Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1962 volume:

ryita .TU£ Le- PRESENTS THE 1962 “WARRIOR 2 DEDICATION IN APPRECIATION OF THE SIN-CERE EFFORTS OF AN EDUCATOR IN THE CHORAL WORK OF OUR SCHOOL. WE RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THE 1962 WARRIOR TO MR. WALLACE GEARS. FACULTY STUDENTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS STUDENT LIFE 8 28 68 94 114 6 130 SPONSORS STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MAVIS MOHN BUSINESS MANAGER CRIS STROTZ ART JIM MILLER JANET KINN FACULTY SENIOR KAY MOIR MARGY DEWEY JO ROMER CAROLE MURPHY UNDERCLASSMEN CONNIE JOHNSON ACTIVITIES ROXIE JOHNSON PAULA PATTERSON JUDY SCHNEEBERG SPORTS RICK MERRILL BING JOHNSON STUDENT LIFE MARY ZAKARIASEN DEBBIE GRISWOLD PHOTOGRAPHY JIM SWARTWOOD ADVISORS MR. JOHN PRELLWITZ MISS MARGIE LINFORS 8'Jtinoti Office Staff Mr. Young, 8u inet4 Monogor Mr. L. H. Tanglon, Superintendent of School. Dif'-'ct 274. ADMINISTRATION Behind the scenes of Hopkins School District 274 arc the men and women who strive to better this school system, made up of seven grade schools, two Junior High Schools, and our own Senior High School. Guiding the administration is the eight-member School Board led by Mr. Rollin Child. This Board sees that our faculty is of the highest caliber and that our curriculum will enable us to enter the adult world with a broad background SCHOOL BOARD Custodians: V■ rail Lobro Em.I Shenfcyr, Tom McMorron, Emil Jenson W.ibur MeOcnnoll. of knowledge. Direcfly below the School Beard is Superintendent L H. Tanglen who is in charge of the whole School System and Mr. A. E. Edstrom who deals mainly with the Secondary School System. The custodians and office secretaries keep the Senior High School in good repair and running smoothly. All these oeople worlc toward the goal of a better school system for us. Mrs. Juno Thrcdahl, dark. Mr. E. J. Young, Business Manager. Mr. Rodin 8. Child, Chairman Mr. Carter Dewey, Treasurer; BACK ROW; Dr, Philip Sholdon, Director. M'. I. H. Tanglon. Superintendent. Mr. A. E. Edstrom II MR. DONALD R. COPPINS, PRINCIPAL Of HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL MRS. DELORES PAVELKA. Secretary MRS. LOIS BEHMER LETS PLAY SCHOOL MR. GEORGE KREUTZER. Director of Physical Education . . . MR. RUSSELL MAET-ZOLD, Physical Education, Athletic Director, H-Club. MISS ANN LAURSEN, Physical Education, Sophomore Class Advisor. G.A.A. . . . MR. GEORGE REYNOLDS. Physical Education. Golf Coach, Basketball Assistant Coach. HUDDLES AND HURDLES Not only does Hopkins place emphasis on mental development, but also on physical development. All students in the tenth grade are required to take physical education and in eleventh and twelfth grades the subject is an elective. Students of physical education learn to have fun. to be able to win or lose gracefully, and to keep their bodies in good physical health. A healthy body and a hoalthy mind go together. HIGH DIVE TO VICTORY 14 VOLLEY THAT BALL MR. LOREN BENSON ... MR. E. A. TUFANDER . . . MISS HARRIET PRUSSING MISS LORAINE STEVENSON MISS PRUSSING ADVISES SENIORS COLLEGES AND COMPLEXES With 1,357 students at Hopkins High, the counselling deportment must always be on its toes. Its chief objective is to assist students in understanding themselves and their opportunities. When this is accomplished it is then possible to guide students in choosing suitable courses. In conjunction with the counselling deportment, we have a speech, a reading teacher, and a visiting teacher. Ail of these adults help to clear the path of the future for students at H.H.S. 15 MR. CARL ALSAKER. Eng. li� H II . . . MR. JOHN SOL-ENSTEN, English II, Junior Class Advisor. MISS MARGUERITE LIND-FORS, English 12. College Composition . , . MISS KAREN MATISON. English 10. Assist with Pop Club. MISS MARLENE HOFFMAN. English 12. Dramatics . . . MISS ROSE MACEMON. English 12. Survoy of World Litorature. MRS. MARY DUVIVIER. Eng. Ilsh 10. Journalism, Hi-Crier Advisor ... MR. ANTHONY STEBLAY, English 10. Speech Fundamentals. Dramatics. MRS. JOAN PICHE. English 12. College Composition. Senior Cfoss Advisor . . . MRS. KAREN MUSOLF. English 10 and 12. Junior Class Advisor. 16 MACEMON AND MACBETH Hopkins is fortunate to have a progressive English Department. In addition to studying regular courses of English, one can take College Composition. Speech. Debate or Survey of World Literature. Problems of teaching writing and literature were studied by the English Department, headed by Mr. Caruson. It is hoped that in the future junior and senior high English curricula can be co-ordinated to constitute a more unified program of study. English seminars may be presented in the future as a part of English study. Most of us remember Et tu, Brute! , the disciplined thinking of Jonathan Edwards, or Chaucer and When that Aprille. . . Also, some of us experienced team teaching when two teachers took turns teaching specific parts of an English .course. All these factors have helped to make the study of English interesting and adventurous. Librarians: Mrs. Dorothy Oyaas, Mrs. Betty Stenbeck. Mrs. Donna Johnson. NICCOLO AND NICOLLETTE MR. HUBERT ANDERSON, English II, Co'logo Composition, Assistant Debate Coach . . . MISS PAT NORDSTROM. English II, Cavalettes Advisor. 17 MR. ROGER SOREN-SEN. Higher Algebra. Trigonomofry, Solid Go-ometry. Studen Council. Moth Club. MR. JERRY BECKER. Algebra Goomotry. MR. JAMES WHITNEY. Higher Algebra. Shop Math. Sophomoro Class Advisor. MR. GORDON 08ERG. Higher Algebra. Geometry. MR. FLOYD KNUTSON. Trigonometry. Geometry. 18 i MR. DON MOORE Se- MR. DONALD ERP. Algebra. ©motry Practical Molhomatici, Geometry. Fr otb-'l Coach. 2+3=4? FACTORS AND FALLOUT Since the areas of science and mathematics aro very important to the future citizens of a modern technological society, these two subjects are very much stressed in the schedules of Hopkins students. We are fortunate to have at Hopkins some of the best high school instructors and equipment available. There are many phases of each field the students at Hopkins can choose. In science we find Biology—the study of plant and animal life. Physics—the law of nature.‘ Chemistry—the science of materials and their compositions, and Physical Science—the knowledge of nonliving materials. In mathematics we have advanced courses of Geometry, Higher Algebra and Trigonometry. WATCH CLOSE. MARY! R. V E R N ARMSTRONG. lytic . MR. RAY WEIDNER. Chemistry. Physical Science. MR. PAUL HEDBLOM. Biol- ogy. Track Coach. MR. HUGH FIRMAGE. Biology. MR. ROBERT JOHNSON, Economic . Sociology. Physi-col Education, Hoad Swimming Cooch . . . MR. NORMAN KRAGSETH. World History. Driver Training 2 3 Year. MR. DONALD HOLCHER. American History. Advonco Placement History, Social Studios Dooortmont Hoad . . . MR. ROBERT HOWELLS. World History, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach. Drivor Training ' } Year. MR. KEN MERRITT. American History. Drivor Training-Full Year ... MR. KENNETH NOVAK. World History. Hoad Baskotball Cooch. PEOPLE AND PROBLEMS This year at H.H.S. the traditional modern problems course for seniors is replaced by a series of four one-semester courses. All seniors are required to take Government and select one of the other one-semester courses: Economics. Sociology or World Problems. Sophomores who take World History study the political and cultural development of nations. Juniors who take American History study the development of our country and its government. Some juniors may take Advanced Placement History, a course which merits college credit and which deals in depth with the development and government of nations. MR. JAMES JORDAHL. Eco-frcm'cs. Sociology. Govern-Ir-onr ... MR. WILLIAM IH08S0N, Sociology. Economic . World Problems. Assistant BHocVcy Coach, Asironomy. MR. ALLAN GODFREY. World History. Hockey Coach . . . MR. ROGER PETERSON. Amorican History. Tonnis Coach. MR. FRED STALLEY. Government. Goography. Senior Class Advisor. F.T.A. MR. EARL BREAULT. American History. MR. RICHARD MEINT-SMA. Government. Economics. Student Council BUT I KNOW IT WAS 1064! NERO FIDDLES WHILE ROZSA BURNS MR. ADRIAN BOUCHARD. French, Spanish, French Club Advisor. MRS. NAN SOULE, French. English. French Club, Caval-ottos Advisor . . MRS. VEN- DLA ROZSA, Letin, Larin Club Advisor. MRS. LOLA TEA. Spanish. Spanish Club Advisor . . . MRS. ESTHER NELSON. Ger- mon. English, German Club Advisor. PHONICS AND phrase:; Hopkins High School stresses the importance of learning a foreign language by offering Latin. French, Spanish and Gorman. One does not only learn vocabulary and grammar, but also the culture, history, literature and geography of the main country in which the language is spoken. Study aids such as film strips, records and tapes are used to help the students become accustomed to tho native accent. Language is an important aspect in the well-rounded education of Hopkins students. DENSON DRILLS NEEDLES AND NAILS The future homemakers of tomorrow who graduate from Hopkins High School will have learned many of the secrets of good management. As sophomores and juniors the girls are trained in a well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen has many uses— testing, tasting, and demonstrating. The girls are also taught the essentials of fine serving and the importance of good grooming. Senior girls are offered a special course called Home and Family Living. This course includes cooking, serving. knitting, budget and time management. The highlight of the year is a nursery school training unit. Boys taking shop are offered courses in Metal, Wood, Auto Mechanics, Electricity, Printing and Drawing. Their work ranges from drawing house plans and building stereo sets to building racing boats. MISS ROSE SCHOTTEN-BAUER. Homo Economics, Chof Club. F.H.A. Advisor . . MISS SHARON SWANSON, Homo E c o n o m i c s. F.H.A.. Advisor. MR. FRANK OHLY. Electricity. Auto Shop. Drivor Training Co-ordinator. Stogo Di-roctor ... MR. LAWRENCE SAUTER. Machine Shop. Welding. Foundry. Sheet Motel, Astronomy Club. MR. DONALD BUTTS. Archi-tectural Drawing. Mechanical Drawing. Printing. Ski Club Advisor . . . MR. RONALD L. OLSON, Wood Shop. Baseball Coach. MRS. DOROTHY PHELPS. Art I. II. III. Art Club . . . MR. JOHN PREU-WITZ. Art I. II. Ill, War-r'tor Co-ordinator. TEMPRA AND TOIL The Art Department at Hopkins had one purpose: to stimulate individual creativity in students. This purpose was approached in two different ways by each of our art teachers. Mrs. Phelps' classes studied art through specific but varied assignments. On the other hand. Mr. Prel'wih' students followed a spontaneous approach to art as they created individual art projects. Field trips to Walker Art Center and The Minneapolis Institute of Arts have been a worthwhile part of art education. 24 MR. JOHN TESAR. Bond Director. CRESCENDOS AND CLARINETS One wing of our school is devoted to the Music Department. Students who wish to find a means of self-expression through music can participate in the a cappella choir or glee club, both under the direction of Mr. Gears, the band, directed by Mr. Tesar. or the orchestra, led by Mr. Brunzell. Each of these organizations meets for one hour every day. A course in harmony is offered for students who wish to study music theory. The enthusiastic participation of many students in musical organizations indicates that music is o worthwhile activity to pursue. MR. CLIFFORD BRUN-ZELL, Orchestra. MR. WALLACE GEARS. Choir Director. Gleo Club. Vocal Lessons. 25 STENOGRAPHERS AND STENCILS Courses offered in the Business Department at Hopkins help students prepare for a future in the business world. This year on introductory office management course was taught in addition to Bookkeeping. Secretarial Typing, Shorthand, Clerical and Secretarial Office Practice and Co-opera-tivo Training. Students who wish to learn the fundamentals of typing and how to make a carbon copy took personal typing. We were fortunate to have hod well-informed teachers and the most up-to-date business machines. OUR FUTURE EXECUTIVES MRS. MILLIE NEL SON, Nurse' Secretary. MR. J. A. NEUDECK- ER. Director of Audio■ Visual Education. MISS PHYLLIS LANG-SETH, School Nur o. MRS. JOSEPHINE KIRK-PATRICK, Vhiting Toachor. MR. GARY OLSEN, Spa- cal Education, EDUCATION THROUGH READING 27 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Cm Stroll, President; Paul Anderson, Vice President; Mery Ann Herxen. Secrotory. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS As we approach our last days at Hopkins, we begin to recall the not-so-distant memories of our high school years. As sophomores, led by class president Paul Anderson, we saw our own Bruce Bakeburg and Bryan Magnuson on the football team, and Jim Wiig representing us in varsity basketball. Dianne Brandenborg was elected homecoming princess. At Christmastime we encountered a senior class determined to have the only Christmas tree in school. In May our girls were the first victims of the Pep Club slumber party initiation in the school gym. Our junior year began as class president Bill Anderson escorted Emy. Grant to the place of honor as junior homecoming attendant. In April we were hosts at the junior-senior prom, held at Oak Ridge Country Club. Senior year saw several historic events. Howie Kaibel became the first Socialist to be elected All-school President. Our A.F.S. barbecue brought in money to help exchange students living abroad. January saw the groundbreaking ceremonies for the new physical education and business wing. Our athletic teams wore the best in years. The debate team took state honors. Our years at Hopkins have been exciting and gratifying. We hope now, as we direct our thoughts forward, that our high school experiences will stimulate us to success in the future. 30 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Exchange students from all over the globe came to Hopkins this year. The American Field service brought Anjum Saeed. Tutu. from Pakistan and Andy Gilbert from Luxemburg, and sent Marcia Wunderlich and Diane Jasperson, Hopkins High seniors, to Europe — Marcia to Denmark and Diane to Turkey. Ernestine Tina de Leon from Mexico City visited Hopkins for a month on the Inter-American Exchange program. A highlight of the fall activities was the A.F.S. Barbecue, held at Shady Oak Beach September 23rd. Many students and residents of Hopkins attended to eat a delicious barbecued beef dinner prepared by Mr. William Goddard, chef at the Anglessey Cafe, and square dance to the expert calling by Mr. Loren Benson, counselor. All had a good time and hope it will become a tradition at Hopkins. Tho purpose of the barbecue was to create a greater interest in the American Field Service program and to earn money for the students of Hopkins going abroad. Heading the planning and organizing committee were Mike Miles and Barry Whiteaker. This committee was formed during the summer by students interested in encouraging more eligible students, who feel they cannot afford the expenses of going abroad, to apply for the program. Loft to right: Andy Milbort, Diene Josperson, Anjum Soood. Ernestine de Leon, Mercia Wundorlich. 