Hudson High School - Log Yearbook (Hudson, OH)

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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

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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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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