Horlick High School - Polaris Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Jfo - wffejf Dramatic Department Last year's spring play, given by the dramatic department, was The Bal, a mystery in three acts, by Mary Roberts Rinehardt. The cast, in spite of hard work and late rehearsals had great fun through the murders and terrifying scenes. The audience was kept in suspense as to the out- :ome of the play to the very end. On December 3 and 10, Horlick's dramatics group put on The Secret of Pat Pending by Bill and Marcia McCreary for the Children's Theater. The unusual object in this play was the complicated wishing machine. The crew worked hard to get it together and make it work during the performances. This year a group of sophomores, iuniors, and seniors have picked a comedy, Uncle Fred Flits By written by Wodehouse and Clark. Qi Top Pow - D. Iverson, S. Faber, A. Solbraa Bottom Row - J. Schwartz, B. Milslagle ,L if

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X X . ' A t 9 . POLARIS First editions with a limited number of issues grow more valuable as each year passes. The Polaris staff hopes that the 1950 first edition with its limit of 750 copies . will also become more valuable to Horlick students as time goes by. The Polaris staff already appreciates this yearbook because they have experienced the hard work which is so necessary in putting out an annual. Besides planning the book, taking the pictures, and writing the write-ups, the iob of financing the Polaris has 'Fallen into their hands. With the help of Student Council, Polaris has sponsored the school carnival, refreshment stands at athletic contests, and collected money in various ways. 4 y I Y ,-4 N i' .ji v si ' v IJ '1 N X , -it K ' xx! f ,Q .cj bis. .A KA -V POLARIS Advisor ......., .. .... ...... M r. West Editor . . ., Anna Mae Meyer Business Manager Gloria Babbitt Sports . . Frank Riddle, Jim Johnson Don Lindgren Seniors ., ., ,, Star Jcnsen, Betty Wagner Janet Kumpel, Bernice Emeric'1 Activities . Susie Chalekian, Ruth Fick Jay Schwartz Darlene Joslin Home Rooms , , Margaret Dadian Helen Haban Photographers , .,.,.... Bruce Mann, Jerry Moore, Les Lee Lucarelli, Jack Hienn Typists Gloria Bartel, Beverly Tobias Verna Cerny Artist Dick Groenke Ist. B. Tobias, H. Haban, D. Joslin, Dadian, S. Chalekian, B. Emerick, Bartz, G. Bartel 2nd J. Hinze, R. Fick, B. Schwartz, G. Babbitt, V. Cerny, Meyer, S. Jensen, J. Kumpel 3rd L. Lucareli, B. Mann, J. Moore, Johnson, F. Riddle, D. Lindgren, Groenke, Mr. West 'Ist G. Babbit, J. Schwartz 2nd. J. Kumpel, M. Dadian, ist. V. Cerny, A. Meyer, G. 2nd S Jen'en B Wagner -. f X 1 S If -s J f f' AVI' f J' we f 1 , 1 -s . S ' 'M 1 ,en 1 , V- -, M, I, W , - l .f ! s-1' AA., or .V X 1.1 t ! 'IL , f- L Wagner. D. Joslin Bartel