Horlick High School - Polaris Yearbook (Racine, WI)
- Class of 1952
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WL , - '2- , 4E.,hE,, A 3 M I VICE PRINCIPAL Mr Nemacheck the vrce Admrral of the S S Rebels has been farthful to the shrp and shrp s company I-Ie has advrsed the shrp s governrng body Student Councrl and helped them wxth perplexmg problems Not only does he take on dutres of our v1ce-admrral but that of a captam also I-Ie holds several classes rn Socral Studres He has advlsed the shrp s governrng body the Student Councrl so well that no thought of mutrny ever occured The Admirals of our Sfzm WERNER SMITH PRINCIPAL The admrral of the shrp Mr Smrth led our shrp through the calms and storms of our voyage HIS leadershrp durrng the year kept us on our charted course and has safely led us to our destrnatron When we leave thls summer Mr Smrth w1ll stay wrth the sh1p and prepare for the next voyage wrth a new and eager crew aboard I-hs servlce has been a falthful and frultful one 0 D M f lr .4 ' I . I I X , I I E y g Q FRANCIS NEMACHECK I ll ' ' II I I ' Q - I. 1 - I K :li R kk K ff new H -, 4 nu Meer Me Captains and ffl Kenneth M Bahnson Department SocIalStud1es Allce Black Department Library Loss Carlson Department English Amy M Connolly Department Commercial Alphus J Cox Department Commercial, Department Head and School Business Mmager Theodore R Curtis Department Driver Education and Training Benlamm J Ewers Department Mathematics James L Hancock Department Fore Languages and uidance Department Industrial Arts Department Head Lllllan Houg Department Science and Guidance John C Hubbard Department Music Edna L Jenluns Department Ar Helen T Kammerer Department English Esther J Kung Department Social Studies, Department Head AIJIS Kralmlx Department Speech Beatruce D Lumley Department Physical Education or Girls Eve Newman Department English Bertha Ott Department Foreign Languages Patricia A Patton Department Foods Cafeteria Manager Roy L. Plgglns Department English Russell A Rebholz Department Physical Education for Boys 0 f ,5 . Q .,,, W, - ar 5' - Eg' e C Otto A. Henderson - l . . . ky .' K f 1 Q L fp - 'fl ' '.- . V, '- . Q 1' ' K 1 cf , -. tx . L- - If - Q , 1 fx L bl ,,f-:CL ,fx . - f in all .,.. 4 ' ommanders of file Slzw Lots Rumage Department Commercial Leona G Schubert Department Foreign Languages Enqlxsh Dorothy Seudel Department Social Studies Marc Shampo Department Sciences M Esther Shaw Department Mathematics Helga M Sorensen Department English Laura A Stasleluk Department Social Studies Hugh C Stewart Department Nhthematxcs and Physxcal Education Evadna C Stone Clufford E Taylor Department Industrial Arts Anna J Turgasen Department English Department Head C A Wackman Department lndustrlal Arts Warren L Wllkerson Department Science Department Head Jean F Wllson Department Household Arts Department Head Marne 'G Johnson Department Cafeterxa Rose Monoglan Secretary Dorothy Jacobsen Clerk Florence Von Morter School Nurse O 1 I V ' Department - Dean of Girls and Home Visitor - 1 1 - 1 Mfg GZ loading Me 560: wifb Fun The students had a barrel oi fun when they decorated their home room doors at Christmas time. Here we see the prize winning home room door 217, and the decorators, Miss Shaw, Janet Franseen, and Margaret Hulimann. Tom O'Neil, Bob Aceto, George Kaprelian, Dick Mauer, and Jim Remely have fun while loading the Goodwill baskets which the crew made for needy families. A picture of our admiral, Mr. Smith, when he wasn't looking. Selling candy to customers, Dorothy Just, Dixie Langsdale, Karen I-laum and Mario Christiansen, are Mrs. Newman and Johnny Curtis. This year a heart of red and white was used on the calendar to represent the month of February. Donna Love and Alyce Galeckas took time each l-:..v, 6 ,..I .ne If month to put a new calendar page just as they are doing here. The Kenosha band was a part of the exchange assembly with Kenosha. The Hor1ick's crew enjoyed them so much that they gave an encore. Dancing for our all school party, Turkey Trot, Judy Meyer, and Juliane Sodumka. I' 2 523, 1 4? ,.P ' .. -V r- . x ' 'Q .- if Z- The beautiful voices of the Lorelei cmd A Cap- pella were heard at the annual Christmas assembly. New aboard the S. S. Rebels' officers were Miss B1ack,Miss Carlson,Mr.Shampo,and Miss Krainik. Old Glory and the ensigns of Park and Horlick were raised at the annual flag raising before the Park-Horlick football game. Z '- X fx -qn.Asun, U 3 'Sf Me frewiv 6oveming Body . I -. ,, s 4 - STUDENT COUNCIL 3FlD ROW- N. Klap roth J. McCann M. Zitku D. Sperberg J Rem ey P Rothin R Johnson B Mann N Boone U Doss D Iselin ZND ROW K Joslin B Gordon S Schwertfeger, J Schommer E Joslin, Fl Bekken Mr Nemacheck C Warden J l-left J Berqsbaken P Peterson J Meersc aert FRONT ROW J Janecky R Jensen J Cain, S Gelenlan D Danek Catrine J Sodmka P Lawrence E Peterson, F' Freeman C Catrlne I Braun and S Schuppe are waiting on the eager patrons amon which are J Ashenfelter and G Dcxnhauser while Mlss Rumaqe ooks on 41. J Jim l-left president of council calls xt to order 4TH ROW Nerncxcheck 3RD HOW Sweetman K Joslin A Hcxrtoq C Pederson Fiskum Musurlian 2ND ROW Schonert J Bergsbaken N Laycook Grcxuwels O Cerny J Sodomka S Gelenian Doss J Hinze N Boone nr- av-5 FRONT ROW The crew's elected governing body meet once a week and discuss the coming events and problems facing the crew. The council looks out for the welfare and entertainment of the crew. They also attend meeting out of town and work with rival ships' companies cementing friendly relationships. The student council sponsored many events during the year which included several all school parties At all the parties the crew may dance or play games, Just as they choose Refresh ments were at the peak this year, every thing from barbegues to hot dogs This year s council has discussed plans for a student day travel codes, and better assemblies They have suc ceeded in bringing outsiders to all school parties and S C A passes for admittance I7 r 1 1 1 . , . , .I , . , . , . , . . - . A , . , . . I ' ' I ' l . 5 . , . , . , - . d . , . . , ' I ' I ' I ' I i l 1 . . , . A, . ti . . , 'Sr ,- l I l U ,- ' On . 4 X ' 4 A-S' rf . - 5 K ' . , . X I I 4 ' - . A . I , . , . , . , . . T v I v 1 ' I . , . , . , . ' . -U. , . ' , . . J Zltka served a second term with the new president Heading the council the first semester was Fred Freeman on Mona o the right Ulysses Doss served as vxce president and Mona J Jim Heft center and Neil Boone the vice president Zltka was the secretary treasurer Go Horhck qo , are the fam1l1 SUQIDS when the cheerleaders get out on the freld and lead the crew 1J'1 the sprrrted yells and songs to cheer on the tlghtmg Rebels The cheerleaders are elected by the student body and sponsored by the COl1l'lC1l -gt The Jumor cheerleaders are some thmq new on board thrs year The councrl sponsored these members last year and they really went out 1n full swrnq thls year They recelved new unlforms and cheered on the sophomore teams to v1ctory Here we see in an unusual shot A Montelth J Vroman C Nelson S Frank J Petersen J Von Gonten and C Falkenrath make a sfrtkinq pose Lh then' new uniforms l . ' - o , , - - ll - ll H - -Cn, - - ll Il .fp A Qt C. Lrexa, A. Altamo, and A. Galeckas. l ' ' ' A N! 4 1 'Y' Ll ' J 'Q 1 no .4 X if Jommg the Ranks of fr endly Relation Co Rec club membershlp IS lxmlted each semester to 200 qlrls and 200 boys from both Horlxck and Park I'-hgh Schools The home actxvxtles are held rn the YMCA or1nthenewAnnex Among the mam actxvltres are the weekend tr1ps to Camp Anaklqrq for sw1mm1nq,boat1nq, horseback rldmq, and square dancmq Many out of town trlps mcludmq trlps to see South Pac: lc, Shrmers Circus, Sport Show and an educatronal trxp to the Chrcaqo Museum of Sclence and lndustry were mcluded Co Rec also sponsored buses for many of Horlxck s out of town football and basketball games SENIORS 4TH ROW J Buckingham, M Baum blatt, T Fehlberq, B Mann J Hlnze, G Shenkenberq, D Kinkade R Denman 3RD ROW M Zltka, M Hurlimann, D Sperbetq, K Gotsche, M Christ lanson, J McCann N Klapproth J Bergsbaken,W Elhlers ZND ROW Horner, A Muck D Dcmek, L Jung, Mlss Shaw, J Bllik N Jacobson, F Freeman A Stephan FRONT ROW C Catrme A Alalmo J Crocco N Fawcett, B Mackey M Ballce A Montexth J Krxstopext JUNIORS 5TH ICW Kind, L Bekken, Bohn A Bohr B Chadwick J Lapour, J Vroman, L. Olson, G Hoo rhuxs N Lindgren, J Heft, R Hof man, R Olson 3RD ROW S Swllllnq D Vassallo B Wxsby, V LoPour, D Foertsch, Y Grosskopf, J Pfost, J Drur J Berksbaken, P Petersen, J Myers B Fehlberq ZND ROW D Love, A Galeckas, M Hanson H Kasaplan G As dlqran, G Gmndinoto P Macutha N Traeqer N Habada C Svltav sky A Bader M Benson FRONT ROW B Teshnow P Farina A Hazarlan, M Chobamcm, M Blaser, B Flo d Miss Shaw, J Pohorsky D orcaro, C Mac Farland J Overdxer T Kron1k,S Joos SOPHOMORES STH ROW Larsen, B Hrasky R Thomas P Sanchez J Von Gotten, G Al rovitz, Morris B Fo txk Berqsbaken S Mlkalxan, B Wynstra R Mascarl 4TH ROW C Catrlne J Schommer B Gordon, R Bekken, T Ferraro C Worden F Diem R Rassmussen, B Kadlec D Hess 3RD ROW J Habada P Doonan J Burkert A Kundman, K Haum N Twardos S Frank C Nelson E Mllfara T O'Nell B Dvorak F Gaucllo R Jensen 2ND ROW J Janecky J Lltrenta J Myers, D Fortlno J Perkins M Hake, Mxss Shaw, M Marqosian, E Barnes A Landy R Kanjuh E Check: B Halbur M Balxan FRONT ROW M Geblelan B Maybee Christensen, S Glacxnti B Larsen B Metz, K JOS ln J Mack J Petersen Pottervllle D Hofman M Cerny S Gelenlan, B Lutz C Buckmqharn D Ruston Stlll, one of the favorrte actxvxtxes IS the Sports Nxqht, usually held on Saturday at the Y M C A Here, Co Rec members may relax whxle watchmq TV take part tn the many lobby games Offxcers for Co-Rec durlng the ixrst semester were the followxnq Vice presldent Ronald Denman secretary Joyce Berqsbaken Second semester Vrce presldent Jxm Schommer, secretary Joyce Berqsbaken The presxdent and treasurer were Park Hxqh students Mmss Shaw 1S the Horlxck Co Rec advlsor QL Q 0 0 O ' . 