Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1964 volume:

PROUDLY PRESENTED BY THE 1964 YEARBOOK STAFF OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 3 PROUDLY PRESENTED BY THE 1964 YEARBOOK STAFF OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL HOPKINS, MINNESOTA 3 4 DEDICATION FOR SHOWING GREAT CAPABILITY DURING HIS TWENTY YEARS AT HOPKINS AS EDUCATOR, STRONG LEADER, AND GREAT BUILDER OF A RAPIDLY EXPANDING SCHOOL SYSTEM, THE WARRIOR STAFF PROUDLY AND RESPECTFULLY DEDICATES THE 1964 WARRIOR TO OUR SUPERINTENDENT OF HOPKINS SCHOOLS, MR. L. H. TANGLEN THE SUN SMILES DOWN ON WARRIORLAND. ITS RAYS LIGHTEN OUR CORRIDORS WHERE GLOWING FACES MEET IN HAPPINESS. NEW FOUND TRUTHS SHINE IN SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENT. WITH AN OUTSTANDING FACULTY, EXPANDING STUDENT BODY AND WIDE HORIZONS OF ACTIVITIES, HOPKINS OUTSHINES THEM ALL! AS THE SUN SHINES ON WARRIORLAND, WE REFLECT HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR SCHOOL YEAR: CRANBERRY AND NAVY, LEAP YEAR, WINGTIPS AND SADDLE SHOES, THE TRASHMEN. THESE, WITH THE 1964 WARRIOR SERVE AS REMINDERS OF OUR YEAR. FACULTY 12 STUDENTS 34 CLUBS 94 SPORTS 132 STUDENT LIFE 156 SPONSORS 168 INDEX 170 CONTENTS MR. D. R. COPPINS. Principal of Hopklm Sonior High School. CHIEF OF WARRIORLAND aerhaps the most respected and the most important man in Hopkins High School is our principal, Mr. Donald Coppins. He is the man to whom everyone looks for leadership and advice. Mr. Coppins' duties are great and varied, from signing absence slips to signing contracts. He is also representative of the entire faculty and administration when addressing the students. He acts as a middle man between the coordinators of education and their students. Mr. Coppins is directly concerned with every student in Hopkins High. As principal he feels a responsibility for the welfare of us all. He has shown this responsibility and, now in the fifth year of his job, has provided the ever growing population of Hopkins High School with truly effective leadership. 13 SCHOOL BOARD FRONT ROW: ROLLIN B. CHILD. Chairman; MRS. JUNE THRODAHL. Clerk: CARTER M. DEWEY. Treasurer; BACK ROW; E. J. YOUNG. Business Manager; KENNETH SKOLD; ARTHUR JOHNSON;. DR. PHILIP SHELDON: L. H. TANG- LEN. Superintendent of Schools. MR. E. J. YOUNG, Business Managor and Supervisor of Grounds and Buildings. MRS. SOPHIE KROC. Secretary to the Superintendent; FAR RIGHT. MRS. MARION HANSON. Business Offico Manager. DISTRICT 274 OFFICE STAFF: FRONT ROW: MRS. NORMA TOLLEF-SON. MRS. HELEN BROGDEN; BACK ROW: MRS. HELEN NIELSON. MRS. PHYLLIS WER-NESS. 14 MR. 1. H. TANGLEN. Superintendent of School District 274. TOP BRASS OF 274 □ esponsible for running our entire school system are the people who are located in the business wing. Here, all those connected with the maintenance of District 274 are found, doing such behind the scenes work as supervising building programs, expanding public relations, planning finances, and developing the educational program. At the head of this department is the Superintendent of School District 274, Mr. L. H. Tanglen, an overall supervisor of the ten schools composing the district. Mr. A. E. Edstrom. acting as co-ordinator between the school board and the secondary schools, is Director of Secondary Education. Mr. E. J. Young is head of the Business Department. The School Board works with these three men in set- ting the curriculum and solving administrative problems. MR. A. E. EDSTROM, Director of Secondary Education. MRS. BEATRICE PLADSEN. Secretary Counselors Office . . - MRS. LOIS BEH-MER, Secretary Counselor Offico. MRS. EILEEN OLSON. Office Secretary . . MISS KATHY PUDIL. Office Secretary. MR. GARY OLSEN. Special Education . . . MRS. ELAINE ARGETSINGER. Speech Clinician. MRS. CAROLINE ROS-DAHL. school nurse, SHMIC Advisor . . . MRS. MARGE HOLM. Nurse's Office. MR. J. A. NEUDECK- ER. Visual Education_ MR. DUANE HEANER. Audio-Visual Co-ofdina-tor, Biology. JAY. SAY AHH. THAT WILL BE TWO YELLOW PASSES. REPRIMANDS SUE MAREK TO CINDY WARE-ING AND DENNIS MOEHLLER. MR. DENNIS ROOF. Actant Principal. MRS. DELORES PAVELKA. Head Offao Secretary. MR. MILTON OJALA. Ajs-itant Principal. EFFICIENCY WITH ENERGY is more than the faculty which contrib-mja Mutes to the school life of H.H.S. There |1U||are many specialists in different fields who keep things going throughout our school. Among their many other duties, our two assistant principals, Mr. Ojala and Mr. Roof, have charge of all disciplinary and attendance problems at Hopkins. Mr. Ojala, also in charge of all IBM works, received his Master's degree at the University of Minnesota. Mr. Roof, who once taught in California, furthered his training at the University of Iowa. There are four people at our school who are considered specialists. They include Mrs. Arget-singer, the speech clinician, Mr. Olson, teaching the special education class, Mrs. Rosdahl, curing us of our many ills, and Mr. Neudecker as co-ordinator of our visual education program. Each, in his own way, contributes to the task of developing our school and the people in it to their fullest capacities. 17 MRS. MARGARET HARRIS. Supervisor of Cefotorio . . . mr. wilbur McDonnell. Supervisor of Custodians. rnnKS TOP PICTURE: FRONT ROW: Bartho Sfreif Ethel Bang, Dorothy Mitchell, Julio Motusko, Gladys Boy-don. Juno Peterson, Helen Slyce: BACK ROW: Ramona Ohnstad. Martha Holliday Mary Lou Moliohn. Gretchen Salyard. Evelen Oberg. Clara Jons Dorothy Kusisto. Erno Moeller. Lillion Oherka, Anne Ehr-roich, Barbara Rowland, Grace Kline. lAKIITf DC BOnOM PICTURE: FRONT JAlNIlWIVd ROW: Ralph B!oc'« S‘eve Howerton Emil Jonson. Ken I Sullwold. Viro Libra- BACK ROW; Ernie Bonkowske Tom I McMorran. Burt Tracy. Emil I Shenkyr, Rollie Mihalko Char. I lie Cooper. STEVE. OUR SINGING JANITOR. MAKES THEM SWOON T THE HOMECOMING VARIETY SHOW. HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE FOURTEEN HUNDRED STUDENTS THAT PASS THROUGH THE LUNCH LINE EACH JDAY. THE COOKS IN THE KITCHEN DON HATS AND WIGS TO BREW THEIR HALLOWEEN SPECIALTY. THEIR SPECIALTY IS SERVICE nn front of their ovens and behind their mops are seen the people of Hopkins High who aid us with seldom noticed, but invaluable service. The cooks are kept busy from early morning till late afternoon preparing the food which is served to hungry students at each of the five lunch periods. Mrs. Harris, head dietician for the Hopkins School District, makes certain that our daily meals are nutritious as well a appetiz-ing. Besides completing their responsibilities during the school day. our cooks offer their services to the various school clubs for banquets. Late in the day, after the last detention bell has rung and the activity buses have left, the custodians of our school are conscientiously cleaning up the general mess created by eighteen hundred students during the day. Whenever the call for immediate service is raised these people are ready and always willing to lend their aid. 19 MISS ANNE AANDEN, Eng-lish, College Composition, Motif Advisor . . . MISS MARLENE HOFFMAN, English Ploy Director. MR. CARL ALSAKER. English . . . MR. ROBERT LERFAlD. English, Folic Music Club Advisor. MR. HU8ERT ANDERSON, English; Collogo Composition, Assistant Debate Coach . . . MISS ROSE MACEMON, $ur-voy of World Literaturo English. MR. C. A. CARUSON. English. Debato. Speech, Debate Coach, Language Arts Department Chairman . . . MRS. DEANNE MAGNUSSON. Eng-lish, Play Director. MISS MARTHA ELSTROM. English. Journalism. Hi-Crior Advisor . . . MRS. KAREN MUSOLF, English, Junior Class Advisor. IN THE DEPTHS OF MACBETH. BOB MICHELSON GRIEVES TO THINK WE LOST TO 'CAIN S 100' LAST NIGHT. VIRGINIA HANSON. F.T.A. Adviior . . . BARBARA OLSON. Eng-ih. College Compotition. MRS. KAREN HESS. Engllth. Sr. Clou Adviior, Pom Pom Girl Adviior . . . MISS LINDA PETERSON. English. IT REALLY MR. CARUSON THAT CAUSES THE RAPT OF JULIE JOHNSON. ROBBIN JOHNSON. GARWICK? •TM LATE. I'M LATE—BUT PERHAPS JUST ONE. THANK YOU FROM SHAKESPEARE TO STEBLAY □ necessary element in every Senior's career is Shakespeare's Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. However, English today is more than memorization and grammar rules. The English Department, under the guidance of Mr. Caruson, offers courses in College Composition, for those desiring to develop the skills of effective writing, and Survey of World Literature, a background course to modern reading. Also included are expanding speech and debate sections. Learning the persuasive skills of speaking, the debate team finds continual success in the yearly series of tournaments. The aim of the Sophomore section is to gain an introduction to further study. The Junior classes emphasize the American authors, reading from William Bradford’s report on the Pilgrims to Robert Frost's modern poetry. In the Senior year, a thorough study of English authors and literature is made, climaxing the course with the traditional research paper. 