Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1961 volume:

WARRIOR published annually by hopkins high school, hopkins, minnesota IN recognition oi her distinctive con-tribution to the English Deportment of Hopkins High School, in recognition of a person who has through her outspoken manner increased interest in scholastic endeavors, stimulated controversy, and exemplified her concern for the educational improvement of her students, we dedicate the 1961 Warrior to Miss Rose Macemon. John OORAY for 1961! — the year the seniors didn't get a Christmas tree — the year of yellow, pink, and green posses — the year of knee ticklers, knickers, and culottes and castro — the year of F. Kennedy and the year of the 1961 WARRIOR! 5 a PICTORIAL SEQUENCE Mil oj NINETEEN SIXTY- ONE ill lhe warrior editorial staff takes pleasure in presenting C17X exfiibiti0 n of selected photographs. . 9 representing some of the most distinctive... pictures of the year. and successful... i FACULTY 14 STUDENTS 34 ACTIVITIES 78 ATHLETICS 108 STUDENT LIFE 126 14 MR. A.E. EDSTROM, Director of Secondory Education. MRS. MARION HANSON, Busi-new Office Monoger . . MR. J. A. NEUDECKER. Director of Audio-Visual Educotion MR. E. J. YOUNG, Business Monoger and Supervisor of Ground and Buildings. ROW ONE: SUSAN FRIEDE, Junior Clerk, MYRTIE VICKERMAN, Bookkeeper, MARY LOU DANIELSON, Clerk. ROW TWO: LOIS JOHNSON, Secondary Clerk, DARLENE JERA8EK, Secondory Clerk. I MRS. SOPHIE KROC, Secretary to the Superintendent . , . MRS. MARGARET HARRIS, Hot Lunch Supervisor. mr. wilbur McDonnell, Chief Custodion. MR. L H. TANGLEN. Superintendent of ScHoolj. Di� tr. t 274. BOARDS AND BUSES THOSE students who trespassed into the inner sanctum innocently colled the businoss office were aware of the fact that that door had an awful way of creaking open and that the hallway leading to it was long, lonely, and dark. To those of you who have not experienced this we urge you to do so, although we're not sure if the business office would express the some sentiment. Behind this creaking door are the people who run Hopkins High and District 274 so efficiently. These are the people who accepted Covalettes' money and in turn paid the balloon man for delivering our balloons in time for o big party. Besides buying things for our clubs the business office had the task of paying teachers, improving public relations, ond making sure the ten schools in District 274 are in perfect order. SCHOOL BOARD ROW ONE: CARTER M. DEWEY, Treowrer, MRS. JUNE THRODAHl, Director. RAUL S. SWENSSON, Chairman. ROUIN 8. CHILD, Clerk; ROW TWO: E. J. YOUNG. 8utinew Manager. DR. JOHN JOHNSON. Director, OR. PHILIP W. SHELDON, Director. L H. TANGLEN, Superintendent. MR, DONALD R. COPPINS, Principal o! Hopkinj High School. 18 MRS. BEATRICE PLADSEN. Secondary Clerk. BOSSES AND PASSES EFFECTIVE administration played a very important part in our education. With 1230 students and 65 teachers here at Hopkins, good leadership was essential. This leadership wos provided by Mr. D. R. Coppins, principal, and Mr. M. H. Ojolo, assistant principal. As students we usually saw these men at work os they issued detention slips, broke in with special announcements, or guarded the lunch line. But their work extended far beyond these traditional duties. Mr. Coppins and Mr. Ojala took care of the daily paper work, arranged the scheduling of the building and attended various meetings. They often visited classes or student activities. Since running Hopkins High is a full time job, their summer work will be here at school too, making out class schedules for oil the students, hiring teachers and buying textbooks. An outstanding project was the planning of the now addition. MR. MILTON H. OJALA, Awbtont Principal 19 LET'S GET THIS STRAIGHT: RICK WANTS RED, GARY WANTS WHITE, AND JOHN WANTS A PEPPERMINT PASS. MR. LOREN BENSON. Counselor. Covalier . Football Assistant . . MISS PHYLLIS IANGSETH, School Nurse. MR. E. A. TUFVANDER, Counselor. Student Council . . MR. GARY OISEN, Special Education. (LEFT) COUEGE BULLETINS FOR THE COLLEGE BOUND. (RIGHT) KIDS LOVE THAT DELICIOUS CHERRY FLAVOR. MRS. ELAINE ARGETSINGER. Rcmcdlol Sp«« h MISS HARRIET PRUSSING. Couoiolor. MR. LEONARD MARINETTO. Remedial Reading . . MRS. JOSEPHINE KIRKPATRICK. Viwfing Teacher. PRONOUNCE YOUR P'S PENNY. ADVICE AND CONSENT COUNSELING is the job of the busy eight pictured above, although not all are members of our counseling department. Mrs. Kirkpatrick's job was to talk with students as our visiting teacher or what was traditionally called the truant officer. Knowing her in just this way, however, is an experience most of us would just as soon avoid. Our able remedial teacher and speech clinician were often dossed together because of the individual method of teaching characterized by their fields. Often working along with these teachers was Mr. Olson, our able teacher in Special Education. In the counseling department itself was a staff of three and one third counselors and one secretory. Mr. Benson, the senior counselor, noted that the addition of Miss Stevenson as a part time counselor, was a big help with his large load of students bound for further education. Not only does Mr. Benson have the responsibility of being senior counselor and head of the department, but also he is the president-elect of the Minnesota Counseling Association. 21 MRS. JOAN BARTZ. English, french, Covolcttes, Worriorettes MR. CHARLES CARUSON, English. Speech. Debote. MR. ANTHONY STEBLAY. English. Speech, Dromotlcs, Dramatics Club, Stogecroft . MISS ROSE MACEMON, English. World liter-olure. MRS. MARY DUVIVIER. English. Journolism, Hi Crier . . MR, HU- BERT ANDERSON, English. College Composition. MRS. SHIRLEY WELCH, English . , MRS. JOAN RICHE. English. MRS DEANNE STRATTE. Englijh . . . MISS MARLENE HOFFMAN, Englhh, Dro- (reiki. MR. JOHN SOIENSTEN, Englijh, Junior CIom Advijer . . , MISS MARGUERITE IINDFORS. Englijh. Collego Composition. Worrior. MRS. ELIZABETH STENBACK. Li- brorion. Library Attittonts . . MRS. DONNA JOHNSON. Librory Assistant. MOB SCENE: DEBATORS STRIKE A STRAINED POSE. EPICS AND ESSAYS THE Language Arts Department helped us by teach, ing us to communicate clearly and correctly and by exposing us to some of the most effective and classical communications of man. We were taught communications through all manner of interesting exercises in grammar, speech, writing, and memorization. Remember incorporating forty-seven recondite vocabulary words in o coherent hundred word theme - or. copying definitions verbatim from the dictionary and finding them corrected the next day. We were also exposed to a sampling of revered world, American, and English literature. Remember ... bells, bells, bolls . . Whan that Aprille . . ... let me count the ways . . ., until we were so confused we were forced to even think. Besides the English courses themsolves, the Language Arts Department encompasses speech, debate, college composition, and survey of litero-ture. New course offerings were being examined and possibly dramatics will be added as a classroom sublet. Under its new head, Mr. Chorles Coruson, the deportment has begun a three year curriculum study under the coordination of Mr. H. Anderson. The purpose of the study is to examine the possibility of offering o more uniform, coordinated progression of courses with more emphasis on writing. YESTERDAY'S DEADLINE WAS A SENIOR RESEARCH PAPER. MI$T$ SCANNING ANO SKETCHING OUR LANDSCAPE. MR. JOHN PRfUWlTZ, Art Club. CUTTING UP IN ART ||. MRS. DOROTHY PHELPS, Art, Art Club. MR. JOHN TESAR, Bond. Harmony. MR. WALLACE GEARS, Choir, G!e« Club. MR. CLIFFORO BRUNZELl, Orchestra. BRIGHT SPIRITS EMANATED FROM THE CHOIR. FOLIOS AND FLUTES MRS. Phelps and Mr. Preflwitz of the Art Department characterized two approaches to art educotion. Mrs, Phelps' closses approached art with the discipline of many diverse assignments; one we may have noticed was the murals done by third year students. Mr. Prell-witz placed more emphasis on spontaneous art work; much of the year students were turned loose on creative assignments. Both teachers had students represented in exhibitions at the M.E.A. convention, at Southdale, and at North-rup Auditorium. Creativity of another type was encouraged in the Music Department. Mr. Gears put it this way: Music exists to servo and enrich human values, and to glorify human life. To provide opportunities to achieve these goals, one wing of our school is devoted to the Music Department. Here students may find means for self-expression through participation in the a cappella choir, the band, glee club, orchestra, or in the harmony classes, Individual and group creativity is stimulated through each of these. I'll 8ID THIRTY LIRA -IF HER TEETH ARE GOOD. MISS TRAUDE NEUMANN, Ger-mon, English, G«rmon Club . . . MRS. NANCY HINKIEY, Sponlih. Sponish Club. MRS. VENDLA ROZSA, Lolin Club, Latin . . . MRS. NAN SOUIE, French, French Club, Coval«tte� , Sophomore Claw Adviser. LANGUAGES, FOUR THE most notable addition to our foreign language department was Miss Troude Neumann of Hamburg. German students will remember her excellent English with both German and Oxonian accents. She spent the year with us as part of an exchange program which found Mrs. Nelson, our usual German teacher, in Germany. Spanish and Latin students were again offerod the full four years of language. Both Mrs. Hinckley and Mrs. Rozsio stoted that they were attempting more aural and oral work. Mrs. Hinckley's Spanish classes have been experimenting with a language laboratory os well. French wos able to add a fourth year class this year. Fourth year students have been speaking French almost exclusively in class and Find they can actually understand some of it. 26 MR. FRANK OHLY, Electricity, Auto Shop . . . MR. RONALD I. OLSON, Wood Shop, Soteboll. MRS. ARLINE BORGWARDT. Home Economic . . MR. LAWRENCE SAUTER, Mochlne Shop. Welding, Foundry. Sheet Metal. Agronomy Club. MRS. DIANE MARR. Home Economics, Home and Fomily Living. Chef Club. Pom Pom Girl . . . MR. OONALD 8UTTS, Aich.tec-tural Drawing, Machine Drowing, Mcchonicol Drowing. Printing. Ski Club. SCISSORS AND SAWS AT Hopkins wo are offered a variety of courses in the practical and industrial arts. These courses were designed to develop practical skills for everyday living. Boys taking shop gained a solid technical background for jobs or additional training. We were offered courses in woodworking, architectural and mechanical drawing, metal works, auto mechanics, and electronics. Girls taking Home Ec learned some of the skills of keeping house. We got a chance to participate in discussions on morriage and fomily life. The nursery school wos a special project which enabled girls to work directly with large groups of children. Students taking these courses received excellent prepara- (IEFT) SKILLED STu- tion for their chosen vocation or ovocotion. DENTS MASTER MACHINES. A PERFECT TV DINNER AFTER TIME. EVERY TIME YOU BAKE, TIME 27 (RIGHT) DO YOU SPELL STARRING WITH ONE R? FUN AND GAMES LOOKING back on our Sophomore year, we realize that our activities depended on the temperature. In the fall, since the weather was warm (above freezing! we went outside for football and field hockey. In both these games, there always seemed to be a concentration of boys and girls neor the area dividing the boys’ side from the girls' side, and very few anyplace else. We also noticed that the boys got to go back in eorlier, probably because it took them longer to get prettied up. About December we moved into the gym and on to the winter sports program which included swimming, volley ball, trompolin-ing, tumbling, wrestling (for boys only), ond badminton. Now the sexes were allowed only infrequent peeks ot each other through the door. We were limited to about one of these a week when an embarrassed boy had to run through the girls' section to bring down the baskets. As spring rolled around the gym teacher's fancy turned to baseball, baseball, baseball. So outside we went, to catch or pitch or bat or run or be an everlasting fielder. PHY ED IS GOOD FOR ONE THING: IT KEEPS YOU ClEAN . . . PHYSICALLY; BUT TRYING TO GET THE GIRLS IN SHAPE - AND TRYING TO TWIST THE BOYS OUT OF SHAPE - IS NO EASY J08. MR. GEORGE REYNOLDS, Physi-ccl Educollon. Golf Coach. Bos-ketball Assistant . . . MR. HAROLD TOUPIN, Vocational Coor-dlnotof, Business Leaden Club. MISS LORAINE STEVEN-SON, Physical Education. Counselor, GAA . . . MRS. GRETCHEN RASMUSSEN, Shorthand, Typing. MR. R. S. MAETZOLD, Physi-col Educotion, Athletic Director, H Club . . MISS CAROL NELSON, Typing, Businosj ond Sold. Notional Honor Society. MR. GEORGE KREUTZER, Director of PKyiicol Educotion . . MR. O. D. 8RUDEVOLD, Bookkeeping. Bujinow ond Soles, Hi Crier. Drivor Trolnirtg. MISS ANN LAURSEN, Physical Educotion . . . MRS. ROSEMARY SHANUS, Personal Typing, Shorthand, Secretarial Office Practice. Pep Club, Cheerleaders. CARBONS AND COPY BECAUSE of the economic nature of tho world today, business decisions are common practices for everyone. We ot Hopkins received excellent training for the future in this area through the wide variety of courses offered by the business department. Most of us remember botching through three carbons in that elementary typing course, but many other courses were offered in the business department such as: Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Clerical and Secretarial Office Practice, and Cooperative Training. Next year Senior Shorthand and Modern Business will be a compact shorthand course for those who can't fit a two year course into their schedules. Modern Business will be a practical, general course recommended for all. We were lucky to have had one of the most modern business departments in the state equipped with the most up-to-date business machines and teachers. GAINING SKILLS WHICH ADD UP TO A PROMISING FUTURE. 29 30 MR. EARL 8REAUIT, Social Studies . . MR. KEN MERRITT, Arrer-icon History, Driver Training, Basketball Assistant. MR. ROBERT HOWELLS, World History, Footbcill Assistant, B Squad Baseball MR. KEN. NETH NOVAK. World History. Boskotboll. MR. FRED STALLEY, Soclol Studies, FTA, Senior Class Adviser . . MR. ALLAN GODFREY, Social Studies, Gcogrophy, Hockey. AOVANCEO PLACEMENT HISTORY BUILDS MEN - STRONG ARMS. ANYWAYI MAPS AND MORES SINCE three years of Social Studies is strongly recommended for high school graduation, we're well acquainted with the fact that Sophomores take world history. Juniors take American history, and Seniors take modern problems. Three courses, however, with which we may not be quite as familiar would be geography, eastern civilization, and advanced placement Americon history. When we entered our first high school Social Studies class, we were confronted with a challenge: no longer were we required to memorize the preamble to the Constitution, make lumpy mops of every imaginable country, and read Our Weekly Reader faithfully. Instead of copying reports verbatim from World Book, now we were required to do magazine reports. Tests were made exceedingly difficult by the addition of a new type of question — the essay. Some students actually read college texts, or at leost carried them home at night. We should note that the illustrious class of '61 was the first to be offered advanced placement and the lost to rake modern problems as such. MR. ROBERT JOHNSON, Modern Problems, Eastern Civilization, Phyilcol Edvcotion, Swimming . . . MR NORMAN KRAGSETH. World History. Football MR. ROGER PETERSEN. American History, Tennis . . . MR. WILLIAM HOBSON, Modem Prob'oms. MR. RICHARD MEINTSMA. Modern Problems . . MR. DONALD HOLCHER. Amort-can History. 31 MR. ERIE ANDERSON. Geometry . . . MR. HUGH FIRMAGE, Agriculture. Biology. MR. ROGER SORENSEN, Higher Algcbro. Shop Mothemotio, Student Council . MR. PAUl HED-BIOM, Biology. Chomijtry, Phyji-col Science. Trock. MR. JAMES WHITNEY, Geometry, . . . MR. DUANE HEANER. Biology. Audio Viiionol Club. MR. CHARLES THIELE, Chemistry, Debote Assistant . . MR. MARVIN KROG-FUS, Higher Algobro. (RIGHT) THIS YEAR BIOLOGY HAD SOME VERY GOOD SPECIMENS. (LEFT) IN MATH, SEXTANTS ARE USED TO FOCUS ON . . . ON SPECIMENS. 32 MR. Mr ANDERSON. Geometry. Higher Algebra. MR. VERN ARMSTRONG. Cherniy try, Phyiia. MR. FLOYD KNUTSON, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry. Practical Mathematics. FIGURES AND PHENOMENA IN our scientific world, it is impossible to live o day without employing some form of math or observing some scientific wonder. Lost year we saw amazing discoveries and rapid advancements in many scientific fields and more and more jobs requiring a math and science background. Our math and science department prepared students for living and working in this scientific age. Through qualified teachers and extensive laboratory equipment, we had opportunity to gain a firm foundation in this field. The Science Department offered many courses including biology, physical science, chemistry, and physics. The laboratory equipment for these was quite extensive and even included an observatory with a 10 inch telescope. The Math Deportment kept up to the minute in modern math concepts. As a result of an extensive study, they revised the curriculum and applied the newest teaching techniques. This department offered the student all the basic and advanced high school math courses. THE 700 POWER EYE OF HOPKINS HIGH PROBING OUTER SPACE. 33 34 siNiams FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS: IVAN SERRANO. Co- lurnbio. Sooth America, MARIANELLA BIROll, Italy. JUAN GRAMATICA, Uroguoy. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES: BIU FLEE- SON, Amboitodor to Germany. PETE THROOAHl. Am-bauodor to France. WE were fortunate in having 3 foreign exchange students this year: Maria-nella Biroli, Juon Gromotico, and Ivan Serrano. Both Juan and Marianella, who came on the AFS program, are enjoying the challenges offered at Hopkins High. Cheerful Marianella braved Physics in a new language. Personable Juan took speech from Mr. Coruson, while amicable Ivon, who is on the latin-Americon exchange program, also took the challenge of a speech class. They all agreed that this year would hold many happy memories for them. PETER Throdahl was chosen to attend school in France, north of Paris, where he learned even German in French. Since his family wore expert mountain climbers, Pete climoxed his stay by skiing in the Alps. Bill Flee-son lived north of Hamburg, in the home of a doctor. His summer was highlighted by a trip through East Germany, Berlin, and Denmark. True to AFS tradition, both Hopkins exchange students mode many friends in Europe, and learned a great deal more by being there than is possible from books. 36 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: GARY MtCREADY, Vico Prejidonf, GRETCHEN AMUNDSEN. Trcojurer. GARY MOORES, Projidonf. EDITH LAGZDIN, Secretory. THE END OF THE BEGINNINGS AS Sophomores we were led by Closs President John Wiig into o whirlpool of unforgettable memories. Gretch Amundsen represented our closs during homecoming festivities. As the year progressed we found ourselves Walking in a Winter Warrior Land, the theme of our dance for Sno Doys. Junior Class President, Dick Seelye, paved the way for our second great year at Hopkins High; fair Indian Princess Dee Powell wos chosen os attendant to reign over Homecoming activities. Our year came to a successful finale as we participated in our first Junior-Senior prom at the beautiful Lafayette Club. Our Senior year we're still in the cellar; lockers on first floor, no Senior Christmas tree, and rumors of no skip day. All this we took in stride,- os a matter of fact, we consider ourselves the best Seniors Hopkins has ever had. Our redheaded Indian Princess, Merrilee Stenness, attended by Jeanine Peach and Sheryl Anderson, reigned over our Senior Homecoming. We've learned, we've laughed, and we're happy to hove been a port of Hopkins High. 37 JIM AAMODT VERIE AARNESS GARY AIRAKSINEN MEREDITH ALVIG GRETCHEN AMUNDSEN JANET ANDERLA JIM ANDERSON JANE ANDERSON JUDITH ANDERSON THE CLASS OF JIM AAMODT ... Student Council, Senior Clo� s Council, Covotieis. President of Bond. VERIE AARNES ... Audio Visual, Swimming. GARY AIRAKSINEN ... Ski Club, H Club. Cavalier . Football, Hockey, Trock. MEREDITH AIVIG . . . “MIMi . . Ski Club, Art Club. Covolotto , F.H.A., GRETCHEN AMUNDSEN ... Student Council. Senk)r Clou Council. Sophomore Clot Council, Ski Club, Cavaletfe . Worrier Editorial Stoll. Pep Club, Choerleoder, Choir, Sophomore Clow Vice-President. Senior Clou Treoi-uror. Homecoming Affendont. JANET ANDERLA ... Student Council. F.H.A.. Glee Club. JIM ANDERSON ... Covolier . H, Crier. JANE ANDERSON ... Art Club, Cavolette . F.H A., 8ond. JUDITH ANDERSON ... “Judy ... Sponish Club. F.H A . HI Cr.er. NEIl ANDERSON ... Ski Club. H Club, footboll. Wrestling. PENNY ANDERSON ... Junior Clas Council, French Club, Ski Club, Cava-lette . F.TA.. Pep Club. SHERYl ANDERSON ... Student Council. FH.A Homecoming Attendant, Youth for Chritf. RIC ANDRE ... H Club. Covoliec . Debate. Football. JOAN MARIE AUBRECHT ... Covalettes, F.H A. RICHARD AULD TOM AURAN LEO BACIK RANDALL BAKER WALLACE BALTS GERALDINE BENSON ROBERT BENSON BILL BENDELL LERONA BAST JUDY BEINKE NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE RICHARD AUID ... Ch M, Ski Club, Cavalierj, Footboll TOM AURAN ... Student Guide, Latin Club, Cavoliert, Hockey. LEO BACIK. RANDALL BAKER ... Ski Club. Art Club. Slog Craft Cub. Aud.0 Vituol. library Atiiitonti, Choir. School Plcryt. WALLACE BALTS ... Art Club. LERONA BAST ... French Club, Cavolettet. F T A. Warrior Businett Staff. Band, Swing 8ond. JUDY BEINKE ... Covaletfev G.A.A., Library Astittontt, Office Astittontt. Bill BENDEll ... Disk Jockey Club, Stogo Croft Club. Audio Visuo! Golf. Hockey. GERAIDINE BENSON ... Ger, ... French Club Sk. Club Cavolettet. F.TA. G.A.A., Hi Crier, Worrior Business Staff. Pep Club. ROBERT BENSON ... 'Bob ... H Club. Cavoliert. Junior Rotariant, School Ploy , Cross-Country, Trock. DAVID 8ERGMANN. IARRY BERGREN ... Footboll. NANCY BETTSCHART ... Ditk Jockey Club. Covolettet, F.H.A . G.A_A CAROL BIER6AUM ... Spanish Club. Cavolettet. F.H.A.. GAA Attroncmy Club. MARIANEllA P. BIROLI ... Foreign Erchonge Student. Ski Club. Latin Club. Student Council. Senior Clott Council. MARIANELLA BIROLI 39 DAVID BERGMANN LARRY BERGREN NANCY BETTSCHART CAROL BIERBAUM MARY BITTLE MICHAEL BIXBY SALLY BLOHM JANET BOCK GARY BOESE THE CLASS OF MARY BITTLE ... Foo ... Student Council, Junior Clou Council, Sopbo-two Clow Council, Pres. ond Vico Pros. Latin Club, Ski Club. Art Club. Covalettes. F.T.A., National Honor Society, Junior Claw Trooiuror, Warrior 8u� lnou Stoff, Warrior Editor. MICHAEL 6IX8Y ... Mika ... Ski Club, CavoLers. Student Council. Football. SALLY BLOHM ... Student Council, French Club, Ski Club. Covalettes, F.T.A. Pep Club. Cheerleader. JANET 80CK ... lotln Club, G.A.A., 8ond, Autonomy Club. GARY 80ESE ... German Club. Cavaliers. CURTIS BOLTMAN ... Cavaliers, Bond, Chefs' Club. CAROLYN BORAN ... Kek ... Spanish Club. Ski Club. Covolettet, Pep Club. ALAN BORSHEIM ... Junior Claw Council, Art Club, H Club, School Play. Trock, Crow-country, Wrestling, Football. TOM 80WER ... Transfer from Minneapolis Central. ELIZABETH BREKKE ... Liz ... French Club. Stage Croft Club. Covolottcs F.T.A., Pep Club. MICHAEL 8REKKE ... Mike ... Art Club, Caval ers. Pres. Chefs' Club. JOYCE BREN ... Junior Clow Council, French Club, Cavalettes, F.T.A.. Warrior Business Staff. Pep Club, Band. PENNY BREN ... Senior Claw Council, French Club. Ski Club, Sec Covo-lottos, F.T.A., Warrior Business Stoff, Pep Club. Majorettes. Bond, Synchro-nixed Swimming. DONNA 8RENNA ... Student Council. SHRYL LYNN BROKE ... Sherry ... Senior Clow Council, Ski Club. An Club, Cavalettes. Treosurer G.A A. CURTIS BOLTMAN CAROLYN BORAN ALAN BORSHEIM TOM BOWER ELIZABETH BREKKE MICHAEL BREKKE JOYCE BREN PENNY BREN DONNA BRENNA SHRYL BROKL 40 WILLIAM BROOKS JUDIE BUKOSKY MAXINE BURKE CYNTHIA CAMP DONNA CAMPBELL NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE WILLIAM ft ROOKS ... Bill ... Pr«. Moth Club. Notionol Honor Society. Junior Rotoriont, Deboto. Bond. School Ploy . JUDIE BUKOSKY ... Covolettet, F.H.A . Librory Attitfontj. Office A«i� tont� , MAXINE 6URKE ... Max ... G.A . CYNTHIA CAMP . .. French Club. Ski Club, Couolellet. DONNA CAMPBELL. GERALD CAMPBELL. JANET CARLSON ... Jon ... Covoletfet. F.H.A , Y.F.C . Glee Club. SUE CARLSON ... Spanith Club, Ski Club. Art Club, Covolcttet. G.A.A RICHARD CARON ... Art Club EILEEN CECKA ... Latin Club. Covolcttet JOANNE CERYES ... Jody ... Dltk Jockey dub. Covolettet. F.H.A., G.A.A., HI Crier. GALE CHAPMAN ... Chip ... Spanith Club, Sk Club. Cavolierj. Trock JUNE CHASTEK ... Spanith Club. Ski Club. Art Club. G A A. H. Crer. Phofogrophy Club, Ajfrooomy Club, Riding Club. Swimming Club. LOIS CHERMAK .,. Cavalcttot, F H A,, G.A A, Office Atiiitonft. RAYMOND CHERMAK. GERALD CAMPBELL JANET CARLSON SUE CARLSON RICHARD CARON EILEEN CECKA JOANNE CERYES GALE CHAPMAN JUNE CHASTEK LOIS CHERMAK RAYMOND CHERMAK 41 CONNIE CHRISTENSON JUDY ANN CHRISTIANSEN JUDY COHEN SANDRA COLE JUANITA CONARD PATRICK CONNOLLY JAMES CONOVER RITA CONZET JON CORDALIS BEVERLY CORNIEA THE CLASS OF CONNIE CHRISTENSON ... Student Council, Senior Clou Council, Junior Clou Council, Covoleltes. Notionol Honor Society. Vkoprei. Y.F.C., I960 Sno Daro Court. JUDY ANN CHRISTIANSEN ... G.A A . Bond. JUDY COHEN ... G.A.A., Civil Alf Patrol. SANDRA COIE ... Ski Club, Covaloltes. Pep club, Chcorleoder, Transfor High Point High School; Clou Hijtorlan, Snoppy Coeds Club, Cheerlooder. Hilitei Club. Student Council. JUANITA CONARD ... Nito ... french Club, Latin Club, Ski Club. F.T.A.. Covaleltcy Choir. Worriorette PATRICK CONNOLLY ... H Club, O.sk Jockey Club, Covaliers. Audio Visual. Hi Crier, Football, Hockey. Baseball. JAMES CONOVER ... Jim ... Junior Rotorion . Debotc. Worrier Editor, All-School Vicc-prcs.. Junior Optimist. loke Conference Student Council. Minn. Association of Student Councils, Vice-pros. Notionol Forensic League. Delegote littlo United Nations, Tennis. RITA CONZET ... Student Council, Cavoletfes, HiCrlor, Glco Club. JON CORDALIS Ski Club, Cavaliers, Senior Clots Council, Choir, School Plays. Tonnis. BEVERLY CORNIEA ... French Club, lotin Club. Ski Club. Disk Jockey Club. Stage Croft Club. Covoleltes. F.H.A., Worrior 8usineu Staff. SHERRY CRANDALL ... French Club. Latin Club, Covalettos. Y.F.C., Choir. Sextette. RONALD CROCKER. JAN CULSHAW . . . G A A. LARRY DAY . .. lotin Club, H Club, Cavoliers, Junior Rotorions, Choir, Sw m Club. Swimming. Cross Country, Tennis. CAROLE DEGHETTO ... Art Club. Covoleltes, Majorettes. JAN DE VRIES DON DIEKMAN JAYNE DOLAN SUE DOSS PAMELA DOUGLAS FRED DREBENSTEDT IRVIN DUNSMORE ROBERT DYE BARBARA JEAN EDGAR GAY EGGEN NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE JAN DE VRIES ... Student Council, Gcrmon Club, Disk Jockey Club. Na tional Honor Society. Junior Rotorions. Debore. Editor of HI Crier, Warrior Editorial Staff. School Play . Baseball. Delegate little United Nations. Pres. Nat. forensic league. DON DIEKMAN ... 8ood. Crow Country, Trock. JAVNE DOIAN ... Cavolettes, Vocotionol Troining. Pep Club. Future Business. SUE DOSS ... Student Council Covolettcs, HI Crier, Pep Club. Cheerleader. Choir. School Ploy. Glee Club. PAMELA DOUGIAS ... 'Pam ... Sponish Club, Ski Club. Cavolettes. F.T.A., Worrior Business Stoff. FRED DREBENSTEDT ... Aud.o Visual. IRVIN DUNSMORE ... Spon.sh Club. ROBERT DYE ... Moth Club. Astronomy Club. BARBARA JEAN EDGAR . .. F.H.A.. G.AJk. GAY EGGEN ... Junior Clow Council. French Club. Stoge Croft Club, Cava letter. F.T.A., Pep Oub. Majorettes. Bond, School Plays. JAYNE EIDAM ... Student Council. Ski Club. Pep Club. Flag Twirler. Glee Club. JO ANNE EISE ... “Jo ... Student Council. Student Guide, Cavolettes, Brigetfe leoder. F.T.A., Not. Honor Society. Pep Club, Choir. Worriorettes Swimming. RAIPH ENGEBRIT. MARTHA JO ENGEN ... Jo ... German Club, Cavolettes. Not.onol Honor Society. Choir. Y.F.C. GARY ERICKSON ... Student Council. Spanish Club. H Club. Covol-ers. Junior Rotations. Choir. Swimming. Football. I SANDI ERICKSON THE CLASS OF BOB EWAID JOHN FAHEY SHARON FEALLY WAYNE FEHLANDT SANDI ERICKSON ... French Club. Ski Club, Art Club. Covolette . BOB EWAID ... Boieboll. Bo ketbo!l. JOHN FAHEY. SHARON FEAUY ... German Club, lotin Club. Sk. Club, Disk Jockey Club. Stage Croft Club. Covolette . F.T.A.. Debotc, Warrior Business. School Ploy, Notional Forensic league, Junior Claijico! league. WAYNE FEHIANDT. SUE FERDON ... Art Club. Di� k Jockey Club. Covolette . F.H.A., Photog-rophy Club. JOHN FERRIS ... Phorooh ... Art Club. Disk Jockey Club. Audio Vijual. FREDERICK FINCH ... German Club, Stage Craft Club. Cavalier . Junior Rotorionj, Debate, School Ploy. Notional Forensic league. WIUIAM FIEESON ... 'Flee ... Senior C!o� Council. Sponith Club. Ski Club, Treciurer of Cavalier . Junior Rotarlon, Warrior Editor, School Play, Swimming, AF$ Exchange Student to Germany. MARJORIE FlYNN ... An Club, F.H.A . F.T.A., G A A . Hi Crier. Riding Club, Swimming Club. Photogrophy, MARY IEE FOSTER ... Mxsrilee ... F.H.A, library Avsistcnt, Band. Y.F.C NANCY FOX. DONAID FRAIICK ... Hopk.n Oiv.iion of Oitfrkt Educotion Oub . NANCY FRANK ... French Club. Covolette . NEAl FRANK ... CovoUr . SUE FERDON JOHN FERRIS FREDERICK FINCH WILLIAM FLEESON MARJORIE FLYNN 44 MARY LEE FOSTER NANCY FOX DONALD FRALICK NANCY FRANK NEAL FRANK TONYA FREEMAN TOM GAGNER PETE GARDNER LEE GERDE DUANE GESS NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE TONYA FREEMAN ... Jo� h TOM GACNER ... Student Council. Senior Clow Council, M Club. Covolier , Choir. Swim Teom. PETE GARDNER ... Covolier , Vic Pre . Chefs' Club. LEE GERDE ... Student Council, Junior Clow Council, lotin Club, Covolier . Notionol Honor Society. Junior Rotoriom, Debote, Worrior Editor, Football, D.A.R. Hijtory Award. Transfer from Annopoli , Moryland. DUANE GESS ... Student Council, Crow Country, Trock. Wrestling. SKIRIEY GNERER ... Ski Club. Art Club. Cavolctfci. GARY GOU ... Ski Club, Art Club. Cavalier . Tennis, Astronomy Club TOM GOOD ... Student Council, Ski Cub. Stage Croft Club. Aud.o Visual, Choir. Pre . of Y.F.C. RICHARD GORDON ... Duler ... Student Council. Sophomore Clow Council. Covolier , Worrior Butinew Stofl, School Ploy. JUAN PABIO GRAMATICA ... Student Council. Sponith Club, German Club. Sli Club, Covolier , Wrestling. Foreign Exchongo Student from Uruguay. WIUIAM GRANGER ... -BUI ... D. k Jockey Club. Audio Vituol. CAROIYN GRAVEll ... French Club. Ski Club, Covolette . F T A Pep Club. Choir. STEVE GREY ... H Club. Covolier , Choir, Football. Trock. WIUIAM GRISE ... Bill ... Transferred from Anoka High School. NANCY GROETSCH ... Junior Clow Council, Spanish Club, Covolottcs. SHIRLEY GNERER GARY GOLL TOM GOOD RICHARD GORDON JUAN GRAMATICA 45 BILL GRANGER CAROLYN GRAVELL STEVE GRAY WILLIAM GRISE NANCY GROETSCH DAVE GROUT SHARON ANN GUMMOW BONNIE GUNNON CHUCK GUSTAFSON GARY GUSTAFSON ROBERTA HANNING JIM HAGQUIST PHIL HALVORSON DARLENE HANSEN SANDRA HARDING THE CLASS OF OAVIO GROUT ... Bond, Stoge Croft. Avdio-Viwol. SHARON ANN GUMMOW ,. . 8ond. BONNIE GUNNON ... lolin Club. Covolettet. F.T.A.. G-A.A„ Warrior Butl-o©� Stofl CHUCK GUSTAFSON ... Vocolionol Trolnlng. Future Bujineu leoderj, MOVC. GARY GUSTAFSON ... Covolien. Cho.r Footboll. JIM HAGQUIST ... lolin Club. Moth Club. Electronic Club. PHIL HAIVORSON ... Senior Clow Council. Choir. ROBERTA HANNING ... Senior Clow Council, Brigotfo leader ol Covolcttej. OARIENE HANSEN ... Dor ... Sponijh Club. Covolettet. Work Progrom. SANORA HARDING ... Sondy ... Student Council, Covolettet. F.H.A.; librory Aitittont. Warrior Butinett Stoft. Pop Club. JANE HARINCAR ... Sponijh Club. Covolettet, Vocolionol Troining. Worrior Busineu Sloft, Pep Club. Future Butlnetj Icodert, MDVC. RICHARD HARRIS ... Student Council, Swimming, Football. JUDI HARRISON ... Nick ... French Club. Ski Club. Covolettot. F.H.A., Pep Club. RUTH HARWART ... Student Council, Germon Club, Y.F C. JOHN HASEIWOOD . .. Jock ... Swimming. Golf. BARBARA HASEMAN BARBARA HATIESTAD JUDITH HAZUKA DIANE HEDIN PENNY HEGIAND ROGER HEIMKE SUE HENDERSON JOSEPH HENDRICKS CAROL HENRETTA LESLIE HENSON NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE BARBARA HASEMAN ... ... French Club. Ski Club, Aft Club. Covolettes, Pep Club. BAR8ARA HATIESTAD ... Mott ' ••• Ski Club. A f Club. Couolette . G.A .. Pep Club. JUDITH HAZUKA ... Ski Club, Moth Club. An Club. G.A A.. Vcxotlonol Training, M.D.V.C. DIANE HEDIN ... An Club, D.«k Jockoy Club, Stogo Croft Club. Choir. PENNY HEGIAND ... Ski Club, Stogo Croft Club, Cavolottoi, F.H.A.. F.T.A., Pep Club. Warrlorottes. Snow Day� Junior Attendant. ROGER HEIMKE ... Covaliert. Football, Boteboll. BoVetboll, Swimming, Golf. SUE HENDERSON ... CavolettovBrigette leoder. F.HA.. F.T.A.. Pep Club. JOSEPH HENDRICKS ... Joe ... German Club, Moth Club, Aitronomy Club. CAROL HENRETTA ... Student Council, French Club, lake Conference Student Council Preiident. Covolettes Brlgcfto Leoder. Secretary Pep Club. Choir. WorrJorottei. LESLIE HENSON ... Sophomore Clow Council, H Club. Cavolierj. School Plays. Track. Cron Country. RALPH HULA ... Ski Club. Wrestling. DIANE HIAVACEK ... Covafeitos, Choir. DONNA HILAVACEK ... Covalettet. MAGGIE HOFFMAN ... German Club. F.HA. CAROLYN HOFSTRAND ... Student Guide. Covolettoj. F.HA . Vocational Training, Pep Club. RICHARD HOGANSON JOHN HOIDAl DOROTHY HOLCHER PAT HOLTER STEVE HOOPER THE CLASS OF RICHARD HOGANSON ... Dick. JOHN HOIDAl ... Student Council, lotln Club. H Club. Cavelier , Co-Captain Football. Trock. DOROTHY HOICHER ... Dodl ... Student Council, Junior Clow Council, Sophomoro Clow Council. Covolottej-Brigotto Icoder. F.T.A., Debote, Secretory N.F.I.. Notional Honor Society, Secretory Junior Claw. Girl ' State. Worrior Butino Staff. Pep Club. Choir, Warrior Editor . PAT HOITER ... Ski Club, Cavoloffe . Cheerlcoder. STEVE HOOPER. JUDY HOOVER ... French Club, lotln Club, Stoge Crolt Club. Covolette . F.T.A., Pep Club. ANOREW JAEGER ... Pete .,. Sponith Club, Trantforred from Brookfield High, Wisconsin. KATHY JINDRA ... Sophomore Clo � Council, French Club. Covolette . F.T.A. Pres., Notionol Honor Society, Pep Club, Citixenthlp Award CAROL JOHNSON ... Corrie ... Stoge Croft Club. F.H.A., Vocot nol Troinlng, CHRISTIE JOHNSON ... French Club. Brigette leoder Covolette . F.T.A., Notionol Honor Society, Debate, N.F.l. See., Pop Club. Worrior Editor . Worrior Buslne Staff. V. Pres. Covolette , P.T.A. Good Citiren. DIANE JOHNSON ... Di ... Sponith Club, Covolette . G.A.A., librory Assistant, Worrior Buiineit Staff. JOYCE JOHNSON ... Sponith Club. Ski Club. Ailronomy Club. Bond. JUDY ANN JOHNSON ... Spanish Club, Ski Cub. Art Club, Covolette . Astronomy Club. JUDITH I. JOHNSON ... Judy ... Sponith Club. Covolette . F.H.A., F.TA. NEIl JOHNSON_________Germon Club. Moth Club. Astronomy Club. Junior Ro- torion . JUDY HOOVER ANDREW JAEGER KATHY JINDRA CAROL JOHNSON CHRISTIE JOHNSON 48 DIANE JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON JUDY ANN JOHNSON JUDITH L. JOHNSON NEIL JOHNSON SHIRLEE JOHNSON TOM JOHNSON JIM JORGENSON MARK JOESEFSON CURTIS JUDD NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE SHIRIEE JOHNSON ... S wd«nt Council, Ski Club. Covolette . H. Cr r. Pep Club, Flog Twlrlets, Worriorettes. TOM