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' ' Q cafrlebaff on fire Quarferdeck Tawasl, one of Horhck s socxal and servxce clubs, IS affxlxated wxth the Y W C A The meetmqs, consxstmq of an rnformal 1n1t1at1on, business, movres, or a lecture, are held every other Thursday Hxqhhqhtrnq the semester s actxvxtxes IS the annual Athletic Banquet and the Mother s Tea At the Athletxc Banquet, Tawasx honors all the Horlrck boys who partxcxpated 1n mterscholastxc sports throughout the season Besldes these two mam events, the date partxes an mformal dxscussions are well attended Offrcers durmq the first semester were the follow mg Presrdent, Dorothy Danek, vxce-presxdent, Jacque McCann, secretary, Manry Balxce, treasurer, Karen Gotsche Second semester Presxdent Arleen Montexth ce presxdent, Alyce Galeckas, secretary, V1lma apour, treasurer, Barbara Fehlberq Advrsors are Mrss Shaw cmd Mxss Rumaqe SENIORS 4TH BOW K Gotsche J McCann, Chrlstlanson, D Sperberg N Kla proth, R Baht B Skovste E Bargara, M Schacht 3BD BOW D Danek P Flannlqan, A Bm-rows, 1 emi N Jacobsen, M Lumers, s Sheldon, D Jundl M DerHousep1an. ZND ROW S Seyferth, B Out ley, B Mackey E hhzzle, Miss S aw A Montetth K Horner, A Marck P Bronson FRONT ROW C Catrine, S Hanson, T Akulian, A Alaimo, M Ballce, N Fawcett, K Asidqlan, C Tesser, A Flskum .IUNIORS 4TH BOW S Shwertfeger, F Chapin, L Olson, R Val1ner,B Fehlberq, V Francetic, J LaPour 3RD BOW D Lui, P Eschmann, E Peterson C Stephen L Se ton, J Kacken ch Y Gross opt S Hunter K Moxness, J Overdrer, J Vroman 2ND BOW D Love, A Galeckas, S Swllling, M Puffer, S Hansen, Miss Rumage R Dadlan A Oertel Mxss Rumaqe R Dadxan, A Oertel Krueger, P Macutha S Hen drickson FRONT ROW Braun, J Cain, D Porcaro, N Damelson, K Sweet man M Blaser C Catrine T Kronick C bamers C Mac Farland SOPHOMORES 4TH ROW J Mlkulecky,G Peterson S Huqaslan, D Bullis, J Kuderic, E Checkl, N Twardos, B Iverson, S Bouwed J Halavka, J Von Gotten, J Woodland 3RD ROW K Schacht, C Nelson, N Laycock D Peck, R Kanyuh, P Doonan, J Burkert A Kundmcm, J Habada J Sodumha J Klage, E khliata 2ND ROW M Marqosian, J Meyer, N Giactntl, M Shovers Miss Rumaqe, Miss Shaw E arnes, J zumwsu, D I'-Ilhbard E sz Amand, C Casper FRONT ROW M Gebellan, J Mackey, Buckingham J Petersen, K Julian D Huston, J Lltrenta, Cobb, B Lutz, J Christiansen, D Fortino, S Frank . . , . , . . . - . . . 4 , , .. . ' ' . : V I A I A . V vi - ' ' ' ci ' ' . M. - ' . ' , . . , . , . l A W A V . . , - . ' ' . ' 'L . . , . . , V. Logout, Foertsch, J.Boethig, .' any . ' ' E, , , I I , . I N. . , . - - I. . . - 1 - . . , . , . - ' I - . . , .l a,. . l . - 5 . . . , . . . Q . , . , . ' ' ' . la . . , . . c. - ' , . ' . , . . W. . . Service and Fan for All Abou d H1 Y, Horlxck s boys club, meets every Tuesday mght, alternatmg meetmgs wxth programs Mr James Hancock, advrsor of H1 Y, agaxn th1s year has been untxrmg m hrs efforts to buxld the club mto a better one than ever before The actxvxtles th1s year, such as hrkes, formals, parues, and a dxscussxon between Tawasx and H1 Y have created wonderful frxendshxps among xts members The club ofhcers of 195152 were as follows Fxrst semester, presldent, George Danhauser, vxce- Presldent, George Kaprehan, secretary, Drckran Kouymjxan treasurer, Jerry Buckxngham Second Selllesiel' Presxdent, George Danhauser, vrce pres1dent, George Kaprelxan secretary, Ed Chobaman treasurer, Rod Hermes HI Y SENIORS SRD ROW R Hermes J Buckingham P Rothin, M Freeman, W Ehlers D Kinkade G Kamakian D Biele feldt, R nman C Kamakian 2ND ROW K Kovac S Bull, J Hinze B Mann T Fehlberg Mr Hancock B Cribarl H Oqlanlan B Platt D Effenberger FRONT ROW H Chobanian D Kouy mjlan, R Rodriguez G Kaprellan S Keochlkian, EI Chobanlan A Luby, D Galati, D Lancia, G Dcmhauser - A HI Y JUNIORS 3RD ROW R Chamberlin I...Schonert R Molbeck, U Doss, D Monson, W Banker M Arganian, D Iselin 2ND ROW D Krofia, L. Bekken J Luedtke Mr Hancock J Wilkerson O Cerny A Steavpac , N Boone FRONT ROW W Trotf, A Musurlian S Chaleklan C Green R Schoedl T Elsmo J Reed D Landa HI Y SOPHOMORES 3RD ROW F Diem R Christensen J Twcrrdos A Lutz A Miller, J Janders Trentadue R Rost ZND ROW R Bekken B Hrasky, T Ferraro M' Hancock EI Joslin P Uebe, R I.aVassor Thomas, S Gordon FRONT ROW R Jensen B Larsen, C Catrlne, G Torosian B hbtz T O'Ne1l K Joslin J Schommer, J Carreno ear Q M 5 Zhi- I from Test Tubes fo Me Galley Keepmg our sh1p protected from the elements and foes are the duties of the Science and Rxfle Clubs Meanwhile, the Stewards of the galley saw to it that the crew was well fed Wlth Mr Shampo as advisor, the officers, Pat Petersen, presldent, Don Bohn, vxce-presxdent, and Neal deGarmo, secretary treasurer, reorganized the Scxence Club Each member has chosen a project m some sctentxflc held At the end of the year these will be compxled 1n a year book Not only do they work m school, but they have planned field trips whlch have proved enjoyable to all Horlick's Fhfle Club consxstxng of ten members w1th John Hubbard act1nq as advxsor practiced good marksmanshlp every Tuesday noon 1n the schools nfle range Their skxll was put to a test when they competed in the cxty and reqxonal meets The result will not be known untxl the end of the school term The cafeterxa group with Mrs Johnson and M1ss Patton as advxsors plan, prepare, and serve the meals Often the foods classes help make the salads and delxcacxes Thxs year they maugurated a new plan whxch has greatly improved the service SCI E N C E CL U B 2ND ROW Ft Rasmussen G Alper ovltz D Kou 1 G K in FRONT ROW M Blaser S Schu pe, F Freeman G Staton, J Levan ow ski P etersen, G Asdlqlan E laottervllle. RIFLE CLUB 2ND ROW G Hubbard, V Svltavsk B Teshnow, J Myers, Mr I-lubbar FRONT ROW D Nelson, D Kadlec, N Fechner, J Twardos, J Knuth CAFETERIA HELPERS 2ND ROW L Taylcr, F Giandlnoto I.. Klema, P Doss, U Doss FRONT ROW J Emlck, S Kraqe, Mrs Johnson,Mlss Patton, A Kuehnemann , .. , ff' Q gf.Vis..,mg,0, D.'S'Jt.Z'2'N. beGZ?3,,o: . X . Hn. . Q F, z 57 if fl . ' '. '. it , F Barren the Watches Trl Beta Chi IS a girls socxal and servxce club Among the activities which the glrls paructpate tn are bowlmg, movies, and card parties I-Ilghlxqhtxng the c1ub's actlvltles were the annual Chnstmas luncheon, and a trip to Milwaukee to see the play, Member of the Wedding The offxcers during the ilrst semester were the qv SENIORS 4TH ROW M Cacclattl S Sheldon, L Jung E Barbera B Olson L Taylor, R Bahr M Chrlstlanson, L Downie B Skovsted S Mchellan. 3RD ROW J Kristopelt J Franseen, G Zeller, M Zltka D Sperberq, N Klapproth, J Sommerfeld J Sweet man A Arqunlan M Hurllmann, M Schacht 2ND ROW C Sahaqlan L Gulkran sen, M Kru L Schommer C Yahas, Miss Selde S Schuppe L Nertlns, C Olson J bevandowskl H Buchaklxan K sdlqlan A Flskum A Buchakllan B Macky, C Tesser S Seyferth, B Quigley JUNIORS 4TH ROW M Zatko, L Schwartz, G l-looqerhuls, N Lindgren, J Myers P Peterson D Kasper, N Traeqer 3RD ROW A Bader, V Ehllter, M Benson J Roethlq K Talsma, J Pfost, C Stephen, ls Peterson 2ND ROW P Wemer, N Habada, C Svltavsky,R Braun Miss Seidel P Lawrence, D Vassa lo, P Farina FRONT ROW A Hazarlan M Chobanlan, V Krlsan M Blaser, J Pohorsky, B 5710 d, B Peterson, H Kasaplan, os n SOPHOMORES 4TH ROW Haum, Just, G Peterson C Pederson, J Kunderlck, B Smltsdorff, J Hlavka, F G'auwels,D Kesselman 3RD ROW D Hibbards, M ln asou llan J Zurawskl albur M Ballon, C Casper R Brown A Lundy S Hloushek 2ND ROW M Rodenberq, J Perklns M Shovers, E Bames Miss Seidel, M Schmidt B derson, J Christlanson, R Daley FRONT ROW J Janecky J Mickey, B Maybee, R Mcmanlan, D Hoffman, S Gelenian M Cerny, D Fortlno, R lnqrascl followmg Presuzient, Nona Klapproth, vice president, Drane Sperberg, secretary, Jack1 Sommerfeld and treasurer, Janet Franseen Second semester offxcers were as follows President, Jamce Piost, vlce-pre- s1dent, Joy Roethlq, secretary, Aroxy Arqcmian, and treasurer, Dawn Kasper Mlss Dorothy Sexdel the advxsor ' . . ' ' is 9 ,. 