21 MISS RUTH ANN SHERV-HEIM. English . MRS. DONNA JOHNSON. Library Clerlt. MR. ANTHONY J. STEBlAY. English, Collogo Composition Play Director . . . MRS. DE-LORES NILSON. Library Clerk. MRS. DEANNE STRATTE. Eng lish . . MRS. DOROTHY OYAAS. Assistant Librarian. MRS. NANCY WANGEN. English . . MRS. ELIZABETH STENBACK. Librarian. MR. ADRIEN T. BOUCHARD. French. Assistant French Club Advisor . . . MRS. CAROL ANN PESOLA. German English. WHAT A SOBERING EFFECT THE LIBRARY HAS ON KRIS LUNDBERG AND BOB CARY. 1R. ABNER JACOBY. Span-K, Spanish Club Advisor . . . NAN SOULE. Fronch, s alettes Advisor, French i lub Advisor. MRS. ESTER NELSON. Gor man Gorman Club Advisor. Foreign Lonquago Department Chairman . . MR. ALVIN TRAASETH. Latin Russian, Latin Club Advisor. HAT GARY SWANSON WONT WEAR TO GET A LITTLE TTENTION FROM FRAU NELSON! THE LANGUAGE LABORATORY IS THE MOST RECENT ADDITION TO THE EXPANDING DEPARTMENT. LANGUAGE, KEY TO COMMUNICATIONS Ohe language department is in its second year in the new wing and profiting by the added facilities more than ever before. The facility which has proved most helpful to teachers and students alike is the language laboratory. Here each student has his own booth and set of earphones and is thus able to learn the language through oral practice and hearing himself speak. An important change was made this year with the addition of Russian. The instructor, Mr. Trasseth, is also the new Latin teacher. Another addition to the language department is Mrs. Pesola. having two sections of German. Each language student is entitled to join his language's club. They center their activities around the culture of their country. The new Resource library with Mrs. Oyaas is rapidly expanding also. Students find this library with periodicals, encyclopedias, pamphlets, and statistical books almost a necessity while doing research. 23 MR. OSCAR 8RUDEVOLD. Bookkeeping. Typing, Treasurer .School Credit Union . MRS. JOAN BARTZ, Countering. Cavalcttos Advisor. MR. THOMAS HUTTON. Bookkeeping, Modem Businott, Typing . . MR. LOREN BEN. SON, Counseling. Dopt. Chair-mon. MRS. PATRICIA KREUZIGER, Business and Sales, Typing, National Hono' Society Advisor . . . MRS. LESLEY BUCKMAN. Counseling, Ski Club Advisor. MRS. ROSEMARY SHANUS Porsona! Typing, Shorthand I Clerical Olfico Practico. Chocr leader Advisor. Pep Club Ad visor ... MR. JOHN MOR RIS. Counseling. MRS. JOYCE SITZ. Personal and Regular Typing . . MISS HARRIET PRUSSING. Counseling. AHA! ONLY THIRTEEN MISTAKES THIS TIME IN A ONE-MINUTE TIMED WRITE! JUBILATES MIKE PERKINS. ■ ISS SHARON SQUIBB. hor Kand II. Socrofarial Of-I ico Practice. Typing. Hi-Crior 13uiin $t Advitor. F$A Advitor . . MR. JOHN RAUN. School Social Worlor. MR. HAROLD TOUPIN. Dit-fributivo Education, Office Education. Future Butinott Loader Advitor. Director Adult Educa Won ... MR. ELLIS TUFVAN-DER. Coumoling. Student Council Advitor. MR. MORRIS COUNSELS JOHN HENRY ABOUT HIS SEN-OR PROGRAM EARLY IN THE YEAR. MIKE PROCTOR WONDERS. • DOCTOR. LAWYER. OR INDIAN CHIEF? AS HE SCANS THE SUPPLY OF OCCUPATIONAL INFORMATION. DEAR ANN LANDERS □ ne of the newest additions to the counseling staff this year is Miss Buckman. Although new, she has added quite a bit to this department, having recently received her Master's degree from Harvard. We now have six full-time counselors working with the students of Hopkins. They are familiar with, and directly concerned with every student who takes time to go and talk to them, and are certainly kept busy with registration, testing, and college applications. Hopkins has a very good reason to be proud of our counseling service in that Mr. Benson has been granted recognition as president of the American School Counselors Association, on both the Minnesota and national level. Business courses range from personal typing to a relatively new course, vocational training. These students attend classes for half of the day and work in the field of their choice during the other half. 25 MR. VERN ARMSTRONG. Oiemntry. Phyjict . . . MR. HAROLD BARTSCH. Plane Geometry, Algebra. MR. TOM BUTTREY. Biology . . . MR. JOHN ERICKSON. Algebra. Plano Geometry. MR. C. M. THIELE. Chemistry . . . MR. RICHARD RYNDERS. Algebra. Shop Math. MR. DONALD ERPELDING Physics. Physical Sdenco. Alga bra, Assistant Advisor Cava MR. DONALD ERP Algebra. Trig and Solid Ge ometry. MR. PAUL HEDBLOM. Biology. Traci Coach ... MR. FLOYD KNUTSON. Geometry. HEY. THESE AMOEBA ARE SURE NEAT. SCREAMS LINDA BROKL TO LAURIE SHELDON. AS A VISITOR TO CHEMISTRY. MR. DE KRUFF ADVISES WENDY SOLBERG ON HER GLASS-BLOWING PROJECT. R. RAY WE1DNER. Chemi . . Biology, Junior Clou Ad-or ... MR. ROGER SO-nNSEN, Accolorotod Math, ig and Solid Geometry Prac-:al Math. Math Department ' airman. MR. ERIE ANDERSON. Go- omotry, Algebra. Sonior Math . . . MR. JAMES WHITNEY. Higher Algebra Sophomoro Clan Advijor. -AN LARUE AND PAT SMITH FIND DRAFTING A PART F THE MATHEMATICAL CURRICULUM. . • -L' : SUCCESS! DAVE HANSON AND DAVE NORD HAVE REACHED THE REQUIRED CONCLUSION IN CHEMISTRY. KEEPING AHEAD OF RUSSIA Dhe Math Department is attempting to meet the demands of the future through an experimental program. Senior Math, introduced this year, is a class designed for those students who have participated in advanced math and have finished trigonometry and solid geometry in their junior years. The students deal with analytical geometry and other advanced principles. Hopkins also hopes to begin a summer program of computer math for interested students. The Science Department began the year with the addition of a new physics instructor. Mr. Erpelding. A second addition is an experimental biology course, B.S.C.S.. taught by Mr. Hed-blom. The observatory, built by Mr. Sauter. who is also advisor of the Astronomy Club, is an invaluable asset to our Science Department. The chemistry department is enjoyinq its second year with the added facilities of the new wing. Through these fields of study. Hopkins endeavors to create an understanding of the many practical mathematical and scientific principles. 27 MRS. ROSE ANDERSEN. Hbmo and Family Living. FHA Advisor . . MR. ROBERT JOHNSON. Physical Education. Sociology. Swim Team Coach. MR. DONALD BUTTS, Mechanical and Architectural Drawing . . . MR. GEORGE KREUTZER. Director of Physical Education for District 274. MR. ALLEN CHADWICK. Graphic Arts, Auto Mechanics . . . MR. NORMAN KRAG-SETH. Physical Education. Assistant Wrestling Coach. Driver's Training. MRS. CAROL DUNHAM. Fashions and Fabrics. Home-ec. Assistant FHA Advitor . . . MISS ANN LAURSEN. Physi-cal Education. Sophomore Class Advisor. GRA Advisor. MR. FRANK OHLY. Auto Me-1 chanics. Electronics. Driver Education . . . MR. RUSSELL MAETZOLD, Physical Educe-1 fion. Director of Athletics. THE BOYS IN THE PRINT SHOP PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN CONTRIBUTING TIME ANO EFFORT TO THE SCHOOL S PUBLICATIONS. ALL RIGHT. YOU GUYS. WHO HAS GOT HIS SHOES? R. RONALD OLSON. Wood-orlinq. 8ascball Coach . . . R. GEORGE REYNOLDS. lysical Education Avsittant isletball Coach. Golf Coach. MR. LAWRENCE SAUTER. Machino Shop. Welding. Foundry, Sheotmotel . . . MISS LORRAINE STEVENSON. Phy5-ical Education, GRA Advlior. NDA BROKL. IN THE HOME EC KITCHENS. WONDERS HEY WON'T MISS JUST ONE. WILL THEY? PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROVIDES A BREAK IN THE DAY FOR SOPHOMORE GIRLS. VIM, VIGOR, VOCATIONS On room 239 are found all natural born cooks planning and preparing many original delicacies. Senior girls are offered a course. Home and Family Living, which includes meal preparation and budget planning. Often the pitter-patter of little feet accompanied by shrill screams can be heard coming from the nursery play school. The boys find excellent technical training in Industrial Arts in the areas of wood products, auto mechanics, architecture, mechanical drawing, metal working, and electronics. Our school's Physical Education department agrees with the present thought that today's living requires strong bodies as well as strong minds. In the fall and spring students are outdoors with field hockey, baseball, soccer, and archery. Through the colder months tumbling, basketball, and volleyball are played as well as swimming, which enhances the appearance of all participating girls. MR. PAUL 8ENGSTON. World History, Aiiistant Football Coach. Wrestling Coach . . . MR. ROBERT HOWELLS. World History, Football Coach Driver Training. MR. EARL BREAULT. Ameri. can Hiitory MR. JAMES JORDAL. Economics Sociology. MR. E. DANIEL ECKBERG. World Hiitory. Economics . . . MR. RICHARD MEINTSMA. Government. Co-advisor $ u-dont Council. MR. ALLAN GODFREY. Amer-ican Hiitory. Geogrophy. Hoc«ey Coach. Assistant Football Coach ... MR. KEN-NETH MERRITT. American History. Driver Training. MR. DEWEY HINDERMAN World History. Sociology. Cav I alier Advitor ... MR. KEN NETH NOVAK. World Hit | fory, BasVetball Coach. JEANNA GYSLER. LINDA WOLLEY. AND MARY DAHLBERG SEARCH FOR THE HIDDEN CONTINENT. 30 7 MR. WILLIAM HOBSON, So clology. World Problems, Aj titfant Hocley Coach . . MR. ROGER PETERSEN. Amor can History. Tennis Coach Driver Training. MR. DONALD HOLCHER, American History. Aavancod Placement History Social Studios Department Chairman . . . MR. FRED STALLEY. Govern-ment, Son lor Class Advisor. WHEE! WHAT FUN! WHAT FUN! MR. STALLEY ALWAYS NEW HE WAS MADE FOR A SQUARE! THE PLUTOCRATIC TRUSTS CONTINUE TO EVOLVE. BUT MIKE HOLMQUIST IS RELIEVED THAT ECONOMICS IS ONLY A SEMESTER COURSE! OUR MEN OF MANY AGES n interesting observation about our Social Studies department is that it is completely staffed by men. Nowhere in this department, from world history to world problems. can a female teacher be found. This department has been very fortunate this past year in that four of the teachers were awarded scholarships for summer study. Mr. Stalley. senior government teacher, studied communism at the American University in Washington. D.C. The Minnesota Council on Economic Education granted fifteen scholarships throughout the state for economic study at the University of Minnesota. Hopkins should be proud of the fact that three of our teachers. Mr. Jordal, Mr. Hobson, and Mr. Ekberg, were awarded these scholarships. Advanced Placement American History is in its fifth year and has become an institution at Hopkins. It has enjoyed such success that plans are being made for an Advanced Placement World History class. 