders 1n the pep assembl1es They are prctured above Kneeling are Slnrley Hodgen and Sandy Cole Standlng are Diane Hess and judle Evans and Jeanette W1111amS the five jumor hrgh cheerleaders were chosen from a large competltrve group of seventh and eighth graders They were all new to cheerlead1ng but soon proved capable By us1ng a few cheers the qumtet cheered their team on to many victorres and drew large crowds of spectators H N l Sally Scribner, Judy Reiber, Marilyn Malcosky, Karen Fraelich, FIRST ROW Sue M111er Cynthla Ormond Peggy Rardln Janice Noble Hannah MacLaren Drane Jerome Mary Lou U1r1ch Lmda Jastromb Garl Klngsley Candy Flrckinger Lynn Flandermeyer Manager STANDING MISS Barbara Mathews Y-TEE BASKETBALL Thrs year the Hudson senror team rn Y Teen basketball brought home the cham p1onsh1p trophy under the expert coachmg of Miss Barbara Mathews Sue Mlller and Cynth1a Ormond were co captams of the senror team They won four games out of four, scormg hrgh 1n all The Junlor team, w1th judre Evans and Lynn Struggles as co captams won three out of four of thelr games FIRST ROW Iudxe Evans Shlrley Hodgen Rosemary PoJe Carol Morns Jolynn Peak. SECOND ROW Loretta Kovacs Louise Bee Lynn Struggles Floreen Wrl hams Kathy Mrlls A11ceGr1ssom Manager STANDING M1ssBarbaraMarhews -LX A4 A i X 'rrag : . l . I Y ' U I l P Y I 1 1 s I Q 1 . , 3 . 1 v 1 . 1 l 9 I 3 1 s 9 v 1 9 - 1 ,- U' ff I I o 4 F 5 ' . , - . s S - lg , . K I y t : 'A L . 4 'X ' 'x 1 g lg '1 - . ,,, 4' hw 15,5 h ' Y A 0 M ' M- W, V: ' I . I ' v Reception Room of Tomei Studios CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 58 TOMEI STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE HUDSON SENIOR CLASS OF 1958 86 E M111 Street Akron Ohio Telephone HEm1ock 4 8618 90 Com phments of abuzli' THE WESTERN RESERVE C O Humker R B Simon Broker OLympic 3 503 1 IEEE. REAL ESTATE COMPANY In RESTAU RAN1 4 The srgn of good eating NEW COLONIAL RESTAURANT It s our pleasure to serve you a sandw1ch or a d1nner Bett1e and Robert Gosser Propuetors On the Square rn Hudson Oh1o .130 11-4 Ada C. M111er and one of her many varieties of flowers a beauuful orclud plant. Cornp11ments of COOPER'S FLOWERS Hudson , OL110 Comp11ments of DON S BARBER SHOP fformeny FREDDY'SJ L N fl 'Li .Q I N 5 M. s IIF' Ji ' , . q,gL K xx vu q . ' . rr' gn rs , K 41' - I A .. I N X' 1 5 1 91 Saywell s 1ce cream sells quickly so Sue Miller has to dig deep for that last scoopful SAYWELLS DRUG STORE Hudson Oh1o Phone OLYIIIPIC 3 5411 Comphments of HUDSON PUBLISHING COMPANY Pubhshers of Bu11d1ng Products Comphments of STATE 8 ROLLER RINK State Road 1n the Falls Open every nlght except Monday and Wednesday 8 00 t1l1 10 30 The Best Bargam in Dry Cleamng 1S Quallty KNIGHT CLEANERS OF HUDSON A Complete Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service OLYITIPIC 3 5021 1 L.- - JI x X 5 5' ' I n - vv ' . 7 . I 9 N ll 92 I IZIIWWIBIII REMEMBER Hudson Office Sizeable amounts in a Savings Account Grow from the Steady Habits .of Deposit- ing Small Sums Regularly! SAVE AT FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AKRON Only National Bank in Summit County Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 93 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 THE COTTER MOVING 81 STORAGE COMPANY FR 6 3131 AKRON OHIO STORAGE EXPORT LOCAL 81 LONG DISTANCE MOVING DOMESTIC PACKING 94 9 AGENTS FOR: THE AERO MAYFLOWER