JOHNSON ... Spanish Club. Ski Ovb. Bond. Trock. Y.F.C. Club. A� -tronomy Club, Optimist Aword. JIM JORGENSON ... Student Council. Senior Clou Council. Junior Clou Council, Cavaliers, Choir, School Ploys. MARK JOSEFSON ... Duke. Jose ... Germon Club. Latin Club. Covo-liers. Debote. Warrior Business Stofl, School Ploys, football. Base boll. No-tioool Forensic League. Pres. German Cub. CURTIS JUDO ... Audio Visual, Bond, School Ploys. KATHERINE JUNKIN ... Toff ' • • • Ski Club. Cavolettes, HI Crier. JOANNE KAASA ... Student Council. French Cub. Latin Club. Stage Crolt Club, Cavolettes. Pep Club, Cheerleader, Choir, Warriorettcs. School Plays. STEVE KACZMARCZIK. HARVEY KALISCH. SCOn KEIFFER ... Wrestling JIM KELLY ... Transfer from Benilde. KATHY KINN ... Art Club. Cavolettes. F.T.A WILLIAM KINN ... Cavaliers, School Ploys. BEnE KINSMAN ... French Club. Ski Club. Cavolettes. Offce Assistants. Pep Club. JAMES KLEIN ... Jim ... Lotin Club, Band, Swing Band KATHERINE JUNKIN JOANNE KAAZA STEVE KACZMARCZIK HARVEY KALISCH SCOTT KEIFFER i JIM KELLY KATHY KINN WILLIAM KINN BEnE KINSMAN JAMES KLEIN JAMES KLOBE JOHN KLOBE SUE KLOUDA PAM KOELLEN JANET KOHLS RONALD KOMER KAREN KORSMO KENNETH KOSTIAL JANET KRAKE CHRISTINE KRAUSE THE CLASS OF JAMES KLOBE ... Wrettling, Swimming. JOHN KLOBE ... Wrestling, Swimming. SUE KLOUDA ... Junior Clow Council, Ski Club. Cavolcttcs. F.H.A., Ft.A Pop Club, Syncroniied Swimming PAM KOELLEN ... Vlcc-prw. French Club, Ski Club, F.T.A.. Covoietfes. Covalolte Brigette Loader, Warrior Businew Staff. Pop Club. JANET KOHLS ... Jon. RONALD KOMER. KAREN KORSMO ... Corky ... Art Club. Pom Pom Girl . KENNITH KOSTIAL ... Sporky” ... Ski Club. Voth Club, Cavaliers. Chefs' Club. Warrior Staff. School Ploy. Trock. JANET KRAKE ... Senior Clow Council, Disk Jockey Club. Choir. Y.F.C., War-rior Business Stoff. CHRISTINE KRAUSE ... Gcrmon Club. G.A.A.. Astronomy Club, Band. CAROL KROHN. ROGER KRUMSEIG. HOWARD KUTCHER ... Audio Visual. KATHY LAHRE ... Spanish Club. Math Club, Disk Jockey Club, Stage Croft. F.T.A., Y.F.C., Band, Student Director. EDITH LAGZDIN ... Edie — Student Council. Senior Clow Council, Spanish Club. 8r=gette Lcoder Covalcftes. Pros. F.H.A., F.T.A., National Honor Society. Y.F.C. 50 CAROL KROHN RODGER KRUMSEIG HOWARD KUTCHER KATHRYN LAHRE EDITH LAGZDIN PAUL LAPIC BONNIE LARSON DAVID LARSON KAREN LARSON DAVID LAU JIM LAUNSTEIN JEFF LAUREL DAVE LEONARD JAMES LESLIE MARLENE LINDBERY NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE PAUL LAP 1C ... Hon ... Covolier , Football, Wroitling, Vocational Training. Future 8u ineu leoder . BONNIE LARSON ... F.H.A.. G.A.A., CKoir. OAVID LARSON . .. Dave ... Ski Club, Cavalier . Hockey. Bateboll. KAREN IARSON ... Senior Clo� Council. French Club. Ski Club Covolefte , F.T.A., Warrior Business Staff. DAVID IAU ... Dove ... Student Council, Di� k Jockey Club Prc .. Stage Croft Club. Choir; School Ploy. JIM LAUNSTEIN. JEFF LAUREL ... Ski Club Pre ., Cavalier . DAVE LEONARD ... Junior Clou Council, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Art Club, Covolier , Warrior Editorial Staff. Choir, Bond. Mgr. of Swim and Trock Teams. JAMES LESLIE ... H Club. Covolier . Football. Hockey, Trock. MARLENE LINDBERY ... Mar ... Student Guide. Art Club. Stoge Croft Club, F.T.A., G-A.A. CAROL LINDGREN ... Student Council. Sophomore Clou Council. Cava-lettet, F.T.A., Choir, Worriorette . SUSAN LIONBERGER ... Sue ... French Club. Stage Craft Club, Covo lelfo , F.T.A.. Warrior Business Staff. CHARLES LIVERMORE. ALAN LONG ... Debate. Audio Visual, Band, School Play, Tennis ANN LONGBElLA ... Ski Club. Covolettes, ... B team Cheerleader, Choir. Sextette. Warriorcttcs. DARLENE LORENZ NEILL LUEBKE NANCY MACLEAR MARION MAKOUSKY NANCY MARKS THE CLASS OF DARLENE LORENZ. NEILL LUEBKE ... Luub ... lotin Club. H Club. Cavoliers. Junior Rotation . Football. Bosketboll. NANCY MACLEAR ... None . . . Sfago Croft Club, F.H.A MARION MAKOUSKY ... Cricket ... F.H.A., G A A. NANCY MARKS . . . Sen C'u � Council. Ski Club. Disk Jockey Club. F.T.A STEVE MARQUESEN ... Senior Class Council, lotin Club. H Club. Colliers. Football. BRUCE MARTIN ... Covot-ers. Baseboll. WILLIAM MARSH ... B.ll ... Sponish Club Pres.. Disk Jockey Club, Stoge C'oft Club. Audio Visual, Bond, Harmony. JOYCE McCANN ... German Club, Stogo Croft Club, Covalette . Vocational Troining, Future Business Leaders. MICHAEL McCOllUM ... Sponish Club. Track, Bosketboll. LARRY McCORMlCK. GARY McCREADY .,. Student Council, Senior Gass Council, Junior Class Council, Covolier . Senior Goss Vlce-Pre .. Warrior Business Staff. Worrior Editor, Cross-Country. Football. Trock, Wrestling. BARB McGANNCN ... Student Council, French Club. Ski Club. Covolettos, GAA, Pep Club, Pom Pom Girls. CARLTON McLAIN ... Covolier . Football. Boseboll. MIKE McLAUGHLIN ... H Gub. Covolier , Footboll. Trock. Astronomy Club. STEVE MARQUESEN WILLIAM MARSH BRUCE MARTIN JOYCE McCANN MICHAEL McCOLLUM 52 LARRY McCORMlCK GARY McCREADY BARB McGANNON CARLTON McLAIN MIKE McLAUGHLIN DONALD MICHEL RICHARD MILES LINDA MILLER PATRICIA MILLER NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE SHARON MICHALETZ SHARON MICHAIETZ ... F.HA, GAA DONAIO MICHEl ... Ski Club. Disk Jockey Club, Stoge Croft Club. RICHARD MIIES ... Swim Team. IINDA MIllER ... Spanish Club Vlco-Pro . Stoge Croft Club. Cavoletfe . Choir. PATRICIA MIllER ... -Pol ... French Club, Covalettes. F.T.A., Pep Club. JOHN MINNEHAN ... Choir. IEO MOHRBACHER ... Aud'o Visual. Vocotional Trolning. GARY MOORES ... Student Council, Senior Closs Council, Junior Clou Council, Senior Class President, Student Guide, lotin Club, Cavol.ert, Junior Rotorions. Choir, Bosketboll. MARY MUUEN ... Spanish Club. Ski Club, G.A A . Bond CAROL NEISON ... French Club. Ski Club. DJ Club. Covolettes. Flog Twirlers, Bond, Swim Club, Mormony. JOYCE NEISON ... Stage Croft Club. Cavo’eftes, M D.V.C. Club, Vocotional Training, Office Assistant IARRY NEISON ... Sk. Club, Cavol.ers, 8aseball JANET NESS ... G A A . Vocationo1 Troir.ng. JANIS NEUTGENS ... Ski Club. Covo'ettcs, B Team Gvorlf ;d -r. BETTIE NITZ ... F.H A . Vocational Troining. JOHN MINNEHAN LEO MOHRBACHER GARY MOORES MARY MULLEN CAROL NELSON 53 JOYCE NELSON LARRY NELSON JANET NESS JANIS NEUTGENS BETTIE NITZ BOB NORRGARD KATHRYN NORRIS MERRIE ANN NOUKKI ALLAN ODDEN DEBORAH ODENBREIT CAROL OIE TERRY OLSON BEVERLY OLSON STEVEN OLSON DOROTHY OPHOVEN THE CLASS OF ROBERT NORRGARD ... Bob'' ... Cavalier . KATHRYN NORRIS ... Sophomore Clou Council. Germon Club, Ski Club. Covolette . G.AA. Pre ., Pep Club. Choir, Bond. MERRIE NOUKKI ... Art dub, Stoge Croft Cub. Riding Club ALLAN ODDEN ... Al ... Student Council. Junior Clew Council, lotin Club. Cavelier Viee-Pret, Notional Honor Society Pre .. Junior Rotarion . School Play, Swimming. Opflmitt Youth Appreciation Award. DEBORAH ODEN8REIT ... Student council. Stoge Craft Club, Vocational Training. CAROL OIE ... Senior Clou Council, Ski Club, Cavolette . Pep Club, Choir. Soxtette. TERRY OLSON. BEVERLY OLSON ... Jeannic ... Glee Club. Art Club. STEVE OLSON ... Student Council. Cavalier . Bate ball. Hockey. DOROTHY OPHOVEN ... Student Council. German Club. Covaletfe . SHARON OTTING ... Ski Club. Covalette . FT A LAURA JANE OVERHOLT ... Laurie ... $ki Club. Divk Jockey Club. Stoge Crolt Club. Covalette . F.T.A, HI Crier, Warrior Busineu Stofl, Worrior Editorial Stoff. Pep Club. PAULA PALIN ... Germon Club. Sk, Club. Stoge Craft Club. Covolefte . F.T.A. Pep Club, Choir. BEVERLEE PARENTEAU ... Bev ... Stoge Croft Club, Covolette . F.TA., library AjiHtant. MIKE PATERSON ... Hopkin Swing fcind. Golf. Fodboll. SHARON OHING LAURA JANE OVERHOLT PAULA PALIN BEVERLEE PARENTEAU MICHAEL PATERSON JEFFERY PAUL JOHN PAYNE JEANINE PEACH BRUCE PEDERSON BILL PENCE DARLENE PETERSON HEATHER PETERSON JANET PETERSON LYNN PETERSON MARY I. PETERSON NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE JEFFERY PAUL ... Audio Visual. Vocotionol Troining. JOHN PAYNE ... Student Guido, Germon Club, H Club, Covalien, Football, Wrcttllng. JEANINE PEACH ... Cavaletfev N.H.S.. Doboto, Warrior Business Staff. Warrior Ediforiol Staff, Pop Club. Student Director School Play. Homocoming Princeu. BRUCE PEDERSON ... Latin Club. Ski Club, Covaliert. Autonomy Club. Golf, Swimming. WILLIAM PENCE ... Bill ... Cavalier . Ski Club. Gorman Club. DARLENE PETERSON ... Cavoletfcs HEATHER PETERSON ... Covalettes. G A A JANET PETERSON. LYNN PETERSON ... Dijk Jockey Club. Stoge Croft Club. Covalettes. f H A MARY L PETERSON ... lotin Cub. Choir. Sextette. CARL PETRY ... German Club. Stoge Craft Club. Choir. School Ploy, As-tronomy Club. ROBERT PIEPHO ... Art Club. SHARON PIERSKALLA ... F.H.A.. G.A.A.. librory Assistant. DOUG PtEHAl ... Wrestling TOM PLEHAL. CARL PETRY ROBERT PIEPHO SHARON PIERSKALLA DOUG PLEHAL TOM PLEHAL GAYLE PLOCKER DICK POGORELY TOM POLIVKA CINDY POWELL RICHARD PRESTON THE CLASS OF GAYIE PLOCKER . . . French Club, Art Club Vice Pros. D. J. Club, Stoge Croft Club. Covolettes. F.H.A.. F.T.A., School Ploy, Astronomy Club, Tennis Club. RICHARD POGORELY . . . Dick TOM POLIVKA . . . Co voile rs. N H.S.. Debate, School Ploy. N.F.l, CYNTHIA POWELL . . Cindy . . . French Club. Stage Croft Club. Cava-lottos, F.T A„ School Ploy. RICHARD PRESTON ... Dick ... German Club. Math Club. Covoliers. STEVE PUCK ... Student Council 11,12. Junior Class Council, H Club. Cavaliers, Football Co-Copt.. Hockey, 8asketball. ROBERTA PUDIl . . Student Council, Sophomoro Class Council, French Club. Ski Club. Covolettes. F.Y.A., Pop Club, Warrioretlos, Sophomore Class Sec. MICHAEL QUINN ... Mike ... Student Council, Vocational Training, Hockey. M.D.V.C. Club Pres. SUSAN RASMUSSEN ... Sue ... Student Council, Covolettes, G.A.A., Glee Club. CAROLE PAYBACK . . Spanish Club. F.H.A. KATHY RICHARDSON ... French Club Pres, Covolettes. KATHY RIE8ETH . . . Spanish Club, Covolettes, Office Assistant. School Ploy. CAROL RILEY . . F H A„ Library Assistant. TOM RIME ... Ski Club. GERALD ROBINSON . . . Studont Council. German Club. Bond. Football, Basketball. STEVE PUCK ROBERTA PUDIL MIKE QUINN SUSAN RASMUSSEN CAROL RAYBACK KATHLEEN RICHARDSON KATHLEEN RIEBETH CAROL RILEY TOM RIME GERALD ROBINSON SHARI ROEHM JERRY ROGERS KURT ROGNESS JoANN ROHE CAROL ROHRSCHNEIDER NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE SHARON ROEHM ... Shori ... Ski Club, An Club, Covalettcs, Pop Club. JERRY ROGERS . . Cavaliers. Vocotlono! Training Office Asslstont. Choir. KURT ROGNESS ... Spanish Club. Ski Club. Covaliors, Swimming. JOANN ROHE Jo . . Student Council, Art Club, library Assistant, Glee Club. CAROL ROHRSCHNEIDER . Carlo . . . German Club, lotin Club. Ski Club. Covolettes. F.T.A., Hi Orier. Warrior Editorial Stoff. Pep Club. MARIIYNN ROSS . . . Sponijh Club. Covolettes, Choir. RICHARD RUSCH. RHODA SANDBERG . . . Do-Do . Student Council, l.brory Assistant. JAMES SAUER Jim . . Boskct'oall. TOM SCHMITZ. DONALD SCHOBER . . Don . D J. Club. Aud.o Vlsvol IEROY SCHROEDER ... lee ... Woth Club. Astronomy Club, JUDY SCHUIZ. GAYIE SCHUNK F H.A.. G.A.A.. Glee Club. SANDRA SCOTT . . . Covolottes. World Afloirs Club. MARILYN ROSS RICHARD RUSCH RHODA SANDBERG JIM SAUER TOM SCHMITZ 57 DONALD SCHOBER LE ROY SCHROEDER JUDY SCHULZ GAYLE SCHUNK SANDRA SCOn ADRIENNE SECK RON SECOR RICHARD SEEIYE PAT SHAllMAN MARY SIDLA BRIAN SINYKIN DENNIS SIPPRELL DIANE SIPPRELL SANDRA SIPPRELL JAMES SKEFFINGTON THE CLASS OF ADRIENNE SECK . . . Covolettes, Vocational Training. Pep Club. RON SECOR. RICHARD SEELYE ... Pres. Junior Claw Council, Cavalier), Trock. Football, Swimming. PAT SHAUMAN ... lotin Club. Cavolier). Hi Crier. Warrior Business Stoff, Warrior Editorial Stall. School Ploy. MARY ANN SIDIA . . . 'Ann . . . Senior Closs Council. French Club, lotin Club. Ski Club. Cavalcttoi. Pep Club. BRIAN SINYKIN ... Spanish Club. Ski Club. Di� k Jockey Club. Covallor . Audio Visual, Cholt. DENNIS SIPPREll . . . Disk Jockey Club. Audio Visual. DIANE SIPPREll .. . Covolettes. SANDRA SIPPREll. JAMES SKEFFINGTON. BONNIE JEAN SKOTTEGARD ... Covolettes. Office Assistants. Glee Club. JANET SMEINS . . . Jan . . . Covolettes. G.A.A. CAROL I. SMITH . . . Sponish Club. Art Club, Covolettes. F.T.A. CONNIE SMITH . . . Disk Jockey Club, Stoge Croft Club, library Assistants. GWEN SMITH ... Student Guide. German Club. Stage Croft Club. Cava-lettes. G.A.A., Warrior Business Stoff. Pep Club, Red Cross. JEANETTE SMITH LYLE SMITH BOB SNOOK MARY SODOMA BARBARA SORENSON STEVE SPRINGER EDWARD STANS PRISCILLA STEINER MERRILEE STENNES KATHERINE SOUERS NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE JEANETTE SMITH ... Covolettes. F.H.A.. G.A.A., Glee Club. IYIE SMITH. BOB SNOOK ... Math Club. H Club. Disk Jockey Club, Swimming, Astror omy Club, Swim Club. MARY SODOMA ... Covolettes. F.H A., Pep Club. Band, Swing Band. BARBARA SORENSON . . Senior Clow Council. Junior Class Council, French Club, Covolettes, F.T_A, Pep Club, Choir. KATHERINE SOUERS . . Kathy ... Ski Club, Stoge C olt Club, Cavaleites. F.T.A. STEVE SPRINGER ... Ski Club. Covoliers, Football. Swimming, Trock. Asron-omy Club. EDWARD STANS. PRICIllA STEINER . . Skits . . . F.H.A. MERIIEE STENNES French Club. Covaletfes. F.T.A.. Cheerleader. V « Pres. Pep Club. F.T.A CAROLYN STORltE ... Choir, Bond. School Ploy Student Director. Hi C Y.F.C. PATRICIA STRAND Pot” Ski Club. Covolettes. F.H A . G.A.A . HI C.. Band. Astronomy Club. FREDRICK STREIF ... Sk. Club. Disk Jockey Club. Stoge Croft Club. Choir. School Ploy. KENNETH STROM . . Math Club, Art Club. Audio-Visuol, Astronomy Club. MATTI STUIBERG . . French Club. Lotin Club. Covolettes. F.T.A,, HI Crier. Warrior Business Stofl, Pep Club. Worriorettes 59 CAROLYN STORLIE PATRICIA STRAND FREDRICK STREIF KENNETH STROM MATTI STULBERG JOHN STYVE DANNY SULANDER ELAINE SULIWOLD LARRY SULLWOLD BOB SVELA JOHN STYVE . . Jock . . . football. Track. DANNY SUIANDER Ski Club. DUk Jockey Club. Auldo V.juol. ElAINE SULIWOID ... Cavolettev G.A.A., Secretory-Trea juror Vocational Training. IARRY SUllWOlD . . . Cavalierj BOB SVEIA . . Cavohorj, Hockey, Bo jo ball. Golf. CHARLES SVIHEl . . M Club. Wrestling. Track. EDWIN SWANSON ... Ed ... Vocatonol Training. JERRILYN SWENSON ... Jerri ... Divk Jockey dub, Tronjfer from Ben-jon High, Minneioto. MARY TEBORG ... Boo Boo ... french Club, Ski Club, Stage Craft Club, Cavolettej, F.T.A. JUDITH THARINGER . . . Judy . . . Fronch Club, Latin Club. Treaiurer Ski Club, Prej. Cavalottej, Pop Club. Worriorettov PETER THRODAHl . . Pete . . . Football. Baskotball, Trock. Soc. Sophomore Clou. Student Council. H Club. Sec. Cavalierj. Notional Honor Society. School Ploy, Sophomore Clou Council. AFS Exchonge Student to France. SHIRLEY TOLASEK ... Bundle ... F.H.A, G.A.A. MARY TOPKA ... French Club, lotin Club. Ski Club. Stage Croft Club, Covo-leftej, F.T.A., National Honor Society, Debate, Warrior Bujinejj Staff. National Forentic league. Junior Clajjicol league. MYRA TRUDE . . . Stoge Croft Club, Hi Crier. Choir. Bond. School Play, Y.F.C. GRANT TRYGSTAO . . . Trigger . . . Bajketball, Trock. CHARLES SVIHEL EDWIN SWANSON JERRILYN SWENSON MARY TEBORG JUDY THARINGER PETER THRODAHL SHIRLEY TOLASEK MARY TOPKA MYRA TRUDE GRANT TRYGSTAD DENNIS TWEED GARY ULKU SHIRLEY ULRICH KATHI URAM RICH Von BERGEN DENNIS TWEED ... Chef Club. GARY UlKU . . . bote boll. Football. SHIRIEY JEAN ULRICK . . . Vocational Training, KATHIEEN URAM ... Kothi ... Senior Closs Council, French Club, lotin Club. Covalette . G.A.A., Warrior Business Staff, Pep Club, RICHARD VonBERGEN . . “Rich-' . . Student Council. Junior Clou Council. H Club, Cavalier . Junior C!o � Vice Pre ., Junior Rotorian . Football, Hockey. Trock. TOM Van BERGEN . CovoIIcm. Football, Hockey. Trock, RONALD VANEK . . . Gunner . . . Student Council. H. Club, Pre . Cavalier . Junior Rotorian . Choir, Basketball, Baseball, Snow King. FAITH VICKERMAN ... Student Council, lotin Club, Stogo Croft Club. Covolettc , F.T.A., Notional Honor Society. Warrior Editoriol Staff. Gtizonship Award. FRANK WAIKER ... Vtce Pre Germon and lotin Club. Ski dub. H Club. Cavalier . Football. Batketboll. ROGER WAISH ... Audio Vi� uol KANEN WANDREI ... Covolettc . Office Assistant . Pep Club. EDWARO WARD . . . Ed . . . H Club, Cavalier . Swimming. IINDA WATSON . . . lin . . . Vke Pre . Spanish Club, Stage Croft Club. Cavolotte . F.T.A.. Pres.. Vice Pres, of G.A.A. BARRY WELCH ... Bear ... Student Council, Junior Class Council. Sophomore Class Council, Ski Club. H Club, Cavaliers, All School President, Junior Rotorian. Football. Bosketball, Baseball. JEANNE WERNER . Student Council. Covolettc . F.T.A , Warrior Staff. Pop Club. TOM Von BERGEN RON VANEK FAITH VICKERMAN FRANK WALKER ROGER WALSH 61 KAREN WANDREI ED WARD LINDA WATSON BARRY WELCH JEANNE WERNER GARY WERTZ BETTE WESEN CONNIE WESEN SHERRY WESTFIELD SALLY WHEALEN BOB WIBSTAD MARY ANN WHITEMAN JAMES WHITEHEAD JOHN WIIG STEVE WHITE THE CLASS OF GARY LEE WERTZ Cavolier . Audio Vlwol. Schools Ploy . Swim Club. Astronomy Club, Bosoboll, Bosketball. BETTE WESEN . . . F.H A., llbrory Aulsfonl, Pom Pom Glfh. CONSTANCE WESEN ... Student Council, Ski Club, Stag© Croft. Covolctlei, F.H.A.. Pom Pom Girl. SHERRY WESTFIEID ... Ski Club. Swim Club. SAUY WHEALEN ... Stog© Croft. Covolottcs. Vocotlonol Trolnlno. Pop Club. MDVC, Future Business leader STEVE WHITE Trock. JAMES WHITEHEAD . . . Baseball. Golf. MARY ANN WHITEMAN ... lofin Club, Vlce-pres Ski Club, Covolette . See. Notional Honor Society, Pep Club, Cboerleoder, Choir, Soxtette. BOB WIBSTAD ... Cavaliers, Ballroom Dancing, Feotboll, Baseball. JOHN WIIG . . . Student Council. Sophomore Clow President, Senior Claw Council. Ski Club, H Club, Cavalier . Choir President, Football. Track, Bose-ball. Basketball LORRAINE WILCOX . . G.A.A.. librory Assistant. MICHAEL WINGE . Mike . . . Disk Jockey Club. Covoliers, Hi Crier, Baseball. JOAN WINSHIP ... Germon Club. Art Club, Stage Craft Club. Riding Club. FRED WINTERMANTEL . . Bond BRUCE WINTHER ... Ski Club, Choir. Y.F.C. Pre . Boseboll. RAY WIPSON MARY WITTGRAF LYNN WOODRICH STEVE WOOLLEY BARB WRIGHT DUANE WYMAN LAUREN ZABEL JUDY ZEIK PEG ZIEGENHAGEN BOB ZIMMERMAN NINETEEN SIXTY-ONE RAY WIPSON . . . H Clvb. Covoliers. Football. Basketball. Baseboll. Hockey. MARY EILEEN WITTGRAF . . . Witty . . . Junior Clow Council, Sponish Club, Ski Club, Covoletlcj, F.H.A.. Rom Pom Girls, Glee Club. LYNN WOODRICH ... Spanish Club, Latin Club. Art Club, Covolettes. .National Honor Society, Warrior Business Stoll. STEVE WOOLLEY ... Junior Clou Council, German Club, H Club, Disk Jockey Club, Cavaliers. Swimming. BARBARA WRIGHT ... Barb ... Notionol Honor Society, Warrior Busineu Stoll, Choir, Tronslered Irom Guardian Angels High. SENIORS NOT PICTURED OUANE WYMAN . . . Audio Visual. LAUREN 2ABEL. JUDY ZEIK ... Art Club, Cavolettes, F.H.A., library Assistants. PEG ZIEGENHAGEN . . . Student Council. Senior Class Council. Junior Clou Council. Cavolettes. N.H.S., Worrior Buiiness Stall, Warrior Editorol Stall. Pep Clvb. School Ploy. ROBERT ZIMMERMAN . . Cavaliers. BOB ZUPPKE. JANICE ZWEIG ... Stage Oolt Club, Covolettes, Office Auistants. Pep Club. CHAD CASWELL, ROBERT DALLMAN, CORDON DUDA, GARY FRANZEN, BOB LAW, DAN NICHOLS, DENNIS RUHA. SARIG HORST. OAVE SKARLERUD. IN MEMORIAM BOB ZUPPKE JANICE ZWEIG PHIL POLLY 1943-1960 BONNIE STURMAN 1943-1959 63 I AM A CHILD OF THE AGE OF UBIQUITY.’’ WASN'T THAT THE LAST BELL? DO YOU THINK ANYONE WILL RECOGNIZE ME IN THIS DISGUISE?” HEY, YOU'RE BURNING MY MARSHMALLOW. COME HERE, WATSON, I NEED YOUI” REMEMBER. WHEN MR OlALA COMES BY, JUST ACt NATURAL.” I'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO BE A PHOT. BET YOU'VE NEVER RIDDEN IN A '52 YES, AND I'VE ALWAYS WANTED FORD. TO BE A STEWARDESS. 64 HOW COULD YOU MISS YOUR BUS; IT WAS PAINTED BRIGHT YELLOW.-' TOO WINDY TO WALK. 65 SENIOR EXCLUSIVE HOME ROOM 334s FRONT ROW: Janice Bergman, Karen Borthel, Cothy Armjtrong, Mary Ann Anderjon, Sue Andenon, SECOND ROW: Jonc Bcndor, Doug Anderjon, Wilton Anderson, Charles Berg. Roger Ander. ion, Judy Bangcrt; THIRD ROW: 8.11 Anderson, Bruce Bokeburg, Jerry Anderson, Ron Axel, Pot Borbeauj FOURTH ROW: Ted Anderjon, Bruce Anderjon. Joel Aldcrson, Steve 8ostable, Dick Bass, Dave Bocik, Odel Benhordus. TWO DOWN, ONE MORE TO BLOW WE Juniors hove rounded out our academic schedules with many social activities this past year. At homecoming, Emy Grant represented our class; our float was work, fun — but no prize! The Prom was held at Oak Ridge Country Club this year, a wonderful finish to o memorable year. President of the Class of '62 was Bill Anderson. Other Officers were Kay Erickson, Sandy Latchow, and Mary Zakariasen. Advising our doss, and working hard of our concessions, were Mr. Solensten and Mrs. Rasmussen. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: MARY ZA-KARIASEN. Vice Projident. 8111 ANDERSON. Projident, SANDY LATCHAW, Trpojurcr, KAY ERICKSON, Secretory. 66 JUNIORS BF - CA HOME ROOM 150: FRONT ROW: Joonne 8roshor, Dionne Brondenborg, Mory Bo-chanon, Ginny Carlson, SECOND ROW: Brcgit Bringcntoff. Carolyn Bilt2, Morgo Carter, Rick Brown; THIRD ROW: Jim Block, John Blerbaum, John Carroll, Bill Block; FOURTH ROW: Jerry Brodley, Bob Borrcll. Heinrich Bringcntoft. Bruco Comeron, John Bredin. CB - DA HOME ROOM 208: FRONT ROW: Chorteen Darling, Karen Chcrmak, Carolyn Coyken-dell, Sharon Donlolson,- SECOND ROW: Marge Dou, Carlo Cornelijon, Meredith Connor . Karen Dahlin, Sue Clift. THIRD ROW: Eddie Dovidge, Dennis Daily, Louis Colson, Mr. Breoult; FOURTH ROW: Jim Dohl, Dick Cole, Dick Christianson. Skip Cottrill, Dick Dohlheimer. DB - EM HOME ROOM 305: FRONT ROW: Goorgc-anno Olctrich, Morgy Dewey, Jerilee Eckert, Dione Denter; SECOND ROW: Undo Oecr-son, Jonc Downing, Joe Deleisi, Dick Denson, Pot Edmunds,' THIRD ROW: Bill Dodson, Oavo Drowberf, Doug Donaldson, Ron Dvorok, Mr. Hedblom,- FOURTH ROW; Mr. Godfrey. Jim Drogon, Dove Drebenstedt, Bob Edwards, Bob Dursoc. EN - GR HOME ROOM 343: FRONT ROW: Dcbbio Griswold, Koy Erickson, Emy Grant, Joanne Fil ten, Mr. Hokher; SECOND ROW: Al Grazionl, Sue Fockler, Pam Gerring. Noel Parr, Dennis Gilbertson,- THIRD ROW: Laurie Flten, Danny Fuller, Bob Ferris, Randy Foster, Earl Grout FOURTH ROW: John Grus-sing, Steve Feinberg, Mark Fulton, Barry Fox, Mike Gilfillan. 67 JUNIORS GS - HES HOME ROOM 308: FRONT ROW: Mory Ann Herzon, Karon Hake!. Pom Hess, Noncy Hcrfort. Virginia Herrick; SECOND ROW: Diono Harris, Sharon Hossc, Peggy Hamilton, Sue Hallberg. $uo Helgerud, Cheryl Heinecke. THIRD ROW: Frod Gutformson, Bill Holmcr. Ston Heller, Ted Honwkk; FOURTH ROW: Dole Gustofson, Kurt Horstcd, Steve Holseth. Bill Hancock, Jerry Henderson, Bob Herron. HET -JOH HOME ROOM 347: FRONT ROW Jon Ivers. Kothie Johnson, Leona Johnson, luella Johnson, Shorry Johnson. Betty K. Johnson, Jo-Ann Johnson,- SECOND ROW: Noncy Johnson, Christine Johnson, Diane Josper-son, Andy Johnson, Cheryl Hyer, Karon Johnson, Marlene Iverson; THIRD ROW: Mr. R. Johnson. Rondy Hood, Dick Johnson, Bob Hillmon, Rondy Hlavoc, Dkk Johnson, Joe Hromotka, Jerry Jops; FOURTH ROW: Tom Hilgers. Duane Huekell, Lloyd Hockel, Gary Hovlnen, Dove Joeger. Jerry Johnson, M.r. Morritt. JOI - KZ HOME ROOM 113: FRONT ROW. 8orb Kroutkromer, Janet Kinn, Sandy Kilbone, Loretta Jouppe, Miss C. Nelson; SECOND ROW: Vicki Kunz, Shirley King, Linda Jorgenson, Jill Koellen,- THIRD ROW: Chuck Kloster, Paul Kosberg, Jim Justus, Don Kelly, Howard Kaibel; FOURTH ROW: Jerry Joli-coeur, Mike King, lorry Knight, John Kavelin. Bob Just. LA - LI HOME ROOM 332: FRONT ROW: Nancy Lease. Kathy Limbeck, Judy LaSalle, Claudia Leppa. Sandy Lotchow, SECOND ROW: Miss Neuman, Kathy lewis, Joan Lindberry, Karen Larson, Mary Larson, Miss Piche,-THIRD ROW: Carol Leonard, Doug Larson. Dick Larson, Jim levy, Cheryl Leddy. Dione I owls. FOURTH ROW: Woyne LaRoche, Dick Lindahl, Allon leskc, Don Lorson, Joe levernier. 68 JUNIORS J - MO HOME ROOM 345: FRONT ROW: Mavis Mohn. Beverly Miller, SKaron McGee, Shclio Mce. LuAnn Longhenry, Kathy Moores, SECOND ROW: Diano Mortinek, Wendy Moose. Margo Mogush, Pot Morquort, Koy Moir, Chor Mann. THIRD ROW: Mike Miles. Rick Morrill, Karey Love, John Lund, Roman Muelbcrg, Don Martin; FOURTH ROW; Mr. Peterson, Bob McCormick, 8ruce lundstrom, Dkk Mersky, Pete Malvey, Brian Mognuson, Morlowe Meyer. MO - OL HOME ROOM 109; FRONT ROW: Mary Munnoke. Donna Mother, Claudia Morin, Merdith O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Shonus. Carole Murphy, Carolyn Nelson, Carolyn Olsen; THIRD ROW: Jim Nordstrom, Dwight Olsen, Tom Noer, Jim Nolen. FOURTH ROW: John North. Roger Olsen, Keith Olsen, Mike O'Connell, Bruce Nielson, Jim Olson. OM - PL HOME ROOM 240. FRONT ROW: Bcrb Peterson, Dee Oxoll, Judy Plerskollo, Mrs. Roszo; SECOND ROW: Paulo Patterson, Judy Peterson. Diane Plottes,- THIRD ROW: LeAnn Peters. Tom Parle. Gcn« Ortiz. John Pierre. Judy Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Don Paulson, Crolg Poterson, Bill Pike, John Peterson. Dove Pavik. PA HOME ROOM 342: FRONT ROW: Carol Reeves, Rose Marie Prcpodnik. Judy Rot hem, Ann Rimdohl, Bobbie Sachs.- SECOND ROW: Linda Porter, Korcn Pudil. Sharon Pootc, Christie Rogors, Becky Rodgers. Mr. Solen-stein.- THIRD ROW: Sue Sondstrom, Jo Ro-mcr, Jean Rormon. Karen Sandgrcn, Joyce Richter. Tam Rapps; FOURTH ROW: Dick Rippe. Vince Rohrc, Jerry Richter. Jim Saboko. Lorry Rohrschncider, Bob Romsey. 69 TS - WEL HOME ROOM 242: FRONT ROW: Judy Uberko, Sharon Weckman, Ce lest me Vkurn, Cheryl Wobh. Toni Webster. SECOND ROW: Margaret Turngren, Diane Win-hondel. Undo Welch, Barb Watermon, Sue Von Bergon, Mrs. Hinckly; THIRD ROW: Pot Ueeck, Soro Turngren, Bril Twet, Jim Vossor, JoAnn Turner, Korea Walker,-FOURTH ROW: Fronk Visko, John Von-Arsdole, Gary Vierling, Ron Visko. Bob Welch. WEM - Z HOME ROOM 340: FRONT ROW: Mary Wigglnton, Marilyn Werti, Shoren Zweig, Mary Zokoriosen, Mrj. Welch; SECOND ROW: Kothy Witfgrof, Judy Weson, Dorthy Wtnkler, Nancy Zimmerman, Marcia Wund-l hj THIRD ROW: Dennis Wiley, Dave ZeMerstofn, Lorry Zuckmon, Jim Wiig; FOURTH ROW: Dan Williams. Don Williams, Barry Whiteoker, John Willloms, Ron Zok. JUNIOR S SB - STA HOME ROOM 244: FRONT ROW: Carolyn Schultz, Sue Scanlon, Carol Smith, Mary Schwontcs. Terri Solond. Mn. Soule, SECOND ROW: Myra Schouer. Sue Sheet . Robin Sheldon, Judy Schoeeberg. Sharon Sonslhogcn.- THIRD ROW: M.ke Smoltol. Glen Schunk, Jim Schelledy, Ivo Serrano. Dave Smith, John Starch, Don Somsch; FOURTH ROW: Dennis Simpson, Jim Senn. Kent Severson. Bruce Soltis. Arvid Sorenson, Jevon Schmier, Steve Schultz. HOME ROOM 309. FRONT ROW: Karen Stenbeck, Marge Torasar, Diane Tank, Thoo Telkc. Karen Stiff, Pom Thuleen; SECOND ROW: Marclo Thimson, Gayle Swanson, Kay Swensson, Kathy Shut, Colleen Trumbo, lie no Strl mkes; THIRD ROW: Bob Srohl, Doug Thompson, Kent Tollberg, Bob Sfono, Mr. ThciJe. FOURTH ROW: Ray Sveen, Chris Stroiz, Dovo Tcchom, Daryl Tronsrud, Jim Stelrly. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: FRED CATONI. Vice Prejidenf. BECKY REINSTRA. Secretory. DAN PENNIE. Treomrer. BING JOHNSON, President. MANY NEW FACES SURROUND US SO-PHO-MORES SOPHOMORES!! This is the cry of tho underdossmen heard at the school activities. The shouts of the B-teom cheerleaders added to the support of the teams. The B-cheerleaders included Liz Blaho, Marilyn Else, Diane Goebel, Ginny Lee, Diane Pilorski, Merry Glynn, Linda Holcomb, and alternate Dee Johnson. Our class was well represented by our class officers, Bing Johnson, Fred Cofoni, Becky Rienstro, and Don Pennie. Homecoming was the first event of the year, with Joy Shimek as our attendant. The sophomore float was worked on by all, won second prize. It was another lesson for us in Senior priority. Sno Daze was success with the climax of the week the Winter Formal. Many Sophomores also took port in plays and joined many of the school clubs. Recalling fine memories we look forward to the next two years at Hopkins High. BING JOHNSON AND JOY SHIMEK REPRESENT THE SOPHOMORE CLASS IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE. 71 SOPHOMORES A - BEN HOME ROOM 239: FRONT ROW: Nancy Arntsen, Sharon Benhordus. Nancy Arenkiel, Diane Bertelson, Story Bass, Mrs. 8org-wordt; SECOND ROW: Mary Baker, Linda Bole, Sharon Bohmer, Mory Anderson, Dione Becker; THIRD ROW: Roberto Andor-son, Sandra Ajpelin, Gail Anderjon, Pot Amundson, Jan Benda; FOURTH ROW: Eorl Dennis, Brace Anderson. Joe Beggs, lorry Boer. BEO - BZ HOME ROOM 212: FRONT ROW: Sandy Bergor, Sue Bonskowsko, Brooks Bissel. Hz Bloho; SECOND ROW: Eugene Beck, Gory Butler, Bill Bren, Mr. Prellwitz.- THIRD ROW: Gory Borncamp, Bill Boone, Don Bergstrom, Tom Bittlc,- FOURTH ROW: Dove Bryant, Donald Bohoch, Robert 8rowor, John Bloberger. CA - EK HOME ROOM Library: FRONT ROW: Nila Corncllson, Nancy Camp, Pom Edeskuty, Elsie DeVries, Gloria Christianson, Pot Carpenter,- SECOND ROW: Jean Checko. Sandro Coryes. Undo Chrlstonson. Judy Earle, Undo Ek, Jone Checko.- THIRD ROW: Ron Ciechesc, Bob Corl, Warren Duskc. Jim Dagen, Dove Checko, FOURTH ROW: Terry Christianson, Joe Christianson, Roger Duemke, Stan Christianson. EL - GE HOME ROOM 246: FRONT ROW: Marilyn Else, Margaret Gortner, Dorothy Foucher. Barb Gebert. Kathy Gess. Jon Ford, Elaine Foreman,- SECOND ROW: Diane Gage. Judy Fox, Sue Estel, Gail Frcdendall, Cathy Erickson. Sherry Gartner.- THIRD ROW: Mrs. Bortz. Maureen Fricks. Dave Emme, Donovan Elhvonger. Rolph Elonder, luonne Finch, FOURTH ROW: Mike Fulton, Mike Emerson, Wayne Ess, Allen Flandors, Doug Elliott, Bob Gellerstedt. 72 SOPHOMORES GF - HZ HOME ROOM 207: FRONT ROW: Merry Glenn, Diane Goebel, Laurel Hersey, Judy Hunt. Joyce Halt, Alone Haug, SECOND ROW: Barb Hastod. Judy Hollo, Ginny Hendrickson. Jeon Grise, Eorlenc Glyscn, THIRD ROW: Pot Glancy. Dario Hedike. Kathy Hetlond, Linda Hokomb, Sheila Gustafson, Marge Hennings; FOURTH ROW: Carol Hermanson, Joyco Hlllcrbock, Lourel Halverson. Sue Gray. Christine Gilberg. Barb Hoelieher, Barb Groctsch. GF - HZ HOME ROOM 207: FRONT ROW: Ralph Holmquist, Woltor Hood, Terry Hutson, Wally Haupt. Horry Hjorsted; SECOND ROW: Tom Hodges, Donald Hyor. Jay Groz� onl, John Hendrickson,- THIRD ROW: Dave Gysland, Gory Good, Roy Hoglond, Dave Koltzman, I - LM HOME ROOM 205: FRONT ROW: Barb Kcppelman. Laura Kihlman, Dorann Kroll, Sue Kokesh. Ann Jacobson, Irene Joanidhi; SECOND ROW: Pat Junkin, Mory Kovclin, Kenny Keller, Gory Loobs. Mike Komp, Jane Kalosh, Jane Olson; THIRD ROW 8 ll Irwin. Jim Jenkins, Mike Keith, Jim Kloss, Rkk Jacobson, Steve Irish, Willie Jorgenson. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Ohly. Paul KrWm-sieg, Doug Knudson, Tom Johnson, Allen Johnson. Dave Keeley, Craig Johnson. I - LM HOME ROOM 205: FRONT ROW: Ruth lll.es, Cathy Koifler, Connie Johnson, Jean Ja-quith. Mary Irgens. Liz Joanidhi; SECOND ROW; Barb Klang, Kathy Klouda. Dee Johnson, Linda Jackson, Judy Johnson. Mr. Tesor, THIRD ROW: Eugone Johnson, Bing Johnson, Keith Kovor. Bill Klobe, Mark Kozel, Ren Jooppc. FOURTH ROW: Bill Johnson, Croig Johnson, Glenn Johnson, Jim Kirkceido, Dorroll Kempfert. Tom Lom-mors, Jerry Jurisch. 73 SOPHOMORES AN - MAD HOME ROOM 211: FRONT ROW: Corol lifson, Rosie Lopez, Joyce Levine, Helen lozaretti, Kathy lewis, Koran lobitz. Jon Lerohl, Jon Light. SECOND ROW: Koren Modson. Jody Moddox, llga Llelkoks, Pom Lind, Ginny Leo, Ellen lorvlck, Shoron lotion, Ann lotion. THIRD ROW: Lorry Lind-ittom, lorry lotion, Gerold lutter, Looii Longhenry, Jim llndberry. Barb lundin, Margo Lehmcn; FOURTH ROW: Bert Lind-berry, John lindohl. Lorry leoch, Jim lose. Gory Larson. MAE - MZ HOME ROOM 330: FRONT ROW: Marion Mellin, Kothy McLellan, Sara Morvln, Leslie Marsh, Jeon M chl, Priscilla Morjton, SEC OND ROW: Shirley Mullen, Jane Mielke, Jo-Ann Mcliann, Lucya Miller, Nancy McCurry, Bonnie Muir, Janice Murroy. THIRD ROW: Dave Matthews, Jim Moore, Mike Mender, Dale Mason, Ray Mouchka, Steve Mariehe, George Martin. Fred Mullen,- FOURTH ROW: Roy Melius, Bob Mattson, Keith Moeller, Ray Mattson, Allen Mueller, Tom Mortimer. HOME ROOM 303: FRONT ROW: Sharon Nolden. Shoron Poulson, Sandy Ottlng, Potty Pornell, Jane Olson. Sue Overboil, Nancy Nelson: SECOND ROW: Marsha Noord. Sondy Nosh. Kotio Overholt, Georgia Nelson. Judy Olson, Jeon Olson. THIRD ROW: Dan Oos, Larry Neubeck, Ronnie Olson, Lee Norrgord, Croig Obborius, Mr. Horner; FOURTH ROW: R-ck Niles. Orville Osgood, Pete Nunnink, John Ostdiek, Tom Olson. PAV —REI HOME ROOM 247: FRONT ROW: Rose Ann Reiss, Sandy Powers, Kathy Pudil, Sue Poyne, Vernie Quinn, Linda Potter; SECOND ROW: Mr. Howolls, louro Pederson. Jane Polky, Diane Pilarski, Sue Potroment, Kathy Rathmonner, Mr. Brudcvold; THIRD ROW: Dwight Quackenbush, Dove Quak-enbush. Pal Price, Bruce Pfiefer, Dave Toiler, John Romstod, Tim Peterson,-FOURTH ROW: Jon Pooch, Dove Parlance. Don Pennie, Don Pilarski, Pete Pfieffer, Tom Piepbo, Jorry Plehal. fVcrTi Y i M 74 SOPHOMORES RET - SH HOME ROOM 236: FRONT ROW; Joy Shirr-ek, Becky Rienstro, Sue Ronnie, Newo Shulto. Thorcso Rowon, Diane Scbonebaum; SECOND ROW: Hazel Seek, Suo Schwaum, Potty Russell, Mary Sellner, Barb Scheiber, Sue Schultz; THIRD ROW: Mr. Souter, Jim Scheiber, Joe Roxroad, Bill Ruzin, Tom Sondstrom, Mr. Krogsethj FOURTH ROW: Dona Rohr, Bill Sondborg, Jim Schiolds, John Reike, Jim Romor. SI - STE HOME ROOM 238: FRONT ROW: Mary Smith, Betty Smalsol, Pot Stoffons. Sue Stang, Sharon Smith, Donna Sigerson,- SECOND ROW: 8onnle Stadden, Carol Skold, Cheryl Smith, Geraine Soronson, Ginny Steponek, Janet Sidla; THIRD ROW: Carl Steel, Neil Speaker, Dove Stahr, Terry Soiberg, Lynn Simmonj, Mr. Novok; FOURTH ROW: Paul Stevenson, Richard Stefan, Dick Stccnsland, Croig Stoll, Dove Smetana, Morgan Sonsthogon, Mr. Whitney. STF - WEI HOME ROOM 307: FRONT ROW: Kathy Stoekdale, Norma Terwilliger, Carol Urness, Gretch Vant Hull, Nancy Trumbo, Mr. Fir-mage,- SECOND ROW: Oonno Tonglen, Sondro Worren, Andy Tcsor, Lucy Thlfqulst, Nancy Tank, Kitty Worron; THIRD ROW: Mike Swotojch, Torry Stodola, Larry Trued, Jim Strain, Gary Thcmmes; FOURTH ROW: Dove Tollman, Craig Thoony. Stove Swon-jan. Dove Trucx, Dove Svihel. WEJ - Z HOME ROOM 344: FRONT ROW: Diane Wcstovcr, Cheryl Wold, Barb Zweig, Nancy Wiedmon; SECOND ROW: Mr. Stcbloy, Robyn Weldon, Carol Whitoman, Kathy Wolff. Kathy Zoik; THIRD ROW: Donald Wittenberg, Randy Pearson, Poul Wyman, Robert Wejfllng, Gary Wesicrberg,' FOURTH ROW: Ken Zokorloson. BUI Whitney, Gene Yeager, Tom Willis, George Welch, Dick Welch. 75 77 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Shyrl Brokl, Roberta Hanning, Jonef Krolg, Edith longzdin; SECOND ROW: Mr. Stolloy. Mary Ann Sidlo. Barb McGonnon. Connie Christianson, Carol Olo, Mrs. Piche,- THIRD ROW: Grdch Amundsen, Kathy Uram, Money Marks, Ponny Bren, Karen Larson, Borb Sorenson; FOURTH ROW: Phil Halverson, Gary McCready, Bill Flee-son, Gary Mooros. Jim Jorgenson, Steve Marqueson. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Koy Erickson, Sandy Lotcbaw, Mary Zakarlo-sen. Karen Stenboek. Mr. Solenston; SECOND ROW: Mary Larsen, Margo Dau, Jo Romer, Sue Sandstrom, Korcn Walker; THIRD ROW: Bill Anderson, Paul Anderson, Wilton Anderson, Bruce Andorson, Poto Malvcy; FOURTH ROW: Rick Merrill, Bob Stohl, Bill Coyne, 8ill Lock, Cris Strotz. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mr, E. Anderson, Marilyn Elso. Rom Eduskdy, Merry Glenn, Mrs, Soulo; SECOND ROW: Laura Peterson, Sue Schultz, Pam Lind, Karen Madson, Ann Larson; THIRD ROW: Ken Zakariosen, 8111 Whltnoy, Jim Luse, Dan Pcnnie. Dovo Reiter. 