Horlick High School - Polaris Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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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.

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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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fn ,0 VdASltj Ow!bCli«S BACK ROW s from left Henkes, Snvder, Not Present: Fishbain, Wrestling Baseball O ' Malley, Football Swimming; Cabush, FRONT ROW Tennis. from left Richardson, Stewart, Belden, Cross Country Golf Basketball Track Under the capable leadership of the eight varsity coaches, Horlick, the second largest high school in Wisconsin, has become a power in almost all of the nine varsity sports. This fine job of instructing can not pass without due praise. These teacher-coaches spend long hours after regular school hours and, in some sports, before school. Their Saturday and Friday eve- ning activities give way to games, matches, and meets. The job, however, does have its rewards as well. To see a boy develop into a trained athlete and to know that that boy learned his skills and competitiveness from the coach himself brings personal satisfaction. The coach may even mold one of these boys into an athlete of superior prowess in his field. At any rate we here at Horlick are proud of the capable leader- ship which these coaches have afforded us.