4? A gc FRON:I' ROWL- CatrlneA Snyder. .. , , ' :- .. F . . . . x Y X I f f . f - K. D. I . u, . . . A - . . I B.. Pg 3 .l I ,' . An . Oh Here Judge Wishau is discussing a legal tech nicality with his chief advisor Mr Cox while A Furuglas and J Michna confer with the witness E Vuvunas Dr Faustus is the name of the play enac ed by H Amsterdam D Sperberg E Mazzie N Jacobson M Christiansen B Vander Least and M Hurlimann All Hands Report fo Class All hands may go to the library to do research or choose some interesting reading material. Here many of the students can confer with teachers about their research work just as Mr. Bahnson and G. Larkin are doing. 444441, The classes like to make fun of working such as the foods classes are doing Here C Sahagian J Von Gonten and D Porcaro serve V Svendsen, I.. Trentadue S Frank and E Checki Here Miss King has combined learning with active participation in her American Problems class Q I r X 7' , r 4 A . .... l - I - i I , , , . , . . , , . , . , . . v X: - AJ . I- i i t, , ,3 ' vt . 5 ll ll - - - ' - - - . t . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . The language classes gave a banquet to which all students who had had a lclnquaqe course were invxted Wa1t1nq to be served the fxrst course are D Galatx Mr Hancock G Danlflauser Mxss Ott J Longo F Krause D Sperberq J Carrxngton R Denman and D Langsdale Before the drivxnq class went out for then' daily lesson they posed beside the new car Mr Curtis M Hazanan M Zatko D Lui, and I.. Mehevic soon left for theu hour ride Z4 ,f Chnstxanson B Halbur D Hoffman and Jack Luedtke advised by Mr Taylor leams to J Von Gonten leam to cook with the least amount of operate safely one ofthe machxnes ln the machxne shop waste and learn to prepare food m the foods class ulf. 'I 'I I . . ' f 0 . . . 5 Q it L.: L 4 'I' I . I ' I ' I f ' I ,, ,L , 5576 'KN' -waxy mi an 1 5 Q 4 4 if xi. B.. f-ii M -N-'f-m-....,g--ov 'E Q... fi. 1 fax! 4 I it hw ,H M 9 'Q' f Ei J If ,psf E1 I Hi 5? ,Jw 4 if 5'4 ' P - v Y . ua ,, 3 fmvl' . fa Welcome Aboard Mlddles The Mrddres boarded the shrp 1n September and developed rnto good Rebels They came rn wlth much enthusrasm and returned lt throughout the year Plungrng lmmedrately rnto the octrvrtres of the school, sports, Herald, clubs and many other gctrvrtres, they made cr hrt throughout the school gl X 'S I Home Room 104 3RD ROW J Bradshaw, J Moser A Lutz, T Ba-yer, S Bergs baken, V Aceto, A Pfost 2ND ROW S Smith C Casper Takerlan l.. Gors Lski S Huqusian FRONT ROW J Macke S Potter ville L Amann Gelenlcm Christensen, J K age J Etteldorf Hom Room 127 3RD ROW M George P Lamar J Manske P Sanchez R Guck enberqer R Christensen E Jacobs 2ND ROW C Falkenrath I.. Cas person, K Haum J Montee Mr I-lenders on , J Plnnow M Madero D Kesselman FRONT ROW A Boetcher D Rattel M A Cerny B Anderson R lnqrasci Zurowski J Sodomka O I . . . .. I GF, . 'APA A X I . I, X X, , N I X5 E S ,xl A N 2. - ' , . ' , r B. Hrusky, R. Le Anna, . 'x A I .' - I is - T ' J. . l , 5 - l i . n , ' i I , I I ' ,l. ' , . Home Room 134 SRD ROW J Froseth, F' Dxem J Hecht R Rasmussen N Schulz D Mur y V Trentadue R Beyer, M derson ZND ROW C Tiller! J Famsworth S Hmtz F Lequia M.1ss Kam meter A Braunllnq J Kuderxck, D Grauwels FRONT ROW J Arena Fi Jensen Marqosian, Christiansen E Jackson G Hager Home Room 135 3F1D ROW R Thomas P Preuss R Mascari, G Clope, J Coupe G Alperavnz J Monteith L Feiqes J Jcmder 2ND ROW E Malfara, C Nelscn T ONe11 H Bekken Miss Lumley, C Farina, S Hauweda E Checki, J Woodland FRONT ROW I.. Henqst M Schmxdt N Gxacmti S Kraqh M n Jasoulian L Lacklock B Larsen H Hass Home Room 219 3FiD ROW E Pusch, .I Jensen, D Bertelson, D Morris, A Mrs sxcot te , Fi LaVassor, C Lee 2ND Row R Ha1e,G Torosmn, B Or an B Iverson Mr Stewart, Q , 1 J Schommer, T Ferraro, K Davxs FRONT ROW D Anderson R Ma nanlcm, M Fiezek, D 1-Ixbbard, C Rlpley, B Brandt, M Anderson if 3 .F-9'X . - is , - , P. Boute1l,'M. Rdaerberq, M1 J. , T I . . A , . ' '- ' . ' ' . '11 Home Room 220 3RD ROW J 'Nvcrrdos S Bo osxcn J Gallo R Murru B o 1k J Breitsprecher, MCL.emone R Light E Johnson 2ND ROW A Kundman, D Peck D Reynolds Mr Cox J Hluvkcx, M Mcxslk J Areun D Hess FRONT ROW J Junecky B Mxllen E Chrxstofferson J Hcxboda F Deqaudio C Vander Leest, M Bulxon Home Room 223 3RD ROW B Smxtsdorff R His n tavsky, E Joslin 2ND ROW S Hloushek J Barley C Pederson, Miss Sorenson B Metz,M Bcqdczslcm,N Twcxrdos FRONT ROW D Ruston, D Fortmo, W Cobb E Bomes, M Jones, D Brown, A Lundy Homo Room225 3FlD ROW D Nelson 'T Bcqqosen P Glcssen S tmonn F Hengst, G Nbyerog Wlslxcxu ZND ROW M Botsch K Schacht F Lltrentcx Miss Stcxsieluk, L. Drews K Joslin R Sowns FRONT ROW B Mczzbee D Hoff man,J Jorwnson Buckmghurn J Pinqins M Hake, S Frank P Fiore . - , l . gl, I . lg ji' ,' Z o n I . ' ' , f ' f D. Lingersz D. RobotLc,.V.gr11 ' I . - ' , . V ' f 1 ' I ' I HomeRoom 235 3RD ROW J von Gonten R Kad lec J Hoffman C Worden R tephan J Rose S Mikaehan 2ND ROW B Halbur P Olson N Schulz Miss Sexdel G Peter sen M Homqak M Larsen C Meiner! FRONT ROW M SLr1n1 K Julian J Litrenta Fi Daley B Furu las E Dvorak E t Amancl Miller Homo Room 312 3RD ROW T Barton, A Miller, J Carreno, L Roseman, G Nxtz, 2ND ROW D Just, D Bullis A Davis, J Knuth Mr Curtis, B Stoll B Gordon FRONT ROW J Peterson, J Myers M Shovers, B Matter, R Way B Hansen, P I..ePow Home Room 3FiD ROW C Catrine, D Luedlke, P Uebe J Elckhorst R Rost S Gordon J Kruck 2ND ROW J Burkert, J Mlkulecky K Hansen L Beres, M Han Cock M ovak, F Baumann, L Mohrbacken FRONT HOW M Gebelian B Lutz, P Abernathy, B Wells J Slater R Kanyuh P Doonan .S ' , . ', .' ' C 1 ' I ' I gb , .. ' ' , . S . ' , B.. Wynstra, Ehleiter. ' . . , . . , . . 1 . 1 I ' I ' I ' I - . . , , . N . ' ' ' I ' I 7 gi, 504' lm' , 'ebffefwk' 7' Q it , Km glitz R4 www wa mf' l MM' , L. .A 1 X, I ,f 1 ma T' 'QA-'uf' Mffiwfgy M, K H 1 , v Y w , X T? 39, 514 Y f 4 1 1 , I , S A :L , Q A al . ,f 4 U 11? , XS m .1 :il I W' 'ff-x- f'i.4 S W' A . - - 'I ' J 1 1 . -. ,4 s . ,..' Vl:'v'l,,ffv In 2, ' ' 5, 'f f ' 'Z i fix' 'V' Af A I , 2 - ' ' WA M , U, 0 . gf -- , ' A2 '- if f- ., f Q-, , l ' ' if ,. . fomrades 171 Mez? Sports fvenrs ill' F A -+ 11' L t-i, After coming through the first weeks of our voyage the sports events began to appear on the ship's schedules. The ship's crew participated in many combats of which basketball and football were the major sports. Track, wrestling, cross country, tennis, tumbling, and intramurals, can not be forgotten. Physical sports were not the only events that happened on board. Speech skills of the crew tested were debate, forensics, and dramatics. In all the events Horlick's S. S. Rebels proved their skill and courage. 4?-fd ' - 1 , - .i 'ff 6 - ' 44 -- .421- l - J -5...-3. . .-f f-li fin' Me Deck for Action May we present the football coaches Mr Stewart Mr Rebholz Mr Bahnson Mr Ewers and Mr Curtls fa ,W 716- X Horl1ck Hxgh Has L.1ne Problems Lacks Reserves As Usual Th1s was the headlme of an artxcle wrxtten when Horhck s football team was orqamzing Durxng thexr season the team set about to re-wnte thxs head lme This year s varsrty was a human eleven man dynamo Rod Hermes a southpaw quarterback made hxmself a threat whxch led the team to vlctory over company h1t the line wxth vxgor to keep the spark of wxnnmg kindled ln the team On October 31 Hal loween nxght Horlick played and defeated our friendly enemxes Park Thxs game was totally dxfferent in regard to scorxng from games xn the past Park played hard but our team wasn t going to let them score a touchdown The fmal score was Horlick 39 Park 0 Even though we lost our fxrst conference game Horlxck went on to share the second place standing ln the Brq Eight wxth Belolt Another honor was gxven to Horhck thrs year Rod Hermes claimed honors rn conference state and nat1onal ratmqs The team and the school wlsh to congratulate hxm on hrs fine record The students of Horllck feel that congratulatlons are also xn order for Coach Rebholz and his assistants Mr Curtxs and Mr Stewart for malung thxs year s team the best and gwlnq the Horllck ttes somethmg to cheer about At the left we see Rod Hermes carrymg the ball and trymq to dodge an on-commg opponent Below Ed Chobanlan canxes the ball against a Janesvxlle player and a few more m back of him 0 0 If - A jdgid Q- W swf H X !s 4 2 . agg- lf ' A - C X - in I, J l 3' X, ' C . . I I - - many opponents, while Captain Dave Landa and I . . , . 1' E .. -sf .Dun Mr Rebholz qmves the fellows G few The Jumor Varsity team hqhzs jus: as pomters on how to play a good game hard as the Senior Varsxty Here we see A SQUAD SCORING Dekalb CNon-conferencel Madxson West Madxson East Janesvxlle Kenosha Belolt Madxson Central Washmgton Park They them going into action Junxor Varsxty, consxsting of the second strxng varsxty players, also brought home a wxnnmg record The hard practxcxng J V Jumor Varsxtxes durxng their very successful season tlfns year 'They won every game except one wxth Kenosha, whxch ended U1 a nothmg to nothxng he competed wxth other Congratulatxons to thls lxttleknown fxqhtxng squad They Kenosha Park Kenosha 4TH ROW R Schuppe, A Steavpack D Bielefeldt D Iselin R Rost B Wittke J Jander C Zimmer R Denman W Banker L Jorqenson E Relchel 3RD ROW Coach Curtis Coach Rebholz R Hermes D Landa U Doss L Schonert R Mauer J Carrington 2ND ROW D Nergaard L Farina D Galnti K Kovac D Dan!