31 MR. JOHN ENGEIBART. Art I. II. Art Department Chairman. Yearbook Advisor . . . MR. CLIFFORD 8RUNZELL, Orchestra Director. MR. JOHN KKtLLWITZ Art I. II. III. Art Club Advisor . . . MR. WALLACE GEARS. Choir I. II. Harmony. MRS. DOROTHY PHELPS. Ar- t I. II, III. Studio Club Advisor . . . MR. JOHN TESAR. Band Director. Harmony. 32 MR. TESAR IS DIRECTING THE BAND: A TRADITION AT HOPKINS ATHLETIC EVENTS. THE SIX MEMBERS OF THE SEXTET DISPLAY THEIR FALL WARDROBE AT THE HOMECOMING VARIETY SHOW. DON DUEFFERT FINDS ARTISTIC CHALLENGE FOR HIS WORK IN THE LANDSCAPE OF HHS. EXPRESSION THROUGH FORM AND RHYTHM Qor expression of creativity Hopkins has excellent Music and Art Departments. The band, under the direction of Mr. John Tesar, performs at pepfests. games, and a series of concerts. Mr. Brunzell is director of the orchestras in our school system. The high school orchestra, in the fourth year of existence, is expanding rapidly in both numbers and activities. The two choirs, with the guidance of Mr. Gears, have added to our assembly programs. These three organizations combined in the sprinq to produce the Broadway musical. South Pacific. The art classes of H.H.S. are designed to stimulate creativity in the student. The three instructors. Mrs. Phelps. Mr. Prellwitz, and Mr. Engel-bart also encourage students to take an interest in art outside of classroom experiences by making field trips and visiting art centers. This year students formed two organizations for further art study. HHS STUDENTS TAKE TIME OFF FROM THEIR STUDIES FOR A TUESDAY NIGHT GAME. SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN Ohe Bird,” burgundy, and the Beatles are just three of the memories of the '63-'64 student body of H.H.S. The largest ever at Hopkins, this body of 1800 students amply filled even the new wing completed the year before. The ever-growing number of sophomores forced the pepfest band onto the gym floor, and increased the number of lunch periods from three to five. The new numbers also brought new trends to H.H.S. Two female class presidents, the IMB poster wall, and two cheerleading squads were introduced. From the wild excitement of the Edina basketball game to the disbelieving silence of Friday, November 22, the many moods at H.H.S. reflect the motion of the ’63-’64 student body. 35 VICE PRESIDENT—GEOFFREY GARWICK. SECRETARY—PAT CONOVER. PRESIDENT—MARK DONICHT. AND TREASURER—RICH VANEK LED US IN OUR SENIOR YEAR THE JUDGES FINALLY RECOGNIZED OUR TALENTS IN THE WINNING HOMECOMING FLOAT OF I9M OH. WHAT A SENIOR WILL DO FOR A GRADE. SAYS MIKE SCHUTZ. WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY. THINK THE SENIOR BOYS AS THEY PREPARE TO OPERATE ON MR. OJALA. QUANTITY BRINGS QUALITY □ou're the post war boom. they warned us. There are more of you, and the competition will be tougher. With this admonition ringing in our ears, the Class of 64 entered HHS. The upper-classmen eyed us fearfully as we poured into the gym for our first pep fest. The halls had seemed inconveniently crowded, but it still came as a shock to find us Sophomores filling almost half the gym. The administration was perplexed over our large numbers. To see that we received the best possible education, they found it necessary to build an addition containing language labs, and new science and business equipment. Besides quantity, our class brought new quality to HHS. Academically, we maintained the longest honor roll list all three years. Twenty-four Seniors completed the first accelerated math program. As Juniors, we astounded the college representatives by our eager attendance at their meetings. In response to the warnings, we took our tests sooner, applied to colleges earlier, and waited for the worst of the predictions to come true. We found that we were able to meet the challenge. All was not studying for our class. We sponsored the April in Paris Prom at the elegant Lafayette Club. As Sophomores and Juniors we worked diligently on our Homecoming floats, but without success. As Seniors, we finally created a winning float worthy of our class. Even without a Christmas tree, we concluded our years at HHS in a triumph of leadership typified by our five Senior basketball starters. GARY AANENSON ... Cav- alien. H-Club. SI! Club. Wrestling LESLIE ADAMS . . . Brigette Leader—Cavalettes. Pep Club. French Club. FTA. Sli Club. Warrior Ed. Staff MILENE ALEXANDER . . . Cavalettes. FTA. Hi-Crier Stoif WARREN ALLEN . . . War . . . Astronomy Club. Cavaliers, Latin Club. Intra. Bas-Letball HALIL ALTAN . . . AFS itu dent from Turley JOSEPH ANDERLA SANDRA ANDERS ... Sam CHARLOTTE ANDERSEN CHARLES ANDERSON . . . Cavalettes , , . Char . . . Cavalettes. FHA. Pep Club CORINNE ANDERSON . . . Cavalettes. Orchestra. Spanish Club DONALD ANDERSON . . . GARY ANDERSON . . . GREGG ANDERSON . . . LINDA ANDERSON . . . MARGARET ANDERSON Don Baseball Tim . . . Cavaliers. Jr. Class Cavalottes. French Club. Council Sli Club. Studont FHA, FSA. Office Assistants. Guide. Football. Hocley Pep Club. Spanish Club. Warrior Bus. Staff KAREN ANDREWS ... Kay . . . Cavolottos. French Club JAN ANGIER . . . Astronomy Club MARCIA ARENKIEL . . . Cavalettes. GRA KAREN ARNESON . . . Cav-alettes. FHA, German Club. SHMIC ANN ARNETT . . . Cavalettes. French Club. Hi-Crier Staff, Lib. Assistants Stage Craft £!ub. SHMIC DOUG ARNOLD DAVID ASPLIN . . . Band. Ski Club, Spanish Club ROSEMARY AUBRECHT . . . ROBERT AULD . . . Bob . . . Rota ... All School Vica Ski Club. Football. Golf President. APS. Cavaletfes. Hi-Crier Staff. Sr. Class Council. Student Council. SHMIC. Transfer from St. Margaret's Academy WARD BAGGER . . . AV. Bond. Debate. Jr. Roterions. Skin Diving Club, Stage Craft Club, Swing Band. Warrior Bus. Stoff. School Plays LAWRENCE BARTLETT . . . Urry . . . AV. Vico president —Folk Music Club, Football. Wrestling. School Play JOSEPH BARTLETT LAUREN BAST . . . 8ut$h . . . Cavaliers—Vice President, Band. Debate. Jr. Ro-tarians. Latin Club—President, Ski Club MAREN ASPELIN . . . Cav- ANTHONY ASPNES . . . alettes. French Club. FTA. Tony ... Besoball Latin Club. Orchestra. Ski Club. Warrior Bus. Staff- SENIORS DALE BASTYR MICHAEL BEATTY . . . Milo . . . Band. Swing Bond. Cavaliers—Secretary, Ski Club ARDIS BECHTHOLD . . Arty . . . FSA HOWARD BENNIS . . Howio . . . Math Club. A-V SUSAN BENSEN . . . Sul . . . . Futuro Businoss Leaden FSA. GRA, Transfer from Orono High BONNIE BENSON ... Jr. Class Council. Pop Club. Student Council. Warrior Business Staff Cavolottos. French Club ROBIN BERGER ... Rob . . . AFS Student Committee. Cavolottos, French Club. FTA, Pep. Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Warriorettes. Director of Pom-Pom girls PATRICIA BERGLUND . . . Pat . . . FTA. Riding Club. Offico Assistants DENNIS BERGMANN . . . Cavaliers. H-Club, Baseball. Football JAMES BERGREN ... Jim . . . Cavaliers. H-Club. Football. Jr. Rotarians ROBERTA BISHOP ... Bob-bi . . . Cavalettei. Choir. Folk Music French Club. Pop Club. Seitotte Stage Craft. Warrior Business Staff GREGORY BITZ . . . Greg . . . Creative Writing Club. Folk Music. H-Club. Warrior Editorial Staff. Baseball, Track Cross Country—Tri-Oopfeln RANDI BJORKLUND . . . Latin Club ELIZABETH BLOOM . . . Ellio . . . Astronomy Club. French Club. Ski Club MARY BOHACH . . . Band —Secrotary. SHMIC KATHLEEN BOLSTER . . . Kathy . . , Cavolottos. FTA. Latin Club. Pep Club, Stage Craft BRADLEY BORSHEIM . . . Brad ... Ski Club. Cross Country. Swimming. Track KATHLEEN BOYLAN . . . Kathi . . . Cavalettes. FHA DAVID BREHMER . . . Dave DARYL BREN . . . Golf. School Play LINDA BROKL ... Art Studio. Cavalettet. Cheerleader Fr. Cl.. Hi-Crior, Pop Cl.— Chm.. Ski Cl.. Stago Craft. Worrior But.. Sfu. Dir. of Play JUDY BROWN . . . JB . . . Cavalettet. Creative Writing CL Debate. Folk Mut., Ger. Cl.—Sec.. Jr. Clatt Coun., Pep Cl., Ski Cl.. Soph. Clatt Coun.. Stagecraft. Student Guide. School Play. RICHARD BROKL . . . Dick . . . Cavaliert. Golf. Spanish Club. Intramural Basketball JAY BROWNELL . . . Bill ... Football BETSY BROOKS . . . Caval-eftes, Library Attisfenfs, Pop Club CARL BROVOLD . . . Band. Cavaliert. Gorman Club. Latin Club. German Award JANIE BROWN . . . Jann . . . Choir. Pep Club. Spanith Club SENIORS ROSSLYN BUTTER . . . Lynn . . Cavalettet French Club —Vico Pres.. FTA. Pep Club. Warrior Editorial Staff ROBERT CAINE ... Bob . . . Cavaliert—Brigade Load-or. H-Club. Jr. Rotariont. Moth Club. Sr. Clatt Coun-ell. Batoball Basketball ONLY ONE COOKIE TO A SAYS SENIOR BARB LEONARD. CUSTOMER. MR. TANGLEN.' DAVID CARLSON . . . Davo . . . Attronomy Club. 8and. Cavelion. Latin Club. Math Cfub. Skin Diving, LAURRIE CARLSON . . . Cavalettei—Brigette Leader, Spanith Club, Stage Craft 41 MILES CARLSON . . . Joe . . . AFS Committee. Choir. Astronomy. Jr. Rotarians. Latin Club. Math Club Student Guide. Cross Country. School Rlay—Student Director Nat. Merit Semi-Finalist DOUGLAS CARROLL JACQUELINE CARSON . . . Jackio . . . FHA, FTA, German Club. Latin Club ROBERT CARY . . . Bob . . . GREG CASHIN Cavaliers, Ski Club. Latin Club. H-Club. Basketball JIM CECKA DIANE CHADDEROON DAVID CHERMACK DARRELL CHERMAK ROLLIN CHILD ... Tom . . . Cavaliers H-Club. Math Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Warrior 8usinoss Staff, Swimming. Junior Achiovomont JUDITH CHRISTENSEN . . . Judy . . . FHA. FSA. GRA. Orchostre. Pop Club DONALD CHRISTIAN . . . Don KATHY CHRISTOPHER . . . Choir, French Club. FTA SUSAN CHRISTOPHER . . . Susio . . . Choir. Ski Club. Warriorottes BARBARA CLARK . . . Barb . . . Cavalottos. Choir. Fronch Club—Vice Pres.. Pep Club. Sr. Class Council. Ski Club— Treasurer. Student Council. School Plays VICKI COHRS ... FSA. DAVID COLE . . . Dave Cavalottos, Latin Club, Pop AV, Skin Diving Club Club. Ski