Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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Senior class president Dave Sandgren holds an executive meeting with other officers, Ron McCready, Jan Tallman and Judy Lund. Mr. Edstrom, Carmen Hayden, Judy Tschimperle and'Sally Moore congratulate Homecoming Queen Nancy Bagger. Our Years Have Been Exciting As we come to our senior year, we think back on the exciting and busy times we have had throughout our years in high school. We entered our sophomore year under the leadership of Andre Zdrazil, sophomore class president. Judy Lund represented our class at the homecoming festivities as sophomore attendant, while Judy Tchimperle was chosen to represent us at Winter Sno Days. With Dave Sandgren behind us as our class president, our junior year found us full of ambition and en- thusiasm. We worked diligently on our float for home- coming, which took second place. We honored the royal Indian court with the presence of our fair Indian princess, La Vonne Viska, and during the Sno Days celebration, we elected pert Karen Severson as junior attendant. Kathy Lindahl and Dave Sandgren were chosen as Girl and Boy Staters, while Gary Underhill traveled to Germany as our American Field Service exchange student. The juniors put their enthusiasm and ambition into preparation of their biggest project of the yeare-the Junior-Senior Prom at the Calhoun Beach hotel. At last we reached the peak of our high school life. The year we had anxiously waited for with great expec- tation and big plans-our senior year. Dave Sandgren was again called upon to exercise his leadership ability as class president. Homecoming was a gala affair with our traditional Indian court. Nancy Bagger reigned as queen with Sharon Glenn and Judy Woodliff as her senior attendants. Despite the absence of snow, Sno Days proved to be the most successful Hopkins has ever had. We went South for our coronation theme which was built around Mardi Gras. Handsome King Lee Miller crowed as his Mardi Gras queen, lovely Susan Ekelund. Princesses Zayne Alvig, Kathleen Dumas, Donna Holmes, and Arlene Jacobson completed the royal court. Festivities were climaxed with the Winter Warriorland Dance. We welcomed our exchange students, Monika F isher from Germany, and Truls Hottedahl from Nor- way. Sports honors went to Dick Miller, Terry Dillon, John Turngren, Lee Miller, Denny Leek, Bill Oas, Chauncy Wenn, Dave Sandgren and Rio Otto. As we walked down the aisle to receive our diplomas, in our minds will be the unforgettable memories of our years in high school.