31 ERIC AANENSON JOEL ALDERSON BRUCE ANDERSON DOUGLAS ANDERSON GERALD ANDERSON THE CLASS OF ERIC AANENSON ... Ski Club. Orchestra; Transfer from Golden Valley High School. Basketball. Baseball, Band. Spanish Club. JOEL ANOERSON . . Band. BRUCE ANDERSON . . Student Council. Chef Club Tennis. All-School Play, Debate. Art Club. Ski Club. DOUGLAS ANDERSON . . . Cavaliers. Student Council. Track. Hi-Crier Stall. GERALD ANOERSON . . . CavaPers. MARY ANN ANDERSON . G.A A F.HA.. Glee C'ub. Stagecraft Cub. PAUL ANDERSON . . . Latin Club. Cavaliers. H-Club. Class Council. Student Council, Football, Hockey. Junior Rotar ans. N.H.S., Sophomore Clast President, Senior Class Vice President, H-Club Vico President. Boys' State. ROGER ANDERSON ... Ski Club. Swimm.ng. SUSAN ANDERSON . . . Cevolettes. GA.A, F.H.A. THEODORE ANOERSON . . . H-Club. Astronomy Club. Oast Council. Student Council, Che! Club. Cross Country. Swimming Manager, Goll. Audio-Visual Club. Art Club. WILLIAM ANDERSON . . . French Cub. Cavaliers, Oess Council. Sfude n Coun-Cil. Junior Clots President. Basketball, Swimming Manager. Junior Rotations. N.H.S.. I.O.O.F. Pilgrimage Delegate to the United Nations WILTON ANDERSON . . . H-Club. Cross Country. Track. CATHLEEN ARMSTRONG . . . French Club. Glee Club. RONALD AXEL . . . Latin Club. Cavaliers, H-Club. Student Council. Basketball. Baseball. Bead. Band Council. Swing 8and. DAVIO BACIK. MARY ANN ANDERSON PAUL ANDERSON ROGER ANDERSON SUSAN ANDERSON THEODORE ANDERSON WILLIAM ANDERSON WILTON ANDERSON CATHLEEN ARMSTRONG RONALD AXEL DAVID BACIK 32 BRUCE 8AKEBERG JUDY BANGERT PATRICK BARBEAU KAREN BARTHEL STEPHEN 8ASTABLE NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO BRUCE BAKEBERG . . . Cavalier . H-Club. Chef Club. Football. Hockey. Baseball. Track. Art Club. JUDITH BANGERT . . . Glee Club; Transfor from Long Lake High School G.AA.. F.H A.. Choir. PATRICK BARBEAU. KAREN BARTHEL . . . G.A A, Secretary of F.H.A. STEPHEN BASTA8LE . . . Cavaliers, Hockey: Transfer from Birn-lr.g-am HIg School. Birmingham. Michigan, Football, Basketball, Track. ROBERT BEATTY . . . Student Council, Treasurer of Covalicrs, SI Club: Transfer from Sunset High School. Football. Tennl . Ski Rocing Team. RUTH 8ECHTOLD . . . F.H.A.. Glee Club. Library Assistant . MARILYN 8EN0ER . . Sk Club. Cavaettes Treasurer and Brlgefte Leade-. Pep Club Treasurer, French Club Treasurer. E. ODEL BENHAROUS . . Bard. Vocational Training BETTY BENSON . . . Glee Club. CHARLES BERG . . . Baseball. THOMAS BERGER JANICE BERGMAN . . . French Club. Latin Club. Cavaiette . Stagecraft. HARRIET 8ERGQUIST. JOHN BIERBAUM . . . German Club. Cavaliers, Math Club. Astronomy Club; Transfer from Plainview High School. Chorus, Football. Newspaper. Infra-mural. Basketball. Trock. ROBERT BEATTY RUTH BECHTOLD MARILYN 8ENDER EARL 8ENHAR0US BETTY LOU BENSON CHARLES BERG THOMAS BERGER JANICE BERGMAN HARRIET BERGOUIST JOHN BIERBAUM 33 ELAINE BILTZ WILLIAM BLACK JAMES BLOCK DAVID BLOOM ORVILLE BOWER GERALD BRADLEY DIANNE BRANDENBORG JOHN BREDIN BIRGIT BRINGENTOFF CYNTHIA BROWN THE CLASS OF ELAINE BILTZ . . . Latin Club. Seerotary of Riding Club. G-A.A,. Ski Club, AM Club. WILLIAM BLACK . . . Latin Club. Math Club. JAMES BLOCK . . . Football, Futuro Buiineit Leaden. DAVID BLOOM . . Hockey Wrev’irg. ORVILLE BOWER . . . H Club. Batketball. Track. Choir; Tramfer Iwn Minn . apolit Central, Track. Batketball. Baseball. GERALD BRADLEY . . . Swimrrng, DIANNE BRANDENBORG ... Franeh Cl.b, Latin Club. Cava'eifet. Pap Club. Clan Council. Worrier Editorial Staff. N.H.S.. Sophomore Homecoming Attendant. JOHN BREDIN . . . Cevalien. Swimming. Audio-Viiual Club, Art Club. Ski Club. BIRGIT BRINGENTOFF . . German Club. S. Club. CYNTHIA BROWN. RICHARD BROWN , . . French Club. Golf. Batketball, Ski C ub. MARY BUCHANAN . . Latin Club. Cavalette-,. F.T.A.. Hi Crier Staff. 8and. BRUCE CAMERON . . . Latin Club. Cavaliert. Tannit. Choir. SANDRA CAMP . Spanith Club. Cava ettei F.H.A., Library Attifantt. Staga Craft. VIRGINIA CARLSON . . . WarrioreMet Cavalettet. Vocational Training. RICHARD BROWN 34 MARY BUCHANAN BRUCE CAMERON SANDRA CAMP VIRGINIA CARLSON JOHN CARROLL MARJORIE CARTER RICHARD CHRISTIANSEN THOMAS CLAUSON SUSAN CLIFT LOUIS COLSON MEREDITH CONNORS MICHAEL CORRIGAN DENNIS COTTRILL CAROLYN COYKENDALL NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO JOHN CARROLL . . . Gorman Club, Art Club. MARJORIE CARTER . . . F.H.A., Art Club. Sk Club. RICHARD CHRISTIANSEN . . . Cavaliers. HCIub. CM Club. Football. Ski Club. Wrestling. Trade. THOMAS CLAUSON . . . Latin Club. Cavaliori. HCIub. Brigade Loader of Cavaliers, Football. Hockey. Baseball. SUSAN CLIFT . . . Freeds Club. Band. LOUIS COLSON . . . H CIub. Wrettling. MEREDITH CONNORS , . . French Club, German Club. Cavalettes, Pep Club. Stagecraft; Transfer from Southwest, Blue Tri. G.A.A. MICHAEL CORRIGAN . . . Span s Club. Audio-Visual. Ski Club. School P ay. DENNIS COTTRIL . . . Caval er. Football. CAROLYN COYKENDALL . . . Cavalettes. F.HA.. School Play WILLIAM COYNE . . . Covelie's. Class Council. Student Council. Chef Club. 8RUCE CURTISS . .. H CIub. Vocational Training. Wrestling. JAMES DAHL . . . Cavaliers, H-Club Football. Track Choir. Bond. Swing Band. Oebato. RICHARD DAHLHEIMER . . . Audio-Visual Club. KAREN DAHLIN . . . Cavolettes. F.H.A., School Play, Office Assistants. WILLIAM COYNE BRUCE CURTISS JAMES DAHL RICHARD DAHLHEIMER KAREN DAHLIN 35 DENNIS DAILY SHARON DANIELSON CHARLENE DARLING MARGE DAU EDWARD DAVIDGE THE CLASS OF DENNIS DAILY. SHARON DANIELSON . . G.A.A . F.T.A , Vocational Training. CHARLEEN DARLING . . Glee Club. Vocational Training. MARGE DAU . . Latin Club. Cavalctte . Pcd Cub. Clan Council. Hi-Crler Staff, Homocoming Prince . Student Guide . EDWARD DAVIDGE CavolioM. Hockey. Cron Country Manegor. LINDA DEERSON . . . Cavaietfei. Hi Crier Staff. Giee Club. RICHARD DENSON . Audio-Viwal Club. School Play. Art Club. DIANNE DEN2ER Go'man Club, SA.A, Warrior Editorial Staff, Riding Club. A't Club. MARGUERITE DEWEY . . . French Club Vice Prejidenf, Cavalettei, Pep Cub. President of F.T.A-. Warrior Faculty Editor. Hi-Crier Third Page Editor. KATHLEEN DIBBLE . . . Cavelette . Pep Club. Vocational Training. Ski Club. Flag Twirter. GEORGANNE DIETRICH . . . French Club. Covalettet Brigetto Leader F.T.A.. H:-Crier Staff. School Piay. N.H.S.. Ski Club. WILLIAM DISCHINGER BILL DODSON . . . H-Club, Cron Country. Track. JOE DOLEJSI . . . Latin Club. Football. DOUGLAS DONALDSON . . . Latin Cub President, Cavalier . Clan Council. School Play. Debate. Student Guidos. LINDA DEERSON RICHARD DENSON DIANNE DENZER MARGUERITE DEWEY KATHLEEN DIBBLE GEORGANNE DIETRICH WILLIAM DISCHINGER BILL DODSON JOE DOLEJSI DOUGLAS DONALDSON 36 WILLIAM DONICHT JANE DOWNING JAMES DRAGON DAVID DRAWBERT DAVID DREBENSTEDT NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO WILLIAM DONICHT . . . Chof'Club. Swing Band. JANE DOWNING . . . French Club. Cavalettci Pep Club. Warrior A.t Staff, All-School Play. Ski Club. JAMES DRAGON . . . H-Club. Swmming, Junior Rorarianj. DAVE DRAWBERT . . . Latin Club. Cavallort. H-Club, Chef Club. Batketball. Tcnnij. DAVID DREBENSTEDT . . . Audio-VItual Club, Art Club. BRIAN DROEN . . . Latin Club. Wrettng. ROBERT DUROSE . . . Atlronomy Club. Audio-Vlwal Club. Vocational Tracing. RONALD DVORAK . . . Latin Club. Cavalier . Math Club, A.dio-VItual Club JERRILEE ECKERT . . . Spanlth Club. Cavalettoi. Office Aijlttantt. PATRICIA EDMUNDS . . Cavalettet. Warrior Butinett Statf, Choir; Tranj'cr from Washburn. Latin Club Sacretary. Choir. Seitat. R08ERT EDWARDS . . . Attrono-xy Club. Traci Cron Country. STEVE EMMINGS , . . Sophomore Claw Counc I Student Council, Audio-VItual Club. Swing Band. KAY ERICKSON . . . Latin Club. Director of Worriorettct, Cavalette Brigette Loader. Pop Club. F.T.A., Can Council. Student Council. Junior Clan Secretary. Choir, So� tet. SUE FACKLER . - F.A.A. Preildenr. NOEL FARR . . French Club. Cavalettet, F.T.A.. Warrior Staff. BRIAN DROEN ROBERT DUROSE RONALD DVORAK JERRILEE ECKERT PATRICIA EDMUNDS ROBERT EDWARDS STEVEN EMMINGS KAY ERICKSON SUE FACKLER NOEL FARR 37 STEPHEN FEINBERG ROBERT FERRIS JOANNE FILZEN GEORGE FISHER RANDY FOSTER DENNIS GIL8ERTSON TAMARA GILBERT PAMELA GERRING BARRY FOX DANIEL FULLER THE CLASS OF STEPHEN FEINBERG . Golf ROBERT FERRIS . . . Cavaliers. H Club. Class Council. Student Council. Chef Club. Ski Club. Cross Country. Track JOANNE FILZEN . . . Latin Club. Flag T« -!er. School Play. GEORGE FISHER . . . Math Club School Play. Stagecraft. RANDY FOSTER . . . Track. Oes: Country. Choir. Stagecraft. BARRY FOX . . . Latin C’ub. Cava'lon, Band. Swing Band. DANIEL FULLER . . . German Club. PAMELA GERRING . . . Warrloreitcs Cavalettes. P«0 Cub. C ass Council S«‘ Club. TAMARA GILBERT. DENNIS GILBERTSON . . . Math Club Footbs Ski Club. School Play. JOHN GILBERTSON . . . CavalVs. H C'ob Hi Crier Staff. Ski Club. Cross Country Co-Captain. Hockey. Trock. MICHAEL GILFIILAN . . . Track, Cross Country. DONA GODDERZ . Caraletfes: Tramfe- from Holy Angels Y.C.S., St Scholastic . Art Club. EMRYS GRANT . . . French Club. Warrloretfes. Secretary of Cavalettes. Pep, Club. F.TA.. Student Council. Junior Homecoming Atte-dent. ALAN GRAZIANI . . . CavaHe'i; Transfer from Grosso Isle High School. Foot ball. Track. Varsity Club. Boys Glee Club. DEBORAH GRISWOLD EARL GROUT JOHN GRUSSING MARY GUNTZEL DALE GUSTAFSON FRED GUTTORMSON JERRY HAGEN KAREN HAKEL SUSAN HALLBERG STEVEN HALSETH NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO DEBORAH GRISWOLD . . . Frcncn Cijb. German Club, Preiident, Cavalette Brigette Leader. F.T.A.. Pep Ctub. Clan Council. Student Council Secretary, Warrior Editorial Stall, Student Director of Play, Student Guidei. N.H.S. EARL GROUT . Band. JOHN GRUSSING . . . Cavalier . H-Club. Football. Worrior An Editor, Art Club. MARY GUNTZEL . . . French Club. Cavalette F.T.A., Choir. Stitet, Swing Band. School Play. Orcheitra. DALE GUSTAfSON . . . Cavalier , Ckel Club: Tranifer from St. Lou! Pari. Hi-Y. FRED GUTTORMSON . . . Cavalier . JERRY HAGEN . . . Cavalier Prevdent, Footbal Ba-d, Junior Rotation . Track, Swimming. KAREN HAKEL . . . Cavaletle . Pep Club. Hi-Cri r Stall. Band. Debate An Club. N.H.S. SUSAN HALLBERG . . . French C ub, Warriorette . Cavalette . Worrior An Editor, Choir. Art Club. STEVEN HALSETH . . . Latin Club, Cavalier . Student Council. IVY HAMILTON . . French Club, Cavalette . Pep Club. F.T.A , Warrior Buiine Stall. Choir. WILLIAM HANCOCK . . . Cava! or , Batketball. Track. DENNIS HANSEN . . . Chcl Club. Hockey Vocational Training. JOE HANSON . . . Choir, Debate: Tranifer Irom Melon City. Sophomore and Junior C'a t Officer, Choir, Speech Event . Track. DIANNE HARRIS . . . Cavalette ; Traniler from St. Loui Park. Blue Tri. THEODORE HANWICK CURT HARSTAD SHAREN HASSE SUSAN HELGERUD STANLEY HELLER THE CLASS OF THEOOORE HANWICK . . . Math Club. Aitronorry Club. Audio-Viiual Club. CURTIS HARSTAD . . Cavalier . H-Club, Clan Council, Football. Hockey, Golf. SHAREN HASSE . . . Latin Club. Warriorelte . Cavalotte .. P«p Club, Choir, All-School Play. SUSAN HELGERUD . . . French Club, Cavotettei. Pep Club, F.T.A.. Clan Council. Warrior Editorial Staff. Choir, Ski Club. STANLEY HELLER . . . Latin Club German Clvb, Cavalie' . All-School Play, Ski C'ub. ROBERT HELMER. WILLIAM HELMER. JERRY HENDERSON. NANCY HERFERT . . . French Club, Latin Club. NVarriorette . Cava'ettc . F.H.A., F.T.A .. Clan Council, AM Club. VIRGINIA HERRICK . , G.A A.. F.H.A MARY ANN HERZAN . . Latin Club. Cavaletle . Clan Co.ncil Scc'c'a'y and Treaturer. Student Council, Ski Club. PAMELA HESS . . . Caveictte Red Cron. Vocational Train nq. THOMAS HILGERS. ROBERT HILLMAN . . . Cavalier . Che- Club BailetbaM. 3a eball. RANDALL HLAVAC . . . Lotin Club. Caval en, Che! Club. Art Club. ROBERT HELMER WILLIAM HELMER JERRY HENDERSON NANCY HERFERT VIRGINIA HERRICK LLOYD HOCKEL GARY HOVINEN JOSEPH HROMATKA DUANE HUCKELL SUZANNE HUSNIK NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO LLOYD HOCKEL . . . Lotln Club H-Club, Swimming, Band, Swing Band. Junior Rotation . GARY HOVINEN . . . Latin Club. Cavaiier Schoe: Play. Debate. JOSEPH HROMATKA. DUANE HUCKELL . . . Chef Club. Swim Club. SUZANNE HUSNIK . . . Cavaletto . Art C!ub. CHERYL HYER . . . Director of Warricretfe . JAN IVERS . . . Cavalettci. Pep Club. Student Council. Hi-Crier Staff. Glee Club. MARLENE IVERSON . . . Latin Club. Ceveletfe . GAA. 8and. DAVID JAEGER . . . CM Club; Tran fer from Brookfield High School. Track. GERALD JAPS. DIANE JASPERSON . . Um Club. Cavalette . Pep Club. Cl Council. Student Council. N.H.S.. Red Croit. Choir. ANTOINETTE JAWORSKI . . . Librory A fi t«nti. DAVID JENSEN . . . Math Club. Aitronon y Club; Tranjfe' from M nnehaha Academy, Debate, Math Club. Science Club. Photography Club. Latin Club. World Affair Club. Track. JOHN JENSEN . . . Foreign Affair Club; Tranifer from Fall Church High School. Science Club. Latin Club; J.E.B. High School. Science Club. Latin Club. Math Club; Wilton High School. Ruttian Club, Math Club. RONALO JENSEN . . . Transfer from Southwe t High School. German Club. Photography Club. Football. CHERYL HYER JAN IVERS MARLENE IVERSON 0AV|0 JAEGER GERALD JAPS DIANE JASPERSON TONI JAWORSKI DAVID JENSEN JOHN JENSEN RONALD JENSEN 41 ANDY JOHNSON CHRISTINE JOHNSON GERALD JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON LARRY JOHNSON KATHY JOHNSON LEONA JOHNSON LOUELLA JOHNSON NANCY JOHNSON RICHARD D. JOHNSON THE CLASS OF ANDREA JOHNSON . . . French Club. Cavelettei. Pep Club. Ski Club. CHRISTINE JOHNSON . . . G.A A Rdinq Club. Aft Club. GERALD JOHNSON . . Choir. S„ nq Band. JUDITH JOHNSON . . . Frenc- Club Cevaleltet, Sll Club; Tran� fer from Minnetonka, G.A.A., Y-Teeni, Young Life; Trantfor from Northrop. Senior Athletic . Choir. LARRY JOHNSON . . . Audio-Viiv l Club. KATHLEEN JOHNSON . . . French Club. Cavalettei Srigette Leader. Peo Club F.TA.. Warrior Staff. Student Guidet. Choir. Cheerleader. LEONA JOHNSON . . . Glee Club. Vocational Training; Trant'er from Cavalier High School. Glee Club. LUELLA JOHNSON . . . Glee Club. Vocational Tra ning. NANCY JOHNSON . . . French Club. Cavelettet. G A.A.. F T A D -.c Jockey Club. RICHARD JOHNSON . . . Vocation Tra ning. SHERRY JOHNSON . . Cava c-te« G A A. Flag T� le'. Office Auiitant . Art Club. JERRY JOLICOEUR. LINDA JORGENSON . . . French Club Treasurer. Cevelette . Pep Club Treat urer. LORETTA JOUPPE . . French Club. F.H A. JAMES JUSTUS . . Cevalieri. H-Gub. Chef Club. Warrior Bvtineu Staff. Ba«d SHERRY JOHNSON 42 JERRY JOLICOEUR LINDA JORGENSON LORETTA JOUPPE JAMES JUSTUS HOWARD KAIBEL PAUL KASBERG DONALD KELLY JOHN KEVELIN SANDRA KILBANE MIKE KING SHIRLEY KING JANET KINN CHARLES KLOSTER LAWRENCE KNIGHT NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO HOWARD KAIBEL . . . German Club. N.H.S. Student Council, Debate Junior Rotarlan,. SVi Clwb. All-School Prei’dent. PAUL KASBERG . . . Choir, Band. DONALD KELLY . . . Hocley. Future Bui-naM Leaderj o' America. S- Club. JOHN KEVELIN. SANDRA KILBANE . . French Club Cavalette-. Birigette Leader. Co. Pre, ident ot Pep Club. Ski Club. MICHAEL KING . . Math Club. Aitrooomy C'ub. Audio-VIwal Club, Football Manager. All-School Play. SHIRLEY KING . Cavalette,, Pep Cub. F.HA, Vocational Training, A't Club. Ski Club. JANET KINN . . Cavaletlet. S'aoe Cralf Club. CHARLES KLOSTER . . . Germon Club. Orcheitra LAWRENCE KNIGHT . . H Crier Stall JILL KOELLEN . . Fre-.CK Club Caraiefe,. P«P Club. F.TA.. Wa-rio- Salt ne„ Stall. $H Club. SANDRA KOLSTAD ...F.HA, 0|n Cub. I b'a'r A„i,tant. BARBARA KRAUTKREMER . . . Latin Club. Cavaleftet. Pep Cub. 8and Flag Twirler. Ollice Aji-jtant. DONALD KRIEG . . . German Cub, Orc -evtra. Ba-d. An Club. Ski C’ub. 8RUCE KRUGER . . . Cavalier,. Setebali. Golf. VICTORIA KUNZ WAYNE LA ROCHE DONALD LARSON KAREN LARSON MARY LARSON THE CLASS OF VICTORIA KUNZ . . . G.A.A Secretary and TtMtuW of R;d'ng Club. WAYNE LAROCHE. DON LARSON . Latin