Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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Back row: P. Owen. D. Hjort, H. Marcell, D. Skarolid, C11 Larson, M. Mallory. R. Kokesh. D. Block, L. Nash, . Valesh, V. Dahlgren. Fourth row: D. Dianish. H1 Ulman, I. Dostal, J. Makousky, M. Hamilton, M. Shonka, I. Hjort, C. Freeman, E. Hamilton. M. Lundman. Third row: R. Hermanson, V. Moore. A. Knoss, J. Williams. B. Nelson, M. Ulman, A1 Baumann, V. Lindahl, J. DeLashmutt, D. Schmidt, D. Ender. Seccnd row: E. Alberg, V1 Davis, Hi Dianish, L. Lorence. E. Pokett, M. Olson, J1 Martinson, C. Blake, S. Sunquist, P. Japs. Front row: A. Stevens, E. Shauer, J. Goldberg, J. Winn, Miss Carpenter. C. Miller, M. A. Johnson, J. Reed, L. Lapic, H.Bagaus. OFFICIALS AND SPORT LEADERS CAROLINE MILLER .................................. President JEANNE WINN .................................. Vice President JEANNE REED ...................................... Treasurer MARY ALICE JOHNSON ....................... . ....... Secretary VIRGINIA DAVIS ........................ Freshman Representative JANET GOLDBORG ................................. Volleyball JEANNE WINN ........................................ Soccer ETHEL SHAUER .................................... Basketball HELEN BAGAUS ................................... Ping Pong MISS L. CARPENTER .................................. Adviser THE GIRLS, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, which is now in its second year, has gained permanent establishment in the Hopkins High School. The G. A. A. introduced a new feature into the school this year. For its regular initiation party, it staged a Father-Daughter Banquet. Approximately one hundred and fifty fathers and daughters attended. Because of the success of this banquet it was voted to become an annual affair of the school sponsored by the G A A After the banquet twenty new members were initiated at a candle- light ceremony The object of this organization is to stimulate interest in girls athletics and gymnastics and to standardize and promote higher ideals of health and spo1tse manship. Any girl in high school may join if she has a passing average in three academic subjects and has earned one hundred points in accordance with our point system Included in this point system are seven major sports which are divided into seasons, namely: fall-volleyball and soccer; winter-marchery, basketball, and ping pong; spring--track and kittenball. 26

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25 ORCHESTRA Back row: H. Baumann. J. Manchester, C. Kloss. B1 Aspelin, C. Stevens, J Foote, H. Fox Second row: J. Welch, M. Hamilton, M. Crosby, R. Miller. A. Stevens, M. A. Johnson.E.Hami1ton,V. Pederson. r. Christiansen. Front row: A. Baumann, B. Homola, C. Freeman, D. Hjort, D. Schmidt. M. Benson. H. TJtJIkJ. C. Dunn. M. Makowsky. T HE HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA played for Junior and Senior class plays, November 24 and May 12, respectively; the annual Christmas play. iiWhy the Chimes Rang, December 17; Washington's Day program, February 21; and Commencement, June 2. Some of the new members this year are as follows: Jimmy Manchester, bas- soon; Jane Welch, piano; Mary Alice Johnson, French horn: Delores Schmidt. Myrtle Benson, and Clarence Dunn, violin. Mr. Christiansen started the first musical organization here in 1927. The pupils had their iirst rehearsal in front of the Junior High assembly because of the absence of a music room. In 1928 the orchestra won first place in the District Contest. They received a Silver Trophy for their good work. The same year they came in second 1n the State Contest In 1929 they won iirst place in the District and second in the State. They were awarded a Bronze Trophy and a Bronze Plaque; the latter they received from the Music Supervisions National Committee. In 1930 and 1931 the musicians placed first in the District and third in the State. Again they received a Bronze Plaque from the Music Supervisions National Committee.

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PEP CLUB pg? SLUQ Cm; Fourth row: M. .10 hnson S Strachota S. Nash, D. Hjort, Jl Winn. Thxrd row: C. Miller. J. Reed E. Galvin A. Stevens, V. Tournat E. Shauer. Second row: L Zajicek M. Dunn E. Hamilton C Freeman V Hagman. From row: B. Homola, C. Stevens, Miss Carpenter A Baumann K. Valesh THE PEP CLUB'S MAIN PURPOSE of organization is to promote a general school spirit. One of the chief ways of doing this is by sponsoring a pep fest before each football and basketball game. These pep fests include musical selections by the band, pep talks given by faculty members and the boys on the teams, school songs and yells led by the cheerleaders and skits put on by the Pep Club. Putting on these Pep Fests is by no means all the Pep Club girls did this year. They sold candy, gum, and Cheerios at all the games They also decorated the whole Senior High School at Homecomings. Another of the duties of the Pep Club is to select three girl cheerleaders. The membership consists of twenty senior girls chosen by the preceding club. ARDELLE BAUMANN ................................ President KATHRYN VALESH .............................. Vice President CATHERINE STEVENS ....................... Secretary-Treasurer MISS LUELI.A CARPENTER ............................ Adviser