Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

1960 the ANNUAL PUBLICATION °tr HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL, HOPKINS, MINNESOTA sHt PEGGY SCHMITZ Editor-in-chief DON JOHNSON BARB MACK Business Managers ELLEN ANDREWS MARLENE OLSON Faculty Editors STEVE GAGE DAVE GOODWIN Senior Editors ANDI FOSTER FRANCIE HAGEMAN Organization Editors BARB BURNIKLE Feature Writer KEN KEHR KEN SWENSSON Sports Editors RON LARSON MIKE McGINTY Photographers JIM CONOVER Art Editor GARY McCREADY Sales MR. JOHN ENGELBART Adviser the ANNUAL PUBLICATION °fr HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL, HOPKINS, MINNESOTA In appreciation of a man who represents an authority, a patient adviser, and a personal friend, we, the 1960 WARRIOR staff, dedicate this annual to D. R. Coppins. We wish you success in your future here at Hopkins High School. MR. D. R. COPPINS Principal of Hopkins High School OncJevse rv_ FonewaJui AS our paths diverge in future years, may former classmates long remember the tangible things: teachers, friends, clubs and sports. May they also remember intangible ideas: the conformity of non-conforming, the “beat generation, the spirit evident in all class activities and the “just a little bigger and a little better than before concept carried out. 7 OuA Day OS the hands of the clock reach 7:30 we find students arriving slowly, some meandering the halls and others fearfully trying to finish last minute assignments, hoping their teacher will have pity and extend the final deadline. At 8:10 the warning bell rings and the day officially begins. One can tell it is 11:00 by the low roar as students make their way to first lunch. The afternoon progresses rapidly and 3:10 arrives sooner than expected. But our day doesn’t stop here! That bell closes school only to open a whole new area of clubs, meetings and various activities. •AROUND THE CLOCK AT HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL . . . Picture 1: EARLY IN THE MORNING - Back to the grind; Picture 2: SECOND HOUR ANTICS - The quick brown fox jz-fx; Picture 3: NOURISHMENT FOR 600 WEARY WORKERS; Picture 4: MORE FOOD 5TH HOUR — Let's taste the results,- Picture 5: AFTERNOON FINDS EMOTIONAL SENIORS ENJOYING A BREAK FROM CLASS; Picture 6: AFTER DARK IT'S LIGHT UP TIME! — Princess Nancy corries the torch for the Hopkins Warriors at Homecoming. 9 OUR SCHOOL is more than a beautiful building. It is a community center. To us, as students, it is a place ,where we prepare ourselves for the future, be it college, a trade, or marriage. It is a place where we enjoy ourselves at extra-curricular activities: clubs, parties, dances, and sports events. Above all, it is a place where we make lasting friendships and have some of the richest and most memorable experiences of our lives. •VIEWS OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL . . . Picture 1: OUR MIGHTY LITTLE THEATER - It has 511 seals; Picture 2: HOME OF OUR CHAMPS Our 18.000 gallon swimming pool, Picture 3: MODERN ARCHITECTURE PROMOTES EDUCATION; Picture 4: THE BETTER TO SEE YOU WITH MY DEAR! - Hopkins' 700 power telescope, the only in the high schools of the Northwest; Picture 5: THE LONG, LONG WALK.-Picture 6: BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF OUR SCHOOL AND PART OF OUR TWENTY ACRES; Picture 7. SCHOLARS AT WORK — With 8,500 books at their disposal. Picture 8: HAIL TO OUR GRANITE WARRIOR! 12 THE 1960 WARRIOR PRESENTS OUR . . . FACULTY 14 labfie oL Content CLASSES CLUBS. . 30 62- 13 LR THE 1 960 WARRIOR PRESENTS OUR: FACULTY THE FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION HAVE DEVOTED THEIR TIME AND EFFORT FOR THE BETTERMENT OF OUR SCHOOL. E. J. YOUNG . . . Aulslont Bujlno� Vonoger; VERA BENSON . . . Secondary Clerk, LOIS JOHNSON . . Secondary Clerk; MRS. MYRTLE VICKERMAN. Bookkeeper. MRS. SOPHIE KROC . . . Socrc- MRS. MARION HANSON . . . Tory to the Superintendent, Secretory to the Builneu Mon- ogor. THEY PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEARNING W E AS STUDENTS do not see directly the work of our school administration or business department; but such behind the scenes work as building programs, public relations thru community service, planning finances, and the development of the total educational program is done by these dedicated people, our school administrators. Superintendent L. H. Tanglen is in charge of the diverse and rewarding task of running our school system. This section is devoted to our administrators, teachers, and special service people who do so much to moke Hopkins High School the school that it is. INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT 274 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS . . . ROW ONE: Poul Swenwon, Choir- MR. A. E. EDSTROM, Suporvijor of Socman, Juno Throdohl, G. M, Robortton, Treojurer ROW TWO: Rollin B. Child, Clerk, I. H. Tonglon, Super- n.j.„ Infendenf, Dr. Philip Sheldon. Dr. John Johnjon. coocanon. MR. D. R. COPPINS . . . Hopkins Senior High School Principal. MISS H. PRUSSING . . . Counselor. MR. I. BENSON . . . Counselor . . . Cavaliers, Assistant Football Coach. MR. E. TUFVANDER . . . Counselor . . . Student Council. 18 MR. J. A. NEUDECKER . . . Director Audio-visual Education. N EW AT HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH this year are Mr D. R. Copplns, principal, and Mr. M. H. Ojala, assistant principal. Mr. Coppins, a familiar figure from the junior high school, is involved in many jobs and activities. Mr. Ojala came from Buffalo, Minnesota, and through his many jobs, is a very familiar figure In the halls. Our counselors, too, carry out an important function of the office. Mr. Benson, sophomore adviser; Miss Prussing, junior adviser; and Mr. Tufvandor, senior advisor aro available at all times and hove ready advice -to give when called upon to do so. We are fortunate to have the guidonce of these people as the directing force behind everything at Hopkins Senior High School. EFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION FOR EFFECTIVE LEARNING MR. M. H. OJALA Principal. Auijtont MRS. DELORES PAVEIKA . . . Offico Sccrotory; ELIZABETH TVETER . . . Secretory. MR. H. ANOERSON . . . English, College Compotiiionj MISS H. HINKIEY . . . Sponbh . . . Sponnh Club. MRS. J. BARTZ . . . English. French . . . Covoletle . Warrior-otto); MISS R. MACEMON . . Engliih, Survoy of World lifera-turo. MR. C. CARUSON . . . Engllih. Speech, Debote . . . Debate Club. Dramolkt; MR. D. MALM-CREN . . . English . . . Play. Dromotici Club. MISS V. HANS . . English. College Composition . . . Senior Class Adviser. MRS E. NELSON . . . English. German . . . German Club. MRS. E. STENBACK ... II- MISS G. SMITH brary . . . Librory Assist- brary Assistant, ont. 20 FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS FOR COMMUNICATION E VERYBODY NOW REALIZES the value of foreign languages, as well as the importance of reading, writing, and speaking. Here at Hopkins we are fortunate in having an excellent language arts department. Four languages ore offered: French, German, Spanish, and Latin. Any of these languages may be taken for a third or fourth year if enough students request the course. Our English courses cover grammar,- a background in world, American and English literature,- and effective communication of ideas. Two comparatively new courses are the survey of world literaturo ond college composition. The former is a further and more detoiled study of the great classics and novels. The latter is primarily for college bound students and teaches theme fundamentals. Of course, one must not forget tho speech ond debate deportments which do so much to make us more at ease in public speaking. MRS. J PADEN . . . English . . . Junior feed Crow.- MR. A. STEB- LAY . . . English, Speech . .. Ploy. Dramotici Club, Stagecraft. MRS. V. ROZSA . . . Latin . . . Lotin Club; MRS. D. STRATTE . . . English. MR. ). SOLENSTEN . . . English . . . Junior Class Council; MRS. S. WELCH . . . English. MRS. N. SOULE . . . French . . . French Club, Sophomore Class Council; MRS. M OUVI-VIER . . . English, Journalism ... Hi Crier. TRAINING FORA PLACE IN BUSINESS PREPARING THE STUDENT for future life is the aim of any high school's curriculum. For those students not wishing to go on to college after high school, Hopkins offers a complete program in business education. The curriculum ranges from typing, which is often taken by students not going on in business, to an arrangement where the student is permitted to work on a job and get graduating credits from doing so. Bookkeeping, business and sales, office practice, shorthand and clerical office practice rounds out the curriculum. The business education department is equipped with up-to-date equipment: typewriters, dictaphones, duplicators, mimeograph machines. The teachers in the business education deportment ore much appreciated by the students for their awareness of the contribution of education to business. MR. O. BRUDEVOIO . . . Bookkeeping, Business and Solci ... Hi Crier. Driver Training; MRS. G. RASMUSSEN . . . Short-hand. Typing . . . Junior CIosj Council. MISS C. NELSON . . . Typing, Business and Sale . . . Nolionol Honor Society,- MRS. R. SHANUS . . . Typing, Shorthand . . . Pep Club, Choorlooderi. 22 MISS C. MclEAN . . . Nur ; MRS. V. ANDERSON . . . Secrotary. MR. G. OISEN . . . Special Education.- MRS. J. KIRKPATRICK . . . Vhltlng Tcocher. MR. L. MARTINETTO . . . Developmental ond Remedial Reading; MISS V. WILCOX . . . $pooch Clinician. THEY PROVIDE AIDS FOR THE STUDENT ANY TIMES students of Hopkins ore in need of one or more special services. The nursing staff keeps tabs on the eyes, ears and general health of the students. They ore also responsible for the administration of the Mantoux tuberculin tests and chest x-roys. Remedial reading helps those students with reading difficulties before they get to college or jobs in later life. Mr. Marfinctto works with the staff in improving reading on oil levels. Remedial speech corrects many of the students difficulties in speech. OUCHI REMEMBER THIS? MR. E. ANDERSON . . . Geometry . . . Sophomore Clou Adviser; MR. P. HED8LOM . . . Biology, Physical Scioncc. MR. V. ARMSTRONG . . . Chem. Istry, Physics; MR. F. KNUTSON . . . Mothomotics. Solid Geometry, Trigonometry. LEARNING THROUGH CHEMISTRY MR. J. BECKER . . . Guomeiry, H.gher Algebra . . . Math Club; MR. P. CARLSON . . . Higher Algebra. MR. H. EIRMACE . . . Biology. Agriculture . . . FFA; MR. R. SORENSEN . . H gh«r Algebra. Shop Mathematics . . . Student Council, Driver Training. MR. D. HEANER . . . Biology . . . Audio Visual; MR. C. THIELE . . . Chemistry . . . Scienco Club. DELVING IN FIGURES AND SCIENCE T HE STUDENTS OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL or© fortunate to have at their disposal the use of excellent mathematics and science departments. The curriculum in these departments covers all the basic and advanced high school courses. Biology, geometry, olementary and advanced algebra, practical math, chemistry, physics, solid geometry and trigonometry, practical scienco, and physical science contribute to making the course of study complete. The equipment available in these departments is of high quality and complete. This adds to fho educational benefits by allowing the teachers to illustrate by examples. The teachers, in our moth and science departments are capable, qualified people who are respected by students, associates, and the community for the excellent job they are doing. All these factors contribute to making our mathematics and science deportments rank among the best.__________________ 25 ON THE JOB LEARNING FOR THE DEMANDS OF TOMORROW T HE HOPKINS HIGH Home Economics deportment is important, for here girls learn the fundamentals of cooking, sowing, housekeeping and many other things that go into moking the students competent homemakers of tomorrow. They have well equipped kitchens and sewing labs in which to learn. Home Economics is an elective for Freshman through Seniors. Senior girls may also elect home and family living, which prepares them for marriage and family life. The industrial arts department covers a broad area. The department is divided into Five aroas: woodworking, metals, auto shop, electricity, and the graphic arts. The classes combine for certain projects to give the students the opportunity to see all the steps in the manufacture of a certain product. Here, as in the home economics department, the boys hove some of the best material and equipment available. This makes our vocational departments among the best in the state. CONFIDENT MECHANICS PRACTICE THEIR SKILLS IN AUTO SHOP MISS A. DONGOSKE . . . Homo Economic ; MR. R. OISON . . . Wood . . . Boicboll. MRS. D. MARR . . . Homo Economic . . . FHA, Chef Club; MR. L SAUTER . . . Me tot. Machine Shop . . . Astronomy Club. MR. F. OHIY . . . Auto Shop, Elec-tricty . . . Electricity Club, Hot Rod Club; MR. D. BUTTS . . . Induitrial Art ... Ski Club. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR SKILL AND FUN Our LEADERS AND EDUCATORS todoy have realized the need for physically Fit youth. The Hopkins High physical education department is dedicated to the accomplishment of such physical Fitness. Physical education, or phy ed., os it is affectionately termed, is required of oil students in grades seven through ten. It is elective in grades eleven and twelve. The gym program includes both indoor and outdoor sports and individual and team competition. These activities not only develop the body but also teach cooperation and a sense of fair play. Our excellent facilities Include a large swimming pool; an extensive gym, which can be divided for classes,- an lorge area for competitive sport practice and outdoor physical education classes; and an impressive inventory of equipment for all phases of athletics. MR. R. JOHNSON . . . Physical Education, Social Studio . . . Swimming,- MR. G. REYNOIOS . . . Physical Educotion . , . Gotf. MISS I. STEVENSON . . Physlcol Education . . . GAA; MR. G. KREUTZER . . . Phyjical Education Diroctor. EXPANDING THE SOCIAL VIEW The HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT is one of the most important. Three of its offered courses ore required of every Hopkins students world history, American history and modern problems. Hopkins offers, in addition to these, three other courses in this field: applied geography,- eastern civilization, tho only semester course in tho department; ond a new course, advanced placement American history. In world history students study the political and cultural development of nations from tho beginning of history to the present day. American history covers the development of our country, our government, and our people. In modern problems Seniors study and discuss current social, economic ond political problems so thot they moy be better oriented citizons. Applied geogrophy gives the student the opportunity to study climate, economic ond political geogrophy so that he moy have the background necessory to interpret current affairs. Eastern civilization includes the historical and contemporary study of three areas: Russia, the Middle East, and the Far East. The advanced plocement American history course is designed to give students o college credit in this area. MR. E. BREAULT . . . American History. TRACING THE COURSE OF CIVILIZATION MR. A. GODFREY . . . World Hij. lory . . . Hockey.- MR. K. MERRITT . . . American History . . . Football, Basketball. THE APPLICATION OF AN INSPIRATON MR. J. PRELLWITZ MRS. D. PHELPS MR. W. HOBSON . . . Modern MR. D. HOICHER . . . American MR. R. HOWEllS . . . World His- MR. N. KRAGSETH . . World Problem! . . . Hockoy; MR. K. NO- History; MR. R. PETERSEN . VAK . . . World History . . . Bos- Amorlcon History . . . Tennis, kotball. lory . . . Football, Baseboll: MR. F. STAllEY . . . Modern Problems, Geogrophy . . . FTA, Senior Clcss Council. World Affairs Club. History . . . Football; MR. R. GOLDSTEIN . . . Modern Problems . . . Disc Jockey Club. ART AND MUSIC PROVIDE CREATIVE EXPRESSION THE FINE ARTS ore strongly represented at Hopkins High School in the form of music and art. One wing of our school is devoted to the band and choir. Here students are given the opportunity to express their musical ability, individually and as o group. Two art rooms are now being used by the art department. Here the students learn the fundamentals of art techniques and appreciation. Creativity is stimulated through self expression in a variety of art media. MR. J. TESAR . . . Instrumental MR. W. GEARS . Choir. Music . . , Bond. 29 THE 1 960 WARRIOR PRESENTS OUR CLASSES AS PREPARATION FOR ADULT LIFE, WE LEARN TO COMPETE IN OUR CLASSES WITH FELLOW STUDENTS WHILE ADDING TO OUR KNOWLEDGE. CASEY UNDERHILL . . . President of tho Sonior Clos.. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . . Peg Dvorak. Secretary, Mark Merrill, Vice President, Nancy Jacobs, Troosuror. THE SENIORS WISH EVERYBODY A MERRY CHRISTMAS! MEET THEE ELITE! J S SENIORS wo ore In o position to perceive our future and to see In retrospect our post school days which we experienced together. Reflecting on our Sophomore year, we can remember the excitement of being a part of Senior High, and our seasonal greetings from the exalted seniors! Bob Egge led us In our class affairs as president. We chose Paula Wiley as our sophomore attendant at Homecoming and Barb Peterson at Sno Daze time. Among the unforgettable memories were Pep Club and H-Club tryouts and our first formal dance! Reaching our second plateau, as juniors, we found apprehension growing for becoming a sonior. Again Bob Egge had the title of president of our class. Peg Dvorak represented us at Homecoming. Seniors! At last! This year brought many changes, among these were: a new administration; the disappointment of again having our lockers on 2nd floor; the theatrical productions for both Homecoming and Sno Daze; Senior open houses,- Casey Underhill, our senior class president; sudden emphasis on science,- the honor of winning the contests at Pep Fests! Mary Jane Blaha ottended by Karen Dibble and Nancy Jacobs made up our Homecoming royolty. At snow daze. Miss Winterlude was Sally Saxon, attended by Linda Larson, Linda Hanson, Julie Reagor and Carol Lord. We were happy to have Taro Murata of Japan and Carlos Rosal of Spain with us for our lost but most memorable year in high school. Our class saw the beginning of a new decade in which it is hoped we may all realize our ambitions ond contribute as much to society os we hope we have to our school. Senio ia HOPKINS WELCOMES EXCHANGE STUDENTS AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE ij booming o tradition at Hopkini. Eoch yeor two foreign student enter into the live of our ichool ond community. Thi yeor itudcnti, Carlos Rosal ond Toro Muroto. ore no exception. Carlo i from Barcelona, Spain, alio tHe Some of o former Hopkin A.F.S. student. Alex Rlpol. Taro U from the main i� lond of Japon, Hokkaido. Both boyi ore very onthoiloitic about their stoy at Hop-kin!. ai it the student body. SUEILEN ALBERTS MARYANNE ALDERSON RALPH ALLAN KAREN AMUNDSEN NANCY LEE ANDERS RONALD ANDERSEN RODNEY ANDERSEN CRAIG ANDERSON JUDITH ANDERSON KATHLEEN ANDERSON • SUELLEN ALBERTS . . . SUE . . . Vocofionol Training Program MARYANNE ALDERSON . . . Bond, Photography Club. Bollroom Dancing, Math Club; RALPH ALLEN . . . H-Club, Cavalier . Boy ’ Recreation, $wim Club, Boteball; KAREN AMUNDSEN . . . Ammy . . . Student Council. Choir, Glo Club, Red Crott. Ballroom Dancing. NANCY LEE ANDERS . . “'Nonce . . Hl-Crier Stoff. Arts and Croftj. Vocofionol Troinlng Program; RONALD ANDERSEN . Ron . . . Boy ' Recreation, Disc Jockey Club. Chef Club. Coddle! Club. Hot Rod Club; RODNEY ANDERSEN . . . ROD . . . Cavalier . Boys' Recreot.