Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN

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SENIORS $i I , x. 3 i r A Senior Class Officers Robert Miller Herbert Cager Jeanne Reed Dorothy Hjort ROBERT MILLER, graduating with the highest scholastic record among the boys, served capably and efiiciently as president of both the sophomore and senior classes. A11 during his high school years he belonged to the high school band, as well as the orchestra. In his first two years, he was a student council mem- ber, serving as president during his senior year. In addition, he took a part in both the junior and senior class plays, was managing editor of the 1938 Echoes, and belonged to the National Honor Society. Taking the position as vice-president is Herbert Gager. For the first three years of his high school career, he belonged to the high school band, and to the orchestra in the second and third. As a junior, he took part in the Operetta, and was class play manager. As a senior he was business manager of the Echoes. Jeanne Reed, secretary, was graduated with a scholastic record placing her tenth in the class. As a freshman, she was a member of the Girls Drum and Bugle Corps. As a sophomore she belonged to the GA. A., and she was treas- urer during her senior year. As a senior, she was associated with the Hi-Crier, Pep Club, and N. H. S. In addition, she was feature editor of the Echoes. Managing the business of the senior class was Dorothy Hjort, treasurer. A11 during high school she was a member of the orchestra and of the hand during her last two years. As a freshman, she took part in the Operetta and as a sophomore, she was class secretary. In her junior year, she was class president, as well as treasurer of the student council. She was a member of the G. A. A. in both her junior and senior years, and a member of the Pep Club as a senior.