Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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NICCOLO AND NICOLLETTE MR. HUBERT ANDERSON, English II, Co'logo Composition, Assistant Debate Coach . . . MISS PAT NORDSTROM. English II, Cavalettes Advisor. 17

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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.

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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!