© Chef Ch� b. Swim Club. Coache Club. Hot Rod Club. CRAIG ANOERSON .73. Pre of Student Council, National Honor Society, Covolier Debate, World Affolr Club, Vice-Pre . of lotin Club, Choir, All School PlayS Junior Rotorlon , Junio-Achievement. Governor of Boy ' Stole. Senator of Boy ' Notion. StotewJnner of the Voice of Domocrocy Contest, Delegate to Little United Notion . Opti ml t Oratorical ConteH; JUDI ANDERSON . . . Andi . . . Student Council. Pep Club. Worriorette . Spanish Club. F.T.A. f .H.A.. Choir, KATHLEEN AN-OERSON . , . Kothy . . . G.A.A., Girl ' Recreation, Library Auiitant ,- KATHRYN ANDERSON . . . Kathy . . . G.A.A., Librory A i� tant� ; LARRY AN-DERSON .FT Art and Crofts. Anronomy Club, field Study. TERRY ANDERSON . . . Boys' Recreotion, Astronomy Club ELLEN ANDREWS . . . Notional Honor Society, Warrior Stoff Pep Club, Debate. Latin Club. German Club, GAA, Girls' Swimming. C!as Council. A f.S Student to Sw.tierlond; SANDI ANGIER . . . Angie . .1 German Club, F.H.A.. Stage Croft Club.- BONNIE ARM-STRONG . . . HI-CHer Stoff. Worrior Staff, Cavolette Brigette Leador, Pep Club, F.T.A.. f.H.A...Choir. Dramatics Club. Ski Club. JEAN BARTHEl . . . Troa . of F.H A.. Sk, Club; KAREN BASS M iCavolette . Sponijh Club, Art and Croft , Photography Club, library Awhtonb. Creative Writing Club; JIM BEGGS . . . Stoge Croft Club. All School Ploy. Ski Club; DAVID BENHARDUS . . . Spanish Club, 8oy ' Recreation, Di� c Jockey Club. Hot Rod Club. KATHRYN ANDERSON LARRY ANDERSON TERRY ANDERSON ELLEN ANDREWS SANDRA ANGIER BONNIE ARMSTRONG JEAN BARTHEL KAREN BASS JAMES BEGGS DAVID BENHARDUS MARGARET BENSON CHARLENE BERG GERALD BERGER DIANE BERGMAN JUDITH BERLIN DANIEL BETLOCK DAVID BETLOCK CHRISTINE BEZEK ROBERT BLACK MARY BLAHA • MARGARET BENSON . . . F.T.A.. Art ond Craft ; CHARLENE BERG . . . Ber-glo . . . Student Council, Covaletfe , Pep Club, CKoir, Glco Club, Red Crow, Di c Jockey Club. Photography Club, Ballroom Dgotjng. JERRY BERGER . . . Choir, All School Ploy, football; OIANE BERGMAN . Oebby'j® , . Cava-lettw, lotln Club. f.T.A., Bond; JUDITH BERLIN . . JudyCovafettcs, G.A.A., Girls Recreation, Bond, Swing Bond, Dramatic Club, Ski Club, Swimming Team,- DANIEL BETLOCK . H.B. . . . Secretory of Cavalier . Choorlcador, H-Club, All School Ploy, Di� c Jockey Club. Ski Club, footboll, Bosketboll, Boteboll; DAVE BETLOCK .. . Davy Duck . . Student Cduncil. Hi-Crier Stoff. Covalicr . HClub, All School Play, ;;Dis Jockey Club, Football IMgr.), Bosketboll, Boteboll, Coaches Club. Audio Vbuof; CHRISTINE BEZEK . . . 'Krij . . . World Afloir Club. F.T.A . Sfoge Croft Club; ROBERT BLACK - , , B.B. . . , Bond, Chess Club; MARY BLAHA . . . Pep Club, Cheerleader, Germon Club. F.H.A.. Choir. G.A.A., Homecoming Queen. Moiorotto. Trans- ferred from Henderson, Cheerleader, Hilltopper Staff; BETTY BOLTON . . . How . - • Covalcttes, Pep Club, French Club, F.T.A. Glee Club, Red Cross. Disc Jockey Club. Ballroom Oancing; MIKE BORAN Spanish Club, Swim Club, football. Trons. from Benildc. Swimming; GARY BOYSON Covollcr . French' Club. Stoge Croft Club. Photography Club, President of Vocational Training Program- DIANNE BROBERG . . . Dee Dec , . , Warrior Staff. Cava-Ioffes, Woriiorattes, Latin Club. F.TA. F.H-A., Choir, Dramatics Club. All School Play. JUDY BROKL . . . Pep Club., French Club, F.T.A.. Band. 8ollraom Dancing. Ski Club; BARBARA BURNIKEL Nationol Honor Society. Hi-Crier Staff, Warrior Stoff, Spon sh Club, Disc Jockey Club. BARRY CARLSON . Photography Club. Astronomy Club. Swim Club, Sw.mming, Junior Rotation; PATRICIA CARLSON . . . Pot . . . DEANNA CARTER . . . F.T.A.. Band. Stage Croft Club, Swim Club. Moth Club. THOMAS CARY . . Tom . . . Swim Club. Trons from Edison. BETTY BOLTON BARBARA BURNIKEL MIKE BORAN BARRY CARLSON GARY BOYSON PATRICIA CARLSON DIANNE BROBERG DEANNA CARTER JUDITH BROKL THOMAS CARY STANLEY CHASTEK JEFFREY CHRISTOPHER PETER CLIFT JOHN CLOSSEY DONNA CORNEIA CHARLES COYKENDALL RICHARD CRAMER NANCY CULVER JAMES CUSHMAN LYNN DAHLBERG • STAN CHASTEK , . Boyj- (fetation. JEFFREY CHRISTOPHER . tolln Club. Boyt' Recreation, Swim Club; PETER ClIFT . . . Dobotd. Choir and Accompa'-iit, Chon Club. Ski Club. Y.F.C.; J. FRED CLOSSEY W. Fbx ... Of cor of Cova lion. Spanish Club. H-Club, All School Ploy, Football. Tr � ns. ’from Monuol H.S.. Indionopolis, DONNA CORNEIA . . . Student Council. Worriel Slofl. Ajtronomy Club, Ballroom Dancing, Librory Aubfant; CHARLES COYKENDAU . . . Chuck . . . Ajtronomy Club, Librory Assistant, Audio-VHwol offee Hoff, RICHARD CRAMER . Dcfc . . . Swim Clut Summing; NANCY CULVER . . . None . . . Pep Club, Ballroom Dancing; JAMES CUSHMAN . . Jim . . . Cavolierj. Bosebollj LYNN DAHLBERG . . . Student Council. Covolettei. Pep Club, WarrioreitM. Sponiih Club, G.A.A., Stage Craft Club, Am and Croftj, Ski Club; DENNIS DA LIMAN . . . Di� c Jockey Club. BARBARA DANDURAND . . . BO'b . . . Hi-Oltr. ttff. Ballroom Dancing; ROBERT DAVIS . . . Bob' Ajtranopty Club, SALLY DElAITTRE . . . Cavalettes. Pep Club. Lot.n Club French Club F.T.A., Dfomcfficj Club, DEANNA OEMLER . . . De-De . . Warrior Staff, Cpvolottej, Pop Club, Wnrriorettes, French Club. F.T.A.. 8onJ, Ski Club. Student tGuldJ Sybchronixed! Swimming, LARRY DEROSIER . . Basket-ball, DICK DISCHINGER . ., KAREN DI8BLE Student Council. Covolcttcj. Pep Club. Lolln Club, F.T.A., GAA., Ski Club. Homecoming Attendant; BEV-ERLY DOLEJSI . . . Bev . Warrior Stoff. Covolette . loti Club. F.T.A . Bond. Stagecraft Club. Am Ond Crofts, Swim Club. KATHLEEN DOlNY . • • Pep CluB iffn Club. French Club. G A A., Stage Croft Club, Ski Club. DENNIS DALLMAN BARBARA DANDURAND ROBERT DAVIS SALLY DELAinRE DEANNA DEMLER LAWRENCE DEROSIER RICHARD DISCHINGER KAREN DIBBLE BEVERLY DOLEJSI KATHLEEN DOLNY JOHN DUDASH CAROL DUPAY CALVIN DVORAK KAY DVORAK MARGARET DVORAK LONA ECKLUND JOSEPH EDESKUTY ROBERT EGGE PENELOPE ENDSLEY KATHLEEN ENGLAR • JOHN DUDASH . . . Dude . . . Covol.cn. Bosket boll. Boseboll, Boys' Recreo-Hon, Tront. from Owotonno, Student Council. O-Club. lotin Club. Football. Bosketboll, Boseboll. Boys' Recreotion; CAROL DUf band. OfRee Assistant, Creative Thinking Club. Cross. Band, Girl ' Recreotion. CALVIN DVORAK DVORAK . . Covalottei, French Club. Dix Jock Ballroom Dancing. Vocational Training; MARGARET Student Council, Cavalettei, Rep Club Treat,. G.A.A., Choir, 11th grode Homecoming Attendant. Senior Clou Secy Jockey Club, Bollroom Doncing.- IONA ECKLUND . (yjiCovoletfy renck Girls' Recreotion. Glee Club. Dix Jockey Club, Bollroowr Ooncing kl CftsB’ Library Atvitant; JOE EDESKUTY . Sparky . . . World Affair Club. Boys' Recreation. All School Ploy. Swimming. Astronomy Club. Chef Club, Swim Club. ROBERT EGGE . . . Bob . . . Student Council, lOth-llth grade Clott Pret., Notional Honor Society. Cavaliers Pres., Golf. Boy't Recreotion, Junior Kotariani PENELOPE ENDSLEY Penny . . Warrior Staff. Cavalettei. Pep Club, french Club. F.T. Arti and Croftt; KATHLEEN ENGLAR . . Kitty . . . G.AA, lotin Club. Agronomy Club. Ski Club. JIM ERICKSON . . ., SHARON ERICKSON . . Shari . . . Spanish Club. Ski Club. F.T A., G.A.A.. Girlf Rec-motion, Band, Stage Croft Club, Swim Club. BARBARA FAR6ER . Barb . . . F.H.A., Astronomy Club; RICHARD FEMRITE . . . Dick . . . Photogrophy Club; Chets Club; MICHAEL FERRIS . . Mike . . . Band. Swing Band, Tennis. Chet Club MARSHA FESSLER Glee Club. Vocot nol Training, ALLEN FIN-STAD ... -d'AI'T. . . Ballroom Donr.ing, Chef Club. Tennis.- LEE FORCY Covatfere. Ski Club, la tin ClubmVermon Club. All School Ploy, Aitronomy Club. Chett Club; DAVID FORMO Dave” , . Boys' Recreotion. Bond, Swing Bond. Photogrophy Club. Footboll. Bosketboll, Trock; JOSEPH FORPAHl — Joe ... Boys' Recreotion. Football. Hockey JAMES ERICKSON MARSHA FESSLER SHARON ERICKSON AL FINSTAD BARBARA FARBER LEE FORGY RICHARD FEMRITE DAVID FORMO MIKE FERRIS JOSEPH FORPAHL ANDREA FOSTER JOYCE GAGER PHYLLIS FOSTER KENNETH GALLAGHER NANCY FREEMAN TOM GARDNER NANCY FRICK JUDITH GENDREAU STEVE GAGE JANET GIESEN • ANDREA FOSTER , . . Andy . . . Student Council, Worrior Stoll, Pop Club, Worriorette . B loom Cheerleader, lotin Club. GAA. All School Ploy; PHYLLIS FOSTER . . Nette . . . Swim Club. FHA. GAA. Tran . from South-we� t. French Club, Red Crow.- NANCY FREEMAN . . . None . . . FTA. Cava-lette . Lotin Club, Stoge Craft Club, Art and Croft . Red Cron, Typing Club, Vocational Training; NANCY FRICK . . . Bond, Debate, Spanijh Club. FTA, Stage Craft Club, Moth Club; STEVE GAGE . . . Mo jr.ck . . Studont Council Warrior Stoff, H-Club, Sponijh Club, All School Ploy, DiK JoefcayiClub, Ski Club. Football. Hockey, Trock, Cooche Club. Student Guide . Clot Council; JOYCE GAGER . . Typing Club; KENNETH GALLAGHER I. . Ken . . . Boy ' Rcereotion, Chef Club. Hockey. Hot Rod Club; THOMAS GARDNER . , . fom . . . Boy ' Recreotion. Typing Club, Chef Club, Football; JUDITH GENDREAU . . . Judy . . Covolotte , French Club, FTA. Girl ' Reerootion; JANET GIESEN . , . Jon . . . Covolotte . Glee Club, Di c Jockey Club, librory Ajjittont; LARRY GLAD . . Boy ' Recreotion, Art and Croft . Swim Club, Swimming, Hof Rod Club. Audio-Vituol Club; DONNA GNERER . Sfoge Croft Club. Art and Ooft . Di� c Jockey Club. Ballroom Dancing. Librory A i tant . Vocational Training. LAVONNE GOEBEL ., . Carole . . . Clo � Council. Covolette . Pep Club, French Club, FHA, Stoge Croft Club, Red Croit. Ski Club. DAVID GOODWIN . , Dave . . Warrior Staff. Covolieri, Spanith Club. DiK Jockey Club. Aitronomy Club. Chef Club, Sk. Club. Swimming. COLLEEN GRANGER . . . See. of FHA. Ski Club. Tennl Cub. LAWRENCE GRAVEll . . . lorry . . . .Stogo Croft Club All School Play, Ajtronomy Club. Pro , of Ski Club; ELAINE GREEHLING . Bond. Swing Band, Vocational Training; WILLIAM GUI-BRANOSON Wf . Bill Covolier . H-Club. Ajtronomy Club. Ski Club, Hockey. GARY GUMMOW . . . Som . . . Boikctball, Hot Rod Club. Vocational Troining; NEAL GUSTAFSON. LARRY GLAD DONNA GNERER CAROLE GOEBEL DAVID GOODWIN COLLEEN GRANGER LAWRENCE GRAVELL ELAINE GREEHLING WILLIAM GULBRANDSON GARY GUMMOW NEAL GUSTAFSON SUSAN GUSTAFSON ELIZABETH HAAS JANET HAFT FRANCES HAGEMAN EMALIE HAGEN HOLLY HAGSTROM ROY HAKEL DENNIS HANSEN JUDITH HANSEN LINDA HANSON • SUSAN GUSTAFSON ... Sue ... Student Council. Warrior Stofl. Cavolette Brigette leoder, Pep Club, Sponiih Club, FTA. FHA, Bond. Stogo Croft Club, Red Crow. Ballroom Oancing. Sec.-Treo of Ski Club. ELIZABETH HAAS . . . Li . . . Cavolette , Sponi� h Club, FTA. FHA, Gloi-Club, St JANET HAFT . . . Covalettet, Pep Club, Di Dancing; FRANCES HAGEMAN . . Fronde Club, Ski Club. Lotin Club, Sponiih Club, GAA; Pep Club, A ond B Tcom Cheerleader, Warrior Gleo Club. Stage Craft Club. Di Jockey Club; lette , Pep Club, Sponiih Club. Phofogrophy . . . Cavalier , Stage Croft Club, Football, Track. SEN . . . Goorgic . . . Choir, Cavalier , Latin Jockey Club, CM Club, Footboll, Boieboll, Hot Rod Club. JUDY HANSEN . . . Cavolette , Pep Club, FTA, Stage Croft Club, Art ond Croft . Photography Club; LINDA HANSON . . . Cavolette Brigette Leoder, Pep Club, Worrior- ette . Sponiih Club. FTA, Choir, Daily Mae, SCHARLENE HANSON Schorie . . . Cavolette , Library Awiitont , Aitronomy Club. ALICE HASKIN ond Croft ; ANN HAWKINSON . . . Annie . . . Hi-Crier Staff, War-FHA, Stage Croft Club. Ski Club. Tran , from I Bond. Clow Reporter, Notional Honor Society; . Stage Craft Club. Ditc Jockey Club, Audio ey . . . Worrior Stofl. Pep Club, Cavolette . rophy Club. DUANE HEISSEl Mouse t Rod Club, BARBARA HELOT . . Bobbi Club, Photography Club, Vocotionol Train-, . HA; CURT HENORICtCSON . . Boy ' Rooco ot'Rod Club; ALLAN HERMANSON . . Mcrm . Covalicrs. Choir. Tran , from Salt loko City Highland School. Sponiih Club, Choir. SCHARLENE HANSON DUANE HEISSEL ALICE HASKIN BARBARA HELDT ANN HAWKINSON MARY HEMZA RICHARD HEINEN CURTIS HENDRICKSON CAROLYN HEINO ALLAN HERMANSON JANET HERSMAN DIANE HILLMAN JANET HERZAN CAROL HESSE WILLIAM HICKEL GEORGENE HILL CONSTANCE HOLCOMB PHILIP HOLMQUIST SHARON HOLTZ JUDYANNE HONIGS • JANET HERSMAN . . Jon- ... Pep Club, FHA, GAA, JANET HERZAN . . . Jon- . . . Student Council. FHA, GAA, Quill ond Scroll, Hi-Crlcr Staff, Ski Club, Clou Council, Swimming, Optimijt Youth Award; CAROL HESSE ... Pop Club. Latin Club. See. and Pres, of GAA; WILLIAM HICKEL . . . Bill” . Stu-dent Council. Stage Croft Club, Baseball, Audio Visual Club) GEORGENE HILL . . . Go Go . ■ - Covolettes, Latin Club, Spanbh Club, Astronomy Ciubj DIANE HILLMAN . . . Di . . . Cavalottes. Pep Club, Latin Club, French Club, GAA, Stago Croft Club, Astronomy Club. Ski Club;;CONSTANCE HOLCOMB . . . Connie . . . Student Council. National Honor Society. Warrior faff, Covolettes, Pep Cub. Spanish Club. FTA, Dramatics Ciubj; Ski;Club; PHILIP HOLM-QUIST . . . Chess Club. SHARON HOLTZ . . Sherry ; Dramatic Club. Astronomy Club, Vocational Training.- JUDYANNE HONIGS Pip . . . Cos-alettes Brigette leader. Warrior Staff. Pep Club, Spanish Club. French Club. FTA, Flog Twirlcr, Astronomy Club, Ski Club; DANIEL HORN . . Dan . . . World Affairs Club. Astronomy Club. Chess Club, Track, Cross Country; KENT HOUS- TON . . . Hustle . . . Covoliers. Astronomy Club, Football, Trans, from Canada. Student Council. Hockey, Baseball. RAYMOND HUCKEll . Butch . . . YFC. Vocotlonol Training. Business Club. BARBARA ANN HUMENIK . . . Lotin Club. Arts ond Crofts. .Photography Club. Bollroom Dancing Club, Swim Cluby Field Study,- LOIS HURTIG . � . French Club. FTA, YFC, See. and Pres, of Hi-C, DIANA HYLAND . . . D H . . A Pep Club, lotin Club, Bond. Vocational Training Program; JUNE HYVONEN . . . GAA, Trans, from Eveleth, Minnesota. Pep Club. Girlsf. Club; ROBERT IRWIN . . . Bob . . . Germon Club. Bond. Swing Band. Disc .Jockey Club. Choss Club. Projectionists Club, Photagrophy Club, DAVID IVERS . Dov«g . . ; Boys’ Recreotlon, Chef Club. Swimming. Hot Rod Cfub; NANCY JACOBS . . . Jake . . . Student Council. Closs Council. Senior Closs Officer, Warrior Staff. Covoletto Brigette leader. Pep Club, Wor. riorettet. Spanish Club, FTA, Lake Conference Student Council. Homecoming Attendant. DANIEL HORN DIANA HYLAND JOHN HOUSTON JUNE HYVONEN RAYMOND HUCKELL ROBERT IRWIN BARBARA HUMENIK DAVID IVERS LOIS HURTIG NANCY JACOBS JAMES JACOBSON WINFORD JENSEN BRADLEY JOHNSON BRUCE JOHNSON DON JOHNSON DOUGLAS JOHNSON EMILY JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON PAMELA JOHNSON PAUL JOHNSON •j. KIRK JACOBSON . . Choir. Tronj. from Kenojho. WiKonjin. Bond. WIN-FORD JENSEN . . . Win . . . Covditn. H-Club, Sponijh Club. Stoge Crofl Club. Chef Club. Ski Club. Swim Club. Swimming.- BRADLEY JOHNSON . . . Brod . . . Sponijh Club. H-Club. All School Ploy, Jockey Gob. Swim Club. Swimming, BRUCE JOHNSON . . . Johnj . . . M-Club, Student CoJ+til All School V.-Prej., N.H.S., Covolierj. Debote, lotin Club, All School Ploy. Football. Hockey. Track. Coachcj Club. Siudent Guido . Jijnior Rotorlbnj, DON JOHNSON . . . N.H.S., Worrlor Stoff. Covolierj. Deboto, Sponijh Club, Ruj-jlan Club. Prej ol Choir, All School Ploy. Senior CIoji Council, DOUGLAS JOHNSON . . Floth , . . Covolierj. lotin Club. Ajtronomy Club. Chef Club. Hot Rod Club. Prej. o« Moth Club.- EMILY JOHNSON . . | Emy|( . . . Student Council, Sec. of N.H.S., Warrior Staff. Covalettej, Pop' Club, Debote. See. ol loiin Club. FTA. Sec. ol GAA, CIojj Council. NANCY JOHNSON . . . Hi-Crior Stoff, Warrior Staff. Covolettcj, Pep Club, Sponijh Club, FTA, Gir|j‘ Recreation, Artj ond CroftJ. Ski Club, Swimming, PAMELA JOHNSON . . . Penny . . . Covolette Brigetto leader. Pep Club. Worriorettei, Prej. of Fronch Club. FTA. Ski Club. Tronj from Wojhbum High, GAA. Silver Tri. Pep Club; PAUL JOHNSON . , . Student Council. Warrior Staff, Covolierj. lotin Club. Choir, Stoge Croft Club. All School Ploy. Chel Club, HARlA JONES . . . World Affoirj Club, Latin Ck b, Germon Gub. GAA. Dijc Jockey Club. Swim Club. Voc Training Club. JANET JOUPPE iRUjan ... Sec. of FHA. TANA KANKERlIK . . . lotin Club. DIjc Joclgey Club. THOMAS KEELEY . . . Kcy-o . . Student Council, Boyt- Recreation, Chejj Club, Football, Boiketball, Bojeball.- KENNETH KEHR . Ken of Covolierj, H-Club, Ajtronomy Club. Ski Club, Football. Boiketball, Baseball, Cbachej Club. Junior Rotation, MERRILL KEMPFIRT . H-Club. Band, Swim Club. Swimming, Tenmj. Tronj, from Con cordio High. Toitnij 'C-Clubj ROBERT KEVElIN . . . Bob . . Boys' Recreation. Artj and Croft j, Footboll; KAREN KIHlMAN . . . Bubblej . . . Warrior Stoff. Cavolettej, French Club. Bond, Stage Croft Club, GAA, Artj ond CroftJ; CAROL KIMMER . . Glee Club. Diic Jockey Club, Voc. Training Program, JUDITH KING . ., Judy ... Lotin Club, German Club. HARLA JONES MERRILL KEMPFERT JANET JOUPPE ROBERT KEVELIN TANA KANKERLIK KAREN KIHLMAN TOM KEELEY CAROL KIMMER KENNETH KEHR JUDITH KING JERRY KINSMAN LAWRENCE KLOBE KAREN KLUGE NANCY KLUGE MARY KNOTT DONNA KOEPKE KARON KORPI KENNETH KOSANDA ANITA KRAML DAVID KRAUSE • GERALD KINSMAN . . . Jerry . . . Covolier . H-Ctub. Bov� ' Recreation. Ski Club. Trock, Cross Country; LAWRENCE KLOBE . . . Lorry . . . Hi-Crier Staff, lotin Club. Boys' Reereotion, Swimming. Mo! Rod Club; KAREN KLUGE . . . Covolettes. Rep Club, Spanish Club, Russlon Club, Astronomy Club; NANCY KLUGE . . . FHA. Glee Club. Arts ond Crofts. Typing Club. BolkOOW Ooncng Club. MARY KNOTT . . . Mar . . . FHA. GAA. Student Council Worrtoe Staff. Covoleffes. Pep Club, Spanish Club, Dromoties Club, Red Cross, Ski Club, Sen ior Class Council; DONNA KOEPKE . . . GAA, Am ond Crofts. Sw,mining, KARON KORPI . . . Covolettes, Pep Club, German Club. French Club. Sfogo Croft Club, Astronomy Club, Ski Club, Class Cduncjl; KENNETH KOSANDA , . . Kon . . . Student Council, Stage Craft Club, Disc Jockey Club. Ski Club, Vocational Training Proqram; ANITA KRAML Warrior’s Staff. Cavaleltcs. Pop Club, German Club, Ski Club, Trans, from Robblnsdole, GifV Club. Welcome Club, German Club, Y-Tcens, GAA, World Affairs. Phys. Ed. Asst.; DAVID KRAUSE . . . Cavaliers. Debate, World Affoirs Club, lotin Club. Boys' Recreation. Astronomy Club. Chess Club. Junior Rotarians; NAN KRUGER . . . FHA, Stoge Croft Club. Arts ond Crofts, Ballroom Doncing Club; CAROLE KUEHN . . . N.H.S., Hi-Crier Stoff, Warrior Staff. Cavolette Brigette leader. Pep Club. French Club. FTA. GAA, Choir. Stoge Croft Club. Ski Club. Junior Achievement, National Merit Scholarship Semifinolist. Trans from Modison, Wise.. Student Council. Latin Club. FHA, Girls' Reereotion, Dromotict Club, Red Cross. School Paper,- JUDITH LARSON . . . Judy . . . Arts ond Crofts, Co Valerias, Spanish Club, Russian Club, Stoge Croft Club.