Club. Cavalier , H Club, Golf Captain. KAREN LARSON . . . Cavalotte . F.HA Stagecraft. MARY LARSON . . Latin Club Cavalette . Pep Club. F.TA.. C'a t Council. Cheerleader. Ski Club. RICHARD LARSON . . Audio v;,.a: Club School May. JUDITH LA SALLE . . Fr nc- C'ub, Cavalattei, Rep Cub. F.TA.. Ski Club. Clan Council, Warrior Editorial and Butlnen Staff. SANDRA LATCHAW . French Club. Coveiette . Poo Club. F.TA.. Can Coun-ell. Student Council. Warrior Ed-torlal Staff. Cheerleader, Choir, Sno-Dayt Court. NANCY LEASE . , F.HA. WILLIAM LECK . . Cavalier . Clan Council. Football. Batletball. CHERYLL LEDDY . . . Cavalettct, Pep Club. Hi Crier Staff. Sk! Club. CAROL LEONARD . . . French Club Cavaiettet. Pop Club. F.TA. Choir. Ski Club. CLAUDIA LEPPA . . . French Club. Covalettei B'lgette Leader. Pep Club. F.TA.. Werrlor Editorial Staff. Choir. ALAN LESKE . . . Cavalier . Math Club. JOSEPH LEVERNIER . . Football, Summing. Track. Cron Country. Wre tHng. RICHARD LARSON JUDITH LASALLE SANDRA LATCHAW NANCY LEASE WILLIAM LECK CHERYLL LEDDY CAROL LEONARD CLAUDIA LEPPA ALAN LESKE JOSEPH LEVERNIER 44 JAMES LEVY DIANNE LEWIS KATHLEEN LEWIS KATHLEEN LIMBECK RICHARD LINDAHL NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO JAMES LEVY , . Cavallen. H-Clgb. Clan Council, Audio-Viiual. Swimming. DIANNE LEWIS . G.A.A.. Art Club KATHLEEN LEWIS . . . G.A.A . Riding Club. Art Cub. KATHLEEN LIMBECK . . . G-A.A.. F.H.A. Secretary-Treet.'er. Gleo Club. RICHARO LINDAHL . . . Latin Club. Cov«li«M .JOAN LINOBERRY .. . Cavalettcj. Art Club. Stagecraft. FRANCIS IIFTIN. LU ANN LONGHENRY . . . F.H A., Art Club. KAREY LOVE . . . Cavalier . Math Club. Student Council, School Play. JOHN LUND . . Football. Cron Country. BRUCE LUNDSTROM. FRED MADSEN. BRYAN MAGNUSON . . . Caval-en. H Club. Clan Council. Football Co-Captain. Hockey. Bate ball. Choir. Junior Rotar ani. PETER MALVEY . . . Clan CookII. School Play. CHARLOTTE MANN . . Frencn Club. Cevaiette . P� P Club. Can Council, Cnolr. Band. JOAN LINDBERRY JOHN LUND FRANCIS LIFTIN LUANN LONGHENRY KAREY LOVE BRUCE LUNDSTROM FRED MADSEN BRYAN MAGNUSON PETER MALVEY CHARLOTTE MANN 45 PATRICIA MARQUARDT DONALD MARTIN DIANE MARTINEK EUGENE MATTSON JEFF MeCLURG SHARON McGEE JANE McMILlAN RICHARD MERRILL RICHARD MERSKY ANDRE MILBERT THE CLASS OF PATRICIA MARQUARDT . F'ench Club. Warrioretfoi. Cavaleltei. Pap Cub. F.TA.. Choir, Band. Ski Club. DONALD MARTIN . . . Latin Club. CaualieM. Tenni . Warrior Bu� Inett Staff. Choir. DIANE MARTINEK . . . Cav l tta� . Flag Twirling. School PUf. Office A� i� tant� . Art Club. GENE MATTSON. JEFF MeCLURG. SHARON McGEE . . . G o Cub. JANE McMILLEN . . . Cavate te� . Band. RICHARD MERRILL . . . Caval er� , Brigade Leader. H-Oub, Clan Counc.l. Swimming. Warrior Editorial Staff. DICK MERSKY . . . Golf. ANDY MILBERT , . French Club, Latin Club. Cavalier . Trenife' Student from Luiembourg. MICHAEL MILES-. . . Latin Club. H-Cub. Student Council. Swimming. Audio-Viiuai Club. Student Guide. Junior Rotates . N.H.S. BEVERLY MILLER . . . GAA JAMES MILLER . . . Cavalier . Aitronomy Club. Football. Warrior Editorial Staff. Audio-Vitual Club. School Plav. Art Club, Ski Club. Dice Jockey Cub Vice Pretident. MARGO MOGUSH . . . French Cub. Cavalerte . F T A. MAVIS MOHN . . . Cavalettei Brigette Leader. Pep Club. F.T.A.. Clan Council. Choir, Warriar Editorial and Busineu Staff, Editor-In-Chief. BEV MILLER JIM MILLER MARGO MOGUSH MAVIS MOHN KAY MOIR KATHLEEN MOORES WENDY MOOSE CLAUDIA MORIN JUDITH MORROW CAROLYN NELSON DONNA MUTHER CAROLE MURPHY MARY KAY MUNNEKE JOHN MUEHLBERG NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO KAY MOIR . .. Cavalettet. Pep Ctwb. F.T.A., Warrior Editorial Staff. KATHLEEN MOORES . . Cavalettet. GAA., F.H.A. WENDY MOOSE . . . Latin Club. Cavateftes. Astronomy Club. Hi-Crier Staff. Choir, School Plat. Art Club. CLAUDIA MORIN . . . French Club. Cavalettet. Pep Club, ft So.ed Cheerleader. Art Club. JUDITH MORROW . . . Cavelettes. Trent for from Fargo High School. Choir. Intermurels. JOHN MUEHLEBERG . . . Hi-Crier Staff. Vocational Training. Transfer from Delano. Football. Basketball. School Paper. MARY KAY MUNNEKE . . . Spanish Club. Cevaiettes. Pep Club. Office Assistants, Library Astittants. CAROL MURPHY . . . French Club, Latin Club, Werrioretfci, Cavalettet, Pep Club, F.T.A.. Warrior Editorial Staff. N.H.S.. Ski Club, Secretary. DONNA MUTHER . . . Cavalettet GA.A, Vocational Training. Future Business Leaders of Hopkins. Reporter. CAROLYN NELSON . . . F.HA. Stagecraft. Choir.. BRUCE NIELSEN .. . Track. THOMAS NOER. JAMES NOLEN . . . Cavaliers. Math Club. Stude-t Council. Chef Club. Football, Warrior Staff. JAMES NORDSTROM . . . Baseball. Band. S� ng Band. JOHN NORTH . . . Latin Club. Cavalie'i. H-Club. Football. Tennis. Clast Council, Student Council. Band. Vocational Training. Ski Club. BRUCE NIELSON THOMAS NOER JAMES NOLEN JAMES NORDSTROM JOHN NORTH 47 MIKE OCONNELL CAROLYN OLSON EUGENE OLSON JAMES OLSON KEITH OLSON THE CLASS OF MIKE O'CONNELL . . . Football Hockey Baseball. Bard. President. Swing Band. N.H.S., Junior Rotarians, Audio-Visual Club. CAROLYN OLSON . . . Frenc’ Club. Cavalettcs Pep Club. Judging 8oard. Choir. Si. Club. Vocational Training. EUGENE OLSON . Cavale'i. Choi Club. Football, Basketball. Golf. JAMES OLSEN German Cub. KEITH OLSON . . Latin Club. Cavalien Math Club ROGER OLSON . . Band. GENE ORTIZ . . . Cavaliers. A-t Club. Football, Wrestling. Track. WARREN OSGOOD. PAULA PATTERSON . . Span s- Club Vico President and President. Cavaictles. F.T.A.. Class Council. Student Covncil. Warrior Editorial Staff. Girls' State N.H.S.. School Play. Stagecraft. DONALD PAULSON . . . Cavaliers, H-C'ub. Cross.Country, Swimming. Track. DAVID PAVEK . . . Spanish Club. Math Club. Transfer from Bake. General Manager for all $po ts. JOHN PEDERSON . . . Basketball. LEANNE PETERS . . . Latin Club. Cavafettes. G.AA.. Vico President. Choir. Stage craft. Debate. 8AR8ARA PETERSON . . Vocational Training. Secretary-Treasurer. CRAIG PETERSON . . Track. Band, Swing Band. Director. DONALO PAULSON WARREN OSGOOD PAULA PATTERSON GENE ORTIZ ROGER OLSON DAVID PAVEK JOHN PEDERSON LEANNE PETERS BARBARA PETERSON CRAIG PETERSON 48 DANIEL PETERSON JUDITH PETERSON JUDITH PETERSON TOM PETERSON FRANZ PETRUSKA NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO DANIEL PETERSON . . . Cava' e-i, H-Club. Astronomy Club. Football. Swimming. Track, Audio-Visual Club. All-School Play. JUDITH PETERSON ... Art Club. Vocational Training. JUDITH PETERSEN . . . Cavale!te� . Pep Club. Ski Club. Agronomy Club. Clan Council. TOM PETERSON . . . Tranifer from Bonilda. Swimming Club. FRANZ PETRUSKA . JOHN PHILLIPS . . . Caveliers, H-Cub. Art Club. Football. Basketball. Wrestling. Track. JOHN PIERRE . . . Cavaliers. Future Business Leaders of America. JUDITH PIERSKALLA . . . GAA.. F.H.A.. Library Assistants. DIANE PLATTES . . . Latin Club. Covaletfes. BILL PUCE . . . Band. SHERRON POOLE . . . Cavalettes. Pep Club, G.A.A. LINOA PORTER . . . Cavalettes. G.A.A.. Glee Club. Red Cross. ROSE MARIE PREPODNIK . . . Cavalettes. G.A.A.. Future Leaders Club. KAREN PUDIL . . . French Club Secretary. Warrlorettes, Cavalettes. Pep Club Vice President and Historian. F.T.A.. Cheerleader. Art Club. PATRICK QUINN . . . Vocational Train -g. BILL PLICE JOHN PIERRE JUDITH PERSKALLA DIANE PLATTES JOHN PHILLIPS SHERRON POOLE LINDA PORTER ROSE MARIE PREPODNIK KAREN PUDIL PATRICK QUINN 49 ROBERT RAMSEY WILLIAM RANNOW TAMARA RAPPS JERRY RICHTER JOYCE RICHTER BECKY RODGERS CHRISTINE ROGERS LARRY ROHRSCHNEIDER ANNE RIMDAL RICHARD RIPPE THE CLASS OF ROBERT RAMSEY . . . German Club. WILLIAM RANNOW. TAMARA RAPPS . . F.H.A. JEROME RICHTER . . . Audio-V.'tuel Club. Swimming. Future Butina,, Leader Club. Vocational Training. JOYCE RICTER . . . G.AA, F.H.A.. Tenni, Club. All-School Play. Ski Club. ANNE RIMDAL . . . German Club. Cdvalette . F.TA.. Warrior A� t Staff, All-School Play. RICHARD RIPPE . . . Latin Club. Oat Council, Student Council, Baiebatl, Warrior Editorial Staff. 8e d. Debate. Junior Rotarien . N.H.S. CHRISTINE RODGERS . . . Cavalette . Choir. Ski Club. BECKY ROGERS . . . Cavalette,. Office Awittent . LARRY ROHRSCHNEIOER. JOSEPHINE ROMER . . . French Cub, Cavalette, Vice Pretident and Prejidenf, Pep Club. F.T.A., Cla„ Council. Warrior Senior Section Editor. All-School-Play, Deity Mae. Ski Club. JEAN RORMAN ... Pep Club. F.H.A. Homecoming Queen. MICHAEL ROSS . . . Cavalier . Hockey. Vocational Training. JUDITH ROTHNEM . . .• Latin Club. JAMES SA8AKO. JOSEPHINE ROMER 50 JEAN RORMAN MICHAEL ROSS JUDITH ROTHNEM JAMES SABAKO ROBERTA SACHS ANJUM SAEED KARIN SANDGREN SUSAN SANDSTROM SUSAN SCANLAN MYRA SCHAUER DIANA SCHERER JEVON SCHMIER JUDITH SCHNEEBERG STEPHEN SCHULTZ NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO ROBERTA SACHS . . . Cavalette 3rigotte Leader, Pep Club. All-School Play, SI! Club. ANJUM SAEED . . . Cavalettes. G-A.A.. Warrior Staff; A.F.S. Student from Pakistan. KARIN SANDGREN . . . Cavalettes. Pep Club. F.T.A.. Student Council, Warrior Editorial Staff. Choir. Ski Club. SUSAN SANDSTROM . . . French Club President. Cavalettei. Pep Club. F.T.A.. Class Council, Warrior Staff. Ski Club. SUSAN SCANLAN . . . GAA . F.H.A. Hiiforian. MYRA SCHAUER . . . GA.A.. F.H.A. DIANA SCHERER . . . Library Assistants; Transfer from St. Louis Park. 8leu- Tri. G-AA.. Choir. JEVON SCHMIER . . . Football. JUDITH SCHNEEBERG . . . Latin Club. Cavaletfet. Pep Club. F.TA., Warrior Editorial Staff. STEPHEN SCHULTZ . . . Cavaliers Vice President. H-Club. Class Council. Student Council. Football, Basketball. Baseball. CAROLYN SCHULZ. GLENN SCHUNK . . . Astronomy Club. MARY SCHWANTES ... French Club. CavaleMes Brigelto Leader. Student Council, Ski Club. DANIEL SEMSCH . . . Spanish Club. JAMES SENN . . . Cavaliers, Swing Band, Band. JAMES SENN 51 CAROLYN SCHULZ GLENN SCHUNK MARY SCHWANTES DANIEL SEMSCH IVAN SERRANO KENT SEVERSON SUE SHEETS ROBIN SHELDON DENNIS SIMPSON THE CLASS OF IVAN SERRANO . . . Spanish Club. Cavaliers. Astronomy Club. Hi-Crier Staff, All-School Play. KENT SEVERSON . . . Caveliers, Clan Council, Student Council. Chef Club. Basketball. Baseball. SUZANNE SHEETS . . . French Club. Latin Club. Cavaletto Brigette Leader. Warrior Editorial Staff, B Cheerleader, Ski Club. Pep Club. ROBERTA SHELDON . . . French Club. Latin Club. Cavelottes, Pep Club Board of Judges and President, F.TA., Warrior Staff. Choir Section Leader. Stage Craft Club, Red Cron. Ski Club. Orchestra. JAMES SHELLEOY . . . Baseball. Basketball. DENNIS SIMPSON . . . Baseball. Basketball. MICHAEL SMASAL . . . Cavaliers; Transfer from Mound. Wrestling. DAVID SMITH . . . Chef Club. Ski Club. TERESA SOLAND . . . Covalettes. Class Council. Student Council, Sophomore Class Secretary. Warrior Staff, 8 Cheerleader. Choir. Sextet, All-School Plays. Ski Club. BRUCE SOLTIS . . . Latin Club. Cavaliers. H-Club. Basketball. Baseball. Junior Rotarians. SHARON SONSTHAGEN . . . F.H.A ARVID SORENSON . . . Audio-Visual Club. JOHN STARCH . ... Astronomy Club, Art Club. JEFF STEEL. JAMES STEIRLY . . . Cavaliers. Student Council. Hi-Crier Staff. JAMES SHELLEOY MICHAEL SMASAL DAVID SMITH TERESA SOLAND BRUCE SOLTIS SHARON SONSTHAGEN ARVID SORENSON JOHN STARCH JEFF STEEL JAMES STEIRLY KAREN STENBACK KAREN STIFF ROBERT STOHL ILENE STREIMIKES CHARLES STROTZ NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO KAREN STENBACK . . . Latin Cub. Cavalette . Pop Club. F.T.A.. Cte� Council. Student Council. Warrior Staff. A and B Cheerleader. Choir. All-School Play. Ski Club. KAREN STIFF . . . Latin Club. Cavalottei. Band. Band Council. ROBERT STOHL . . . Cavalier . Cla Council. Student Council. Chef Club. A Cheerleader, Band. Swing Band. All-School Play. Art Club. ILENE STREIMIKES . . . Spanith Club Preiidenf. Cavalette . F.TA.. Warrior Staff. Hi-Crier Staff. Stagecraft. Student Guide . N.H.S. CHARLES STROTZ . . . Latin Club Vice Present. Cavalier Brigade Leader. H-Club. Clait Council. Student Council. Senior Cle� t Protidenf. Swimming Tri-Captain. Warrior Bu ir.eu Manager. Choir. Play Stage Crew. Debate, Junior Rotarian . N.H.S. KATHLEEN SUHL . . . Cavalette . F.H-A., Tenni Club. Hi-Crier Staff. All-School Play.-Art Club. RUTH ANN SUNDOUIST . . . Student Council. Library A � I tanf . RAY SVEEN . . Cavalier . H-Club. Agronomy Club. Football. Wre tling. Tenni . Junior Rotarian . BRUCE SWANSON. GAYLE SWANSON . . . French Club. Cavalette , Pep Club. Warrior Staff. Art Club. Ski Club. KAY SWENSSON . . . Cavalette . G.AA.. F.TA.. Glee Club. DIANE TANK . . . Cavalette . MARGARET TARASAR . . . Spanijh Club. Cavalette . F.TA.. 8end. Band Council. VIVIAN TAYLOR . . . Cavaleffo . Vocational Training. DAVID TECHAM. KATHLEEN SUHL RUTH ANN SUNDQUIST RAY SVEEN BRUCE SWANSON GAYLE SWANSON KAY SWENSSON DIANE TANK MARGARET TARASAR VIVIAN TAYLOR DAVID TECHAM 53 THAO TELKE MARCIA THIMSEN DOUGLAS THOMPSON STEVEN THORNE KENTON TOLLBERG DARRYL TRANGSRUD MARY JEAN TURINIA MARGARET TURNGREN SARA TURNGREN JOANNE TURNER THE CLASS OF THAO TELKE . . . Latin Club. Cavalette.. F.T.A., Debate. MARCIA THIMSEN . . Spani.h Club, Cavaletto . G-A.A., F.HA., Student Council. DOUGLAS THOMPSON . . . Crcf C'ub. Warrior Aft Staff. Choir. All-School Play. Art Club. Stagecraft Club. STEVEN THORNE . . . Lotin Cub Vico Present. Cavalier.. Student Council. Band. Swing Band. Debate. Junior Rotarian . N.H.S. Pre.ident. PAM THULEEN . . . French Club Cavalette. Brigette Leader. Pep Club. F.T.A.. Warrior Butieei. Staff. Ski Club. KENTON TOLLBERG . . Band. DARRYL TRANGSRUD . . Cavalier.. MARY JEAN TURINIA . . . Latin Club. Spani.h Club. Pep Club. 8and. JOANNE TURNER . . . Secretary-Trcaiurer of Spani.h Club. Cavalette.. F.TA.. Stagecraft Club. MARGARET TURNGREN . . . French Club. Cavalette!. Pep Club. Warrior Staff. Stagecraft. Si! Club. SARA TURNGREN . . . French Club. Latin Club. Cavalette 8rigetto Leader. Pep Club, Student Council. Warrior Editorial Staff, Hi-Crier Staff, Choir. Ski Club. WILLIAM TWET . . Hi Crier. N.H.S.. Baseball. JUDITH UHERKA . . . Latin Club. Cavalette., Pep Club. A and B Cheerleader. Ski Club. JOHN VAN ARSDALE .. . Avdio-Vi.ue! Dub. All-School Play.