Club GAIL COLVIN . . . Future Business Loodors—Vico Pres.. Vocational Training KEN CLEVELAND . . . AV. Track LOIS CLIFT . . Choir WILLIAM CONARD . . . Debato. Latin Club MARCIA CONN ... Art Studio. Choir. Latin Club. Lib. Awt., Ski Club DALE CONNER . . . Tennii PATRICIA CONOVER . . . See. Sr. Clan. Dobato. Jr. Claw Council. Latin Club. NHS Sac.. Pop Club, Soph.. Sr. Claw Council! CHERYL CORCORAN . . . Cavalettoj. French Club. Pop Club DENNIS CORNIEA ROBERT COURTNAGE . . . Bob . . . Aitronomy Club, Warrior Editorial Staff SENIORS DANIEL COYKENDALL SHARON CRANDALL . . . Art Studio. Band. Cavalottei. French Club. FSA. FTA, Pep Club. Ski Club SENIORS PENNY GAD80IS AND LARRY MOE FEED EACH OTHER THEIR BEST LINES. MARY CRANE ... Ski Club. DEAN CROCKER ... Lab '■reach Club. Cevelettes Ajiistant, Gorman Club 43 CLARENCE CURTIS . . . Curt . . . Astronomy Club. Cavaliers—8 igado Loader. Jr. Glass Council. Student Council, .Boskotboll. DAR History Award HAROLD DAVIDSON . . . Harry ... Hockoy B RICHARD DAHL . . . Dick . . . Choir. Skin Diving Club NANCY DAVIS THOMAS DALLMAN . . . Tom ROBERT DE KRUYFF . . . Bob MARJORIE DALQUIST . . . Marge . . . Band. Latin Club. Orchestra JUDY DE LAITTRE . . . Creative Writing Club. FTA, Latin Club. Pop Club MARSHA DANIELS . . . Miko . . . Art Studio. French Club. Stage Croft. Pep Club. Jr. Closs Council. Senior Homecoming Attendant DAVID DELANEY DONNA DEMLER ... Pep Club. Cavalottes—Brigotte Loador. Choerloador. Ski Club. Choir. French Club. FTA. Soph. Class Council NANCY DENSON ... Pep Club, Covalotlos. French Club. Hi-Crior Staff, Spanish Club—Vico Pros. GARY DENZER KAREN DEVITT ... Pop Club, Covalottos. Student Council. Ski Club. Warrior Business Staff DAVID DIETRICH . . . Davo ... Ski Club. Hockoy 44 HARRY DINWIDDIE . . . H- Club. Football. Wrestling NIKKI Dl VETTE . . . Caval-ettes. Fronch Club. Hi-Crier. Jr. Class Soc.. NHS. Sr. Closs Council. Student Council, Ski Club. All School Soc. DENISE DIVINE . . . Donny . . . AFS Student Committee. Covolettos. Pep Club. French Club—Secretary MARK DONICHT.............. AFS Cornn.-frei,, Choir— P'ai., Cavel'ert. Jr. Class Vico Pret.. NHS—Vice Pros., Sr. Class Pres.. Soos. Class Council, S age C'ott. Student Council. School Ban. Quartet______________ LYNDA DOSS . . . Lynn . . . Art Studio. Pop Club. Caval-ettes. Choir. Folk Music, Cheerleader ! MARGARET DOUGHTY . . . Margo . . . Art Club. Cavol-ettei. French Club, F$A, Hi-Crier—Exchange Editor PATRICIA DUNN ... Pat . . . Cavalotte—8'' jetfe Leader. AF$ Comm.. Cheerleader—Co-Captain, French Club. FTA— Pr«� . and Treat.. Jr. Com Couo-eil. Latin Club. Fee Club— Chairman, Sti Club, Warrior Ed. Stall ELIZABETH DRAGON . Betty Jo . . . Cavalottet— Brigette Loader. French Club. Pep Club DEBORAH DVORAK . . . Bird , . . Warriorottei MARY JEAN DRAW8ERT DWIGHT DROEN . . . Cavalottet, French Club. FTA. Latin Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. Warrior Bui. Staff PAMELA DUNN ... Pam . . . AFS Comm.. Cavalottet —Brigette Leader. Cheerleader. French Club. FTA— Vice Prei.. Jr. Clan Council. Pep Club—Chairman. Ski Club Warrior Ed. Staff SENIORS LEEN DVORAK . . . Butch . . Art Studio. Office Aj-stenti SUSAN DVORAK . . . Sue . . . Art Studio. Hi-Crior. Spanith Club, Stoge Craft. Warrior Buiinotl Staff BIGGEST NON-CONFORMISTS GAYLA KAIBEL AND KENT NERBURN TAKE THE EASY WAY DOWN. ONALD EDGAR . . . SUSAN EDMONDSON . . . Sue . . . Cavalottoi Choir II. FHA-Sec.. SHMIC CHERYL EGERTSON . . . Cavolotte—Brigotte Loodor, Choir—Sec.. French Club, Latin Club. Pop Club, So -lotto. Stogo Craft GREGORY EIDAM . . . Grog . . . H-Club. Cross Country, Track SUZANNE ERICKSON . . . Sue . . . Band. Ski Club. Spanish Club DENNIS FAIRBANK MARVIN FARBER MICHAEL FERRELL . . . Miko TONI FESSLER . . . Choir. Folk Music. Gormon Club, Pep Club JEFF FEUDNER . . . Duoff .. . Cavaliers. Hi-Crior. Football, Studont Guido CAROL FEYEN . . . Band. FTA, Latin Club PATRICIA FINCH ... Pot . . . Cavalettos. Latin Club. NHS, Pep Club. Stage Craft Club RONALD FLYNN ... Ron . . . Band. Swing Band. Track DANIEL FOLEY . . . Dan . . . Band. Cavaliers. Math Club. Numanistics Club. JOSEPH FONTANA . . .Joe LINDA FORGY . . . Lin . . . Cavalettes FHA. Pap Club HAROLD FORPAHL . Horry . . . Audio Visual CANDACE FRANKMAN . . . Candy ... Covalettes, French Club, Latin Club. Pop Club —Choirman. Ski Club. Stage Craft. Warrior Bus. Staff PAM FREDERICK . . Art Studio, Cavolotte. French Club. Pep Club. Ski Club JOHN FRICK . . . Astronomy Club, Lab Assistant SCOn FULLER . . . Baseball. Football STEVEN FURST . . . Stove I . . . Art Studio. Skin Diving I PENNY GADBOIS . . . Cav-alettos. French Club. Jr. Class Council, Pep Club. Ski Club, Soph. Clots Council. Stage Croft. School Play. Junior Homecoming Attendant MARY GEORGE . . . Caval-ottos. NH$. transfer from Guardian Angels TIMOTHY GAGER ... Tim . , . Math Club SUSAN GILBERG ... Sue . . . Choir. German Club. Stago Craft JOHN GAMEC . . . Astron- GEOFFREY GARWICK . . . omy Club. Swimming Aco . . . AFS Comm.. Sr. Clast Vico Pros.. Debate. Jr. Rotarians. Latin Club—Pres.. NHS—Pros.. Orch.—Soc.-Treas.. Studont Council. DAR Award. Modol UN. Int. Club —Treas.. Not. Morit Semi-finalist SENIORS CHARLES GLASSING . . . .ick LINDA GMITRO . . . Caval- SANDY OIE AND WARD BAGGER ARE OUARANTINED FOR •ttes. Choir. Pop Club. Sei- HAVING THE MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH. tett . Warriorettos. SHMIC. Junior Snow Days Atfondont LINDSAY GAUTHIER . . . Linds . . . Cavaletfes. Folic Mutic. Gorman Club, Latin Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. SHMIC )AVID GOLA . . . Davo . . . ROBERT GOOD ... Bob and. Golf 47 GARY GORDON CONSTANCE GULBRAN. SON . . . Connio . . . Art Studio. Astronomy. GRA, Latin Club FREDERICK GRANT Fred WAYNE GYSLAND . . . AFS Student Comm.. All school Pres.. H-Club. Cross Country. Football. Jr. Roterian. NHS. Student Council. Track. Wrestling. Boys State RICHARD GROETSCH . . . Dick . . . Astronomy Club. Audio-Visual, Choir. Ham Radio, Stage Craft JOHN HAGLUND . . . Au- dio-V sual. Math Club. Orchestra DIANE GRONLI . . . Cavat-e tes. Choir. Folk Music. French Club, FTA. NHS. Pop Club. Stage Craft. Warrior Bus. Staff. All school plays JOHN HALLIN . . . Bond. H-Club. Golf. Basketball THOMAS GROSS ... Tom ... Band ROY HALVORSON . . . Cavaliers. H-Club. Baseboll. Basketball, Math Club. Spanish Club. Student Council. Warrior Business Staff PAMELA HANKINSON . . . Pom . . . Covalettes. Pep Club AFS Student to Brazil, transfer from Indiana DENNIS HANSEN JOHN HANSEN . . . Doug KAREN HANSEN BONNIE HANSON . in Club. NHS. YFC . . Let-1 THOMAS HANSON . . . Tom . . . Folk Music—Vice Pres.. Future Businoss Leaders—Trees.. Ski Club. Vocational Training. Hockey SHARON HAPPE ... Hap . . . Band. Covalettes. FHA ELOISE HARFORD . elotfes, Stage Craft . . Cav- JOHN HARRIS . . . Jack . . . Astronomy Club. Skin Diving. DAR History Award RALPH HARRIS . Club. Moth Club, tionel Affairs Club . . Latirl Interna JERI HARTER . . . YFC. DENNIS HARTNECK Warrioroltes LINNEA HASTINGS . . . Choir, Folk Music, Latin Club. Stage Craft. School Plays WILLIAM HAWKINSON... Bill . . . H-Club. Baseball. Cross Country. Football DAVID HAYS . . . Davy . . . H-Club. Golf TEDDY HEATHFIELD ... SIV HEDMAN ... Pop Club. Hoathbomb . . . Football, Cavalotfcs, German Club Wrestling SENIORS NEIL HEDTKE SANDRA HEINEN . . . Sand! MIRROR. MIRROR ON THE WALL. WHO HAS THE PRETTIEST . . . Future Business leaders EYES OF ALL? JUDY LEIGHTON AND CLARENCE CURTIS. Vocational Training OF COURSE. JOHN HELGERUDE . . . JOHN HEMZA . . . Football. Sloeter . . . AFS Studont Golf. Swimming Comm.. Ski Club—Vico Pros.. Cavaliers. Skin Diving Club. Soph. Class Council, Baso-oall. Hockey 49 MARY HENDRICKSON . . . FT A German Club, Pop Club, SH Club CAROL HERRICK . . . Cav-alottes. F$A. Hi-Crier. Pep Club RODNEY HERRICK . . . Creative Writing, Dobate, Latin Club, Orchestra National Merit Semi-finaliit CHARLES HEUSER . . . Chuck • . • Lab Assistant, Orchestra, Swing Band. Swimming DENNIS HEYDA . . . Caval-iers. Debate, Folk Music, H-Club. Hi-Crier KARL HIPP . .. Clyde R08ERT HOCKEL . . , Bob. CAROLE HOFFART Orchestra, Stage Craft. School Plays JUDITH HOLMQUIST MICHAEL HOLMQUIST . . . Milo . . . Band. Baseball. Football. Latin Club. Math Club. Swing Band JEANNETTE HOUSE ..Folk Music. French Club, FHA, FTA. Stage Craft LINDA HOI BY . . . Caval-ettes. French Club, Pep Club —Chairman. Ski Club JANET HOLM . . . Jan . . . Cavalettes, Cheerleaders, French Club. Latin Club— Treas.. Pep Club—Chairman ■ LESLIE HUBER . . . Los . . . Cavalettes. Office Assistant STEPHEN HUFFMAN . . . Stove . . . Band. Germon Club DANIEL HUMENIK ... Dan. JANET HUNT Cavaliers, German. Numenis-tics Club. Ski Club NANCY HUNT . . . Caval-ettos, FTA, German Club. Latin Club, Pep Club. Ski Club PRISCILLA HUNTRESS . . . Pris . . . Cavaliers. Choir. French Club, F$A—Pres., Pep Club BONITA HUTCHINSON... Bonnie . . . Covolottot. FHA. FTA Stago Craft JULIANNE HYLAND . . . Julie . . . Band. Cavalettes. French Gub. FTA Orchestra. Pep Gub. Swing Band 8AR8ARA JACKSON . . . Barb . . . Cavalottes. French-Club FHA. FTA. SHMIC HARRIET JACKSON . . . Hedy . . . Covalettes. Bop Club JUDITH JACOBS . . . Judy . . . Cavalettes Orchestra, Pep Club. Spanish Club. Warrior Bus. Staff ROBERT JACOBS ... Bob . . . H-Club. Football. Wrestling ELAINE JACOBSEN . . . Cevaleftes, FTA Pep Club. Ski Club, Warrior Bus. and Ed. Staffs TERRY JACOBSEN . . . Joko . . . Cross Country, Skin Diving, Track, Wrestling SENIORS WARREN JACOBSEN MARVIN JACOBSON Jake LINDA HOIBY HELPS JAY NANKIVELL MAINTAIN THEIR TITLE OF BIGGEST EATERS. THOMAS JACOBSON . . . H-Gub. Football. Jr. Rotari-ons. Math Club. Tennis NORA JAEGER . . . Pork Chops 51 JANICK . . . Carol . . . Art