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

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1. History shows, no matter how students dress, fashion for teachers remains the same. Mr. Ronning models the ba- sics. 2. Cowboy boots and a skirt with lace gives off the femi- nine yet sporty look of a cow- girl. 3. Designer jeans were all the rage. The jean fad never seems to fade . 4. The classic blazer and skirt suit worn by Shannon Sturte- vant worn has an air of timely elegance. 5. Mary Frolicher donning plaid skirt and coordinating sweater gives evidence of the preppy trend. 6. Lori Zilge combines preppy plaid with high heels and colored nylons to create a classical 50's look. 7. Blazers of all textures and styles were in . Julie Steffel models a popular one in wool. 8. The everlasting crew neck sweater in bright colors and patterns resists the changes in tides of fashion as shown here by Traci D'Addario. 15

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Imagination Sets Styles The 1981-82 school year at Hudson High proved to be a year of uniqueness. Students dressed in anything from preppy to punk to western . . and of course, the old favorites- a sweater and a pair of jeans. Designer jeans maintained a top notch priority in many wardrobes along with wool skirts and blazers. Baggies, cowboy boots, and wide ridged cords added stylish variety. This year the trend was to let the student use a little imagination and design a style of his own. 14 Fashions

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Pop Concert Outstanding The 1981 Pop Concert was a good end- ing to an excellent year ' said Miss Holmes. New groups and ensembles were formed to demonstrate the out- standing abilities of the students. Ex- amples of this were the 'Dixieland Band and the 'Bertha Frey Singers'. Adding a special touch of wit and hu- mor was M.C. Linda Bleskacek. And brought back was the Art Show with a fine display of pottery, drawings and paintings. 1. The Dixieland band belts out a blasts of Southern hometown jingles. 2. Terry Negard, band director, announces the next number. 3. Beth Holmes, choir director is presented roses of appreciation by Andrea Howell. 4. The horn section of the Dixieland Band takes the saying, practice makes perfect literally. 5. The Concert Choir, dressed in formal attire, perform under the direction of Miss Holmes. 6. The Swing Choir rises in a song as they reach a musical crescendo.