-SUSAN VAN BERGAN . . . French Club Latin Club. Cavalette . Pep Club. F.T.A.. Werrior Staft. Choir, Ski Club. WILLIAM TWET PAM THULEEN JUDITH UHERKA JOHN VAN ARSDALE SUSAN VAN BERGAN JAMES VASSAR JUDITH VICKERMAN CELESTINE VICURN GARY VIERLING FRANK VISKA PATRICIA WACHA KAREN WALKER CHERYL WALSH BARBARA WATERMAN TANI WEBSTER NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO JAMES VASSAR . . . Football. Golf. JUDITH VICKERMAN . . . F.H.A. CELESTINE VICURN . . . F.HA. CARY VIERLING . . . Golf. Vocational Training. FRANK VISKA . . . Aitronomy Club. Audio-Vliual Club. PATRICIA WACHA . . . Cavalettei. GAA., Vocational Training. KAREN WALKER . . . Latin Club. Cevalettet. Pep Club. F.T.A., Clan Council. Stagecraft, Ski Club. CHERYL WALSH . . . Latin Club. Spenlth Club, Warrlorettei, Cevalettet, Clan Council, Ski Club. BARBARA WATERMAN . . . Latin Club. Cavalettei. F.TA,. Choir. TANI WEBSTER . . . French Club. Latin Club. Cevalettet. Student Council. Worrlor Art Staff. Debate. Ski Club. DIANNE WEINHANDL . . . Cavalettei. Pep Club. Vocational Training. Flag Twirlec. LINDA WELCH . . . Latin Club. Cave'ettet. ROBERT WELCH . . . Spanlth Club. Cevelleri. Chef Club. Art Club. Track Wreitllng. MARILYN WERTZ . . . Cevalettet. GA.A.. F.HA . Choir. Glee Club. JUDITH WESEN . . . Cevalettet. Pep Club. Ski Club. Flag T .rler. DIANNE WEINHANDL LINDA WELCH ROBERT WELCH MARILYN WERTZ JUDITH WESEN 55 SEATON WEST BARRY WHITEAKER MARY WIGGINTON JAMES WIIG DENNIS WILEY BEVERLY ANN WEST . . . Cavalcffei. Choir, Ski C ub; Trenifer from New Trior, Wlanetka, Illinois; Pep Club. GA.A., F.H.A., Modeling, Ski Club, Choraliers, Cumber Singers, Girls’ Club. Dept. Office A� «i«fanf. Choru . BARRY WHITEAKER . . . Cove Hers' Secretary, Student Council Treasurer. Warrior Staff, Choir President, Junior Rotations. MARY WIGGINTON . . . Cavatettes. F.T.A., Hi-Crier Staff. Glee Club. Office Assistants. JAMES WIIG . . . Cavaliers H Club. Football. Basketball. Baseball. Junior Rotations. DENNIS WILEY . . . Baseball, Cross Country, Vocational Training, Audio Visual, Club. DONALD R. WILLIAMS . . . Vocational Training. DON WILLIAMS . . . Astronomy Club. Audio-Visual Club. All-School Play. DOROTHEA WINKLER ...Art Club. KATHRYN WITTGRAF . . , Cavaletfe . Pep Club, Ski Club. Flag Twirter. MARCIA WUNOERLICH . . . Larin Club. Caveletfe Brigetto Leader. Can Council, Choir, Sestet, N.H.S.. A.F.S. SHARON WYNKOOP . . . F.H.A,. Stagecraft Club. Art Club. BOYO YANCY . .. Taanii. Choir. Choir Section Leader. RONALD ZAK. MARY ZAKARIASEN . . . Cavalatte Brigette Leader, Pep Club Secretary, F.T.A. Class Council, Student Council. All-School Vice Preiident, Junior Clan Vice Prefident, Warrior Staff, Choir. Se� tet. N.H.S.. Optimist Youth Appreciation A� ard. DAVID ZETTERSTROM . . . Math Club. Che! Club. Band. DONALD R. WILLIAMS QON WILLIAMS DOROTHEA WINKLER KATHRYN WITTGRAF MARCIA WUNDERLICH WYNKOOP BOYD YANCY RONALD ZAK MARY ZAKARIASEN DAVID ZETTERSTROM NANCY ZIMMERMAN LARRY ZUCKMAN SHARON ZWEIG CRAIG NESSETH NINETEEN SIXTY-TWO IN MEMORIAM 1944-1959 NANCY ZIMMERMAN . . . CavalcHes, F.H.A., Choir; Transfer (rom Minneapolis Vocational; Student Council, Minnesota Sfato Student Council, All-City Council, Cheerleader, Pep Club. Choir, American Red Cross. SIGMUNO ZUCKMAN . . . Cavaliers, H-Club. Track. Footboll and Hockey Monagcr. SHARON ZWIEG Cavaletfes. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: RICHARD 8ASS EUGENE BENSON HEINRICH 8RINGENTOFF KAREN CERMAK GARY GOEOE HILTON HEINEKE RANDOLPH HOOD RICHARD JOHNSON ROBERT JUST RICHARD E. LARSON JAMES LUNDOUIST WAYNE NELSON DWIGHT OLSON VINCENT ROHR JAMES WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS NEIL ZWACK 57 ROARING TWENTIES SENIORS Joe Hanson Kathy Johnson Rick Merrill Howie Keibo! Emy Grant Cert Harstad Karen Stonbaclc Georgar.no Dietrich Best Date Peppiest Biggest Mouth Biggest Non-Conformist 0 Joe Henson Terri Soland Mot Talonted Mery Zakarieson Cris Stroh Most Likely to Succeed Choryl Walsh Skip CoHrill Biggest Hot Rods Mavis Mohn Paul Andorson Teachers' Favorites Bruco Baloborg Sue Sheet Best Line Bob Stohl Suo Hollberg Prettiest Hair Milo O'Connell Sue Helgerud Steadies Couple NEARING THE LAST ROUND Wo juniors, represented by president Fred Cotoni. vico prosidom Bing Johnson, and secretary ar.d treasurer Suo Johnson had on exciting year! Tho first big ovont was homocoming. Diano Goebel rcignod ovor our closs, escorted by Fred Cotoni. Those wos lots of fun and hard work put into tho making of our float. But it was rewarding as wo took first place! A lesson for those who still believed in sonior tradition! Tho majority of us felt tho varioty show, game and dance went ovor with great success. Doing their part in tho pep fests and games wero Diano Goebel. Ginny Lee and alternate Merry Glenn, tho junior cheerleaders. No days like Sno Daze held truo again with tho excitemont of tho vorioty show, coronation ond gamo. oil of which preceded the dance. Representing our class in the Sno Dazo court wore Merry Glenn, Kathy Keiffer, Nancy McCurry. Bob Mattson. Jon Poach ond Don Pilorski. Tho highlight of our junior year was giving the soniors tho traditional Junior-Senior Prom at Ookridgo Country Club. All in oil our junior class fools thot this was a fun-filled ar.d exciting year. We’re looking forward to the day when wo bocome the proud ownors of the cry S-E-N-l-O-R-S! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Fred Cetoni, Suo Johnson Fred Cotoni oscorts Diano Goobel JUNIORS A-BE FRONT ROW: Roberta Anderson, Nancy Arnt-scn, Gail Andorson. Nancy Aronkiol, Shoron Bonherdus. Sharon Bohmor: SECOND ROW: Gary Alexander, Pot Amundson. Janet Benda. Sandy Aspelin, Mary Anderson. Linda Balo, Diane Becker: THIRD ROW: Ed Allen, Lorry 8erton, Joel Boggs. Bruco Anderson. Rodney Anderson, Earl Bonnis. Lorry Beor. BE-CA FRONT ROW: Liz Bleho. Sue Bonkowski, Diane Bertelson. Pot Cerpontor. Diono Bottschort: SECOND ROW: Cindy Brooult. Sandy Bergor. Tom Campboll, Jim Bergin. Judy Carlson, John Bloborgor: THIRD ROW: Gary Butler, Don Bergstrom, Tom Bitflo, Gary Borgren, Bob Brower, Don Bohech. CA-EL FRONT ROW: Elsie DeVries, Gloria Christenson. Judy Earl, Pam Edoskuty, Jane Cocka: SECOND ROW: Theresa Drobny. 8ruco Crandall. Lylo Cashin. Sandra Ceryes, Joan Chrcka; THIRD ROW: Ralph Elandor. Bob Cod. Worron Duske. Georgo Christonson, Bill Eddy. Rogor Duemke: FOURTH ROW: Douglas Elliot, Dave Chccke. Rick Cetoni, Stan Christenson. Don Ellwangor. Torry Christenson. Jim Cline. EAA-GL FRONT ROW: Dorothy Fouchor, Jon Ford, Elaino Foromen, Mouroon Fricks. Marilyn Else, Kethy Goss: SECOND ROW: Cathie Erickson. Merry Glynn. Margaret Gordner, Barb Gebert. Luanne Finch. Pot Glancy: THIRD ROW: Kay French, Diane Gage, Judy Fox. Sue Estel. Christine Gilberg, Gail Fredendall: FOURTH ROW: Paul Forsborg. Dave Emme. Allan Flanders. Jim Forlaak. JUNIORS GO-HE FRONT ROW: Shoila Gustafson. Margo Hon-nings. Alena Haug. Jeon Grise, Carol Horman-son. Darla Hedtke: SECOND ROW: Barbara Hastad, Pat Grabor. Diano Goebel, Laurel Halverson, Margo Hondorton, Barbara Grootsch: THIRD ROW: Rick Dougloi, Wally Haupt, Suo Gray. Joyco Haft. Jorry Goetsch. William Bren. John Hondrickson; FOURTH ROW: Larry Holgerson, Sheldon Gulinsen David Gysland. Clyde Hazolton. Gary Good. Jay Graziani. J A FRONT ROW: Ruth lilies. Judy Holtor. Judy Hunt, Mary Irgons. Kathy Hotlor.d: SECOND ROW: Joyco Hollorbach. Janot Huibregtse. Barb Hoelscher. Linda Holcomb. Ann Jacobson: THIRD ROW: Walter Hood. Rick Jacobson, Bill Irwin, Harry Hjormstad. Tom Hodges. Terry Hudson, Davo Holtzman: FOURTH ROW: Bill Laidke. Gary Hoehn, Terry Hummel. Ralph Holmquist. Ken Hesse. FRONT ROW: Diano Johnson, Donno Jumelet, Donna Kamps, Pat Junkin, Kathy Koiffor. Elizabeth Joanidhi. Jean Jaquith: SECOND ROW: Bing Johnson, Tom Johnson. Mike Kamp, Willio Jorgenson. Ronald Jouppo, Glen Johnson; THIRD ROW: Darrell Kompfcrt. Greg Johnson, Gcrold Jurisch, William Johnson, Miko Keith, Konnoth Kollor. KE-LA FRONT ROW: Janice Kockelman, Holen Laiar-etti, Laura Kihlman, Dorann Kroll: SECOND ROW: Barb Koppolmon, Kathryn Klouda, Mary Kovolin, Suo Kokosh, Sharon Larson, Ellen Lar-vick: THIRD ROW: Grog Kohlor, Doug Knud-son. Gary Larson, Gary Laabs. Randy Koyonen. Barb Klang: Fourth Row: Tom Lammers, Lorry Lorson. Keith Kouar, Williom Klobe. Paul Krum-sieg. 62 JUNIORS FRONT ROW: llga Liolkoks. Ginny Loo, Joyce Levine. Rosie Lopez. Priscilla Menton; SECOND ROW: Judy Maddox, Margureto Lehman, Pamela L!nd, Janis Light. Barbara Lundin. Kathleen Lewis; THIRD ROW: Burt Lindbcry. Larry Lir.d-strom, James Lindbory. Steve Mariotte. Carol Lifson; FOURTH ROW: Jerry Hanson Louis Longhonry. Gerald Lutter. John Lindahl, Milo Mender, Jim Luso. FRONT ROW: Marion Mollin, Joan Michl. Lucya Miller; SECOND ROW: Jo Anno McLoin, Nancy McCurry, Judy McNally, Bonnio Muir: THIRD ROW: Dale Mason, James Mason. Dave Matthow, Pat McGrano. Bob Mattson; FOURTH ROW: George Martin Raymond Mouchka, Roy Melius. Allan Mueller, Ray Mattson. FRONT ROW: Georgio Nolson, Marshoa Nord. Jayno Olson. Sara Marvin. Sharon Noldon: SECOND ROW: Sandy Nash. Nancy Nott, Katie Overholt. Judy Olson. Joan Olson. Sue Poyne: THIRD ROW: Graig Obbarius. Lee Norrgard. Jan Murry, Karen Mundie. Sandy Otting, Patty Pernoll, Nancy Nelson; FOURTH ROW: Rick Nilos. Ronnie Olson. Bill O'Neill. Pete Nunnink, John Ostdiolt. Tom Olson. PE-QU FRONT ROW: Diane Pilarski, Vernio Quinn. Judy Puth, Margot Peck: SECOND ROW: Sue Potrement, Kathy Pudil. Linda Potter. Jane Pol-koy. Louro Pederson, Diano Poffenberger: THIRD ROW: Poto Pfoiffer, Tim Peterson. Ron Porry. Duane Qunoll, Randy Pearson; FOURTH ROW: Pat Price. Dave Quackonbush. Dwight Quackenbush. Jon Peach, Ernio Potruska, Dick Phillips. 63 JUNIORS RA-SC FRONT ROW: Sue Schultz. 8ecky Rionttra. Roto Ann Reits, Kathy Rathmanner. Nolva Schultz: SECOND ROW: Diano Schonebaum, Suo Schooneckor. Sua Ronnei, Georgia Schar-fonborg. Patty Ruttoll, Barb Schoibor: THIRD ROW: Tom Sandtirom. Robert Rood. David Reiter. Clifford Ramttad, William Ruzin. Suo Schwalm: FOURTH ROW: Kon Ryan. Jamot Schroiber. John Ricko. Dana Rohr. Joo Re -road. Bill Sandborg. Jamet Romer. SE-ST FRONT ROW: Betty Smasal ‘ ary Smith. Haze! Seek, Clara Sorrano: SECOND ROW; Bill Stanton. Carol Skold. Jar.et Sidla. Geraine Soren-fon. Mary Snellner. Cheryl Smith; THIRD ROW: Neil Spiokor. Dovo Smotana. Morgan Sonttha-gon, Craig Stall. Tod Sliter. Terry Solborg. ST-TR FRONT ROW: Noncy Tonk. Kathy Stockdalo, Kathy Stoidl, Norma Torwilligor; SECOND ROW: Andy Tesar. Lucy Thilquist. Virginia Stopanek. Donna Tanglen; THIRD ROW: Jim Strain. Dave Tallman. Roy Stricklin. Lorry Truod. Craig Thoeney: FOURTH ROW: DoVan Sllte-now, Steve Swonton, Dave Traux. Richord Stefon, Paul Stoventon. VA-ZW FRONT ROW: Diane Wotiovor. Robyn Weldon. Carol Whiteman. Barb Zwiog: SECOND ROW: Gretch Vant Hull. Marcia Votely. Choryl Wold. Sandra Wornet: THIRD ROW: Gary Weitor-berg, George Welch. Wayno Wilcox. Gilbort Wright: FOURTH ROW: Mike Swatoich. Bill Whitney. Ken Zakariasen. Gcno Yooger. Robert Wattling. 64 SOPHOMORES BRING NEW BLOOD In tho foil of '61. tha door of Hopkins High opened to the largest sophomore claw over to cross Its threshold. It wot led by Kent Nerburn. president. John Zigonhagon. vice president, and secretory. The first big evont of the year was Homecoming In which Cindy Wareing. sophomore attendant, wore the traditional Warrior garb. The fall and winter brought victories to the undefeated 6 team football squad and a promising basketball team. Many of the boys lent their talents to the Varsity teams. They were cheered on by the B team cheerleaders: Pat and Pam Dunn. Laurie Sheldon. Undo Brokl, Joan Klar, Kri Johnson, Undo Doss, and Kitty Harris. The Sno Dose of February wos lookod forward to by many sophomores: the formal climaxed this event. We took an active part in school activities, such as plays, clubs, and variety shows. As we look back on our Sophomore year we wish the Seniors the best of luck and will welcomo new Sophomores. oditors: Nancy Norberg Roxanne Johnson SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Kent Nerburn. President: John Ziegenhagen, Vice President FRONT ROW: Ann Arnott Charlotto Anderson. Trudy Arbogast. Leslie Adams: SECOND ROW; Robert Auld. Marcia Arenkiol. Sandra Anders. Milene Aleiandor, Linda Anderson. Gary Anderson: THIRD ROW; Jan Angler. Joe Bartlett. Worren Allen, Lawrence Bartlett. Gary Aanenson; FOURTH ROW: Jim Bachman. David Asplin. Charles Anderson. Douglas Arnold. Tony. Aspnes. FRONT ROW: Ardis Bechtold. Mary Bohach. Judy Brewer. Bonnio Benson. Randi Bjorkland: SECOND ROW: Kothleen Boylan. Robin Berger. Elizabeth Bloom. Sharon Bierbaum. Pat Borglund: THIRD ROW: Dennis Bergmann. Daryl Bron, Tom Bender. Howard Bennis: FOURTH ROW: Dan Bower. Jim Bergren. Mike Beatty. Butch Bast. Gregory Bits. FRONT ROW: Laurrie Carlson. Nancy Denson. Choryl Corcoron, Botsy Brooks. Sharon Crandoll, Donna Dernier. Kathy Christopher. Nancy Davis; SECOND ROW; Judy 8rown. Pat Conover, Sue Christopher. Jacqueline Carson. Lois Clift. Mary Crane. Barbara Clark. Linda Brokl: THIRD ROW: Clarence Curtis, Judy DeLaittre. Vicki Cohrs. Marcia Conn. Gail Covin. Janie Brown, Carol Doorson, Rosslyn Butter, Carl Brovold; FOURTH ROW: Gary Donzer. Chorlos Carter. Tom Dallman, Robert Courtnage. Howard Crocker. Harold Davidson. Robert Cary. Miles Carlson. David Carlson; FIFTH ROW: David DoLonoy. Darroll Chermack. Jim Cecko, Dan Coykendall, Richard Brokl. Jay Brownell, Dovid Chermack. Percy 8ottenworth. Bill Conord. 65 SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: Sue Edmondson. Cnoryl Egort-soo. Denise Divino. Koron Devit}, Sue Erickson, Lynda Doss: SECOND ROW: Wary Drawbar}, Eiloon Dvorak. Susan Dvorak. Margaro} Doughty, Deborah Dvorak, Nancy Duemke: THIRD ROW: Nikki DiVette. Dwight Droon, Dave Dietrich. Leonard Erickson. Ronald Edgar. Toni Fossler: FOURTH ROW: Mark Donicht. Mika Ferroll. David Ewers, Gregory Eidam, Horry Dinwiddle. FI FRONT ROW: Penny Godbois. Pat Finch. Sharon Happe, Eloisc Harford. Carol Herrick. Korin Hemminghaus, Candace Frankman. Linde Forgy, Koron Hansen: SECOND ROW: Pom Frederick, Bonnio Hansen, Mary Hendrickson. Suo Gilborg, Linnea Hastings. Jeri Harter. Linda Gmitro. Kitty Harris: THIRD ROW: Tom Jolicoeur. Neil Hedke. Bob Groctch. Gory Ford, Bill Hawkinson, Tom Hoson. John Doo. Ralph Harris: FOURTH ROW: Bob Good. Wayne Gysland. John Gomoc Dennis Hoyda. Joe Fontana. Robert Gardner. Dan Foley, John Hemza. John Frick. Frederick Grant. John Haglund: FIFTH ROW: Davo Gola. Eugeno Hoiland. David Haus, Tim Gagner. Rogor Gabriolson, Jack Harris. Gary Gordin. Dennis Hansen. Ted Heathfield, Peter Grosser. Harold Forphal, Ron Flynn. FRONT ROW: Jeanno Jorgonson, Barbara Johnson. Leslie Huber. Carol Hoaffart. Janet Hunt, Priscilla Huntress. Harruet Jackson. Linda Hoiby. Kristine Johnson. Pat Kalman: SECOND ROW: Janet Johnson. Elaine Jacobsen. Rox-onno Johnson. Pot Kelly, Mary Kilgore, Nancy Hunt. Carol Janick, Bonnie Hutchinson, Mary Ann Johnson, Lei OlaniKamano: THIRD ROW: Sandro Jowoll, Vicki Johnson. Nancy Jones. Jonico Kimpton. Eric Johnson. Dole Kihlman. Charlie 8rown. Dan Hogan, Bob Josperson, Tom Kelly. Joanotte Houso. Voro Jaeger: FOURTH ROW: Bob Jenkins Glen Johnston, Russell King, David Johnson. Worren Jacobson, Tom Jacobson. Bob Jocobs. Jomes Hille. Joff Hod-roff. Horold Johnson. Dan Humenik; FIFTH ROW: Lee Johnson, Dave Kaasa, Marvin Jacobson, Terry Jacobson. Spencer Jones, Joy. Kenyon. Robbin Johnson. John Johnson. Ed Kasen-borg. Miko Holmquist, Steve Huffman. C FRONT ROW: Linda Lamere. Judy Leighton. Joan Klar, Jonot Lowis. Lucille Kurhera: SECOND ROW: Yolanda Lebra. Carol Lcsko Kathy Klobo. Judy Knudston Barb Leonard; THIRD ROW: Lonco. Loinonen Mike Lausong. Mike LoRocho. Jerry Krautkromor: FOURTH ROW: Tom Lent , Steve Lommon, Miko Klino, Jim Lau. Davo Lee. SOPHOMORES LI-MA FRONT ROW: Kristine Lundborg, Pat .Vac Pot Monti, Loslio Lord. Sharon Louks: SECOND ROW: Darlono Longhonry, Loigh Lovo. Sharon Lucier, Sandra Lovstad, Connie Lindahl, Sandy Lovhoug: THIRD ROW: Carol Lundmark, Wil-lord Lino. Darrell Maldmont. Donald Luxford. Patricia Magoli: FOURTH ROW: Don Lird-berry, Robert Linder, Robert Livdrmoro. Robort Lundquist, Robert Ludwig. MA-MI FRONT ROW: Adrienne Moyor, Robin Matuii, Judy Michaelson, Rojo Moyer; SECOND ROW: Mary MacDonald, Suian Morek, Morgorio Mel-lin: THIRD ROW: Bob MickeUon, Jim Marks, Jack Martin, Davo Mariotte: FOURTH ROW: Herb Miller. Dick Millor, Phillip Mathorn, Eugene Maxwell. MO-NI FRONT ROW: Cnarlotto Nolson, Kristino Nelson, Kyleon Morse, Chrijtino Morford. Margie Moose. Barbara Mueller: SECOND ROW: Don-no Mullonmaster. Jerry Nelson. John Moly-r.eaux, Mark Nolson, Bob Muohlberg, Lorry Niti, Vicki Murphy; THIRD ROW: Jay Nankivell. Stevo Mungor. Bob Neubeck, Ken Mortonson. John Noss Lorry Moe: FOURTH ROW: David Mueller, Tom Moe. Dennis Munnoke. Dennis Moeller, Stovo Moline, Kent Norburn. NO-PE FRONT ROW; Kathy O'Noill Karin Oterlei Carol Ochocki, Etta Norton. Nancy Olson: SECOND ROW: Joan Perry, Nancy Ncrberg. Eileen O'Brion. Joan Ortonblod, Corliss Olson; THIRD ROW: Ken Nordstrom. Jim Pavolko. John Paulton, Stan Dele!, Dave Olson; FOURTH ROW: Dennis Parlo. Chadwick Osgood. Collynn Olson. Jim O'Connell. Michael Perkins. 