Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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CAVALETTES—ROW ONE: M. Reogor, B. Kingstcd; ROW TWO: C. Nygren, B. Magnuson, C. Johnson, R. Goebel, J. Bonson, P. Kilbane, K. Gartner, J. MacDonald, C. Throdahl, J. Brill; ROW THREE: I. Greater, C. Forbrook, W. Wondersee, S. Borge, M. Christens, A. Hollander, I. Plehal, D. Sackrison, J. Honus, B. Carlson, P. Mopes, K. Anderson, M. Tolushek, S. Richter, D. Honson, R. Simmons; ROW FOUR: K. Whitney, B. Anderson, D. Hanvey, G. Schmitz, J. Bale, T. Barbeau, M. Picha, B. Odenbreit, S. Bren, J. Jindra, J. Bursch, D. Dolan. in School J e Tltis year the Cavalettes were under the leadership of a new adviser, Mrs. Bartz, and their president, Barb Odenbreit. Other officers were Mary Tarasar, vice president; Darlene Sackrison. secretary; and Judy Tchimpcrle, treasurer. The year began with the traditional induction ceremony in which 140 new members were made welcome. Any girl in the senior high is eligible to join the club. The only requirement is that they must write a theme of specified length on what they can contribute to Cavalettes. As usual, the club had a long list of activities for President Barbara Odenbreit goes over plans for next meeting with Mrs. Joan Bartz, adviser. CAVALETTES—ROW ONE: B. lindbery, J. Reogor, B. Armstrong; ROW TWO: J. Lund, B. Jackson, J. Sveen, F. Grothc, C. Dumas, C. Nelson, S. Arndt, M. Schipplick, S. Saxon, C. Berg; ROW THREE: J. Seek, K. Severson, J. Ingraham, N. Larson, J. Tschimperle, K. Zakoriason, B. Versteeg, J. lioneigs, J. Parkinson, I. Hanson, A. Jacobsen, I. Buck, L. Stohl; ROW FOUR: K. Dibble, S. Hoidahl, R. Bakeberg, S. Moore, K. Boltman, P. Ryan, C. lord, G. Wolden, K. Dvorak, B. Peterson, E. Hagen, P. Otto, H. Drill. 26

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CAVALIERS—ROW ONE: J. Turngren, D. Gustafson, R. McCready, J. laurel, A. Zdrazil, M. Lisle, R. Larson, P. Buchanan; ROW TWO: P. Schmitz, R. Johnson, L. Arbogost, 0. Swanson, D. Neuman, D. Kopesky, D. Johnson, D. Lapic, J. Hodges, S. Landquist, J. Sturtevant, L. Jamison; ROW THREE: B. North, M. Stuetzer, T. laVelle, J. Stoller, A. Carlson, S. Lindgren, M. Hokel, B. Oas, R. Sidla, F. Vierling, R. Blohm. ( uvciiiet'5 Sponsor YFjicl- 'lAJinter formal The Cavaliers, outgrowth of the Hi-Y, was founded to promote fellowship, service and good sportmanship. In order to earn money for an annual scholarship fund of S 150.00, the Cavaliers took the concessions at an early football game. They took in the highest receipts of the past few years because of their able work. Highlights of the year were a joint meeting with the Cavalcttes for a skating party, refreshments, and the sponsoring of the Sno Daze Formal. Throughout the year the bi-monthly meetings have included speakers and movies on athletics and other topics of interest to the group. One of the major projects of the year was the selling of Warrior booster pins and bookcovers to help finance the scholarship and provide capital to continue the many programs. Just after Christmas, the boys launched a membership drive to acquaint the Sophomores and Juniors with the club’s activities. The club's officers include: Art Carlson as president; Andre Zdaril as vice president; Lee Jamison as secretary; Randy Blohm as treasurer; and Roy Johnson as sergeant at arms. With the help of the other members they were able to make it an enjoyable and outstanding club. LEFT (Below): Adviser Thompson and Treasurer Blohm confer on club's finances for the annual joint scholarship. BELOW: Blohm is selling book covers to two prospects. 25

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CAVAIETTBS—ROW ONE: 0. Holm !, K. Kihlmon, P. Marshall, S. McShane, K. Slennes. S. Kron, M. Miller, J. Haft, S. Richter, J. Shonard, P. Schmitz; ROW TWO: B. Bolton, K. Bass, E. Johnson, D. Dernier, S. Vick-erman, H. Westover, J. Anderson, J. Wendell, T. Wilson, J. Wilkinson. J. McMorron, P. Paul, J. Pagelkoph, N. Seelye, S. McShane, J. Wheaton, K. Lindahl, C. MuHenmosfr; ROW' THREE: J. Zalts. S. Glenn. S. Coyne. B. Patterson. C. Cole, S. Blohm, N. Justus. Z. Alvig. lo,,on' M,n . . .-A£o One of the Wod -Active Barbara, Judy and Carol look over last year's scrapbook with smiles at what they saw. CAVALETTES—ROW ONE: M. Ransberg, D. Stodola, K. Johnson, D. Erickson, H. Hagstrom, C. Heino, D. Broberg, C. Nelson, J. Smith, S. Swanson, K. Dvorak; ROW TWO: J Gendru, P. Mitchell, M. Tarasar, J. Tollman, S. Scharf, J. Zeik, C. Haydn, B. Bryant, N. Bagger, C. Goebel, S. Gustafson, G. Sachs, M. Tharinger, M. Olson, I. Loomis; ROW THREE: B. Bocker, G. Smith, B. Zer-ban, C. Ferris, B. Anderson, C. Harju, J. Denim, S. Russell, A. Willis, M. Mork, N. Jacobs, N. Meyers, P. Endsley. the year. The sale of necklaces was an important item carried out by the girls. The money earned was used to sponsor two dances, Homecoming and Sadie Hawkins Day. During the Christmas season, the Cavalettes had a joint Christmas party with the Cavaliers. They also contributed $80 to Santa Anonymous. In February, the Cavalettes, along with the Cavaliers, sponsored the Winter Formal. The two clubs also joined forces to give a scholarship to a member from either club. The Cavalettes completed the year with their annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, held in the spring. 27