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

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Autumn Sunshine Warms School Spirit 1978 Homecoming festivities were reversed when the Ells- worth Panthers pierced the Raiders in a close, action-filled game. The Student Council literally sweated preparing for the Home- coming activities this year. Since most of the traditional activities were lost, they had a big job ahead of them to think up new and interesting events to replace them. On Wednesday one pepfest was added to introduce the five candidates, Brenda Verdugt, Holly Offner, Barb Wallace, Lucy Turner, and our then unknown new Homecoming queen, Vicki Halverson. Thursday brought about Cruddy T-Shirt Day and the cold weather. Friday was blue and white day and the big pepfest. The wheel barrow race and obstacle course were added attractions. It also became the day that most of the Homecoming buttons were sold. The buttons featured a number on them for door prizes. Also, for the second consecutive year, the class of '80 confiscated the cup. No one could forget the entrance the five queen candidates made during halftime on a coach pulled by four horses. 12 Homecoming

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Annie Hall Influences Feminine Fashion At HHS Diane Keaton’s style made its mark on the feminine persuasion with the Annie Hall look this year. Straight legged jeans, wool blazers, big tops, baggy sweaters, a vari- ety of accessories such as skinny gold belts, men’s ties, and shoes ranging from clogs to heels cropped up all over. On the other hand, the macsuline half of the student body stuck to the traditional Levis, T shirts, pullover sweaters, tennis shoes, and boots. One change was noted in their wardrobe — Farrah Fawcett and Suzanne Sommers got less coverage. In their places college emblems and rock groups graced the shirts. One day out of the blue (and white), the football team showed up in school classily clad in dress pants, silk shirts, and vests. The special occasion? Parent’s Night. Anything for Mom and Dad. 1. Lori Sande wears one of the popular quiana disco dresses of this year. 2. Mike Chica supports the Minnesota Kicks by wearing a bright orange T- shirt that displays their emblem. 3. Sheila McGaver gets decked out in a plaid skirt, boots, and scarf for fall. 4. Female footwear proves to be everything from fashion boots to tennies. 5. The male half shows off its variation of Nikes, Tigers, Addidas and suede earth shoes. 6. Pencil jeans have made a definite comeback as Vicki Lewis models them here in the commons. 7. The big tops with a belt are a common fashion, sported here by Terri Ellis. 8. The guys get into the fa si on scene here with ski sweaters and leather jackets worn by Brad Larson and Craig Peterson. Fashions 11

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I. Queen candidates arc chauffcurcd by Gale Qualls and Junior Klapp. 2. Vickie Halverson radiates happiness after just being crowned. 3. Dave Iverson completes a pass in an attempt to score a touchdown. 4. A lyssa and Mica Kramer enjoy the duties of crownbcarers. 5. Despite defeat, sophomores give it their best to conquer the juniors in the tug of war. 6. Karl Ocstrcich receives a free ride from Sue Sears in the wheelbarrow race. 7. Even though cars are ruled out. the seniors revolt by deco- rating one of their own. Homecoming 13