67 SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: Kathlyn Pctorson, Margaret Pladsen, Anna Petruska. Eileen Peterson. Katha-leen Peterson: SECOND ROW: Susan Plice. 8onnie Quointanio. Linda Plohal, Mary Puck: THIRD ROW: Micheal Price, Russell Peterson, Gary Peters: FOURTH ROW: Robert Preston, 8ornard Petrosky, Bill Pfeiffor. Gary Raasch, Tim Peterson. FRONT ROW: Becky Sandberg. Jean Sandberg, Kathy Remol, Diane Sandon, Esthor Sandborg: SECOND ROW: Glenda Reagor. Barbara Ron-dahl. Judy Richter. Cheryl Ristau. Judy Rice: THIRD ROW: George Roichman, David Schaaf, Wally Rionstra, Tom Schefor. Bill Robinson; FOURTH ROW: Roger Rottach, John Ryba. Bill Scherer. Lon Rogness. Ed Ruotsinoja. FRONT ROW: Sandra Schutz. Mary Scully. Alice Schug. Carol Schroeder, Susan Schnee-berg, Judy Severson: SECOND ROW: Lourio Sholdon, Natalio Seitz. Nora Shultz, Jane Simonson, Sandro Silrum, Ellalen Shaul: THIRD ROW: Jim Shoperd. Dennis Schleif, David Soal. Michael Schutrop, Paul Schmitz, Bill Sheet: FOURTH ROW: Terry Simon Poul Sidla Mi-chocl Schutz. Kenneth Schouviller. Larry Schully. FRONT ROW: Judy Steirly. Susan Smith. Mary Skeffington, Mary Lou Stockdalc, Pot Semsch: SECOND ROW: Harry Stifer, Jim Sipprcll, Bill Skold. Donnis Smith, Dennis Stark, David Storlio: THIRD ROW: Frank Stodolko. Tom Stire. Bill Smith. Nick Smith. Steve Stcinborg. Jorry Sor-en-.on: FOURTH ROW: Jim Stans. Tom Stiles. Archie Starr. Joel Snyder. Stevo Sodorland. Torry Smith. 68 SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: Bov Thompion. Susan Stutsman. Janet Tobios. Vicki Tolbors. Bonnie Thiolke. Janet Holme: SECOND ROW: Pctoy Swanson, Kathy Swaser, Dave Thompson, John Thiowos. Susan Swanson, Claudio Symonds: THIRD ROW: Bob Swanson, Gary Stusse. Gory Swanson. Stove Tochom, Fred Sussman. Hugh Strewn; FOURTH ROW: Jim Stroschein, Jim Swartwood. Terry Trudo. Dalo Streimikes, Curt Streets. FRONT ROW: Jeanne Wendell Zona Ward. Cindy Wareing, Eiloen Vesely, Morion Weidner, Joan Voider: SECOND ROW: Kathy Warron, Cynthia Vance. Kathy Waterman, Jeanotte Wostling. Carol Wolker. Elaine Watson; THIRD ROW: Stevo Woiser. Jon Welch, Ron White. Andy Webster. White Trash, Bun Vickermen, Second White Trash, Jerry Westling. Dennis Wornor. FRONT ROW: Carol Williams, Linda Wilkie-man, Mary Lou Williams, Bov Williams. Sherry Ziemer: SECOND ROW: Lee Ann Zipoy. Susan Wood, Marla Winfermantel, Lorraine Zuckman, Ponnie Wilson. Linda Williams: THIRD ROW: Nancy Woodard. Jacqueline Zak. John Zim-mormon, Jerry Wynkoup, Ji Wilkinson, Holly Wilkons. Judy Young: FOURTH ROW: Jim Williams. Ken Zoik. John Ziogenhagon, Allan Wondra, Gary Zwieg. Charles Wigdahl. FRONT ROW: Sharon Thorno. Mary Otto. Betty Schmitz. Kathy Justus. Barb Jackson. Pat Moore. Lindsoy Gauthier, Pat Poyerely, Gloria Shunk, Eva Lopez: SECOND ROW: Pat Dunn, Sandra Oie. Julie Peterson, Betty Dragon, Bobbi Bishop, Moron Aspolin, Corinne Anderson. Kothy Bolstor. Sandy Heihen, Carol Foyer. Judy Jacobs: THIRD ROW: Jim Lawrence, Dich Scherer, Mike Koisr, Dale Conner. Craig Roth. Grog Wilson. Judy Christianson. Margaret Pro-fitt. Susan Gronzih. Corey Rosenwald: FOURTH ROW; John Doe. Rich Vanek, Roy Halverson. Gary Sulander, Bob Tharinger, Stove Tonnont. John Wenzel, Gary Reagan, Don Soland. Tim Anderson: FIFTH ROW: Mr. Johnson. Barry Whitaker. Charles Heuser. Dick Dohal. Charles Nilos. Russell Zakariosen, Bob Lundquist. Ron Rfiffner, Chris Strotz, Mr. Godfrey. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mavis Mohn Mary Ann Horaan. Sandy Lofchaw; SECONO ROW: Mr. StoHoy. Paulo Pottorson, Marcia Wunderlich Mrs. Piche THIRD ROW: Doug Donaldson. Diane Jasperson. Dianno 8randenborg: FOURTH ROW: Kurt Harstad. Paul Andorson. Cris Strotj. Rick Morrill. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Ruth lilies. Sara Marvin. Becky Rienstra. Connie Johnson; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mutolf. Potty Russell, Ginny Loo. Laurel Halverson. Mr. Solensten; THIRD ROW; Diono Pilarski, Nancy Arnsfcn Sue Johnson. Ann Larson. Cheryl Wold. Sue Schwalm: FOURTH ROW: Bill Whitney. Jim Luce, Bill Eddy, Fred Catoni. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Goyia Koibel. Dona Domlor. Joan Klar; SECOND ROW; Judy Brown. Margie Metlin, Jano Simonson, Cindy Warning; THIRD ROW: Kent Nerburn John Zicgonhogen. Rich Vanek. Richord Scherer. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Connie John-ton. Nancy Arnsten. Mary Za-loriasen. Emy Gront. Kri Johnson. Barb Clark Sandy Osrick: SECOND ROW: John Zicgenhegen. Barb ‘ Leonard. Gail Andorton. Laurel Halverson. Deboy Griswold. Diano Pilarsli Howie Kaibel: THIRD ROW: Konf Nerburn Mar'. Donicht, Mile Milos. Paul An-derson. Bill Andorton, Bob Boatty. Bill Eddy, Jim Luco; FOURTH ROW: Bill Whitney. Riel Catoni. Cris Strotx, Bob Ferris. Barry Whitealer. Dicl Rippe. ALL-SCHOOL OFFICERS Howie Keibel. President: Debbie Griswold Secretary; Mary Zaleriasin, Vice President: 8arry Whitealer. Treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL This year the STUDENT COUNCIL, In order to become a more efficient student government, reduced its number and changed tho method of selection of membors. Under the leadership teamwork of Howie Kaibel. Mary Zelariaten. Debby Griswold, and Barry Whitealer. the Student Council helped reorganize the various organizations of the school by requiring thorn to complote a club charter and submit it to the Student Council. Among the service projects sponsored by the Council wero the March of Dimes collection and the annual Bundle Days. when oil students bring used clothing to school for distribution to needy families. The clothing then is divided, bundled, and weighed according to classes. The doss collecting tho most clothes wins special lunch privileges for a weal. The Council again sponsored Lyceum shows during the year, the highlight of which was the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. The Student Council has truly concentrated its efforts on the botterment of Hopkins High. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Elsio _ DeVries, Kathy McLcllan, Sara Marvin. Karon Stiff, Mariano Iverson, Marion Mellin, Connio Johnson. Sharon Paulson, Linda Potter: SECOND ROW: Mrs. Rotsa. 8arb Hastad. Patty Russell, Nancy McCurry. Elaino Foreman. Joan Michl, Judy Schneoberg, Suo Payne, Marcia Wunderlich: THIRD ROW: Gary Hovinon, Andro Milbort, Robin Sheldon, Diane Jasperson, Loa Pet-ors, Linda Ek, Laurel Halverson. Roberta Anderson. Geraine Soronson Lucy Thilquist: FOURTH ROW: Dick Lindahl. Miko Milos. Barry Fo«, Steve Thorno. Cris Strotx. Don Larson. Doug Donaldson. Dick Rippe. Paul Andorson. FRONT ROW: Laurie Zuckman, Mary Drewbert, Kathy Klobe. Kris Lundberg. Marcia Arenkiel. Ran-di Bjorklund. Jackie Carson. Pot Dunn. Pat Finch. Moron Aspolin, Janot Holm. Mrs. Roxsa: SECOND ROW: Candy Frankman. Pat Conover. Connie Gulbrandson, Bonnie Hanson. Marjorie Dohlquist. Margaret Pladsen, Jone Simonson: THIRD ROW: Connio Lindahl, Janot Johnson. Carol Losko. Barb Leonard. Kathy Waterman. Pat Kelly. Linxy Gauthier, Cheryl Egortson, Nancy Nordstrom, Holly Wilkinson Carol Feyon: FOURTH ROW: Carl Broulod. Gary Potors. Kont Norburn. Ralf Harris. Waren Allen. Butch Bass. Jay Kinyon Jerry West-ling. Richard Scherer, Joffery Garwick, Rodney Harris. Jim Bachman, Bob Jasperson. Homocoming Float LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Steve Thorne, Vice President: Doug Donaldson. President; Barb Leonard. Treasurer. LATIN CLUB undor tho oble leadership of its adviser. Mrs. Roxsa. and the direction of Doug Donoldson, president: Cris Strotx. vice president: Barb Loonard, secrotory: and Janot Holm treasurer, has successfully completed onother yoar of Roman fun. The yeor began with the onergetic building of the Colosseum, complete with the fighting barbarians. for its Homecoming parade entry. Then they suffered through a cold football game selling concessions to finance tho traditional Roman Banquet. Roman citixons, gods, ond goddesses reclined in tho true Roman style at the banquot while they ate of tho mony delicacies placed before them by their finf-yeer Lotin slaves. The Roman New Year’s Day. March first, was celebrated by a Pixxa party in tho home economics rooms. urneri trneitKde Li SPANISH I I ID SPANISH CLUB again ihit year hat centered its activities on learning I Vw L U about Spanish and Latin American cuttomt. These included a Homecoming float depicting a bullfighter and bull, a Christmas party based on the celebration of Christmas in Mexico, and a window display on tho Pan-American Union. The club was fortunate in having Ernestine do Leon from Mexico City visit Hopkins for a month. Tina’s family was Joanne Turner’s host during her three-month stay in Moxico last summer, and she in turn stayed with Joanne’s family while in America. V SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Secrotary: Joenno Turnor; President: llene St oimikes; Vice President: Paula Patterson. • nous — J, . c6. ' . GERMAN CLUB The GERMAN CLUB at Hopkins is growing rapidly. This year, for the second time in a row. the club’s Homecoming float won first priio in tho club division. A Christmas party highlighted by tho playing of Gorman gamos and the visit of a Gorman girl who attends North Junior High end tho making of an Advent Wreath, a typical Gormon custom, completed tho Christmas season. Other activities includod eating at a Gorman rostaurant and a monologuo on Gormeny presented by Mrs. Nelson. GERM FRONT ROW: An- Rimdal. Ginny Hendrickson. Becky R-enstre, ireno Joanidi: SECOND ROW: Nancy Nott, Sue Gilberg, Debbie Griswold. Sue Poyne Choryl Wold: THIRD ROW: Bruco Pfeifer, Sherry Gartnor. Roberta Anderson. Judy Brown, Mrs. Nelson. Dan Fuller: FOURTH ROW: Ed Allen, Dave Matthew. All Mueller, Bob Ramsey, Jim Olson. FRENCH CLUB The FRENCH CLUB, under the watchful care of it adviser. Mrt. Soule, and the leadcrthip of Sue Sandstrom. president: Margy Oewey, vice president: Pam Edesluty, jecretary: and Linda Jorgenson. treasurer; wperioncod anothor yoar of successful and onjoyoblo activitiot. For Homecoming they French-fried the Spartans on their float. Thoy again had thoir traditional progressive dinner with special emphasis on French delicacies. Andy Milbort. our A.F.S. student from Luxemburg, spoto at sevoral of tho meetings. The year's activities were climared with tho annual spring fashion show. Sue Sandstrom. Prosident: Margy Dewey. Vico President: Linda Jorgenson. Treasurer. FRONT ROW: Sharon Crendali Adri-enno Mayor. Zona Ward, Sue Wood. Sue Komano. Marsha Daniels: SECOND ROW: Rosslyn Butter. Barb Clarlc. Donna Dernier. Kri Johnson, Pat Kalman, Julie Hyland: THIRD ROW: Barb Ostlund. Corliss Olson. Kritfino Nolson, Koihy Justus. Nancy Norman. Margo Mooso. Karen Andrews: FOURTH ROW: Cindy Wareing, Sandy Silrum. Mary Crane. Leslie Adams. Sue Plico. Rosy Johnson, 8obbie 8!shop Cindy Vance. FRONT ROW: Margy Dcwoy. Cioudia Loppo, Pat Parnell, Kathy McLellan, Andy Milbort, Bill Anderson. Diane Poffonbergor. Margarot Turngron, Carolo Murphy. Sue Holgerud, Suo Sandstrom: SECOND ROW: Carolyn Olson. Judy LaSallo. Suo Von Bergon. Corol Leonard. Andy Johnson. Margot Pect. Nancy Arnston. Sandy Otting. Karen Mundie, Luanne Finch. Corol Hormonson. Susan Clift: THIRD ROW: Jo Romer. Sue Hallberg, Sue Sheets. Cberyll Leddy. Claudia Morin. Peggy Hamilton, Gayle Swanson, Jane Bendor. Georgia Schorfenberg. Sondi Warnos. Joyco Johnson, Pom Thuloon; FOURTH ROW: Bonnio Muir, Jonot Sidla, Jano Downing. Nool Farr. Lindo Jorgonson. Laurol Halvorson. Mory Larson, Dianne Brandonborg, Mary Schwantos. Morgo Mogush, Jill Koellen. Janet Bonda. JUNIOR ROTARIANS Tho JUNIOR ROTARIANS are sixtoon senior boys selected for their service to the high school end community by the Hopkins Rotery Club. Eech month two of theso boys ore honored of tho roguler Rotery Club luncheons. FRONT ROW: Mike Miles. Jim Wiig, Paul Anderson, Bruce Soltis: SECOND ROW: Lloyd Hockol. Bill Anderson Dick Rippe. Mike O'Connell: THIRD ROW: Jim Dregon Roy Sveen. Bryan Mognuton. Howie Keibel' FOURTH ROW: Jerry Hegon. Berry Whiteeker. Steve Thorne, Cris Strotc. AUDIO-VISUAL The AUDIO VISUAL CLUB, under the efficient direction of Mr. Heener. performs mony importont operations in the school. Its mein purpose is to keep the movio projectors of the school running, but it olso hes other duties. Some of these include keeping trock of ell tho oudio end vlsuol oids equipment plus hen-dling the motion picture equipment in the Little Theetqr. The Audio Visuel Club is dofinitoly ono of tho busiest service clubs of the school. FRONT ROW: Ted Hanwick. Mite Miles, Lon Rogness, Lorry Baer. Bill Irwin. Bruce Pfiefer, John Zimmormann. Leonard Erickson. Mr. Heaner: SECOND ROW: Doug Arnold. Jim Miller, Dick Dahlheimer, Roger Gabriel-son. Jay Nankivell. Don Pilortki. Torry Solberg, Robert Wcstling: THIRD ROW: Lynn Simons. Frank Viska. Don Williams. Miko Corrigan, Rick Niles, Gory Butler. Orville Bower. John Bredin Dick Larson: FOURTH ROW: Gary Borncamp. Ted Anderson, Dick Denson, Jerry Richter. Ray Mattson. Ralph Elander, Dave Drebenstedt. Arvid Sorenson. VOCATIONAL TRAINING VOCATIONAL TRAINING CLUB s for soniors who wish to gain experience in two areas of the business world, salet and office work. The club had a condy tale last fall and a dinner in January with tho procoods. They also attended the Minnesota Diversified Vocations Club convention. FRONT ROW: Diane Weinhendl. Cherleen Darling, Sharon Danielson. Rote Prcpodnik. Barb Poterson. Luelle Johnson. Leona Johnson: SECOND ROW; Judy Peterton Shirley King, Vivian Taylor. Ginny Carlton, Pam Hots. Donna Muthor. Pat Wacha: THIRD ROW: John Muehl-berg. Tom Bergor, Mike Ross. Jerry Richter. Bob Durose, John Pierre. Tho PEP CLUB, under tho leadership of president Robin Sholdon ond Sandy Kilbano, vico president Diene Goebel, secretary Mary Zakarioson. and trcesuror Linda Jorgenson, again eddod spirit to many school activities. The Homecoming Riot of Hits varioty show was a hit as the namo implios. Tho Sno Daze Mardi Gras show, with assistance from tho Pop Club adviser. Mrs. Shonus. turnod out to be the best ever. Thero were attompts medo at tho usual fund-raising projects such as selling concessions. A turnabout 8askotball Ball was sponsored in January after tho Edina basketball game. The onnuol tea hold in honor of the new members and graduating seniors agoin climaxed Pep Club's activities. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Mavis Mohn. Sandi Latchaw, Emy GranL Sandy Kilbano, Karon Hakol. Bobbi Sachs, Claudia Leppa. Sue Van Bergen. Judy Wesson. Kathy Wittgraf. Karen Walker. Dianno Brandenborg, Judy La Salle. Morguorito Dowoy; ROW TWO: Mary Zakariasen, Kathy Johnson. Karon Stenback. Carolo Murphy. Kay Erickson. Judy Uhorka. Choryll toddy. Claudia Morin, Suo Shoots. Sharon Hosso. Jano Bonder, Karen Certnak, Shirley King, Mrs. Shanus: ROW THREE: Carolyn Olson. Jill Koellen. Charlotto Mann, Jan Ivors. Dobbio Griswold. Kerin Sandgron. Pom Thuleon, Mary Schwentos, Margaret Turngren. Robin Sheldon, Diane Jasporson, Judy Poter-son; ROW FOUR: Suo Sondstrom. Sara Turngren, Lindo Jorgenson, Marge Dou. Carol Loonerd, Pom Gerring, Jano Downing. Jo Romer. Pat Marquordt. Andy Johnson. Peggy Hamilton, Suo Helgerud. Mory Larson. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Robin Sholdon. Diane Goebel. Linda Jorgenson. Mory Zokoriasen. FRONT ROW; Diane Westover. Patty Russell. Ruth lllios, Sara Marvin. 