Studio, Cav-olottoi, Crootivo Writing. Folk Music. FTA, Gorman Club. Hi-Crior, Pop Club. Ski Club. Stogo Craft. Student Guido. Let. Club, Sp. Club, SHMIC. Warrior BARBARA JOHNSON . . . Barbio . . . FSA Futuro Bull-not Loadori. Vocational Trolning ROBERT JASPERSON SANDRA JEWELL . . . Sandy . . . Art Studio. Folk Mutic. FHA. FSA. Ski Club. Voca. ROBERT JENKINS ... Bob ROBERTA JENKINS tional Training ERIC JOHNSON . . . Rick . . . A-V, Covoliort, Choir HAROLD JOHNSON . . . Horry . . . Vocational Training. Hockey JANET JOHNSON ... Jan . . . Band, Latin Club JOHN JOHNSON . . . Johnny . . . Dobate, H-C!ub Lotin Club. Jr. Rotarians. Golf. Dologato to MUNA KRISTIN JOHNSON . . . Kri . . . Cavalettes—Brigotfo Loador. Choorloadort, FTA, Pop Club—Hitt.. Ski Cl.. Fronch Cl.. Stu. Coun.. Soph.. Jr. and Sr. Clan Coun. LEWIS JOHNSON .. . Louie MARY ANN JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON LEE JOHNSON Cavalettes. French Club. Pep Club . . . AFS Studont Cavalier . Debate. Swimming Pat . . . CavaloMot. FSA. FTA. Stogo Craft, Numismatics Club Comm., H-Club. ROBBIN JOHNSON . . . NHS, Debate. Class Council, Stu. Coun.. Jr. Rotarians. Fr. CL. Covoliort—Brigade Ldr., Golf. Btk ball. School Plays. Not. Morit Semi-Finalist ROXANNE JOHNSON . . - VICKI JOHNSON Roxy . . . Pep Club—Vice Pros.. Cavalettes—Brigotfo Leader, French Club, Warrior—Soph, and Jr. Soction, Co-Editor GCENN JOHNSTON . . . NANCY JONES . . . GRA Choir YFC 52 SPENCER JONES . . . Spenco • • • Astronomy Club. Cavoliers, Sr. Class Council. Tenni . Numismotics Club GAYLA KAIBEL . . . Caval-ettos. Dob.no. Soph. Class Council. Spanish Club. Stage Oaft, Warrior Bus. Staff JAMES KALUZNE MARVIN KAMP . . . HiCrior JEANNE JORGENSON . . . Cava lottos WILLIAM JUST . . . Bill Kothy . . . Cavolottos, French Club. NHS. Pap Club. DAR History Award PATRICIA KALMAN ... Pat . . . Art Studio. CavaloMos Choir II. Fronch Club. FHA, Ski Club Warrior Ed. Staff LEI O LANI KAMANO . . . Sue . . . Cavalettos. Fronch Club, Sr. Clots Council. Ski Club. Studont Council. War-riorottos, Pom Pom Girl Junior Snow Doys Attendant ED KASENBERG SENIORS BONNIE HANSON AND GEOFFREY GARWICK WERE VOTED THE MOST INTELLECTUAL OF THE CLASS OF 1964. 53 THOMAS KELLY PATRICIA KELLY ... Pot . . . Cavolottos. FTA, Latin Club NHS. Pop Club. Ski Club. Warrior Bus. Staff DAR History Award JOHN KENYON ... Jay . . . Cavalier—Brigade Load' or. Fronch C'ub Latin Club —Sorgcant ot arms. Baseball, DALE KIHLMAN . . . Sher- mon ... Choir MARY KILGORE . . . Kellie . . . Ski Club. Spanish Club JANICE KIMPTON ... Jan . . . F$A GRA Offlco Assistant RUSSELL KING . . . Russ . . . Astronomy. Gormon Club. Moth Club MICHAEL KISER . . . Mike MICHAEL KLINE . . . Mike . . . Covallors. Orchostra KATHRINE KLOBE . . . Ka- thy . . . AFS Student Comm.. Cavalettos, Fronch Club. FTA Latin Club. Pop Club. Warrior Bus. and Ed. Staff MICHAEL KNIGHT . . . ROBERT KNOERTZER . . . JUDITH KNUDTSON . . . MERRY ANNE KOBER . . . JERRY KRAUTKREMER Mike Bob ... Golf Judy . . . Art Studio. Stage Craft. SHMIC Cavalettos. FHA. FSA. Pop Club. Transfer from Hutchinson. Minnesota 54 PATRICIA KREUSCHER . . . Pot . . . FSA, Spanish Club LUCILLE KUCHERA . . . Lucy ... GRA KENNETH LA CROIX . . . H-Club. Skin Diving. Trock. Wrostllng LINDA LA MERE . . . Lynr� . . . Band. Math Club. Warrior Business Manager BRUCE LAMEYER . . . Little Harry . . . Baseball Football. Hockey JOHN LA ROCHE . . . Mifcr CHRISTINE LARSON . . . JAMES LAU .. . Cavaliers. Cross Country Chris . . . Band. Cavalottos. Hockey. Track French Club MICHAEL LAUSENG . . . Mil© . . . A-V, Football Mary jane la vigne Jani© . . . Choir YOLANDA LE8RA . . . Lan-ni« . . . Art Studio. Caval-©Mot. Folk Music. FHA. Stago Craft DAVID LEE . . Dave . . . Astronomy Club, Cavaliors. Latin Club. Math Club, Numismatics Club. SENIORS CLIFFORD LEEGARD . . . Cliff . . . Astronomy Club. Skin Diving Club JUDITH LEIGHTON . . . BEST DANCERS KRI JOHNSON AND RUSS ZAKARIASEN Judy . . . Cavalottos, FTA, ARE CAUGHT AS THEY TRY A NEW STEP. Latin Club. Pop Club, Senior Homecoming Attondont STEVEN LEMMON . . . Stovo THOMAS LENTZ . . . AFS Student Comm., Caveliers—Brigade Leader. H-Club. Ski Club—Pros.. Baseball. Football BARBARA LEONARD . . . Barb AFS Comm. Cavalettes—P'ei.. Ctae'leader. FTA. Fr. Club. Let. Club—Sec.. NHS. Fee Club— Ctir.. Ski Club. Student Council, Girl's State. O'ch., Ooir— Sec. leader. AH C'au Councils CAROL LESKE . . . Charlio JANET LEWIS . . . Jan . . . . . . Latin Club. Pep Club. GRA. Orchostra Cavalettes, Ski Club, French Club, Stago Craft CORRIE LIM8ECK . . . Cavaliers. H-Club Wrostling CONSTANCE LINDAHL Connie . . . Latin Club, Cavalettes. Warrior Business Staff. Pep Club. Ski Club DONOVAN LINDBERG ROBERT LINDER . . . Binky . . . Art Studio. Rifle Club. Football B. Wrostling B RICHARD LITTLE . . . Dick . . . Debate. Gorman Club. SHMIC. International Affairs Club ROBERT LIVERMORE . . . Jim . , , Astronomy Club H-Club. Sr. Class Council. Stu-dont Council. Football, Wrestling, Track EVA LOPEZ LESLIE LORD . . . FSA Cav alettes. Library Asst. Pop Club, Gloo Club JAMES LORENCE ... Jim . . . Cavaliers. Ski Club LEIGH ANNE LOVE . . . Loigh . . . Choir, Folk Music. Hi-Crior, Library Asst,, Spanish Club—Sec. Stago Craft SANDRA LOVSTAD . . . Sandy .. . Art Studio. Cavalettes. Folk Music. FHA. FSA. Pep Club. Offico Asst.. S ogo Craft. Ski Club art AKUN LUCIER . . n Creative Writing Qub Music. FTA Math Club i°. in Club ‘ ‘®'' CAROL LUNDMARK . . . Art Studio. Pep Club. Coval-ottos. Spanish Club. Ski Club. Stago Craft. Warrior Business Staff. Warrior Art Edi- R08ERT LUDWIG ... Bob . . . Lab Asst.. Math Club. Stage Craft KRISTINE LUNDBERG . . . Kris . . . Fronch Club. GRA. Latin Club. Pop Club. Spanish Club—Sec., Ski Club. Warrior Business Staff ROBERT LUNDQUIST . . . Bob . . . Covaliors. Spanish Club DONALD LUXFORD PATRICIA MACK . . . Pot . . . AFS Studont Comm.. Covolot es Spanish Club. Orchestra, Pop Club. Skin Diving Club, SHMIC PATRICIA MASELI . . . Trijh . . . library Asst,. Cav-alottes. FTA, Pop Club DARREL MAIDMENT . . Jo« . . . Baseball, Football PATRICIA MANTZ . . . Pod- SUSAN MAREK . . . Suo . . . dy . . . Pop Club. Cavalottos. Cavaloftos. FSA, Office Asst. Ski Club SENIORS DAVE MARIETTE . . . Shoul- JAMES MARKS dors . . . A-V. Cavaliers. Ski C'ub. Spanish Club BARB LEONARD AND BUTCH BAST GET CARRIED AWAY WITH THAT PEP WHICH GIVES THEM THE MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT. DENZEL MARTINDALE . . . DARLA MASON . . . Teach- Joe er's Assistant 57 PEGGY MASON . . . NHS, PHILIP MATHERN . . . Phil ROBIN MATSUI . . . FTA, EUGENE MAXWELL Cavoleites. French Club. Warrior Business Staff FTA Stago Craft. Orchestra. Hi-Crier ADRIENNE MAYOR ... Art Studio, Fronch Club. Creative Writing. FTA. Stoge Craft MARY MCDONALD ... Mac . . . Art Studio. GRA. Cav-alottes. Stago Craft. School Piays—Student Director DENNIS McGEE . . . Denny . . . Vocational Training EILEEN McGRANE . . . FHA DAVID McKITTERICK . . . Dave . . . Vocational Train, ing, Football. Cross Country. Track RONALD MELIUS ... Ron . . . Cavalier ROSE MEYER . . . Rosie . . . FSA. Hi-Crier, Library Asst. JUDY MICHAELSEN . . . Mouse . . . Future Business Loaders Vocational Training ROBERT MICKELSEN . . . Bob . . . French Club. Hi-Crier. Math Club. Jr. Ro-tarians. NHS, Sr. Class Council. Baseball. Cross Country HERB MILLER . . . H-Club. Cavaliers. Baskotball B. Swimming. Track. Golf RICHARD MILLER . . . Did . . . H-Club. Baseball, Foot ball 58 MARTINE MITCHELL . . . Folk Music. French Club, FHA, FTA. Transfer from U-High LARRY MOE . . . Latin Club. Cavaliers. Fronch Club. Ski Club. H-Club. Football. Golf. Cross Country DENNIS MOELLER . . . Cavaliers. H-Club. Baseball. Track. Golf STEPHEN MOLINE . . . Steve . , . Astronomy Club, Skin Diving Club. Tonnis. School Plays JOHN MOLYNEAUX . . Cavaliers. H-Club. Skin D!v ing Club. Ski Club. Track Baseball, Cross Country PATRICIA MOORE ... Pat . . . Choir. FTA, Pop Club. Spanish Club. Student Guido. Ski Club MARGIE MOOSE . . . Mooso . . . Cavalotfes. Choir, French Club. Pep Club. Warrior Business Staff. School Plays CHRISTINE MORFORD . . . Chris . . . Cavalettes. Pop Club KYLEEN MORSE . . . Kio . . . Cavalettes, Pep Club. French Club. FSA Library Asst.. Ski Club. Warrior Business Staff KENNETH MORTENSON... Mort . . . Art Studio, Choir. Folk Music. FSA. H-Club. Skin Diving Club. Stage Craft, Track. Wrestling BARBARA MUELLER . . . Barb . . . FHA. FSA. GRA. Vocational Training. Future Business Leaders ROBERT MUEHLBERG . . . Bob . . . Cavaliers SENIORS DAVID MUELLER DONNA MULLENMASTER . . . Multy . . . FHA. FSA. Cavalettes. Pep Club. Spanish Club. Library Asst. HOLLY WILKENS AND ROBBIN JOHNSON GAZE AT PAST AWARDS WHICH POINT TO A FUTURE IN WHICH THEY ARE THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. STEVEN MUNGER . . . Stove . . Vocational Training DENNIS MUNNEKE . . . Donny 59 COLLEEN MURPHY . . . Murph . . . Cavaletfet. Transfer from Lourdes High School. Rochostor. Minnesota KENT NERBURN . . . AF$ Comm.