78 VOICE OF THE STUDENTS THE student council in our school is a training ground for leaders, followers, and good citizens. It encourages students to become interested in civic matters and to suggest ways and means of improving our school. Actually the student council is student participation in school government. Probably in a larger sense, it is a clearing house for student opinion. The main purpose of the student council is to teach good citizenship and, thus, the student council becomes a laboratory of citizenship. The idea that the student council is just another club, is a serious misunderstanding of its function. It is the only student organization which represents every student in the school. Therefore, if is the most important student organization in the entire school and needs the understanding, respect, and co-operation of students, faculty, and administrative staff. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mr. Tufvonder. Morsho Thimson, Pouto Patterson. Toni Webster, Mary Schwontes, Mary Zokariosen, Mr. Sorenson, SECOND ROW: Marionello 8iroli, Corot Skold, Soro Turngron. Korin Sondgren, Edith log,din, Ruth Sundgulst, THIRD ROW: Ron Axel. Steve Kolseth, Bob Ferris, Dove Reiter, Joe Boggs. 8ob Bcotty, Broco Anderson FOURTH ROW: Ken Zako-riosen, Wilton Anderson, Bill Anderson, Stcvo Anderson, Jim Lute, Don Pennie. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mr. Sorenson, Sandy Lot-chaw. Carole Menretto, Ann Larsen, Pom Eduskety, Merry Glynn. Becky Rinjtro, Peg Zlegonhogen, Pom Lind, Mr. Tufvonder; ROW TWO: Sue Rosmusson, Jeanie Wer-nor, Solly Blohm, Gretehan Amundsen, Korin Sondgren, Jon Ivors, Koy Erickson. Mary Ann Henan. Koren Madsen,- ROW THREE: Barry Welch. Gary Moores, Gary McCroody, John Wiig, Ron Vonek. Don Pilorskl, Bing Johnson. Don Schlebe, Bill Eddy; BACK ROW: Bill Whitney. Gory Erickson, Fred Co ton i, Steve Puck, Alon Odden. Jim Conover, Jon deVries. Jim Aomodt. ALL SCHOOL OFFICERS. JIM CONOVER, Vice-President, CAROL HENRETTA, Secretary. BARRY WELCH, President. BUT ONCE A YEAR THE Warrior staff this year hos worked hard to produce a book of distinctive design and character. Under the direction of our outstanding adviser, Mr. John Engelbart, the coordinated efforts of our Business and Editorial staffs has resulted in one of the most individual of books. The 1961 Warrior has a modern theme, stressing simplicity of design and clean lines. We have introduced ongles info our layouts ond added a special portfolio of photographs This year's book has retained the large 9 by 12 inch size and increased the number of pages by an additional 16 which provided more room for sports and oround school shots. The work of our senior editors Mary Biftle and Peggy Zieggenhagen, the faculty editors Dodi Hoi-cher, Chris Johnson, ond Jeanine Peach, the organization editors Mavis Mohn and Matti Stulberg, and the pictures from our photographic staff hove been instrumental in the production of this book. JIM CONOVER, Editor-in-chief. WARRIOR BUSINESS STAFF WARRIOR BUSINESS STAFF: FRONT ROW: Koy Erkluon. Louri« Overholt. Chris Johnson. terono Bost. Janet Kroko. Dodi Hokhec, Merry Glynn. Bocky Reinstro; SECOND ROW: Vary Topko, Peggy Zelgenhogen. Pom Koellen. Pam Dovglos. Karon Larson, Penny Bron, Jeanine Peoch, Sandy Hording. Jeanne Werner, Pot SHollmon; THIRD ROW: Faith Vickermon. Kothy Urom. Sve llonberger, Joyce Bren, Mary Brttlo, Diono Johnson, Gwen Smith, Borb Wright, Lynn Wood-rkh; FOURTH ROW: Ken Kostiol, Mark Josephson, Dick Gordon. BUI Fleoson, Jon do Vrois. Emil Snerd. Elmer Snerd, Steve Irish. 80 WARRIOR EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: MAVIS MOHN, Organization Editor. LEE GERDE, Sports Editor; JIM CONOVER, Editor-in-chief; Bill FIEESON. Sports Editor; PEGGY ZIEGENHAGEN, Senior Editor,- ROW TWO: JEANINE PEACH, Faculty Editor,- MATTI STOL8ERG, Organization Editor; MARY 8ITTLE, Senior Editor,-DODI HOLCHER, Faculty Editor; CHRIS JOHNSON, Faculty Editor. SECTION EDITOR MAVIS MOHN RUSHES TO COMPLETE LOVELY MISS WARRIOR AND HER HANDSOME ESCORT REPRESENTED HER DEADLINE. THE YEARBOOK IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE. WARRIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS: FRONT ROW: lee Norrgard, Dave Stretano.-BACK ROW: Dovo Leonard, Dovo Troux, Stove Irish, FRENCH CLUB FRENCH ClUB OFFICERS: MRS. SOUIE, Adviser; JANE BENDER, Treosurcr,- PAM KOEUEN, Vice-President; KATHY RICHARDSON, President. CLUB AIDS FRENCH STUDY THE FRENCH CLUB, under the inspiring leadership of their adviser, Mrs. Soule, and the direction of Kathy Richardson, president; Pam Koellon, vice president; Karen Pudil, secretory; and Jane Bender, treasurer; report another year of successful and enjoyable activities. The year got off to a good start at a progressive dinner with special emphosis an French delicacies. The Eiffel Tower motif was used in the construction of the French float, which is o traditional part of the Homecoming festivities. This wos followed in December by the annual Christmas party with all the language clubs participating. The group moved info the home economics room for one meeting to fry their skill at French cuisine. The highlight of the year was the Spring style show in which the girls presented their spring fashions. The girls feel fhof these activities were instrumental in broadening their knowledge of France, its language and its culture. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Cindy Powell, Penny Bren, Sue lionberger, Joyce Bren, loonne Finch, Marguerite Dewey. Nancy Frank, Judy Hoover, Mrs. Soule; SECOND ROW.- $uc Holgorud, Corole Henretto, Jane Bendor, Mary Schwantes. Marilyn Else, Diane Johnson, Mary Topka, Liz Brekkc,- THIRD ROW; Undo Jorgenson, Jill Koellen, Peg Hamilton, Sondl Erickson, Barb Sorensen, Mary Ann Sidlo, Karen Pudil, Kathy Richardson, Gay Eggen.- FOURTH ROWt Sue Sond-strom, Cynthio Camp, Kathi Uram, Judy Thoringer, Mattie Stulbcrg, Sally Blohm, Pom Kiellen, Penny Anderson, Pot Miller, Sarah Turngren, Margo Mogush. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Carol Nelson. Noel Forr. Claudia Loppa. Juanita COnard, Chris Johnson, Joanne Koaso, Kathy Jindra. Toni Webster. Pom Eduskutyj SECOND ROW: Nancy Tonk, Koren Modson, Gayle Plocker, Georgionne Dietrich, Gayle Swanson, Mary Larsen, Margaret Turngren, Pam Thuleen, Sue VonBcrgen. Claudia Morin, Choryll Loddy; THIRD ROW: Sandy Berger, Suzanne Overholt. Carol Herman-son. Corole Murphy, Carolyn Olson, Di-one Brondonbourg, Georgio Schorlenburg, Jeanne Olson, Pom Gerrlng. FOURTH ROWi Sandy Wornes, Janet Sidlo, Sue Estel. Bonnie Muir, Jone Downing, Andrea Johnson. Barbora Kascmon, Mary Teborg. Sue Sheets. (LEFT) DON'T ASK WHATj BUT IT'S AN OLD ROMAN CUSTOM. (RIGHT) EVERY MASTER HAS HIS SLAVE AT THE LATIN BANQUET. DO AS THE ROMANS THE LATIN CLUB met after school at the call of the president for some fun and relaxation in tho Roman manner. In the fall we all got some experience in chariot making as we prepared one for the triumphant procession in the Homecoming parade. Many senotors, their ladies and their slaves dressed In tunics and togas, plus soldiers in uniforms entered for fun. lo Saturnalia was the greeting on the occasion for our Christmas party with the other language clubs. The high point of the year's activities was the banquet which was held on April 12, in our atrium in the lunch room preceded by our own version of the Olympics in the gym. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Judy Schneeberg, Robin Sheldon, Morcia Wundorllch, Karon Storv-bock, Nancy Herfert, Mrs. Rouo; ROW TWO: Marlene Iverson, lea Peters, Karon Stiff, Diane Jatperson. Marianello Biroll; ROW THREE: Mary Bittle, Bill Block. Mike Miles, Paul Anderson, Don Martin; BACK ROW: Al Odden, Gory Hovinen, Don lor-son, Dkk Rippe, Chris Strotx, Barry fox. lee Gerde. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Nancy Arnfsin. Elsie DeVries, Morgret Gordner, Kothy Pudll, SoroK Marvin. Kathy McClelan, Connie Johnson; ROW TWO: Barb Hastad, Patty Russell, Dorothy Foshty. Jeon Jaquith. Elaine Forman, Sharon Poulson; ROW THREE: Jane Potko. Gera no Sorenson. Kathy Erickson, laurel Halverson, Roberta Anderson, Sheryl Wold, Undo Potter, Nancy MeCur-rie; BACK ROW: Dave Provinor, Jim Kloss, Bill Whitney, Ken Zokerieson, Bing Johnson, Gory Westorburg, Edmund Allan. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB: FRONT ROW: Dove Leon-ord, John Gromotico, Dave Povelko, Mike McCollum. Irv Dunimore, Bill Morjh, Bill Irwin, Terry Hutson. SECOND ROW: Pom Lind. Marilyn Ross. Lin Wotson, Mory Sell-ner, Shoren NoJden, Barb Sehiebe. Mrs. Hinckley; THIRD ROW: Paula Patterson, Ann Jocobson, Dorks Hedtko, JoAnn Turner. Undo Miller, Eorlene Jibsene, Jon Murrey; FOURTH ROW: llene Strimikes, Dione Gage. Ginny Steponek, Mary Geve-lin, Christine Gilbert, Georgia Nelson, Diane Johnson. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB: FRONT ROW: Sue Ronnei. Sue Bonkowske. Marge Torosor, Judy Johnson, Judy Holcher, Joy Schimek, Mrs. Hinckley; SECOND ROW. Judy Olson, Sue Johnson, Sue Schwom. Undo Holcomb, Judy Maddox, Jane Cecko; THIRD ROW: JoAnn McClain, Brooks Bissell, Gloria Christionson. Marsha Thimson, Mory lr gens. Gall Anderson; FOURTH ROW: Barb Groefch, Joyce Hollerboch, Marsha Vesety. Kathy Stockdale, Sharon Behmer, Kathy Hetland. SPANISH ClUB OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: PAUIA PATTERSON. President, MRS. HINCKLEY. Adviser, SECOND ROW: LINDA MILLER, Vice-President; SUE RONNIE, Treasurer. SPANISH EXPOSURE SPANISH CLUB THE purpose of SPANISH CLUB one of the most enjoyable clubs of Hopkins High School is to gain a better understanding of the way of life of our Spanish speaking neighbors, their habits and their customs. Leading the club in a capable way have been Paula Patterson, president; Linda Miller, vice president; Marsha Vesely, secretary; and Sue Ronnie, treasurer. Their capable adviser is Mrs. Nancy Hinkley. Activities have included a taco-making party; a visit to La Casa Coronado, in Minneapolis, where everyone indulged in the spicy foods of our foreign Spanish speaking neighbors,- building a float for the Homecoming celebration; sponsoring a dance after a gamo and an initiation party. We heard about Mexico and Columbia from Ivan Serrono ond Juan Gramotica. They also sang at our dance after the game. Through their varied activities the club has experienced many enjoyable moments. GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Miu Neumon, Carol Rohr-Khneidcr. Chris Kroute. JoAnne Johnson. Debbie Griswold, Ann Rimdol; ROW TWO: Dov© Emm©, Dan Fuller, Meredith Connors, Kitty Warren, Jeon Cecko, Howard Koibel; ROW THREE: John Payne, John Gramotico, Ston Heller, John Storch, Bob Ramsey. Bill Ponco; BACK ROW; Mark Josephs©©, Elmer Snerd. Frank Wolkor, Bill Fleevon, N©il Johnson, Carl Retry. Gary 8oese. Allan Mueller. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Merrllee Foster, Connie Wesen, Nancy Mocleor. Sandy Comp, Hazel Seek, Gloria Christianson; SECOND ROW: Gayle Plocker, Joyce Richter, Barb Edgar, Cheryl Anderson, Kcron Lorson, Koren Dohlin, JoAnne Ceyres; THIRD ROW: Peggy Hoffmon, lols Chermok, Suo Scanlon, Pat Strand, Judy Pierskella; FOURTH ROW: Edith longzdin, Sandy Hording, Lynn Peterson, Gail Schunk, Shirley, Tolosak, Carol Bierbaum. FRONT ROW; Fred Finch. Bob Benson. Barry Wekh. Rich Van Bergon; ROW TWO: Bill Brooks, lorry Day, Gary Erick-son. Ron Vonek; ROW THREE. Jim Con-over,. Neill Luebbke. Gary Moores. Neil Jonnson; BACK ROW: Jon deVries. Bill Fleeson, Allon Odden. Lee Gerde. JUNIOR ROTARIANS LEARNING TOGETHER GERMAN CLUB under the supervision of Miss Neumann, on exchange teacher from Germany experienced a unique year of knowledge and fun. Working on our float, concessions and dance were the moin events of the year , .. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA is o club for girls who are interested in home economics. A formol installation was held for the new officers: Edith Lagzdin, president; Lois Chermok, vice-president; Koren Barthel, secretary; ond Harriet Berquist, treasurer. A guest speaker spoke on cosmetics ond related subjects. A pizza party in an Italian-like atmosphere ond the annual F.H.A. picnic were among the years' events ... THE JUNIOR ROTARIANS are boys selected to represent our school at the prominent businessmen's organization, the Rotary Club. They attend weekly luncheon meetings at Bursch's Cafe where they meet outstanding businessmen. They also view a Fine program, which is olways interesting and educational. 85 DEBATE FIRST TEAM AND COACHES: FRONT ROW: Christie Johnson, Jim Conover; ROW TWO: Mr. Thiele. Mr. H. Anderson, Mr. Coruson, Jon deVries, Mark Josofson. DEBATE AFFIRMATIVE TEAM: FRONT ROW: Chris-tie Johnson, Jon deVries, ROW TWO: Dkk Rippe, Dodi Hoicher. 86 OE8ATORS: FRONT ROW; Mr. Coru� o . Rob«rto Anderson, Pom li.sd, Keren Hokel, Wary Topko, Dexorhy Holcher, Chris Johnson; SECOND ROW: Tom Polivka, Bill Brooks, Jim Kloss, Dovg Donaldson, Bing Johnson; THIRD ROW: Gory Hovinon, Jon DeVrios, Jim Conover. Howie Kiobel, Dove loo, FOURTH ROW: Dick Rippe, Fred Finch, Mark Josophson, Alan long. John Rioko, loo Gerde. DEBATERS HAVE UPS AND DOWNS D I esolvod: that the United Nations should be significantly strengthened. Hopkins debaters spent hours at the lectern, a the University library and at debate tournaments delving into this problem. If took us into the fields of economic aid, private investment, the world court, the Security Council and the Congo, leading us was Jan de Vries as National Forensic League President, Jim Conover as Vice-President, Dot Holcher as secretary and Fred Finch as Treasurer. We can claim first place titles at the Brainerd Paul Bunyan Tournament; the South St. Paul little Nationals,- the Suburban Round-Robin,-Esfherville, Iowa,- Osseo,- Eau Claire, Wisconsin; and Morris. Debaters ended a successful season by placing second in the Region Five contest and fifth in the State. FRONT ROW: Karen Hakel, Chris Krause; SECOND ROW: Joyce Johnson, Connie Johnson, Wally Houpt, Gory 8argron, Joyce Bren, Roberta Andorson; THIRD ROW: Sandy Aspelin, Jerry Hogen, Mary Buchonan, Merge Tarossar, Penny Bren, Gone Bock. Suo Clift. Jody Johnson; FOURTH ROW: Shoron Larson, Ginny Hendrickson, Keith Moeller, Marsha Noard, Dave Grout, Bill Marsh, Roger Olson, Don Diekmon, Kathy Lahre, Clyde Hozelton, Cdel Benhordus; FIFTH ROW: Mary Sodoma, Sharon Gummow, Cheryl Wold, leRono Bost, Sandy Sipproll, Bill Brooks, Miko Patterson, Ron Axel, Tom Johnson, Maxine Burke. Curl Judd; SIXTH ROW; Earl Grout, Linda Christenson, Bill Bren. Bob Stohl, Joe Beggs, Don Scheibe. GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Lorraine Wilcox. Leono Johnson, Charlene Darling, Judy Bongert, Beverly Olson, Janet Anderle, Joyne Olson. Donno Hlovecek; ROW TWO: Dor. lene Lorenz. Kathryn Holland, Barb Kof -pelman, Cathy Armstrong, Irene Joonidhi, Rlto Conzet. Sandro Kolstod, Sheila Moe; ROW THREE: Morllyn Wertz. Linda Doer-son, Cheryl Hoinecke, Jan Ivors, Carol Reeves, Luclla Johnson. Judy Corlson, Bonnie Skotfegord, Betty Benson, BACK ROW: Ruth Sundquist, Sue Rasmussen, Kay Swenson. Mary Wiggington, Linda Porter, Ruth Bechthold, Joonno Roho, Mary Wittgraf. TRING ENSEMBLE FRONT ROW: Mr. Brunzell. Merry Glynn; SECOND ROW: Maureen O'Hara, Nancy Nott, Georgia Sharfenborg, Kitty Warren, Judy Viekerman, Don Krieg, Bob Goiter, stedt; THIRO ROW: Steve Emmings, 8ruce Swonson. 80 BAND FRONT ROW: Soro Morvln, Koran Siifl, SECOND ROW: Barb Ho� tod. Carol Nolton. Jorvst Bock, Doronn Kroll, Shoron Bonhordu . THIRD ROW: Morlene Iverjon, Bill Rvzli . Myfa Trudc, Dwight Olvon, Gory Borncomp, Dan Oo� , Barry Fox, John North, Bruce Pteifler, Fred Win-termoMel; FOURTH ROW; Wary Mullen, Bob Dye, Ron Holm, Craig Pctorton. lorry Melger-� on, Dick Welch. Steve White. Jim Klein, Jim Nordstrom. Jim Senn, lloyd Hockel, Stew Thorne,-FIFTH ROW; Poul Kaiberg. Rkk Dougloi. Dave Zetterjtrom. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Teior, Jim Aamodt. Carolyn Storlie. MUSIC GROUPS FOR TALENT THE HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL BAND under the professional guidance of Mr. John Tesar provided music for many programs during the school year. The band performed also at Alexander Ramsey High School for a morning concert. They also experienced work under a student director and their weekend trip, financed through candy sales ... THE GLEE CLUB under the direction of Mr. Walloce Gears renewed its efforts again this year. The Club sings for all school musical productions ... THE ORCHESTRA under the direction of Mr. Clifford Brunzell is composed of both Junior and Senior high school students. This is a relatively new organization to Hopkins. They practice after school performing occasionally with other groups from the Lake Conference and Minneapolis schools. CHAMPAGNE MUSIC BY MR. TESAR ANO THE HOPKINS HIGH SWING BAND. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW: Merrilee Foster, Jody Bu-kosko, Judy Zeik, Betty Weten, SECOND ROW: Connie Smith. Beverly Porenteou, Diane Hedln. Mr� . Stenbock, THIRD ROW: Jo Ann Rohe, Diane Johnson, Judy Pier-ikcllo, Sharen Pierikcllo. VARIETY KEYNOTES ACTIVITY THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, the highest honor organization in Hopkins High School is also one of the oldest organizations. Eoch spring five percent of the junior closs and ten percent of the senior class are chosen by the faculty to become members of the society. A student must excel in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Allan Odden as president was aided by Mary Ann Whiteman secretary and their adviser Miss Nelson ... THE RIDING CLUB, a new organization was started in September 1960 by a handful of girls under the leadership of Miss Stevenson. The membership grow and now includes an exhibition drill team. The club has trail rides and cookouts. At meetings various problems and phoses of horsemanship are worked out in lively discussions ... LIBRARY ASSISTANTS would be difficult for the library to get along without. They help find the information one needs and help check out material. They ploy on important role in much of the behind the scenes work in the library as well as at the desk. The group is advised by Mrs. Sfenback. RIDING CLUB FRONT ROW: Joyce Levine. Kothy Pudil. Maureen Frick, Betty K Johnton, Mits Stevenvon,- SECOND ROW: Donna Tang, len, Joan Wirwhip, Jeanne Olson, Carolyn Biltz, Kathy Lewi , Dione Denzer, THIRD ROW: June Chastek, Marge Flynn, Gwen Smith, Merry Nouki, Chris Johnson, Vicki Kunz. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Mary Topko, Chrit Johnson, Foith Vkkermon. Jconcne Pooch, Min C. Nelton, SECOND ROW: Edith logzdin, Lynn Woodrich, Peg Ziegenhagen, Connie Chrlttionson, Dody Holcher, Mary Ann Whiteman, THIRD ROW; Mortho Jo Engen, Mary Bittle, JoAnn Else, Kothy Jlndro, Barb Wright, FOURTH ROW: Bill Brook . Leo Gordo, Tom Polivko, Allan Odden. 90 STUDENT GUIDES FRONT ROW: Debbie Griswold. Gretchen Vont Hull, Jeon Joquith, JoAnne Else,-ROW TWO: 8orb lundin, Corol Skold. Gwen Smith, Kothle John ion,- ROW THREE: llene Stroimike . Doug Donaldson. Mike Miles, Marge Dauj BACK ROW: Howdy Doody. Gory Mooses, Rick Cotoni, John Poyne, Tom Auron. CLUBS PROVIDE SERVICE STUDENT GUIDES moin jobs ore guiding now students at Hopkins High School and helping with PTA openhouses. They ore chosen in the ninth grode by tho counselors, and serve for their remaining high school years. Each doss has six student guides,-three boys and three girls ... AUDIO VISUAL CLUB performs many important operations in the school. Its moin purpose is to keep the movie projectors running, but if also has other duties. Some of these include keeping track of oil the audio and visual aids equipment, plus handling the motion picfuro equipment. The Audio Visual Club is definitely one of the busiest service clubs of the school ... HI-CRIER staff has for one more year informed the students the where, why, when, .vhat, and how of Hopkins High athletics, school plays, outstanding students, clubs and organizations, and awards and achievements. Its editors will be tho first to admit that their work is never done from their first day in journalism until they retire in February AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB FRONT ROW: Randy Hood. Dick Denson. John Ferris. Davo Reiter, Ted Anderson, Mike Mile . Lorry Boer, lorry Neubeck. Mr. Meaner; SECONO ROW: Dick DoMheimer, Rick Nile . John Romifod, Ted Honwick, Dick Larson, Bill Bendell, Dave Grout. Roger Wolsh; THIRD ROW: Jim Miller. Verle Aarneu. Heinrich Bringentoff. Jim levy, Bill Irwin, lorry Johnson, Terry Sol-berg, Bill Marsh, John Bredin. Don Wil-liomj. FOURTH ROW: Fronk Visko, Arvid Sorenson. Fred Drebensfedt. Jerry Richter, Gery Hochn, Dove Drebenstedt. Mike Corrigan. John Von Arsdale, Oon Nichols. HI-CRIER FRONT ROW: Karen Mokel. Rito Comet, Laurie Overholt, Sue Doss. Carol Rohr-tchelder, Mrs. Duvivier.- SECOND ROW: Myra Trade. Pol Shollman. Shirlee John-son, Mottie Sfulberg, Toffy Junkin; THIRD ROW; Jim Anderson. Mike Winge. Pot Connolly. Jon de Vries. 91 PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: KATHY NORRIS. President- SECOND ROW: KAREN PUDIl, Vico President; JANE BENDER. Treosurer; CAROL HENRETTA, Socrotory. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW; Sondy Colo. Koren Sten-bock. Kothie Johnson, Sue Dow, Grefch Amundson, Merrilce Stennes, Mory Ann Whitemoh; ROW TWO: Movis Mohn, Ponny Hogtond, Jon Ivors, Corol Rohrschnoldor, Koron Wondrio, Sandy Harding. Carolyn Boron,- ROW THREE: Jeanne Werner, Molti Stulberg, Kathy Norris. Jon Noutgons. JoAnne Else. Carol Hcnrofto. Penny Anderson, Jono Dolan; BACK ROW; Barb Hosemon, Kothy Urom, Roberta Pudil, Pom Koellen. Paulo Pohlin, Judy Tfiaringer, Pot Miller, Adrienne Seek. Gay Eggcn. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Sondl Erickson, Sandy KU-bono, Koron Hokel, Barb Kroutkremer, Jane 8ender, Sue Helgerud, Morgy Dewey. Koren Cermak; SECOND ROW: Claudia Morin, Koren Pudil. Morgoret Turnarcn, Judy Schneeberg. Judy Wesen, Char Monn, Sue Von Bergen, Mary Schwontes. Dianne Brondenborg.- THIRD ROW: Debbie Griswold, Barb Sorenson. Solly Blohm, Dorothy Hokhor, Gerry Benson, Sara Turn-gron, Karen Wolker, Carol Leonard, Mory Munnecke. Sherron Poole, Kay Erickson: FOURTH ROW: Mary Lou Sodcmo. Marge Dau, Bette Kinsman, Robin Sheldon, Dionne Josperson. Undo Jorgenson, Jone Downing. Sharon Hosse. Sue Sheets. Kothy Jindra. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Mory Zakarioson. Dee Oxell. Judy Uherka, Sondy Lotchaw, Judy Harrison, Mory Ann Sidlo, Jone Eidom, Jane Horincor.- ROW TWO: Carol Murphy, Barb Hotlestad, Mary Lorson. Pam Thuleen. Bobbie Sochs, Sally Wheolen. Carol Oie. Koren Sondgren. Chris Johnson; ROW THREE: Corolyn Olson, Jill Koellen. Sue Kloudo, Laurie Overholt, Jody Hoover, Sharon Rochm, Shirley Johnson, Barb McGannon; BACK ROW: Sue Sondstrom, Jo Romer, Jeon Rormon, Pot Marquardt. Gwen Smith, Joyce Bren. Liz Brekkc. Penny Bren. 92 PEP HELPS SCHOOL SPIRIT THE PEP CLUB, under the leadership of President Kathy Norris,- Vice-President Karen Pudil; Secretary Carole Henretta; Treasurer Jane Bender; Historion Pam Kiellcn,- and the newly organized judging boord, once again added a year full of spirited school support ot HHS. Early in the year, little sisters were distributed, with seniors having fop priority. Big sisters lost no time in developing a superiority complex. Pep Club took an active part in Homecoming festivities. The girls sponsored the coronation program, ond transformed the gym info a land of pumpkins and tepees. With assistance from their adviser, Mrs. Shanus, Pep Club staged a colossal carnival for the Sno Daze coronation program. Attempts mode at fund raising projects were numerous. A chow mein dinner, complete with authentic Chinese decorations, was one of these projects. Also augmenting the treasury was a Twin Twirl dance, to which participating couples wore matching outfits. Selling concessions olso helped replenish the needy treasury. Climaxing Pep Club's activities wos the annual tea, held in honor of the new members ond graduating seniors. Officers for the 1961-62 school year were announced, and the president Kathy Norris gave her farewell. 93 CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Stow HobetK. Neil Fronk, Stew Oiton, Gory Hovlnen, Doug Donaldson, Rick Merrill, Jim Wiig, ROW TWO: Bruce Comerots. Gory Erkluon, Brion Slnykin, Roger Hiemko, Tom Clauson, Don Poulson, Gory Moores. Bob Beatty, ROW THREE: Gory Airoktinen, Bruce Bokeburg, Jerry Anderson, John Ho idol. Bob Norrgord, Rick Andre, lorry Zeik; BACK ROW; Tom Rime. Tom Von Bergon, Jim Leslie, Stew Morqueson, Jerry Hogen, Gory Hoehn, Jim Stelrly. FELLOWSHIP AND SERVICE CAVALIERS, tho boys' service club of Hopkins High recorded another year of recreation, service and enlightened meetings. The projects of the year included selling School Directories for the PTA. Also tho Cavaliers sponsored the Winter Formal with the Cavaleftes. In addition the Cavaliers give o $150 scholarship to a deserving senior member. One of the highlights of this year was o leadership retreat held of Lymon Lodge on Lake Minnetonka during Christmas vocation. This retreat was co-sponsored by the Cavaliers and Cavaleftes, and was open to brigetto and brigade leaders and officers. If wos a tremendous success and will continue as an annual outing. A service project by the club, also co-sponsored by Cavalettos wos promoting tho bond issue. The members rendered their services by picking up people to vote. Throughout the yeor the Cavalier members have 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 Mr. Benson in charge of food preparation, they or© assured of delicious steak seasoned with a lot of laughs. President Ron Vanek, Vice-President Allan Odden, Secretory Pete Throdahl, Treasurer Bill Fleeson, and Sergeant of Arms Rich Van Bergan under the capable guidance of Mr. Benson, hove kept this year's club running smoothly ond effectively. CAVALIERS CAVAIERS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Bill FIEESON. Tnwwr.f; PETE THRODAHl, Secretory; ALIEN ODDEN, Vice Prwident; SECOND ROW, RICH VAN BERGAN, Sergeant at Arm� ; RON VANEK, President 94 CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Pot Connolly. Fred Gutformson, John Pierro, Jim levy, John North; ROW TWO: Mike Ron, Mike Bixby. Dick Seelye, lorry Nelson, Bill Pence, lorry Sullwold; ROW THREE: Jim Miller, Dove lor son, Stovo Pock. Dkk Gordon, Roy Wipson, Jim Justus; BACK ROW; Gory Gustolson, Fronk Walker, Jim Jorgenson, Neill loebke, Tom Gogncr, Tom Aoran. CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Pool Anderson, Don Mortin, John Gilbertson, Dona Rohr; SECOND ROW, Barry Welch, Chip Chopmon, Dove Quockenbush, Dwight Quockcnbush. John Wiigj THIRD ROW: John Poyne, Bruce Pederson, Tom lommcrs, Darryl Trangsrod, Bruce Kruger, Bob Zimmerman; FOURTH ROW: Jeff Laurel, Ken Kostlol, Tony Meloin, Jon Ccrdolis, Pot Price, Bill leek. CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Alan Lesfce. Bill Anderson, Eddie Davidge, Kurt Rogness, John Gramotko; ROW TWO: lorry Day, Jim Aomodt, Franck llftln, Pote Gardner, Gary Bcese, Bill Irwin, Stove Springer; ROW THREE, Bill Coyne, Bob Bonson, lorry Zuck-man. Bill Hancock, Curt Bolt-man, Mike Brekko; BACK ROW: Steve Wooley, lee Gcrde, Fred Finch. Keith Olson, Bob Stohl. Mark Josefson, Jim luse. “A TEAM CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Svo Dow. Korcn $� enbo k; ROW TWO: Gretch Amundwn, Kothi® Johnson; ROW THREE: Merril®® Sfonno . Mary Ann Whlfemon,- BACK ROW: Sandy Cole. Bob Sfohl. WARRIORETTES left to Right. Carol Whitomon, Kathy Keiffer, Carol Llndgren, Ann longbflla. Roberta Pudil, Penny Heglund, Corole Hon-rotto. Judy Tharinger. JoAnn Els®, AAotti Stulberg, Kay Erickson, Sharon Hansen, Suo Holberg, Carole Murphy, Noncy Hu-fort, Pom Gerring, Pot Marquordt, Mary Irgons, Cathy McClellan, Jan Lerohl, Karen Pudll, Ginny Carlson, Choryl Wolsh, Cheryl Hyer. “B TEAM CHEERLEADERS Merry Glynn, Marilyn Else, Ginny Lee, Undo Holcomb, Liz Bloho, Diane Goebel, Diane Pilorski, Dee Johnson. G. A. A. FRONT ROW: Janet Clushaw. Beverly Miller, Virginia Hendrickson. Barb Edgar. Judy Christianson, Sue Sconlen, Virginia Herrick, Kathy Moores, Dionne Shane. Sherry Johnson; SECOND ROW: Miss Larson, Judy Cohen, Diane lewis, Jon Clu-show, Jan Smeins, Sue Fockler, Sandy Nosh, Miss Stevenson; THIRD ROW: Gail Schunk, leanno Pofers, Diane Denzer, Kothy Lewis, Gwen Smith, Mary Mullen, Ann Jacobson, Earlene Gulscn. FOURTH ROWi June Chostek, Noncy Fox, Morsho Thimson, Sondi Wornes, Bonnie Gunnon, Sue Potromenf, Kitty Worron, Shirley Mullen. Sharon Micholotz, Diane Johnson. THE SPIRIT FOR VICTORY PEPPY, bouncy Warrior CHEERLEADERS added enthusiasm and school spirit to various athletic events such as basketball, football, swimming and hockey. They led our spirited pep feasts before each home game. Legs, legs, legs of the WARRiORETTES sparked half time shows at basketball and football gomes, and Sno Doze and Snikpoh shows. These Warrior maidens also performed for the children of Shriner's Hospital ... The peppiest club in the school attracted many sports minded girls to join G.A.A. Volleyball, basketball, and badminton tournaments were played between Lake Conference schools. These, plus a skating party and a picnic in the spring highlighted the yeor's events. F.T.A. MEMBER SUE HELGERUD .. HEIRS WITH ONE OF THE THREE RS. FUTURE TEACHERS UNITE PRACTICE mokes perfect, or so they soy; however, the moin purpose of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA is not to perfect teachers, but to provide the members with a sample of the many duties of a teacher. Usually two times a year the members Find themselves on the opposite side of a desk, looking out over thirty eager faced in one of our Hopkins elementary schools. Besides being somewhot humorous, this experience offers the girls an opportunity to observe the various grade levels and to experiment with different teaching techniques. Under the direction of Mr. Stalley, Modern Problems teacher, the girls served as ushers at the Parent Teacher Association open house and heard severol speakers at their meeting. In the spring the club took its annuol Field trip to one of the local colleges. Officers of the club are president, Kathy Jindra; vice-president, Merrilee Stennes; and secretary-treasurer, Pat Miller. F. T. A. FRONT ROW: Mavis Mchn. Doe Oxoll. Georgeonno Diotrick, Mary Buchanan, Margo Tarasor, Koy Swenson, Mr. Stalley, ROW TWO: Judy Schneoborg, Pom Thu-loon, Suo Hetgerud, Kay Erickson, Sondy latchow, Karon Stonbock, Borb Wotermonj ROW THREE: Mono Strlmlkcs. JoAnn Turner, Jill Koellon, Karin Sondgron, Morgy Dowoy, Jon Ivors, Debbie Griswold; BACK ROW; Margo Mogush, Sue Sandslrom, Barb Hotlesfod, Borb Gunnon, Carol Murphy, Nool Farr, Peggy Hamilton. F. T. A. FRONT ROW: Suo Kloudo, Mory Topko. Penny Hcgland, Carol Henrotta, Solly Blohm, Kathy Jindra, Chris Johnson. Gayle Ploeker, Laurie Ovcrholt, Carol Rohrschei-dcr. Mr. Stalley, SECOND ROW: Karon Larson, Bov Parenteou, Ponny Anderson, Carol Lingron, Ponny Bron, Kathy Klnn, Judy Hoover, Mory Topko. Mory Bittlo, Foifh Vkkormon, THIRD ROW: Kathy Sours, Mott I Stulberg. Judy Johnson, JoAnno Ebo. Pam Koollon, Pot Millor, Barb Soronson, Liz Brekke, Sue Henderson, Jeanne Wornor, FOURTH ROW: Nancy Marks, Merrilee Stonnes, Joyco Bren, Sue Lionborgor. Lin Wotson, Goy Eggen, Cindy Powell. June Chastek, Barb Hothelsted, Edith Logzdin, Dorothy Holcher. K-CLUB ONE CAN ALWAYS SPOT AN H-CLUB BOY. H-CLUB BOARD Of OffICERS: BARRY WELCH, BRIAN MAGNUSON, TOM VAN BERGAN. TOM GAGNOR, RICH VAN BERGAN. MUSCLED MAETZOLD’S MEN THE H-CLUB is the boys' organizotion of Hopkins High School Ict-termen. Any boy who has earned o letter in sports is eligible for the H Gub. The requirements for entrance are not difficult, but when a boy decides that he would like to join the club he is pledging that he will support all projects of the clubs. Some of these projects are selling concessions, taking tickets and ushering of home basketball games. The proceeds from the concessions are used to purchase new athletic equipment. The officers are Tom Gagner of the swim team, Brian Magnuson, of the football team, Tom Van Bergen of the hockey team, ond Rich Von Bergan of the football team. The H-Club is advised by Mr. Butsie Maetzold, athletic director of Hopkins High School. All new members of the club are initiated in the spring of the yeor. H-CLUB FRONT ROW: Tom Gogner. Larry Day. John Payne, Nelli Luebke. Rich Van Bergen, Roy Wlpson, Tom Von Bergen, Gary Erickson, Sieve Pock; SECOND ROW; Sieve Woolley, Leslie Henjon, Dick Seelye. Ron Vonek, Grant TrygUod, Charles Svihel. Mike Mocloughlin, Mr. Moctrold, THIRO ROW: John Wiig, Barry Wokh, Allan Bor-shlem, Bob Benion, John Hoidol, Gory Alraksinen, Ric Andre, Nell Anderson, Rolph Hllloi FOURTH ROW: Duane Geu. Fronk Wolkor, Pal Connolly, Jim Loslie, Sieve Morquoson, Tom Auron, Ed Ward. Scon Koifler, Bob Snook. H-CLUB FRONT ROW: Ken Zokoriosen, Jim Levy. Roy Sveen, Jim Wllg, Bruce Bakeberg Rick Merrill. Brian Mognuton, Crl� StrotC; SECOND ROW: Gregg Johnson, Larry B er, Pool Anderson. John North, John Growing, Don Paulson, Don Larson, Doug Knutson, Mr. Moelrold; ROW THREE: Terry Solberg, Fred Colonl, Lorry Zockman, Dennis Simpson, Bob Ferris. Jim Dohl, Bill Dodson, Mike Miles, Bill Stanton.- BACK ROW: Glenn Johnson, Allan Mueller, Gory Hoehn, Lloyd Hochel, Jim Drogon. Dick Chrlstlenson, Brlon Droen, Louis Colson, Orville Bower, Gary Alexander. 99 CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Mavis Mohn, Maty Zaiaria-sen, Kothy Riebeth, Cindy Powell, Pom Douglas, Sue Klouda, Marilyn Rom. Marilyn Else, Pam Edeskuty, Merry Glynn; ROW TWO: Sandy Ceryo . Backy Rcdgcrs, Sharon Zwieg, Georgeanne Dietrich, Roberto Sachs, Ann Rimdohl, Mary Topka, louric Ovcrholf, Alone Haag; ROW THREE: Sally Blohm, Mary Anderson, Nancy Tank, Pam Kiellen, Pom Thulcen, Jcanine Pooch, Judy Hoover, Lynn Peterson, Mory Wiggin-ton,- BACK ROW: Andy Johnson, Jo Romer, Carol Murphy, Jill Koellen, Geri Benson, Pat Hoitcr, Mary Larson, Sue Holgorud, Carol Oio. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Barb Kroutkremcr, Helen lozorettl, Kothy Kinn, Judy Zeik, Nancy Groefsch, Sue Johnson, Karen Pudil, Rose Marie Prepodnek, Diane Goebel, Joanne Johnson, Janet Kinn, Katie Orerholt, Carol Hermanson; SECOND ROW: Kothy Sours, Sherrie Gartner, Morgoret Turngren, Goylo Plockor. Bonnio Skottcgard, Rita Conzet. Kathy Moores, Penny Bren, Mary Smith, Heather Peterson; THIRD ROW: Jone Bender, Nancy Nott, llene Streimikes, Georgia Scharfenberg, Bonnie Gunnon, Linda Wotson, Sue Lionberger. Chris Johnson,-FOURTH ROW: Jon Carlson, Robin Shol-don, Soro Turngren. Edith Lagzdin, Sandy Harding, Mory Munneke, Margo Mogush, Linda Miller, louro Pedorson, Carol Bler-boum, Pam Gerring. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Mory Smith, Betty Smosol. Barb Gebert, Koren Johnson, Sandi Erickson, Sue Dom, Sara Marvin, Laurel Horsey, Marion Mollln, Sandy Kilbano; ROW TWO: Jon Murray, Jeon Grise, Barb Schorbor, Barb Sorenson, Barb McGannon, Judy Olson, Elaine Foreman, Sherry Roehm, Ginnie Carlson,- ROW THREE: Judy Fox. Carol Whiteman. Cathie Erickson, Linda Ed, Mary Anne Whiteman, Carolynn Boron. Shirloy Johnson, Judy Schneoberg, Sue Poyne; BACK ROW: Mary Billie, Barb Hatlestad, Geraino Soronson, Janet Sidlo, Virginia Stopanck. Sandy Aspclln, Anne Larson, Mory Teoborg, Mory Johnson. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Dlone Hlavecek, Shirley Gncrer, Penny Heglond, Dorothy Ophoven, Darla Hedthe, Diano Tank, Patty Russell, Sue Kokesh, Janot Bergman, Judy Harrison; ROW TWO: Sue Carlson, Nancy Bettscbort, Lucy Thllquisf, Jone Kalosh, Sherry 8rokl. Barb Waterman, Kothy Jin-dro, Mory Buchanon,- ROW THREE: llga Lielkoks, Nancy Amundson, Peg Hamilton. Dionne Josperson, Ann Longbello, Faith Vickermon, Sandra Otting, Kathi Norris; 8ACK ROW: Mary Sodomo, Sue Rosmus-son, Eileen Cocko, Diane Plattes, Carol Rohrschneider, Lois Chermok, Martho Jo Engcn, Hazel Hoscman, Elaine Sullwold. THERE THE TOPS: CAVAIETTE SNO-DAZE DECORATIONS ... IET GO. IADYI I'VE ALREADY GOT A DATE TO THE SNO-DAZE DANCE. GIRLS’ SERVICE AIDS SCHOOL CAVALETTES, the largest school club, was headed by President, Judy Tharingcr; Vice-President, Jo Romer,- Secretary, Penny Bren; and Treasurer, Jane Bender. Cavalettes, a social service club, took a prominont part in many worthwhile events. At Christmas time, the girls ployed Santa of a children's hospital. With help from Cavaliers, Cavalettes wero able to assume a largo rolo in the passage of the school bond issue. Brigette, brigade leaders, and officers participated in a leadership retreat at lymar Lodge, which proved to be an invaluable experience. Under the supervision of Mrs. Bartz, Cavalettes sponsored the Homecoming dance and put much work info the decorations for Sadie Hawkins. The Sno-Doze dance, the most beautiful ever, was the joint result of Cavalette-Cavolier efforts. Further money making projects such as selling mums, school directories, and con-cessions wero undertaken, enabling the club to donate its yearly scholarship. A spring tea in honor of our A.F.S. student, and a mother-daughter banquet, at which new officers were announced, concluded the year’s activities. CAVELETTES FRONT ROW: Gail A rider ion, Dcadro Oxell, Pom Gilbert. Connie Wei««, Kolh-leen Dibble, Kay Erkkion, Jon lven; ROW TWO: Gretchen Amundicn, Merrilee Ston-nei. Roberta Podil, Cheryl Wolih, Kathy Junkin, Donna Mother. Pat Wo ho, Korin Sandgren; ROW THREE: Dione Pilariki, Penny Anderion, Motti Stulberg, Claudia Morin, Jonii Neutgem. Betty Kimman, Karen Wondrei, Karen Madson, BACK ROW: Marge Dau, Linda Jorgenion, Jane Downing, Sue Sondtlrom, Carol DeGhotto, Roberto Anderion, Sandra Warnet. CAVALETTES OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: MRS. SOULE, Adviser, MRS. BARTZ, Adviser, JUDY THARINGER. President, SECOND ROW: PENNY BREN, Secretory; JO ROMER, Vice President; JANE BENDER. Treosurer. CAVELETTES FRONT ROW: Kothy Zelk. Borb Hosted, Gretch Vont Hull, Becky Rien-stro, Koren Stiff, Ginny Lee, Sondy LotcKow, Noncy Nelson, M.ory Smith, Mary Boss, Sue lorson. Mary Irgens, Connie Johnson,- SECOND ROW: Linda Jackson. Lconno Peters, Shoron Poole, Noncy Zimmerman, Goyle Swanson, Noncy Wledman, Judy Haz-uka, Jone Horincar, Toni Wobstor, Cheryll Lcddy, Judy Uherka,- THIRD ROW: Kay Swensson, Linda Dccrson, Wendy Moose, Pam Und, Sondy Berger, Judy Wesen, Joanne Kaosa, Dorothy Hokhor, Brooks Bissell, Kothie Johnson; FOURTH ROW: Joyce Nelson, Judy 8enke, Dianne Johnson, Gwen Smith, Sue Shoots, Cindy Camp, Marcia Thimson, Linda Wolch, Nancy Siosiad, Sheila Gustofson. FRONT ROW: Normo Terwilliger, Sue Ktoudo, Peg Ziegonhogen, Sue Ronnie, Sue Bronkowski, Marge Hennings, Adrienne Seek, Jone Dolan, Jone Johnson, Sandy Comp, Sherry Johnson, SECOND ROW: Roberta Honning. Joan lindberry, Jo Broshor, Margy Dewey, Nancy Arntsen, Karen Larson, Koron Lorson, Koren Dahlin, Mary Guntzel, Sue Overholt; THIRD ROW: Suo Smith. Barb Lundin, Lynn Woodrkh, Dionne Brondcnberg, Karen Wolker, Noel Farr, Sharon Jones, Kathy Hetland, Paula Patterson, Juanita Conard; FOURTH ROW: Jeanne Werner, Sue Henderson, Sue Esfol, Bommie Miur, Jon 8endo, Sondy Cole, Kothy Urom, Pat Mar-quart, Joanne Turner. CAVELETTES FRONT ROW: Morllyn Wertz, Sue Pofromcnt. Dione Westover, Morge Torosor, Noncy Frank, Jean Mlchl, Claudia Leppo, Sue VonBcrgen, Joy Shimek, Sharron Crandall; ROW TWO: Paula Palin, Carol Henretto, Joonno Else, Mary Schwonto, Maryann Herzon, Mary Ann Sidlo, Morcio Wunderlich, Terri Solond. Kathy Richardson, Cothy Kelffer; ROW THREE: Jonis Light, Jane Polkoy, Kothy Guess, Mary Wittgraf, Linda Potter, Mamcy McCurry, Pat Miller, Debbie Griswold, Diane Gage, Karen Stenbock; BACK ROW: Sharon Hosse. Kathy Kloudo, Sharon Lorson, Jo-onne McCloine. Barb Hoelscher, Goy Eggen, Joyce Bron, Marcia Vesely, Laurel Holvorson. Kay Mols, Sue Schultz. PRESIDENT MIKE BREKKE COOKS THE CHEF CIUB'S MASCOT. FRONT ROW: Mr . Matt. Dove Smith, Randy Hlovot; SECOND ROW: Pete Gardner, Miko Brekke. Jim Nolen, Curl Bolt-man, Ted Andcrjon. COOKING AND WORKING THE CHEF CLUB under fho supervision of Mrs. Marr, home economics teacher, was organized again this yeor. Their activities include cooking delocacics of foreign countrios and common dishes such as hot dogs from America ... OFFICE ASSISTANTS are 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 eose. These girls also leorn the fundamentals and techniques of office practice ... 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 info two sections, the office doss which is for the students who will be working in offices throughout Hopkins, and in the classroom where all our future sales people are being trained. OFFICE ASSISTANTS FRONT ROWi Mary Munncko, Janice Zwieg, Bonnie Skotfcgordj ROW TWO: Sherry. Johnson, Karen Wandrie, lais Chcrmok, Bette Kinsman, Kathy Rieboth. VOCATIONAL TRAINING CLUB FRONT ROW: Joyce McCann, Joyce Nelson, Betty Nitz. Corolyn HoFstrond,- SECOND ROW: Darlene Peterson, Joyce Harincor, Jayne Dolan, Solly Wheclon, Adriene Seek; THIRD ROW: Janet Ness, Judy Hozuko, Debby Odenbriett, Barb Peterson, Shirley Uhrlch, FOURTH ROW: Wolly Balts, Horvey Kolish, Paul lopic. 103 CHOIR FRONT ROW: Andrea Tewr. Myro Trude, JoAnne Ebo, Kay Erick ion, Poulo Pohlin, Karon Stonback, Sondy lotchow. Ruth llliot. Drone Hlovocck. Shoron Crandall, Mary Zakariaien, Peg Ziegonhagcn, Mavii Mohn, Carol lif� on, Barb Watermon, Nancy Zimmerman, Martha Jo Engon, Linda Ek, Mr. Geori; SECOND ROW: Crotch Amondion, Judy Maddox, Mary Ann Whiteman, Mary Gunnel, Christie Rodgers, Becky Rionstro, Sue Doss, Helen Lozaretti, Patty Rus soil, Jonot Krake, Ginny Lee, Carol Oic, Kothy Norris, Joonno Kaoso, Dorothy Holchor, Carolyn Olson, laurol Halverson, Wendy Moote; THIRD ROW; Barb Wright, Carol Ling re n. Peg Hamilton, LcAnne Peters, Sharon Hosse. Carolyn Storlie, Linda Jackson. Ann Longbello, Kothle Johnson, Terri Soiand, Barb Zwieg, Mary Peterson. Sue Johnson, Bonnie Larson, Carolyn Grajell, Marcia Wunderlich, Doe Johnson, Linda Miller, Barb Lundin, Carolyn Nolson, Pot Morquart, Donna Tonglen, Pot Edmunds,- FOURTH ROW: Gory Gustafson. Doug Tompson, Bruce Cameron, Jon Cordalis, Dick Phillips. Jerry Johnson, Jim Dahl, Ron Vanek, Rick Niles, Lee Norrgord, Boyd Yoncy, Rondy Foster, Bruce Winther, Paul Kasberg, Don Martin, Lorry Trued, Gory Lorson, Dory Mason, Tom Rime, Crls Strotz; FIFTH ROW: Steve Gray, Tom Gagner, 8rlan Mognuson, Gary Erickson, Barry Whiteoker, Fred Cotoni, Dove Lau, Gary Mooros, Dove Leonard, Fred Streif. Phil Halverson, Dave Emme, John Wlig, John Minnehan, Brion Sinykin, Bill Whitney, Orville Bowers. Tom Good, Jim Jorgenson. A MIGHTY MUSE THE HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIR under the expert guidance of Mr. W. Gears performed many concerts during the school year. The highlight of the year was singing of the Minneapolis hotel for MM.E.A. A weekend trip was made to Fergus Foils Minnestota through profits made by magazine sales. Christmas concerts included visiting such places as Southdale and singing over television . . . The Hopkins girls SEXTETTE performs with the choir and also on their own. It is composed of six girls os the name implies. They have sung of many luncheons, banquets, notably a banquet for Governor Anderson of Minnesota. SEXTETTE 5 Mory Guntzol, Morcia Wunderlich, Maty Ann White-man, Ann Longbollo, Corol Ole, Mory Poter$on. Shoron Crorvdoll. 106 CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: leilie Henton, Gronf Trygjtod, Bob Ferris, John Gilbertson, Bob Benson, Dennis Wiley,- SECOND ROW: Dove Truox, Joe leverneir, Don Diekmon, Al Borshcim, Wilt Anderson. Duo no Goss, THIRD ROW: Bruce Pfeiffer. Bill Irwin, Don Poulson, Bill Dodson, Cooch Noreen, Mike Gilfillon, John Lund. Rondy Foster, Jim Klaus. RUNNERS RUN UP 3RD CROSS Country finished with 8 wins, 4 losses, and wound up Third in District 18. Co capfains Les Henson and Grant Trygstad were top runners. One of the best meets was with Henry, a win — (35—20). 1960 Track finished sixth in the conference, and seventh in the district and region. Hopkins placed well in many meets, taking first over West and Tonka in one. Co-coptains Horn and Kinsman will not return this yeor, but Gess, Hoidal, and Trygstad will spark the squad. GARY AIRAKSINEN SHATTERS A RECORD. 108 1960 TRACK FRONT ROW: Rondy Fotter, John Hoidal. John Wiig, lorry Zuckman, Bob Ferri� , Wilton Anderjon. SECOND ROW: Duane Ge� . Don Horn, Bob Benton, Al Bortheim, Chip Chapman, Bill Dodton, Bill Honcock; THIRD ROW: Coach Hodblom, Dove Leonard. Bruuce Bakeburg, Tom VonBergen, Jerry Kinjman, Joe leverneir, Grant Trygttod, Coach Noreen. FRONT ROW: Mike O'Connell, Dennis Simpson, Don 8etkxk. Dove Betlock, Jock Dudoth. Jim Wilg; SECOND ROW: Dennis Hanson, Brian Mognuson, Steve Otferstedt, Jim Whiteheod, Dennis Wendell, Ken Kehr, Jim Jorgenson, Don Schuette. NO JOY IN MUDVILLE HOPKINS ballplayers faced a tough schedule in 1960, meeting many of the top teams of the state. The Warriors got off to o good start beating West High 2—1. The batmen lost close games to Roosevelt 10—12 and Richfield 6—9 but came on to beat Mound 4—1. Lack of experience and disastrous injuries ployed a large part in the Warriors 2—12 won-loss record. However, with o number of fine sophomores and juniors returning, the squad looks forward to next season. 1960 B-BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Bruce Solti . Gory Ulku, Bill Tvret. Rick Merrill ,Ron Vonok. BACK ROW: Jim Shelledy, Bob Ewold. Ray Wipjon, Tony McCloin. Jim Jorgenton, Gory Worts. 1960 A-BASEBALL STAR PITCHER WIIG GRITS HIS TEETH AND WINDS UP TO PILE ONE IN FOR ANOTHER STRIKEOUT. FRONT ROW: Dick Seelye, Jim Leslie, John Hoidol, Gory Airocksinen, Gary Erickson, Paul topic, Rogor Heimko. Barry Wolch, Sieve Gray, Rich Van Bcrgon, John Wiig, Stovo Marqueson; SECOND ROW: Neil Anderson, Gary Gustafson, John Payne, Tom Clauson, Brian Mognuson, Bruco Bokoburg, Jim Wiig, John Grossing, Dan Peterson. Paul Anderson, Lee Gorde, Ray Wipson; THIRD ROW: Pot Connolly, Neill Luebke, Tony McLain, John North, Roy Sveen, Jon Peach. Dove Quackenbush, John Bloburger, Tom Mortimer, Goorge Wekh, Bing Johnson, John Gilbertson; FOURTH ROW: Mike McGfoughlln, Curt Horsted, Joo Dolejsi, Gene Olson, Dick Stcensland, Gary Hoehn, Joo Block. Jim Schelledy. John Phillips, Mr. Benson, Mr. Beng-ston, Mr. Howells, Coach Kragseth. YARDAGE AT ANY COSTI 110 a REVENGE IS SWEET: HOPKINS DOWNS ST. LOUIS PARK 13-12. • CO-CAPTAINS BRIAN MAGNUSON AND JOHN HOIDAl DISCUSS THE LIGHT SIDE OF IT. WARRIORS EDGE PARK THE long weeks of fall practice began with an almost impossible job ahead: to transform a varsity football team out of a few returning lettermen and a host of inexperienced gridders from last years B-squad. After the first week of conditioning and fundamentals Hopkins scrimmaged Blake. Later that week both DelaSalle and Roosevelt fell prey to the Warriors preseason vitality. The Warriors, paced by co-captain John Hoidal were impressive losing to Wayzata in the closing seconds 28—20 and against Richfield 33—21. After a thoroughly demoralizing 54—0 beating of the hands of Edina, Hopkins fought viciously to beat St. Louis Park on their home field. For the first time, our defense led by Paul Lapic stymied the Oriole attack while John Hoidal sent fullback Magnuson through the line for yardage. Down 6—0 at the half, Hopkins stormed out of the locker room and sustained two touchdown drives. With Pat Connolly centering, Bruce Bakeburg kicked the extra point to climax a long season. SCORES HOPKINS. . . ... 6 MOUND ... 19 HOPKINS. . . ...20 WAYZATA ....28 HOPKINS... ... 0 ROBBINSDALE . ... ...35 HOPKINS. .. ...13 NAINNETONKA ... ...21 HOPKINS. .. ... 6 BLOOMINGTON .. .... 46 HOPKINS. .. ...21 RICHFIELD ...34 HOPKINS. .. ... 0 :DINA ...54 HOPKINS . .. ...13 PARK ... 12 COACH KRAGSETH DISCUSSES A NEW OFFENSE WITH MAGNUSON. LEE GERDE PREPARES FOR A GRUELING PRACTICE. 112 AXH.UIC B-FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Oavo Motth«w� , Kurl Harpod, Gon® OUon, Jim Sh«lledy, John Phillips. Jim Block, Jo« Oolojji, Froncos lilion, ROW TWO: Gory Aloxondor. Jim luce, Lorry Z«lk. Gory Good, Don Ellowanger, Miko Swattosh, Rick Nilet, Chiol Hoglund, ROW THREE: Mr. Bengiton, Ron Jouppe, Tom Mortimer, Bing Johnson, John Blobcrger, Dick Steemland, George Welch, John Pooch, Pool Sleventon, Pave Ooockenbuth, lorry Zuckmon. B-TEAM BUILDS FOR VARSITY PRACTICE mokes perfect is the by-word for the sophomore-junior Bomber Squad. Under the able direction of Coach Bongston, the teom practiced with the varsity as individual players jockeyed for positions on the A-Squad. The first weeks were taken up with memorizing plays, charging the seven man sled and hitting the ill-fated Puckoroo. Most annoying to the junior varsity is the daily procedance of carrying blocking dummies onto the field under the auspices of the gold bricking seniors. The season progressed rapidly with the usual ups and downs. After losing to St. Louis Park and Mound the B-Squad rebounded with a 20—13 victory over Wayzato, highlighted by Paul Anderson's three touchdowns. The team ended a season of close games and tough breaks with muscles and experience. (RIGHT) PRE-GAME PRACTICE FOR FIFTY GRIDDERS. 113 (LEFT) WHO WANTS TO STOP A SPARTAN? IAPIC DOESI TRYGSTAD, DETERMINED TO GET THAT BAIL. STARTER JIM WIIG BURSTS OUT AHEAD TO LEAD THE TEAM TO THE BAU! HAPPY CROWD SPURS WARRIORS ON COMEBACK DRIVE. 114 FRONT ROW; Gront TrygUod. Ron Von«k. Neill Luebke. Jim Souer, Jim Wiig, Bruco Soltis; SECOND ROW: Manager Gary Wertx. Stove Schultz, Peto Throdohl, John Pederjon, Orvillo Bower, Bob Maiiion, Manoger Bob Ewald; THIRD ROW: Mr. Merritt AsH. Coach. Mr. Reynolds Aut. Cooch, Mr. Novak Coach, Mr. Maetzold Athlotlc Director. WARRIORS COME UP THIS year the Warrior Cagers began what we hope will be the start of a big comeback. A won-loss record of 11—8 shows that the bosketeers ore on the way to success again. We started off beating Mound and really squelching Edina 59—52. The Robbins walked off with a win, and Bloomington and Richfield squeaked by with one point over us. Even Wiig's 20 points didn't spark the team against Park, but Vanek's 20 and Trygstad's 18 knocked over Mound and Edina again. Tonkc was beaten again by 17 points,- Vanek sunk 22 points to beat Wayzata 64—60. Chaska and Shakopee went under easily in the two playoff games on the way to championship. In another playoff, Worriors upset Park 68—64 in overtime, going on further in William's Arena. The Warriors were off in all respects and lost to Mound 55—49. Hopkins had suffered a number of dose defeats this season and was hampered by height, but the spunky five have certainly shown that Hopkins is still around and beginning to show its head again. SCORES HOPKINS 58 MOUND ........... 43 HOPKINS 59 EDINA ........... 52 HOPKINS 57 ROBBINSDALE .... 70 HOPKINS 50 MINNETONKA ... 38 HOPKINS 57 BLOOMINGTON .. 58 |H HOPKINS 52 RICHFIELD ....... 53 HOPKINS 68 WAYZATA ......... 50 HOPKINS 63 PARK ............ 74 ||H HOPKINS 47 MOUND ........... 46 |H HOPKINS 55 EDINA ........... 53 |H HOPKINS 50 ROBBINSDALE .... 54 HOPKINS 64 MINNETONKA ... 47 H| HOPKINS 53 BLOOMINGTON .. 72 HOPKINS 57 RICHFIELD ....... 59 HOPKINS 64 WAYZATA ......... 60 HOPKINS 65 PARK ............ 68 HOPKINS 83 CHASKA .......... 34 HOPKINS 74 SHAKOPEE ........ 35 PP HOPKINS 68 PARK ............ 66 lj|j HOPKINS 49 MOUND ........... 55 B-BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Ron Jouppo, Gory lorion, Don Pilorjki. Orvillo Boworj, Bob Mottioo, Croig Thocny, Bob Cor I; ROW TWO: Gory Wort , Bill leek. Foul Sfevon on, Roy Mottton, Oovo Svihel, Dove Orowbori. Gory Ulku; ROW THREE: Mr. Reynold , Mr. Merritt, Coach Novok, Mr. Moetzold. B-TEAM ENJOYS WINNING SEASON THE B-Squad hod a very successful season, winning 11 over 6. It came out the better in a number of close motchos, such as the first two games: Mound (28—27) and Edina (31—30). But Bloomington and Robbinsdole proved too tough, and Pork and Tonka each scored 4 points more than Hopkins. But all other opposition fell by a sizable margin, proving further that Hopkins' teams in the future will have fine potential. Among the top players was Orville Bower, who saw action in the playoffs for the State Tournament. Mattson also found his way to the Williams' Arena floor against Mound. Pilarski and Steenslond were two other hustlers on the B-Squad. II I 8 9 10 1 ♦ ♦ miLE | -HO YARDS ♦ rtnrc I ’♦« vwnp 118 WARRIORS CAP SECONO IN STATE MEET TALLY. MAN IN FLIGHT: HOPKINS' DIVER JIM LEVY. SCORES HOPKINS 55 U HIGH .......30 HOPKINS 62 PARK ........ 33 HOPKINS 65 EDINA ....... 30 HOPKINS 50 HIBBING ..... 40 HOPKINS 55 VIRGINIA .....36 HOPKINS 69 BLOOMINGTON ..19 HOPKINS 64 ROBBINSDALE . . 23 HOPKINS 61 BIWABIK ......25 HOPKINS 61 AUSTIN ...... 25 HOPKINS 64 U HIGH .......21 HOPKINS 62 PARK ........ 33 HOPKINS 60 EDINA ....... 35 HOPKINS 65 WINONA .......21 HOPKINS 61 BLOOMINGTON . 24 HOPKINS 60 ROBBINSDALE .. 