-lauser EI Chobanlan J hbvls B Platt G Kaprelian S Kalxellan R Dattler Mohrland J Wilkerson G Kamaklan FRONT ROW Coach Stewart D Landa J Reid A Luby N Boone L Lucarell Chalklan B Egger! M Falkenrath if L , ll ll we . . . I 7 13 . . . . ' 13 27 I-U ' Q .A .s ' ' 34 20 ' . . 4 1 I - 27 e . . . , , 8 20 We ' 34 21 13 6 26 O ' 12 0 0 0 Park 13 7 ' 39 0 - , - . - . - . S- , - . - . Busy B's Cbpfare Me Wie tt. A1 make lt ? 3RD ROW Coach Ewers R Mascarl K Joslin, R kceto R Host H Kruck J Schommer,T Ba er D Morris B Hrasky, J Horst Ferraro V Tren tadue C L.ee P omas F Kuhawall ZND ROW K Wxtokofslu T ONe11 B Metz K Joslm A Lutz S Bogosicm A M.111er C Reed R Soens FRONT ROW Mgr Anderson P Lnpman R Bekken R I.,aVassor C Catrine J Ccxrrero J Coupe,C Alperovitz Full speed ahead toward a touchdown, wxll he Off xnto the w11d blue yonder goes the ball here come the players We'1l have some actxon yet Watch out referee youll be tackled mstead the ball carrxer Th1s year our battling 'B's have pushed theu way to the top Wxth an outstandmg team, they took the Champxonshxp of the Lakeshore Conference They lost the f1rst game, a non conference one, to Umon Grove Durmg the1.r season they were defeated once ID the s1x games Then' coaches, Ken Bahn son and Ben Ewers, can be proud of the job they d1d coaching such a fine Horhck team The y U'uon Grove South Mxlwaukee Kenosha Park South Mrlwaukee Kenosha Park I A I or ' ' of . l.'Tzff. , ,'I'.' ','. C 1 A I I I . W 1 ' , We k C .' 12 32 1, ' 19 o 'K , ' 25 19 26 0 , ' 14 20 '- 20 13 WT' , ' L 33 12 Wresring on fire Deck With four retuming lettermen Coach Ben Ewers started his wrestling season. The rest of his squad consisted of sophomores and juniors. The wrestling team d1dn't have a very successful season owing to the fact that quite a few of the wrestlers, who were on the varsity string, had had no experience, though all of the retuming seniors have fine records. The team ended up with a three win and nine loss record. Next year Coach Elwers is looking forward to a fine squad. lf the wrestlers who are competing now, retum, he should have some exceptional wrestlers. The regional toumament was held here, Ed Beichel and Don Bruno won their meets so that they will be able to go to the state finals Wg., 'S ii!! N 7 0 X' 2Qy4z::,' -4 ga In the top picture Don Bruno seems to fs, '-S have the top edge over Boy Bernard In the second picture nobody seems know who has who In the third picture Bill Hrasky has a reverse half Nelson pin hold on Gar Alperovitz SRD ROW B Hrasky L. Casparson J Durocher J Olsen Mr Ewers J Knuth J Elckhorst E Reichel ZND ROW K Joslin S Bogasian D Bruno D Thomas E Joslin G Alperovitz WRESTLING SCHEDULE FRONT now R Jensen B Lldholm R Bernard D Arena Milwaukee Washington South Division lM1lwaukeel Waukegan Won Washington Zion Bentou Washington Park Won Milwaukee Washington Zion Bentou West Milwaukee Waukegan Won ll South Division 12 West Milwaukee March B Big Eight Tournament March 15 Sectional Meet March 22 State Meet B Metz W M144 ,WW The S HAU Opponents Shorewood Janesville Park .S. Rebels Coach SQUAD SCHEDULE Place Score tnon -conl Here Here There Waukesha Cnon-conl Here Madison West Here Beloit Alumni There Here Madism Central Here Madison East Here Kenosha Janesville Park Madison West Waukesha lnon-conl Beloit Kenosha Madison Central Madison East There There Here There There Here Here There There Won Won Lost Won Lost Lost Won Won Lost Lost Won on Won Won Won Won Lost Won Wiffz a Swlkfz of the Net Opening the basket ball season with a non-conference game the Horlick A squad showed what kind of team would make its bid in the Big Eight. This year the team started with three senior returning lettermen and a large number of reserves consisting of three sophomores and seven juniors. The old home-court jinx seemed to keep Horlick from defeating Park, both times they met. Regardless of the fact that they beat us on their court and definitely had the stronger team, our A squad beat them when they came to Horlick to play. The Horlick Alumni Squad, which was made up of boys who had had experience in the basketball field, and probably played on the Horlick team at one time or another, successfully beat the Horlick A squad. The game was played fast, clean, and ended with a high score. At the end of the season with a small squad, the Horlick team worked themselves into a third place tie with Park. Thanks to Coach Rebholz for the fine job he did with this small squad. lt is not an easy job to build a winning team with a lack of reserves. Of course, the biggest upset of the season happened when Horlick defeated Madison East. East, with the stronger team, was definitely baffled when they were beaten by Horlick. This just goes to show that the bigger they are, the harder they fall. After defeating two teams and taking the Sub-Regional Champion- ship, the Horlick Rebels went to West Allis to begin in the State Tournament. The Rebels were beaten by a South Milwaukee team 42 to 53 and were dropped from the playoff. Tournament The Rebels were beaten by a South Milwaukee team 42 SUB REGIONAL TOURNAMENT e They March 5 South Division March 7 Boys Tech ZND ROW D Lxesner L Schonert J Carrington B Wittke R Hermes V Trentadue FRONT ROW Coach Rebholz R Molbeck l. Bekken E Chobanian J Jander K Witokoski D Anderson W w - ' ' ' 62 59 - 50 47 Brought Bounty Aboard ZND ROW Mgr B Gordon K Wltokofski A Pfost B 'Prentadue K Host A Lutz J Wishau Coach Bahnson FRONT ROW T Ferrara J Schommer C Catrlne L. Bekken F Lltxenta P Uebe A315 . ' L X, B SQUAD SCHEDULE Shorewood lNon-Con l Janesvrlle Park Waukesha lNon Con P Madison West Beloit Alumnl Madison Central Madison East Kenosha Janesville Park Pvtxdxson West Waukesha Beloxt Kenosha Madison Central Madrson East Hard work aggresswe play and good sportsmanslup, II ll helped the Horlick B squad take the Bxg Exqht Txtle Thxs year s B squad consxsted of a vanety of fme players The boys as a team worked hard and brought good results Losmq to Beloxt High twice plus havmg lost a non conference game d1dn't stop the team from winning out Ln the end At the Alumru game the B squad dehmtely out played and beat the challenglng Alumni It looks as though Horlxck ls certam to have a good basket ball season next year wxth the many polxshed players that are cormng from the B ' It really means something when one of our teams wms fust place honors Ln the Bxg Exqht Conference The students of Horhck apprecmted thxs ' B' squad and feel that thxs fme team, coached by Ken Bahnson, really deserved the honor Jumpmg for a vxtal rebound durmg an actxon packed game are Tony Ferrara and Kexth Host of the B s - v- ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. , I I W - -. l . - P 4 - , 9 ' ' - mtg. . , f '- il! 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Ranmhg and Jumping on the Quarter Deck 2ND ROW Coach Plq ins E Jacobs A Ptost J ders,R Christiansen R Ross J Keleske FRONT ROW P Ftomertl, R Jen sen D Liesner, A Barootlan Runmng through the mud cmd water of this year was the cross country team They worked hard and practxced often trymg for good distance They ran rn several meets and made good showmgs at all of them The track team pxcture was taken, but the results were not available for publxcatxon when we went to press Lookxng thmgs over though, there seems to be good mateual 3RD ROW T Jacobs,A Pfost J Wonders A Lutz G Ka maktan T Fehlberq, G Dan hauser D Iselln, J Carreno 2ND ROW M' Ewers R Soens, G Meyer A Miller D Gulatl K Kovac R Aceto FRONT ROW R Bekken, C Ca trlne S Bo osian,A Barootlan B Met Joslin D Ner aard Mr Rebholz was absent when this picture was taken - il 1 . , . , . on- . , . , , . . . ,ws A Rx 1 I , 4 r-lvl' 1 X Y L ,.. l x Qs, i u ' I o I Q 1 n 3 U , . . I , . . . - . , . A . , . , . , . , . . . 2, Z. ', . 1 Q . . f X Referee S Schuppe watches closely the actxons oi D Fo ertsch B Floyd, and P Macutha m thxs gym class game Rebelerfes infer Mroug Coachxng the hqhtmq fems IS the duty of Mlss Lemley R GIRLS Through R Work the q1r1s can prove they are not the weaker sex Meetmq every Monday and Tuesday after school they play volleyball basketball, or baseball The gxrls have to make the fust team xn any two of these three sports Also a gxrl has to have a certam number oi pomts outsxde these practxces mn bowlmq, table tenms, rxdxnq, skatxnq, etc Ii all these requirements are filled she wxll recexve Fi ' The qxrls not only fmd compcm1onsh1p, but they have also learned the exhxlaratmq feelmq one gets from good clean competxuon and true sportsmanshlp R Girls 4TH ROW J Myers N Lindqren S McLellan SRD ROW B Fehlherq V Francetxc V Lopour L. Olson M Benson M Chnstxanson J Berqsbaken Miss Lumley ZND ROW K Yuhas D Kasper S Schuppe J Levandowskl K Gotsche N Klapproth J McCann D Jandl FRONT ROW B Teshnow S Hanson J Crocco M Balxce D Danek A Galeckas A Montezth B Kxssner Ys , I Q ,ll 11 -1 ' 9 II ll , . 1 . I , I . . . an . ' ' ' ' , . . . ' e f f N 'N A - if l I 4 . -' . , . , . . 1 . 