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

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That night the mighty Raiders did, in fact, tip the teepees of the Baldwin-Woodville Blackhawks, with a score of 38-7. At the end of our victorious game, the players took much pleasure in the total destruction of the burlap teepee that was constructed in the end zone. Saturday, Oct. 20, was a big day for the Junior and Senior female football players. They battled on Newton Field at 2:00. The Seniors skunked the Juniors, 12-0. In the surroundings of hay stacks, Indian corn, and pumpkins, was the royal coronation of our Homecoming Queen. Out of a very special group of people came one person, Mary Wallace, who was selected by the student body to be our Homecoming Queen.

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Homecoming '73 The activities of the 1973 Homecoming be- gan weeks before the actual date of the Homecoming game and special events. The Student Council contacted some of the past queens and set up numerous commit- tees in charge of refreshments, the dance, coronation and other unique happenings. One of the first all-school activities was the selection of the slogan for Homecoming. Work was soon underway with the ultimate goal being to Tip the Teepees. Members of the classes pulled together to produce their own floats, skits, and bulletin boards. All had hope that they could win the treas- ured cowbell. The results of their efforts were shown to the rest of the world at the pep fest and then at the parade. At the fantastic football game the winners were announced. The Juniors walked off with the priceless cowbell by taking first in the bulletin board and float competition. The Seniors followed a close second by capturing a first for their witty skit. All third places went to the Sophomore class. RUGS S . 10

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Joan DeWitte Mike Schumacher Lynn Muhlenkord Bruce Peterson Patty Nelson Gary Zappa Robin Rorvick Tom Heyvvood Mary Wallace Mark Cassutt Debby Iverson '72 David Erickson The '73 Homecoming Court Congratulations Queen Mary 12