- LINDA LARSON . . . . . . See. of the Student Council. Covolettes. Pep dub, lotin Club. Russian Club. FfA, GAA. Stage Craft Club. Astronomy Club, Swim Club. Swimming,- NANCY LARSON . Cov a ettes. Pop Club. Astronomy Club. RONALD LARSON . Lon . . Worker Stoff, Covollon. H-Club, Hockey. Boseboll, Hot Rod Club. Senior Closs Council: JOHN LARUEI. . . Louie . . . Student Council. Bosket-ball, Track, Goff. CONSTANCE LAZARETTI . . loi . . . Covolettes. Pep Club, SponKh Club. Choir. Glee Club Stoge Croft Club, GAA. Sk. Club; JOHN LENTZ . . . Boys' Reereotion, Band. Swing Bond, Disc Jockey Club. Photography Club. Chef Club, Hot Rod Club.- SUSAN LEROHL . . Sue . . . Covo-lettes. Pep Club, Lotin Club, Russian Club, GAA, Astronomy Club. Ballroom Dancing. NAN KRUGER CAROLE KUEHN JUDITH LARSON LINDA LARSON NANCY LARSON RONALD LARSON JOHN LARUE CONSTANCE LAZARETTI JOHN LENTZ SUSAN LEROHL AGNES IEVERNIER GAIL LEVY BRENT LEWIS DONALD LEWIS SHIRLEY LIBRA NANCY LIND DAVID LINDMAN KAREN LIFTIN JOE LODES CAROL LORD • AGNES IEVERNIER . . Covolettei. Pep Club, loi n Club. Runion Club. GAIl IEVY . . . Worrior Stoff. Covolettei. Pep Club, Sponiih Club, Trc.ni from Southwell, Student Council, Silvertri, GAA, Swimming. Choir; BRENT IEWIS . . Choir, Autonomy Club. Ski Club, Trock, DONAIO IEWIS . SHIRlEY LIBRA . . . Glrli' Recreation, Ballroom Dancing; NANCY UNO jT. Debate, Latin Club, Sponiih Club. Dramatics Club. Moth Club, All ichool ploy. Astronomy Club, Good Citizenship Award; DAVID LINDMAN .. . Dovey . . . Track. KAREN LITFIN . . . Pep Club, lotin Club, Runion Club, FHA, GAA, Gleo Club, Disc Jockey Club, Typing Club, Ballroom Doncing; JOE LODES . . . Jo y“ . . . Covoiien, Golf, Troni. from Southweit, lotin Club, Ski Club, Cron Country; CAROL LORD . , . Student Council. Hi-Crier Staff. Worrior Staff, Covo-lettei. Pep Club, Girl ' Recreation, Glee Club. Red Cron. 0.rir Jockey Club. Ballroom Dancing, CHARLES LOVEWEll . . . Hi-Crier Stoff, Sponiih Club, Choir, Stage Croft Club; MARILYN LUSSIER . . Covolettet. Pep Club. FHA, Girl ’ Recreation, Band. Flog Twirler. Stoge Croft Club, library Ant.- BARBARA MACK . . . Barb . . . Student Council. Worrior Staff. Pep Club. Poinri Chairmen. Sponiih Club, V.-Prei. of FTA, Stage Croft Club. Rod Cron, Ski Club. CavaleltM; BARBARA MARKS . . . Barbie . . . Hi-Crier Stoff. Sponiih Club. Girli Recreation, Dromatki CJub. All School Ploy, Creotive Thinking Club, Diic Jockey Club, Agronomy Club. MARGARET MARSHALL . . . Peg -Covolettei. Lotin Club. Bond, GAA. Diic Jockey dub. Troni. from Flowing Weill H $.. Bond. Cheerleader. GAA; JAMES MASON . . . Jim1 . . . French Club Boyi' Recreation. DiK Jockey Club, Chef Club. Boiketball. Coochei Club. Hot Rod Club; JAN McCLURG , . „• MIKE McCINTY . . . Worrior Stoff photogrophor, .Covalleri. Boys’ Recreotion, Hot Rod Club. JUDY McMORRAN . . Student Council, Warrior Stoff, Covolettei, Pep Club, Arti ond Crofti. Diic Jockey Club; MARK MERRILL . . V. Prei. of Senior Cion Council. Student Council, N.H.S., Covalleri, Prei. of Sponiih Club, Boyi' Recreation. Arti ond Crofti. Chen Club. Baseball. Citizenihip Aword. CHARLES LOVEWELL MARILYN LUSSIER BARB MACK BARBARA MARKS MARGARET MARSHALL JAMES MASON JAN McCLURG MIKE McGINTY JUDY McMORRAN MARK MERRILL [ JUDYMICHL BARBARA MILLER DARRELL MOHN R08ERT MOORE MERRY MORK NANCY MUELLER CAROLE MULLENMASTER ROBERT MUNSON TARO MURATA ROBERT MURPHY • JUDY MICHl ... Pep Club. Soc. of G-A.A., F.H.A., Choir, Girls' Recreoiion; BARBARA MIllER . . . F.H.A,; DARRELL MOHN . . Cavaliers, Bond. Attronomy Club, Chef Club. Trock; ROBERT MOORE . . . Bob .., Bosoboll.Tron . from Bcnildo High S hool, Glee Club, Swimming, Studo nt Council. Be;ikcrboH; MERRY MORK . . , Morku . . . Cavolette Brigolto Leader, Pep Club, Warriorettev French Club, F.T.A., 8or.d, Choir, Dramatic . G.A.Aj Ski Club. Youth Apprecio-tion Award; NANCY MUELLER . . . Not,onal Honor ScXiiiry. Covaletto . Treo . of F.T.A.. Latin Club, G.A,A., Art and Craft . Sk Club. Swimming. Swim Club; CAROLE MULLENMASTER . . . Mully .®, Latin Club. Cavolette Brigetto Leader, French Club, Stoge Craft Club. Red Cro i. Art and Craft , Swim Club; ROBERT MUNSON . . Bob . . . Latin Club. Wa' or Staff, Cavalier , Band Drum Major, All School Ploy. Photogrophy Club, Ballroom Dancing. Chef Club; TSUNETARO MURATA . . Taro . . . Student Council. Worrior Staff, Cavolier . Debate, Swim Club. Exchange Student from Japan. ROBERT MURPHY . . . Bob . . Cavolier . Football, Tron . from 0 hko� h High School. NANCY MYERS WILLIAM MYHRE DORIS NELSON GENE NELSON Boy ' Recreotion, Student Council,- NANCY MYERS . . . Student Council, Warrior Staff,, Covolotto . Pep Club. Warriorctte . Latin Club, F.T.A., Girl ' Recreation, G.A.A., Art and Croft . Ski Club, Swim Club. Clot Council; WILLIAM MYHRE .p . Bill . A Ski Club, Agronomy Club, Hot Rod Club; RICHARD NEIDER . . Dick . . . Latin Club, German Club, Boy ' Recreation, Di c Jockey Club; CAROLE NELSON X. . Worrior Stoff, Covoletfe . french Club. F.T.A. F.H.A . Dramatic Club, Ubrory A -.tent . DAVID NELSON . Dove . . . Preildent of Choir, DiK Jockey Club. Ski Club, Hockey; DORIS ANN NELSON .|. -National Honor Society. FinePage Editor of HiCrier, Worrior Staff. Covo-iette . Pep Club, Latin Club. French Club, F.T.A., Treat. of Choir, Stoge Craft Club, GENE NELSON KENNETH NELSON . . . Ken . . . Boy ' Recreation. Choir, Aitronomy Club. frock; MIKE NEUDECKER . . . Cavalier , HClub, Chef Club. Swim Club. Swimming.- PHILLIP NICHOLS . . . Phil . . . Student Council, Cavalier , Football, Basketball, Track. All School Ploy. RICHARD NEIDER CAROLE NELSON DAVID NELSON KENNETH NELSON MIKE NEUDECKER PHIL NICHOLS DOUGLAS NIELSEN BARBARA ODDEN JOANNE NITZ WEYLAND NORDLANDER DALE NOVY MARLENE OLSON MARLYS OLSON KAREN OMBERG TERRY O'BRIEN GARNET OTTEN DOUGLAS NIELSEN . . . Dova ... Ski Club. Cooches Club: JOANNE NITZ . Glee Club. F.T.A . Vocotionol Troining, WEYLAND NORLANOER CKoir. Ski Club. Ho k y DALE NOVY Boys' Recrootlon, Hot . . . H-Club. Student Council. Covoliers. Spanish All School Ploy, Swim Club, Football, Swimming, dent Guide . BARBARA ODDEN . . . Barb . . . Club. F.TA, Clou Council; MARLENE OLSON Worrlor Staff, Cavaleltet. Sec of Pep Club. Club. Swim Club, MARLYS OLSON . . . Staff. Sec.-Treos. of Sponlsh Club. Pep Club, KAREN SPANDE OMBERG . . . Covolcttcs, GARNET OTTEN . . . Glee Club, G.A.A.;..................... _ ...... Clan Council, Cava lie r , Boyi’ Recreation. All School Pl°Y' 00 0 ' al ball. Baseball; JAMES OTTO . . . Moby . . . Student Council, Treat, of Cavaliers, Choir, Baseball, Basketball; JOHN OTTO . Bon-Otfo” . . . Boys' Recrootion, Choir, Football, Vocational Training. JOAN PAGElKOPF Pago Mi-Crler Staff, Watho- Stoff, Cavolcttcs. Pep Club. F.T.A. Bond Botop Twlrler, Choir. GJlte Oub. Arts and Crofts, library Assistants, JOY PARKINSON Covolettei, Pep Club, Spanish Club. Russian Club. F T A, Bond. Ski Club Ftog Tw rler, JOHN PARSINEN ... All School Ploy. Ski Club. Foot-boll; MARJORIE PAUL . . i Peggy . Covalettet. Pep Club. All School Play, Arts pnd Crofts.- SHARON PAOTSCH . . Pep Club. F.H.A., Girls' Recreation, Tran , from Un.ty High School; SEYMORE PEDERSON . . . Deadline ; BARBARA PETERSON . . . TBorfa’ ,.. . Student Council, Covalettet, Pep Club. A and B Teo'm Cheerleader, Glee Club, Sophomore and Junior Clots Officer, Sophomore Sno Queen Attendant. STEVE OTTERSTEDT • JAMES OTTO JOHN OTTO JOAN PAGELKOPF JOY PARKINSON JOHN PARSINEN PEGGY PAUL SHARON PAUTSCH SEYMOUR PEDERSON BARBARA PETERSON DENNIS PETERSON VIRGINIA POGORELY ELON PETERSON DONALD PREPODNIK JUDITH PETERSON FRANCIS PREPODNIK KAREN PETERSON JOHN QUAM PAMELA PIEPHO MARY QUAM • DENNIS PETERSON . . Denny . . Chef Cob, Covotier . Agronomy Clob, ElON PETERSON . . Citiren Student Council, Pro , of Nalionol Honor Society. Cavoliers, Debote, World Affair Club, lotin Club, All School Ploy, Ajtronomy Club. Junior Rotation, Senior Club Council; JUDY PETERSON . . . Pete . . . Sponbh Club, Ballroom Dancing, Vocational Training Program.-KAREN PETERSON . . . Pole . Sponiih Club. Bollroom Dancing. Vocation®! Training Program; PAMELA PIEPHO . . . Pom . . . Art ondICroft ,- VIR GINIA POGORELY . . . Ginny . . . Art and Croft . Astronomy Club; DONALD PREPODNIK . . . Homer . . . Boy ' Recreation, CKbir. Chef Club. Hot Rod Club, football, Trock, l.brary A l� tant; FRANCIS PREPODNIK . . Frank . . .; JOHN QUAM . . . H-Club, Sponbh Club, A tr©nomy Chib, Hockey, Track; MARY QUAM . . . F.H.A., Vocotionat Training Program, yFC; BARBARA QUIGG . . . Barb Vocational Troinlng, Tram, from St. Loud Pork, DECA. DENNIS RADUE . . . Killer . . . Cavalier . H-Club, All School Ploy, Football, Hockey. Bote ball. Golf; PETER RANUM . . . Debate. Lotin Club, All School Ploy. Art and Craft , Attronomy Club, Che Club, Chef Club, Ski Club,-BRUCE RASMUSSEN . HClub, Aitronomy Club. Che Club, Swim Club, Swimming. MARK RASMUSSEN . « Botch . . . Cavalier . Football. Tran , from Chaika. Student Council, Pep Club. FFA, 8ond, Football, Baieboll, Wro t1ing; RUTH RASMUSSEN . . Cdvolrtt . Glee Club. PATRICIA REAGAN . . . Pat stuff. Sponbh Club, FT A. Dromotic Club. All School Play. YFC; JULIE REAGOR . . J.R . . . Pep Club, Studont Council, Vice Pre . and Sec. of Co vo lotto-.. Sec. ©f ChoJir, Ballroom Dancing, Ski Club, Girl ' State, Studont Guide. ROBERT REAGOR . St. Frank . . . Cavolier , H-Club. Football, Cooche Oub; JAN REEVES . , Vrtei. ond Vice Pre . of Pep Club, French Club FTA, Vico Pre . of GAA, Girl ' Recreolion, Choir, Dramatic Club, Di e Jockey Club. Bollroom Dancing, Swimming. BARBARA QUIGG DENNIS RADUE PETER RANUM BRUCE RASMUSSEN MARK RASMUSSEN RUTH RASMUSSEN PATRICIA REAGAN JULIE REAGOR ROBERT REAGOR JANET REEVES KAYE REIERSON BRYAN RIEDL DAVID REINERTSEN WARREN ROBINSON MICHAEL RHODIN BARBARA RORBACH LOIS RICHARDSON CARLOS ROSAL NANCY RICHTER CAROL RUSCH • KAYE REIERSON . . . Covolcttos. Russian Club. F.H.A., Band, Swinq Band. Stoge Croft Club. Art ond Croft . DAVID REINERTSEN . $ oop . . . Cova-|lor� . Debate. Chew Club. Jr. Rotarlon . Tenni ; MICHAEL RHODEN . . Mike . . . Sponiih Club. Che Club. Ski Club. Y.F.C; LOIS RICHARDSON . . . Debote, Trans, from Clinton, Bond, Coppello, Debate, Y-Jspfl,. lotin Club, G.A.A.. F.T.A., Staff Exchongo Editor of Clintonion, Debate Club; NANCY RICHTER , . . Sue . . . Covolctte . G.A.A., Girl ' Recreotkjn, DiscaJockoy Club. Boll room Donclng. Voc. Troining Progrom, Swimming. BRYAN RIEDL . . Latin Club, Tron . from Franklin High School in Californio. Lotin Club. Football,' Basketball. Swimming. Troek. Baseball.- THOMAS ROBINSON . . Robbie JB. Cavaliers. H-Club, Choir, Football, Track, Coaches Club, Vice Pres, of Voc. Training Club; BARBARA ROR8ACH . . . Borbio ... Ed. of Hi-Crler, Warrtof Stoff. Ccvo lettoi. Pep Club, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Choir. Glee Club, Stoge Croft Oub, Red Cross, Ski Club. Tran , from St. Louis Pork, Student Council. Red Cross, Sec. of Blue Trl, Choir. Oramotics Club. G.A.A., CARLOS ROSAL . . . Student Council, Covoliers, Spanish Club, Foreign Exchange Student from Spain, Ski Club; CAROL RUSCH . . . Covolettes, F.H A . Photography Club, SHERYL RUSSELL . . . Sherry . . . Student Council. Warrior Stoff, Covolettes, Debote, F.T.A., F. H.A.. Choir; GRETCHEN SACHS . . . Gretch . . . Covolettes, Pep Club. Worriorettcs, lotin Club, French Club, F.T.A., Girls' Recreation. Stoge Croft Club. Ski Qub; OENNIS SANDBURG . . Worrior Stoff. Covoliers. All School Play. Wbrld Affairs Club, SALLY SAXON . . . Hi-Crier Stoff. Worrior Staff. Covoleftc Pep Club. F.T K Girl - Rccrootion, Glee Club. Dromotlc Club, G. AA, All School Play, Red Croat, Disc Jockey Club, Typing Club. Bollroom Dancing; DENNIS SCHAUB . Shwab . . Covoliers. H-Club, Debote. All ScJtool Ploy, Chess Club, football. Junior Rotorion; KATHLEEN SCHEIBE . . . Sometime . . . G.A.A Covolettes, Ge'man Club. Stoge Croft Club. Red Cross, Bollroom Donclng. Ski Club, PATRICIA SCHIEYER . Pot . . Choir. Glee Clwb.ljrani. from Bloom Township High, Chicogo. Fresh. Chorus, Art Club; MARGARET SCHMITZ . ” Peggy . . Ed. of Warrior Stoff, Treas. and Pres. of Covolettes, Pep Club, Latin Club. French Club, F H.A.. Ski Club, Student Guide, Synchronized Swimming. Closs Council.- RITA SCHMITZ . . . Quill ond Scroll. Hi-C'ier Stoff. Sponlsh Club. F T A . G.A A.. Red Cross; DAVID SCHONE-BAUM . . . Dove . . , Covoliers, Boys' Recreation, Basketball, Coaches Club. SHERYL RUSSELL GRETCHEN SACHS DENNIS SANDBERG SALLY SAXON DENNIS SCHAUB KATHLEEN SCHEIBE PATRICIA SCHLEYER MARGARET SCHMITZ RITA SCHMITZ DAVE SCHONEBAUM ROBERT SCHROEDER DANIEL SCHUETTE CAROL SCOTT JOHN SEDESKY NANETTE SEELYE KATHLEEN SENESAC CARL SEVERSON JAMES SHANE CLAYTON SHONKA DORIS SHUBERT • BOB SCHROEDER . . . Tiger . . . Student Count.!. Covolier . HClub, Chew Club. Football. Trock. Cooche Club; DANIEL SCHUETTE . . . Kmji Chew Club, Covalier , H-Club. FTA. football, Hockey. Bowbal Cpoche Club; CAROL SCOn . . . SUZIE . . . Covolett Spoti.th Club, FTA ! library A -liitantj JOHN SEDESKY . . . Tiny . . . Boy?' Recreation Phptogrophy Club, Choi Club, Audio Vltuol, Vocational Training; NANEnE SEELYE . . . Gabby . . . Warrior Staff, Cavolettc Brigotto Leoder, Pep Club, Worriorette . French Club. FHA, Red Crow, Stage Craft Club, Tiling Club, Ballroom Do Being; KATHLEEN SENESAC . . Robin . . . Covolettl . Lptin Club! FHA, Dl c Jockey Club. Ski Club; CARL SEVERSON . . . Punky |. H CovaJk . Swimming. JIM SHANE . . 4 CLAYTON SHONKA . , Butch ' , . SpaeWt C.ub. B ; Dancing. Chef Club. Bo ketboll. DORIS SHUBERT . . Warrior Staff. Covolette . FTA, Girl ' Recreation, Band. GAA, Sec, of Ski Club. Swimming,- DAVE SIMONSON . . . Band, Track. Hot Rod Club. DARYL SIPPREll . . . Si . . . Agronomy Club. Trock. WILLIAM SMASAL . . . B.ll . . . Covolier . Football, Bowboll, Tran , from Mound, Bosketball, Bowball. Football. Student Council, M-Club; JUDY SMITH . . . Student Council, Covolettej, Pep Club, Worriorette . Spanith Club. French Club, GAA, Art oed Craft , Photography Club, Swimming iTeom ond Snychronizcd j STEVEN SMITH . . . Stove . . . totin Club. Tree , of Pho-togrophy Club, Football, Moth Club. SUZANNE SNOOK . . . Suzy . . . War-rio Stoff. Covalettej, Latin dub. Spanijh Club. Swim Club. MARVIN SOUBA . . Cavalier , Student Council, Photographer Club. Chef Club. Ski Club. Football. Hockey, :8o «boll. Aud.o-Vituol Club. ROBERT SPIEKER . . . Spiek . . . Covaliet , Spanish ’Club. Pre . ond Vice Pre . of German Club, Boy Recreo-tk n. Diie-Jockey Club. Swimming, Bowball. Tran , from South Bend. Indiona.-LYN SPINNEY . . . Spin . . . Warrior Staff, Cavolerte . Pep Club. French Club, GAA,- JUDY STANG . . . Boot . . . Pep Club, Worriorette , FHA, Glee Club, Bu inew Club. Maiorette. DAVE SIMONSON SUZANNE SNOOK DARYL SIPPRELL MARVIN SOUBA WILLIAM SMASAL ROBERT SPIEKER JUDY SMITH LYN SPINNEY STEVEN SMITH JUDITH STANG ROBERT STOKES JAYNE SUNDQUIST TOM STOCKER STEPHEN SULLIVAN JOANNE STEIDL BRUCE SULLIVAN DAVID STEENSLAND CAROL STROUTS VICTOR STANS ARLIN STOLTENOW In CluK Pros ARlIN STOl J x'«c Cltb Cramj Vex GEORGIA UHL MARVIN ULRICH CASEY UNDERHILL RICHARD VANDERGRIFF PETER VANT HULL BONNIE VERSTEEG SANDY VICKERMAN DOROTHY WACHA JANET WACHA KERN WALKER GEORGIA UHL . . . lee , MARVIN ULRICH . . Hot Rod Club. Vocotionol Troining; CASEY UNDERHILL . . . 12ih Grode Clou Officer, Pres. of Senior Clou Council, Student Council, Notional Honor Society, Covollers, Debate, Lotin Club, Boys' Recreation, Basketball, Junior Rotation. Rep. to the Little U.N.; RICHARD VANDERGRIFF . . . Vandy . . Boys' ifeecreotian. SwImClyb; PETER VANT HULL . . Pole . . Covolier . Astronomy Club. $k Club Swim Club, Hof Rod Club; BONNIE VER STEEG . . . Warrior Staff., Cavolettesj Pep Club. Pres. oF Latin Club, Pres, of FTA, FHA. Choir, [GAA. Arts and Crofts Club, Ski Club, Youth Appreciation Award; SANDRA VICKERMAN .1. . ' Sand 1' . . . Cavo'ottcs, Pep Club, Warriorettes. FHA. Band; Al) School Play, Arts and Crofts; DOROTHY WACHA . . . Dodie . . . Vocational Troining, JANET WACHA . . . Jan . . . Cavolettes, Trans, from Udgocwocd. Student Council, Officer of FHA. 10th ond 11th Grode Officer.- KERN WALKER . : Notfonol Honor Society, H-Club, Covaliers, Latin Club, Pres, of German Club, Boys' Recreotion, Dramatics Club, Stoge Croft Club, All School Play, Ski Club, As- tronomy Club, Cheu Club, Tennis, Junior Rotarian,- RICHARD WANDERSEE . . . Rich . . . Bond, Astronomy Club, Cheu Club, Cross Country. Audio-Visual Club; KATHLEEN WARD . . . Kathy . . . Latin Club, Choir, Glee Club, GAA, Swim Cjyb,; Swimming, Field Study Club, SANDRA WAREING . . . Sandy . . . Cavolettes,'Spanish Club, HA, ,QAA. Band, Stoge Croft Club. Ski Club, Swim Club, Synchronized Swfmmfng; Secrctory-Treosurer of Moth Club; SHARON WEIDEN8ACH . . . Band; MARIE WEINHANDl . . . Covolcttes, Pep Club. FHA. GAA, Girls' Recreotion. iPisc Jockey Club. Swimming, Vocational Training.-BARBARA WELCH . . Borb . .1 Ski Club, FTA. Band, Trans, from Moorhcod High School. FHA. Pop Band. Girls' Recreation, library Club; DENNIS WENDELL . . . Denny ■ .1. . Student Council. Ca� ol-e s. H-Club. Boys' Recreation. Football, Hockey, Baseball, Cooches Club, Junior Rotarion; CAROL WENDT . French Ctub; JAMES WERNER . . Jim . . . H-Club, Football, Trock. Cross Country.