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

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What’s Hot in 87 Spirited Fashions No matter what the item, it appeared in some form of denim this year. Blue, grey, black, white, bleached, frosted, iced, acid-washed, stone-washed, and never-washed denim were seen everywhere. It took shape in skirts — long and slim, long and full, or the newly-returned miniskirt — jackets, shirts, and even some shoes. A return to 50s and 60s looks was apparent in hairstyles. For girls, long hair, often curled, was the fashion. For boys, crew cuts came back, but longer hair was still seen around and about. (1) Bil Smith shows off the frosted denim jacket. (2) Christine Everson, Stacy Wolff, Tara Johnson, and Becky Swenson model this year's trends. (3) Even Ty Christophersen got a crew cut. (4) The new miniskirt and sweatshirt, sported by Kylie Davis. (5) Joanna in a trendy jean jacket and high tops. (6) Wearing baggy tops and striped pants, Paola Gandrus and Lynn Brown bring fashion to the commons.

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 Pepper Festival The annual North Hudson get-together is more than just another beauty contest: the parade, the spicy Italian food and the mime performance are just a few of the other facets of the festival. So, next time August rolls around, enjoy the fun of the activities as well as the excitement of the pageant. (1) Chris Edwards is looking forward to a year of parades and publicity (2) Last year’s princess, Mindy, congratulates this year’s winners (3) The future queen, caught in a thoughtful moment (4) 1987-88 Royalty: Princess Angie Dove, Queen Laura Olson, King Bob Boware, Princess Angie Fellrath, Princess Chris Edwards Pcppcrfcn 4

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Spirits Soar At Homecoming Homecoming Week began with the usual share of nerds. Blue and White Day” also went over quite well although it coincided with the underclassmen’s picture day. Asked for her opin- ion, Kim Peterson enthused, Class colors day was the best!” Sophomores, juniors and seniors showed high spirits by wearing white, purple and orange, respectively. Spirit peaked at the pep rally. The classes jammed the gym for the contests and cheers. The rally’s highlight for Kristin Andraschko was the high-volume yelling contest. At the Powderpuff game, the class of 88 won once again. Tiffany Iten and Karen Leier agreed that the game was the week’s best time . At the boys’ game, we raided the Rangers (La- Crosse Logan) for the first victory of the season, 21-7. During halftime the seniors were awarded the Spirit Bell for outstanding performance in the week’s events. At Homecoming’s close, the dance, Ann Johnson, escorted by Kory McCon- aughey, was named Queen. A suggestion for change, made by Lisa Asher: The coronation should be during the pep rally so everybody could see it.” Throughout the week, spirits flew higher than ever. Homecoming