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

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What A Blast! 1 Homecoming Queen Missy Spinks, her escort Hank Fogelberg. and the Junior Court. 2. A contemplative Mr. Roesch. 3. Mr. Jordan and Mr. Scheffen watch the soph- omores in the obstacle course. 4. Jenny Bond runs alone with the ball. 5. The Raidaires really got into the Homecoming spirit. 6. The rival teams at the line. 7. The Junior slogan. 8. Amy Fleming and Amy Magle show their spirit. 9. Kim Kay. Sue WHcox- son, and Roxy Rose cheering on the winning team. 10. Tina Tschida and David Wilson play a trumpet solo. 11. There were all sorts of nerds at school on Nerd Day. 12. The Senior class president Bob Richards, and Julie Scobey as nerds. 13. The Junior coaches. Homecoming 11

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Homecoming ... There were a few changes in the Homecoming activities this year. Some of the changes were the floats being omitted, and the hall decorating con- test and scavenger hunt being added. The Spirit Bell was won by the seniors, while the juniors won the scavenger hunt and the sophomores won the class dress-up days. Student council advisor Mr. Reng- storf said, Students did a remarkable job.

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12 Summer Jobs More and more high school students are join- ing the work force. Most high school students en- joy working after school and on weekends. How- ever. Heather Kees states that one disadvantage of working is the late hours on school nights. Stu- dents agree that the ad- vantages of having a job are working with people, meeting new people and being able to do a vari- ety of things at work. Dana Glade is saving money for college while Heather enjoys the inde- pendence a job gives her. Whether it's at the newest fast food joint or at an old Hudson hang- out, the student employ- ees are making money and, more importantly, having fun! Employment Students Moonlighting