Hudson High School - Log Yearbook (Hudson, OH)

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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 -- .

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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