- RONALD WERTZ . . . Ron . . . Cavaliers. Astronomy Club. Ski Club, Swim Club. RICHARD WANDERSEE KATHY WARD BARBARA WELCH DENNY WENDELL SANDRA WAREING SHARON WEIDENBACH MARIE WEINHANDL CAROL WENDT JIM WERNER RONALD WERTZ EDWIN WESTFIELD PAULA WILEY HARRIET WESTOVER PETER WILEY NIETA WHITMAN SHERM WILKENS MARY WIEDMAN MARY WILKINS VIRGINIA WILCOX PAT WILLIAMS EDWIN WESTFIEID . . . ''Rick . . Ski Club, Trons. from Detroit. Cross Country, Swimming, Choir; HARRIET WESTOVER . . . Covolettes, Club, FTA, Dromotics Club, librory . . . lotin Club. GAA. Field Study Club; Student Council, Pep Club, Choir, Glee Club; . . , Arts and Crofts, library Assistant; PAULA Wl eil, Worrior Staff. Covolettes Brlgctle leader, PC B. Team Cheerleader, lotin Club, Sec. and Stage Croft Club, Ski Club, Citizenship tendont, PETER WHEY . . Poto . . . Student Boys' Recreation, Ski Club, 8oseball; SHERMAN Covoliors, H-Club, Spanish Club, Dromotk Club, Stage Croft Club, All School Play. Photogrophy Club, Chef Club, Ski Club, Football, Hockey, Baseball. Hot Rod Club; MARY WILKINS . . . FHA, Stage Craft Club. Ski Club; PATRICK WILLIAMS , . Willie . . - Dromotics Club. Librory Assistant; AMY WILLIS . . . National Honor Scanty, Covolettes, Pop Club. Warriorcttes. Spanish Club, Choir. All School Play, Sectet. RICHARD WINTERS . . R. k . . Student Coonol. Cavoliers. HCIub Spanish Club. Ski Club, Hockey. Boteboll. Hot Rod Club. SUSAN WITTENBERG . .1 Sam . . . Girls' Recreation, GAA. Librory Assistant. Trans, fro St Louis Pork. GRETCHEN WO'.OEN . . Gretch . Covalettes, Pep jClub, B Team Cheepleoder, Choir. Glee Club. Dromotics Club, Red Cross, Disc jockey C(ub, Astronomy Club; KARIOS WOLFF . Karl . . Hot Rod Chib. JAY YOUNG . . Covollert. H-Club. World Affairs Club. Spanish Club, Dramatics Chib. Swim Ctub. Captain of the Swimming Team. Tennis JunW'RoVSnans; DIANE ZASEl . , Dee . . . FHA, library Assistant, CONNIE ZAK . . .. KAY ZAKARIASEN . . . Susie . . . Covalettes, Pep Club, FTA. Span-ish Club. Choir, Dromotics Club, Astronomy Club, Ski Club; JEANNETTE ZALTZ . . . Jon . . . Covolettes, FTA, Astronomy Club, Librory Assistant. AMY WILLIS RICK WINTERS SUSAN WITTENBERG GRETCHEN WOLDEN KARLOS WOLFF JAY YOUNG DIANE ZABEL CONNIE ZAK KAY ZAKARIASEN JEANNETTE ZALTZ LARRY ZIEGLER ARTHUR ZWACK ALLEN ZWIEG NOT PICTURED: THOMAS GIBSON . . . Tor I; ! Bay. GREENE . . THOMAS HUGHES . H Play, Ski Club. Football, Track. ICoochcS Club; ROBERT NEIOER . L DAVID M Coachoi Club; MIKE PERKINS . .j TCI Robes . ; . Ski Cfub, Transferred fro Swimming, Baseball, Coaches' Club, Hot WINSHIP . Wot Red Club. IARRY ZIEGLER . . Zigt . . . Coaches Club. Trac Art . . . Boys' Recreation. Arts and Crofts, Astronc ALLEN ZWIEG . . . Al . . . Latin Club. Boys' Roc Tennis, Hot Rod Club. Boys' .Recreotion, Arts and Crafts; FRANK . . Boys' Recreotion, All School b; KEN MARTYN ... Disc Jockey INS . . Perkos . . . Hockoy, PROUTY . . . JUDD ROBY . . . nlldo, Student Council, Bosketboll, Club; DALE RUHA . . . .MIKE SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE . . . (Left) Hey Kennyl - Who says we don't hove pretty girls at Hopkins? .. .(Right) For better or worse — Now let's hove a eokel BIGGEST HOT RODS Joe Eduskuty Solly Soxon TEACHER'S FAVORITES Bruce Johnson Pog Schmitz PRETTIEST HAIR Dove Goodwin Sandy Vickermon - MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH Borb Peterson Phil Nichols Fame SELECT AVORITES PRETTIEST EYES Dennis Wendell Linda Hanson BEST DRESSED Sally DeLaittre Mark Merrill NONCONFORMISTS Elon Peterson Emily Johnson SHYEST Joy Parkinson Jim Otto MOST TALKATIVE Jack Dudash Nan Seelye MOST TALENTED Agnes Leve r nier Pete Clift Barb Marks MOST FUN Julie Reagor Dennis Sandberg Ann Hawkinson Bob Stokes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carole Kuehn Bob Egge 55 TWO YEARS DOWN AND ONE TO GO! Th,S WAS THE YEAR wo were old enough. Junior) oro obviously Superior to sophomoros ond therefore hove rbo right to moke thorn unhoppy. Wo aren't burdened with oil tho stuffy superiority o( seniors and therefore we don't hove to bo shining exomptos. Of course, noxt yoar when wo ora shining exompfei of senior superiority wo won't bo stuffy. Our advisors were Mr. Solonsten ond Mrs. Rosmussenj our president, Dick Seofye and our officers. Rich Von Bergen. Dcd. Ho'chor. and Mary Bittle. Tho Illustrious clois of 1961 was scholosHeally, socially, and othlotkolly inclined. We won hockey gomos. swimming and debate treats, basketball ond football gomes On the remaining days wo reod chopters of history, did reams of higher algebra, ond hod our first experiences with reteorch poperi. All this octlvity still loft timo for a woll-rounded tociol life (some people soy the well-rounded social fife didn't leave timo for anything else but — ). Traditionally, juniors give the Prom. Net wishing to upset tradition wo gave One too — o beautiful Prom of tho Lafayette Club on May 27. Wo hod billions of open houses where evoryono danced, stood around with Coke bott’os, or sat around with mogazinos or friends. When Homocoming arrived so did wo with our little bug pulling our float. Noturolly wo won second prize. Wo did when wo wore sophomores too, remcrrfccr? This year wo deserved first but wco gracious obout It and didn't complain. Our Homecoming ottondant wos Doe Powell. This Homocoming was tho boit over. Tho big blow of the yeor come before It oven started. Horror of horrors. Our lockon wore still on first floor. Whot’s the point of being o Junior when one's locker isn't on second floor? First floor Is so coldl But think of tho bonofits — yes, think of the benefits? However, we recovered from the Initial shock of our first real trogedy ond managed to survive the yeor. After all, evon if we oro on Ant floor. It's easy to see we're luniors. JuniOM JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS . . . RICHARD VAN BERGEN - Vice President, DOROTHY HOLCHER - Secretary. DICK SEELYE - President. MARY BITTIE — Treasurer. 334 HOME ROOM 334 .. . ROW ONE: Joon Audrecht. Gretchen Amundsen, Judy Bosfyr. Jone Anderson; ROW TWO: Meredith Alvig, Dorb Anderson, Penny Anderson, Sheryl Andersen, Judith Anderson, Lerono Bast; ROW THREE: Jim Anderson, Vcrle Aorness, Tom Auron, Wallace Bolts. Leo Bocik; ROW FOUR: Gary Alraksinen, Jim Aamodf, Dkk Auld. Neil Anderson. Rondall Baker, Rick Andre. JUNIORS 309 HOME ROOM 309 .. . ROW ONE: Merrilee Stcnnes, Priscilla Steiner, Pot Strond, Elolnc Sullwold; ROW TWO: Carolyn Stor-lie, Barbara Sorensen, Motrece Stulberg, Mr. Thoilc; ROW THREE: Fredrick Streif, Robert Snook. Stophcn Springer, Edward Stans; ROW FOUR: Donnie Sulonder, John Sfyve, Ken Strom, Larry Sullwold. 305 HOME ROOM 305 .. . ROW ONE: Sue D©� � , Juanito Conord, Jono Culshaw, Sharon Crondcll, Mr. Hedblom; ROW TWO: Jayne Dolan, Beverly Cornioo. Judy Cohon, Rito Conzet; ROW THREE: Ron Crocker, Pot Connelly, lorry Day, Fred Drcbcnsted, Jim Conover; ROW FOUR: Jon De Vries, Bob Dcllmon, Pat Conboy. Bob Dye, Jon Cordalii. 113 HOME ROOM 113 .. . ROW ONE: Carolyn Hofstrond, Judy Hcovor, Pot Holfer, Moggie Hoffmon, Miss C. Nelson,- ROW TWO: Dorothy Holchor, Chrij Johnson, Corol Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Kather-ino Junkin,- ROW THREE: Diane Johnson, Kathy Jindro, John Moidol. Tom Johnson, Shlrleo Johnson, Judy Johnson; ROW FOUR: Curtis Judd, Mark Josefson, Stevo Hooper, Jim Jorgenson, Neil Johnson. 347 HOME ROOM 347 .. . ROW ONE: Carol Honrctto, Ponny Hegland, Donna Hlava-cek, Diar.e Hlovocek, Mr. Merritt; ROW TWO: Barb Hotclstad, Ellen Heideman, Ruth Horwort, Jane Horincar, Suo Henderson; ROW THREE: Borb Hasemon, Oione Hedin, Judy Hozuko, Judi Harrison, Sandy Harding; ROW FOUR: Jack Hosolwood, les Henson, Joe Hendricks, Dick Harris, Rolph Hillo, Roger Heinke. 57 JUNIORS 109 HOME ROOM 109 .. . ROW ONE: Potrioo Miller, Carol 0 e, Betty Nitz, Jon Nes� , Jonis Ncutgons, Mr . Rasmussen, ROW TWO: Joyce Nelson, Kothy Norri� , Mory Mullen, Sharon Micholetz, Merrie Noukki, Deboroh Odenbrelf. Undo Miller; ROW THREE: Michoel Montiforto, Lorry Nelson, Stevo Normon, Allan Odden, Rlchord Mile ; ROW FOUR: Robert Norrgord, Henry Ne , Gary Moores, Oonold Michel, Daniel Nichol . Leo Mohrbocher. 150 HOME ROOM 150 ... ROW ONE: Coro-lyn 8oran, Lindo Berg, Rose Bclbtte, Jonet Bock, Nancy Beftvchorf, Mr. 8u� � ; ROW TWO: Geri Benson, Lynn Beckman, Mory Bittle, Solly Blohm, Carol Bierboum, Judy Beinke; ROW THREE: Alon Borsheim, Robert Benson, Gory Boese, Bill Bendell; ROW FOUR: Larry Bergren, Dennis Bilz, Dave Bergmann, Curtis Boltmon, Miko Bixby. 208 HOME ROOM 208 .. . ROW ONE: Susan Corlson, Karen Codmus, Rozonne Burdick, Jude Bukosky, Shryl Brokl; Mr. Breault; ROW TWO: Eileen Cecko, Lol Chermok, Elize-beth Brokke, Joanne Ceryes, Connie Christenson, Judy Christensen; ROW THREE: Moxlno Burko, Donna Campbell, Cynthia Camp, Joyce Bren, Janet Carlson, Penny Bren, Donna Brenno; ROW FOUR: Gerald Campbell, Chad Coswoll. Richard Coron, Roymond Chormak, Gole Chapman, Bill Brooks. Mike Brekke. 240 HOME ROOM 240 .. . ROW ONE: Beverly Parenteau. Jonet Petorson, Beverly Olson, Sharon Otting. Mory Peterson, Dorlene Petorson, Mrs. Roza; ROW TWO: Paulo Palin, Lynn Peterson, Dorothy Ophoven, Gayle Plocker, Heather Peterson, Sharon Pierskolle, Barbara Oison; ROW THREE: Jefl Paul, Rober Piepho. Steve Olson, Bill Pence, Bruce Pjdorson. Mike Patterson; ROW FOUR: Tom Plehal. Doug Plchol, Carl Petry, John Poyne, Terry Olson. JUNIORS 242 HOME ROOM 242 .. . ROW ONE: Joanne Werner, Karen Wandrel, Mory Topko, Sandy Vogel, Jerrilyn Swenson, Miss Hinkley; ROW TWO: Judy Tharinger. Kothi Uram, Shirley Toiosek, Carolyn Tour-ville, Linda Wotson, Mary Teborg, Faith Vickermon,- ROW THREE: Robert V.'enisch, Barry Welch. Robert Svelo. Ronald Vanek. Richard Von Bergen. Gary Ulku, Gory Wert . Fred Strife, ROW FOUR: Tom Von Bergen, Frank Walker, Peter Throdohl, Edwin Swanson. Ed Word, Dennis Twocd, Chorlos Svihel. 244 HOME ROOM 244 .. . ROW ONE: Connie Smith, Judy Schulz. Diane Sipprell, Bonnie Skottegord, Carol Nelson, Mrs. Soule; ROW TWO: Gayle Schunk, Gwen Smith, Janet Smolns, Jconotte Smith, Mrary Ann Sldlo, Adrienne Seek. ROW THREE: Dennis Sipprell, Jim SkePfington. Lyle Smith, Ronnie Secor, le Roy Schroedcr,- ROW FOUR: Ken Sigcrson, Tom Schmitz, David Skoal-rud, Brian Sinykin, Dkk Seelye, Donold Schobe, 308 HOME ROOM 308 .. . ROW ONE: Shoron Gvmmow, Bonnie Gunnon, Roberta Hanning, Nancy Groetsch; ROW TWO: Darlene Hanson, Chuck Gustafson, Phil Hol-vorson, Pete Gordncr, William Granger, Shirley Gnerer,- ROW THREE: Dose Grout. Bill Grise. Jock Grcsser, Richard Gordon, Duane Gest; ROW FOUR: James Hagqulst, Loland Gerde, Tom Gcgner. Tom Good, Stevo Groy. 332 HOME ROOM 332 .. . ROW ONE: Pom Koellen, Joonno Kooso. Janet Kroke, Chris-tine Krause, Mrs. Nelson; ROW TWO: Jonet Kohls, Susan Klouda, Kothy Kinn, Betto Klnsmon, Karen Korsmo,- ROW THREE: Williom Kinn, Horvcy Kolisch, Gary Kranz. Ken Kostiol, Schott Kleffer; ROW FOUR: Howard Kutcher, Ronald Kimpton, John Klobe, Jefl Kruck. Jim Klobe, Steve Kaczmorezik. JUNIORS 340 HOME ROOM 340 .. . ROW ONE: Solly Whealen, Judy Zeik. Janet Zwlcg, Peggy Ziegenhogen, Lorraine Wilcox, Mrs. Welch; ROW TWO: Choryl Westfield, Mary Ann Whiioman, Lynn Woodrich, Barbara Wright, Joan Winship, Jan Wlsc,-ROW THREE: Lorry Zwock. John Wiig. Ray Wipson, Bruce Winther, Duane Wyman, Fred Wintcrmontel; ROW FOUR: Robert Zimmermann, Stevo Woolley, James White-head, Lauren Zobcl, Mlko Wlngo, Robert Wibstad. 342 HOME ROOM 342 .. . ROW ONE: Rhoda Sandberg, Dlone Powell, Kathy Richardson, Kothy Riebeth, Marilyn Ross, Cynthia Powell; ROW TWO: Carol Rayboek, Suo Rosmussen, Ann Quodo, Roberto Pudil, Shari Rochm, Carol Riley. ROW THREE: Horst Sarig, Richard Preston, Kurt Rogness, Mike Quinn, Ron Polly, Richard Rusch, Curt Rasmussen; ROW FOUR: James Sauor, Richard Pogarely, Dennis Ruhra, Jerry Rogers, Tom Rime, Stove Puck. 343 HOME ROOM 343 .. . ROW ONE: Jayno Eidam, Martha Jo Engon, Nancy Frank, Sandi Erickson, Barbara Edgar, Loura Jano Ovcrholt, Gary Eggen; ROW TWO: Marjorie Flynn, Mory Foster, Nancy Even, Suo Ferdon, Jo Ann Else, Carol nohrschneider,-ROW THREE: Neal Frank. Don Frallck, Woyno Fohlont, Ralph Engebrif, John Ferris.- ROW FOUR: Bob Ewald, Gary Erickson, Biil Fleoson, Fred Finch, Gary Franzen, John Fahey. 345 HOME ROOM 345 .. . ROW ONE: Joyce McCann, Susan Lionberger, Barbara Mc-Gonnon, Nancy Maclear, Bonnie Larson, Nancy Marks, Mr. Potcrscn; ROW TWO: Ann Long bo llo, Carol Llndgren, Karen Lorson, Kothy Lohre, Morion Mokousky, Marleno Lindberry, Edith Lagzdin, Dorlcne Lorenz; ROW THREE: Paul Lapic, Gary McCrccdy, Jeflrey Laurel, Chorlcs Livermore, Roy Larson, Williom Marsh, Michael McCollum, Bruce Martin,- ROW FOUR: Dove Leonard, Jim Leslie, Neill luebke, Carlton McLoin, Jim Meyer, Dove lau, James Laucnstein. 60 EAGER SOPHOMORES ENTER HOPKINS HIGH WITH ANTICIPATION THE Sophomores entered Hopkins High onticipofing three wonderful years. As one of these years has passed we look back on very exciting times. Homecoming was the first big event with Dianne Brandenborg os sophomore attendant wearing the traditional Indian costume escorted by Paul Anderson, President of the class. The doss was efficiently led and represented by the class officers . Paul Anderson, Kent Severson, Terri Soland, and Diane Josperson. Sno Daze was a smash hit with the members of the class. Of course the Winter Formol was the biggest hit of the week. Sports was a big part of our year. Many of the boys lent their talents to the Varsity teams. The B-team cheerleaders yelled uo a storm and led the team on to many victories. The girls are Sandy Latchaw, Kathie Johnson, Sue Sheets, Judy Uherka, Karen Pudil, and Claudio Morin. There were many other coeds lending their tolents in such places as ploys, Warriorettes, Covolettos, Cavaliers, Languages Clubs, and other clubs and activities. As we reminisce of our sophomore year we wish the Seniors the bost of luck and welcome the new sophomores next year. Sopftotno iei SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS . . . PAUL ANDERSON Preiidont. TERRI SOLAND - Secretory, KENT SEVERSON — Vice President, Not Pictured] DIANE JASPERSON Treasurer. 238 HOME ROOM 238 .. . ROW ONE: Thoo Telke, Diane Tank, Judy Uhorko. Vivian Toylor, Gayle Swanson, Margo Torotar; ROW TWO: Colleen Trumbo, Pot Ueeck, JoAnn Turner, Kay Swenjjon, Morclo Thlmion, Margaret Turngren.- ROW THREE: Darryl Trangjrud, Bruco Swanson, Kenton Tollbcrg. Bill Twet, ROW FOUR: Ray Svcen, John Von Aridole, Steve Thorne, David Techom, Mr. Novok. 61 SOPHOMORES 122 HOME ROOM 122 . ... ROW ONE: Sue Sondstrom, Jeon Rormon, Jo Romer, Koran Sondgron, Jody Schneeberg,- ROW TWO: Elizobath Schunk, Sue Schug. Sue Sconion, Bobbie Sochs, Corolyn Schultz; ROW THREE: Mr. Johnson. Jody Rothnem, Glen Schunk, lorry Rohrschnleder, Myra Schauer, Mory Schwontes,- ROW FOUR: Steve Schultz, Vincent Rohr, Jim Sabako, Mike Rom. 211 HOME ROOM 211 ... ROW ONE: Pot Morquardt, Joon lindberry, Chor Monn, Beverly Miller, Shoron McGee. Mr. Becker; ROW TWO: Korey love. Pot lode , Dione Mortinek, Judy Miller, Jeff MeClug, John Llndohf; ROW THREE: Mike Miles. Rick Merrill, John Lund, Morlowo Meyer, Oon Mar-tin; ROW FOUR: Oick Merjky. Brion Mag-nuson, Bruce Lundstrom, Joe levernier. Bill Maroso. 212 HOME ROOM 212 .. . ROW ONE: JoAnn Broshar, Harriet Berquist, Mary Bom. Cindy Brown, Mr. Prolwltz,- ROW TWO: Dionne Brondenborg, Jone Bender. Jonice Berg-mon, Mary Buchanan, Birgit Bringenfoff; ROW THREE: Rick 8rown, Tom Bergor, Bill Block, Odel Benhordus, David 8toom, Heinrich 8ringentoff; ROW FOUR: Jon Bjork-lund. Bob Boyson, Jim Block. Jerry Brodloy, John Bred in. 236 HOME ROOM 23b .. . ROW ONE: Koren Stenbock, Terri Solond. Karen Stiff, Kathy Suhl, Ruth Sunqulst, Mr. Krogseth; ROW TWO: Sue Sheets, Robin Sheldon, Carol Smith, llene Strelmikes, Shoron Sonstha-gon; ROW THREE: Jim Senn, Arvid Sorenson, Bruce Soltis, John Starch, Miko Smosal, Jim Shelledy. ROW FOUR: Kent Severson. Chris Sfrotz, Jim Sfeirly, Bob Stoen, Bob Stohl, Dave Smith, Dennis Simpson. 303 HOME ROOM 303 .. . ROW ONE: Doe Oxoll, Paula Patterson, Judy Peterson, Carolyn Olson, Virginia Peterson, Mr. Heaner; ROW TWO: Judy Peterson, Le-onne Potcrj, Barb Peterson, Kay Porklns, Martha Pauly, Betty Otfen; ROW THREE: Roger Olson, Don Pederson, Gene Ortiz, Don Paulson, Warren Osgood; ROW FOUR: James Olson, Koith Olson, John Pedorson, Craig Peterson, Dwight Oison. SOPHOMORES 239 HOME ROOM 239 .. . ROW ONE: Cothy Armstrong, Karen Barthel, Norma Anderson, Cheryl Alexander, Sue Anderson,-ROW TWO: Douglas Anderson, David 8c-clk, John Bostian. Paul Anderson, Miss Don-goske; ROW THREE: Bruce Anderson, Bill Anderson. 8ruce Bokeberg, Wilton Anderson, Rogor Anderson. 246 HOME ROOM 246 .. . ROW ONE: Mrs. Bortz, Jeon Connolly, Kitty Dibble. Diane Donzcr, Charlene Darling, Sharon Danielson, Georgonne Dietrich, Mrs. Strotfo: ROW TWO: Karen Dohlin, Margo Dau, Koy Erickson, Steve Emmings, Brian Droen, Jerry Eckert, Marguerito Dewey, Jane Downing.- ROW THREE: Ron Dvorak, Doug Donaldson, Eddie Davldge, Joe Dolejsi, Bob Durose, Wayne Ess, 8ob Just; ROW FOUR: Bill Dodson. Jim Drogon, Bill Donicht, Dkk Dohlhcimor, Dove Drawbert, Jim Dahl. Dennis Daily. 307 HOME ROOM 307 .. . ROW ONE.- Sharon Weckmon, Colcstinc Vicurn, Borb Wotor-man, Karen Walker, Judy Vickermon, Mr. Souter.- ROW TWO: Dianne Welnhondl. Cheryl Walsh, Judy Wesen, Mary Wiggin-ton, Morilyn Wertz, Suo Van Bergan,- ROW THREE: Tani Webster, Donald Wcnzol, Gary Vierling, Vernal Weiland, Undo Welch, Par Waeho; ROW FOUR: Ron Viska, Jim Wlig, Fronk Viska, Borry Whiteoker, Jim Vossor. 63 SOPHOMORES LIBRARY HOME ROOM LIBRARY . . . ROW ONE: Dion« Cunninghom, ' Jeon Connolly, Sue Cliff, Carolyn Coykendall, Marge Carter; ROW TWO: Mrs. Stenbeck, Ginny Carlson. Karen Cermok; ROW THREE: Bruce Cam-cron, Dick Cole, Bruce Curtiss.- ROW FOUR: Skip Cotfrill, Bill Coyne, Jim Carrie. John Carroll, Dick Christiansen. 207 HOME ROOM 207 .. . ROW ONE: Miss Stevenson, Danny Fuller, Ray Herfoll, Billy Holmer. Mr. Moefxold; ROW TWO: Bob Herron, John Gilbertson, Ston Heller, Steve Holseth, Hilton Meinecke; ROW THREE: Duone Huckell, Joe Hromotko, Tom Hilgers. Gory Goede. Dennis Hansen.- ROW FOUR: Lloyd Hockel, Teddy Hanwiek, Randy foster, Earl Grout, BUI Hancock; ROW FIVE: Steve Feinberg, Bob Ferris, John Grossing, Jerry Hogen, Bob Hillmon. 205 HOME ROOM 205 . . . ROW ONE: Diane Lewis, Cloudio Leppa, Sandy Kilbone, Jerry Johnson; ROW TWO: Jon Ivors, Sandy Lotchow, Jody LaSalle, Kothie Johnson, Nancy Johnson; ROW THREE: Jill Koellen, Andy Johnson. Carol Leonard, Kathy Lewis, Vick. Kunx, Alyce Kirby; ROW FOUR: Jim Justus, Bill Leek. Jim Levy, John Kevelln, Dick Johnson. 