26 FRONT ROW: Louie Johnson, Jim levy, Doug Knwdson, Mike Milos. Don Poulson, Rick Merrill, Billy Pfeiffer, BUI Ssonton,- SECOND ROW: Lloyd Hockol, Mike Porkinj, Allon Mueller, Lorry Doy, Ed Word, Ken Zakoriasen, John Ziegenhogen THIRD ROW: Coach Johnson. Manager Sieve Wooley. Copfoin Gory Erickson, Cris Strolz. Tom Gaqner, Jim Drogon, Bob Snook. Manager Allan Odden, Coach luko. TOP MARKS SPLASHED THE tankers wiped their slate of dual meets clean by overcoming all opposition with no sweat. U High and Park dropped easy victims. Edina, ranked far above Hopkins, was swamped by 35 points. Hibbing, Virginia, and the Miners of Biwabik, were all scuttled by a dozen or more points. The Lake Conference fell easy prey to the Tankers and so did District 18. Hopkins finished first over Park and Edina. In Pre-season standings the Warriors were ranked low, after graduating almost the entire varsity of last year. But coach Bob Johnson showed the tremendous reserve strength and depth of the frosh and sophs by extending a record of 31 straight dual meet victories. At the State Meet, the Warriors placed second in the face of tough opposition. Day and Snook took 3rd's. The medley relay beat their record of 1:49.3, placing second. And the free style relay with a 1:34.3, one of the fastest times of the nation, took a first. Once again, Warrior Tankers proved the mettle of Hopkins. 119 CAPTAIN GARY ERICKSON, STAR BREASTSTROKER. RECORD BREAKING FREE STYLE RELAY TEAM: KEN ZAKA- OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN DEPTH: BILL PFEIFFER. JOHN RIESON, LARRY DAY, ALLAN MUELLER AND TOM NESS, MIKE PERKINS AND JOHN ZEIGENHAGEN. GAGNER. FASTEST MEDLEY RELAY TEAMi LLOYD HOCKEl. GARY ERICKSON, B08 SNOOK AND BILL STANTON. TOP ALL AROUND SWIMMERS: DON PAULSON, JIM DRAGON AND ED WARD. FRONT ROW: Jock Houtwood, Toir Bittle. Dick Nu«b«ck, Roger Andcrjon, John N'esi; SECOND ROW: Cooch Luke, Jon Pooch. Glen Johnson. John Bred in, Keith Moeller, Monoger Ted Anderson, Not Pictured; Tom Childs. Charlie Hueser. TOUGH TRAINING PAYS OFF THE dry land exercises are a real part of the Hopkins program and are at least os rigorous os those of any other sport. Pushups, situps, and wheelbarrowing, and a few miles of running prepare the Tankers for their grueling tests in the woter later on. When they arrive in the pool, Hopkins swimmers must be in tremendous physical condition sinco they frequently sprint a mile in one afternoon. Expert cooching and team strength have put our swimmers where they are. Many months and years of preparation and training hove payed off in the Hopkins B-squad swimmers' record. In three years they hove never been defeated. These twenty-five meots have demonstrated the strength and depth of the younger Hopkins swimmers. Johnson's backstroke, Pfeifer's breaststroke, Ness's fly, and Moeler's crawl provided rough competition to opposing teams. B-SWIMMING 121 HARD EXERCISES, LONG HOURS AND DETERMINATION PAY OFF LATER FOR WARRIOR SWIMMERS. TOM AURAN MAKES BIG CIRCLES ON ICE. B-HOCKEY FIGHT ON BOARDS SPICES HOCKEY SEASON. FRONT ROW: Vince Rohr, Ed Dovidoge, Dwight Qvokonbush, John Gilbertson, Jim Moore, Dave Matthews. Mike Swotosch; SECOND ROW: Coach Hobson Stove Bostablo, Don Kelly, Jim Romer. Tom lammcrs. Dove Quackenbosh. Steve Moriette, Pete Nunnink, Tim Peterson. 122 FRONT ROW: Cooeh Godfrey, John Oitdick, Brlon Mognwson, Jim Leslie, Tom Auron, Tom Clauson, Dove lorvon, Tom Von Borgon, Gary Airokjinon. Jim Ju� tw� , Roy Wipson, Broco Bokcburg, Rich Von Bergan, Pool Anderson, Dan Oat, Joe Rexroad, Pot Connolly. VARSITY HOCKEY PUCKSTERS BEST YET THIS year hockey at Hopkins reached the highest it's been yet. The Hopkins squad is beginning to distinguish itself; it had the best season in its history. Scvon wins, 9 losses, and 1 tie was a respectable standing for the squad. Mound ond Wayzata were beaten twice, and Edina was held in both games to only one point over the Worrior pucksters. We were leading Park twice until the last few minutes, and then they went out ahead to win. The best game of the season was against Bloomington, 3—2. Star Magnuson was named to the coaches' all-conference team, and Ray Wipson was given honorable mention. Among the sparking Seniors were Jim Leslie, Pot Connoly and Tom Auron. They were the men who kept the team going with their hustling and their all-around ploying skill. The B-Squad hod a tremendous record of 10—1—3, being helped a lot by the Quacks and Jiggs Gilbertson. The B's finished second in the Conference, behind Richfield. Mound, Edina. Robbinsdale, and Blake all fell to the onslaught of the Hopkins pucks and sticks. This certainly indicates thof the season next year will be one to look forward to, for coaches and players alike. SCORES HOPKINS 1 BLOOMINGTON . 4 HOPKINS 4 ROBBINSDALE ... 0 HOPKINS 5 MOUND .......... 2 HOPKINS 5 WAYZATA ........ 3 HOPKINS 4 MINNETONKA .. 6 HOPKINS 2 PARK ........... 5 HOPKINS 1 EDINA .......... 3 HOPKINS 0 RICHFIELD ...... 3 HOPKINS 3 BLOOMINGTON . 2 HOPKINS 1 ROBBINSDALE ... 10 HOPKINS 6 MOUND ' ........ 3 HOPKINS 2 WAYZATA ........ 0 HOPKINS 3 MINNETONKA .. 3 HOPKINS 3 PARK ........... 4 HOPKINS 2 EDINA .......... 3 HOPKINS 0 RICHFIELD ...... 2 HOPKINS 1 ST. CLOUD ...... 0 123 SCORES Hopkins 28 Golden Volloy 23 Hopkins 13 Edino ......... 38 Hopkins 38 Bloke......... 18 Hopkins 23 Bloomington . 24 Hopkins 42 Woyzota .... 10 Hopkins 14 Mound......... 33 Hopkins 5 Robbinsdale . 40 Hopkins 38 Chaska ........ 13 Hopkins 43 Park............ 3 Hopkins 16 Minnctaonka . 28 Hopkins 16 Richfield .... 26 WRESTLING FRONT ROW: lorry Boor, Terri Solberg, Gory Alexander, Torri Stodola, Scoll Kciffer, Dick Chrljtlanton; SECOND ROW: Cooch Bongjton, Louie Colton, Gregg Johnson, Brian Droen, Neil Anderson, Roy Sveen, Gory Hoehn, Duane Gest. A NEW SPORT DEBUT AFTER a year of planning, wrestling was introduced in Hopkins as a means of physical conditioning for those not ablo to participate in tne other winter sports. Perhaps the most exacting on the individual, wrestling demands all of body and soul to compete and win. Under the able coaching of Mr. Bengston, the grapplers begon practicing in early November. Weight-lifting, running and gymnastics exercises became commonplace for over fifty boys. Not only did they work out after school but were required to eat three hearty meals and get adequate sleep. The season proved quite successful. Opening against Golden Valley, the Warriors quickly showed their superiority in skill and spirit by winning 28-23. After dropping one to Edina tho squad gained victories over Bloke, Wayzafa, Choska and Park. Louie Colson, Gary Alexander, Brian Droen and Gary Hoehn placed in the district meet; while Brian and Louie captured third and fourth in the state meet. BRIAN DROEN POSITIONS FOR A TAKE DOWN. 124 1960 TENNIS FRONT ROW: Al Zwieg, Milt F rri� . Dor-� ol Kcmpfort, Jim Conover, Dove Draw-bert, Jim Justus; SECOND ROW; Mr, Pederson. Roy Sveen. John North, Joy Young, Merrill Kempfert, Jon Cordalis, Lorry Doy. 1960 GOLF Mr. Reynolds. Rolph Allen, Denny RoOue, Don Lorson. Bob Egg®- Ritk Brown, Steve Feinberg. LINKS TO NETS TENNIS at Hopkins had a fairly good season last spring, with a won-loss record of 3—5. One of tho best matches of the season was the victory over Park, 3—2. Hopkins tied for second in the conference tournament. Mike Ferris and Merrill Kempfert sparked the team last spring, and this yeor four lettermen will return. The Golf squad had an excellent season, finishing with a record of six wins and two losses. In compiling this record. Warrior duffers overpowered potent opposition in the powerful Lake conference. Coach Reynolds credited much of the team's success to individual determination. The squad finished second to Edina in the conference. (LEFT) JUNIOR. DON LARSON. BLASTS OUT OF A TRAP TO LEAD THE TEAM TO GLORY ON THE LINKSI (RIGHT) DARRYU KEMPFERT, TENNIS' SOPHOMORE STAR. 126 A CYNICAL AFTERTHOUGHT SOME fool said, These are the happiest days of our lives. If they are, whot has become of the Art of Being Happy? Is happiness remembering to omit the period after sic in a research paper? Is happiness listening to some bounder tell tales of escoping the clutches of World Communism? Is happiness watching o parode of tired amofeurs who think they have talent play 'lady of Spain on the occordian? Is happiness watching students driven by self-created boredom debate endless hours over where our school spirit has gone? Is this happiness? Yes, need you ask? (CIRCLE) SANDY AMIDST FLOWERS IN THE FOYER. (LEFT) BOY MEETS GIRL: BIX BY AND SHEETS. (RIGHT) VARIATIONS ON A WELL KNOWN THEME BY BAKEBERG AND BENDER. 129 CAUGHT BY A CAMERA CAREFUL TOM AND KAREN, EVEN THE WAILS HAVE EARSI THEATER IN THE ROUND: ARMS AND THE MAN WITH FLEESON, SOIAND AND BENSON. STUDENT.FACULTY BUCKETBALl: BUTTERFINGERS BENSON LOSES THE BALL, BUT THE TEACHERS TOP THE KIDDIES A80UT 40-30. THE GIRLS FROM SKUNK HOUOW ARTISTS CAPTURING AUTUMN LANDSCAPES. DECORATING DOGPATCH. 132 3 1 A CAR LOAD OF HOMECOMING QUEENS. 2 QUEEN FOR A DAY: GARY MOORES. MERRIIEE STENNES, BARRY WELCH. 3 FLAMES SHOOT SKYWARD AT THE HOMECOM-ING BONFIRE. 4 PEPPY PARADE: B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS. 2 HOMECOMING HOMECOMJNG festivities were touched off by o blozing bonfire. We hod to fight hard for our bonfire, but eventually o coalition in the Student Council made up of football players and former football playing advisers defeated the rival proposal — a variety show. Activities continued with the coronation of Queen Merrilee Stennes ond attendants Jeonine Peach, Shryl Anderson, Emy Gront and Joy Shimek. After the game, the evening ended with a stupendous soiree in the gym. We enjoyed the fanfolizing atmosphere of the Homecoming dance, flavored by the unidentified reverberations produced by the Bops. 133 PULI YOUR OWN CHESTNUTS OUT OF THE FIRE. DAVE LEONARD. SNOBUSINESS SHOW STOPPER: MR. ANDERSON BEITS OUT A CUTTING CAPERS AT THE CRYSTAL COLISEUM BOUNCY TUNE. WITH MISS MACEMON AND MR. TANGLEN. PLANNING for the Winter Formal began before Christmas. but os usual we were still putting up balloons at 6:30 Soturday Night. By 8:30, our gym wos transformed into o winter wonderland and there was a thin blanket of snow to moke Snow Doze authentic. Penny Heg-lund was queen with Mary Anne Whiteman and Edith Lagzdins as princesses. The crowning glory wos the faculty as they put on a sterling performance of The Dick Clark Show with Mr. H. Anderson singing Rubber Ball. PRETTY SNO QUEEN FINALISTS: KAREN LARSON. EDITH LAGDZIN, MARY ANN WHITEMAN, MATTI STULBERG AND PENNY HEGLUND. (LEFT) MR. OLSON AND MRS. 80RG-WARDT DOING THE SNO DAZE HOKEY POKEY. (RIGHT) RON VANEK COLLECTS A KING'S RANSOM. (FAR RIGHT) KING RON AND QUEEN PENNY, OUR SNOW DAYS ROYALTY. 1 THE DANCE SENSATION OF '61: HOPKINS' OWN CIODETTES. 2 IN THE SPRING A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY TURNS TO STUDY. 3 HALF TIME ENTERTAINMENT: FACULTY STUDENT BASKETBALL GAME. 4 FINAL EXPOSURE: LAST MINUTE CRAMMING. 5 SCRIPT STUDY STARRING MARK JO-SEFSON. EXTENSIVE ACTIVITIES SPARK OUR 136 SCHOOL LIFE WITH VARIETY 137 1 MAD SCIENTISTS GODFREY AND PRELLWITZ CREATE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN 2 SANDY KIIBANE SITTING PRETTY. 3 CROWD SCENE AFTER THE LAST BEIL. 4 TOGA TIME AT THE LATIN BANQUET. 5 SING ALONG WITH CORDAUS, WlNTHER AND WIIG - THE SWINGING SWA8BIES. 6 HEY ERNIE. WHO WAS THAT GIRL I SAW YOU LEANING AGAINST THE BULLETIN BOARD WITH SIXTH HOUR? 7 MORE FUN THAN A BARREL OF PICKLES. 8 I'M READY, DADI 9 WINTER FORMAL'S FINE FORM: PENNY AND JACK. 10 POLISH WHILE YOU POSE, STEVE. 2 THE SPICE OF LIFE PART of school life is the exciting programs we get to see. The majority take place in our utilitarian auditorium which is eminently suited for large youth rallies — os it will hold large youths. Current political problems were discussed by well-qualified experts in other fields: tho second baseman of the Chicago Cubs and an unidentified racial bigot. Understand — this wos no ordinary baseball player or racial bigot. They had each taken a trip to Russia. Our programs are interesting and informative. 138 4 SCHOOL-END REFLECTIONS THE Annual you have just read and looked through is the result of a great deal of work. The selection of what to put in and what to leave out was a difficult one, and frustrating in some respects. We tried to recapture the highlights of the past year and set them down in picture, print, and artwork. We hope you will agree that the humor and liveliness of 1961 has been presented in all candor. Though we have missed many deadlines, we feel that the added time has resulted in a more thoughtful presentation. We hope that this book will awaken pleasant memories in years to come. 141 SPONSORS THE 1961 WARRIOR STAFF THANKS ITS SPONSORS WHOSE FINANCIAL HELP ENABLED THEM TO PRODUCE THE 1961 WARRIOR. B C FLOOR COVERING 4309 Shady Oak Road BARRETT'S SPORT SHOP 10810 Wayzofa Blvd. Minneapolis, 26 BENNIS' TEXACO 13008 Mtka. Blvd. BUD'S MUSIC CENTER 820 Excelsior Avo. BURSCH'S CAFE 17 Eighth Ave. South JOHN CARR Knollwood Plaza Minneapolis 26 DR. ARNOLD J. CARROLL DR. HAROLD SABRE OPTOMETRISTS 29 Ninth Ave. North CASHIN - KURRTY APPLIANCES 717 W. Excelsior Ave. DAFFIN CORPORATION Hopkins DAHLBERG BROTHERS, INC. Hopkins WARD DAHLBERG HARDWARE 913-915 Excelsior Ave. DAIRY DINER 4316 Shady Oak Road DANIELS STUDIO 714 Excelsior Ave. DETER'S PLUMBING 12321 Mtka. Blvd. DONOVAN'S Fine Home Furnishings DORHOLT PRINTING CO. 2100 Excelsior Ave. DOT'S CAFE 1819 Excelsior Ave. DRIVE-IN CLEANERS 121 Shady Oak Road FEUDNER-DAVIDSON 7 Tenth Ave. South FIRST NATIONAL BANK Hopkins TOM FLEMMING ASSOCIATES 420 Excelsior Ave. E. GLEN LAKE ROYAL Glen Lake GOLDEN VALLEY LANES INC. 9220 Olson Highway GUSTAFSON-FUXA, INC. 709 W. Excelsior Ave. ROY HAGEN HARDWARE VARIETY 12926 Minnetonka Blvd. M.B. HAGEN REALTY CO. 1014 Excelsior Ave. HAROLD'S KNOLLWOOD Knollwood Plaza HOPKINS DODGE PLYMOUTH 703 Excelsior Ave. HOPKINS FABRIC SEWING MACHINES 817 W. Excelsior Avo. HOPKINS GREENHOUSE 1609 Excelsior Ave. HOPKINS PET HOSPITAL 707 E. Excelsior Ave. HOPKINS ROYAL SERVICE 602 E. Excelsior Blvd. HOPKINS SAVINGS LOAN 31 Ninth Ave. South HOPKINS SECOND HAND STORE 809 E. Excelsior Blvd. HOPKINS SHELL SERVICE Bloke Road Excelsior Ave. HOPKINS TEXACO 501 W. Excelsior HOPKINS TUBS 505 E. Excelsior Ave. HOVANDERS FOODS, INC. 30 Ninth Ave. North HOWELL'S BEN FRANKLIN Hopkins JAY'S CAMERA Knollwood Plaza JENSEN'S SUPER VALU 7900 Olson Highway JOHNSON'S SUPER VALU 2100 Excelsior Ave. JUSTUS LUMBER CO. Hopkins KNOLLWOOD PET CENTER Knollwood Shopping Center KOEHNEN'S STANDARD SERVICE Excelsior Ave. Shady Oak Road KOLSTAD'S JEWELRY Hopkins KOKESH HARDWARE Hopkins KOSS PAINT WALLPAPER 720 Excelsior Ave. KRAHL'S SPORTING GOODS 818 Excelsior Ave. W. KRON 66 1123 Excelsior Ave. LAMPERT YARDS Hopkins LARSON'S CLOTHING 921 Excelsior Ave. LEE'S SUPERETTE Hopkins MERLE'S SKELLY 1131 E. Excelsior Ave. MILBERT'S 1209 Excelsior Ave. MILLS CAFE 12900 Miko. Blvd. MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE CO. 130 Ninth Ave. So. NELSON'S SHOES Hopkins and Excelsior NERO'S RESTAURANT 1016 Excelsior Ave. GORDY NOLEEN 727 East Excelsior NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK Hopkins NYGREN'S 906-908 Excelsior Ave. OAK KNOLL CLEANERS 11010 Wayzata Blvd. OAK KNOLL DRUG 11120 Wayzata Blvd. OAK KNOLL HARDWARD 11212 Wayzofa Blvd. OAK KNOLL PURE OIL 11112 Wayzata Blvd. OLSON PFEIFFER PHARMACY 900 Excelsior Ave. W. OMBERG SERVICE 1701 Excelsior Ave. PARK PLAZA STATE BANK Knollwood Plaza PATTERSON OIL, INC. Second Street South 7 Shady Ook Road PIONEER LUMBER CO. 3 Sixth Ave. So. POWELL'S INC. Hopkins PREMACKS MEN'S BOY'S WEAR Corner Tenth Excelsior Ave. RED OWL STORES, INC. 215 E. Excelsior Ave. REED DRUG Olson Highwoy ROG'S BARBER SHOP Hopkins MAURICE L. ROTHSCHILD, YOUNG QUINLAN Knollwood Plaza RUTNO REXALL DRUG 4340 Shady Oak Road SANDBERG'S SKELLY SERVICE 118 Excelsior Ave. SCHAEFER-GERNBACHER APPLIANCE CO. 114 Shady Oak Road BILL SCHEILLER'S MOBIL SERVICE 12810 Mtka. Blvd. SHADY OAK MILEAGE 4548 Shady Oak Road SHUBERT'S DIRECT SERVICE 525 W. Excelsior SIVANICH MUSIC ART SCHOOL 6 Sixth Avenue North DR. PAUL SLATON OPTOMETRISTS 905 Professional Bldg. SMETANA'S DRUG PHOTO SHOP 916 Excelsior Ave. STEWART INFRARED COMMISSARY 1017 Excelsior Avo. E. STROBECK-JOHNSON FUNERAL CHAPEL 1400 Excelsior Ave. SUPERIOR PLATING INC. 315 First Ave. N.E. Minneapolis SUPERMARKET SERVICE INC. 929 Excelsior Ave. E. THOMPSON JEWELRY 914 Excelsior Ave. TONKA MILLS T.V. 12900 Mtka. Blvd. TOWN COUNTRY HDWE. Knollwood Plaza TREMONT PLAZA HOTEL-MOTEL 10 Fifth Ave. TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE CO. 924 Excelsior Ave. W. WALGREEN DRUG 8308 Highway 7, St. Louis Park WECKMAN T.V. SALES SERVICE 4307 Shady Ook Road WESTERLUND'S CAFE 715 Excelsior Blvd. YOUNGTOWN CHILDRENS WEAR Excelsior Blvd. BISSEL, BELAIR GREEN American Institute of Architect 1111 Nicollet Avo., Minneapolis THE 1961 WARRIOR staff expresses its thanks to all who helped in the production of this book. We are especially grateful to the following: OUR SPONSORS, for their generosity in providing financial support; MR ROSS DANIELS and staff for the excellence of their photography and cooperation,-MR. VERNE ANDERSON, of South Junior High for hi$ skillful caricature of Miss Mocemon on page 4; MRS MARION HANSON and the members of her business office for their helpful cooperation; MR. BURT HEDSTROM, representative of the American Yearbook Company, for his continued interest and much appreciated liasson between Hopkins and Hannibal; OUR STUDENT COUNCIL for presenting copies of the Warrior to the School Board; MR JOHN ENGELBART, Warrior Adviser from North Junior High, without whose efforts and ability this publication would have been impossible. JIM CONOVER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1961 WARRIOR 144 (W .