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flumw @CcM4 Juniors Dean Senkbiel, Ken Macek, George Lindahl warm up of football proctice. Paul Holland Boys' State Representative With the autumn of 1950, the Class of '52 came into its own. The spade work as tenth graders paid off as the juniors took their places in the life and activities of the school: the football squad, junior class play, homecoming attendants, Catherine Towley, Pat Swanson and Pat Stevenson, club offices, basketball squad, all-school play, debate, Boy and Girl Stater's Paul Hetland and Rosemary Quinn, National Honor Society, and Quill and Scroll. With the close of the first semester and the excitement of the state basketball tournament, in which the juniors figured prominently, running down plans for the prom took first place in the minds of the class. The juniors were determined, in the Hopkins tradition, to entertain the seniors royally at the end of the year. To finance the event, the juniors sold candy during noon hours, dedicated the profits from I Remember Mama, and sponsored a dance after the District 18 Choral Festival. As ushers at commencement, selected members of the junior class got a preview of graduation. And so the year ends—a year of fun and work, the elements that invest a class with the leadership necessary for seniors. Junior Class Officer Wagner, Vice President Pagelkopf, President Larson, Treasurer Stevenson, Secretary Rosemary Quinn Girls' State Representative Row 3—Ewest, Bredeson, Corniea, Crawford, Bergsten, DeMuth, Dvorak, Fitz. Row 2—Bennet, Eng, Berkey, Arndt, Brock, Cavanaugh. Bruner, Fox. Row 1—Anderson, Christiansen, Girard, Gibbs, Gehrts, Carpenter, Gibbs. 17
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Top row—John Tesor. M. W Zipoy, R. S. Moet-zold. Bottom row—Vivion Seibert, Almo Klo-witter, Jeanne Carlyon. Top row—J. A. Neudecker, Ronald Olson, Lawrence Sauter Bottom row—Mrs. Lois Apoledorn. Gladys Larson, Mrs. Jane Moehring. Esther Lemon. Top row—Donald N. Holcher, Floyd Knutson, John Enaelbart. Bottom row—Mrs. Elaine Arget-singer, Mrs. Evelyn Petersen, Cornelia McLean.
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