Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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• IN OUR SECTION, SUBURBIA . . . — is an era as well as an area — has meant an adjustment for old-time residents — is a place of bright, young executives — means a surge of babies and split-level houses — is an area of PTA's, parking lots and playgrounds — is a place of multiple-purpose drugstores — means schools, supermarkets and station wagons — country clubs, glass blocks and golf clubs — is swimming pools, cabin cruisers and hamburger broilers — is forests of TV aerials and double garages — is gas stations, billboards and walking sprinklers — has met the re-awakening of religious responsibility THIS IS OUR PICTURE • FOREWORD Suburbia: an Era as well as an Area. In reality, this Era and Area defies definition, for it means many things to many people. Its connotations are as varied as the inhabitants themselves. Only impressions and concepts which have developed out of it, can express it. Through the content of this book, these connotations will contribute for each one of you a basis for the formulation of personal ideas of Suburbia. 4

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 BUSINESS BOARD Karen Anderson Jane Fralich Judy Anderson .... Anne Wilhoit Carl Towley, Adviser

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Fred C. Stalley • DEDICATION A paraphrase of the words of Apocrypha and George Bernard Shaw, we feel, is a fitting dedication of this book to Fred C. Stalley. He is a teacher, a fellow traveler of whom we asked the way. Consider that he labored not for himself only, but for us who seek learning. He pointed ahead—ahead of himself, as well as of us. • TABLE OF CONTENTS School Page 10 Activities Page 20 5 People Page 62