247 HOME ROOM 247 .. . ROW ONE: Mr. Godfrey. Koren Pudil, Joyce Richter, Rose Prepodnlk, Carol Rocves, Mr. Howells; ROW TWO: Judy Pierskolla, Diane Plottes. Linda Porter, Anne Rimdol; ROW THREE: Bob Ramsey, Pat Quinn, John Phillips, John Pierre; ROW FOUR: Bill Pike, Dick Rippc, Jerome Richter. Ronald Reynolds. SOPHOMORES 205 HOME ROOM 205 .. . ROW ONE: lirdo Jorgenson, Mary Lorson, Kcron lorson, Nancy loose. ROW TWO: Barb Kraut-kremcr. Karen Johnson, Sandro Kolstod, Antoinette Joworski, ROW THREE: Dorothy Kcrfo, Betty Johnson, Loretta Jouppe, Sherry Johnson. Janet Kinn; ROW FOUR: Charles Klosfer, Horoid loioretti, John Kevollo, Howard Kaicel, Mike King 207 HOME ROOM 207 .. . ROW ONE: JoAnn Filzon, Tommoy Gilbert; Emy Grant, Karen Hofcel, .Miss Stevenson,- ROW TWO: Sue Husnik, Cheryl Hcinecke, Virginia Herrick, Mr. Mstzold.- ROW THREE: Peggy Hamilton, Pam Gerring. June Gendreau, Noncy Hughes, MoryAnn Hsrzon; ROW FOUR: Sue Hal I berg, Mary Gunzel, Suo He'gerd, Sue Helgerud, Nancy HcHert, Cheryl Hyer; ROW FIVE: Debbie Griswotc. Noel Farr. Koy Fix. Sharen Hasse, Sue Fackler 330 HOME ROOM 330 .. . ROW ONE: Margo Mogush, Carolyn Nelson, Donna Muther, Kathy Moores, Mrs. Ouvivior; ROW TWO: Claude Morin, Carol Murphy, Pot Nelson, Mary Munneko, Kay Molr,- ROW THREE: Wendy Maoso, Jim Nordstrom, John North, Mavis Mohn, Meredith O'Brien; ROW: FOUR: C:c' 9 Nesseth, Mike O'Connell, Bruce Nielson, Jim Nolen 344 HOME ROOM 344 . . . ROW ONE: Sharon Zwieg, Mary Zakoriosen, Dortheo Winkler, ROW TWO: Kothy Wittgrof, Sharon Wyn-koop, Morcia Wunderlich; ROW THREE: Dave Zetterstrom, Bo 'd Yoncy, lorry Zuck-man, Dennis Wlloy. ROW FOUR: Don Williams, Jim Williams, Ron Zak, Dennis ZJck 65 THE 1 960 WARRIOR PRESENTS OUR CONTRIBUTING TO CLUB ACTIVITIES HELPS DEVELOP FUTURE LEADERS AND INSTILL A SPIRIT OF FRIENDLY COOPERATION SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL ROW ONE: Noncy Jocobs. Marty Olson, Emily Hogen, Miss Hons,- ROW TWO: Barb Cdden, Julie Reogor. Pog Schmitz. Peg Dvorok; ROW THREE: Mary Knott, Bill Hickel, Ron Larson; ROW FOUR: Don Johnson, Mark Morrill, Cosoy UrxJcrhill GOVERNMENT FOR THE STUDENTS TUDENT GOVERNMENT: The projects accomplished throughout the year are the results of the combined efforts of the students and the administration. At the head of student organization we have all-school President Craig Anderson; Bruce Johnson, Vice President; Linda Larson, Secretary; Jim Otto, Treasurer. The following are to be numbered among their accomplishments: Homecoming, Snow Days, Student Government Day and a part in A.F.S. The senior class is headed by Casey Underhill; President, Mark Merrill, Vice President; Nancy Jacobs, Secretary; and Peg Dvorak, Treasurer. The seniors hove planned the Alumni Tea, the class float, and Bike Day. At the year's end they will have the traditional skip day and class trip. The Junior class is under Dick Seelye, President; Rick Van Bergen, Vice President; Mary Bittle, Secretary; and Dorothy Hole her, Treasurer. The class float and selection of rings have already been done. The Prom, to be held at the Lafayette Club, will fop off the Junior's accomplishments. The Sophomores ore under Paul Anderson, President; Kent Severson, Vice President; Terri Solond, Secretary,- and Dianne Josperson, Treasurer. Contributions by the sophomores hove been their class float and avid participation in school life. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Debbie Griswold, Koren Stenfeock. Deo Oxell, Terri Solond, Mary Zakariosen, Ruth Horwart, Edith legzdin; ROW TWO: Rich Von Bergen, Poul Anderjon, Phillip Poully, Bill Anderson. 8arry Welch; ROW THREE: Dick Seelye, John HoidoL Gory Moores, Bill Coyno, Kent Severson, Mr. Sorensen; ROW FOUR: Jim Steirly, Steve Schultz, Dick Cole, Steve Puck. Jim Conover, Steve Thorno, Lee Gerde STUDENT COUNCIL HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Your student government In oction. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Colleen Gronger, Dorothy OpHovon, Connie Wwen, Undo Larson, Judy Smith, Karon Dibble, Jo Anno Elso, Corole Henretto; ROW TWO: Janet An-derle, Mofy Bittle, Jodi Anderson, Noncy Jacobs, Peggy Dvork. Mary Wiedmon, Borb Mock, Emily Johnson, Dorothy Hatcher; ROW THREE: Faith Vlckcrman, Steve Olson, Elon Peterson, Dove Bollock. Dove lou, Mark Merrill, Jim Clto. Mr. Tufvonderj ROW FOUR: Mike Sullivan, Gory Me- Creody, 8roco Johnson, Casey Underhill, Phil Nichols JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL ROW ONE: Roberta Pudil, Dorothy Hoi-cher, Peg Ziegenhogen, Mary ittlc, Mr. Solensten; ROW TWO: Ponny Anderson, Borb Sorenson, Noncy G-etch, Gay Eggon, Joyce Bren; ROW THREE: Dick See lye, John Hoidal. Richard Van Bergen. Allan Odden, Barry Welch; ROW FOUR: Steve Woolley, Allan 8orshcim. Gary McCrccdy, Lee Gerty, James Jorgenson SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL ROW ONE: Mr. Anderson, Terri Soland, Debfey Griswold, Cheryl Wolsh; ROW TWO: Diono Jospcrson, Chorlotte Mono, Jim Levy- ■I''’' Nolon, Mary Lorsoa; ROW THREE: Kent Severson, Bob Ferris, Steve Emmirvgs, Bill Anderson, Paul Andorsoa; ROW FOUR: John Bjorklund, Dkk Cole, Bill Coyno, Stove Schultz, Brian Mognuson STUDENT GUIDES ROW ONE: JoAnn Else. Kothy Johnson, Julie Reogor. De Do Dernier, Gwen Smith; ROW TWO: Doog Donaldson, Marge Dau, Peg Schmitz, Mike Miles,- ROW THREE: Bruce Johnson, Steve Gage, Terry O’Brien, Gory Moores. John Poino, Tom Auron SPANISH CLUB SPANISH ClUB OFFICERS . . . Kothy lohre, V: © President; Billy Marsh, President; Lynn Wotson, Seoretory-Yrcasurer SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: fcsnno Campbell, Shori Erickson, Kolhy tohr©, June Choslek; ROW TWO: Lin Wotson. Lin Miller, Gcorgen© Hill, M.-j. Hinkley; ROW THREE: Borb Bvrnkel, Judy Anderson, Pom Douglas, Noncy Lind; ROW FOUR: Ooe Oxell, Karon Johnson, Marcia Thlmscn, Judy Larson CLUB STUDIES SPANISH CULTURE PAN1SH CLUB: One of the more enjoyable organizations of the school is the Spanish Club. Under the direction of their capable adviser Mrs. Hinkley, the Spanish Club has had a very active year. Led by its present officers: Bill Marsh, President; Kathy Lahre, Vice President; and Lynn Watson, Secretary-Treasurer, the Club as accomplished its purpose which is to instill in its members a knowledge of the culture of the Spanish speaking Countries. Through their varied activities the club has experienced many enjoyable moments. One of the highlight: of the Spanish Club activities, was their annual trip to a Mexican Restaurant, where everyone indulged in the spicy foods of our foreign Spanish spooking neighbors. The club also enjoyed a Christmas party with records, talk and food, and a sleigh ride that brought laughter and merriment to everyone. The club also sponsored a school dance which followed a basketball game, in addition to which they entered a float in the Homecoming parade. SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: Sue Carlson, Joann© Turn r, Margie Torasar, Coro! Bierbaum. Dion© Johnson; ROW TWO: Kathy Riebofb, Mory Million, Jonc! Peterson. Judy Johnson, ROW THREE: t!en© Streimikes, Poi lo Poftenon. Judy Johnson. Carol Reybo k; ROW FOUR: Mike McCollum, Bob Stokes, Alan lovewvll, Bill Marsh 70 FRENCH CLUB ROW ONE: Diono Powell, Kothy Richo'dson, Sondi Erkkson, Carol Nelson. Jody Harrison, Pom Koelien, Judy Smith; ROW TWO: Roberto Pudil, Nancy Frank, Korea Pudil, Carole Goebel, Mocy Ann S-dlo, Judy Thoringer, Barb Sorenson.- ROW THREE: Wott.c Sfulberg, Cgrole Hen.-etto, Joonne Koaso, Carolyn Grow ell, Mfr'filoe Stennes, Pot Miller, Juonito Conord; ROW FOUR: Peg Schmitz. Penny Johnson. Solly Blohm, Karen Larson, Penny Anderson, Cynthia Camp, Geri 8enson, Penny Bren FRENCH CLUB ROW ONE: Susan Sondsfrom, Jill Koellen, Jone Bender, Debby Griswold, Emrys Grant. Pot lodes,- ROW TWO: Charlotte Mann, Gayle Swenson, Sandy Kllbone, Kathy Johnson, Judy LoSolle, Loretta Jouppe, Cothleen Armstrong, Mrs. Soule; ROW THREE: Gayle Plocker, Grctchen Sachs, Claire Thompson, Noel Forr, Cindy Powell, Jo Rom-er, Sandy lofchowj ROW FOUR: Mory Thoringer. Poula Wiley. Chris Johnson, Sue lionberser, Kothy J.ndro, Pot Marquard?, lerona Bast, Gay Eggen, Claudio Morin-ROW FIVE: Bev Cornieo, Joyco Bren, 8orb Hoseman, Liz Brekke, Diane Hillmon, Joonno Steldl, Karen Kthtmon, Judy Gendreou, Morgo Mogush FRENCH CLUB AIDS STUDY F RENCH CLUB: The French Club was made up of 60 jeunes filles, who devoted their time to learning more about the country and culture of the people whose languoge they were learning to speak. Under the watchful care of their adviser, Mrs. Soule, and the leadership of Mary Thoringer, president; Poulo Wiley, vice-president; Kathy Richardson, secretary-treasurer; and Pam Koellen, program chairman,- they spent an ambitious and profitable year. Their float with live con-can girls won them first prize in the Homecoming festivities. A style show with french decoration and concessions for tho last and coldest football game were other fall projects. During the year they held a progressive dinner with four courses of genuine french foods, a Christmas party with the other Hopkins language clubs, which wos the scene of Karen Killmon's hilarious adaptation of Auntie Marne in Paris, and a meeting in which they tried their hands at being chefs and in making crepe suzeftes and cafe au loif. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB'S WINNING FLOAT . , . Complete with live eon can Dancerit 71 THEY PROVIDE OUR MUSIC HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOl BAND . . . ROW ONE: Joy Porkinson, Corc!« DeGhetfo. Goy Eggen. Morllyn Ussier, Sandy Vlckerman, Joonne Filzen, Forb Kroutkreme', Kitty Dibble, Jone Svndqulst, Harriet Westover. Joan Pogolkcpf; ROW TWO: Shoron Gvmmow. Maxine Burke, Morilee Foster. Barb Welch, Marge Toro-� or, Kaye Reierson, Merry Mork, Koren Stiff. Judy Brokl, Koren Hokel, Joyce Johnson. Charlotte Mann,. ROW THREE: Dwight Olsen, Su� on Gustafson, Shoron Tobios, Sharon Weidenboch, Marlene Iverson. De De Dernier. Dionno Hylond, Mary Jo Buchanan. Susan Clift, Mory Mullen, Penny B'cn, Bob Irwin, Adel Bcn-hordus. Mr. Tejor; ROW FOUR: Jomes Aomodt, Dick Rippe. Bob Beyion, Nancy Culver, Eorl Grout. Roy Hokel, Tom Johnson. Doris Shubert, Sondy Sipprell, le Rono Bait, Chrijtine Krause. Mary Turnio, Terry Tobeck, Carol DuPay, Jonet Bock. Maryonne Alderson, Barry Fox; ROW FIVE: Mike Ferri , Mike O'Connell, Ron Axel, Didk WondeTec. Bill Brooks. Bill Mooh, Dovs Grout, Judy Berlin, Joyce Bren. Floyd Hockel, John North. Jomes Nordstrom. Jim $enn. Bill Plice, Jim Klein. Ken Follberg. Bob Slohl. Jim Julius; ROW SIX: Curt Judd, Jim Olsen. Dove Simonson, Bob Munson, Roger Olson, Joel Alderson, Pot Mo'puordt, Mory Sodomo, Sherri Erickson, Sanding Wo� ing, Deonna Cotter, Koren Klllrron, Bob Dye, Jerry Hoger, Craig Peterson, Steve Thorne, M ke Paterson, Dove Formo HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR . . . ROW ONE: Corolyn Heino, Judi Anderton, Jo Anne Elte. Conni Loxoretti. Bonn! Ver Sfeeg. Corol Henretto, Dion Hlovoeek. Karen Stenbock. Mo� i� Mohn Vary Jo Engen, Poulo Polio, Morcio Wunderlich, Peggy Ziegenhogen. Corole Kuehn, Bonnie Lo'ton. Kothy Norrit. Mott Zokorioten, Morllyn Rott, Cloudio Lcppo. Mr. Geort: ROW TWO: Myra Trude. Kay Erickton, Terri Solond, Merry Mork. Sue Helgerud, Juoniro Ccnord. Kathy Johnton. Vary Guntzel. Moy Ann Whiteman. Ann Icng-bello. Amy Wlllij, Janet Hoft. Bonnie Armttrong, Jonef Kroke. Margaret Dvorak. Joan Pcqelkepf. Jon Reevet, Borboro Soreruon, Sue Hellberg, Robin Sheldon ROW THREE: Dione Broberg. Corol lindgre . Mory Peterion. Lindo Honton, Karen Amundten, Peggy Hamilton. Sherry Rutsel’. Korin Sondgren, Bo'bo'o Rorboch, Carolyn Storlle, Dorit Nelton. Sue Von Bergen. Koy Zokcrioten. Judy W hl, Gretchen Wolden. Corol Oie, Carolyn Gravell, Linda Miller, Joonne Kooto. Dorothy Holcher, Ju’ e Reogor. Carolyn Ne!ton; ROW FOUR: Alan Lovewell, Gary Erickton, Fred Streif. Weylond Nordlander, Terry O'Brien, Dove Lou, Jon Cordalit, Gory Moore , Kirk Jocobsen. Richard Auld, Ron Vonek, Rondy Baker, Tom Rime. Corl Petry, Bruco Winther, B-cnf LewH. Don Martin. Brian Sinykin; ROW FIVE: Allon Hermonton, Ken Nelton, Bryon Magnwton, Phil Holverton. Don Johnton. Bruce Comeron. Barry Whiteoker, Pool Johnton, Jerry Johnton. Tom Robinton, Tom Gogner, Dave Nelton, Dennlt Honten, Peter Clift, John Wiig. John Vlnnehen, Mike Sullivan, John OltOj Not Pictured; Shoron Crondall, Chor Berg, Keren Cermok. Gretchen Amundten. Jim Jorgenton, Gerold Berger WITH SONGS IN THEIR HEARTS Kl CLUB: The Ski Club is one of the most recent organizations ar.d is gaining more success each year. Its members have taken numerous trips to surrounding ski resorts in Minnesota and Wisconsin under the excellent supervision or.d instruction of its odviser, Mr. Butts . . . MATH CLUB: Math Club, one of the newest organizations in the school, is only in its second year. Discussions have covered various phases of mathematics such as permutations and combinations. Concessions and a showcase display have been part of its busy year. Many of its members are also members of Mu Alpha Theta, a national mathematics organization . . . ART CLUB: The two art studios are open for an hour of creative activity after school on Tuesday, Wednesday ond Thursday evenings so that those interested in art participate in the many fields of artistic endeavor whenever the spirit moves them to do so. CLUBS DEVELOP SKILLS SKI CLUB ROW ONE: Judy Sharing . Doris Shu-bart; ROW TWO: Jeff Laurel. Goto Chapman, Larry Gravell MATH CLUB ROW ONE: Sondro Woreing, Do- anna Coffer. Moryanne Aldcrton,-ROW TWO: Nancy Frick, Nancy Lind, Linda Berg. Mr. Bscke', ROW THREE: Stovo Smith, Leroy Schroeder, Joe Hendrick , Neil Johnson ART CLUB ROW ONE: Sherry Brokl, Sandy Vick-ermon. Penny Johnjcn, Judy Smith; ROW TWO: Faith Vkkerman, Andy Johnson, Noncy Mueller, Penny End- SERVICE GROUPS WORK FOR SCHOOL J UNIOR RED CROSS. The Hopkins Junior Red Cross is affiliated with other high school Red Cross groups in the area, who meet once each month at the Red Cross Headquarters. Our school activities include a Cnrisfmos ca'd drivo, a Christmas party, and our annuol fund raising campaign in March. . . . LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: It would be difficult for the library to get along without our student assistants. They help find the information you need and help you to check this material out. They play an important role in much of the work behind the scenes in the library os well as ot the desk . . . OFFICE ASSISTANTS: The students who help the office secretaries serve the school every day. These girls give their time and effort in order that the necessary paper work of our school office can be accomplished with more ease. These girls olso learn the fundamentals and techniques of office practice. RED CROSS ROW ONE: Mary Knott, Gwen Smith, Mrv fodtn; ROW TWO: Toro Mu-rato. Barb Mark LIBRARY ASSISTANTS ROW ONE: Harriet Westover, Dion© Johnson, Sharon Pierskollo. Donna Campbell, lono Ecklund.- ROW TWO: Joan Pogelkopf. Sondy Harding, Mrj. Stenbock, Kathy Anderson, lorroln© Wilcox; ROW THREE: Karen Bow. Jeonnotte Zoh, Janet Glosen, Sue Scott, Rboda Sandberg; ROW FOUR: Sue Wittenberg, Charles Coykendall. Don Prepodnik, Pot Williams. Carol Riley OFFICE ASSISTANTS left to Right: Judy Bukosky, Kothy Schiebe, Judy Beinke, Judy Stong, Joyce Nolson; SEATED: Delores Po-velko CAVALIERS ROW ONE: Toro Muroto, Ed Davidge, Rich Von Bergen, Doc Marlin, Bob Svelo, Ron Voook; ROW TWO: Pc to Throdahl, Dave Betlock, Bob Monton. Al Herman-ton, Jim Senn; ROW THREE: Jim Otto, Mike Bixby, Brian Slnykin, Richard Preston, Doug Johnson, Pool Johnson: ROW FOUR: Phil Nichols, Gront Trygstod. Dick Heineke, Bill Fleeson, Joe Lodes, 8ob Beatty; ROW FIVE: Gory Gustafson, Mork Jcsefson, Bryon Mognuscn, Tom Gogner, Jon Cor-dolis, Dick Auld, Jim Justus CAVALIERS ROW ONE: Oku Gordon. Kern Wolkee. Don Johnson, Ron Wert , Ccrl Severson; ROW TWO: Gary Moores, Jon Hoidol, Sherm Wilkins, Dennis Sondberg, Bruce Martin; ROW THREE: John Philips, Ron Larson, Jim Levy, Rick Merrill, Steve Schultz, Stan Heller, Kon Kostial, ROW FOUR: Mork Merrill, Bob Stohl, Bruce Cameron, 8ruce Pederson, Darrell Mohn, Steve Springer,- ROW FIVE: Kent Houston, Jim Steirly, Dave Rienertsen, Borry Whiteaker, Jim Cushmon CAVALIERS ROW ONE: John North, Ed Ward, Kurt Rognets, Jock DuDosh, Neil luebko,- ROW TWO: Jeff Kruck, Lorry Nobon, John Paine, Gole Chopmon, Ron Dvorok; ROW THREE: Gory Airoksinen, Steve Woolley, Allon Odden, Jim Conover, Tom Clouson.- ROW FOUR: Gory McCreody, Terry O'Brien, Steve Holsclh, Jim Dahl, Steve Pock; ROW FIVE: Mork Rasmussen, Kern Walker, Mike Sullivon, Cowry Underhill, Ralph Alien, Dove Krause. Tony McLoine 76 CAVALIERS ROW ONE: Don B««Iock. Dove Goodwin. BUI Kinn. Bruce Johnson. Dennis Wendell. Rick Andre, Jefl lourel: ROW TWO: Neol Fronk, John Wilg. Leslie Honjon, Bob Benson, Borry Welch, Fred Finch, Dennis Potcrion,- ROW THREE: Jim Anderson, Pete Wiley, John Swon, Dennis Rodve. Joe Edeskuty, Mike Wingo. Dave Leonard, 8ill Smosal; ROW FOUR: Tom Van Bergen. Dick Seelye, Dove Schonebann. Frank Reogor, Dennis Schovb. Joe lodes, Roy Hake I, Bob Murphy. Jim Leslie,- ROW FIVE: Mike Neudecker, Tom Rian, Jerry Kinsman, Bob Schroeder, Bill Gu'brondson, Dennis Hansen, Don Schueffc, Rick Winters, Bob Spleker CAVALIERS CAVALIER OFFICERS ... Don Betlock. Secretory, Bob Egge, President; Bob Stokes, Vice President, Mr. Benson, Adviser; Fred Clossey, Sergeant at Arms; Ken Kehr, Treasurer CAVALIERS PROVIDE SERVICE AND FELLOWSHIP 3aVAUER$: Each year since it's founding in 1952, the Cavaliers have grown to be one of the largest ond most active organizations in school. The membership during the current year has been the largest in the club's history. The group was founded to promote good sportsmanship, fellowship, service, and unity among Hopkins High boys. The projects for the year included selling Homecoming and Snow Days buttons, book covers and Student Directories for the P.T.A. Also, the Cavaliers sponsored the Winter Formal with the Cavaleftes. In oddition the Cavaliers give a $150 scholarship to a deserving Senior member. Ono of the highlights of this year was a leadership retreat held of Lyman Lodgo on Lake Minnetonka during Christmas vocation. This retreot was co-sponsored by the Cavaliers and Cavalettes, ond was open to brigade and brigeffe leaders and officors. If was a tremendous success and will become an annual offoir in the future. Another highlight of the year was the annual Christmas squaredance. Admission to the donee was a gift for Santa Anonymous. Prior to the dance the brigades and brigetfes sang Christmas carols through the streets of Hopkins. Throughout the year the Cavalier members hove looked forward to the annual Spring steak-fry, for it always proves to be one of the outstanding events of the year. With master chef Loren Benson in charge of food preparation, we are assured of delicious steak seasoned with a lot of laughs. President Bob Egge, Vice-President Bob Stokes,- Secretary Dan Betlock; Treasurer Ken Kehr; and Sergeanf-ot-Arms Fred Clossey, under the copable guidance of Mr. Benson, havo kept this year's club running smoothly and effectively. 