8ecky Rienstra, 8otty Smasal, 8arb Gobort. Judy Carlson. Pat Parnell. Kathy Rothmannor, Shoron Paulson. Connie Johnson: SECOND ROW: Nancy Mc-Curry,‘Gail Anderson. Elaine Foreman, Diane Goebel. Carol Lifson. Ginny Lee. Borb Hosted, Nancy Arnsten, Nancy Tonk. Hazel Seek, Sue Kokesh, Sandy Ceryes: THIRD ROW: Ann Larson. Jano Polkey, Jo Olson. Diane Pilarski, Dionne Johnson. Linda Eck, Linda Holcomb. Carol Hermanson. Luanne Finch, Nancy Wiedman, Diane Bockor: FOURTH ROW: Laura Peterson, Laurel Halverson. Kathy Gess Jan Koekelman. Roberta Anderson. Sandy Aspelin. Suo Estel. Lucille Thilquist, Dona Tonglen. Kathy Erickson, Andy Tesor. 78 H-CLUB H-CLUB hot bocomo o tradition at Hopltint. Every boy who wint a lotter signifying his ability in one of tho many competitive sports ot Hopkins and who mointoins cortoin stand- ords of bohovior is eligiblo to ioin. This yoor tho club wos headed by Pool Andorson, Mike Milos ond Roy Svoon. whilo thoir advisor wos Butzio Mootzold. While the club wos not very octivo duo to its large size, it did toko concessions ot o boskotboll game and had o party near tho end of the year. In addition, it donated money from thoir treasury to A.F.S. FRONT ROW: Ted Andorson. Jim Wiig. Bruce Bakeburg. Paul Anderson. Jim Levy. Lloyd Hockel. Bob Ferris. Crit Strotz, Don Larson. Don Paulson. Joe Dolojsi: SECOND ROW: Mr. Mootzold. Stove Schultz. Rick Merrill. Orville Bower. Ray Sveen. Robert Edwards. Mike O'Connell. John Grossing, Curt Harstad. Bryan Mognuson; THIRD ROW: John North. Mike Miles. Wilton Andorson, John Phillips. Ron Axel. Bruce Soltis, Davo Techum. Bruce Curtis. Dave Drawbort; FOURTH ROW: Jim Dragon. Bob Stohl. Dick Christonson, Bill Dodson. Jim Justus. Tom Clauson, Louis Coulson, Brian Drown. FRONT ROW: Rick Niles. Terry Stedolo. Gary Alexander. Doug Konufson. Louis Johnson. Corey Limbock. John Zimmerman. Don Pilarski; SECOND ROW: John Ness. Dave Quackonbush, Terry Sol berg, Bill 8ron. Joe Reiroed, John Zigenhagen. John Blober-gran: THIRD ROW: Bill Pfeiffer. Miko Perkins. Fred Catoni. Bill Whitney. Mike Swatasch. Bob Mickelson. Joe Christenson. Al Mueller: FOURTH ROW: John Molyneaux. John Osdich. Jim Luse. Gary Hochn.'Glen Johnson. Greg Johnson. Ken Zackariasen, John Peach. H-CLUB OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Mike Miles. Paul Anderson. Ray Sevoen. CAVALIERS CAVALIERS, tho boy't servico club of Hopkins. has successfully complotod another year of varied activities. Tho year bogan with tho traditional wookond rotroat held of Lyman Lodgo on Lako Minnotonka. Horo. Cavalier officers and brigodo leadors laid out their plans for tho year ahead. Thoir activities included sales of student directories for tho PTA solos of Homocoming pins, and other sorvlco proiocts. Cavaliors sponsored two after tho gemo donees and co-sponsored the Homocoming and Sno-Da jo dances. Tho orgoniiotion hod mony interesting and informative programs. An F.B.t. agont spoko on his duties, a movie on racing cars was shown, and the exchango students spoke to a Joint Cavalier. Cavalotte mooting. As usual, tho climax of tho year was the steak fry. at which both fun ond food were plentiful. CAVALIER OFFICERS Barry Whiteakor. Bob Beatty. Stovo Schultr. Jorry Hagen. Mr. Benson. CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Larry Zuckmen, Miko Beatty. Don Paulson. Don Martin: SECOND ROW: Gene Olson. John North. Al Grariani. Kon Ryan. Doug Arnold: THIRD ROW: Barry Fox. Bruce Pfeifer, Gary Bergron. Ron Axel, Bill Coyne: FOURTH ROW: Dale Gustafson. Bob Stohl. Randy Hlavack. Bill Eddy. Bill Lock. John Bierbaum. FRONT ROW: Ed Davidgo. Jim Levy Greg Wilton. Mart Donichf; SECOND ROW: Gorry Hanson. Gorry Andorson Larry Mce. Jim Miller. Sob Welch; THIRD ROW: Jim Noland. Glenn Johnson, Rick Merrill. Bill Whitney. Bob Hillman; FOURTH ROW: Greg .Johnson. Bing Johnson, John Grossing. Tom Clauson, Dennis Jacobs, Gary Hochn. FRONT ROW: Dwight Quackenbush, Tom Lemmors, John Gilbertson. Rich Vanek, Hugh Strawn, Donnis Stark; SECOND ROW: Dovo Quockonbush, Dave Drawbort, Jim Justus. Bruce Camoron. Wally Heupt; THIRD ROW; Dana Rohr Bill Hancock, Bill Stanton, Doug Donaldson, Bill Anderson, John Ziegenbegen: FOURTH ROW: John Ostdick. John Poach. Don Larson, Dale Stroimikes, Cris Strotz. Bruce Soltis. Mike Perkins. FRONT ROW: Gone Ortiz. Andy Mil-bert. Gary Peters, Paul Andorson, Gary Hovenin; SECOND ROW: Gary Swanson. Pot Price. Dick Lindahl, Doug Andorson; THIRD ROW: Jim Wiig, Bruco Bakoburg, Stove Halsoth, Kurt Harstad. Kont Severson: FOURTH ROW: Al Lesko. Keith Olson. Craig Stall, Rodnoy Andorson. Daryl Trangsrud. Jim Luso. CAVALETTES CAVALETTE OFFICERS: Emy Grant. SECRETARY; Noncy Wicdman, TREASURER; Mrs. Soule. ADVISER; Miss Nordstrom, ADVISER; Jo Romer. • PRESIDENT. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW; Jo Olson. Bocky Ri-onstro. Cathy Koiffor. Karon Stiff. Mary Buchanan, Diono Tonic; SECOND ROW: Suo Sandstrom. Margo Lehman. Sheila Gustafson. Pat Amundson. Judy LaSalle. Laura Podorson; THIRD ROW: Carole Murphy. Corol Leonard, Linda. Pot-tor. Roborto Andorson. Peggy Hamilton: FOURTH ROW: Andy Johnson, Kathy Hcdtlund. Mary Zakarioson, Marcia Wunderlich. An-jum Saeed. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Marian Mellin. Sue Payne. Moriiyn Else. Goorganne Dietrich. Ann Jocobson, Kathy Mooros: SECOND ROW: Jono Bondor. Potty Russell. Barb Hoel-scher, Paula Patterson, Sandy Warnes: THIRD ROW: Jan Banda. Kathy Harris Noel Farr. Robin Sheldon. Karon Pudil, Suo Potra-mont. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Joyco Levine, Diane Bertolson Suo Moyor. Morgo Tara-sor. Deo Wostovor; SECOND ROW: Dobbie Griswold. Pat Marquerdt, Margy Dewey. Nancy Nelson; THIRC? ROW: Linda Jackson. Judy Fox, JoAnno McLain. Mavis Mohn, Barb Lundin. 82 CAVALETTES, our largest school club, underwent several changes this year with tho leadership of president Jo Rornor. vice president Marilyn Else, secretary Emy Grant, and troasuror Nancy Wiedman. A service proiect was roquired of each of the new members. It was to be completed before the induction of now mombcrs which took plaeo in January. Again the brigette leaders participated in a leadership retreat at Lyman Lodge with the Cavalier brigade leaders. Under tho supervision of Mrs. Soule ond Miss Nordstrom, the advisers. Cavalottes sponsored the Homecoming Danco and the Roaring Twenties Dance. Tho Sno Daze Dance and Varioty Show, of which tho theme was Mardi Gras, was bigger and moro beautiful than ever. A now project which was very rewarding was Cavalottes adoption of a Korean orphan. Further money-making projects such as selling mums wore undertaken, enabling the club to donate its yearly scholarship. A Mothor-Daughtor Banquot at which tho now officers for 1962-63 were onnouncod condudod tho yoar’s activities. FRONT ROW: Alono Haug. Bobby Sachs. Karen Stonback. Ilgo Liol-koks: SECOND ROW: Jan 8ergmon. Toni Webster. Cheryl Walsh. Sue Kokesh. Kothy Gess. Carol Herman-son: THIRD ROW: Judy Johnson. Gail Anderson. Georgia Schorfon-berg. Sue Bonkowske. Mary Schwn-atos. Cerotyy Janick: FOURTH ROW: Karen Dahlin. Karon Larson, Joan Lindbery. Laurel Holverson. Jane Polkey. Pat Edmunds. Kay Moir. CAVALETTE FRONT ROW: Betty Smesal. Barb Gobert, Pam Edeskuty. Mary Kevel-in. Virginia Stapanek; SECOND ROW: Carol Whiteman. Darla Hodtke. Pom Thuloon, Sandy Kii-bane. Sue Van Bergen. Barb Waterman: THIRD ROW: Mory Larson. Karin Sendgren. Judy Morrow. Jill Koellen, Barb Shcoibor. Suo Estel. FRONT ROW: Tam Gilbort. Kathy McLellan. Saro Marvin. Margaret Gardner, Marry Glynn, Barb Kraut-kremer, Judy Wesen. Mary Wiggin-ton: SECOND ROW: Becky Rogers Gretch Vont Hull. Sandy Berger, Sue Schultz. Nancy Tank. Jan Light, Nancy Zimmerman. Linda Docrson; THIRD ROW: Sharon Notdon. Dona Goddorz, Kay Erickson. Dionno Brandenborg. Sandy Latchow, Barb Hastad. Suo Ronnoi. Nancy Johnson: FOURTH ROW: Seaton West. Pam Goerring. Marge Dou, Jan Ivers. Mary Anderson. Mary Gunt-zel. Jane Downing. Lea Peters. FRONT ROW: Nancy McCurry. Norma Terwilliger, Joan Michl, Claudia Loppa, Marlono Ivorson; SECOND ROW: Diano Pilarcki. Nancy Arnsten, Ginny Lao. Joanne Turner. Sherron Poolo: THIRD ROW: Elaino Foroman. Kathy Johnson, Gayle Swanson, Katio Ovorholt. Jan Murray: FOURTH ROW: Kay Swonsson. Margaret Turngren, Diano Goobol. Goraino Soronson. Kay Klouda. Janot Sidla. FRONT ROW: Mary Smith, Connie Johnson, Kathy Rothmonnor. Ruth lilies, Lucy Thilquist, Janot Kinn: SECOND ROW: Diano Gago. Choryll Lcddy. Judy Uherka. Karon Walter, Barb Grootch, Broots Bis-sell, Bonnie Muir: THIRD ROW: Barb Hastad, Suo Shoots. Mary Ann Horzan, Judy Schncoborg. Sally Turngron. Marcia Vosely, Margo Mogush. 84 H.H.S.'ers relive the past at the Cavalettes Roaring Twenties Dance. debaters Soturday afternoons often found the HOPKINS DEBATERS at the University of Minnesota library preparing for the season's debates. The debate team had a very good year, placing high in all tournaments, end winning the Estervillo. Bluo Earth. St. Paul Central. Ramsey Invitational, and the Regional tournaments. They olio placed second at the University of Minnesota and Blake tournaments. The debate topic for the year was to resolve that the Federal Government should provide additional aid for public school facilities. The clime of the season's activities was a first place win in tho Minnesota State High School Debato Tournemont held on February 17. FRONT ROW: Karen Hakel. Roberta Anderson, Gayla Kai-bel, Gail Anderson. Ann Lor-son. Pam Lind, Pat Conovor: SECOND ROW: Dave Seal. Dave Matthow. Ed Allen. Rodney Herrick. Lewis Johnson, Howio Kaibel: THIRD ROW: Mr. Caruson. Butch Bast. John Reiche, Geoffrey Garwick. Jim Bachman. Bill Conord. Sheldon Gulinson: FOURTH ROW: Doug Donaldson. Bruce Anderson, Dick Rippe, Cris Strotx. Stove Thorne. Joe Hanson. FIRST TEAM Steve Thorne Mr. Caruson. Howie Kaibel, Joe Hanson, Dick Rippe 85 FRONT ROW: Diano Marti-r.ok. Barb Klang. Connie Johnson. Sheldon Gulinjon, Greg Wilson. Roborta Andorion. Karon Hokol Sara Marvin. Karon Stiff, Jano McMillan. Sharon Bonhardus, Corinno Tyree, Trudy Trude, Ruth lilies. Sharon Happo Diane West-over. Sherry Johnson: SECOND ROW: Karen Otterlci. 3arb Hastod, Margo Tarasar. Gary Bergren. Jerry Hogon. Mary Buchonan. Jean Wendell, Joo Bartlott, Koith Moeller. Jim Dohl. Linda Plehal. Ellaleo Shaul, Tom Gross. Sharon Crandall. Ginny Hendrickson. Sandy Aspelin: THIRD ROW: Sue Erickson. Coroto Feyon, Vicki Tolborg, Janet Johnson, Sharon Larson, Mike Emerson. Dan BAND The HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL BAND, under tho guidance of Undo John Tosar and student director James Tcnber.dlo has appeared in many programs this year. It has put on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter concerts: appoared at basketball and football games, and in tho Homecoming perado. FRONT ROW: Mary Otto. Kathy Hetland. Marcia Conn. Nancy Norman, Marilyn Wertr. Karon Stonbeck, Bobbie Bishop. Robin Sheldon. Mary Gun-trol, Sandy Latchaw, Mavis Mohn. Donna Domlar. Patty Russell. Carol Lifson. Grotch VantHull, Sue VanBergan. Claudia Loppa. Mr. Gears: SECOND ROW: T0rri Soland. Barb Qwoig. Marilyn Else. Kay Erickson. Lea Peters. Peg Hamilton, Judy Maddox, Pat Moore. Marcia Wunderlich. Barb lundin, Linda Jackson. Natalie Solt?. Mary Zackaria-sin. Ginny Leo, Cindy Broault. Carol Wolder, Sue Johnson. Barb Clark: THIRD ROW: Marla Wintormanll, Kirsti Olson. Judy Rico Seaton West, Kathie Johnson. Ellon Lawich, Christy Rodgors. Theresa Urob-ny. Lourio Sheldon. Linda Gmitro. Diane Jasporson. Julie Peterson. Sara Turngren, Linda Ek. Carol Leonard. Kathy Christopher. Donna Tanglen, Wendy Moose. Sue Gillborg, Sandy Oie, Tone Fosslcr: 86 Foloy. Davo Carlson. Dave As-plin, Terry Trudo, Dave Gola. Kathy Peterson, Ron And, Craig Pctorson Ron Holm Mike O'Connell, Sharon Luc-ier, Choryl Wold, Gene 8oclt Laurel Hcrsoy. Sue Clift. Marlene Iverson: FOURTH ROW: Miko Beatty. Moo Boggs. Earl Grout. Don Schoibo, Sharon Paulson. Bill Bren. Gary Potcrs, Bob Sfohl. Kent Tollberg, Odell Benhardus. Mike Holmquist. Lauron Best. Devo Qotter-strom, Paul Kasberg. Rick Douglas Joel Aldorson, Gary Borncamp, Jorry Wcstling. John North. Barry Fox. Bruco Preiffor, Jins Williams. Stove Huffman, Lorry Golgorson. Ron Flynn. Jim Noardstrom. Lloyd Hockel. Jim Senn. Tho Hopkins High School A CAPPELLA CHOIR, under tho direction o? Mr. Gear: had a very busy yoar. giving concerts at Scuthdelo. tho Prudential building, and on tolovision during Christmas, besides tho traditional concerts at tho high school. CHOIR FOURTH ROW: Bruco Cam-oron, Rick Nilos. Lorry Zoik, Paul Forsberg. Joo Hanson. Barry Whiieaker, Pat Prico. Dick Phillips. Doug Hanson. Don Martin. Jorry Johnson. Ray Stridden. Randy Foster. Tom Stire, Rick Vanek, Dave Smotono, Rick Johnson. Paul Kasberg. Dalo Kihlmen, Laurol Halverson. Pat Edmunds. Pat Morquerdt; FIFTH ROW: Jim Luco. Orvillo Bower. Bryon Magnuson. Loo Norrgard. Fred Catoni. Fred Sussman, 8oyd Vancy. Russ Zakorioson. 8ill Whitney, Dave Emme, Jim Dahl, Wayho Mollgron, Rick Dohl. Chuck Nilos. Donnis Werner. Larry Truod. Kon Hosso. Glenn Johnston. Jim Wilkinson. More Donicht. Cris Strotz; NOT PICTURED: Choryll Egertson. Holon Lezor-otti, Kathy Larson, Lois Clift. 87 The HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ha doubled in size in the pa t year and rapidly bocome ono of the foromo t mu ic organization of tho school. Undor tho diraction of Mr. Clifford Brunzell. tho orchaitra member hava appeared at tho Thanksgiving. Chri tmo . ond Ea ter concerts. ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Goorgia Scharfenberg. Barbara laonord. Jama Shop-hard. Kathio Watorman. Don Kriog. Bob Gallorstodt. Peg Maion, Jaan Sandberg: SECOND ROW: Robert Millar, Judy Chrittonion. flacky Sandberg, Corinne Anderson. Janot Lowis. Geoffrey Garwick, Bob Hockel. Mike Kline: THIRD ROW: Sandra Werno . Shorry Zeimer. Steve Emmingt. Cherlc Heuser. David Storlia, Margorie Dahlquist, Sharon Krupp Judy Jacobs. Julianno Hyland. Maureen Fricks, Eric Aanon on, Craig Poterson, Su an Granzin, Pat Mack. The SWING 8AND is one of tho hordest working organization at Hopkin . They tpanf long hour practicing for tho Homecoming and Sno-Dazo program . They have at o appeared at tho annual Pop concort with the full band. The fiftoon member are undor the direction of Craig Potonon. Tha GIRL'S SEXTET of Hopkint ha sung with each eppoaranco of tho choir ond of civic event in this area. It has made two important appearance , one on television with the Choir and ono at the Richfield State Bank. SWING BAND FRONT ROW: Bruce Pfeifer, Jim Dahl Sheldon Gullinton. Milto O'Connell, Cheryl Wold. Ron A ol, Croig Poter on SECOND ROW: Borry Fo«. Jerry Wottling, Lloyd Hockol Jim Senn, Mary Guntzol: STANDING: Bob Stohl. Steve Emming . Jerry Johnson. STUDENT GUIDES aro tho official greeters of the school, whoso duties aro to show transfer students to their classes, to their locker, and to lunch. In oddition. thoy sorvo as hosts and hostossos ot such functions as Orientation. Opon House, and Career Night. Sis members are chosen by the counselors from each class before they entor the Senior High. HI-CRIER staffs take osar publication of the paper for the February issue of their first year and continue until the following January. Thus, the last few issues are done in the staff members' spare time without benefit of a class period. This year the papor-planning sessions were held at supper meetings in the homes of stoff members. When it was time to relinquish their task to tho new staff, new editors were nomed at the annual banquet held in tho school cafotoria. Mrs. Mary Lou Duvivior is the odvisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is composod of ninotoon membors this year, nino of them boys. It was decided that rather than go on a trip, the club would sponsor a worthwhile speaker for the benefit of the ontire student body. To raiso money, the group took a concession at the second Park-Hopkint basketball game. In January many of tho members were treated to a lunchoon held ot Burseh's by tho Hopkins Lions Club. New advisor for tho group was Miss Pat Swanson, and Stove Thorne end Carole Murphy were officers. STUDENT GUIDES FRONT ROW: Kathy Johnson. Sue Potroment. Jean Jaquith: SECOND ROW: Dabby Griswold. Barb Lundin, Carol Skold. Jano Simonson. Pat Carpenter: THIRD ROW: Margo Dau. Sandy Warnes. Kitty Warren, David Emme. Jeff Feudner; FOURTH ROW: Mike Miles, Doug Donaldson, Milos Carlson. Fred Catoni. HI-CRIER STAFF FRONT ROW: Karen Hakel. Mergy Dewey Jan Ivors: SECOND ROW: Kathy Suhl. Mary Buchanan. Choryl Lcddy. Linda Deerson. Miss Husband: THIRD ROW: Marge Dau. Sara Turngren. Wendy Moose. Mrs. Duvivier: FOURTH ROW: Bill Twot. Doug Anderson. Jim Steirly. