Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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HI-CRIER Back row: B. Shenkyr, G. Baxter, K. Overdiek, W. Johnson, H. Perbix. H. Tatarka. G. Larson, M. Michl. S. Strachota. Fourth row: P. Owen, H. Fox, M. Musil, J. Reed, C. Miller, P. Gardner, L. Nash. R. Hagcni Third row: K. Valesh, E. Jelinek, L. Kimmer, L. Lapic, M. Shonka, H. Velner. M1 Dunn. Second row: F. Nylin. V. Moore, R1 Hermanson. M. Klouda, A. Baumann, D. Henke. C. Empanger, V, Dahlgren. Ont row: L. Dvorak. Mr. Zipoy, Mr. Johnson, Miss XVakeflcld, V. Killmer, L. Zajicek, F. Faltin. VELYMA KILLMER .................................... Editor LEO DVORAK ................................. Business Manager GEORGE BAXTER ...................... Assistant Business Manager CAROLINE EMPANGER ...................... Circulation Manager Assocwte Editors: Lillian Zajicek, Leona Kimmer Florence Faltin Evelyn Jelinek and Kathryn Valesh Reporters: Richard Hagen, William Johnson, Jeanne Reed. Harlan Perbix, Marjorie Shonka, Caroline Miller, Helen Tatarka, Phyllis Owen, Kenneth Overdiek, Viola Dahlgren. Phyllis Gardner. Florence Nylin, Dowaine Henke, Bonita Shenkyr, Gladys Larson. Mabel Klouda, Virginia Moore, Lorraine Lapic, Alice Jurisch, Bessie Whitney, Lois Nash. and Ruth Hermanson. Typists: Margaret Michl, Helen Velner, Muriel Dunn, and Ardelle Baumann. Advisers: Mr. A. H. Johnson, Mr. M. W. Zipoy, and Miss L. Wakefield. AS A PRINTED SHEET, the Hi Crier appeared about eight years. ago under the supervision of Miss Williams and Mr. Zipoy. Several years ago it was admitted to the Quill and Scroll, International Journalism Society. There are three deiinite purposes for the Hi- Crier. The hrst is to inform the students and general public about the various school activities;ath1etic groups, that 18, basketball, football track and G A A.; speech, music et cetera. The second purpose is to promote all school projects. It 18 through the Hi- Crier that class plays are given the attention necessary to assure good attendance The third purpose, to teach students the principles of journalism, is accord- ing to the staff members the most important. It 18 not merely sitting down and writing What and how one p1eases;a definite style must be followed A meeting is held every Monday at 3 . 30 under the direction of Mr. Johnson. The hrst meeting after the paper comes out is turned over to the social committee. This year the staff had three parties, one in the late fall, a Christmas party, and a St. Patrick's day party The Hi-Crier is distributed the last Tuesday of every month.

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CECHOEIS STAFF Mu. Back row: R. Porte, B. Shenkyr S. Nash F. Shidla, A. Tesarck R. Tcyro E. Kuchera. Fourth row:B.W11,y R. Schemer M Michl R1Nelson M Johnson. Ja. nWinn. Third row: L. Kimmer L. Zajicek, E. Shauer. C Miller C. Freem Second row: A. Baumann, C. Empangcr E G1lv1n V. Hagm1n. H Velncr,a E Jclinck1 Front row: R. Miller. J. Reed. V. Killmer Mr. Johnson D Hjort H 6.1g cr VELYMA KILLMER .............................. Editor-in-chief ROBERT MILLER .............................. Managing Editor HERBERT GAGER ............................. Business Manager DOROTHY HJORT ..................... Assistant Business Manager ETHEL SHAUER ........................... Seniots ANTON TESAREK .......................... Sentors ARDELLE BAUMANN ........................ Musw JEANNE WINN .................. Underclassmen. Faculty JEANNE REED ........................ Feature Editor ROBERT FORTE ........................... Assistant EARL KUCHERA ........................... Assistant SHIRLEY NASH ............................. Arr FRANK SHIDLA ....................... Track H- Club ROBERT TEYRO .......................... Basketball BENTON WAY ............................. Football CHARLOTTE FREEMAN Class H1story Junior Class Play CAROLINE MILLER ................ G. ...A Pep Club MARY ALICE JOHNSON ................... N. H. S LEONA KIMMER ............ Ht- Crter Semor Class Play TYPISTS SALESMEN Margaret Michl Robert Nelson Helen Velner Ralph Schemer Bonita Shenkyr Virginia Hagman Lillian Zajicek Elizabeth Galvin Evelyn Jelinek Caroline Empanger Philip Peteler

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iiMARCHETA Standing: R. Nelson. L1 Dominick. R. Porte, V. Killmer, E1 Schulz. R. Nliller. Silling: L. Olson, C. Empanger. V. Tournat, L Dvorak, V. Hagman. A. Baumnnm ON MAY 12. the senior class presented Marcheta, a three-act drama. directed by Miss Jennie Ellen Sturges. Spanish California! California fifty years ago, where the grand old families surrounded their lovely old haciendas with high garden walls, beyond which the beautiful Senoritas were never permitted to go without their watchful Duennas. is the setting. HMarcheta is really two plays as the story has to do with the lives of two girlseDelores, the modern one. and her great aunt, Marcheta, who lived and loved fifty years ago. The first and last acts are laid in a modern setting, while the second act flashes back fifty years in time. during which the ancestors of the characters already seen enact the story told by an old Padre Marcheta the girl who loved not wisely but too well, and for whom a man left the material world and went into the church. 18 waiting for the time to come when he would die and rejoin the girl for whose death he feels responsible. Ramon ....................................... Leo Dvorak Isabella .................................... Caroline Empanger Pedro ........................................ Leon Dominick Delores ...................................... Virginia Tournat Marcheta ..................................... Virginia Hagman Juan .......................................... Robert Nelson Don Montez ..................................... Robert Porte Mrs. Florez ................................... Ardelle Baumann Mrs. Southmore ................................ Velyma Killmer Don Phillipe ................................... Edward Schulz Mr. Sheridan .................................... Robert Miller Lola .......................................... Lorraine Olson Carlos ....................................... Edward Schutz Ross Hamilton ................................... Robert Porte