School Songs
School Anthem (sung to the tune of "Aura Lee")
As the Hawk soars overhead, rising high are we. Honor, spirit, make us proud, of our loyalty. Sacrifice, pay the price, proud are we to be, The Spirit of America: Hug High Hawks are we!
Fight Song (sung to the tune of "When the Saints")
Oh when the Hawks, go flying in, Oh when the Hawks go flying in, We'll be there to cheer the victors, When the Hawks go flying in!
(Unlike most other schools in the area, Hug has two school songs: a School Anthem and a Fight Song. Traditionally, both school songs are played at pep rallies and games by the Hug High Pep Band, and each is accompanied by a short routine performed by the Hug High Cheerleaders and Songleaders. The Fight Song is usually played during games and rallies, whereas the School Anthem is only played at the end. )
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