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Karen Hakel Dianne Brandenborg Mary Zakariasen. Debbie Griswold: SECOND ROW; Marcia Wunderlich Dione Josperson, Paula Pattersom Carole Murphy Miss Swenson; THIRD ROW: Bill Twef, Paul Anderson. Bill Anderson. Howie Kaibel. Mike O'Connell: FOURTH ROW: Mike Miles. Dick Rippe, Cris Strot:. Steve Thorne: NOT PICTURED: Hone Streimikes Georgenne Dietrich. 89 RIDING CLUB Carolyn Biltz. Maureen Fricks. Vicky Kunz, Kathy Lawns. Chris Johnson. Diana Denrer. RIDING CLUB, in its second yeor of o istonco. is ono of tho most active clubs in tho school. It staged two riding showi this year, went on trail rides, end was in the Homecoming Parade. At their meetings members discussed problems end techniques of horsemanship. F. H.A., the club for our homemokors of tomorrow, had many interesting and informative programs on hairdos, accessories. wedding plans, ond cookie baking this year. It also sont representatives to tho stato meeting ond a Home Economics Career Workshop. G. A.A. has hod a very active year. It had a fall and a spring playday, a basketball tournament and a volleyball tournament in conjunction with G-A.A.s of other schools. The club put on a Halloween Party, a sleigh ride, and a skating party. Tho year was climo� ed with an awards banquet where the girls received their letters and pins. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Ginny Herrick. Kathy Moores. Nancy Nelson. Kathy Limbeck. Celeste Vicurn: SECOND ROW; Hazel Seek, Mary Anderson. Joyce Richter. Lu-Ann Longhenry. Judy Vickermen. Mrs. Anderson: THIRD ROW: Judy Richter. Gloria Christenson. Kathy Suhl. Sharon Wynkoop. Marcia Thimscn. Judy Pier-skala. Lorotta Jouppe: FOURTH ROW: Kathy Boylen. Cheryl Wold. JoAnno McLain. Diano Shonobaum, Myra Schauer. Carol Nelson. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Carol Schroedor. Marcia Arenkiel. Barbara Mueller. Judy Richter. Bev Williams Etta Norton; SECOND ROW: Miss Laursen. Kathy Lewis. Maureen Fricks. Judy Christensen. Diane Lewis. Sandy Nosh, Miss Stevenson: THIRD ROW: Ann Jacobson. Diane Denzer. Vicky Kunz. Ginny Herrick. Kitty Warren. Pot Carpenter; FOURTH ROW; Sue Feckler, Carolyn Biltz. Chris Johnson. Janice Kimpion. Nancy Arenkiel. Joyce Haft. BUSINESS STAFF FRONT ROW: Suo Poyne. Kothy Rathmanner, Diano Schonebaum. Becky Rienitra, Kathy McLellan. Nancy Arntson, Carol Oshaki, Shorri Ziemar, Mitt Lindfort; SECOND ROW: Diana Johnton. Judy LaSalla. Karan Stenback, Sua Eital, Sua Johnton, Elaine Jacobton, Pat Kolloy. Barb Groetich. Luanna Finch; THIRD ROW: Haxol Sack, Suo Van Bergen, Gaylo Swanton, Peggy Hamilton. Pat Edmundt. Noel Farr. Marcha Vettley, Choryll Wold. Janet Benda: FOURTH ROW: Linda Ek, Cindy Warring, Pam Thuleen. Doug Thompton, Jim Juttut. Crit Strotx, Jim Miller, Larry Trued, Natalia Salt;, Jill Koellen. EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Margaret Turngren, Mavlt Mohn, Claudia Lappa. Connie Johnton. Judy Schneeberg. Poula Patterton: SECOND ROW: Sue Halgerud, Dabby Gritwold. Margy Dewoy, Sue Schultx. Diane Pilartki, Ro� !o Johnton: THIRD ROW: Dave Smetana. Robin Sheldon. Dianna Brandanborg, Sue Hallberg. Sandy Letchaw. Karin Sandgren. Jo Romer; FOURTH ROW: Rick Merrill. Jim Miller. Sally Turngren. Nancy Norberg, Laurel Hal-verton. Kay Moir, Carole Murphy. WARRIOR EDITORS Crit Strotx and Mavit Mohn New and different wat the word for thii year’t 1962 WARRIOR according to Mavit Mohn, editor-in-chief, and butinett editor. Crit Strotx. Major new feature: of this year's book were the ute of line detign. cartooning and picture adt. Many people wero inttrumantal in the production of the yearbook. Mitt Linfori ond Mr. Prillwitx hoeded a ttaff of eager workert. Section editors of thit yoor't book included Margy Dlewery. Jo Romer, Koy Moir. Carole Murphy. Poula Patterton, Judy Schneeberg. Debbie Gritwold. Mory Zekoriatin. Rick Merrill, and Bing Johnton. The art staff wat comprited of Jim Mill or. Sue Hallberg. and John Grutting. Through the efforts of these people we preient the 1962 WARRIOR. 91 OFFICE ASSISTANTS Counter: Sherry Johnson. Serb Kreutkrcmor, Becky Rogers: Back: Keren Dahlin. Mary Wigginton. Delores Pavelka, Gerry Eckert, Diane Martinok. Barb Gobort. Dorothy Rathmanner, Marge Lehman. While learning the mechanics of office routine, the OFFICE ASSISTANTS provide a very important sorvico to tho school. They help with compiling ond distributing ebsonco lists, issuing passes, and general clerical work. Tho LIBRARY ASSISTANTS perform ono of tho most valuable services to the school. Their aid has helpod make our library more efficient and easier fo tho studonts to use. and thoy have learned tho work of librarians through Mrs. Stenback, librarian, and Mrs. Oyaas. assistant librarian. Tho LAB ASSISTANTS are a new sorvice group this year. They have filled the ncod for extra holp in our Chomistry dopartmont caused by the now oxperimentol Chemistry class. Their main dutios aro mixing solutions, cataloguing chomicols. ond cloening up oftor the Chomistry students. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS FRONT ROW: Sandy Camp. Mory Bass. Sandy Kolstad. Diono Bortolson, Nancy Nelson: SECOND ROW: Mrs. Stenback, Ruth Bechthold. Mary Munneke. Sue Potrement. Diane Shonebaum, Mrs. Oyaas; THIRD ROW: Ruth Sundquist. Toni Jaworski, Judy Pierskala, Jim Williams. LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Doug Anderson, Mike Miles. Joe Hrometko. Dick Larson. Bill Hancock, Mr. Thiele. Randy Foster. ASTRONOMY CLUB ROW I: Ralph Blonder. Clifford Leegard. Ted Hanwick. Joy Grezi-oni: ROW 2: Bob Edwards. Louis Longhenry. Miles Corlson. Mr. Souter; ROW 3: Don Williams, Frank Viske. William Klobe. Bar-nard Potrosky. Dove Lee. MATH CLUB ROW I: Sharon Lucior, Pat Pogor-ely. Jor.e McMillan: ROW 2: Mr. Whitney. Miles Carlton. Gary Peters, Tom Kolloy, Mr. Oberg; ROW 3: Davo Lee. Al Letke. Dave Jonten. Dennis Giltartson; ROW 4: Ray Sveen. Mike Holmquist, Dove Pavek. Garry Bergron. Some clear nightt during the tchool yoor activity in the Hopkint High observatory may have been detected. This was undoubtedly the ASTRONOMY CLUB surveying tho heavens under the very copablo direction of its adviser. Mr. Sautor. With the oid of tho Math department as advisors, the MATH CLUB delved into abstract concepts of mathematics and sample problems in preparation for the annual Moth Contest held in March. Certoinly the club has aided tho members in the study of this complex science. Tho year 1962 brought tho new SKINDIVING CLUB into existence at Hopkins High. Through the efforts of president Bing Johnson and others a program devoted to the promotion of underwater safety and fun hos boon initiated on Saturdays at the pool. A professional instructor has been procured to teacher SCUBA diving to the membors of tho club. SKIN DIVING CLUB ROW I; Tom Willis, Jim Dahl. Mike Miles. Bocky Rienstro. Mary Sollncr, Dave Smetona. Bill Stonton. Dave Emme; ROW 2: Mike Swotosch, Jerry Jurisch. Rick Merrill. Bill Pfiffor, 8ob Hillman, Gary Alexander; ROW 3: Jay Nankivell. Jerry Anderson. Mike Perkins. Glenn Johnson. Doug Donaldson. Bill Ruzin. Ken Zakariasen; ROW 4: Pete Pfeiffer. Al Mueller. John Bredin. Jim Miller. Burt Lind-bery, Doug Knudson. Bill Klobe. Jerry Lutfer. Lewis Longhenry. F.T.A. FRONT ROW: Judy Schnec-berg. Jano McMillan. Claudia Loppa. Margo Torosor, Mary Zakariasen, Karen Stonback, Emy Grant: SECOND ROW: Mr. Stalloy. Karon Waller, Mary Guntrel. Kay Erickson. Sue Holgerud. Judy LaSalle. Morgy Dewey. Sandy Latchow: THIRD ROW: Carol Leonard. Kathy Johnson, Kay Swensson. Dobbio Griswold, Jo Romor. Pam Thuloen: FOURTH ROW; Paula Pottorson. Kay Moir. Suo Sandstrom, Noel Farr. Joanne Turner, Pat Marquardt, Margo Mogush.’ ' FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA again organired this year under tho capablo direction of Mr. Stalley. Besides practical teaching experience, the club had soveral guest spoakers discussing such topics as advantages and disadvantages of different kinds of colleges, and tho phases of elemontary school teaching. Teaching experiences included an opportunity for thr mombers to loach at the olomentary schools in the district so they could obsorvo first-hand somo of the rewards and problems of the profession. Efficiently directing tho activities of this organisation wore Margy Dowey. president; Nancy Tank, vico president: Karen Walker, secretary: and Nancy Arnsten and Claudia Loppa, board mombers. Thoro it is! Miss Formaldohyde F.T.A. FIRST ROW; Margarot Gardner, Ann Rimdal. Kathy Armstrong. Ruth lilies. Potty Russell. Nancy Arnsten. Robyn Weldon, Gloria Christonson. Jan Ford, Mr. Stalley: SECOND ROW: Korin Sondgren. Claudio Morin. Pat Pornoll, Sondy Otling, Judy Holter, Undo Potter. Barb Hastad. Leslie Marsh. Jan Light. Margie Henderson: THIRD ROW: Elaine Foremon. Nancy Johnson, JoAnne McLain. Barb Lundin. Elsie DeVries. Nancy Nott. Cheryl Wold. Nancy Tank. Aon Jocobson. Sharon Larson: FOURTH ROW: Sue Payne. Jane Polkoy. Laura Pederson, Mary Anderson. Judy Fox, Lucille Thilquist. Kaye French, Diane Becker, Laurel Halverson. “A”SQUAD CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Merry Glynn, Kathy Johnson, Sandy Lefchew: SECOND ROW: Mary Larson Karon Pudil Bob Stohl, Ginny Leo, Karon Ston-beck, Diono Goebel. Our CHEERLEADERS, composed of a bevy of peppy girls and ono boy. addod cnthusiosm ar.d spirit to our various athletic ovonts. As ono of their many activities, they attended a cheorloading clinic at Willmar with thoir advisor. Mr;. Shanus. Tho precision dancing of tho WAR-RIORETTES has entertained tho studont body of Hopkins often this ycor. They hove appeared at football and baskot-ball halftimos and at tho Homecoming and Sno Daio variety show;. WARRIORETTES FRONT ROW: Cheryl Hyer. Cathy Keiffor, Choryl Walsh: SECOND ROW: Nancy Hcrfort. Kathy Me-Lellan. Kay Ericsson: THIRD ROW: Robin Borgor, Sharon Loucks. Deb-bio Dvorak, Emy Grant; FOURTH ROW: Pam Gerring, Corolo Murphy, Jcri Harter, Sue Hallborg. “B” SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Joan Klar, Lynda Doss, Pat Dunn, Lourio Sholdon, Pam Dunn. Kreo Johnson, Kitty Harris. Linda Grokl. 95 Mr. Butsie Maetzold FRONT ROW: Tony McLain, Gary Ulkv. Ray Wipjon, Bob Wibstad. John Wiig, Gary Wertz: Athletic Director SECOND ROW: Ron Axel. Bryan Magnuson. Miko O'Connell. Bruco Bakoberg Dick Stoensland Bruce Soltii. Jim Wiig. Mr. Moatzold, athlotic director, has boon vory influential in coordinating the octivitlos of the athletic program of our school. His oxcollont work can be soon in the fino participation end team and student spirit at Hopkins High School. BASEBALL Hopkins High School's baseball team completed the 1961 season with a record of four wins ond four losses, ond tied with Robbinsdale for fourth, ploce in the conforenco. Returning lettermen from '61 will be Ron Axel. Mike O'Connell, Jim Wiig, Bryan Megnuson, Bruce Soltis, ond Bruce Bakeberg. These boys will form tho nucleus of the new team. FRONT ROW: Mike Swatosch. Bill Twet. Dwight Quockenbush. Craig Thoony. Jon Peach: SECOND ROW: Jim She!-ledy. Gary Larson. Dave Ouackenbush. Jim Nordstrom. Poto Nunnik. Hopkins 2 Hopkins 7 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 8 Hopkins 3 Hopkins 0 Hopkins 6 Hopkins 10 Mound 3 Edino 10 Robbinsdolo I Minnetonka 4 Bloomington 6 Richfield 5 Wayzota Park 2 GOLF 1961 Loft to right: Coach Reynolds. Den Lorson. Ric't Brown. Stove Foinborg, Don Pilarsii. Tho golf squad finished their season with four wins and four losses, which govo thom fifth placo in tho Loko Conference. The foam placed fourth in tho district. The tennis team's conference record was threo wins and five losses. At loast throo of the losses wero decided in the final set of tho last match. Thero should be gonoral improvement this yoor with the large numbor of returning players. Putting lesson from tho old pro. TENNIS 1961 FRONT ROW: Jim Justus, Wally Haupt. Darrel Kempfort, John North: BACK ROW: Coach Peterson. Gary Bergren. Ray Svoon, Ernie Petruska, Allan Mueller. FRONT ROW: Stovo Schultz. Dennis Jacobs. John North, Jim Wiig. Poul Anderson. Ray Svoen, Joa Dolajti, Tom Clauson. Bruca Bakoborg, Gene Ortiz, John Grossing, Bill Lock, Curt Harstad: MIDDLE ROW; Tom Piepho. Bill Whit-noy. Dovo Sviohel. Bob Mattson. Larry Zoik, Mika Swatosch, Gary Hoohn, John Blobargar. Davo Quackonbush, Jon Peach, Dwight Quackonbush. Gary Alexander. Craig Thoeny, Rick Nilas, Pate Nannink. BACK ROW: John Phillips, Dick Steens-land. Joe Fontanna. Dennis Bergman, James Bergren, Mr. Noreon. Mr. Howells. Mr. Mooro, Mr. Bcngston, Mr. Johnson. Joo Snydor, Wayno Gyslond, Bill Stanton, Bob Nuebeck. NEW COACH NEW TEAM This yoar's football toam stortod on tho right foot. Its docisive victory over Wayzata seemed to prophesy a season of glory. Undor tho new coach Don Mooro. led by the tri-captains Jim Wiig at quarterback. Bryan Magnuson. utility mon, and John North ot guord. tho toam seemed to have renewed spirit. With the determination of Al|-Stater Magnuson and the quickness of Bakeberg this team upped its victory mark to throe wins. Although its throe wins wcro on unimpressive mark, this team is tho first on the road to tho victorious seasons of tho past. Don Mooro built a squed which, though it stalled at times was impressive in all respects. Robbinsdalo proved e jin as tho Warriors could do nothing right. As tho season progressed tho team lost closo ones to Minnotonka — we should've won! And Richfield— we sure scared 'em ! Victories came in tho gomes ogoinst Bloomington and Park. In both cates the winning scores wero tallied by All-Conferonco back 8ruco Bokoborg. Oh. what I would do for two more hands! SCORES Hopkins 27 Hopkins 19 Hopkins 6 Hopkins 13 Hopkins 19 Hopkins 7 Hopkins 0 Hopkins 7 Hopkins 7 Wayxata 8 Robbinsdale 49 Minnotonka 13 Dcnfeld 27 Bloomington 13 Richfield 13 Edina 19 Park . b Mound 26 FRONT ROW: Bob Noubeck, Ron Olton. Jeff Feudnor. Bob Linder. Richard Wilier. Gory Sulondor. Jorry Sorenson; SECOND ROW: Tim Anderson, Dennis Bergman, Ken Zeilc, Joo Fontono, Jim Bergman. Joe Snyder. Joo Maldment THIRD ROW: Mr. Drury. Daryl Bron. Mile Lousing, Jim Henna, Harry Dimwiddie, Woyno Gysland. Tom Jacobson, Bill Brownell. Ted Heath-flold. Mr. Johnson. This year's B squad showed fino potential. The team succeeded in tying with Park for first in the conference. Many of these faces will be seen in varsity football next yoar, which we hope will bo a winning season for them. V amor ! cVl«n FRONT ROW: Dick Stocnsland, Bruco Soltis. John Pederson, Orv Bowor. Bob Mattson, Jim Wiig, Steve Schultz: SECOND ROW: Don Pilarski. Dennis Moeller, Kent Nerburn, Dale Streimikes. Paul Stevenson, Gary Larson. Craig Theony. BACK ROW: Ray Mattson Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Novak. Mr. Maefxold. BASKETBALL TEAM - VARSITY The 1962 version of tho Worrior baskotball team continued its winning ways from last yoor. with a record of 16 wins and 4 losses. It con be soid without any reservations that our ployors showed moro spirit and determination than any othor team in tho conference: what they lacked in height, they made up for in hustlo. The team led the conference on offenso and was rated among the top three teams in tho league defonso. In the final ratings. Hopkins wos rated tenth in the state, and was the only team to defeat Park, rated number ono. Co-captain Jim Wiig, only 5' 8 . led the team in scoring and fourth in conference scoring. Ho proved to be a fine leader, and was selected as on o!l-conforonco guard. Co-coptoin Bruce Soltis, also an all-conference selection at guard, wos equally proficient on both offense ond defense. Orv Bower. Hopkins’ big-littlo center was a combination of agility and fino shooting. Ho was in tho top twonty in conference tcoring. wos sotoctod to tho District 18 All-Tournomont Team and was on all-conference center. John Pederson, played at the forward spot and wos involuablo for his robounding. Bob Mattson, the only Junior on tho starting five, placed 12th in tho conforonco scoring race and will be seen ofton no«t yeor. Craig Theony, ablo replacement, wos a leador in ovory sense. His fight and determination were ofton factors in sparking the team. Dick Steensland, played vory littlo this year, but his key baskets against Park will be romomberod. This team is o splendid representative of Hopkins High. The spirit and determination resulted in e tie for second in the alwoys tough Lake Conference rece. Hopkins Hopkint 61 51 Hopkins 75 Hopkins 51 Hopkins 61 Hopkins 81 Hopkins 59 Hopkins 60 Hopkins 59 Hopkins 54 Hopkins 73 Hopkins 62 Hopkins 55 Hopkins 67 Hoplini Hopkins .52 Hopkins ... 