Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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-------------The Warriors' Talc--------—-- ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY In dedicating this yearbook to the senior citizens or members of all the high school graduating classes throughout the world, there goes to the recipients not only honor but a challenge and responsibility as well. As senior citizens it will fall upon you to teach and spread the basic ideals of American democracy as they are so ably expressed in our Declaration of Independence and our Constitution. Your acceptance and allegiance to these ideals will depend to a large degree upon how well you have practiced them in ycur classrooms. It will be well to bear in mind that democratic behovior isn't something that can be acquired by just plain talk—there must be constant practice and application of democratic principles in everyday contacts and living. As good citizens you should broaden your experiences in civic affairs as rapidly as possible by extending your activities throughout the local community, and if possible on a still wider scole to the state and nation. By so doing you will acquire knowledge of our own nation, of the relations of the United States with the rest of the world, and of the possibilities for progressing toward a fuller realization of democratic ideals and a just and durable peace. I wish to congratulate and extend my best wishes to each member of this year's Senior Class. L. H. TANGLEN, Superintendent of Schools Office Secretaries Marcia Anderson, Sophie Kroc, Joyce Hogmon

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Milton A. Geer Principal, Senior High Mrs. S. C. Guernsey Principal, Junior High Vern J. Armstrong Science Rose Mocemon English, Speech Mrs. Esther Nelson English, German Hugh W. Firmage Agriculture Hi Id red Oberg General Science. Art Russell S. Moetzold Athletic Director, Coach M. W. Zipoy C;mmorcial Elisabeth Bowing Librarian Don Holcher American History Mrs. Ruth O'Connor Commercial Eleanor Brainard Physical Education, Art Carl Towley Social Science, Journalism Esther Lemon Social Studies, Literaturo Floyd Knutson Mathematics. Coach Lawrence Sauter Industrial Arts Jeanne Carlyon Home Economics Marvin C. Krogfus Mathematics Mary. Palmer Social Studies, Mathematics, English Alma Klawitter Music. Art John Tesar Band, Harmony Mrs. Evelyn Peterson English, Dramatic Club Arthur Sifferle English, Debato C. J. Stenback World History Teresa Romano Spanish, Latin Joseph Neudecker Industrial Arts Mrs. Ann Wester Mathematics, Science Mrs. Lois Appledorn Homo Economics. Science Mrs. Eleanor Whitman English Cornelia McLean School Nurse Gertrude Bednorz Speech Clinician