Horlick High School - Polaris Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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ROW 1: Officers: (absent) President, Debbi Prowler, Board Member, Jane King; Vice President, Beth Goodman, Miss Wilson; .Secretary, Carol Burow; Board Member, Mary Kaprelian, ROW 2: Pris Herman, Arlvnn Rosen- burg, Esty Cohen, Sherry Lindau, Val .Springer, Kris Hall, Gail Isaacson, Linda Petri, Kathi Berldev ROW 3: Barbara Mc.Mahon, .Angic Djuricic, |ane Rademacher. Joyce Warner, Vickie Betts, Betty Klima, L ' Oree Kollman, Lois Smith, Debbi Levin. ROW 4: Gordica Kostic, Sharon Anderson, Sandy Wallace, Linda Miller, Carol .-Vdzick, Karen Jones, Ann Gottleib, Sue Hansmann, Cynthia Brusko, Kathv Nielsen ROW 5: Pam Rice, Sue Valen- tme, Carol Jacobsen, ,Mary .Schumann, Sina Ciape, Sharon Keller, Joyce White, Sheila Vol!, Gloria Harygen, Sally Cosford Se uft ' ( Atk CW) The .SENIOR GIRLS CLUB, a service club, was or- ganized this year under the superivision of Miss Wilson. The club participated in many projects including house management to .Serenade to a Ding-a-Ling, assisting in Dad ' s Night football game, and sponsoring the Cafe- teria Clean-up. One of their most interesting projects was Horlick ' s first IBM Dance. IJ

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Stimulus was reorganized this year alter having been discontinued last year. As a discussion group, the membership was always open. Its meetings were based on current topics discussed by guest speakers. Cap- tain Hagman of the Juvenile Division of the Racine Police Depart- ment spoke on juvenile delinquency, Mrs. Orby Moss, a Racine social worker, spoke on civil rights, and Mr. McMur- ray of the Racine Jour- nal-Times discussed the responsibilities of the , newspaper. Meetmgs have included performances by acting groups and local folk singers, both of which discussed their arts. ROW 1: Pris Herman, Barb White, Kathy Weinfurler. Linda Meizzer. ROW 2: Mary Kaprelian, Evie Morris, Linda .Slice, Clarol Burow, Jane King. ROW 3: Sue Valentine, Steve Quinn, . llan Lutlier. Sheldon .McMillen. Carol .Xdziik ROW 4: Norm Goodman, .Sarah Evans, Pat Healy. Sharon Nelson. Jim iaylor StUKuiuS

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Se u Boy ' s CW) ROW L Wesley Light, lorn Sears, Uavid Doiigall, I )an Johnson, John (iabbey, Bruce Nielson. ROW 2: D. Parrish (advisor), John Rasmussen, Erv Keller, Jim Voitko, Paul Miller, Tom VanHorn, Herb Riiehrirh, jiihn Evans, Dave Farina, Tim Miller, Paul Biidi, Brian .Sullivan, Bob Kapellish, John Haanstad, )im Palre- nass, jcH Miller, Rick Isaacson, Dave Grabber. ROW 3: Jerry Bebedict, Russ Daley, Lee Kaspcr, Paul Loumos, JeffZimpel. Den- nis Smith, George Roberts, Joe Lakatos, Bob Heeler, Brian Hill- man, Don Kappel, John CMope, Jim Hathaway, Jim Paul, John Paulson. Matt Zebell, Don Kapla, Bruce Hunt, Brian Dancka, Ric Storbeik ROW J: Tom Collova, Steve Williams, Bradlev D.ividson, Tom Staccy, Don Grawlord, Randv Rygh, Clarl Roscn- quist, John Ellelson. Bruce Zupek, Dick Kahnoski, Joe Rudolph, Bruce pishbain, lim ( iriimlev. Bob VanKoningsveld, Bruce ( oldsworthy, |eli Z.inotli, Bob Lindstrom, Jerry Sieger, Dave .Munch, Don Sells, Richard Wetzel, W.iyne Plant, Fred Madsen ROW 5: Jefl Miller, Howard Nelson, Nick Bilello, Tom Brinen, Brian Lynch, ,)ohn Schroeder, Bob Sparks, Jonas Schommer, . likc Bohlman, Jim Schoenecker, George Kuiper, Bruce Chevis, Jim Spangenberg, (iary Bell, Jim Polansky, Richard Mohr, .Michael . ' Anderson, Larry Kapellusch, Joe Ross, Pat Healy, Mike Johnson, Rick Sneidcr, Bill Myers, Don Petersim Senior Boys Club, N.S.S.SH- AAA, is a service club. They finance projects through Rebel button sales. They are easily recognized by their black and white club sweatshirts.