Horlick High School - Polaris Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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David Judd was the winner of the individual sales The Horlick-Park frivolities began with the flag-raising ceremony, No- vember 5th. School got off to a good start that day with the traditional Horlick-Park challenge assembly pre- sented by students from both schools. Public interest and enthusiasm was built up through a ticket selling con- test. Though our Blue 'n Orange op- ponents made the culminating football game a game to forget for us, at least we came home with the laurel leaf of victory in ticket sales. Horlick-Park Day Hello, darling . , . Hazel Horlick, here. it as mn-1-1i - sf

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The annual sing-out assembly held on December 19th was a huge success. Circled around the Christmas tree in the gym are Lorelei, A Cappella, and Mixed Chorus directed by Mr. Hubbard. Upon entering the gym, the audience was aware of the dimming overhead lights. Soon the darkness was pierced by the colored spots directed on the massed chorus. Following a program of traditional Christmas music, the entire student body joined in the singing of the carols. Adding to the spirit of the festive season were gay hall decorations and door displays. The silver-trimmed tree in the main lobby greeted l Christmas in Song and Spirit the students and did much to cast a holiday spell on all. ' l K 10 For the eleventh consecutive year Tex Reynolds was on hand land crutchesl to accept the Christmas baskets for the good Fellers at our sing-out assembly. This year's chairman, Sue Smith, presented the 43 bas- kets to Tex.