Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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Seventh Grade Seventh Grade The Warriois' Tale Seventh Grade ----Front row. left to right: Wolff. Sundin. Brokl. Chermak. Brill, Carlson. Brokl. McDonald. Adcl- man. Chmel. Strain. Vescly: Second row: Smith. O'Malley. Bale. Spot:, Johnson. Wahlstrom, Gorman. Nash. Dahlll Cole. Huston: Third row: Blake. Hathway. Kaspar. Walton. Stevenson. Vrasplr. Waldack. Otis. Hansen. Schnabel. Knott. Dahlll. Seventh Grade --- Front row. left to rlsht: Jones. Dvorak. Schwlsow. Hegland. Skarolid. Hanpt. Johnson. Forbrook. Stinson. Vander Griff. Prulett: Second row: Remme. Jacobsen. Helmer. Spott. Johnson. Ewest. Frlstedt. Zimmerman. Kallbcrg. Gilmer: Third row: Olson. lilies. McLeod.johnstron. Zrust, Plehal. Ahlbrecht. Waldack. Walton. Cunning. CLASS OFFICERS Junior Closs— Cloir Larsen . . Ronald Werness Pot Grey ...... Don Moore . . . . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Sophomore Closs— Don Pogelkopf . . . Cothryn Towley . . Corole Christensen Charles Thimsen . . . . President Vice-President . . . Secretory . , . Treasurer President Council Council Council Council Seventh Grade— Richord Jacobson .......................... President Corole Brokl ................................ Council Lyndo Johnson . .......................... Council Kieth Dome .................................. Council Dennis Gehke..................................Council Ninth Grade— Eighth Grade— Dennis Pruiett .......................... President Diane Lorson . Leslie Geyer .............................. Council Kinsey Otto . . Kathleen Rodgers .......................... Council Florence Vraspir Jerry Porter .............................. Council Richord Smith . Robert Fulton ............................. Council James Noland . — 1 9—

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Eighth Grade Seventh Grade The Warriors' Tale Eighth Grade --- Front row. left to right: Rogers. Anderson. Weldon. Hagen. Eyres. Carlson. Kallberg. Robertson. Dvorak. Fuchs. Zrust: Second row: Carlson. McGuire. McNally. Ot o. Hofstrand. Kaupman, CavanouKh. Larson. Mlelke. Swanson. Rupiln. Drake; Third row: Noland. Olllard. Chamberlain. Korbut, Matchke. Sou bn. Smith. Carlson. Forde. Mason. Lofgren. Anderson. Hall. Eighth Grade --- Front row. left to r! ht: Good. Kamund, Burger. Anderson. Lambert. Seitz. Badeaux. Anderson. Dvorak. Brown; Second row: Carpenter. Plchnl, Dvorak, Dawllng. Fuller. Kimmer. Funk. Dlmon. Emmlngs, Kutcher. Dion. Heeler; Third row: Cavanough. Thompson. Schug. Slals. Miller. Huttner. Bersle. Hamilton. Olson. Kar-tek. Henson. Mahlgan. Seventh Grade-------Front row. left to right: Huttner. Etzcl. Rolf. Rldgway. Norris. Salmon. Englebrct. Bursch: Second row: Halverson, Sather. Block, Gehrke, Dame. Plehnl, Nelson. Swanson; Third row: Spott, Oik. Sandber.t Myer. Joos. Holtz. Nelson. Jacobson.

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The Warriors' Tale Administration.... School Board ---- Left to right: Mr. Workman. Dr. Kucera Mr. Parks. Mr. Klouda. Mr. Lundahl, (business manager Supt. Tanglen. Dr. MacQueen. of District 19) Greetings I wont to be omong the first to congrotulote you upon the completion of your high school course of study and graduation. We who ore associated with the Hopkins Schools ore very happy over your many accomplishments and success os o class. Today, os never before. mankind stands in need of wice and effective leadership. Our hope is that you will assume that leadership in some worth while endeavor of your choice. We have enjoyed your good fellowship, and the many friendships established, we hope will continue in the years to come. To the members of the class who have helped edit this book and to Mr. Carl Towley their adviser, moy I, cn beholf of the school, convey our sincere thanks and best wishes. In District 19—os in any well-run school — authority from the district is vested in a school board composed of cdu-cotion-visioned citizens. Interpreting and administering their general policies is the job cf Superintendent Tonglen. Well he dees it too—with the leaven of social idealism sea-sened with the reality of years of successful teaching experience. Dividing the responsibility of the thousand-ond-one details of a modern school system, ore the principals and the classroom instructors whose teaching philosophies go beyond the four walls. District No. 19 L. H. TANGLEN, Superintendent of Schools. Office Staff ------ Left to right: Marilyn MacQueon. Marcia Anderson, Vivian Charleston. Sophie Kroc. —20—