77 ERMAN CLUB: The friendliest club in Hopkins High is “Gcmutlichkeitgesellschoff. Now in it's second year of operation, the German Club carries out many activities under the direction Mrs. Nelson. This year the German students have taken time from their studies to sponsor the Valentine's Day Dance, sell concessions of a game, give a party for the other language clubs, and entertain a German g oup from Southwest . . . F.H.A.: F.H.A. is for girls who want to further their knowledge of Home Economics, and have fun doing it. Their capobie President Linda Berg has led them through many oc-tivites this year, including a Mother and Daughter's tea, o bowling parly, sending a Thanksgiving turkey to a needy family and many other educational projects . . . VOCATIONAL TRAINING: The Vocational Training Club of Hopkins High is for seniors who wish to goin a better understanding of the business world. Under the supervision of Mr. Toupin, the course is divided into two sections,- the office doss, which is for the students who will be working in the offices throughout Hopkins and where all our future salespeople ore being trained. The club sponsored a dance after a basketball game, and during the Christmas holidays took some less fortunate children downtown for a day. OUR CLUBS OFFER VARIETY GERMAN CLUB ROW ONE: Mortha Jo Engen, Horlo Jow. Gwen Smith, Kothy Sdsoibe, Dorothy Ophoven; ROW TWO: Co-ol Rohr-schneider, Paulo Palin. Noncy My r . Christine Krovse. Ann Rinidol. Birgit 8r.ng-intoH. Mrs. Nelson.. ROW THREE: Doniel Fuller, lee Forgy. Joon Winship, Anita Kroml. Kern Wolker, Gary Bcsse; ROW FOUR: Steve Wooley. Rkhord Pres ten. Robert Ramsay. Joseph Hendrichs, Neil Johnson. Mkhoel King. Robert Spieler; ROW FIVE: John Poyne, Fronk Walker. Wllliom Bence, Jon DeVries. Mark Josef-son, Carl Pefry F. H. A. ROW ONE: Jeonette Smith. Jody Johnson, Carole Roy bock. Koren littin. Jeonette Foster, Edith logxdin; ROW TWO: Linda Berg. Corol Johnson, Jeon Borthel. Koren 8orthel. Judy P-ersk0llo; ROW FOUR: Shoron Mkhoelitx. Mary Wilkens, Coleen Granger, Susan Schug; ROW FIVE: Sharon Pierskallo, Jonet Joeppe, D one Be-gman, Dione Zabel. Shoron Poutsch, Borbora Forber VOCATIONAL TRAINING ROW ONE: Donna Gneer, Judy Peterson. Nieto Whitmon, Horlo Janet; ROW TWO: Koren Peterson, Dorothy Wotcho, Carol Kimmer, Diona Hylond, Noncy Freemon,. ROW THREE: Borbo'o Heldt. Shorol Holts, Sue R«hter, Koy Dvorak. Cothy Doocnj ROW FOUR: Mr. Toupin, Gory Boytcn, John Otto, Tom Robinson SERVICE AND RECREATION UDIO VISUAL: The Audio Visual Club under the direction of Mr. Hconer performs many important operations in the school. Its main purpose is to keep the movie projectors of the school running, but it also has other duties. Some of these include keeping track of all the Audio and Visual aids equipment, plus handling the motion picture equipment in the Little Theater. The Audio Visual Club is definitely one of the busiest service clubs of the school . . . G.A.A. At the beginning of the 1959-60 school year the following were chosen as officers: President, Carol Hesse; Vice President, Lin Watson; Secretary, Judy Michl; Treasurer, Sherry Johnson; Sportheod, Mary Bloho,-Sophomore Social Chairmen, Pat Christiansen and Janet Culshaw. Basketball, volleyball, and softball ployed o major role in the athletic activities of the club. Tho purpose of the G.A.A. is to have fun in sports and social activities, to create a spirit of good sportsmanship, and to cooperate with other school organizations in promoting and maintaining the high standards of school life. AUDIO VISUAL ROW ONE: Mr. Meaner, Jim Levy. V.ko Corrigan, Steve Emmirvgs, Mike King, Mike M.iles, Jeff Paul, Mr. Neudeckcr, ROW TWO: Sherm Wilkens, Dick Dohlhoimer, Don Petenon, Ted Arvdenon, Bill Bended, Donny Nichols, Mark Ranissen, ROW THREE: Morvin Scuba. Bob Irwin, Verio Aorness, Bill Hlckel, Jerry JoSicceur, Don Schober, Phil Polly, ROW FOUR: Dave Grout, Curt Judd, Arlln Stoltonow. Jerry Richter, Fred Drebenstedt, Pole Ruho, John Von Arsdale G. A. A. ROW ONE: Jonet Clushow, Judy Chris-lionsen, Jonet Smem , leonne Peters. Diorve Lewis. ROW TWO: Donna Muther, Kay Swenson, Pat Nelson, Marlene Iverson, Nancy Hughes, Miss Stevenson, ROW THREE: Sherry Poole, Kris Krooie, Jonet Bock. Doris Anderson, Nancy Betfechort, Sherri Johnson, Dioae Johnson, ROW FOUR: Gwen Smith, Lois Chermak, Judy Hozuko. Corot Beirbaum. Judy Cohen, ROW FIVE: Merideth Alvig, Heather Peterson, Koy Fix, Shoron Pierskolloy, Nancy Mueller, Kothi Urom G. A. A. ROW ONE: Diane Cunninghom, Joanne Filzew, Miss Stevenson, ROW TWO: Sherry Brokl, Myro Schouer, Alyce Kirby, Diane Denxer, Judy Peterson, Sue Anderson, ROW THREE: Sherri Tourvllle, Ginny Her-rick, Kathy Moores, Shoron Dainotson. Judy Pierskolla, ROW FOUR: Judy Beinke. Max Burke, lln Watson, Bonnie Gunnon, Kothy Anderson, Shoron Michleix. Shirley Tolosek, ROW FIVE: Judy Michel. Mory Bloho, Neffe Foster. Corot Hesse, Jonet Henman, Gail Schunk LATIN CLUB ROW ONE: Mrs. Rono. Si $h« tj. Morge Oou. Joanne Johnson, li'nda Welch. Toni Webster. ROW TWO: D.one Brondenborg, Karen Walk«r, Ccrcfyn Biltz. Corole Mur phy. Ko'en Stenbock. K ycn Stiff; ROW THREE: Judy llherko. Sara Twrngren, Sve Von Bergen, Mary Henan, Betty Johnson, Marcia Wunderlich; ROW FOUR: Oov Orowbert, Steve Halseth, Gary Hovinen. Bill Block, Brian Droen, Povl Johnson LATIN CLUB ROW ONE: Mory lonon, Karen D.bbto, Peg Morsholl, Carol Heue. Noncy Mueller. Judy Schneeberg; ROW TWO: Sherry Tovrville, Noncy Herfert, Pot Ueeck. Jerri Johnson, Borboro Wotermon, Judy Roth-nem; ROW THREE: Leonne Peters, Mory Bittle, Bev OotojsJ, Pot Shol.'rron, Foith Vickerrron. Wendy Mcose. ROW FOUR: Bob Stokes. Allen Odden, Frank Wo'ktr. lee Gerde, Gory Moores. Tom Auron, Eton Peterson LATIN CLUB ROW ONE: Shoren Hosse. Kay Perkins, Robin Sheldon, Diane Jospeaon, Mory Bvchonon,- ROW TWO: Noncy Hughes, Thoo Telke. Joonne F;l en, Koy Erickson. Barbara Krautkremer; ROW THREE: Janice Bergmon, Bonnie Ver Sfeeg. Tono Kon-kerlik. Dione Piaffes.- ROW FOUR. Doug Donaldson. Ron Dvorak. Ron Axel, Mike Miles. Povl Anderson. Joe Doi«,si ATIN CLUB-. Latin Club members have had an eventful yeor. Many participated in building a Trojan horse float for Homecoming. This yeor they celebroted Christmas with the French, German, and Spanish Clubs. Each club participated in carols, skits, and other merriment. After Christmos, Latin Club members turned their interests to Italy and held a pizza pa’ty at the Hopkins Pizza Plaza. Then Mrs. Rosza, Latin Club adviser, received free tickets to the movie Ben-Hur for twenty Latin students. Activities this year were climoxed with the Latin Banquet held in traditional Roman style. Students dressed in rogas, reclined as they ate. Freshman Latin students were auctioned off os slaves. Latin Club, a member of tho Junior Classical League, is presided over by Bonnie Ver Steeg. Other officers are: Vice-President, Mary Bittle; Secretary, Diane Jasperson; Treasurer, Allen Odden. LATINA VIVAT! 80 F. T. A. ROW ON£: Porn Dougloi. Kothy Soucn. Kothy Lahro, Juno ChojteV, Soroh. Winn, lyn Bookman; ROW TWO: Cindy Powell, Bov Poronioou. Lorrie Ovethol . Roberta Pudll, Bonnie Gunnon, Sharon Ottlng; ROW THREE: Oeo Powell, Penny Heglund. Mottle Strulberg, Merilee Stennet. Gail Plocker. Pom Koellen. Goy Eggan. Poulo Polio,-ROW FOUR: Carol Henretfo, Penny Ander-� on, Solly Blohm, Carolyn Grovoil, Undo Wotton. Pot Miller. Barboro Sorenson, Faith Vkkermonj ROW FIVE: Sue Mender-ton, Elizobeth Brekke. Kathy Jindro, Carol RohrKhnelder, Chrit Johnson. Sue Lon-berger, leRona Bast, Koren Larson, Joyce Bren F. T. A. ROW ONE: Karen Dibble, Barb Welch. Bonnie Armstrong, Undo Hanton, Bonnie Ver Steeg, Judy Anne Honigt, Kay Zo-karioten, Corol Nelson; ROW TWO: Mr. Stolley, Marlys Olton, Borb Odden, Emy Hagen, Connie Holcomb, Jeanette Zoltz. Emy Johnson, Pot Regan, Doris Nebon; ROW THREE: Julie Reogor, Borb Mock, Barb Rorboch, Deanna Dernier, Linda Lor-son, Betty Bolton, Ponny Endtley, Liz Hoot, Sherry Russell; ROW FOUR: Judy Gen-dreao, Corol Kuehn, Joy Porkinson, Sue Gustafson, Carolyn Heino, Corol Sue Scott, Diane Broberg, Bev Doles|l, Nancy Mueller; ROW FIVE: Gretchen Sachs, Penny Johnson, Joann Steidl, Rita Schmitz. Judy Hanson, Noncy Moyors, Sandra Waring, Deanna Carter, Shod Erickson F. T. A. Deanna Dernier teoches reading at Alice Smith elementory school. TOMORROW’S TEACHERS TODAY T.A.: One of the most active F.T.A. clubs in Minnesota is the Hopkins High group. Through various activities the girls acquaint themselves with the many duties of a teacher. They take several teaching jobs in the local grade schools. There the F.T.A.'ers shine in the challenge to be on the opposite side of the desk. While they aro there, they get many chuckles from the innocent faces. For example, one boy in the sixth grade looked at his senior teacher and soid, My you hove pretty legs! Along with the pleasures the girls, under tho direction of Mr. Stally, hove ushered of the M.E.A. conference, taken a field trip to Carleton College, ushered at the P.T.A. open house, helped our own high school teachers, and heard speakers at their regular monthly meetings. 81 cy GIRLS’ CLUB AIDS SCHOOL ALETTES: If you happened to walk into the Little Theoter any third Tuesday evening of the month, you would no doubt hear President Peg Schmitz calling to order a meeting of the lorgest organization in our school, the Cavalottes. On the stage you would see Julie Rcagor with secretory book in hand, Kathy Jindra struggling with money problems, and Vice President Chris Johnson lending assistance. Surveying the group near the rear of the auditorium is their adviser, Mrs. Borfz, smiling eagerly in anticipation of o busy month ahead. The three hundred girls begin their activities early in the year by sponsoring the Homecoming Dance. Later in the foil they sponsor Sadie Hawkins and mid-year the Winter Formal in co-ordinotion with the Cavaliers. Cavalcttes is a social service organization which annually sells Student Directories and participates in the Lily Day Sole. This year they also solicited for the Community Chest. Throughout the year the Cavaiettes have joint programs with the Cavaliers. Among those were a Christmas party sponsored by the Cavaliers in which the two clubs caroled through Hopkins ond returned to the school for square dancing,- a leadership retreat at Lyman Lodge for officers and brigetfe and brigade leaders proved to be such o successful undertaking that it will be added as an annual activity; and three joint meetings with panels such as the annual A.F.S. panel. In the spring the Covalcttcs give $250 to the A.F.S. program and, together with the Cavaliers, a scholarship of $150 to a senior. The year is completed by a Mother-Daughter Banquet to announce the new officers in May. CAVALETTES CAVEIETTE OFFICERS . . . Kathy Jindra, Treasurer, Julie Roogor, Secretory; Mr . Borti, Adviser, P g Schmiti, President; Chri Johnson, Vico President CAVALETTES ROW ONE: Pol Morquordt, Lynn Dohlborg, Julio Roogor. Marilyn lustier, Sally Detail-tro, Janet Wocho, Judy Boinkcj ROW TWO: Jono Bonder, Goylo Swanson, Suo Gustafson (Brigotto leodor), Gwen Smith. Kothy Jindra, Chris Johnson, Carol Kuohn (Brigotto tcodor), Suo Rosmussenj ROW THREE: Kothy Senesac. Solly Blohm, 8arb Waterman, Grotchcn Socks. Sue Fordon, Georgene Mill, Suo Shoots, ROW FOUR: Anno Howkinson, Sandy' lotehaw, Judy La Salle, Noel Farr, Dione Platfes, Ponny Bren. Barb Hotksfod; ROW FIVE: Vivian Toylor, Kothy Rxtboth, Cindy Powell, Margo Torosor, Karon Johnson CAVALETTES ROW ONE: Connie lozorctti, Dorothy Up-hoven. Penny Heglond, Jerrifeo Echert. Cloudlo Morin, Shoron Zwicg, Pot Lodes; ROW TWO: Virginio Corlson, Vory Mun-ncke, Corofe Honrolta, Paulo Wiley, Mory Ann Hcrzan. Dorlene Peterson, Eloine Sull-wold: ROW THREE: Pam Gerring, Corol Leonard, Sue Sandstrom, Cheryl Walsh, Chorion© Berg. Suson Helrerud, Borb Petorson, Lindo Honson; ROW FOUR: Suson Lerohl, Karen Walker, Karen Sond-gren, Nancy Herfert, Betty Kinsman. Peggy Paul; Jill Koellen, Suo Lionberger; ROW FIVE: Motti Stulberg, Ann longbolla. Gretchen Amundson, Judy Thoringer. Penny Anderson, Donno Campbell, Holly Hag-strom, Lcanne Peters, Pat Sfrond CAVALETTES ROW ONE: Jerri Johnson. Emy Gronf. Sally Winn, Kathy Junkin, Sue Doss; ROW TWO: Judy Honigs, Debbie Griswold. Bev Parenteau, Sartdi Erickson, Marlynn Ross. Kathy Kinn,- ROW THREE: Dee Oxell. Terri Soland, Borb Odden, II Haas. Jeanette Zoltz, Coro! Rusch, Barb Sorenson; ROW FOUR: Diane Brandcnborg, Penny Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Joanne Turner, Elizabeth Brekke, Peg Ziegenhagen, Karen Larson,- ROW FIVE: Karen Ko'pi, Carol Gobel, Shirley King, Pot Ueeek, Jo Romer. Mo Olson, Bev Dolesji, Gerry Benson CAVALETTES ROW ONE: Judy Larson, Doris Nelson, Janice Zweig, Roberto Hanning, Karen Klugo, Margaret Turngren, Anne Rimdol,-ROW TWO: Joanne Coryes, Susan Klouda, Nanette Seelye, Judy Schulz, Suzanne Snook, Judy Horrison,- ROW THREE: Pam Douglos, Pom Koellon, Kothl Noris, Bonnie Armstrong, Mary Knott, Shirley Gnerer, Georganne Dietrich, Pam Thuleen, Kathy Johnson; ROW FOUR: Sharon Oiting. Carol Rohrschnelder, Penny Endsley, Sally Whealen, Corolyn 8oron. Pat Shallmon; ROW FIVE: Mary Sodomo, Gay Eggan. Karen Kihlman, Bonnie Bor Steeg, Darlene Hansen, Sarah Turngren, Mary Thoringer, Mary Bittlo CAVALETTES ROW ONEs Faith Vickcrman, Gayle Ptocker, Claudio Leppo, Carolyn HoF-strand, Nancy Evan, Lynn Peterson,- ROW TWO: Gail Levy, Nancy Jocobs, Barb Mock, Betty Bolton, Pat Holter, Juonita Conard, Dorothy Holcher, Karen Wondroi; ROW THREE: Sue Henderson. Lerona Bast, Corol Murphy, Cheryl Heineckc, Kay Erickson, Jeanino Pcoch, Eileen Cecko.- ROW FOUR: Mary Schwantes, Mory Jo Telko, Heather Peterson, Joan Aubrccht, Agnes Lever-nier, Ruth Rosmussen; ROW FIVE: Carol Nelson, Carolyn Hein©. Diane Broberg, Sandra Worelng, Judy Schneeberg, Charlotte Mann. Judy Hoover, Lynn Beckman CAVALETTES ROW ONE: Edith logid.n, Mavis Moon, Shari Rochm. Jody Johnson. Joyce Nelson. Jody Johnson.- ROW TWO: Nan y Frank,' Connie Holcomb, Kothy Schtebo. Koy Zak-oriasen, Theo Telke. Peg Marsho'!, Korea Podil, Oori� Shubert; ROW THREE: Carol Oie, Jon I vers, Mary Larson. Karen Dibble, DoDe Dernier, Toni Webster. Sherry Russell. Robin Sheldon; ROW FOUR: Mory Te-borg. Barb Hosemon, Pot Miller. Roberto Podil, Merry Mork, Poulo Palen, Diane Josperson; ROW FIVE: Margie Dao, Sally Saxon, Sondy Vickormon, Joan Pagclkopf, Sharon Haase, Koy Fix, Karon Dahlin, Joyce Bren. Dione Hillman CAVALETTES ROW ONE: Kitty Dibble. Kothy Richardson, Janice Bergman, Mary Ann Sidlo, Jone Horincor, Borb Kroutkremer,- ROW TWO: Emy Johnson, Corol Smith,. Andy Johnson, Carolyn Olson, Janot Hoft, Nancy Myers, Jayne Dolan,- ROW THREE; Sue Scott, Gretchen Woldcn, Jeanette Smith, Judy Honsen, Judy Gendreou, Anita Kraml, Wendy Moose; ROW FOUR: Dione Johnson, Nancy Freeman, Nancy Mueller, Peg Dvorok. Shirlee Johnson, Sherry Weidcn-bach, Adrienne Seek; ROW FIVE: Carole Nelson, Peggy Hamilton, Koy Rierson, Jeon Werner, Judy Smith, Kay Moir, lindo Welch, Corol DeGhetto CAVALETTES ROW ONE: Dione Tank, Susan Von Bcr. gen. Undo Jorgenson, Karen Hokel, Nancy Larson, Judy Zeik, ROW TWO: Koy Perkins, Karen Stenboch, Kourio Overholt, Mary Topko, Nancy Johnson, Mory Guntzel. Marcia Wunderlkk, Judy Uherka; ROW THREE: Barb McGonnon, Nancy Groetsch. Janice Neutgrens, Borb Rorboch, Joy Parkinson, Carol Lord, Connie Wescn, Roberto Sachs; ROW FOUR: Mary Zochariosen, Poulo Potferson, Mary Ann Whiteman, Merrillee Stennes, Amy Willis, Carol Du-Poy, Emy Hagen, Mary 8uckononj ROW FIVE: Bonnie Gunnon, llene Streimikes, Jone Downing, Coroly Grovell, Joonne Else. Kothy Souers, Lynn Woodrich CAVALETTES THE CAVALETTES' SADIE HAWKINS DAY DANCE . . . Who will be the lucky lady to win this priio? H CLUB ROW ONE: John Hoidol, l � lle Henson. John Gilbertson, Bob Benson, Jerry Kinsman; ROW TWO: Don 8etlock. Barry Carlson, Mike Sullivon, Brad Johnson, Don Schuette, Mr. Moelzold; ROW THREE: Terry O'Brien. Tom Von Bergen, Win Jensen, Ed Word, Uoyd Hockall, Bryan Magnuson; ROW FOUR: Sfevo Wooley. Rick Andre. Joy Young, Gront Trigstod. S'eve Puck. Jim Drogon, Tom Gogner H CLUB ROW ONE: John Quom, John Swon. Bill Gulbrondson, Kern Walker,- ROW TWO: Fred Clossoy. Sherm Wilkins. Ron Lorson, Dennis RoDue. Marv Soobo; ROW THREE: Dave Betlock, Bruce Johnson, Steve Gogc, Fronk Reagor. Jim Werner; ROW FOUR: Mike Ncodecker, Rolph Allen, Dennis Schoub, Dennis Wendell. Ken Kchr, Bob Schroedcr JUNIOR ROTARIANS ROW ONE: Kon Kchr, Borry Carlson. Craig Anderson, John Swon, Mark Merrill; ROW TWO: Joy Young. Kern Walker, 8ob Egge. Elon Peterson, Dave Reinertson; ROW THREE: 8ruce Johnson. Bob Stokes, Denny Schoub. Cosey Underhill. Denny Wendell. Dave Krause OUR ATHLETES AND AMBASSADORS CLUB: The H-Club is an organization of Hopkins high school lettermen. All boys who have received letters have the right to become members. The requirements ore not severe, but o boy must show a desire to improve his character in sportsmanship, and to be unselfish in working for the club. The H Club members take tickets of home basketball gomes, serve as ushers and sponsor concessions The proceeds from concessions are used by the club to buy letters and athletic equipment. All new members ore initiated in the spring of the year . . . JUNIOR ROTARIANS: The Junior Rotarians are a group of boys selected by the faculty to represent our school at the prominent business men's organization, the Rotary Club. 85 SOUTH ST. PAUL LITTLE NATIONALS PARTICIPANTS TOP ROW: Jim Conovor, Dovid Reversion, Mork Josefion. Peter Ronum; ROW TWO: Dodi Hokhor, Christie Johnson; ROW ONE: Unidentified Bystonde's REGION FIVE CHAMPIONS Mr. Coruson. Craig Anderson. Cosoy Underhill, Dovid Kroose, Elon Peterson, Mr. Anderson SOUTH ST. PAUL LITTLE NATIONALS WINNERS Mr. Corvjon, David Krout«, Donnis Schaub, Dodl Holchcr, Caiey Underhill, Craig Andcrion, Mork Joiefwn, CHristio Johnton, Elon Poicrson, Mr. Thiele, Mr. Anderjon TOP DEBATORS PLACE SECOND IN STATE D I ESEARCH skills, speaking and writing, analysis and syntheses — these are the important academic abilities thot the Hopkins Debate program endeavors to develop in the debater. If these abilities can be measured by the record of our debate team, this year hos been very successful. The defending State Champions won many of the outstanding tournaments in the mid-west. They placed second in this year's state tournament and second in the district National Forenisic League tournoment. For the Fifth consecutive year they won the Region V title, and for the third year they won the Mac-alester College Invitational. The debaters placed first and second at the Little Nationals; they were first at the Esthervillo, Iowa and Wattorfown South Dakota Invitationals,- and they won the Key City tournament at Mankato. The debaters attribute their success to the enthusiasm and cooperation they give each other, to the tremendous sources of information that they have ot their disposal, and to the espirt de corps that has been handed down to them from interested alumni. Win or lose, the academic skills that they have learned, the travel they experienced, the friends they have come to know all have made debate on activity to be remembered. HOPKINS' TOP DEBATORS . . . David Krov� «, Croig Anderton. Elon 87 Pefcrion and Cotey Underhill. WARRIOR EDITORS ROW ONE: Terri Soland, Andy Foster. Barb Mack, Mavis Mohn; ROW TWO: Mary Thoringor, Ellen Andrews. Mo Olson, Peg Schmitz; ROW THREE: Stcvo Gage, Dave Goodwin, Jim Conover. Don Johnson,- ROW FOUR: Ken Swonsson, Gciry McCrcody, Ken Kosllol EDITORIAL STAFF ROW ONE: Barb Rorboch, Nancy Johnson, Morley Olson, Ann Hawklnson, Emy Johnson; ROW TWO: Sue Gustafson, Noncy Meyers, Penny Endseley, Noncy Jacobs. Gall levy- ROW THREE: Barb Bur-nikl, Carol Kuehn, Doris Nelson, De De Dernier; ROW FOUR: Mike McGinty, Ron Larson, Ken Kostial BUSINESS MANAGERS ... Den and Barb enjoying their work TOP SALESMEN . . . lourio and Pat told the most sponsorships for the WARRIOR. WARRIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS . . . Mike and Ron print the results of their work. ART STAFF AND HELPERS . . . Moke-up for Mist WARRIOR, our float in the Homecoming Porode WARRIOR BUSINESS STAFF ROW ONE: Bonnie Armstrong, Connie Hokomb, Bonnio Ver Steeg, Corol Nelson, Borb M xk, Saro Turngrenj ROW TWO: 8orb Rorboch, Paulo Wlloy, Morloy Olson, Penny Endsley. Jody Honlgs, Movis Mohn, Olono Broborg, Lynn Dohlberg; ROW THREE: Mary Thoringer. NoiKy Johnson, Soo Gustafson, Carole Kuehn, Gretchen Sochs, Oe De Dernier, Solly Saxon, Carol lord; ROW FOUR: Karen Klhlmon, Carolyn Hoino, Sherry Russell, Ron Larson, Taro Murotoj ROW FIVE: Gory MtCrcody, Paul Johnson, Barry Whiteokor, Don Johnson, Mike McGinty, Dennis Sandberg FUN, WORK, DEADLINES - YEARBOOK aRRIOR STAFF: This year the 1960 Warrior Staff has originated and experimented with a new plan of staff organization and a larger sized book. Working with Mr. John Englebart, Adviser; and Peg Schmitz, Editor-in-Chief were the Business Staff, Photographers and Editorial staff. The Business Staff, headed by Barb Mack ond Don Johnson started their work early this fall of soliciting sponsors, and taking orders for books. This year, the quota was broken by 200 books, for over 1,000 books were sold. In October the Editoriol Staff composed of section editors began to prepare for the first deadline. During the year deadlines were met monthly ofter weeks of identifying pictures and writing copy. Throughout the work of both staffs, the photographers Ron Larson and Mike McGinty were busy snooping around the school to catch unsuspecting victims and thus capturing unforgettable moments. If was the purpose of the staff to reach an ultimate goal ... to produce a yearbook which will provide each member of Hopkins Senior High with a tangible memory of his experiences here. (Right) PEG SCHMITZ . . . Editor-m-Chi ! o th 1960 WARRIOR 89 PEP CLUB Our Pep Club turn the gym info o Brood-woy stage. PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Non y Jacobs, Ellen Andrews, Gail Levy, Barb Odden, Noncy Culvor, Nancy Larson; ROW TWO: Mary Tharlnger. Noncy Johnson, Solly Deloittro, Judy Anno Monigs, lyn Spinney. Anita Kroml; ROW THREE: Harriet Westover, Paulo Wiley, Sally Saxon, Carol Rohrschneider, Carol lord, Betty Bolton; ROW FOUR: Emy Johnson. Kathy Dolny, Grotchcn Sachs, Molly Mogslrom, Marilyn lussior, Judy Brokl; ROW FIVE: Lynn Oahlberg, Judy Hanson. Penny Bren, Jon Hersmon, Carol Hesse, Judy Slang, Eliiobeth Brekke PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Greichen Wolden, Connie la-iorelti, Barb Rorboch, Julie Rcagor, Carolyn Heino. Bonnie Armstrong; ROW TWO: Joonne Kosso, Oorothy Hokher, Mary Knott, Linda Hanson. Deanna Dernier, Bonnie Ver Sleeg. Kay Zakariosen; ROW THREE: Peg Ziogenhogen. Sandy Vicker-man. Penny Johnson. Karen Korpi. Dionne Hillmon, Agnes levernier; ROW FOUR: Peg Dvorok, Barb Peterson. Amy Willis, Judy Anderson, Judy Smith, Joan Pogclkopf, Judy Mkhl PEP CLUB: SPIRIT INCORPORATED ir EP CLUB: This year's Pep Club was led by Jan Reeves, President; Merdlee Sfennes, Vice-President; Peg Dvorak, Treasurer,- Marlene Olson, Secretary; and Mary Jane Blaha, Historian. Pep Club's busy year started off with the big sisters getting acquainted with their little sisters at a picnic which was held in the rain one hour before one of the first football games. The little sisters were told at this time some of the requirements for becoming members of the club. With apprehension and excitement they looked forward to o year of bowing to the wishes of their big sisters. The Homecoming Coronation and variety show were the first major activities to be undertaken by the Pep Club. Under the capable leadership of Mrs. Shonus, Pep Club adviser, and after the hard work of those involved in these two events, the coronation and variety show were a great success. Money-moking projects taken on by the Pep Club to meet their various expenses were concessions at football and basketball games, selling mums ot Homecoming, and an ice cream social given in association with the Dairy Queen in Minnetonka Mills. A flash-cord section, headed by Mary Thoringer, performed a a pep-fest and several basketball games, adding to the school spirit, The climax of the year's events was the Spring Tea. It was held in honor of the new members and the graduating Seniors. New officers were chosen, and the outgoing president gave her farewell. PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Judy Hoover, Mary Lou So-domo, Carol Kvehn, Doris Nelson, Sharon Weidenbach, Barb Mock, Morly OIson; ROW TWO: Sandy Hording, Corolyn Hof-� trond, lorrio Ovorholt, Sue Kloudo, Joy Parkinson, Connie Holcomb, Carol Nelson, Mrs. Shanus; ROW THREE: Adrion Seek, Kathy Norris, Mattie Strulberg, Merrilee Stennes, Mary Wicdman, Emy Hagen, Mary Jono Bloho, Sue Gustafson. Nanette Seelye, ROW FOUR: Solly Wheolon, Carol Oie, Barb McGonnon, Sharon Tobias, Penny Endsley, Linda Larson, Janet Reeves. Dlono Highland; ROW FIVE: Sue Hender-son, Gretchen Admundscn, Gwen Smith, Marleno Olson. Ann Hawklnson, Nancy Meyers, Carol Goebel, Karen Kluge, Charlene Berg PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS ... Mo Ohon, Secretory; Peg Dvorok, Treasurer; Mary Jon Blaha, Historian; M rilee Stennes, Vice-President, Jon Reeves, President. HI CRIER ROW ONE: Ann Howkinson. Solly Soxon, Corol lord, Jon Herzoni ROW TWO: Corol Khuen, Doris Nelson, Sorb Bvrmkel. Mr Duvivier,- ROW THREE; Judy Anderson, Pot Rcohon, Rito Schmitz, June Chostik; ROW FOUR: Solly Winn, Sorb Rorboch, Noncy Johnson, Morlys Olson, Joan Pagelkofi. ROW FIVE: Bob Boysen, Jon Oe Vries. Allan lovowell. Dovo Bollock, Ken Swcnsson H l-CRIER STAFF: Our Hi-Crier staff has for one more year informed the students of the where, why, when, what and how of Hopkins High athletics, school plays, outstanding students, clubs and organization, and awards and achievements. Its editors will be the first to admit that their work is never done from their first day of journolism until they retire in February . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Notional Honor Society is composed of a small group of Juniors and Seniors chosen by fho teachers for these criteria: leadership, service, scholarship and character. Their annual induction of new members will take place this spring . . . SEXTET: The Sextet is selected from the members of the choir. They have the enjoyment of performing for both school and social functions throughout the year. JOURNALISM, SINGING AND SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE: Amy Willis, Emy Johnson, Noncy Mueller, Connie Holcomb, Miss Nelson, ROW TWO: Barb Burmkcl, Dor.s Nelson, Mory Jo Tolko, Corol Khuen, Mork Merrill, Don Johnson: ROW THREE: Bob Stokes. Elon Peterson, Kern Wolker, Craig Anderson, Bob Egge, Casey Underhill, Bruce Johnson SEXTETTE Mory Cuntzel. Mory Ann Whiteman. Ann longbello, Mory Peterson. Amy Willis. Corole Oie. Shoron Crandall DISC JOCKEY DISC JOCKEY PRESIDENT DAVE IAU . . . Radio announcer for station WHHS THE VOICE OF HOPKINS Disc JOCKEY CLUB: Being one of the smaller clubs in school, with under twenty members, hos proved no handicap to the Disc Jockey Club. The D.J.'s had their full share of activities including concessions, noon programs, and o Lake Conference Dance. Full access to the broadcosting booth hos given all members o chance of programming and announcing. WHHS, the name given to the station, presents musical programs during lunch periods and after school. The Disc Jockeys also act as a service club, providing other groups in the school with free publicity and music for dances. Another service offered by the club is providing of equipment and assistance at pep fests, basketball games and auditorium programs. DISC JOCKEY ROW ONE: Jeonne Connolly, Connie Smith, Donna Gnerer, Shirley Gnerer, Sue Ferdon, Lynn Peterson; ROW TWO: Bob Snook, Bob Boysen, Dove Lou, Don Nichols, Dove Zottersfrom; ROW THREE: Ariin Stoltenow, Jim Miller, Ken Kosondro. Dole Ruho, Jon DeVries. Ted Anderson. DISC JOCKEY DISC JOCKEY MEMBERS AT THE CON-TROLS . . . Ariin Stoltenow, Sue Ferdon, Shirley Gnerer, Ken Kosondro THE 1 960 WARRIOR PRESENTS OUR HOPKINS’ SPORTS TEACH PLAYERS AND SPECTATORS ALIKE THE VALUE OF FAIR PLAY AND GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP. WARRIORETTES ROW ONE: Penny Heglond, Corot Henrietta, Sue Hollburg, Kay Erickson, Pot lodes. Sharon Haase. Sondy Vlckormon, Amy Willis,- ROW TWO: Merry Mork, Nancy Jacobi. Jodi Anderion. JoAnn Else. Jody Tharingcr, Lynn Dohlberg. Jody Stong. Judy Smith. Penny Johnion, Mary Thoringer, Motti Sol berg. Roberto Podil. Cheryl Hyer. Oeonna Oemler THEY LEAD OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT A” TEAM CHEERLEADERS ROW ONEi Merilee Stonnei. Paula Wiley; Gretch Amundson; ROW TWO: Emy Hagen. Mary Jone Bloho. Borb Peterson. Pog Dvorak “B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Jody Uhorko. Sondy lorchow, Kathy Johnson, Sue Sheots, Claudia Morin, Koren Pudll, Terri Sotand “B SQUAD ROW ONE: Rich Von Bergen, Neil Andeoon, John Hoidol, Dick Seelye. Mognoton, Roger Hiemke. Roy Sveen, Gory Gustofion. Bill leek. Pol Gory Airokiinen, Jim Leslie. Gory Erickson. John Payne, Miko O'Connell, Connolly. Neil Lubke. lee Gerde, Mr. Merritt. Barry Welch, Pool Anderson, ROW TWO: Mr. Oterod. Fronk Wolker, Brian WARRIOR’S COMPLETE “RAINY” SEASON I HE WALLOPING FIRST TWO WEEKS of practice was followed by the Warriors making their debut on the gridiron of Mound. Thanks to the ingenuity of Ken Kehr, the running skill of Dan Betlock and Bill Smasal, and the agility of Denny Wendell the Warriors defeated Mound. In the second game of tho year Dan Betlock scored two touchdowns, one on a 70 yard pass from Kohr. Never-the-less, Woyzota, paced by Ray Zitzloff, defeated Hopkins 25 to 12. The following week Hopkins faced Robbinsdole. We were expected to show anything except spirit; yet through excellent protection in the line Kehr wos able to find Dan Schuetfe in the open for the first score of the game. Though Hopkins scored again in tho second half, Robbinsdole's power proved too much for the gridders. Injuries had much to do with Hopkins next two games os we were defeated by Minnetonka 39 to 0 ond Austin 54 to 6. Next in line for the Warriors was Bloomington. Ends Denny Wendell, Kent Houston, ond Steve Ofterstedt along with linebacker Dick Seelye led tho Hopkins defense which held Bloomington scoreless the first half. Bloomington scored three times in the second half to defeat us 20 to 0. In our Homecoming game with Richfield, the Warriors met with Richfield's sproad offense. Kehr was able to score two touchdowns thanks to the excellent blocking of center Bruce Johnson. Hopkins finished up the season in the rain at Edina, losing to St. Louis Park, 40 to 7. Junior John Hoidol wos the only Warrior able to cross the Park goal. HOPKINS 1959 FOOTBALL CO CAPTAINS ... Ken Kehr ond Denn.r Wendell 97 CAN'T YOU READI KEEP OFF THE GRASS. . . . Kehr and Throdohl eho� o a treipauor. IT'S MINE, I HOPEI • • • Denny bottle for pigtkin. GLAD TO MEET YOUI • . • Woyrofo player glod lo facklo Wendoll. PlEASE MISTER STOPI • • - John Wiig pursue Richfield runner. ROW ONE: Dove Betlock, Mgr., Donnis RoDue, Mgr.. Don Schuette, Kent Hueston, Don Betlock. Bruce Johnson, Front: Rcogor, Bob Schroeder, Dennis Wendell, Mike Sullivan, Ken Kehr. John Swon, Morv.n Shoubo. Mgr.; ROW TWO: Phil Nichols, John Poninen. Jim Warner, Stove Otterstcdt, Roy Hokel, Fred Clossey. Bill Gulbrondson, Sherm Wilkens. Jerry 8ergor, Dennis Schoub. Donny Honsen. Steve Puck, Dick Scelye,- ROW THREE; Tom Von Bergen, Gory Erickson, Jim leslio, Neil Anderson, Borry Welch. Bill Payne, Terry Olson, Bryan Magnuson, Rich Von Bergen. John Hoidol-Gory Airaksinen, John Wiig, Rick Andre, Pete Throdohl, Mike O'Connell. Mr. Krogsolh; ROW FOUR: Gary Gustafson. Mr. Merrill, Frank Wolkor. Mr Howelb, Roger Heimke, Mr. Olerud, Lelond Gude, Roy Svecn, Bill leek, Neil luebke. Pot Connelly, Bill Anderson, Mr. Benson. HE SAILED THROUGH THE AIR WITH THE GREATEST OF EASE . . . Denny defies gravity in pursuit of ball. SCORES Hopkins.. 19 Mound............. 6 Hopkins.. 12 Wayzeta ......... 25 Hopkins.. 12 Robbinsdale ... 33 Hopkins. . 0 Minnetonka .... 39 Hopkins. . 6 Austin .......... 54 Hopkins. . 0 Bloomington ... 20 Hopkins.. 13 Richfield ....... 33 Hopkins. . 0 Edina.............20 Hopkins. . 7 Park ............ 40 99 � � ! •� QOl J AD ONE: Rick Brown, Bruco Soltis, John Pederson, Jim Wiig, Kent Sevorson, Gront Trygstod; ROW TWO: D OVxU Bob Mgr., Denny Simpjon, Ron Axel, Bill Honcock, Dove Drowbert, Bill Anderson, Bill Leek; ROW THREE: Mr. Mactxold, Mr. Novak, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Merritt. HOLD IT BUDDYI .. • Lovemork tie up Pete. SCORES Hopkins. .51 Mound..........62 Hopkins. .51 Edina..........50 Hopkins . 41 Robbinsdale .. 65 Hopkins. .51 Minnetonka ... 48 Hopkins. .59 Bloomington .. 65 Hopkins..54 Richfield ...... 68 Hopkins..58 Wayzata........70 Hopkins..57 Park............76 Hopkins. .52 Mound..........55 Hopkins..55 Edina...........57’ Hopkins. .53 Robbinsdale .. 57 Hopkins. .50 Minnetonka .. 72 Hopkins.. 67 St. Paul Monroe. .27 Hopkins..51 Bloomington .. 71 Hopkins..46 Richfield ...... 66 Hopkins..46 Wayzata .... 56 Hopkins..49 Park ........... 63 Hopkins. .79 Eden Prairie ... 38 Hopkins..47 Edina .......... 64 double overtime 100 ,, ROW ONE: Neil luebkc, Pete Throdohl, Jim Wilg. Ron Vonek. John LoRue. Ken Kehr; ROW TWO: Bob A SQUAD Ewold, Kont Sove'ton, Grant Trygjtod, Jim Moson, Bob Stokei, Phi N. holt; ROW THREE: Mr. Reynold}, Aut Coo h, Mr. Novok. Cooch. BASKETBALL The HOPKINS BASKETBALL TEAM monaged only a few bright spots in their long season which saw them win 4 ond lose 15. The Warriors started the season off with a defeat at the hands of Mound 62—51. Senior John LaRue led the team in scoring with eight field goals for 16 points. Junior Pete Throdohl played his best game of the whole season os he came up with 12. Hopkins' first victory was at Edina as the Warriors won 51—50 but they had to fight off an Edina rally. Hopkins let by 10 going into the last quarter. Ron Vonek led the way with 15 followed by Ken Kehr with 12. Hopkins was off in all respects as Robbinsdale defeated them by 24 points, 65—41. Vonek led the Warriors in scoring with 12. Hopkins lost conference victory for the season came at Minnetonka as the Warriors sneaked by 51—48. Hopkins trailed by two at halftime but rallied to win both of the lost quarters. Vaned topped all scorerswith 19. After tho Minnetonka victory Hopkins dropped eight straight before they met St. Paul Monroe in a non-conference game which they won 67—27. Hopkins finished the conference schedule by losing four more before they defeated Eden Prairie in the sub-district 79—38. The Warriors ended their season losing to Edina in the finals of the sub-district, 64-47. Following the Minnetonka victory Hopkins played in four close conference games that with a twist of luck they could hove won. They include the losses to Bloomington, Robbinsdale, Mound and Edina. Against Edina the Warriors were defeated in double overtime. Both teams scored five points in the first overtime, but Edina was first to score in the sudden death to make it 57—55. Hopkins helped prove the superiority of the Lake Conference as they won two non-conference games by scores of 67—27 over St. Paul Monroe and 79—38 over Eden Prairie. WARRIOR HOPES FALL SHORT FOOLED HIM AGAINI - -. LoRue drive around Al Druikin. FIRST AND TEN|. - - Warrior scromblo for boll. OH NOI NOT YOU AGAINI - - - Sauer and Minnetonka's Parr fight for boll. HIKEI - • ■ Sauer grabs loose boll. I SAID UH-HUHI - - - Ken and Phil keep lovemork from ball. OLD RIVALS! SENIORS VS. JUNIORS ... Mid season inter-ALLAH BE PRAISEDI - - - 8askctoars fight for rebound. squad gome. WHERE'S THE BAU? • .. Ken loodi hi mote to the boll. COME ON NEIL, RAISE THAT SCOREl • • • luebke put in hvo. HERE IT COMES AGAINI • - Warrior bottlo Skipper for rebound. 