Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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o You Mrs. Nelson! Dedication .... To you, Mrs. Nelson, we of the 1953 Warrior stacf wish to tender a few words of thanks for the many things you have done for us during our stay in the senior high. We say thanks in grateful appreciation for your sincere interest in making our Junior-Senior banquets memorable occasions. Because of your unlimited energy as Junior Class adviser and for the part you played in helping to make the Tri-Y one of the most appreciated clubs in our school, we are truly gratTul. We'll never forget your skillful guidance in helping us to overcome our many stumbling blocks in English grammer. We acknowledge your inspired leadership in showing the way to respectable and honorable citizenship in the great world we are about to enter. In honoring you we also honor ourselves and our school in the dedication of this golden anniversary Warrior yearbook.

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1924 The imposing front at the left, the auditorium doors of the junior high school building, came into being in 1924 when the high school across the way became too cramped for all four grades. Gradually, it too, became too small to house the first six elemen-tary grades in addition to the junior high, and with the completion of the Katherine Curren and Alice Smith schools in 1949 and 1952, the building became exclusively junior high except for the special departments. R. J. Mayo was superintendent at the time of its building. Mrs. Sophie Guernsey has been its principal continuously. Katherine Curren School, so named for 44 years of service to the community Architect's drawing of the proposed new senior high school building which the board of District 225 hopes to erect for use by the Fall of 1955.

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