TRANSIT CO., INC. W W WALKER INSURANCE AGENCY 201 South Ma1n Street Hudson Oh1o It IS my bus1ness to protect you from any 1nsurable loss INVESTIGATE NEW HOME OWNER S PACKAGE POLICIES EVERY KIND OF INSURANCE FIRE EXTENDED COVERAGE VANDALISM MARINE, AVIATION PERSONAL PROPERTY F LOATERS FIDELITY AND SURETY BONDS AUTOMOBILE QAII Coveragej ACCIDENT AND HEALTH POLIO PLATE GLASS, BURGLARY PUBLIC LIABILITY AND PROPERTY DAMAGE COMPREHENSIVE PERSONAL LIABILITY LIFE AND ANN UITIES THE COMPANIES WE REPRESENT HAVE BEEN SELECTED AS LEADERS IN THEIR RESPECTIVE FIELDS Phone OLymp1c 3 5340 HUDSON AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Hank Shoenfelt tries out the latest th1ng 1n telephones Myers Ford V1llage Motors Lockhart Chevrolet TELEPHONE CO 245 North Ma1n Street OLymp1c 3 5151 Hudson Oh1o 95 , . U , , , D , 9 , 7 , , , U 9 U. I I VIVI 1 f f ' Compliments of . g L, X T! .a . - , . S' i . Q, .,, , Q3 joe Studer and Harry Boivin examine Dodd's fine selection of men s wear DODD S Don t work up a lather Shop at Dodd s of Hudson Where prices are SHAVED! Compliments of WESTERN RESERVE ESTATES Hudson Township's Finest Residential Acreage P Jos lyn Hudson Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 58 MERICOLA S Steak and Pizza Spaghetti and Chicken Dinners Attractive Dining Room Hudson Ohio BECKERS SERVICE Auto Truck us Body Repair and Pa1nt1ng 1148 Barlow Road Hudson Oluo OLymp1c 3 5550 IEW! is-. JA ,IX U I . C. . , U p P Y I - B E I , . .. :S K 2 Sq , t, , - Q A I 0 ,Fa L X . ,I-G 1' x ,YN ' vu, .xt f M X . . 4 96 WNV .Z Q H1 'Ill 'Ill 'llll ,wwwvllf all 'Ill Tlll 'Ill wwmwwvfmm' -Tir 'Www Q Warm,-sum CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 58 THE TWINSBURG BANKING COMPANY TWINSBURG OHIO Estabhshed 1912 Services SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES TRAVELER S CHECKS COMMERCIAL SAVINGS LOANS COLLECTIONS FOREIGN EXCHANGE Member of Federal DCPOSII Insurance Corporauon - UIGUQQ1-L. ...nd 97 . ' ff . 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Iom Charles Walton at the Hudson Food Market HUDSON FOOD MARKET 116 Main Street Quahty Meats and Grocerres Carroll R Wolfe Owner WEIL S .IEWELRY 112 North Maru Street Hudson Oh1o Phone OLymp1c 3 5456 Complrments of HUDSON VILLAGE REALTY Raymond S West Gerald D Gibson Mrs Ruth W Logan Phone OLympic 3 5425 GROHE S Your Local Fflgldalfe Dealer We carry a full 11ne of frne qualrty applrances X 98 ROUNDUP LAKE PARK fRoute 82 4 m11es from Auroraj Now offers year round faC11 1t1es for DANCES PROMS PARTIES Vis1t the Roundup Teenage Bandstand Corral Room Lodge Bronco Room I-IAYRIDES Our wagons never leave our grounds Roundup Lake Park Mantua Oh1O For membersh1p mforrnation call Ray Hutchmson OL3 2524 R1chard Darby OL3 5618 W 1 'Z' ' nr .lhgmfk 'i A 5 -11815 The weather sometrmes 1sn t good but at Amoco the serv1ce always is HUDSON AMOCO Trres Battenes Lube Auto Wash Full line of supphes and accessorxes ow!-9 N COMPLIMENTS OF HUDSON TRACTOR SALES FORD TRACTORS AND INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT Phone OLymp1c 3 5585 Hudson, Ohio 99 - 1, , '-, 41, I . 5. uurwn laf 3 ,. X, -- , 'I ' fs, ' ,S fl il '-'fi' M 9 1 'WJ X . V f S a :Y '- V rj ,e -J a, ' ... . . - Ax, ft' - .?'E:!.,n -' .' . g ! I 1 1 ' ' V ' ., K. 'D' ' ' ' 4 , ' IAM, ,- - V ix as - ' - ' , , I W' f - -... -'-- ' A ' 'gms rl ' C- '- P .'LC4Ln- V . . D 5 I ,V -K ., . . 1: x. . . y 7 . 