103 SWIMMING CO-CAPTAINS OF J959-60 . . . Barry Carljon, Joy HAPPY FINISHER . . . Brueo Ra� mu� .en climb, from pool after another Young, and Ralph Alton. win. “R OIJAD ROW ONE: John Ziegenhogen, Doug Knudson, Mike Perkin., John New, Bill Pfieffcr, Greg Allen, Louio Johnson; ROW TWO: Bill Plico, Roy Sveen, Jerry Rlchtor, Joe lovernier, Jock Hosolwcod; ROW THREE: Mike Sullivan. Mgr., Mike Miller, Glonn Johnson, Roger Hcimko, Don Raubon, Mr. Luko, Cooch. A SQUAD ROW ONE: Jim lovy, Rick Merrill, Oon Pederion, Sorry Corlton. lorry Doy, Corl Sovorton, Ken Zokorioton, Sill Sianlon,- ROW TWO: Brod Johnjon, Mgr., Gory Erickson, Lloyd Hockel, Ccit Strot . Tom Gogner. Bob Snook, Alon Mueller. Steve Wooley. ROW THREE: Mr. Johnson. Cooch. Ralph Allen, Win Jensen, Joy Young, Merrill Kempfert, Mike Neudecker, Bruce Rasmussen, Terry O'Brien, Mr. Luke, Cooch. On DECEMBER 2, 1959, tho Hopkins swim team opened its quest for the Lake Conference championship and the much hoped for State Championship. U High, the first victim of the Hopkins team, was overcome by a 69 to 17 decision. It was in this moot that Bruce Rasmussen, set a pool record of 4.21.4 in the 400 yard feestyle. This was eight seconds under the stole record. During tho next two weeks the mermen overcame St. Louis Pork and Edina by scores of 68 to 27 and 63 to 32 respectively. During Christmas vacofion our swimmers met and decisively defeated Hibbing 63 to 32 and Biwobik 48 to 38. On January 13, the swim team began an in ond out schedule, swimming a Lake conference team one week and going out of the conference the next. Hopkins systematically defeated Robinsdole, Winona, U High, Austin, St. Louis Park, and Edina. On February 20, tho Warriors, led by Bruce Rasmussen and another Potential all-American Ralph Allen, who during the year hod broken the state record and set a pool record in the 200 yard free-style with a time of 1.57.8, plus two other pool record holders Mike Neudecker in the 50 yard freestyle and sophomore Cris Strotz in the backstroke, entered and won the District meet. On February 26 and 27 in the State meet the mermen, led by reliable Rasmussen who won both tho 400 and 200 yard freestyle and Ralph Allen who climbed out of the sick bed to fry and help the team, swam to their utmost; but fell just short, coming in second to Biwabik, 59 to 56. WARRIORS SPLASH TO SECOND IN STATE UP AND AT EM . . . Mik N ud ck r, Crit Strot , ond Gory Erickton climb out of pool. THE SEARCH IS ON . . . Puckstert seorch for puck. YOU'RE GOING TO NEEO THAT HELMET . . . Aircktinen prepores to shoot before ho it hit. NOT A CARE IN THE WORLD . . . John Quom looms oblivious to Skipper ruth. SAFE AT HOME . . . Ron Larson slides into the boards. “B SQUAD Tom Clauson, Dovo Lorton, Stevo Puck, Mike Ross, Jim Gustus, Ed Oovidge. Paul Anderson, Pot Connolly, Stevo Olson. A” OllAD ROW °NE‘ l°rry Zueltmon' Bil1 Gwlbrondten. Don Schuclto. Sherm Wilkini. Ron lorjon, Marvin Shobo; M OVxUnU ROW TWO: John Swon, John Quam, Tom Auren. Gory Aircluinen, Jim lejlio. Terry Oi� on, Allen Zwicg, Mr. Godfrey, Cooch. WARRIOR PUCKSTERS PLACE SEVENTH I HE HOPKINS HOCKEY TEAM started off the season with a bang, then they leveled off and finally finished seventh in the Lake conference with a record of four victories, ten defeats, and two ties. Leading scorer for the Warriors was Bill Gulbrandson with five goals and one assist. After the first two conference games Edina and Hopkins were the only undefeated teams in the conference but after that Hopkins dropped out of the title picture. Edina won the title while losing only one gome which earned them the right to play in the state hockey meet. Hopkins started the season with an all senior line-up with the exception of one junior,- this changed very little during the season. Dan Schuette ployed goalie, John Swon and junior Terry Olson at defense. Bill Gulbrandson and Ron Larson at wing, and Al Zwieg at center. Hopkins started the season with a 2—1 victory over Bloomington followed by a 3—2 victory over Robbinsdale. John Swon, playing from his defensive position, took a shot and posted his first scoro of the year. Although Hopkins was defeated by St. Louis Pork, Hopkins controlled the puck most of the game. Hopkins split the next two games as they defeated Mound 2—1 and lost to Richfield 1—0. Hopkins' best game of the season wos with Edina as they tied the Hornets 1—1. Hopkins drew with Edina in the lost game of the first round; up until that time Edina had defeated every team in the league. Dan Schuette ployed his best game all year as he made 39 stops. Dan Schu-etto wos chosen to the Suburban Newspaper's all conference. SCORES GOLF R0W ONC: Don lc,K n- D nnl R°Oue; ROW TWO! George Reynolds, Coach; Bruce Pederson, Ralph Allen, Joe lodes. IMPORTANT GOIF TEAM MEMBERS ... TOP CROSS COUNTRY BOB EGGE AND JOHN LARUE RUNNER .. JERRY KINSMAN SPRING AND FALL SPORTS The HOPKINS GOLF TEAM had the state tournament in the fall and the Lake conference schedulo in the spirng. Hopkins placed second in the District 18 tournament, four strokes behind St. Louis Park. Hopkins qualified two golfers for the Region tournament. They were Joe Lodes and Bob Egge. None of the squad finished high enough to play in the state meet. NO HOPKINS TENNIS TEAM member placed higher than district finals In tennis competition. That was senior Mike Ferris who lost out in the District finals. Others who competed TENNIS ROW ONE: Kern Wo!k«r, Jim Conover. Al Zwleg, John Cordalis; ROW TWO: Roger Peterson, Cooch. Mike For-rb, Morrill Kemphert, Joy Young, lorry Doy. in the district were Al Zwieg in the singles, and Kern Walker and Joy Young in the doubles. Others who will round out the rest of the squad are Merrill Kempfert and his brother Daryl who is a freshman, and juniors Jim Conover and Larry Day. THE CROSS COUNTRY squad was the first Hopkins team to gain representation in a state meet. The team made a strong showing by placing fifth in the state. Hopkins had only one runner in the state and that was senior, Jerry Kinsman who placed second in the state meet. Kinsman placed second to Bob Neuman of Southwest. CROSS COUNTRY ROW ONE: Bob Ferris, John Gilbert- jon, les Hansen, Wilton Anderson, Bob Benson; ROW TWOi Pool No-reen, Cooch; Duane Govs. Grant Trygstod, Don Horn, Jerry Kinsman, Ted Anderson. 1959 BASEBALL ROW ONE: Mork Merrill, Ken Kohr, Don BelloeV, Tom Sveen. Bill Smoiol. John Turngron, ROW TWO: John Hotlettod. Dan Schuetto, Donnij Wen doll, Sfovo Otfcittedt, Dell Matheion, Ron lorton. Dove Betlock. Don Fry. Mgr., Morvin Shouba, Mgr. PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL P HE HOPKINS 1959 BASEBALL season was a vory disappointing one. With many returning leftermen the hopes of the squad were very high. John Turngren at catcher, Terry Dillon at shortstop, Tom Sveen at pitcher, and Rick Otto in the outfield were tho returning Senior lettormen. Dan and Dave Bet-lock, Dan Schuetto and Ken Kehr were the Junior lettermen back. Coach Olson made a move that turned out very well. Shortstop Terry Dillon became o relief pitcher. Terry's fast ball would have the batters mixed up after seeing Tom Sveen's curve ball style throughout the early innings. 1 959 TRACK ROW ONE: Rich Von Bergen, Grant Trig-Jted, John Hoidal, Gory Erkkton. Tom Von Bergen, Bob Benton, Pete Throdohl; ROW TWO: Darrell Mohn, Alton Bortheim, Dwayne G m. John Wiig, Chouncy Wenn, Don Horn. John Qvom. ROW THREE: Mr. Hedblom. Jim Worner, Darrell Sipprell. Dove tindmon, Breco Boko burg. Bob Schroeder, Jerry Kiwmon, Steve lundin. Dove Zok, Mr. Noreen. THE 1959 TRACK season was somewhat of a rebuilding period. With the exception of two very tolented seniors, Chauncey Wenn and Roy Tuenge, tho team wos dominated by underclassmen. At one of the big meets of the year, the St. John's Invitational, underclassmen Jerry Kinsman and John Quam woo first places, while junior Dan Horn and sophomore Dwoyno Gess also were point winners. In the region meet, Jerry Kinsmon placed third in the 880 yard run. Jerry wos our only entry in the regions. THREE TOP TRACK RUNNERS . . . BOB BENSON, BOB FERRIS, AND DUANE GESS TWO TOP TRACK STARS . . . DAN HORN AND JERRY KINSMAN 109 o o THE 1 960 WARRIOR PRESENTS OUR ACTIVITIES SCHOOL ACTIVITIES, CORONATIONS, AND DANCES UNITE THE STUDENT BODY TOGETHER WITH EXPERIENCES MUTUALLY SHARED AND ENJOYED GREAT BLAZES! . . . Colebront watch at Homecoming jhow end� with bonfiro. CARRY ME BACK TO OLE VIRGINNY. VARIETY KEYNOTES OUR BEST YEARS L IKE A JIG-SAW PUZZLE, our senior year fell into place. Each new activity slipped into the picture and then became a memory. The Homecoming bonfire, the stately Sno Days coronation, theater programs with live snakes and live electricity, one by one, were enjoyed and remembered Rapunzel, Shakespeare, and Herman Wouk, all made appearances in our Little Theater, while home-grown talent held sway during Snikpoh Follies time. Research papers and English literature made their inevitable appearance while pep lest skits lampooned teachers and other sacred institutions. Finally, threading through and surrounding these activities, were daily classes, the main ingredient of our school life and memories. 113 THEY SAID IT COULDN'T BE DONE . . . faculty lino up for mystery number. THE SCHOOL IS BURNT IN EFFIGY . . . Cavaliers prepare the bonf.ro. AMY CAN'T SAY NO . . . Soloist accompanied by tho rost of the soxfet. DRUM PARTY . . . Procession group perform! before tho New York skyline. 114 ROYALTY BOX . . . ROW ONE; Dee Powell, Karen Dibble, Queen Mary Jane Blaho, Nancy Jacobs, Diane Brondcnborg; ROW TWO; Dick Seelye, Casey Underhill, Donny Wendell, Ken Kehr, Paul Anderson. A BROADWAY HOMECOMING H OMECOMING was an extensive series of activities, offering something for every student. The bonfire provided the spark which set the many activities in motion. The Homecoming parade enabled students from the three classes and various clubs to show that hard work and tissue paper con produce prize-winning floats. Our Homecoming Queen was crowned, then led on a musical tour through New York City during the homecoming talent show. Next came the big game and finally the dance. This week long celebration provided excitement for student athletes, musicians, dancers, fire bugs, and anyone who could shred crepe paper for a float. I CROWN YOU, MARY JANE BIAHA, QUEEN OF HOMECOMING 1960 . . . Denny Wendoll and Craig Anderion alibiing. THERE'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS . . . Mill Matomon and Mr. Tanglon trip the light fantaitic. V1V1VW DENNIS SANDBERG SOOTHES NERVOUS PERFORMERS BEFORE THERE'S A LITTLE BEAT IN EVERYBODY . . . Jerry Berger, JoAnn THEIR ACTS. El e, Dove Goodwin, Amy Willis, Paulo Wiley, Ken Kehr. SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE. SUSPENSEI . . . Mr . Nelion hond the ecre� deci ion of Queen to John. ROSES FOR OUR QUEEN ... Bob Egge KINDERGARTEN ROYALTY ... Pot Kehr KOOKIE, KOOKIE, LEND ME YOUR COMBI . . . Den- on behalf of the Cavalier congratulate ond Cindy Thoringer. •� Hanien and Terri Soland. Sally. WARRIOR WINTERLUDE M MID THE GLOOM of winter, the ofter-Christmos doldrums, come Hopkins Sno Days to brighten student extracurricular activities. There were queen candidates by the score paired with winter athletes elected by the entire school for a place in the spotlight. Hockey, basketball, and swim meets were combined with a lavish coronation and talent show to moke a brilliant oasis in the gray, snow-filled days. The talent show compared, with skits and songs, oor parents' Sno Days with the present, employing a realistic Sf. Valentine's Day mossacre and contrasting musical groups. The Sno Days dance, following tradition, ending this happy interlude on a memorable note. I CROWN YOU, SAllY SAXON, QUEEN OF SNOW DAYS, I960. THERE SHE IS, OUR MISS WINTERLUDE. SNOW DAYS ROYALTY . . . ROW ONE. Donny Wendell, Don Schuoite, Berry Corlton, Ralph Allen, Mark Merrill; ROW TWO: Julie Reogor, Lindo Honion, Queen Solly Saxon, King John LaRue, Lind Lanon, Corol Lord. HOMECOMING TAKES SHAPE . . . Penny help Penny point. IYN AND FRANCIE FOUND THE SUN TOO BRIGHT . . . Senior celebrated ipring amid a winter background. SANTA'S LITTLE HELPERS . . . Sophomore wish tho cnior� a Merry Chmtmo . COME ON KENT . . . Help him! .. . CO,NO HOME AT EAST ... on «nd to a ho „ar. FACETS of OUR SCHOOL LIFE UPSIDE DOWN AND BACKWARDS TOOI PHIL AND PENNY . . . Slop ond admire an ort exhibit from room 212. THE HARD WAY TO GET YOUR PICTURE IN THE YEARBOOK . . . Bonnie VcrStoog ond Karon Amundsen ond friends. WHO STOLE MY TOWEL? . . . Track learn suits up. BARRELS OF FUN . . . Jako ond Pete. PLAY PRACTICE . . . Stevo and Randy study the script. GO! FIGHT! WIN! ... Don Bollock leod� our cheert. AND THEN ... I dumped in o bor of 'tho world'i finctf cbocolole.' FRIENDLY PERSUASION . . . FOURTH HOUR GYM . . . they practice their � hot� . WERE YOU INVOLVED IN “OPERATION PETTICOAT? . . The Senior! in conference with Navy officer. HELP FROM A PRO . . . Mr. Anderion help! our ort itoff. COMING UP FOR AIR . . . Ron lorion on a Warrior eicopodo. OUR PEANUT GALLERY . . . itudon body ol Snow Oayi program. TWO SQUARES . . . Mark and Penny at Sodio Hawkins. THIS IS WHY THOSE LIGHTS DIDN'T WORK . . . Mike Neudocker trying hii luck. OUR I'll ABNER WITH HIS DAISY MAE . . . Dan Schuette and Mary Jane Blaha. 122 WHITE SPORT PIN UPS . . . Allen ond Amy dccoroting our school. AN AMPLE OPPORTUNITY FOR INTERESTS PREPARATION FOR SANTA . . . Seniors dec- MOONLIGHT TRANCE . . . Denny ond Koren in the INNOCENT LITTLE MITES . . . Corol Nelson orating our halls. Taming of the Shrew. ossists at ploy school. THE FRANTIC RUSH TO LUNCH Finflfe This senior year, our threshold into the adult world, is now only a memory. But the habits and ideals we formed can be not only memories but a framework for adult life. Since these memories will influence later decisions and activities, let us hope that they are happy ones. THE 1960 WARRIOR STAFF THANKS ITS SPONSORS WHOSE FINANCIAL HELP ENABLED US TO PRODUCE THE 1960 WARRIOR. ALCOTT'S HOPKINS DRUG 9 Ninth Avenue ANDERSON GROCERIES 1601 Excelsior Avenue AUTOIAND 206 Excelsior Avenue BISSELL BELAIR, ARCHITECTS 1111 Nicollet Avc. — Minneapolis 3, Minn. Members American Institute of Architects BUD'S MUSIC CENTER 820 Excelsior Avenue BURSCH'S CAFE 17 Eighth Avenue So. CARROLL PERBIX 17 Tenth Avenue So. CHUCK'S DX SERVICE 1801 Excelsior Avenue CROSS ROADS PURE OIL Hys. dr7 17th Avenue No. DAHLBERG BROS., INC. 1 lfh and Excelsior Avenue DANIELS STUDIO Corner Eighth and Excelsior Avenue DONOVAN FURNITURE CARPET CO. 1006 Excelsior Avenuo DORHOLT PRINTING CO. 2100 Excelsior Avenue EHMILLER CERMAK STANDARD SERVICE Eighth and Excelsior Avenue ELLA'S EAST END BEAUTY NOOK 142 Harrison Avenue So. FEUDNER DAVIDSON AGENCY 7 Tenth Avenue No. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HOPKINS 16 Ninth Avenue No. FRIEND'S FAMILY FURNITURE 801 Excelsior Avenue GANDRUD'S LADIES APPAREL Golden Valley Shopping Center GLEN LAKE PRINTING Glen Lake GLEN LAKE ROYAL Box 208 Glen Lake GUSTAFSON-FUXA, INC. 709 W. Excelsior Avenue M. B. HAGEN REALTY CO. 1014 Excelsior Avenue HOMEDALE NURSERY INC. 420 E. Hwy. 7 HOPKINS DODGE-PLYMOUTH COMPANY 703 Excelsior Avenue HOPKINS GREENHOUSE 1609 Excelsior Avenue No. HOPKINS LANES 100 Shady Ook Road HOPKINS PET HOSPITAL 707 E. Excelsior Avenue HOPKINS REALTY INC. 417 Excelsior Avenue HOPKINS SHELL SERVICE Bloke Road and Excelsior Blvd. HOPKINS TEXACO 501 W. Excelsior Avenue HOPKINS THEATRE 429 Excelsior Avenue HOVANDER FOOD INC. 30 Ninth Avenue No. HOWELL'S BEN FRANKLIN Corner Ninth and Excelsior IVERSON'S BARBER SHOP Glen Lake JASPERSON'S DAIRY Blake Road, Hopkins JUSTUS LUMBER CO. 2 E. Excelsior Avenue KELLEY REALTY CO. 14214 Excelsior Blvd. KINN'S SERVICE 5 Excelsior Avenue W. KOCH MOTOR INC. 5 Excelsior Avenuo E. KOKESH HARDWARE 1001 Excelsior Avenue 126 the chamber OF COMMERCE tremont PLA2A MOTEL blocks parking AREAS KOSANDA INC. 21 Twelfth Avenue No. LAMPERT YARDS 610 Excelsior Avenue LARSON'S CLOTHING 921 Excelsior Avenue LEE'S EAST END MARKET 408 E. Excelsior Avenue MADDOX BARBER SHOP 9 Ninth Avenue S. MERLE'S SKELLY SERVICE 1131 E. Excelsior Avenue MILBERT'S STORE 1029 Excelsior Avenue MINNEAPOLIS HOUSE FURNISHING 815 Excelsior Avenue MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE CO. Ninth Avenue S. NATIONAL TEA CO. Excelsior Blvd. NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF HOPKINS Hopkins, Minnesota NYGREN'S 906-908 Excelsior Avenue OAK KNOLL DRUG 11120 Wayzata Blvd. OLSON AND PFEIFFER PHARMACY 900 Excelsior Avenue W. DR. MILTON D. OSTIUND (Chiropractor) 5 Ninth Avenue S. PARK LANE CARPET CO. 5508 Excelsior Blvd. PATTERSON OIL CO. 2nd St. and Shady Oak Road J. C. PENNEY CO. Knollwood Ploza POWELL'S INC. Hopkins PREMACK'S MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR Corner 10th and Excelsior Avenue PRECISION MOTOR REBUILDERS 1928 2nd St. S. RED OWL STORES, INC. 215 Excelsior Avenue ROOT-O-MATIC SEWER SERVICE CO. 113 Twelfth Avenue S. SANDBERG'S SKELLY 118 Excelsior Avenue W. SHUBERT'S DIRECT SERVICE Hopkins SMETANA'S DRUG AND PHOTO SHOP 916 Excelsior Avenue STROBECK-JOHNSON FUNERAL CHAPEL 1400 Excelsior Avenue SURBURBAN CHEVROLET CO. 1106 Excelsior Avenue SUPERIOR SEPARATOR CO. 121 Washington Avenue SUPER-VALU STORES, INC. West Lake Street and Mark Avenue THOMPSON JEWELRY 914 Excelsior Avenue THREE SISTERS Knollwood Ploza TREMONT-PLAZA HOTEL-MOTEL 10 Fifth Avenue No. TWEED'S SERVICE GARAGE 108 Shady Oak Rood TWIN CITIES SERVISOFT CORP. 116 N. Jackson TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE COMPANY 924 Excelsior Avenue VESELY OTTO 5 S. Tenth Avenue WARD DAHLBERG HARDWARE 913-915 Excelsior Avenue WECKMAN TV SALES AND SERVICE 4307 Shady Oak Road Wffiuuik We of the 1960 WARRIOR staff wish to thank everyone who has helped us with this yearbook. We are especially indebted to: OUR SPONSORS, who hovo been so generous in their contributions and hove made possible the enlargement of our book and use of color; MR. ROSS DANIELS and staff for their wonderful photos and cooperation; MR. VERNE ANDERSON, of South Junior High, for his excellent caricature of Mr. Coppins on page four; MR. D. R. COPPINS and members of the office staff for their work and aid; MRS. MARION HANSON and other members of our efficient Business Office for their enthusiastic help with our finances; MR. BURT HEDSTROM, representative of the American Yearbook Company, for his helpful and much appreciated liaison botween Hopkins and Hannibal; THE HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A., Presidents Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Josefson in particular, for their financial support; THE MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE for their football picturo on page 99; OUR STUDENT COUNCIL for expressing their appreciation of both our School Board and tho 1960 WARRIOR by oresenting copies of our book to our school administration; MR. JOHN ENGELBART of North Junior High, our capable adviser, for his enthusiastic and constant endeavors in producing our 1960 WARRIOR. PEGGY SCHMITZ Editor-in-Chief 1960 WARRIOR