Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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The Warriors' Tale Marie Walker Georgle Band, Pep Club, Service Club, Dramatic Club, GAA. In framing an artist, art hath thus decreed: To make some good, but others to exceed. Bernice Alice Wendell Bernle Glee Club, Worriors' Tale, Service Club, Jr. Red Cross Council, Band, Boton twirler. Chorus, GAA. Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Carol Lois Westling W'e. Band, Chorus, GAA. Cheerfulness which seems to be shared. Lois Wiedman Weedy Tri-Y, Pep Club. Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of others are. Russell Long NO PICTURE Run I did nothing in particular but did it very well. Duane Thon (no picture) FFA, H Club, Track, Football. Hard work always pays off. Margaret L. Hanson NO PICTURE Margie Transferred from Dell Rapids, So. Dak. Student Council, Band, Chorus, Glee Club, Decloma-t on, GAA, Junior class ploy, FHA, Cheerleader, Pep band director. Drum majorette, Sextette, Octette, Quartette, Annual, Mixed sextet. Senior Trio, Mixed octette, Assistant glee club director, Triple trio. Clarinet quartette, Duet, Mixed quartet. Cheerfulnoss is natural to her heart. Bonnie Wilde Dramotic Club, GAA. True happiness is found in making others happy. Nancy Ann Wold Nonnie Hi-Crier, Dramatic Club, GAA. Always willing to learn. Patricia Lucille Young Pal Dialectitians Club, Latin Club, Sponish Club, Jr. Red Cross Council, Glee Club, Service Club, Transfer student from South High School, Silver Tri, Chorus, Hall auide. Ambition is the germ from which all growth of nobleness proceeds. Martha Louise Zellinger Mufft National Honor Society, Sponish Club, Service Club, Jr. Red Cross Council, Band, Hi-Crier, Dramotic Club, Tri-Y, Latin Club, Chorus, GAA Dialectitians Club, Junior class ploy. The only way to have a friend is to be one. Mavis Dvorak NO PICTURE Service Club. The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Ronald Arndt NO PICTURE Ami c Secretary of senior class, FFA, H-Club, Basketball, Baseball. If he had any faults, he has left us in doubt. CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE Romon Schneider Herbert Rhoades Ronald Arndt Dan Cermak Miss Macemon Mr. Geer President Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Adviser Adviser CLASS COLORS: RED and SILVER Class Officers CLASS MOTTO: Success is never found on top of the hill if the duties at the foot are neglected. —1 1 —

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The Warriors' Tale Jacqueline Schutz Jackl» National Honor Society, Pep Club, Tri-Y, Latin Club, Chorus, Glee Club, Dramatic Club GAA, Junior class ploy. Cheerleader. She who sings frighten away her ill . C. Ronald Schwisow Swan Nationol Honor Society, Student Council, German Club, Hi-Crier, Class play, Valedictorian. Behavior it a mirror in which one thowi hit image. Joan Senkbeil Joanit Charitable and kind to everyone. Patricio Ann Sitar fof Spanish Club, Jr. Red Cross Council, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Service Club. The niceit packages are small. Donna M. Skarolid Scoffy Jr. Red Cross Council, Chorus, Glee Club, Hi-Crier, Tri-Y, Pep Club, Speech Club, GAA, Dra motic Club. A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest. Larry Skoglund Snork FFA, H Club. Basketball. He who has learned to obey, will know how to command. Rodney Skottegaard Rockat Athletic manager. All I desire are fame, riches and pleasure. Rex Elliot Sorensen Bond, Chorus, Hi-Y, Junioi class play. Cheerleader. Let not the man be trusted t at hath no music in his soul. William M. Stahowiak Stovla Hi-Y, H Club, Football. We have been friends together in sunshine and in shade. Richard Strachota Dick Chorus, Beys octet. Joking decides great things. Carl Towley Notional Honor Society, Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross Council. Band, Chorus, Speech Club, Junior closs play. Debate. Oh. aive us the man who sings at his work. Ed Tschimperle Chimp Nationol Athletic Society, Hi-Y. H Club, Football, Basketball, Golf. If a man would be brave let him obey his conscience. Clorence Wacha FFA He'll find a way. Joan E. Waldroff Jonnla Glee Club, Dramatic Club, GAA Honesty, politeness, amiableness, all in one.

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The Warriors' Tale 14 seniors have over-90 average says Hi-Crier head The above photo showing this years honor students, was printed in the Hi-Crier February 14. Seated, left to right: Hanus. Schwlsow. (valedictorian). Zcllingcr (DAR girl). Rhodes (salutatorlan), Schutz. Stand ing: Andrs. McMahon. Banning. Schultz. Towley. Pachofsky. Rate. Hlavacek, Nyberg. Senior Selections for Guy and Gal of the Month Typical of such selections were Birdene Dame. Eddie Tschlmperle. Dan Cermak. and Virginia Meyer, whoso picture appeared last fall In the Hl-Crler. Red Schneider fries a mean egg Cn winter mornings cold. He spends his weekend evenings Making baskets for Purple and Gold. An oil around joker. He works hard too. Stocking shelves ot National Tea With foods for you and me. All in oil, he's a wonderful guy, A happy person to see. We think he's a perfect Guy of the Month, We know you all ogrec. Meet a cost iron constitution. It's contained in the person of Chor Reolonder. She likes steak, chocolate coke. Dry Bones (the record) and green oil ot one blow. But add o little be bop and the cast iron melts. With that elfish grin steoling into her dork brown eyes she announced determinedly, I wont to be o model. ... Ed Don Juan Tschimperle, o starring quarterback, mode All-Conference this fa I for o fine footboll climax of his. senior year. Besides football, he plays forward on Maetzold's basketboll team. Ed's a smart boy when it comes to scholastics, ond he hopes to make a grade in college. For a bedtime snack he'll take a T-bone steok with all the trimmings. He likes slow sentimental songs such as Begin the Be-uine, to which he can freely push a gal around a dance floor ... A beter girl couldn't hove been picked for girl of the month. It is Ste'lo McMahon, a pretty 5'-5 dark complexioned girl who simply loves chow mein and Spaghetti Rag (record). She was our football homecoming queen in '49. She is president of Tri-Y. After graduation Stcllo has a strong urge to become a career girl. Well good luck, Stella . . . The energetic, high spirited, ond very deserving holder of the Gal of the Month title for December is Virginia Meyers. Virginia is the kind of person who is constantly striving to help and better the school and its ac-tivlt es in any and every possible way. She is president of the Student Council, Tri-Y sergeant at arms, and Pep Club vice president. Virg nia is very well liked by all who know her and is noted for her pleasing personality and wonderful sense of humor. Congratulations to Virginia Meyers . . . Don Cermak, a swell senior, hos been chcsen December's guy of the (Continued on Page 63) 12—