—Treat. . Cavaliers— Prat., Soph. Claw Prat.. H-Club. Jr. Class Council, Jr. Roteriens. Latin C'ub. Sr. Claw Council. Stago Craft. Student Council. School Plays. Intornat. Club VICKI MURPHY . . . GRA JOHN NESS . Swimming . H-Club. JAY NANKIVELL . . . Tank . . . Audio-Visual. Cavaliar . Skin Diving. Football. Swimming, SHMIC—Prat. ROBERT NEUBECK . . . Nou-bor . . . Cavallor . H-Club. Jr. Rotariant. Crow Country —Copt.. Swimming, Track. Wrestling LENN NELSEN . . . Orchos-fro. Spanish Club. Swing Bond, Trantfer from Wash-ington. D.C. CHARLES NILES . . . Chuck . . . Covaliert. Choir—Section Leader, H-Club. Football. Boyl Quartet MARK aliert NELSON LARRY NITZ . . H-Club. Football Cav- Cavaliort. NANCY NORBERG .... AF$ Comm.. Cavalettei—8‘d-ette leader. Choir. French Club FIA Latin Club. NHS. Pro Club—Treasurer—Chairman. Sti C'ub. AFS to Turter, Warrior— $OOh„ Jr. Section—Co-Editor KENNETH NORDSTROM... Caesar . . . Audio-Visual. Vocational Training NANCY NORMAN . . . Cavalettei—Brigetto leador, Choir. French Club RICHARD OAKLEY EILEEN O BRIEN ... Cav alettet. Future Butlnett Lead ors. FSA, Vocational Training CAROL O CHOCKI JAMES O'CONNELL . . . Jim . . . Aitronomy Club, NHS. Spanish Club—Vice Pres.. Student Guide. Oddfellows delegate to New York SANDRA OIE . . . Sandy Cavalettes. Choir. Jr. Class Council, Peo Club. Sr. Clast Council. Sertetfc. SI. Club. Sophomore Cast Council. Spanish Club Soph. Snow Days Attendant. Warrio' But. Staff. Stu-dcnt Council_______________________ CHARLES OLSON . . . CORLISS OLSON ... Corky Ghuck . . . French Club, FTA 60 DAVID OLSON . . . Dave . . Trad. Transfer from Aus- tin. Minn. GREGORY OLSON . . Greg . . . H-Club. Jr. Ro-tarians. NHS. Football. Basketball. Wrestling BARBARA OSADCKY . . . CHAD OSGOOD Barb . . . Cavalettes. Orchestra Pep Club. Ski Club. Transfer from Kirkwood High School. Kirkwood. Missouri KIRSTEN OLSON . . . Kirsti . . . Cavalettes. Choir—Section Leader. Pep Club KATHLEEN O'NEILL . . . Kathy . . . Spanish Club Cavalettes. Pep Club. Hi. Crier Staff. FTA. Creative Writing Club. Warrior Business and Editorial Staff JOANIE ORTENBLAD . . Joan SENIORS ARBARA OSTLUND . . . srb . . . Cavalettes, Fronch jb Ski Club. Stago Craft KARIN OTTERLEI . . . Band Ski Club. Sponish Club THE MOST FEMININE. LINDA GMITRO. PUTS THE PRESSURE ON WAYNE GYSLAND. THE MOST ATHLETIC. MARY OTTO . . . Otto . . . DENNIS PARLE Cavalettes. Choir. FTA. Pep Club, Spanish Club JOHN PAULSON . . . Wrestling JAMES PAVELKA STANLEY PELCL MICHAEL PERKINS . . . Miko . . . AFS Comm., Cov-alier—Brigade Lcador. H-Club. Lab Assistant. Skin Diving. Swimming—Co-Cap- PERRY ... Folk Mu-sic Club, Sfago Craft, School Plays tain GARY PETERS . . . Pot© . . . Latin Club, Math Club. FCGA EILEEN PETERSON . . Pete . . . Cavalottos. FHA, FSA— Scc.-Troas., Pop Club JULIENNE PETERSON Julio . . . AFS Comm.—Vice Pres., Cavaietfes—Brigett© Leader, Choir—Section Leader. French Club-Pres. Clan Council SHS. Ski Club. Warrior Bus. and Ed. Slot- KATHLEEN PETERSON . . . RUSSELL PETERSON . . . Kathy , . . Band, Futuro Bus! Russ . . . Cavalier noss Loaders, Hi-Crior. Vocational Training bles . . . Art Club—Soc.. Football. Hockoy, Bosoball Manager Bern!©. Astronomy ANNA PETRUSKA . . Cov- alette. FHA GRA Library Assistant Bill . . . Cavaliors. German Club. H-Club. Ski Club Skin Diving, Swimming RONALD PETRUSKA Ron MARGARET PLADSEN . . . Margie . . . AFS Comm. Art Studio. Cavalottos, Latin Club. NHS. Pop Club LINDA PLEHAL ... Art Studio. Band. FTA SUSAN PLICE . . . Sue . . . French Club. FTA PATRICIA POGERELY . . I Pat . . . Band, Latin Club | Math Club 62 ROBERT POWELL ... Bob . . Ham Radio Club, Crow Country, Wrestling. Rifle Club STEPHEN PRESCOTT . . . Steve . . . Traci Cross Coun. try MARY PUCK ... Pep Club. Cavalottes BONNIE QUAINTANCE . . . Bonn . . . Spanish Club. Cav-alettes. GRA Pep Club. Sli Club, Warrior Business Staff. SHMIC ROBERT PRESTON ... Bob . . . AFS Student Comm.. Cavaliers. H-Club. Swimming MICHAEL PRICE . . . Mile . . . AFS Student Comm.. Cavaliers—Treasurer. French Club H-Club, Numismatics Club—Pros., SI Club. Swim- MARGARET PROFFITT . . Peg . . . Art Studio. Choir ming. SENIORS ARY RAASCH KATHLEEN RAMEL . . . Kass THE MOST TALENTED. SHAROO THORNE AND MARK DO- . . . FSA Vocational Training NICHT. PREPARE FOR THEIR NEXT PERFORMANCE. iONALD RAMSEY ... Don .. AFS Committee. H-Club. Jr. and Sr. Class Councils. Sli Club. Spanish Club— Treasurer. Hocloy. Tennis PAMELA RASCH ... Pam . . . Cevelettes. Pep Club. Sli Club Spanish Club. Warrior Business Staff, Transfer from Mound High 63 GARY REAGAN . . . Cav- GLENDA REAGOR . . . Cav- GEORGE REICHMAN alien. Basobalt alettes, Pop Club BARBARA RENDAHL . . . Barb . . . Cavalettes. French Club. Pop Club JUDITH RICE . . . Judy . . . Art Studio. Cavalottos. Choir. Latin Club. Stage Craft. YFC-Officor JUDITH RICHTER . . . Judy . . . FHA—Pres.. F$A, GRA CHERYL RISTAU . . . Cherie . . . Cavalettes, Choir. FSA Future Business Lexers. Vocational Training ROBERT ROBERTSON . . . Bob . . . Cavaliers. H-Club Skin Diving Club. Hockey. Cross Country LON ROGNESS . . . A-V EDWIN RUOTSINOJA . Wrestling MICHAEL RYAN JOHN RYBA BRUCE SANDBERG Cross Country JEAN SANDBERG . . . Cav-alottes French Club. Orchestra. Stage Craft REBECCA SANDBERG . . Becky . . . Band. Cavalettes Lab Asst.. Gorman Club Orchestra. YFC—Vice Pros. DIANE SANDON . . . FHA FSA. German Club DAVID SCHAAF ... A-V RICHARD SCHERER . . . Dick . . . Covaliers. Latin Club. Math Club. Soph. Class Council THOMAS SCHERER WILLIAM SCHERER . . Bill PAUL SCHMITZ ... Book . . . Cavalier . H-C!ub. Baseball. Skin Diving. Swimming SUSAN SCHNEE8ERS . . Sue . . . CovaloMot. FHA Pop Club KENNETH SCHOUVILIER • , . Ken . . . Audio-Visual Vocalional Training DENNIS SCHLEIF ELIZABETH SCHMITZ . . Botty . . . Folk Music. F$A CAROL SCHROEDER . . . ALICE SCHUS . . . Al . . . GRA GRA SENIORS GLORIA SCHUNK . . . . GRA MICHAEL SCHUTZ . . . Stoney . . . Cavaliers, H- Club—Sac.. Hi-Crier. Base- ball STEADIEST COUPLE NANCY DENSON AND KEN ZEIK MEET AT HER LOCKER AFTER SCHOOL HOURS. 65 MARY SCULLY .. . GRA DAVID SEAL . . . Dave . . . APS Comm., Debate. Jr. Ro-torians. Latin Club. NHS. Spanish Club NATALIE SELTZ ... Nat . . . Cavalettos. Choir. FTA Pep Club. Ski Club. Warrior Bus. Staff. SHMIC Co-Pret. CLARA SERRANO ... Art Club. French Club, GRA NANCY SERRANO ... Art Club. Spanish Club JUDY SEVERSON . . . Cav- ELLALEE SHAUL . . . El lit WILLIAM SHEATS alettos. Pep Club , . . Band, FTA. Creative Writing Club. Hi-Crier Staff. Swing Band. Majorotfe THOMAS SHEEHAN LAURIE SHELDON . . . Cav- a lottos, Choir—Accomp.. Cheer'eador. NHS. Pep Club —Sec. and Co-Pros., Se«-tette. Ski Club. Fr. Club. Let. Club Warrior Sect! on Hoad. Warriorottes—Studont Dir., Latin Award NORA SHULTZ . . Caval-ottos. Pop Club, French Club PAUL SHIDLA . . . Bond. Ski Club. Vocational Training GARY SHUTE . . . H-Club. Skin Diving Club, Spanish Club, Hockoy A JAMES SHEPHERD SANDRA SILRUM . . . Sandy . . . Cavalettos. French Club. FTA, Pop Club, Ski Club, Warrior Business Staff. SHMIC. School Play ELIZABETH SIMONSON . . . Jane . . . Cavalettos—Secretary. Fronch Club. Latin Club. Pop Club. Soph. Class CeJocil. Student Guide DAVID SIMPSON . . . Davo . . . Lab Asst.. Math Club. Warrior Editorial Staff JAMES SIPPRELL ... Jim . . . Golf. Basketball MARY JO SKEFFINGTON ... Jo .. . Future Businoss Leaders. Vocational Training WILLLAM SKOLD . . . Bill PAUL SLECHTA . . . Cove- li M DENNIS SMITH NICHOLAS SMITH SUSAN SMITH . . . Suo . . . Pop ciub. Sk; ciub WILLIAM SMITH . . . Bill . . . Covaliofi, H-Ciub. Foot-boll, CfOtt Country, Wrej-fling. Track STEVEN SODERLIND . . . DANIEL SOLAND Stovo . . . Covaliart. Gorman Club—Troaiuror H-Club. Lab Asst.. Skin Diving Club Swimming SENIORS ARCHIE STAHR . . . Arch . . . Vocational Training, Hockey. Football DENNIS STARK . . Cava Hers, Tonnit, Basoball Wrestling STEVEN STEINBERG JUDITH STEIRLY . . . Judy . . . NHS Pep Club, Spanish Club—Sec. ond Pros., Warrior Faculty Editor 67 MARY LOU STOCKDALE . . . Cavalettes. FHA, FSA Library Asst., Pop Club FRANK STODOLKA HARRY STIFTER TOMMY SURE ... Tom . . . Cavaliers. Choir. Gorman Club. Traci, FCGA DAVID STORLIE HUGH STRAWN . . . Band. Cavaliors. Spanish Club. Or. chestra. School Plays KURT STREETS . .. Traci DALE STREIMIKES . . . Shorty . . . Covoliors. Astronomy Club. SI! Club. H-Club. Traci, Basketball, Golf, Football GARRY STUSSE . . . Folk Music, Spanish Club. Ski Club. Stage Craft. Rifle Club SUSAN STUTSMAN . . . Suo . . . Cavalottos Choir. Ger. man Club. Jr. Closs Council. Ski Club. Warrior 8usinoss Staff. Hi-C'ior News Editor and Editor-in-Chiof DALE SULANDER . . . Cav-eliors, H-Club. Wrostling GARY SULANDER ... Jr. Rotarians. H-Club, Football Co-Captain BARBARA SULLIVAN . . . Barb . . . Cavalottos. Choir. Numismatics Club Spanish Cub FRED SUSSMAN . . . Fred-dio . . . Choir. School Plays GARY SWANSON ... Gar . . . Cavaliors. Band. Gorman Cub—Pros., Latin Club. Moth Club Hockey. German Award PETRONELLA SWANSON . . . Potcy . . . Pep Club. Cavalottes. Spanish Club. Ski Club. FTA—Sac. ROBERT SWANSON . . . Bob . . . Cavaliers. Cross Country. Swimming. Track SUSAN SWANSON ... Sue . . . AF$ Studont Comm.. CavalcMos. Choir, FHA JAMES SWARTWOOD . . . Jim . . . Ar� Studio. Cavaliers, Hi-Crier. Ski Club. Warrior Photographer and Sports Editor KATHRYN SWASER . . . Kathy . . . FSA. Future Business Loaders. Vocational Training 68 STEPHEN TECHAM . . . Toe . . . H-Club, Wrostling STEVE TENNANT . . . Swimming R08ERT THARINGER . . . Bob . . . AFS Comm., Cova-liors, H-Club. Baseball. Jr. Class Council, Latin Club NH$, Sr. Class Council. Hockey BONNIE THIEIKE ... Bon . . . Cnvalottos, ESA. Library Assistant, Pop Club. Ski Club JOHN THIEWES . . . Audio-Visual. Covaliors. H-Club, Basoball. Skin Diving, Spanish Club. Student Guido. Hockoy ROBERT THOMAS BEVERLY THOMSON Bov SENIORS DAVID THOMPSON . . . JANET TOBIAS . . . Jan . . . Davo . . . Cavaliers, H-Club, Cavalottos, FHA. SHMIC Latin Club, Hockoy, School Ploy READY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTION. 8ARB LEONARD AND BOB THARINGER DISPLAY THE ZEAL WHICH MAKES THEM THE TEACHER S FAVORITES. 