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

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Handkerchiefs Dry Homecoming swung into gear with an all time first for HHS students: Homecoming Hankies. The stark white kerchiefs dis- played bold black letters spelling out the ’'wipe the Warriors theme. Thursday, students were clad in their best clothes, but on Friday they reverted to jeans to show their spirit on Blue and White Day. Students rejoiced as school adjourned at 1 .m. in order to hold a pep fest at Newton ield. It seemed only appropriate that the new additions to the nigh school, the sophomores, would win the newly-added Tears Of Raider Defeat balloon toss competition. The sophomores injured their upper classmen's pride by winning a majority of the events and cap- turing the cow bell. The day of the big game proved to be quite soggy, but a good portion of the fans stuck it out to see Amery slide bv the Raiders. Despite the Raider's 21-20 loss to Amery, radiant smiles filled the gym on September 24 as Nancy Cassutt was crowned Homecoming Queen. Walking down the aisle was noth- ing new for Nancy as she was a crown- bearer in the 1964 Homecoming. 6 Homecoming