69 Hopkins 43 Hopkins 53 Hopkins 46 37 . Edina 55 Robbinsdole 39 Minnetonka 50 Bloomington 38 Richfield 42 Woyzeta 54 Park 53 Mound 56 Robbinsdale 40 Minnetonka 41 Rochostor 68 Bloomington 61 Richfield 44. _ Wayzeta 48 Park 68 Mound 39 ......_ Edina 43 ... Goldon Valley 50 Park (ovortime) 104 105 FRONT ROW: Paul Stovenson. Dennis Moeller, Kent Nerburn. Robbin Johnson. Russ Zakariasen, Dalo Stroimikos: SECOND ROW: Davo Chcrmek, Don Bower. Greg Olson, Davo Wontxoll, Bob Cary, Horb Miller; BACK ROW: Mr. Reynolds, Rich Vonolt. Clarence Curtis, Jim Sipprell. Roy Halvorson. Russ Poterson, Mr. Novak. The Worrior B” squad this year showed promiso. Among this yeor's group of sophomoro Dalo Stroimikos. Ross Zakariasen ond Kent Nerburn stood out. The season's record showed ten wins and si losses. 106 The big stretch, Bower readies. Maggie mangles Minnetonka, Bruco drives in for score. Loft to Right: Tim Poterton, Bob Tharin-gar, Joo Roxroad, John Thieves. Dan Oas. Bruce Bakeberg, Gary Zwiog, Bob Ramsoy. Davo Quackenbush, Dwight Quackobush, Mike O'Connoli, Jim Justus, Tom Claujon. Bryan Magnuton. John Oidiek. Mr. Godfrey, coach; Not Pictured: Ken Ziek. Hopkins 7 3 2 3 10 3 2 5 0 2 Hopkins 3 Park 5 4 2 , 7 . I Hopkins .... 2 Blake 0 HOCKEY Loft to right: Dove Dietrich, Dave Marietto. Mile Lorocho. Tim Andorson, Tom Hanton. Archio Stohr. Mark Donicht, Gary Swanson, Mike Swatosch. Steve Mariette Gene Bock, Pete Nunnink. Mr. Hobson, coach. Front: Dave Thompson. The Warriors achieved their best year in Lake Conforonce hockey with an 8 win, 7 loss and I tie record under the fine coaching of Mr. Godfrey. Two games which highlighted the season wore our 2-1 victory over Edina ond our 3-0 win over Pork. If was a foam with hustle and dosiro lead by two outstanding individuals. Bruce Bokcborg was high scoror with 23 points and nomed to tho Coachos All-Conforonce Team. Bryan Magnuson made his second All-Conforcncc Team with a great showing on dofenso. Both these ployors woro voted Hopkins' Most Valuable Players. Joe Roiroad. our fino goalie, will return with 10 othor letfermen to better next season’s record. Wo will miss Seniors Bryan Magnuson. Bruce Bakoberg. Tom Clauson Jim Justus ond Jiggs Gilbertson. WRASSLIN’ TEAM Hopkins High School's nowost sport finishod a torrific socond year of competition with 8 wins and 2 losses. Thoy porformod the outstanding foot of copturing socond placo in tho mighty Lako Conference with only two years of oxperienco. Thoy dofooted such tooms os Minnetonka (33. 8), Bloomington (34. 12). end St. Louis (34. 12). Tho outstanding moot of tho yoor was with Faribault. Tho Gropplers. at tho half-way mark of tho moot, woro trailing 20 to 3. Then, with tho spirit ond determination which oarmarls their coach, Mr. Bongston. they made on outstanding comoback. which ended with tho defeat of Faribault 25 to 23. Aftor tho team placed socond in the district and third in tho region. Gary Hoehn. Brion Droen. ond Louis Colson wont to tho stoto tournomont to reprosont Hopkins. Gory took tho hoavy-woight championship. 8rian took fourth placo in tho 145 pound doss, and Louis Colson copturod fifth ploco in tho 133 pound class. Their offort govo Hopkins the sixth ploco position in tho stato. SCORES Hopkins 28 U High . 18 Hopkins ....33 Mound 16 Hopkins 34 Bloomington 12 Hopkins 35 Richfield 10 Hopkins .15 Amory 23 Hopkins 34 St. L. Park 12 Hopkins 35 Edina - 9 Hopkins .17 Robbinsdale 34 Hopkins 33 Minnotonka 8 Hopkins 25 Faribault 23 A SQUAD—FRONT ROW: John Zimmerman. Cory Lindbock. Terry Solberg. Gary Alexander. Torry Stodolo. Nick Smith. Littlo Joe: SECOND ROW: Louis Coleson. Brian Droen, Rick Niles. Dave Holtzman, Gone Ortor. Dovo Tochom, Gary Hoohn: THIRD ROW: Torry Hutson. Grey Koh-lor. Bill Bren. Randy Pearson. Wayno Gysland, Wayno LoRocho: BACK ROW: Coach Kregseth. Coach Bongston. Butsio Maehold. Gary Alexander. Jr. wrestling star, holds Park man down. no V B SQUAD—FRONT ROW: John Paulson, Dwight Droen Sicvo Techom, Charles Nilos, Bob Linder Bob Jacobs: MIDDLE ROW: Ed Ruotiinja. Jim livermoro. Jon Peach, Bill Hawkinson. Tod Heath-fiold: BACK ROW: Buttle Meet-xo!d. Coach Kragseth, Coach Bengston, Harry Dimwiddio, Ken Mortinson. Bob Powoll. III FRONT ROW: Tod Andorson. Louis Johnson. Dave lundberg. Don Richter. Bill Phoiffer, John Ness. Bill Andorson; SECOND ROW; Bill Stanton, Glenn Johnson. Fred Catoni. Al Meuller. John Ziegcnhogen. Milto Pcrkir.s. Keith Moollor, Kon Zokariason; BACK ROW: Mr. Johnson, Jim Levy. Miko Milos, Roger Andorson, Jorry Hagen, Cris Sirota, Lloyd Hockol, Rick Merrill, Mr. Luke. Hopkins ... 58 Park 27 Hopkins 57 Edina 38 Hopkins 61 Bloomington 34 Hopkins 73 Hibbing 32 Hopkins 64 Biwebik 39 Hopkins 57 Robbinsdalo 38 Hopkins. 38 Rochostor 57 Hopkins 57 Winona 38 Hopkins 61 Park 34 Hopkins 61 Austin 34 Hopkins 54 Edina 41 Hopkins 64 Bloomington 29 Hopkins 69 Virginia 26 Hopkins 64 Robbinsdalo 31 Medley relay team: Perkins, Mueller, Zakariason. and Hockol. SWIMMING - VARSITY Coach Bob Johnson's 1962 swim team proved typical of Hopkins High School, one of Minnesota's poworj. With the toughest schedulo any team has ever met in this state, tho Warriors won 13 duol moots and lost only I; at tho same fimo they won their third straight Lako Conference and District 18 Championships and finished a closo second in the Sfato moot. Sovoral individual performances merit recognition. Jim Dragon roploccd Ralph Allen os Hopkins' greatest freestyle swimmor. His 51.1 and 1:54.7 timos for the 100 and 200 yard free ovonts wore tho best ever rocordod by a Minnosota high school swimmor. Cris Strotz was credited with a 22.9 for tho fastest 50 yard froo in state history. Joined by juniors Allon Mueller and Ken Zokariasen. Cris Stroir and Jim Dragon set a new Minnesota marl of 1:32.6 in tho 200 yard froo stylo relay. Tho above performances should win seven moro All-American ratings for the Warrior tankmon. Record holders Ziegenhagon and Dragon. FRONT ROW; Frod Pirch, Don Tollman, John Homxa, Jim Hockel, Buddy Jonos: SECOND ROW: Bob Nowbeck. Brad Borshoim, Phif Pederson Rolph Stoyland, Miko Price. Paul Schimitz. Bob Proston: BACK ROW: Tom Childs, Tom Bittlo, Chuck Heuser, John Prico. Jim Kimble. Dave Johnson Joy Nankivoll, Arnold Johnson, Mr. Luke. This year's 8 squad again mado on eicellent showing. Coached by Mr. E. Luke this team made up only of undorclassmen. completed the season with only one defeat. This toam should show the succoss of the future team at Hopkins High. 1962 TRI-CAPTAINS This year's tri-captains made up a very illustrious group. Don Poulson was an able leader, proficient at all strokes and placed in the conforonco meet. Cris Strotz and Jim Dragon both turned in times which should qualify them for All-Amorican. Tri-captains: Dragon. Strotz, and Poulson. TRACK AND CROSS COUNTRY Lad by Bob Ferris, the second fastest Crosscountry star to compete at Hopkins. the Crosscountry team ran to a 5. 2 record. Tho squad boat Minnetonka. Mound. Richfield, ond Bloomington; which gavo them the fourth place position in the Lake Conference. Tho five fastest men from Hopkins were Bob Ferris. Jiggs Gilbert. Bob Mlckelson. Bill Dodson, end Bob Edwards. Warrior runner sprints for finish. TRACK - 1961 FIRST ROW: Mike McLaughlin. Tom Van Ber-qon, Pote Gardner, Georgo Johnson, Gary Airaksinen. John HoideL Dueno Gess. Rich Van Bergen. John Grama-fica: SECOND ROW: Mr. Hedblom, Pool Stevenson. Joe Lever-neir, Keith Kovar. Jim Shields John Bio-berger, John Phillips. Bob Ferris. Bill Dodson. Tarry Hummel: BACK ROW: Mike Faye. Dave Rohe, Bill Ruxin. Orville Bowor. Davo Svihel Jim Lose. Gary Hoehn. Dick Christionson. Tom Piepho. Allan Borsheim. Coach Noreon. 1962 CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Greg Biti, Bradtoy Borsheim, Robert Robertson, Bob Molyneau. Bob Miclclson; SECOND ROW: Bob Edwards. Bob Ferris Jiggs Gilbertson. Bill Dodson. Joe Leverneir, Torry Solborg: BACK ROW; Bruce Pfoiffer, Dennis Wiley, Dovo Rohe. Roy Mattson. Wilt Anderson. Coach Noreon. 1. Prlncest MARGE DAU and Jim Wiig 2. Princess KAREN CERMAK and John North 3. Queen JEAN RORMAN 4. So I got asked by a boy who hos bunions. HOMECOMING 1961 The looves turned to red. orange, and gold; Indian summer lingered, and Home coming came once again to Hopkins High. Tradition was broken this year when tho bonfire was given up for a Thursday night variety show and coronation. A Riot of Hits from 1921 to 1961 was tho main theme of the show, featuring flappers, mousokatoors and hoola hoopers, and members of Davoy Crockett's gang who enter-tainod us in methods typical of their times. Roigning royolty in moccasins and buckskin dresses were queen Jean Rormon and princesses Marge Dau and Koren Cormek. Excitement mounted on Friday afternoon as the cheerleaders led us in a pepfest and the band, floats, and royalty made their way down main streets. The bid gome betwoon Hopkins and Richfield caused our V orrior spirit to reach a high point of enthusiasm. Although victory was not ours, ovoryone still onjoyed himself at the donee os all the colorful Tostivity of Homecoming came to a happy end. c-e-Cfe «t � M OF Hit' ,U“ 'iS- Ti- nut E-iaid rjLnwg I r i _j ir 1. Busy little people moke busy liMlo poster;. 2. Service with o smile—Bob Ferris. H-Club Pres., oresents Queen Jean with the royal bouquet. 1. What do you mean, you don't know where you left them? 2. I'm not really a garter. 3. It Could Be You! ANTIGONE The Winter production of the Hopkins High Thootro wet on odopfion of Joon Anouilh's Antigono, which it o modern, ired vortion of the old Greek story first told by Sophoclot In the 5th century before Chritt. The two principol cherecteri of the ploy, Antigone ployed by Terri Sofond ond Croon, tho King of Thebei who must put her to deoth, ployed by Dick Phillips, or© pictured on this pago in scenot from the control sceno of the ploy: the sceno in which Antigono orguet it was her obligation to bury her dead brother even though in the eyes of the Stato, in tho eyes of Croon, tho brother is a traitor ond theroforo does not dosorvo buriol. Othors in tho cost included: Jim Miller. Jim Berry. John Van Arsdole. Irene Joanidhi. Diane Gronli, Stan Heller, Rick Brown, Steve Feinberg. and Georganne Dietrich. Direction was by Anthony J. Stobaly. I 7.1 M jiftlt IttOM Kfir ViQU K Barry fid wy eie a o co c OW' 1. There's r.o people liko show people. 2. MIC-KEY MOUSE 3. Mo end my shadows 4. Playboy of the Wostorn Hall. DRAW!?! You too can be queen for a day! 126 Sno Daro Queen Sue Sheets and King 8ruco Soltis SNO DAZE 1962 was particularly exciting as it brought to our snowy days the merrymaking of a southern Mardi Gras. Festivities began with a coronation program in which Bruce Soltis crowned lovely Suo Sheets as the fairest of southern belles. The royal entourage included Kay Erickson, Barb Krautkremer, Sue Husnik, and Jo Remer. Talented students then proceeded to provide the entertainment as Bill Dodson, authentically southern, M.C.'d them through the festive streets of New Orleans. Highlighting the performance were the well-known Schmitt sisters from St. Paul. The culmination of our gala holidays was a formal ball held in the milieu of a southern plantation. 1. Attendant Sue Husnifc escorted by John North. 2. Attendant Barb Kraufkremor oscortod by Jim Wiig. 3. Attendant Kay Erickson oscortod by Bryan Magnuson. ■4. Attendant Jo Romor escorted by Orv Bower. 127 OUR GANG LEFT PAGE: 1. Mr. Novak. 46-51 and not a point in overtime. 2. Mr. Caruson. This time. Rippe. try it my way. 3. Mr. Coppins and Mrs. Andorion. tripping tho light fantastic. 4. Mr. Stoblay, And to think I could bo making $3.50 an hour digging ditches. RIGHT PAGE: 1. Mr. Tonglon, I'll bot you say thot to all tho boys! 2. Mr. Hobson. Mr. Hobson. MR. HOBSEN! 3. O.K.. whoso deal? 4. Doborman and Bilko score again. OUR SENIOR TALENTS? 1. What. you rocogniiod mo? (Bryan Magnuson) 2. Lostoil, Lostoil (Steve tings) 3. Me. Jane (Shirl Heyer)- 4. Friends, Romans. Countryman (Doug Thompson) 5. You. Jane? (Mary Zakoriasen) 130 SPONSORS THE 1962 WARRIOR STAFF THANKS ITS SPONSORS WHOSE FINANCIAL HELP ENABLED THEM TO PRODUCE THE 1962 WARRIOR ANDERSON MILLWORK 925 E. Excelsior Ave. ARNIE'S SINCLAIR SERVICE 1701 Excelsior Ave. BURSCHES CAFE 17 Eighth Ave. So. 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LOUIS PARK 17 EIGHTH AVENUE SOUTH 142 ‘’KttoMcvood Pet (?£ tten 8224 HIGHWAY 7 ROYAL TYPEWRITER TYFCWniTCMt Burroughs AOB)� 6 HACHINCI ROYAL TYPEIRITERS BUSIIESS MACHIIES WE THANK We, the 1962 Staff, wish to thank all who have enabled us to produce the yearbook. We are especially indebted to: Our sponsors who have generously contributed and made possible the new ad section at the end. Mr. Ross Daniels and staff for their assistance with the photography. Mr. Verne Anderson for his caricature on page four. Mr. D. R. Coppins and members of the efficient Business Office for help with finances. Mr. Dan Gleason, representative of Taylor Publishing Company. The Student Council for presenting copies of the WARRIOR to the administration. Miss Marguerite Linfors, business advisor of the yearbook. Mr. John Prellwitz, our capable and enthusiastic advisor, through whose efforts made possible the 1962 WARRIOR. Mavis Mohn Editor-in-chief 1962 WARRIOR 144 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY •I K ♦ -•