Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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Top row, left to right: Hi-Criers, Lunch hour, Loven, Char and ad-nirer. Kay's houso, Aak—those gamt! ! 2nd row: Future Pep Clubbers, Jerenc shews her muikles. Swedge end Mac. Speech Day. One Raspberry Day Ncls. Long ago. 3rd rrw: January too! ! Stella and Jean, Hopkins Batoneers. Haas and Reeb, KoKo's both. Strong arm squad, Wick's pr'do and joy, Little Carl. 4th row: Soring is kere, Artie. Ernests. Nice ch Jack? Kaiie on her way to the P. C.. Know em? Windy eh? 5th row: Swede? Sleepers Wake, Dick and Etsie, Barb and Nick:e. Swedge (without lipstick), Sojer boys, Fraidy cats. Wow'c, what form Donna. 6th row: Mar at Hagens. Swan-nie—Ko-Ko and Wick, Cold feet, Picknickers, What a man. Daring Dick, Now, isn't that startling! ( —18—

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The Warriors' Talc Last Will—Continued JEANETTE PEHLING leaves her ability to sew To an underclassman who can make a Singer go. BARBARA PELUF wills her feet so smoll To Curtiss Olson whom they won't fit at all. KAY PETERSON leaves her daily school bus ride To Stella McMahon, a gal brown-eyed. BARBARA SACKRISON wills her trombone first chair To a sophomore boy by the name of Clair. DON SANDBERG vacates his place in the lunch room To leave space for new sophomores, we presume. JOHN SCHERER leaves school unhappily Because here stays his Beverly. WAYNE SCHMAEDEKE leaves his humorous wit To Gilbert Robertson, whom it will fit. GEORGE SCHUNK leoves his cheerleading position To any junior with a lot of ambition. DON SIPPRELL wills the fun of his senior year To Gene Papelkopf for his high school career. CHAR SITAR has gone too far To leave her lunch on the Hopkins car. PAT SOLBERG to friends and fun will soy farewell For a future with John that'll be just swell. DAVE STEEGE gives his love of debate To Virginia Meyers who likes to participate. MARCEY STEPANEK leaves her joke-telling power To Donno Mae Miller in study hour. MARGARET STEPANEK wills her habit of being late To Delores Cermack who might hove the same fate. CLARENCE STRACHOTA leaves his fighting team spirit To Duane Thon who has the same grit. MAE STRAIN leaves to Gerry Sample Her love of snakes and hopes that's ample. DONNA MAE SVIHEL leoves the honor of DAR To a junior girl who can reach that star. JEANNIE SWENSON leaves with a smile Because she leaves to be with Lyle. PAT THOMAS gives up her desk in the study hall To Jean Schultz for her use next fall. ROGER THOMSON wills his speeches profound To Betty Horak who likes to expound. BRITT TOENSING wills his seat in physics class To anyone else who thinks he can pass. ANITA TWEED leaves chemistry, which is a bore To a junior gal named Charlotte Moore. MARILYN WALTON leoves her English term pope's To Joyce Block who likes to cut literary capers. JACK WARNES wills his English for college To Carl Towley who wants the knowledge. PHYLLIS WELCH wills books that hard wear have seen To her ambitious freshmon sister Darlene. GENE WICKLUND for talent shows wills his behaviour divine To Pat Corbitt who also has a good time. EVON WEIDMAN leaves her fun in singing Chloe To her energetic sister by the name of Loie. JOAN WILTSE wills her habit of chewing gum To a junior, a teacher, or just onyone. Top row, left to right: Jcdgc ond Jodgc, Smiles, Pajama party. Wow, Snafu, Schick; 2nd row—Morcie, Gulp, Well now. Clever boys, Teddy, Gentlemen and McHale, Pin-ups; 3rd Row—Beaker, Cutie, Pin Kegler Ollic, Cute (weren't they) At cose. Cold?, Birthday party, Windy, Stella; 4th row—Myrna's B. D. party, ?, Dollic, Sunning, (Below) 8th grade. Sophomores, KoKo, Lose something, Gcancrs? —17—

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SCHOOL ACTIVITIES and GROUPS