Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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Below: MRS. MARION HANSON, Secretary to Business Manager; MRS. AILEEN WIGGINTON, Bookkeeper; MRS. SOPHIE KROC, Secretary to Superintendent Left: A. E. EDSTROM, Principal of Senior High; Right: DONALD R. COPPINS, Principal of Junior High; DIANE ANDERSON, Secretary WTO yearbook would be complete without first ac-knowlcdging appreciation to the faculty who have made our years in high school wonderful. Giving their thoughts and ideas to mold us in the way we should grow, they were our able advisors not only in classwork. but also in extracurricular activities. They took an interest in us as individuals, sharing our joys and sorrows, encouraging us to make the most of our talents and abilities. As adult citizens, we will be able to face the future in a world made better by learning. These individuals have done much to enlighten, inspire, and enrich our lives. Opposite page: Upper picture: W. N. LUNDAHL, Business Manager and Supervisor of Grounds and Buildings; Lower left: L. H. TANGLEN, Superintendent of Schools; Lower Right: Board of Education, Independent School District No. 225, (Left to right; top to bottom) MRS. JUNE THRODAHL, Director; ROLLIN B. CHILD, Clerk; PAUL SWENSSON, Director; G. M. ROBERTSON, Treasurer; DON A. DONOVAN, Director; O. J. PARKS, President 6

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The old Senior High (above) will be replaced by a splendid, three and one-half million dollar school (left). Construction was started on the new school this spring. K l()- l AIHilOH comes Id you ;i «i graphic I tort r«i y«i I of a year a I Hopkins High School. As the enrollment inerea ‘s ami new students, faculty, and activities are adihul. it heroines a greater problem to present all facets of school lifi The W.irrior Staff has trial In present a coinprchcn+ixc cox crape of a year al llnpkin High Si’lutnl. 5

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mmm THE ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY HAVE DEVOTED THEIR TIME AND ENERGY FOR THE BETTERMENT OF OUR SCHOOL FACULTY !