1 ' I ' 1 ' I ' 1 ' I I I 1 . , 1 1 - I . I, - , - , 1 ' 1 ' I ' r ' ' I ' 1 ' I ' I I the Gay Plank of Sports GIRL S INTRAMURALS Some of the extra-curncular actlvxtxes offered to the qlrls are basket ball and volley-ball mtramurals These xntramurals consxst of noon hour games, played 1n the girls gym, between sophomores Junxors cmd semors There IS also a fmal play-off to dec1de wh1ch class IS the school champ Wxnners thxs year were sophs Home Room 104 Jun1ors Home Room 317 and semors Home Room 226 The champlons of the school were the Jumors rn 317 pxctured opposne The gxrls also have a free throw contest 1n whxch Jackxe McCann made 41 out of 50 free throws to take the utle 245' I 2ND ROW M Stachow, V FIUDCSIIC B Fehlberq Y Grosskopf FRONT HOW T Kromck H Galeckas, C MacFcxrland C Lamers Enjoying the fall sunshme and trymq for a delayed tan are E Vuvunas, S Schwertsfeqer N Jacobsen and ball carrxer F' Chapm Volleyball Champs Basketball Champs 2ND ROW- K. Asdiqian, J. McCann, M. Ballce, A. Monteith. 2ND ROW- J. Vroman, J. Berqsbclken, M. Berman, D. Foerisch FRONT ROW- A. Stephan, A. Fiskum, D. Jandl. C. Keys, N. Lindgren. FRONT ROW- S. Hunter, J. Myers, T. Kronick, V. Lopour. R Club 3RD ROW G Kamakian B Munn D Nnuer D Bielefeld! U Doss R Wishau M Argunlan B Platt R Hermes C Kamaktan D lselln 2ND ROW A Luby D Galatl D Landa Coach Rebholz, G Danhaxmer K Kovac, S Bull, A Steavpack FRONT ROW D Bruno R Bernard R Hoffman G Kapxellan L Bekken E Chobcmian B cmml B Glese 14 oqmntfm Relaxing Between Wafcfzes Competltxon between home rooms ln mtramural basketball this year was keen Each game was thnll packed and fast The wmmng team of the sophomore league was Home Room 219 The Jumors xn Room 214 lxterally walked away wxth xts class champ1onsh1p and the semors of Room 217 copped thexr class tltle In the play-offs the Jumors defeated the sophs, but they were out played by the semors ln the free throw contest thxs year Ralph Nlolbeck and Ron Denman tled for flrst place Ralph outshot Ron to take the free throw txtle Zllf R CLUB Under President Steve Bull, asslsted by Vice President King Kovac, the R-Club members performed various school services this year George Kaprellan handled the finances and secretarial records for the R men All R award letter winners a:re granted honorary membership in the club which meets under the advisorship of Coach Rebholz to discuss projects such as the service of ushering at the wrestling tournament this year Qi 1-,Bl Mn Us H R 217 Hard at ly during an intramural are D KOMQK coma P1 1 W Bo C Ka Quan Kouymjian ofptlcle lea winner H R 2l7 and Fred ing ovac at wman m , ed tm F d 1 P Flynn, R' Wlshau, D Kouymjlcn, J Remley Freeman' witness y M meman an D Oson 36 7 , 3 ' ' fl ji gg A ,Tj 4 X . 'ti 2 ' , . f E ' , 0 BOYS' INTRAMURALS ' ' . . , fi l + . f 'I f if et Tumbhng and Hitting Across fire Deck vi -t These three sports are dubbed the 'Spring Sports When the weather begms to get warmer the boys go outsxde to practxce From one may hear the whack of the tennis racket as xt hlts a ball, or xi one goes over to the near by golf course he can see the golf team hard at work Mr Bahnson is the tenms coach, cmd Mr Stewart ls the golf coach Both have made very good records, especlally the golf team, who have brought home three trophys The tumblmg team has no coach and o compet1t1on with other schools In sptte of these factors the tumbhng team keeps on striving to better xtself by entertcunmg at basketball games and at the talent show These boys deserve credlt for the fine job they have done even though they are completely on their own Tumblung ZND ROW Ft VanderI..eest F' Lequla B Karilec B Metz P Lamers FRONT ROW N Fechner J Klema C Lpxa 'H--..,,.., Golf B Glese, C Hobbs Mr Stewart,R Wlshau,S Bull Tennis Fl Denman M Arqanlan M' Bahnson R Schoedl L Schonert D Monson D Nielson N Heestcmd C Lexa, V Vassallo J Schumacher U 0 0 :J D A wmv Q -, tx, Af' , K J . ' -Q. 'I I 1' :wr g , I II. Q - . I ,re behind the west wall of the school rf fy , 1 if . . . rx . yy n . . W S ,xi l 1 King Neptune s Through the stud of y many one-oct plays, and fo th e classes, h r e advanc t e study of Shakespearean Plays, the Dramatics classes prepared themselves for their two successful playsb of the year. The first was the Childrerfs Theater Play, lllu' Llflfl-.Xlfl1fl.S .Tight- ingulv. This particular play was given to the children of Racine, December 3, l95l. Although the group giving it received no actu i reward for giving it oth h a , er t an the applause of the audience, they en- joyed their work immensely. Miss Ardis Kraniclr, dramatics advisor, gave the students of dramatics the experience needed to produce successful plays by having the students give such plays as Antic Spring, The Wonder Hat, and Ghost Of A Show Ad d . vance students worked on and gave inter- pretations from Shakespeare. During the spring they went on a field tri b 'II' p to Chicago to see the ri iant play: Bell, Book And Candle. There they were able to et the feeling of the st 9 age and what legitimate stage action is like. fb L H it see is it T . 1 In the upper picture are part of the cast of last yeor's production, Cheaper by the Dozen. In th l e ower picture M. Freeman, J. Hahn, J. Heft, and S. Hansen assist B. Mann. 5'P0l'0Zbf K I 'K SEASHELL ECHOES ' Saturdays spent competing for honors in . Whitefish Bay and Madison and the winning of MR' awards featured the 1952 forensic schedule. The three state finalists, Bruce Mann in ex- temporaneous speaking, Diane Sperberg in ex- temporaneous reading, and Janet Sweetman in nonhumorous declamatian, won again in their particular fields. Harlicl: sent a strong squad against Kenosha on March 22. For the first time in several years, Horliclx had entrants in the tour minute oratery division, with Milne Baumblatt, George Kamin, and Jim Remley competing. Other orators were Jim Hott in original oratians, and Curtis Worden in nan-original orations. Extemperaneous reading competitor Nana Klapprath, humorous declamatian speakers Pat Colt and Lorraine Schwartz, and Beth Quigley and Jeannine Hahn entered in non- humorous declamatian rounded out the squad. P4 , , Q i KYF1 f ' Q-I Here we see a few scenes from the play The Christmas Nightingale. B. Mann, G. Kamin, J. Heft, B. Quigley, and J. Remley are part at the Farensic's team. ZND ROW- G. Alperovitx, M. Baumblatt, G. Kamln, D. tAorris,VD. Mann, D. Kauymiian. FRONT ROW- tk. Plggins, J. Hahn, C. Catrine, H. Amsterdam. LAWYERS OF THE SEA Debate, coached by Mr. Piggins, has had one at the most successful seasons in Herlicli's history. Debating on the subiect, Conscription in the Time at War , the squad won first in the sectional and had the honors of being third in the state. Participating in these meets were B.Mann, H.Amsterdam, .l.Remley and M.Baumblatt. Smgmg W fl A Cappella 5TH ROW U Doss A Hartog M Arqantan N Boone N Warner D Darlqard J Luedtke L Bekken 4TH ROW D Iseltn B Ainsworth R Hoffman R Olscn A Musurltan N Fechner G Hooqerhuis P Doss H Chobaman 3RD ROW B Altrxqht L Hueitner Ft Vallner J Drury V Krusienskt S Hendrickson B Olson S Schwertfeger N Jacobsen D Sperberg 2ND ROW J Berqsbaken M DeRose D Jensen A Barrows Mr Hubbard l Hansen P Flanlgan Peterson J Kuchenbach Bronson R Dadian A Montelth E Weber G Davis Balice Akqulian A Alalmo J Cain FRONT ROW P K Sweetman M The annual Chrlstmas smg out assembly pre- sented by the mus1c department IS one of t e best lrked Horllck s tradxtxons A perfect choxr rs what I-Iorlxck s A Cappella strrves to be The cho1r, dxrected by John Hubbard IS composed of approxlmately s1xty members, both boys and guls The study of YBIIQIOUS, clclssxcal, and popular musxc IS cclrned on Vocal exercxses and vorce blendmg are some of the thmgs practxced by the cholr Twrce a year the choxr puts on a concert for the publxc one rn the wmter and the other rn sprmg The choxr trxes to combxne both heavy and the lxqhter varxetles of songs m thexr programs To those w1shmg to be tn the choxr mxxed chorus lS ilrst requued Then the ones selected tn A Cappella are ,nudged on then abrlxty to sxght read muslc, general knowledge of musxcal notes, sxgns, and expressxons and muslcal qualrty A Cappella IS a chorus for those who are really mterested xn smgxng and xmprovmg of thexr voxces O C O 1'l' I' I' I' I' I . ,. . -. ,. ,. -,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. . -. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. . -. EL.. ,. ,. ,- . ,. ,. ,. . -. JT. ,. ,. ,- . ,. ,. ,. ,.. .. ., , 1 , . , . , . f f h of ., .. We Work Lorelel 4TH ROW L Elzinqa D Jandl L Jung D Vassalo J Bohr C Clausen B Fehlberq C Stephan J LnPou.r 3RD ROW F Turner I.. Crocco M Dadian D Krynick S Sheldon 2ND ROW Swillinq C M:xcFar1and G Wood J Overdler D Bentson V Krizan J Kristopelt A Marek K Homer Mr Hubbard FRONT ROW I Braun A Buchaklian E Mazzle J Crocco B Brotherton C 'Tesser S Seyferfh J Kottal J lsiodrlguez M Chobanlan Lorelex, our only all grrls chorus, consxsts of 30 or more lovely lasses, who are not only kmd on the ears but easy on the eyes Thxs peppy group sang at the Chnstmas and Sprxnq concerts and made then' usual fme showmg Thxs choral group made ns radxo debut by means of a tape recordmg thxs year, at the request of the Racme Councxl of Churches It was a very successful broadcast and was enjoyed by all who heard it The presentatxons he Chnstmas, shown here, and Sprmg concerts hxghhqhted the combmed servxces of the orchestra band and choruses ,V gl. .,, ai A, ,Ig ,Z 1 Q I . , - , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . C. Nelson, Wemer,'L.. Marten, N: Traeqer, A.'Kuehnemann. I ' 9 I - S. , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . V . I . of t ' 1 5. bv K 9 Music from fire Forecasrle The orchestra str1ng sectxon thls year 1S one of the largest ln Horhck s hlstory wrth twenty two lnstruments Orchestra rs both a full and a half cred1t subject and IS avarlable to anyone who can play an mstrument Actrvxtles for the year have mcluded trlps to Mrtchell Washrngton Junror H1gh Schools, and West Allrs I-hgh plus a Jazz Concert grven rn March The group also took part 1n the annual Chrlstmas and Sprrng concerts R Chrrstensen D Jensen M' Hubbard 3FiD ROW S Chalekxan B Ainsworth G Totosian D Brown D Ftattel J Dunn B Chadwick F Diem D Morris J Wonders B Wynstra 2ND ROW P Peterson J Levandowski C Pederson M Injosoulicm T Krause D Sandbcrn J Montee R Olson J Froseth B Dvorak D FRONT ROW J Myers I. Septon J Bergsbaken A Galeckas D Love M M Ballon S Clark S Joos Murphy B Giese Benson B Howard I X Cx N -J R x X Sli ' v ul, ' ' ' ' . . , . . - . . fi 9 1 . . - , . 'I v 4TH ROWf J. Bergsbaken, J. Peterson, J. Von Gonten, S. Craig, P. Rothin, R. Hermes, w 5Tl-I ROW Mcrris D Mauer J Dunn W Banker B Glese L Schonert R Hermes M Arganlan F DlGaud1o 4TH ROW Joos S Clark F Diem D Murphy P Fiothln D Chrxstensen J Mohrlcmd BRD ROW Joslin S Rauweda D Hlbbard P Sanchez L Hagopian B Schroeder Fl Olson J Prose-ah Mr Hubbard 2ND ROW B Teshnow CFllpley Ml-lake TKrause DSanborn J Montee BFotklk DNe1son FR T ROW J Wonders P Myers E Baer B Lutz B Maybee D Rattle M Hurlimann Pottervllle B Wynstra Seemg the bcmd parade 1n then red and blue umforms IS a memorable Slqht for the young and old The band, dxrected by John Hubbard, has attended all of the home football and basket ball games At these games they put 1nto muslc the Splflt and pep whlch msplres spectators The band also has helped Wlth the cheerleadmg B9S1d9S play1ng at these events they have also partlclpated 1n Chrlstmas and Sprlng concerts and have helped to make them a success These loyal Rebels have contnbuted to keepmg our school sp1r1t hlgh Here we see the band paradinq across the field at a football game. Practicing fu' the jazz concert are the following: 3RD ROW- J. Peterson, J. Berqsbaken D. Jensen, and B. Howard. ln the MIDDLE ROW are B. Dvorak S. Cha- leklacn D. Rattle A. Galeckaa, and M. Ballan. In the FRONT ROW are J. Berg, J. Myers, L. Septon, J. bevandowski, and C. Pederson. Q S eepmg fire log 3RD ROW J ommerfeld, D Sperberg, N Klapgxoth Y Gosakopf J Pfost, N Lindgren R Jensen J orak ZND ROW H Amsterdam F Freeman C L.exa C Svltavsky Mrs Newman G Zeller M Zltka M Hurllmann D Bohn FRONT ROW E Snyder K Asdlglan N Fawcett B Quigley D Danek H Just P Horn M Blaser Keepxng the log of the S S Rebels is the duty of e Polans staff In this book are kept the events of the school and the portraxts of the seniors As ed1tor, Helen Just has tned to work a theme mio thxs yearbook The staff has mstituted the S S Rebels, as a sailing ship which takes the students on their voyage through the school year They have used many smlmq terms and much xmagmatlon After the theme was chosen, Don Bohn the photo- grapher set about takmg pictures around the school and at dxfterent school iunctxons Doing her art work ls Margie Blaser and at the same table is Helen Kasaplan and Jim Mlchna pasting u the lctures Looking on are Yvonne Ckosskopf Don ohn Jackie McCann, Dorothy Dansk and Nancy Ltndqren Worlunq wlth Ednor Just were Mona Jo Zxtka second sectxon edltor, Margaret Hurllmann, hrst sectlon edxtor, and Jackx Sommerfeld, seruor sectlon ed1tor, who lard out the book and assxqned dlfferent dutles to thexr fellow staff members Among other things Polarxs set about to earn the money needed to put out the book They sold candy pop, and programs at all the home games The programs whxch they sold were printed by the prmtmg classes They also planned sport's mghts, and all school partles for th xs project Dorothy Danek and Helen Kasaplan are pasting up sentor pictures while Margaret Hurlimann tells Narqle :Blaser what she wants ln the way of art Chuck lnexa oo s on N rw x b x X , x f X A xl Wf An Kvuf 'y t UW 4 X . 4 ' i 6 6 e',f N xx XV ls-: - W ft! ,ff F A ffl' ' , Q . 4, I' V .. 1, t A I I A Q 1 ' r , 4 , w A 1 , Q K X ' - 1 - 1 - 1 - I - 1 - 1 - 4 th ' . I Q Q A I ' 'A I . 1 l I . 4 . ' , l A P . . 5 , . ' . - . l l is I, , V N l , 6 HORLICK HERALD 4TH ROW D Kouymjian E Chobanlan D Bohn H Ansterdam J Eemley M Baumhlatt B Nunn G Kamln 3RD ROW D Just B Smitsdorfi J Sommerfeld D Sperberg Miss Carlson M Chrtstlanson J McCann F' Freeman N Klapproth 2ND ROW J Bergsbaken M Hake A Arqanlan C Peterson H Kasaplan M Zitka M Hurll mann K Haun L. Olson P Hcrn H Just Perhaps you have seen the path that has been worn from room 136 to the print shop, and wondered why xt was there The answer to thrs question is that the busy bees on the Horlzck Herald wore that path runmng to meet thexr two week deadline for each xssue Posxuons Frrst Semester Second Semester Edxtor 1n chxef Margaret Hurlxmann Bruce Mann Page one Edxtor Bruce Munn Marlo Chrxstensen Page two Edxtor Mxchael Baumblatt George Kamm Page three Edxtor Jackxe McCann Jackxe McCann Page four Edxtor .hm Flemley Jxm Hemley Advxsor Miss Loxs Carlson Here we see the staff members qotnq over their copy which will be sent down to the print shop for the final writing N -' . , - , 1 , . , . , . , . , . . l I - ' 1 - I . 1 '. 1 - 1 1 - 1 - . , . , . , . , . , . , . - , . , . . FRONT ROW- J. Janecky, R. Mananian, B. Spicer, N. Fawcett, D. Danek, S. Gelenlan, G. Zeller, . , . . 01d Hands Abou d Setting the pace in many activitites this year were the spirited Juniors, the class of '53. During the year these willing, talented, cmd co- operative middle-class students helped keep the school alive. Many held responsible positions in clubs and on committees, but all are now eager to be converted into the lofty seniors of next year. Led by president Ulysses Doss, vice president Jim Carrington, and class contributed to another very successful year at I-Iorlick secretary Manry Benson, the Introducing President Ulysses Doss Secretary Mary Benson and Jim Carrington, Vice President Ill .1 46 4 Home Room 'I33 3FiD ROW T Chamberlin, W Tre tow, R Primuth, J Cacciotti, O Cerny, N Boone,F'l Flutterqers 2ND ROW S Ahmad M Zatko, D Kasper, Mr Prqqins C Clausen, V Ehleiter, B Slot nick D Liesner FRONT ROW J Goetz D Arena, J Johnson P Cullen R Dadian A Kamakian C Loppnow Home Room l36 D Tretow J Mohrland J Car rington J Wonders D Wodicka L. Cluqq 2ND HOW C Kovac B Fehlberq J Durocher J Bergsbaken Miss Carlson R Jensen G Schenkenberg M Kunaschk T Ohde FRONT ROW B Floyd M Cho banian J Lantz H lxasapian E Roennch S Swilling E Pe tersen S Hendrickson 1 A' . - .. L. I . J , y ' , ' - 3 1 if 5' ' I ' ' . . 1 Q l . Q ,. . , Q 2 A , YL I - xi J, ,' QQ! 926 1? amnknow- JI. town, T: l-less, 553 - in J v Tl' x ' -' . , . , Home Room 138 3RD ROW- R.Holden,B.Chadwick, L.. Bekken, K. Emerson, J. Ja- necky, L.L.ucczreli, L..Jorqenson, C. Kind, L. Schonert. ZND ROW- G.Asdiqian, I.I-Icrnsen, P. Macutha, L.. Keup, R. Olson, Miss Turqasen, D. Vassallo, C.Stephen,J .Vroman,N.L.i.ndqren FRONT ROW- J. Cain, S. Joos, P.Meyer, C.Ca1rine, L..Crocco, A. Orrtel, J. Falkenrath N.Trae- qer N. Preuss. Home Room 214 3RD ROW J O'1ovsky J Chrxsto- pherson W Bauer D Iselin A Koeniqsreiter Doss R Sanborn R Hayek M Arqa man 2ND ROW L Septon F Chapin V Krusienski Miss Rumaqe J Meyers D Nerqaard C Byls ma J George FRONT ROW C Svitcrvsky J Jor nson PVuvu.nas A Hazarxan Race C Lexa S Grouhk R Wood D Mascuretti 3RD ROW V Lopour G Svendsen J Heft P Brooks A Bentson D Anzalone M Crlmo B Wxttke 2ND ROW H SIGW J Rodnques S Cherouskx K Moxness Mr Hubbard K Kuchenbach A Mu surlxan P Eshmann B Vvxsby FRONT ROW NJ Danrelsen D Por Caro K Sweetman E Peterson E Baer J Joshn F Nyqren N Krueger . . - , I , . - . - . . , P. , . , . , . - - , I , I - . . . , . , . - - . I , . ge . - . - 1 . , . , . , . , . . Home Room 221 - . , . , - . , . , . - 1 V' ' . - - -.. . . . - , - . Hone Room 224 3RD ROW R Anderson R Chns tensen F Gxcmdinoto B Bull G Hooqerhuis L Beck D Cher nowskx A Hartoq U Doss ZND ROW M Puffer A Bader D Lui A Lequia M' Bahnson D Witynskr C Sell R River D Ihasz FRONT ROW L. Litrenta P Farina V Knzun, N Peterson, E Weber M Hanson K Kreuser D 'Trie ber J Overdler Home Room 237 3RD ROW R Hoffman D Bohn J Cottone J Olson 'I' Krause, A Bam A Molbeck R :uns worth P Loppnow 2ND ROW P Werner, J Kamlen J Roethlq, K Talsma Miss Wilson D Foertsch S Clark P Petersen FRONT ROW G Davis M Blaser F Turner R Goiihclrdt W Trait G wood lv Beth D Love, Laudant, Home Room 314 3RD ROW G lyas Kapreli 2ND ROW P L. Olson Shampo J R Brown FRONT ROW roslan D M Slater N Habada Statm A Furu Rexd R Ros! an P Chambasxan Lawrence E Nelby L Schwartz Mr Wilkerson H Grt 1 O Kxrkorlan L To Bentson J Praeqer K Vasla P Colt - I II . . , . , . - - I I I I -I I I I . ,. ,. - L ' I ' I . , . , . - . , . I5 . , - I I I - 3 , J- . - , - I I I I .