9 .M,,,,,,W- f,,...h. .. .fx . - : 9 Ky.: u S .A -us ,',5?i'5- if 1' mug? X THE MORSE INSTRUMENT asap? Ck 5524 COMPANY W Ag! Hudson Ohlo iw Y Manufacturers and Developers THE OLD CURIOSITY gggggggggphlcand SHOP Real Neat Greet1ng Cards Extends Presents for the Graduates Congratulauons to Frames for Class Prctures the Class of 58 0Lymp1c 3 5005 Stop Pamt Prrates PENETROL STOPS RUST ON NAIL HEADS REDUCES PAINT PEELINGI Penetrol penetrates deeply 1nto dry wood exceptlonal bond 1S prov1ded Penetrol stops rust on narl heads Saves touchmg up each na1l head as a separate operatron. M1x 3 parts Penetrol and 1 part pamt for first coat and apply to ent1re surface. Second coat apply 3 parts palnt and l part Penetrol. It's as easy as that! THE FLOOD COMPANY 100 ,5f---- - gf-553, -,. 5 Ii' D , Q.,-15 f- Y . P.3'1 f'2 f'f' -.3- -'Z 'Lf-T1-ff N 7 - '1 ':'- -ef-' ' -'F' P-'f':-111' :Tn . , ,,. if-L.: ff - 7 .X SS.. me-A2 5' ' ' 5 , ,X NXi5t'25'T1':- - t ' N---F- .- ' -N E 1525. ' 'J 4, . ,H yr. Fi rv.. 'N ' in 'Ei 51 -ff. , ' 5- '-Ii' . 1?f7 Ji 1' -L: I 11 ' ii' I fi - - M '-as E'- sf--' ,swf 4 fi 5 -1. i-i 2' ex f V f af- - , -: A, f - ji, k, Q3 ff- . J. - 1 -, . , -.' 1: 5, 1 ' - ,. . gg L- 1, ' 1 , 5-f if Q , 2 '- 7. f' ' ' ii Tj I 'Nfxgu ,AE,f . V -.1 ,, . ,wr -, - lj' 1 - - ., -.1--XQJWX 1 1 ' 3 ' '-I 1:74 : 'E 1' .T V' '- f' ,Mary . f -' is -I T' '. 5. ' 1 fa xp :eu 'f k .X I . 4 xl V-,Y I ,T , 9 . . . . . - l . . . . . . . . . ' an . . ROADWAY EXPRESS INC Scheduled TIGHSPOIISIIOH Over Half the Natlon Turner s f1ne hne of hardware attracts Roger Vargo s rnterest 147 Park sr THE TURNER Akron Oluo LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO Lumber and Millwork mffefson 5 5111 Builder s Hardware Coal and Garden Supplles OL3 5170 OL3 5179 Comphments of Com pllments of URBANK BROS GILMORE SHEET METAL WELL DRILLING Furnaces Roofmg Spoutmg 1038 W Steele s Corners Rd Cuyahoga Falls Ohio WA8 2208 1133 W Portage Trarl SW4 4955 Akron 13, Ohro SW4 2170 101 . If ' 4, ' 'I 'x X A IL I 4 .- ' . xg , Q . . , . . . 1 . ' 1 . v 1 I . . 1 . ff,-,.. IGI 'N-..., Look who S filling up on Teddyburgers these days our good fr1end Elmer Weyerl MARY AND TEDS LUNCHEONETTE HOME OF THE TEDDYBURGER We wxsh you success and happmess Compliments of MERINO S BEVERAGE Fmest Beverages for All Occaslons OLympic 3 5001 Hudson Oluo ARTS BARBER SHOP How do you wear your ha1r? You hke rt short? You like it long? Come see us: you'11 be pleased. fBehind the Hudson Theatrel Hudson, Oh1o FARKAS SERVICE INC Electucal Contractor MAYTAG HOTPOIN T PI-IILCO Sales and Service 102 .t , , .xr ' H I A C' ' u. 1 I rs .L , I 'Uv ' 5 . , ' dl, I H VV -- 7 - I 1 Il . I . Comphments of SEARCY S MEATS WHEN YOU WANT A TREAT EAT SEARCY S MEAT Hudson Oh1o Phone OLympic 3 5587 IllUl! Qonald Q 4 118 I1 NERALHCHWE m 1.11a2,71, H 1. W Gurrs HARDWARE GEO H GOTT HARDWARE COMPANY The Biggest L1tt1e Store in the Buckeye State Hudson, Ohio OLyrnp1c 3 5891 Best W1shes to the Class of 58 HICKIN CARPET CLEANING Carpet Cleaning SXCIBIISES A11 types of carpets cleaned 1n your home Owen H1ck1n Bruce Hickm OL3 3455 WA8 0459 . 5 , if, - ,fr 'X' ' , ?, E ' l . ' V, A I I rbi '-ff J 'o YI? ZIV 3' V OA OJ 4, 1.1a'g,':'.:'.:. 'z45gi: f 1 B , ,, K1 5 fs- W gl: 1 l lvl, ' f 0 1 , ,fd A! I v ' z I , DVS 4 . O H5071 -ZIMES .HO 715071 W 0 I K C..-.Q--.9 Y. A ' I I V g . . 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