Hillsboro High School - Echo Yearbook (Hillsboro, WI)

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H0 C0 On Thursday night October 30, l9h9, the Homecoming events began at Hillsboro High. Skits were put on by each class and a pep rally was held in the gym. Af- ter this a torch parade went down to the athletic field and a snake dance was h6ld there. This concluded the program for Thursday. On Friday afternoon a big parade took place which featured many floats. That night following the foot- ball game with Muscoda, which Hillsboro won lu-O, a Homecoming dance was held at the gym where Lyle Steckel and Lillian Knadle were crowned King and Queen. 15