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

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Summer Activities While some toiled at a summer job, day- dreaming of what might be, others took off to catch their dreams. The Baptist and Presbyterian church group left on their third Mishpack trip, to tour Montana and Wyoming. While there, they worked on painting a church, then proceeded to go mountain climbing. A group of 36 Spanish students headed south for a ten day stay in Mexico. Mr Lewis, one of the chaperones, said he liked the little things on the trip, like painters in the park and wild boars in the jungle. Overall the trip was enjoyable. While some students were frolicking around the continent, the majority had to amuse themselves parks to having a few friends over. l (1) Dan Sorensen. Scott Cameron and Bri- an Connolly enjoy Mexican warmth and sun. (2) The Mishpack crew stop for a group photo on their way westward. (3) A visit to Battle Creek Park, in St Paul, helps Kristi Hanley enjoy a typical summer day. (4) This hiking group is suited up and ready to tackle the mountainside. (5) Dave Nichols and Pete Foster enjoy a game of pool, among other things, during the short summer months (6) Kristen and Katie try not to look like tourists. (7) These Minnesota State Fair goers found some entertainment for the day. (8) Jill Hard has a few friends over to visit. (9) While touring Mexico’s landscapes, the group takes a break for a picture. 3

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STUDENTS AT WORK In order to make ends meet with life’s financial wants and needs, many students have taken part-time jobs. Some work to save money for college, a car or for their future, while others work simply so they can go out on Friday nights. Apart from the money, students were asked what they like the most and least about their jobs. These pages answer those questions, and present you with candid photos of teens at work. Michelle Hickox, who works at the Court House, says she likes getting inside information on people, but doesn’t like not being able to participate in after-school activities. She decided to work at the Court House because it would look good ” on her resume, and she needed the money. Jeff Alger (Dairy Queen), thinks learning to make a lot of things is fun”, but the hours can get too long and tiring. Amy Magle, More 4 cashier, enjoys working with people but doesn’t like crabby customers. Jennifer Hildebrandt, who might serve you at Perkins, has always wanted to be a waitress but doesn’t like custom- ers who dislike their food. These statements show that even though nobody likes everything about working, there is a silver lining to even the grayest of clouds. This page: (1) Careful with the eggs, Scoci (2) Amy Magle cries to make the correct change (3) Lee Meyer prepares the table to get messed up again Facing page: (4) Jeff Alger scrambles to get his orders ready (5) Excuse me, can I help you? (6) Jennie Hildebrandt caught red-handed in the freezer