Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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Contents Dedication . . . Honors . . . 15 Administration and Academics .. . 25 Urganizations. .45 Service . . . s 69 Athletics . . . 73 Classes . . . 85

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Emotion Reflected in Whatta we want-BEARMEAT! was the yell on the lips of every true -spirited H o rn e t on September 27. At half -time session, indecision as to whether to use quicky to the left or 45 trap loomed in the minds of coaches and team alike. When the signal to begin the second half came, 33 Hornets left the locker room determined to make some kind of football history-an d history t h e y made . After nine years ofdefeat, the Hornets won with a score of 12-6. The crowds went wild, confetti flew, and the cheerleaders were hugging, crying, and laughing all at once. And then the most impressive moment of all-as Lenoir fans watched silently, the Hornets emptied onto the field and burned a bearcat in effigy. Paula Sanford, assisted by Gerald Hester, announced the Home- coming activities. Miss Theresa Hope Sherrill expresses s u rp ri s e of being elected Home - coming Queen of 1963-64.