Hudson High School - True Blue Yearbook (Hudson, WI)

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More Students Work 1. Hungry customers keep waitress, Tari Franck, on her toes. 2. Joe 'Barney' Bauernfeind hauls furniture into Country Squire. 3. Dave Trapp, the ice cream man. 4. Katie Gehn serves icy cold root beer to an eager hand. 5. Kevin Rogers and Rachel Enloe prepare chicken for A W customers. 6. Karen Ducrst sips some A W root beer on her break. Jobs 11

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Students seek employment as inflation skyrockets. Rising gas prices eat away at the paychecks, leaving little money for anything else. Friday night games, movies, dances, and concerts also decrease the pocket- book rather quickly. Many students work summer jobs, like Dave Trapp, who worked at the Dairy Queen. It was an easy job, and I had fun working with the other employees, he said. Dave's specialty was the famous Peanut Buster Parfait! Tari Franck also had a summer job. She worked at the A W. The part she liked best about working there was all the interest- ing people she met. Some brave souls are able to tackle a job during the school year. In years to come, our generation will see money become more and more important to everyone, and will probably find a much higher ratio of students working. 10 Jobs

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The Morning Routine At 7:30, the commons stands empty and tranquil. However, 7:45 students begin to wander in and all tranquility ends. Pandemonium begins as friends gather at the tables to do last minute studying or finish forgotten homework. Others gather around lockers to talk over yesterday's excitement or what happened at the party Friday night. Finally there are those who take a 10 min- ute nap before the bell rings. At 8:00, the tone sounds, the crowd scatters as everyone heads for their first hour class. The only noise left is the humming of the overhead lights. The commons is still once again. 12 Morning Activies