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

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1. The Raidaires walk off the field after their rou- tine. 2. Hoping that she will not get wet by the spray of a broken water bal- loon is Joanie Klecker. 3. Over the hurdle, Evan Sturtevant flies to a great finish. 4. Terry Peterson talks to his many fans. 5. Hudson player ad- vances ball in the Homecoming game. 6. Chris Gratz sad at the prospect of having to give up her crown. 7. An excited Natalie Erb is crowned Queen.

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1981 Homecoming Very Unusual From day one class spirit was overwhelming. This showed itself in many ways. During the Powder Puff Football game the Juniors team spirit overcame the Seniors by a score of 8-6. This was the spark which started the raging fire between the classes. Just when we were getting used to seeing the posters up the student council took them down ' stated a member of the Junior Class. This quote was directed at the fact that the student council had to take the class posters down because the Juniors and Seniors kept tearing each others down. At the actual Pep Fest the seniors took many of the events, such as the yelling contest, the obstacle course, and the penny drive. The Juniors once again were victorious in the mighty Tug-O-War. The sophomores were completely lost in the mass confusion, but they'll give this years Juniors a run for their money in '82. During the planned activities of the Pep Fest there was turmoil between the Seniors and Juniors. A few eggs and many water balloons almost ruined Homecoming for the classes to come. This was in very poor taste. stated Tracy Roswell. The Homecoming dance was traditional and the Country Gentlemen entertained as they did last year. There were also many people looking forward to the return of college friends. At 9:45 a stunned Natalie Erb was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1981. t

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 1. Bev Fanning, Mi- chele Rivard, Kelly Spain. 2. Sue Harper, Ann Ruyak, Kris Niccum. Pepper Fest Ann Ruyak was crowned Pepper Queen at this year's Pepper Festi- val. Princesses were Kris Niccum and Sue Harper. It was an exciting and profitable event. Gross in- come was $19,00. The net proceeds of $7,000 will be used for the North Huson parks, summer recreation and youth activities. stated Woody Erickson. Local businesses contributed a large portion of the proceeds by sponsoring participa- tion in the parade. There were 172 units in the parade, many were colorful and inventive floats. Food booths, beer gardens, buttons and balloons contributed to the abun- dant profit. 3. Kelly Spain, M. Rivard, T. Dabruzzi, B. Fanning. 4. Missy Strehlo, Marilyn Hause. 5. S. Harper, N. Cardarelli, Barb Kelly, Ann Ruyak, Shannon Crawley, Shelly Rozeski, Vicki Raymond, Holly Dahl, Tonya Gan- der, Laura Conover, Angela Williams, Mi- chelle Goettl, Ann Schmitz. 20 Pepper Fest