69 TRUDY TRUDE . . . Band. Folk Music. Futuro Business loader . FSA Hi-Crior. Spanish Club. Orchestra CORRINE TYREE . . . Band. Fronch Club FHA. Hi-Crior. SHMIC ROBERT UEECK . . . Hubert CYNTHIA VANCE . . . Cindy .. . Art Studio Caval-ottes, French Club RICHARD VANEK . . . Rich . . . Cavalier—Brigodo Leader, Jr. and Sr. Clast Treasurer. Choir. Soph. Class Council. Boskotball EILEEN VESELY . . . Caval-ertes FTA. Hi-Crier. Pep dub. Spanish Club. Stage Craft, Warrior But. Staff LOWELL VICKERMAN . Bun JOAN VOLDEN . . . Caval-ottos French Club FTA. Pep Club. Ski Club CHRYSANNE VOLIMER . . . Chryt . . . transfer from St. Louis Pari EDITH WALKER . . . Carol . . . Cavalettes. Choir. Hi-Crier. Pep Club. Latin Club CLAUDIA WALLING . . . transfer from Anoka ZONA WARD . . . AFS Student Comm., Art Studio. Cavalettes. French Club FTA. Pep Club, Ski Club Stage Craft CYNTHIA WAREING . . . Cindy . . . Cavalettes Fronch Club. NHS. Pep Club—co-Pres., Soph. Clast Council. Warrior Bus. and Ed. Staff. Soph. Homecoming Attendant, Natl. Merit semi-finalist KATHLEEN WATERMAN . . . Kofhio - - - Cavalettes. French Club. FTA, Latin Club, NHS. Orchestra ELAINE WATSON . . . Lain . . . Cavalettes. FHA. FTA. 1 GRA Pep Club. Stage Croft 1 Club ANDY WEBSTER . . . Web . . . Covoliors MARIAN WEIDNER . . . FSA, German Club, Pop Club STEPHEN WEISER . . . Steve . .. Cavaliors JON WELCH . . . Baseball. Lab Assistant KATHRYN WELO JOHN WENZEL . . . Football OENNIS WERNER - - Den- Choir—Section Lead- JEANNE WENDELL . . . Aft S-udio. Band. CavalaUav Pep dub. Stage Craft SHMlC. Warrior Editorial Staff JEANETTE WESTLING . . • Band. Choir Spanish Cub Drum Majorotto JERRY WESTLING . . Band. Latin Club. Swing Band Director. Preiident of Band CHARLES WIGDAHL . - Chuck ... Track. C,oM Country HOLLY WILKKENS . . . AFS Comm.. Cavolettos—Brigette Leader. FTA. NHS. Ski Club. Pep Club—Chairman. Jr. Class Council. Warrior Section Hoad. Fr. Club. Lot. Club. DAR Award. Latin Award. Nat. Merit Semi-Finalist JOHN WILKENS ... Nil . . . H-Club, Basoball A Basketball A SENIORS SENIOR UPS AND DOWNS ARE FELT 8Y SENIORS CHRIS MORFORD AND ELAINE JACOBSEN. JAMES WILKINSON . . . Jim ... Choir BEVERLY WILLIAMS . . . Bov . . . French Club. GRA -Pres. CAROL WILLIAMS . . . Willis .. . Cavelettes. Spanish Club JAMES WILLIAMS . . . Gridder . . . Sand, H-Club. NHS, Jr, Rotarions. Swing Band, Baseball, Baskotball. Football LINOA WILLIAMS . . . Arl Studio, Spanish Club—Vice Pros., Warrior 9us. Staff, Senior Homocoming Quoon MARY LOU WILLIAMS . . . GREGORY WILSON . . . Coe Coe . . . ESA. Pop Club Grog . . . Band. Cavel.ers. FCGA, Math Club. Ski Club —Vico Pros., .Swing Band PENNY WILSON LINDA WINKELMAN . . . Wink . . . Art Studio, Bond, Folk Music MARLA WINTERMANTEL . . , Cavalettos—Brigotto Loader, Choir Trees.. Fronch Club. Sostotto. Warrior Bus. Staff ALLAN WONDRA . . . Al . . . Lob Assistant SUSAN WOOD . . . $u® . . . Cavalettos. French Club. F$A—V. Pres., Pop Club GERALD WYNKOOP NANCY WOODARD . . . Cavalottos—Brigotto Loador. AFS Siudont Comm.. Pop Club—Chairman, Spanish Club, Warrior Ed. Staff MARGARET WYNKOOP . Peggy JACQUELYN ZAK . . . Jackie .. . Art Studio. Futuro Business Loaders—Sec., FHA. FSA JUDITH YOUNG . . . Judy . . . AFS Student Comm.. Cavalettos. French Club. FTA SENIORS NOT PICTURED DOUGLAS BLAKE LEONARD ERICKSON CARL FORDAHL ROBERT GARDNER DAVID HABERLACH JAMES HILLA MARK KOZEL JERRY NELSON COLLYN OLSEN NANCY OLSON WALTER REINSTRA CRAIG ROTH JAMES SKEFFINGTON TERRY SMITH THOMAS STILES JAMES STROSCHEIN SHARON THORNE CAROL WARREN 72 RUSSELL ZAKARIASEN . . . Run . . . Choir. Track. Basketball KENNETH ZEIK ... Kao . . . Choir. H-Club. Football, Hockoy. Boys Quartet JOHN ZIMMERMAN . . . Audio-Visual. H-CIub. Numismatics Club, Wrestling LEE ANN ZIPOY ... Lao . . . Future Business Leaders. FSA, Pep Club. Vocational Training LOIS ZUCKMAN . . . Lorrie GARY ZWEIG • . . Cavalettos. Latin Club. Orchestra. Spanish Club JOHN ZIEGENHAGEN . . . AFS Comm.. Cavaliers. Soph. Vice Pres.. Jr. Pros.. Sr. Class Council. Studont Council. German Club. H-Club— Pros.. NHS—Trees., Jr. Ro-tarians. Skin Diving Swimming co-cept. SHERRY ZIEMER . . . Sher . . . Art Club. FTA. Gorman Club. Orchestra. Warrior Bus. Staff SENIORS KATHY KLOBE SWOONS AT GEOFFREY GARWICKS RENDITION OF ONE LAST KISS AT THE HOMECOMING VARIETY SHOW. SENIOR CALENDAR JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM APRIL 25 SPRING PLAY APRIL 14 SENIOR SKIP DAY MAY 22 baccalaureate MAY 31 COMMENCEMENT JUNE 3 SENIOR BREAKFAST JUNE 4 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ARE JIM MARTINSON—TREASURER. NOELL NELSON—PRESIDENT. NORMA DONALDSON—SECRETARY. AND DAVE NORD— VICE PRESIDENT. PRINCESS CHRIS HANNING RIDES IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE WITH HER ESCORT DAVE NORD JUNIORS KEEP SCHOOL JUMPING e Juniors have not only kept busy with our academic work in Senior High, but _____ we have been jumping because of extracurricular activities. Our Homecorning attendant was Chris Hanning when we played Hopkins' traditional rival St. Louis Park. As the Junior cheerleaders Lynne Sheets. Janice Guentzel. Marge Quackenbush, and Dennis Honigs, cheered on the team, we found to our dismay that the Junior float had lost in competition. We had thought the slogan alone. Bushwhack the Parkers' would secure the title for our class, but we learned that the rumor about Senior priority was true. During the year, the class council led by Noell Nelson—President, Dave Nord—Vice President. Norma Donaldson—Secretary, and Jim Martinson—Treasurer, devised new projects to make our Junior-Senior Prom the best and least expensive ever. 74 GARY BRUCE BEVERLY MIKE LINDA MARK RUSSELL ABRAHAMSON AJAX ALEXANDER ALEXANDER ANDERSON ANDERSON ANTHONY NICHOLAS SUSAN RICHARD VICKI KATHIE GREG STEVEN ARMSTRONG AUBRECHT AXEL BADALDI BAER BAKEBERG BARLOW BARB DIANE MICHAEL CHRIS MARK MIKE RANDY BASTYR BASTYR BAUMGARDT 8AUMHOFER BEHRENS BENDELL BERG JANE CONNIE WILLIAM SALLY JANET DOUGLAS MARGARET BERLAND BIEL 8IERBAUM BLACK BLAHA BLAKE BLOOMBERG THOMAS HOLLY ARBOGAST ARMSTRONG PAULINE GARY BARRETT BAST MARK JERRY BERGER BERGIN DEVENY LINDA BODINE BOESE JUNIORS PAUL BOHLIG JEAN BOUNDS JOHAN BREKHUS CORLISS 8URANDT GREG BOHRER ROXIE BOWERS DARLENE BROBERG VINCENT BURNHART JOAN JUDY SHARON BOLITHO BOLITHO BORGMANN LINDA DAVID THOMAS BOYDEN BRANDENBURGER BREDESON MICHAEL JANIE AIMEE BROBERG BROWN BRYNILDSON JAMES RUSSELL JOHN CAINE CAMP CARDWELL NOELL NELSON AND LYNN ZIMMERMAN GET HORACE READY TO BUSHWHACK THE PARKERS JEFF CARLSON TIM CLIFT MARY OAHLBERG PETER J. DAVIS LANCE CARLSON ALAYNE COLE RICHARO DAHLIN DARLENE DAWSON MIKE PAT CARLSTON CARSTENS DAN PAT COMER CONNOR ROGER JAMES DALLMAN DAU CAROLYN JUDY DAY DELLES WARREN CHARLOTTE CHRISTENSON CHRISTIAN JANE JANICE COOK COOPER JANIE LINDA DAVID DAVIDGE NATALIE BARBARA DELUE DEROSIER NATHAN CAROL CHURCHILL CICCHESE JERRY PAT CORRIE CROMER CHARLENE SUSAN DAVIDSON DAVIDSON CYRIL DONNA DE VRIES DICKEY BRUCE CLAPP DAVID CROSS PETER D. DAVIS LINDA DIEKMAN YVONNE NORMA ANN DONAIS DONALDSON DOUGLAS TIMOTHY JAMES BYRON DUNPHY DYSART EAVES CHRIS KENNETH RICHARD ERICKSON ERICKSON ERICKSON KAREN SUSAN RONALD FELDER FISHER FIX DAN DOUGLAS JO ANN ECKERLEY SUSAN ERICKSON JOHN FLEMING LARRY DUCKERT GINGER EDESKUTY RICHARD EVANS LOREN FLOREY JACK DU DA RONALD EGGE HOWARD ESKURI MARY FORPAHL DONALD DUEFFERT LAURALEE ELNES RICHARD EWALD CHRIS FOWLER DONALD SANDY DUNN DUNN KATHY CAROLE ENG ERICKSON LEROY RICHARD FAR8ER FARGO LINDA KAREN FOX FRANKE 76 JOHN ELDON PAM SAUY FRANZEN FREDEAN FREEMAN FREER MARVIN TOM JOE DALE GASPER GEER GEORGES GERDIN SUSAN CAROL ELIZABETH STANLEY GOLL GOOD GORSHI GOSSARD JANICE SHIRLEY CHUCK JEANNA GUENTZEL GUMMOW GUSTAFSON GYSLER DEANNA JIM FULKERSON GAGNER DAVID GREG SESS GIBSON LINDA PAMELA GRAFFUNDER GRAVES JEAN ELAINE HAGEN HAGMAN GEORGE LINDA PAT GALVIN GALSKI GARDNER TED BARBARA LYNNE GILBERT GJLBERTSON GLIGOR FRANK JIM SANDRA GREAMBA GRIFFITH GRONES RENEE CANDY JONI HAGMAN HALL HALL PAM HALL CHRIS HANNING ROGER HANSON STEPHEN HARRIS MARY NANCY HALLER HALVORSON BARBARA DAVE HANSON HANSON LAUREL DON HARDACKER HARJU JIM MICHEL HARTER HARVEY DAN HANCOCK LYN HANSON GARY HARJU ARNETTE HAUG ROBERT HANEY LYNNETTE HANSON ROBERT HARRIS BRIAN HAWKINS LYNN SHEETS PONDERS THE OUTCOME OF THE GAME. V KATHY HAYES JACK HENDRICKSON MARCIA HJERMSTAD SUSAN HOPPER MICHAEL HAZLETT AUDREY HENKEL MICHAEL HLAVAC LEONARD HORVATH SANDRA HAZUKA NANCY HENRETTA NANCY HODGES STEVEN HOWARD DIANNE PATTI PAT HED HEDIN HEIMKE JOHN LEONARD DEE HENRY HERMANSON HESS LINDA BARB JIM HOFFART HOGANSON HOLM JANIS NANCY NANCY HOUSTON HROMADKO HROMATKA TOM HEINO DAVID HICKMAN DICK HOLTZMAN CLAUDIA HUBBARD NORMAN HEISSEL STEVE HIGGINS DENNIS HONIGS SUSAN CARLA HENDRICKSON RICHARD HILLE BARBARA HOOPER JIM HUIBREGTSE HUNT CRAIG TOM HUTCHINSON HUTSON JULIE STANLEY JACOBSON JACOBSON JOYCE JUDITH JOHNSON JOHNSON SONNY SUZANNE JOHNSON JOHNSON GREG BARBARA SANDRA HYER INGMUNDSON IRGENS VICKI ALAN CAROL JENSEN JESPERSON JEWETT JULIE LINDA MICHELE JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON TERRY LLOYD PHIL JOHNSON JORGENSON JORGENSON HAL IVERSON CAROL JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON MARY JOSEFSON LANETTF IVERSON DAVE JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON DOUGLAS JULSEN TRUDE JACOBS GARY JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON NANCY KANE LYNN JACOBSEN JIM JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON KEITH KEESLING 78 CASSY KELLY KEITH KOSTIAL JOHN LANGBEHN GARY LAWRENCE BRUCE KENDALL MARGIE KRAUSE GREGG LARSON JUDY LECKEY GARY KING JAN KREMINSKI KENNETH LARSON ALWOOD LEE KEITH KING STEVE KRIZ LINDA LARSON TERRY LEHMAN KAREN KISTNER DIANNE KRUEGER SUSAN LARSON GENE LEHMBECKER CARL ROBERT KLEIN KLOBE RENA LINDA KUNZE KUTCHER WILLIAM WOODY LARSON LARSON LYNN JIM LEININGER LEMKE ROBERT KNIGHT TOM LAHRE JEANNE LARUE JIM LEMMER DIANE KNOERTZER JOHN LANDGRAF JACKIE LAVIGNE DAVID LEVY ANNE LINDAHL ARNOLD LINDHOLM DAVID LINDVALL PEGGY LOVETT JEFF LINDAHL PATRICIA LINDMAN VICKY LISSICK GENEVIEVE LUBBERS DOUGLAS LIND8ERG CRISTIN LINDSTROM DON LITFIN DAVE LUNDBERG GARY LINDGREN GAIL LINDSTROM DEANNA LOCKWOOD GARRY LUNDSTROM JUNIOR SOPHISTICATES MEDITATE OVER WORLD SHAKING PROBLEMS AT THE HOMECOMING DANCE. 