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

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It began with tissue paper flowers and light blue cardboard walls. A metal- lic stream rippled its way among green shrubs and geraniums. Nestled within the pastel colors of spring, cast iron chairs hid in cozy clumps. A short walk through ecstacy led you across the flowering bridge to the dance court for the Grand March. Thrones and butterflies combined as Greg and Sue became our new royality in A Morn- ing in May. 17

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SNO-DAYS '74 Friday, January 26, marked the kick-off of our Sno- Days with a pep assembly. The pep meeting was high- lighted by the appearance of our King Kold contestants who were escorted by our Homecoming Queen candi- dates. Entertainment followed with the King Kold can- didate's speeches, the Raidaires, and the Men's Chorus. After the basketball game, the skating party was held at Burton Field. From 10 KX) until 12KX) p. m. , the stu- dents of Hudson High could be seen gliding (?) across the ice. Saturday began with a fantastic pancake breakfast served to us by the H. H. S. Student Council. Saturday night held the dance and excitement of the King Kold crown- ing. As we danced to the music of Weevil, we waited with bated breath to discover who would be King. Would it be Mark Cassutt, Gary Feyereisen, Mike Sch- umacher, Rich Slight, or Gary Zappa? At last our curiosity was satisfied as Peggy Richie crowned Gary Zappa King Kold of 1974. Thus ended the fabulous Sno-Days at Hudson. 18