Horlick High School Alumni
Racine, Wisconsin (WI)
Recent Members
| Carnelius Carr | 2015 |
| David Hawk | 1970 |
| Dennis Dennis N.voll | 1967 |
| Jaryia Dennis Dennis | 2021 |
| John Decker | 1964 |
| Ric Eland | 1966 |
| Sue Porcaro | 1978 |
| Thomas Lutz | 1972 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
Lost Class Rings
Have you lost your Horlick High School class ring? Have you found someone's class ring? Visit our Rebels lost class ring page to search for your class ring or post information about a found ring.
Honored Military Alumni
Robert Maldonado
Class of 1979
Army, 20+ Years
retired 1SG, spent 14 years in US Army Recruiting Command; recruiting, instructing and operational management.
Class of 1979
Army, 20+ Years
retired 1SG, spent 14 years in US Army Recruiting Command; recruiting, instructing and operational management.
Robert David
Class of 1959
Air Force, 20+ Years
30 Nov 59 - 30 Jun 87 Computer Systems Maintenance. Retired SMSgt.
Class of 1959
Air Force, 20+ Years
30 Nov 59 - 30 Jun 87 Computer Systems Maintenance. Retired SMSgt.
Scott Prochniak
Class of 1989
Army, 18 Years
Chief Warrant Officer, 4 combat deployments and counting......
Class of 1989
Army, 18 Years
Chief Warrant Officer, 4 combat deployments and counting......
Shirley Clinton (Caron)
Class of 1983
Air Force, 10 Years
Graduated USAF Academy in Colorado Springs, Co. Went on to become a Captian working in Cost and Weapon Systems Analysis in California. Later pursued a career in Weapon Systems Intelligence near Boston. Proud to have served our great country during the first Gulf War and would not hestitate to do it again!
Class of 1983
Air Force, 10 Years
Graduated USAF Academy in Colorado Springs, Co. Went on to become a Captian working in Cost and Weapon Systems Analysis in California. Later pursued a career in Weapon Systems Intelligence near Boston. Proud to have served our great country during the first Gulf War and would not hestitate to do it again!
Stephen Smith
Class of 1966
Marine Corps, 3 Years
Marine Air Base-Beaufort, S. C.- Maintained Control Tower Communication w/Aircraft
Hon Discharge - Cpl
Class of 1966
Marine Corps, 3 Years
Marine Air Base-Beaufort, S. C.- Maintained Control Tower Communication w/Aircraft
Hon Discharge - Cpl
Steven Beres
Class of 1983
Army, 22 Years
I served in the U.S. Army for 22 years retiring in 2004. My first duty station was with the 2nd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment at Ft. Lewis, Washington. After attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant, I attended the Army's "Green to Gold" program, and after completion, was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. Following my commission, I briefly served as a Platoon Leader in the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. While at Ft. Bragg I attended SFAS and, after selection attended the Q Course. After graduation from the Q Course, I was assigned to the 10th SFG in Bad Tölz, Germany. In the ensuing years I was assigned to SOCOM at MacDill AFB in Tampa, was a Staff Officer at the Pentagon, and many other assignments. My final duty assignment was as the Deputy Commander for Planning and Operations at JSOC back again at Fort Bragg. My combat deployments included: Operation Just Cause Panama, Desert Shield/Storm Kuwait/Iraq; Operation Joint Endeavor Bosnia/Croatia; and Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan. While on a mission in OEF, I suffered a blast injury that left me 100% service-connected disabled. Following that injury and medical treatment, I retired as a Lieutenant Colonel, much earlier than I had anticipated. Looking back, the only thing I would change is that one millisecond where I was injured. I was lucky enough to have set foot on every continent in the world, with the exception of Antarctica. What was intended to be a 3-year enlistment in order for me to figure out what I wanted to do turned into a 22-year career that I greatly enjoyed.
Class of 1983
Army, 22 Years
I served in the U.S. Army for 22 years retiring in 2004. My first duty station was with the 2nd Battalion 75th Ranger Regiment at Ft. Lewis, Washington. After attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant, I attended the Army's "Green to Gold" program, and after completion, was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant. Following my commission, I briefly served as a Platoon Leader in the 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. While at Ft. Bragg I attended SFAS and, after selection attended the Q Course. After graduation from the Q Course, I was assigned to the 10th SFG in Bad Tölz, Germany. In the ensuing years I was assigned to SOCOM at MacDill AFB in Tampa, was a Staff Officer at the Pentagon, and many other assignments. My final duty assignment was as the Deputy Commander for Planning and Operations at JSOC back again at Fort Bragg. My combat deployments included: Operation Just Cause Panama, Desert Shield/Storm Kuwait/Iraq; Operation Joint Endeavor Bosnia/Croatia; and Operation Enduring Freedom Afghanistan. While on a mission in OEF, I suffered a blast injury that left me 100% service-connected disabled. Following that injury and medical treatment, I retired as a Lieutenant Colonel, much earlier than I had anticipated. Looking back, the only thing I would change is that one millisecond where I was injured. I was lucky enough to have set foot on every continent in the world, with the exception of Antarctica. What was intended to be a 3-year enlistment in order for me to figure out what I wanted to do turned into a 22-year career that I greatly enjoyed.
Alumni Stories
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School News
Updates to the 50th 9-7 and 9-8-18
For those not on Facebook we have a small change and an addition to the weekend. Friday night at Deweys will begin at 6:...
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Our Horlick High School military alumni are some of the most outstanding people we know and this page recognizes them and everything they have done! Not everyone gets to come home for the holidays and we want our Horlick High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Racine are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!