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

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Prom '82 1. Gregg Bennett. Theresa Terwilliger. Scott Ever- son and his date. 2. Couples watch their classmates as the Grand March continues on. 3. The Junior class officers and their guests: President Connie Phillips with Jim Richard: Vice President Renee Raley with Tom Springer: Secretary Rick Sanden with Ann Petters. 4. Mike Strey. Sandi Sukopp. Brenda Rumphol and Duane Scholz. 5. Paul Anderson and Rita St. Marie stand under the stars of the spiral. 6. Barb Kelley and Jeff Larson greeted by Craig Orf. 7. Keri Christensen and Lon Gronseth walking on cloud number nine. 8 Good Times Variety Band plays the night away. Prom 15

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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

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Pop Concert Gains Professional Look 1. The concert choir, under the direction of Ms. Holmes. 2. Ms. Holmes encourages the choir to sing their hearts out. 3. The trumpet section, hard working and talented. 4. The trombone section shows their skill. 5. Lori Zilge sings straight from the heart. 6. Mr. Lewis and Mrs. Bleskachek enter- tain the crowd. 7. Viewers study the colorful paintings at the Art Show. 8. Pottery being displayed is admired. 9. Karin Duerst accompanies the concert choir with a lot of talent. 10. Mr. Negard shows off his new watch, a gift from the band. I I. John Williams doing his usual . 12. The jazz band adds real swing to the concert. 16 Pop Concert