Horlick High School - Polaris Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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1961 Louise Sparks Jim Oesau Roberta Petersen Gary Wolfe SENIOR CLASS LUAU The class of ol climaxed The summer wiTh The annual Hawaiian Luau which was held on The soTT sands of NorTh Beach. Grass skirTs, flowers leis, and colorful shirTs Hllecl The expanse of sand and overflowed into The lighT blue wafer. In Typical Luau fashion The exoTic menu conTained such rare cuisine as Tropical Salad: a delicious mixTure of every TruiT im- aginable, arTificially arranged wiThin waiermelons. Chicken, broiled in nafure sTyle, was followed by golden corn which was barbecued in The husk and served wiTh buTTer4 NoT only was There Toad, and Hawaiian aTmosphere, but also conversaTion. Swimming and oiher acTiviTies were available.

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Z S. -nr HCRLICK-PARK DAY Although it was early, all of the spirits were high on the morning of Novem- ber Qnd, as our flag raising ceremony began. Shortly after the flag ceremony the Horlick-Park exchange assembly was presented to the student body, The principals and coaches of both schools gave their predictions of the outcome of the game, and the captains of both teams assured us that whichever team won, it would be a game worth seeing. Most of the Horlick students were dressed in our scarlet and grey school colors. Horlick won the battle of the colors and the battle of cheersg how- ever, the game went to Park by a score of I9-6, The ticket soles contest was won by Horlick. Jon Pellegrin was the champion ticket seller with a total of 50 tickets, His prize for his endeavor was an honorary membership in S.C.A. The first place in homeroom competition went to l36, and homeroom 3l5 cap- tured second place.