- . . e. - I I I . Home Room 317 3RD ROW- J. Keleske, J. Pfost, F. Peklo, G. Bankenbush, G. Lorence, A. Guth, J. Dvorak, D. Monson. 2ND ROW- R. Schoedl, C. Zimmer, Y. Grosskopf, V. Frunecuc, Miss Ott, B. Howard, J. Drury, M. Sowald. FRONT ROW- S. Tersllc, T. Kro- nick, C. Lcrmers, C. MucFc1r1c1nd, A. Galeckus, N. Hotz, M. Stccho, P. Ruetz. Home Room 319 3RD ROW A Burooticm, E Clarey T Elsmo D Krofta L. Hugo plan B Schroeder M McPheron W Jung 2ND ROW J Neerschaert, D Dyk strc, G Mete ard, Miss Jenkins S Kulcxjicm, I Frlesemu R Hol termcn FRONT ROW I Broun E Vuvunas B Sears, G Snyder L. Larsen P Joo, M Benson J Vurqo HomaRoom 322 3RD ROW J Lc1Pour C Keys J Morgan W Banker P Eckert R Olson D Stone A Stecxvpack 2ND ROW S Chclekian S Schwert feqer S Hunter S D strc M1ssHouq D Snow N De m R Vcxllner FRONT ROW B Teshnow J Po- horsky M Clement! K Svendsen J Maxima H Kuehl D Frank B Holmdohl , fo 5, l ll ' ll Jazz In Me Forecasfles Mr. Hubbard and the music department presented the second annual jazz concert. It was accepted by the student body equally as well as the first one. The jazz band is made up of students in the school band and orchestra. The whole thing is done on a voluntary basis. Besides orchestral numbers, some juniors presented a square dance. The peasant skirts and checked shirts presented a gay picture to the audience The close harmony of Evelyn Petersen and Phil Sanchez thrilled the audience to e tune of 'Slowpoke A new face was seen in I-lorl1ck's talent as Duane Morris gave his rendition of Shanghai ,ww . Il th ' . - . - - Il -u R , . I G' M4441 ef ,fr ln Gay Pa ee Vrewmq two extremes the old and the new Jack I-l1nze cmd Ulysses Doss led the oudlence on G Journey 1n Guy Pcrree The two fellows are to be commended for thelr ex cellent Job of lecxdershlp Rose Vollner cmd her rmpresslon of Al heard her The hountlng refrcnns of CI French love song sung by Evelyn Petersen hlgh hqhted the new part of POIIS Am1d soft lrghts ond muslc she thnlled everyone A new experlence was felt by Pot Mucutho Tommy Kromck ond Vrlmo Lopour as they mtroduced modern dance to the Horllck talent show ll f ll Jolson brought memories to all who sow cmd Honors and Work NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY N H S IS Horhck s honorary orqanxzatron affrhated wlth other honor SOCISIISS throughout the natxon Members for thls orqanxzatron are selected by the faculty on the basrs of scholarshrp leadershmp, character, and servxce Candrdates for membershrp must be ln the upper thrrd of the jumor or semor class N H S dutles mclude sponsorrnq the monthly war orphan collectron, takmq noon offlce duty, and ushermq at school concerts Ofhcers durmq the flrst and second semester were Presxdent, Jack Hmze Secretary, Joyce Levandowskl, Presrdent 2ND ROW M Baumblatt G Kaprelian J Hlnze Miss Kammeter B Mann Mafqafet H'-1f11mUnn1 SeCl'efU1'Y1 ATQXY G Kamein R Wlshfw Arqanxan Mxss Helen Kammerer FRONT ROW J Sweetman A Arqaman J Levandowskx M Zitka M Hurli mann N Klapproth, D Sperberq M Schacht the advisor or-P4 While on office duty G Kaprelian answers the Checkmg over the books with Mary Stachow and phone and J Hinze looks over an office report Shirle McL.ellan are Arlene Barrows I..o1s Downxe Janet ranseen Pat Bronson Cathy Yuhas and advrsor M' Cox At the typewnter IS Jcmet Berqsbaken STUDENT TREASURY BUSINESS amountlnq to over SSO OOO the funds of the varlous school orgamza tlons, 1S transacted by 10 students and then' advrsor, A J Cox This small qroup composes Horllck s Student Treasury Plans for thxs orqamzatxon were formulated by Mr Cox a number of years ago Ten student treasury qrrls, chosen on the basrs of thexr scholastxc record and abxlxty xn commercxal work have a reputatxon for dornq excellent work and are always ID demand by the errployers 1n Ftacme Run on the basxs of an offrce, no class room atmosphere exrsts whxle the qxrls work Takxnq care of the S50 OOO cuttxnq stencils answerxnq the Student Treasury phone and rraklnq bxlls and deposxtxnq money are among thexr many responsrbxlxtxes 2ND ROW I.. Downie M Hale S McLellan M Stachow J Franseen FRONT ROW Mr Cox P Bronscn A Barrows J Bergsbaken C Yuhas ' W . .I 1 5 I '- 1- 1' 1 1' 1 . ,.. , 15 -. ,. 1. ,. ,1 - '. ,. . ,. . 1:- at .. yr, 1 a t mm, .. 1 ' 1 . . EQ , 4, 1 1 1 Il ll 1 ll ll 1 , 1 -. ,.,. ,. ,. . -.,. ,. ,. ,.. do ea' Quarters Lleadxnq the semors to the close of a successful year were the senior class officers The vice president was Rod Hermes secretary treasurer Janet Bilik and presldent Ron Denman Supervxstnq the election of king and queen were Nona Klapproth advxsor Mlss Ott and Ron Denman Rehearsmq for the bt moment ' are Margaret Hurltmann red Free man M' Smxth and Tony Farina The sentor students tn cherrlstry classes enlarged their knowledge of the Gtomlc theory through the atomtc exhxbtt at N1er or1f1l Hall yr f .- A ft ' ' If F . . , . i s n 1 , 5 . In A I H? I , - The king and ueen with thelr attendants at Meyer and Joan Johnson The klng and queen watch the program with great pleasure so do the t tendants Mel? Mdj'85fl?5 As last year's Queen, Joyce Southwell, goes up the long white aisle with King, Dick Kizewic, the candi- dates for King: lim Ashenfelter, Steve Bull, Rod Hermes, King Kovac, Ed Chobanian, Audrey Marck, Shirley Sheldon,Angie Alaimo,Nancy Jacobson,Beverly Mackey, candidates for Queen, follow closely behind her. The lonq awaited minute has finally arrived when the new kinq and queen, Angie Alaimo and Rod Hermes, were crowned. Following the ascension to the throne a program was presented in honor of the court, and the newly elected king and queen To end the festivities the students congratulated the royal couple by way of the royal road The past queen has ust given the crown to t e present royal couple an has wished them good luck ln their reign Here the king Rod Hermes presents boutonxers Dick Klzewlc Ed Choban ran and King Kovac mean while Angie Alalmo pre so sents flowers to Joyce Southwell J 5 lun u UATLEHM XJ Ii James Ashenfelter Football Wrestllnq Golf Boys Co-Rec 'HI Y Katherine Asdlglrm Ft Work Intramurals Co-Rec 'Trl Beta Chl Polarls RufhBdur R Work Intramurals Co-Rec Tawasl Mry Ballce Co-Flec R Work Intramurals Tawasl Student Council A Cappella Jocn Barn Lorelei Michael Bounblah ls c -R Cl b mrlflmsm Demaeo Hgrcald Language u Elsae Mae Bubera Tawasl Trl Beta Chi Arleen Bu-rows Intramurals Co-Rec Tawasi Student Council A Cappella JomneBorg Co-Rec Tawast 'IY1 Beta Chi Student Council Herald Dranntlcs drchestra Eileen Ackerman Tawasi Tourvmde Akgulim Tawasi, Intramurals, A Cappella Angeline Alaimo Intramurals, Cheerleader, Co-Rec, Tawasi, Dramatlcs, A Cappella, Queen. Robert Albrecht Student Council A Cappella Howard Amsterdam Student Council Debate Forensics Herald Polaris Dramatlcs, P A An nouncer Intramurals Transferred from Duluth Central Hlqh School Araxy Arganm Lan uaqe Club Intramurals Trl Beta Chl N S Herald The Class of 52 floured Aacbor and farered 6 Y Z . Q J, Q v Q Q A ' I 1 1 . v L - Q .ta ., . f ' , 0 I I nan ' K K is I ' 1 I .A -- r Q . 1 if , I 3 gl- ' -1 I 1 ' - ' f .2 f:' : in 8 1 Y' . tl . Q l'I' . 'X V 9 4: I I 1 - Ju1efBergsbaken Co-Rec, Art Club, Student Council, Student Treasury, A Cappella, Band Orchestra. Roy Bemard Wrestling, Intramurals, Dramatlcs. Don Bielefeldt Football Basketball Track 'R' Boys HIY Student Councl Jmet Blhk Intramurals Co-Rec Tawast Student Council cretary easurer ot Class Walter Bowman Basketball Intramurals, H1 Y Orvllle B1-ask Golf rife last Term on 0ar L'araveL rlze 5' 5' RIBELS' 'Kit ur '95 'Nx 't ' 'K eff 3 It ft Barbara Brotherton Intramurals Tawasl Lore lei Patrlcxa Bronson Intramurals Tawasi Student Treasury A Cappella Don Bruno Wrestllnq Intramurals Fl Boys Dramatlcs Anna BUChilIUI1 Intramurals Dramattcs Trl Beta Chl Helen Buchdcllcn R Work Intramurals Trl Beta Chi Lorelei Jerry Bucklngham Football Co Rec I-I1 Y Student Council Bmbuo Ann Bukacek Intramurals Steve Bull Football Golf Intramurals Co-Rec Hi Y Student Council, R Boys Mugle COCCl01 l Intramurals Connie Corrine' Intramurals Co-Rec Tavlasf, Trl Beta Edward Chobunm Football Basketball Track Tennis R Boys Co Rec Hi Y Student Councll, Herald Hang Gnobmlul Football Basketball Tenms Cross Countr Intramurals Co-Rec Hl Y A Capgella Duck Gmstensen lntra murals Student Council Mano GUISQIQISOII Co-Rec Tawasl 'Pri Beta Chl RWork Judy Grrlsfensen Intramurals We .failed In and 0ut fire Isles Aqalrmg New Skills Bob Cuban Football Golf, Track, Intramurals Mlnaqer R Boys Co-Rec Hx Y Janet Crocco Intramurals R Work Co-Rec Lore lex May Dudum Intramurals Lorelei Dorothy Dcnok R Work Intramurals Co Rec Tawasx Trl Beta Chl Student Councll ramatxcs Ronald Denmtm Football Basketball Tenms Manager Co-Rec HlY Band Class Presldent Vlrgmlo Dent R Work Mcrtha Derfbusepnan Tri Beta Chl, Tawasi May .lone DeRosa Intramurals, Co