Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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Deliberate and sott spoken DONALD HOLCHER imprints American History into the minds of his students. He also advises the Student Council and teaches Driver's Training. ROGER PE- TERSON divides his day be- tween teaching world and American History and advising the Junior Class. Holding similar positions on our teaching staff are DONALD BUTTS and JOSEPH NEUDECK- ER, teachers of Industrial Arts. They dre looking forward to the large wing in the new school devoted to their subject. h CQUNXQIES . ff 4 M mem- mutton of 'M mm Fw tm., Y ,.. ff. Busy could well be MRS. ESTHER NEL- SON'S middle name. She teaches Junior English and advises the class and Cav- alettes Club. English, Journalism, and deadlines tor the HI-CRIER keep MARY McKENZIE constantly on the go. JOHN TEASAR iltgr known as Uncle John, again legijfx Band through a year of Jfqytdgrts, game and school pro- grams. Besides assisting with Senior Band CLIFTON THOMPSON directs the -Qkinior and the Beginner's Band. Ir' w . in i ' I Q., Daughter Chris and hold important roles in the heart of CHARLES CARUSON, our dynamic teacher of Eng- Iish, Speech and Dramatics. Joe College sigh the girls over our new debate and Sophomore-Senior English teach- er, HUBERT ANDERSON. WILLIAM COOK, vocal instructor of the Junior High, prepares st - dents for the S e o r 'c groups. WAL ACE A2 e ' th r Instr ctor e GL hi Ca rG . Tgey exchange cy ertxwith vari,ous city zfpogc X

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SECTIGN TWO ouk cLAssMATEs wsu LONG REMAIN IN ouk MEMORIES.