Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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Robert Hayes left thls school 1n December to contlnue h1s studles ID Washmgton when he was appomted House Page by Congressman Hugh Q Alexander He IS the flrst student ln Hudson s hlstory to be so honored h1s appomtment was for the remamder of the current school term He IS p1ctured above domg what he hkes most WOFRIHQ w1th one of h1s horses Here Robert and Llttle Roadrnaster' clrcled the rlng 1n the 59 Ralelgh State Champ1onsh1p Show 7wunpfL Gnd 'i nf Mr Lathan lnformed Mlller Whlsnant that he was the second Joyce Waldrop recelved the surprlslng news from Hudson student ever to become a sem1 f1nal1st ID the Mer1t Scho Gerald Bryant Senlor Class Presldent that she had larshlp exammatlon 1nc1denta11y hxs brother was the fxrst' Does been chosen to part1c1pate IH the Pancake Queen' 1t run ln the fam1ly'f' contest at Wh1tnel School 8 J' . . . , . . . . , . . . . I . . . H . , . . . , . . . . if -,:,' sg-7 ' 3 2 1 ' Q , A sf t sg . K tx: 55' 1 l Q ' - . .- . . . . - , . . , , , , n , , , . . . . ,, , J 7 '

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have been mode 1,Q2ug.,SQ'i it t Mil' 1 ,ft i -'shag ,, 7 W Make new friends, but keep the old, Those are silver, these are gold. New-made friendships, like new wine, Age will mellow and refine. -Parry Patricia Wilson, Nancy Morrison, Gary Link, Barbara Bolick, Judy Rader, Bruce Adkins, Terry Harris, Missy Kincaid Qdogj, Mike Harris, Pearl Farmer, Sherry Bush. You met the daily routine--the five classes, six minute breaks, lunch period and interminable studies. Somehow all of this was kept from being dull because of friends-friends you were with in grammar school and new ones you had made in high school. These new friends had been gained in many ways. Some you grew to know through the bond of shared interest in certain sports, others, in attending school events, others, through the shared work and worry of studies and special tasks, and still others, through membership in clubs. Because of these friendships,you were better able to cope with and enjoy the year ahead.

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Mrs Whxte and Kay Mason chose the drapery material Kay used m her home xmprovement project Redecoratmg The Dlnmg Room let was sent to the U S Off1C9 of Educatlon after It ha the state wmners have been shared Kay's prolect book d been declared one of You found that the year was not all drudgery but lt was not all play elther You suffered the angu1sh of hard tests and the HQODIES of loslng ball games You knew the crushmg drsappomtments of losmg an electron or a certam V1 tory and you be came acqualnted wlth many other forms of dls apporntments that confronted you throughout the year Yet for the mam part these were forgotten and left behmd by the more rmportant thmgs the lastmg and remembered thlngs the 1oys, the tr1 1 You crammed for tests and moaned that you would never pass. 9 l , . . . .C H 7 7 Y umphs, the frolic and the fun. if' ' ' lv ' ' ' vu ' - , . I