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

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In Order To Play Jobs 13

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Students Hard At Work I wanted a job for something to do during the summer and a little extra money to spend.” said Angie Williams. This seems to explain the working stu- dent’s summer ambition. I wanted to earn money to buy a car.” said Ron Williams. Another common goal worth saving for and a definite objective for many job holders still in school. Others stated it gave them an opportunity to meet new people and make new friends. Shannon Crawley stated, when asked if her job interfered with her school and social life. It keeps me from doing many things I've planned but that's the way of life.” That seems to sum up the feelings of most student employees. When the in- conveniences of spending long hours waiting on customers is weighed against the extra money earned, the fun of buying luxuries or the comfortable feeling of having a wallet filled with spending cash, the concept of a job always comes out on top. 1. A6W Bear visits Kris Hatfield. Jackie Gornick and Shannon Crawley. 2. Suzy Parker goes 'bananas.'' 3. Wendy Brathal fills another 3 oz. ice cream. 4. Ron Williams, the Colonel’s elf. 5. Scott Benoy. sitting on the job. 6. Vonda Peper and Sue Strey. clowning around. 7. Renee Raley tries to bleep the bologna. 8. Tammy Frye fills another order of extra crispy. 12 Jobs

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The 1982 Prom Drifting and Dreaming” was thought to be one of the most successful proms re- membered. The Grand March brought in a large audience of ad- miring onlookers. Beautiful, brightly hued gowns and stiff necked tuxedoes led into the ballroom . Soft floating washes of colors weaved to the beat of the Good Tunes Variety Band. Everything ran smoothly, from the planning, to the fun raisers, and finally to that magical night on May 1st. The advisors had only words of praise for the junior class. It was job well done. Our congratula- tions to the 1981-82 junior class and their advisors. Drifting And Dreaming