Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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t 77t z ty fctivitieb STUDENT COUNCIL With Tom Myhr ;is president, the Student Council has ruled over the activities at Hopkins High this year as it has for the past thirteen. The Council began in 1934 under Mr. Gustafson and later was taken over by Mr. Holcher. It consists of these members: a representative from each class, three from the student body at i rgc and one from each of the organizations in school. These boys and girls make the school rules and see that they are carried out. The Council grants charters to clubs and other organizations. It also gives the student body the privilege of expressing its opinions in extracurricular matters and the social life of the school. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Members for this society have to be in the upper fourth of their class. They arc elected on four points, scholarship, leadership, character, and service. This year the Society has inaugurated the practice of exempting A-students from final exams. The officers are: president, Bruce Bredeson; vice-president, Russell Paulson; secretary, Mary Martin; and treasurer, Tom Myhr. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SOCIETY Eligibility to membership in this society is limited to boys earning an athletic letter, whose average in their school work for three consecutive semesters is equal to or higher than the general average of the school and who have shown the highest type of sportsmanship and citizenship. Only junior and senior boys are eligible to membership. New members are chosen at the close of each school year. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill and Scroll is a national journalistic honor society of which Hopkins has been a member since 1939. Students eligible for Quill and Scroll must have reached certain requirements in publication work and must also meet scholastic standards. The club adviser is Mr. Towlcy. HI-CRIER The Hi-Crier is the monthly newspaper of the Hopkins High School. It brings to the students an accurate account of the student life. This year Ray Larson is edior. Mr. Towlev and Mr. Zipoy are the advisers. Pane 25 — SENIOR CLASS PLAY—Standing left to right: Paulson. Madden. Reilly, Atkinson. Sebolt. Horne. Youngqulst. Doyle: seated: Mr. Slfferle, Vlckerman. Bredeson. Brunavold, Harasyn. Hromadka. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Seated left to right: Jurlsch. Ratican. Reilly. Stewart. Nelson. Oilman. Klmmer. Bredeson. Larson: standing: Miss Koehler. Hagman, Paulson. Martin. Wolff. Zdrazll. Pavek. Johnson. Plrmage. Nav-ratll, Hall, Myhr. H CLUB—Top row left to right: Johnson, Thels. Alberg. Korsmo; second row: Slyce. Halleck, Matteson, Jurlsh: third row: Luther. Myhr. Seely. Archambo: fourth row: Empanger. Culshaw. Plankers. Holy: front row: Larson. Dvorak. Schneider. Wledman. Coach Maetzold. Page 26 — ECHO STAFF—Standing back row left to right: Harasyn Horne. Mallery. Madden. Jersak. Reilly. Pavek: first row seated: Lucbke, Block. Roehl. Hagman. Tiffany: second row: Abbey. Schutz. Kizer. Schroers. third row: Sorensen. Nelson: seated at table: Korbel. Paulson. Martin. Bredeson. GAA—First row left to right: Mldthun. Weckman. B. Mattlll. Wledman. K. Mattill. Miss Lane. Nlckolal. Pass. Strain. Borey. Svlhel: second row: Beckman. Waldroff. Block, Wledman. Westllng, Eberleln. Molzahn. Dodge. Wold. Johnson. Chermak. Qulst: third row: Skarolld. Horner. Llset. Schunk. Dau Walter. Rcdpath. Sackrlson. Pehllng. Realander. Culshaw: fourth row: Moore. Wilde. Brown. Beers. Hagqulst, Redmond. Oik. Zelllnger. Butler. Muehlburg: fifth row: Ratican. Lawrence. McMahon. Coyle. Schutz. Knuth. Vlckerman. Archambo. Wllllman. Larson. Yackel. Walker. HI-CRIER-Standing left to right: Harasyn. Kizer. Horne. Rcdpath. D. Dvorak. Lofgrcn. Archambo: Sitting: Lcubke. Bredeson. Abbey. Hall. Stang. Larson. Schutz. Block. 24 - - 1 9 4 7 ECHOES