Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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.4 Q 'fl . f.:fr -..ind DN ,..-av! I. 4 . ,f The dual duties of Home Economics and Science keep MRS. MARILYN LANTZ busy throughout the school year. Home Economics is the field of DORIS KOTVAL who is in her third year at Hopkins and is now looking forward to the modern kitchens and sewing rooms of the new Senior high school. Supplying all the posters and bringing various honors to Hopkins with the art work of their students are MRS. DOROTHY PHELPS and JOHN ENGELBART. Oil painting, wood carving, and tile work are some of the proiects of a year in Art. The headaches and worries of putting out our yearbook are other phases of Mr. Engelbart's teaching. fBelowD Industrial Arts teacher, LAURENCE SAUT- ER, describes, during classes, the operation of the complicated machines in the workshop. He can be found during noon hours keeping order in the lower halls of the senior high. Tall, blond RON- ALD OLSON is one of the Industrial Arts teachers, and also coach to our Baseball team. sf' Q lAboveD English and Literature, as well as Social Studies, are the posts filled by JOHN EVANS. JOHN BURNETT also has two positions, Industrial Arts and Social Studies. fRightj VIVIAN SElBERT'S English and Literature classes are made pleasant by her smile. Always willing to lend a helping hand to school activities is MABEL MADLAND, English teacher. 14 4-P' g T7

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'I' is .. MRS. VIRGINIA RUKAVINA teaches English and Literature to her Junior high students. Learning the parts of the eye and the ear are only some of the phases of General Science, which the students of MARY CROW1 LEY learn. The secretary of the Senior high, MRS. JEAN JARRETT is always busy with the business duties of Hopkins high. ELISABETH BOWING, librar- ian, is looking forward to the spa- cious library planned for the new Senior high. KJ ' Y wk , .l. .X-631.4 . ' f no L 'W bv GLADYS LARSON keeps the Junior high and Katherine Curren libraries supplied with good books. Shoot if you must this old grey head was the witty reply given our photog- r hers by MRS. JOSEPHINE KIRK- PATRICK, visiting teacher. . Probably not 'as well known as many of our other teachers, but also doing an important iob is LEONARD MARTINETTO, Remedial Reading in- structor. Another new face on our staff this year is Remedial Reading instructor, MARY BELSKI. l The director ot the Co-operative Part-Time Occupations Training pro- gram is MILTON GEER, the quiet man who is always willing to help students. HUGH FIRMAGE teaches the future farmers of America in his Agriculture classes. Testing eyes and ears are some of the duties of school nurse, CONELIA MCLEAN. She tries to keep the stu- dents in good health. MRS. DE- LORES DYE can be found in the nurse's office acting as Miss Mc- Lean's secretary. i

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Though FLOYD KNUTSON teaches Mathematics he is probably better known as our Head Football coach. This season he led our boys undefeated to the Lake conference championship. Hopkins' Mr. Basketball is RUSSELL BUTSlE MAETZOLD. Our coach is known for the top-notch teams he produces through his touch of genius. Other iobs he holds are: Athletic Director, Assistant Football coach, Track and Golf coach, and advisor to the H-Club. Devoting most of her time to the Junior high English department and eighth grade Communications is ALICE BINGER. C. J. SCHOENECKER teaches Mathematics and Social Studies. In addition he is B-Team Basketball coach and Assistant Baseball coach. fBelowD Helping the students in the Junior high learn the fundamentals of self government and good citizen- ship, MRS. ANN WESTER shows great interest in advis- ing the student council. Her iob is teaching eighth grade Mathematics. Another Mathematics teacher of the Jun- ior high, teaching grades seven and nine is NIELS JENSEN. wet? 1 Ill' fx? A.-A r 25 Q? i::v CAboveD The duties of TERESA ROMANO are advising the Junior Red Cross and teaching For- eign Languages. ROSE MAHER teaches Social Studies and Mathematics to Junior High students. CLeftD Teaching about home, school, and com- munity in her Civics classes is ESTHER LEMON. Social Studies and advising the Junior Red Cross are posts filled by MARY PALMER. 15