Rec, A Cappella Dulene Detoeye Transferred from Lutheran High School Lols Downle Intramurals Tawasl 'IX' Beta Chi Student Treasury Gul-les Dykstra Richard Effenberger Track Co Rec H Y Bruce H Eggert Football Basketball Intramurals Wayne Ehlers Intramurals Co Rec Hi Y Band Jean Emlck Tawasl Cafeterla Helper Me Slup s Company flyoyed fl: fellowsblp Provided for Mem on Club Reef Lawrence Fauna Football Tony Farina Intramurals A Cappella Nclrcy Fawcett Intramurals Co-Rec, Tawasl Student Council Herald Dramatlcs Nell Fechner Golf Tumbllnq Intramurals Rifle Club ACappella Tom Fehlberg Intramurals Co Rec HlY Cuol A. Flne Rwork Intramurals Cafeteria Helper Adele Faslxum Rwork Intramurals Tawasl Tri Beta Chx Larelel Potrlclu Flclllgan Tawasl, Dramatlcs, ACappella Joe Fomno Intramurals. .2 'fi ff 'nu' N'-P15 29 P0'l'lCk Lawrence Flynn Intramurals Student Council Jmet Franseen Intramurals Tri Beta Chi Student Treasury Fred Freemm Basketball Track Cross Country lntra murals Science Club Student ouncll President Myrle Freeman Intramurals H1Y Dramatlcs Dommlc Galah Football Basketball Tennis 'Fl' Boys H1 Y Ronald Gudlna Basketball and Football manager Tennrs Intramurals During Me Year flze Crew 6ave Several Parties Aboard Ship Jock Gayeglan Intramurals William Glese FOOtbGll Basketball Golf H1 Y Band Keren Gotsche B Work Intramurals Co Fiec Tawasx Dramat cs Loss Gulbrmdsen Co Rec Tawasi Trx Beta Chr .Iecnnlne D Holm Debate Forensics Dramatlcs Morne Alice Hale Intramurals Tawasl Trl Beta Chl Student Treasury erald Malone B Hansen Intramurals Tawasl Language Club Science Club Mulene K Hmsen Intramurals Tawasl Sally Henson R Work Intramurals Tawasl Polarxs Dramatrcs ,W-ne.. 'elm 5, Q G ' u ' li ,' f r 4 ' K' ' 3 I , C 4 f, ., , ,S 4 . ' --e, Q k N, i ,V , in . . . V . xx , - ' . , , ' ' , I ll .l 1 ml lull C 4 'Xl . A. in N . . . Q, V z, - , - I . , - . U zzl I 9 A m .cg i I' ef ,-: C :.. - . It QT Q' I H . I , I .:.,.. . ' ' 1' Don Hanson Rod Hermes Football, Basketball, Track, Intramurals Hi-Y, Band, Ckchestra, King, vice-president of class. Henrietta Heckner R-Work, Intramurals N-. Tom Hinsmcn Transferred from St Catherines Jack Hlnze Co Rec H1 Y N H S Student Council Debate Herald Polaris Dramatlcs Paula Horn Intramurals Movie Operator Herald Polaris Student Treasury Tne Slup s Company Parrook ln Arnlerfc Tourney: and Came wffn Banners fqnng Kathryn Horner lntramurals Co Rec Tawasl Lorelel Secretary reasurer of class Glenn R. Hubbard Intramurals Rifle Club Debate Student Councll Dramatics Mugoret Hullmcnn Intramurals Co Flec Tawasl Language Club Trl Beta Chl Debate, Student Councxl Edltor Herald Polarxs Dramatlcs N H S P A Announcer Band Nmcy Jacobsen lntramurals Co Rec Tawasl Student Councll A Cappella Darlene Jandl 5' lntramurals Tawasl Trl Beta Chl Lotelex I aoblmecuy Band HlY lntramurals Bob Jensen Boys Chorus Dulene Jensen Tawasi ACappella Orchestra Ray Johnson Wrestlmq lntramura ls ' 1 ' 1 - - -1 1 A '. K V I , , . . . . -rf - I . I 'I 5' I A s V Lll re- ,A f A - I ' I :V V x V. ' Y 5 S Aibq . 5 . , . W' . l r ' 44 N f Nt It J 5 y :jx .,,, v ' I T :sw I ' Q Q c 'I 2, W . ' ---: , I C. ' Russ Johnson Intramurals Dramutlcs Polaris Debate Student Council Tom Johnson Football Hl Y Lucille Jung Intramurals Co-Rec Chl Lcrelei Tawasl Trl Beta Helen Just Intra mura ls Herald Ed ltor Polar is Chales Komalum Basketball Intramurals 'R Boys HIY Movie Operator George Kamdum Basketball Track Intramurals Manager R Boys Co-Rec H1 Y Student Councxl 0ur Slup s Honored King ed' J in M, and Queen Reqgned 0ver Gala fvenr of Me Year George Kamm N I-I S Scxence Club Debate Herald George Kaprellan Football Track Wrestling Intramurals R Boys H Y N H S Sarkls Keocheluon I-lx Y Dave Kinkade Tumblmq Co Rec H1 Y Rlfle Club Band Intramurals Betty Klssner RWork Intramurals Tawasx 'Tri Beta Chx Band Nona Klapproth Co Rec Tawasl Trl Beta Chl N Debate Herald Polans Dramatlcs Student Councll Lorrame Klema Tawasx Language Club Dramatxcs Movie Operator Cafete IG Helper Jim Klema Golf Tumb'lnq rntramurals Co Rec H1 Y Rxfle Club Polaris Band Orchestra Janet Kamal Intramurals, Tawasl, Trl Beta Chl, Lorelet if 5 3 '. 1 . . 1 1 av, t ,Q an I, 3 . . . - ' 'Q - 1 Q I . ,, X 1 vu 1 . 1 1 ' 1 x 1 1 ' 1 ' . ' .. M ay JV .. U ' U U ,ff ' , U ' , 1- 2 . . . ' ' 1 ' 1 '1 I I , .H.S., ,. lnunz W t . ' , r' . l 4 . if ' 6 5,27 I1 ' A 1' 1 1' Q I I..- Deserwng Crew mommy J Kfymck Intramurals Tawasl Lore lex Arlene Kuelmemonn lntramurals Lanquaqe Club Spanish Club Lorelei Morllyn Lumers Intramurals Tawasl Dramatlcs Lorelei Dove Lando Football Basketball Intramurals B Boys I-ll Y Dnue Lee Lnngsdole Intramurals Tawasx Trl Beta Chl Dramatlcs Glona Larkin Intramurals George Lepow lntramurals Student Councll Joyce Levmdowsku B Work Intramurals Trl Beta Chr Science Club N H S Ochestra Dalene Lldholm lawasx 'Transferred from Bock Island Ill Dickrm Kouymiim Intramurals, Hi-Y, Science Club, Debate, Herald, Transferred from South Shore Hiqh School. Kingston Kovac Football, Basketball, Co-Rec, Hi-Y. Track, B Boys, Doris Krismmich Intramurals, Tawasl .lucquelyn Krlstopen Co Flec Trl Beta Chl Lcrelei Kennnh Kruck Mwlene Krug Tawasl Trl Beta Chl Science Club Members Received Rewards of Merit Q Anna .locn Longo Trl Beta Chl Allen Luby Football Basketball Intramurals R' Boys H1 Y Beverly Mackey Intramurals Co Rec Trl Beta Chl Student Council Student easury, A Cappella Bruce Mann Football Co Rec, Intramurals R Bo s 1 Y Language Club Scxence Clu Student Council Debate Forensics Edxtor Herald Polaris Dramatlcs, P A Announcer Audrey Narclr Intramurals Co Rec Tawasl Lorelei Roger Mathews The fnrlre Crew fnjoyed a Day of Recrearlon on field Day Spa Rlchad Mauer Football Basketball Track Intramurals R Boys Hl Y Transferred from Loyal Hlgh School Edith Nozzle Intramurals Co-Rec, Tawasl, Lorelei Jacqueline McCmn R Work, Intramurals Co-Rec Tawas Tri Beta Chl Student Council Hera Dramatlcs Shirley McLellan R Work Intramurals Language Club Trl Beta Chl Student Treasury Leroy Mehevlc A Cappella Lois Merton Lore le1 .llm Mxchna ln'ramurals Student Council Debate Herald Polaris D amatxcs Arlene Montelth R Work Intramurals Cheerleader Co Rec Tawas A Cappel a Ronald Moser ln ramurals Carol Nelson Intramurals Tawasl Lorelei Lwry Nnsch Ball Nygen Wrest llnq Intramura ls Hcrry Oglanlan Football Basketball Track Intramurals Co-Rec Hi Y Barbara Olson Intramurals Tawasl Trl Beta Chl Herald A Cappella Cala Olson Tcrwasl 'Fil Beta Chr if if art As Upper Classmen We Attended a Banquet on Board Slup Don Olson Intramurals Transferred from Lutheran High Rosemary Petersen Intramurals Wllllam Plan Football Track Wrestllnq Intramurals R ' Boys H1 Y Eugene Pottervnlle Intramurals Science Club Beth Quigley Intramurals Tawasx Lanquaige Club Spamsh Club Trl Beta Chl orenslcs Herald Polaris Dramatlcs Nou-mm Rodfke Jam Reid Intrcnnurals H1 Y James Remley Football Basketball Golf Intramurals Co Rec, H1 Y, Student Council, Debate Fonenslcs, Herald, Dramatlcs, Band BmbaaRog1svoog Intramurals, Tawasl, ACappella Phillip C. Rofhin Football, Basketball Tennis, Intramurals, Co-Rec, H1-Y, Stumlent Council, Band Ochestra. Clue Sdwogim Tawasl, 'Tri Beta Chl, Student Council. Craig Sauld Track Mnllyn Schochf Intramurals Co-Rec Tawasl N H S Student Council Herald Lorelei Dramatxcs Lois Halen Schornner Tawasi Trl Beta Chi Robert Scluppa Football Intramurals Basketball 1 4-Tw 'Z 'C' Q-Q We landed on Prom Isle and Spear a Memorable Evenmg New Shirley Shuppe R Work Intramurals Tawasi. Lanqua Club Tri Beta Chr Science C1 Sylvuu Seyfsth Intramurals Tawasi 'Trl Beta Chi Lorelei Shirley Sheldon Ft Work, Intramurals Co Rec Tawasi Tri Beta Chl Student Council Lorelei Gary Schenkenberg Beulda Skovsted Intramurals, Tawasi Trl Beta Chl Elemofe Snyder Intramurals, TH Beta Chi Polaris Ccrol Sokolowslu Tawasl, Transferred from West Allis Central Hlqh School Joclue Sommsrfeld Intramurals Co Rec Tawasx Trl Beta Chl Student Councxl Debate Herald Polaris Crchestra Dune Sporborg Co-Rec Tawasl Language Club Creative Writing 'IH Beta Chl N. H. S. Flcxenslcs Herald Dramatics A Cappella P.A. An- nouncer. Betty J Spacer Herald Transferred from Charlotte Tenn Arlene Stephen Intramurals Tawasl Dramatlcs Gordon Svendsen Transferred from Kenosha Verdonn a Svend sen Janet Sweefmrm Co Rec TGWG'?'1 411 Lanquaqe Club rl Beta Chl N H Q Student Council Debate Forensics Dramatlcs it Lavon Taylor Trx Beta Chl Caolyn Tesser Intramurals Tawasl Lcxelel Graduation Isle Destination Lydua K Trentadue Intramurals Robert Vander Least Football Track Tumbling Intramurals R ' Boys Norman Warner A Cappella Russell Wnshau Golf Intramurals Fl Boys Student Council N H S Rlchord Wolteshek 'tx Basketball Intramurals Ronald Wolteshek Football Track Intramurals Catherune Ymhas Work Intramurals Lanquaqe Club 'Ui Beta Chl, Student Treasury Glorna ZBIIS' Intramurals, Co Flec, Tawasx, Trl Beta Chl, Herald, Student Councll Mono Jo Znka Intramurals, Co-Rec, Tawasl, Trl Beta Chl Herald Polar1s,Dramatlcs, N H S, Student Council Secretary Treasurer, P A Announcer 'Si E Q 3 y it W 9, . 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