79 terry LUTTER GARY MARKS NANCY MCCLELLAN NANCY MILLER DAVE NANCY JIM LYMBURNER MADDOX MAETZOLD JOHN JIM PAUL MARTINEK MARTINSON MARTINSON TODD RANDY TOM MCCONNELL MCCURRY MCGOVERN MARY MARLENE MARY MINDRUM MINER MOHR8ACHER JIM MAGNUSON GEORGE MARVIN MARY MCVICKER JANIS MOORHEAD KAREN MAKI DOREE MASER RICHARD METZ ARDUS MORGAN MIKE MAKOUSKY TOM MARCY JIM MEYER LEO MORGAN MIKE MANION DAVID MATHESON KATHY MICHELINE RICHARD MORRIS KAY MANNES LYNDA MATTISON JUDY MIHALKO JOANNE MORRISSETTE KYLE MORSE NOELL NELSON BARB NOVY BARB OLSON FRANK MOZIS PAM NESSETH STEVE NUNNINK JEROME OLSON MIKE MUNSON GARY NEUBAUER DIANE NYGAARD LINDA OLSON JEROME MURPHY SUE NEWCOMB DOUGLAS NYGREN MICHAEL OLSON SARAH MURPHY RON NEWSTROM DALE ODEN PAMELA E. OLSON DEB8Y MURRAY TOM NOLDEN KAYE O'HERON PAMELA J. OLSON SANDRA NELSON DAVID NORD FLOYD OHLSON RANDY PAGE DAN NELSON NANCY NORMAN STEPHEN OLEARY JOHN PATTERSON DAVID NELSON TOM NORMAN CALVIN OLSEN GREGORY PAUL 80 LAUNA KRIS LINDA PAULSON PAWLAK PEARSON DAVID HARLUN LINDA MAE PETERSON PETERSON PETERSON JAYNE MARY LINDA POTRAMENT POYTHRESS PRATT MARY SANDRA SHIRLEEN RAHN RAGOVSKIS RAMSDEN DONNA PELCL LINDA MARIE PETERSON SANDY PREGLER LANCE RASMUSSEN MIKE PAM BRAD PEPPLE PETERSBURG PETERSON BETTEJO DAVID MARY PFEIFER PFEILER PFEILER JAY PENNY MIKE PRESCOTT PRICE PROCTER JACKIE BILL DON REAGOR RICE RICHTER BRIAN PETERSON PEGGY PIEPHO CRAIG PUTNAM JIM RICHTER CAROL PETERSON JILL POLLACK SUSAN QUINN MICHELE RISTAU CHARLES RIX KIM ROOD FRANK D. ROWE NANCY SANDERS DAVID ROBILLARD LIZ ROOD RUTA RUMPE STEVE SAVAGE FRED ROE MARY ROOD RICHARD RUZIN MARVIN SCHAAK JUDY ROHE PETER ROTH PAT RYAN BARBARA SCHAEFBAUER MARK ROLLINS DONALD G. ROWE SUSAN SANDEFUR GARY SCHLIEF FOLLOW THE LEADER. CLYDE. GERALDINE SECK SUZANNE SHISH EDWARD SMITH OWEN SORENSON JIM CONNIE GEORGINE SCOn SCHWANTES SCHULZE KATHRYN DAVID LYNNE SHERWICK SHENKYR SHEETS DAN W. DAN R. JIM SMITH SMITH SMERDON KAREN CINDY WENDY SORENSON SOMMERS SOLBERG RONALD SCHULTZ MARY SHEEHAN DAVE SLITER STEPHEN SMITH JOHN SCHULTZ DON SHAW CHARLES SKLADER PATRICIA SMITH ELIZABETH ROGER JAMES SCHNEIDER SCHROEDER SCHMID DAN BOB NANCY SHAUL SESTER SELNESS MARILYN DALE MARY SIPPRELL SIMPSON SIEGEL LINDA KAREN GENE SMITH SMITH SMITH LINDA MICHELLE LOUIS STECKLER STANFIELD STANCARI DIANE DAVID MIKE SWANSON SWANSON SUNDQUIST LINDA JOHN BOB TESSMER TELKE TECHAM GEORGE PAT KATHLEEN TURNER TUEL TROW SUSAN BRIAN HENRY STALLCOP SPRINGER SPOTT PAUL MARVIN MARCENE SULLWOLD STRACHOTA STRACHOTA DON JOLEEN GREGG TALLMAN SYDNESS SWENSSON TOM JOHN PAUL TROUTEN THOTLAND THOMPSON DENNIS SPECKEN ROLF STOYLEN EILEEN SWEET CLYDE THOMPSON JERRY SOULE JON STILES OOUGLAS SWEET LINDA THIMSEN KAREN SORRICK GARY STEINBACH RON SWANSON HILLYER THAYER 82 STEVE VICKERMAN KIM WARNER JACKIE ROBERTA WIESE WILSON BRUCE JEAN CHERYL VER STEEG VAN VALKENBURG VANEK LINDA TERRY PAM WARD WALTON WALSH CHERYL JANET STEVE WESTLUND WESTLING WESTERBERG JIM G. JIM A. DIAN WILSON WILSON WILSON PHILLIP ULKU DAVE WALSH PETER WERNESS SUE WILLIAMS MARK UHERKA KEITH WALKER SANDY WELCH CHERYL WILLMAN DIANA TYREE STEPHEN VOLLMER NANCY WELCH PEGGY WILLIAMS DONNA TUSCANY JIM VOGEL TED WEBBER SUZANNE WILDE SANDY TURNER DARLENE VICURN DOUGLAS WATERMAN KATHY WIGGINS JULIE WINTERS B08 YERXA LORNA ZEUG KURT ZUPPKE JANICE WINTER PAM WORDEN MARILEE ZEHR LYNN ZIMMERMAN ALAN WINDSOR LINDA WOOLLEY AL ZDRAZIL LINDA ZIEGLER DELORES WINKLER JOHN WITTGRAF NANCY ZANDAROSKI KATHY ZIEGLER OH. YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL. YOU GREAT BIG BEAUTIFUL DOLL. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ARE RANDY KEHR—VICE PRESIDENT. KATHY OINWIDDIE—PRESIDENT. SCOTT EDDY—TREASURER. AND SKIP BROWN-SECRETARY. SOPHOMORE HOMECOMING ATTENDANT LYNDA LEE IS ESCORTED BY RANDY KEHR. SOPHS TAKE ROUTE 66 i Mhis was the year we finally entered fa-! , ! I mous Hopkins High School. Our cheer-IH leaders Kay Gustafson, Claudia Meckola, Patsy Hovinen, Lynda Lee, Bonnie Myers, Chari Dawson, and Mary Maclear transformed our class yell from an embarrassed murmur to a deafening roar. Our class officers, Kathy Din-widdie, Randy Kehr, Scott Eddy, and Skip Brown, developed into the fine leaders we knew they would. Lynda Lee, our homecoming attendant, and her escort Randy Kehr, set excellent examples of the poise and outgoing personality that are a part of our reputation. Most of us joined some extracurricular activity such as sports, language club, debate, pep club, or any of the many others. No longer to be the underdogs, we can look back with relief on this, our trying sophomore year. 84 STEVE LYNNE AANENSON ABRAMSON DIANE HENNING ANDERSON ANDERSON LINDA JOHN BALDUS BANG CHRIS CINDY BENDELL BENGTSON CINDY ADELMAN B°anderson ALLEN BARNES LYNNETTE BENHARDUS MARTI JO AHLSTROM STEVE ANDERSON KATHY BARNES DIANE BENNETT TRACY ROGER ALCOTT ALLEN BEVERLY JANICE ANTHONY APPLE SUSAN RHONDA BARNETT BARTLETT PETER SALLY BERGAN 6ERGQUIST KRISTY ALLISON BILL ARBOGAST MARY BAUMAN STEVE BERLIN ROGER AMUNDSON LE ROY BAER JANET BEHMER GUY BERRY ALLEN ANDERSON LINDA BAIRD BONNIE BEINKE PETER BERZINS CRAIG ANDERSON STEVE BAIRD BELLE BELGARDE PAM BITZ RONALD ANN BLAKE BOHMBACH DIANE BRENDA BRADFORD BREKHUS TOM F. SKIP BROKL BROWN FRED TOM BUSCH CALHOUN MARY JANET BOLTMAN BONKOWSKE FERN KATHRYN BREN BRENNA NANCY JOHN BRUDEVOLD BRUNZELL LORNA LES CALL CAMPBELL ROBERT BOYLAN BARB BRODIE BONNIE BUCK JACK CARLSON BARB BOYSON TOM BROKL GEORGE BURNHART SANDRA CARLSON SOPHOMORE FLOAT SWINGS OUT WITH THE ST. LOUIS BLUES. 85 LINDA CARSON TERRY CLARK KATHY CORL JEAN DAILEY TOM CARY SHERRY CODY JIM CORY MARK DALQUIST DAVID CASMER DIANE COLBY JIM COYKEN- DALL CINDY DALZELL RAY CENFIELO CURT COLE BARB CRAIG YVONNE DANDU- RAND GINNY CERMAK PENNY COMER GREG CRANDALL CATHY DAVIS CONNIE CHADDER- DON LINDA COMFORT TOM CRANE STEVE DAVIS JIM CHRISTEN- SEN CATHY CONN NORMAN CROONEN- BERGHS CHARL DAWSON HAROLD CHRISTIAN. SON JIM CONNER BARB CUNNING- HAM DALE DEARSTYNE DENNIS CHRIST- OPHER CANDY CONNORS CHARLES CUSHMAN DON DEARSTYNE LINDA CLAPPER BILL CORBIN NANCY DAHL-HEIM RENY DE GHETTO JIM BERNADETTE TOM DENHAM DEROSIER DEVITT SUSAN GWEN CHERYL DORSEY DRAGON DRAKE DIANA MARK SCOTT DVORAK EARLE EBERT SUE JUDY BOB ENGSTROM ERICKSON ERICKSON JIM MIKE DICKERSON DICKEY CAROLYN HANSINA DREBENSTEDT DRESSER scon BRAD EDDY EGGEN ROGER STEVE ERICKSON ERICKSON KATHY RITA DINWIDDIE DITTMAR JEFF JIM DUBAY DUNCAN CURT VALERIE EMERSON EMERSON MARGARET KEN ESS EWALD RUSSELL MARY DITTMAR DITTMER LINDA DEBBIE DUNDAS DUNKLER WILLIS JOHN ENDSLEY ENGER KEN VICKIE FARBER FELLOWS CINDY DOLMSETH JACK DUROSE MIKE ENGLAR LE ANNE FETZEK STEVE FLA MM RON GABRIETSON CHARLES GORMAN JEAN GROVER LINDA FLEET JENNIFER GARWICK GAIL GOULETT MARV GRUSSING MIKE FOGARTY NANCY GEIGER RITA GRABOWSKI DALE GUILLE BARB FOLWARKOW KAREN GELLERSTEDT ROBERT GRAVES DAVE GUILLE ALLEN FORBES MARTHA GEORGE PAULA GREAMBA KAY GUSTOFSON JIM GERALD FORD FORPAHL EUGENE JUDY GERDESMEIER GILBERT NORMA SHARON GRENKE GRIER STEVE JENNIFER HACKETT HAGEN RICHARD CRAIG FOX FREEMAN BARB KATHY GLOSSING GLYNN LINDA ROBERT GRISWOLD GROETSCH LINDA LINDA HALLQUIST HALVORSON JACQUE FRENCH JOANNE GOEDE DON GRONLI BARB HAMIL- TON OlANN HAMLIN SHARON HANSMANN IRA HAPPE JANELL HASTINGS JANET KEITH KATHLEEN HANEY HANKINSON HANLIN ELIZABETH EVELYN LARRY HANSON HANSON HANSON LYNNE KATHY VANCE HARDACKER HARRINGTON HARTMAN STEVE JOHN PEGGY HAUER HAYES HAYES BOB HANNING RON HANSON GEORGE HARVEY DALE HEDSTRAND KATHY HANSON JOHN HANZALIK HARRY HASKIN KAREN HEDING SO-PHO-MORES! PLEADS BONNIE MYERS, B-SQUAD CHEERLEADER. 87 PEARL OAN HELMER HENDERSON HELEN DAVE HOLDEN HOLLAND VALERIE JOHN HREHA HROMATKA LINDA SUSAN IRSENS JACKLEY SHIRLEY HENDRICKSON SHERIDA HOOKE MARSHA HUBBARD CHRISTINE JACOBSEN JANE HENDRIX GEORGE HOOVER MARJORIE HUBER MARK JACOBSEN LINDA MARILYN HERMSEN HIGGINS PAUL PATSY HORGEN HOVINEN SANDRA STEVE HUEBNER HUMENIK DUANE ROBERT JACOBSON JACOBSON WAYNE HILGERS GARY HORTON DIANE HURRY JAY JAFFEE CRAIG HILL MARY HORTON GAYE HURTIG GEORGE JAQUITH DAVE HJORTH ALFRED HOUSE CINDEE ILLIES CAROL JENSEN GALE HODNEY GEORGE HOUSENGA SONJA INGMUNDSON LINDA JENSEN JAMES JEPPESON OWEN JOHNSON CATHY KAASA PATRICIA KENASTON BARB BRUCE CHRISTINE JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON PAUL RUSSELL SUSAN JOHNSON JOHNSON JOHNSON KIRSTER JAMES BILL KAASA KADLEC KAISOR TIM PAUL RICHARD KELLY KIHLMAN KIRKEEIDE DIANA DIANE JOHNSON JOHNSON SUSAN VICKI JOHNSON JOHNSON JEANNE JEAN KANE KARTAK MARK JOHN KISTNER KLUGE KAREN JOHNSON DENNIS JOUPPE RANDY KEHR DAVID KNAPP LUANN JOHNSON WILLIAM JOYNES TERRY KEIFFER BUD KNEIP MARY JOHNSON KATHY JUBENVILLE JERRY KELLEY ED KNUDTSON MARK KNUTSON NANCY LARSON CORINNE LEININGER JOHN LIVERMORE 88 TRUDY DAVID ROGER DIANE KOTILA KRAL KREUGER KUENZEL VIRGINIA LINDA PETER JULIE LARSON LAUREL LAUGONG LA VIGNE GAIL MIKE CATHY JILL LEMKE LEMMER LEMMON LEWIS KAREN ARTHUR MARY BONNIE LOFGREN LOPEZ LUBBERS LUCAS MARSHA WILLIAM TOM KUNZ KUNZ LA BOUNTY KATHY CHARLES DAVID LAW LEE LEE ROSE JULLE RONALD LEWIS LIEN LINDSTROM LINDA DARRELL THOMAS LUKEN LUNDEEN LUNDELL KARYN KEN LANGLOIS LARSON LYNDA CHARLES LEE LEIGHTON LARRY MARY ANN LIONBERGER LISET CATHY CRAIG LUNDGAARD LUNDGREN JOHN MAC ALOON MABETH MARSH NANCY MAXWELL CINDY MC GREW SOPHOMORES MARY LIZ MACLEAR MAHON JILL LYNDA MARSHALL MARTIN MIKE JANICE MAYNARD MC CANN BARB JANET MC IVER MC KAY GREG CANDY GAIL MAIDMEHT MARCH MARRIER ROXANNE KATHY JOHN MARTIN MATHORN MATTHEW PEGGY ELLEEN NANCY MC DONALD MC DONALD MC GEE DAN JEFF BRUCE MC KITTERICK MC LAUGHLIN MC NALL BIOLOGY EXPERT STEVE SLECHTA PREPARES TO HANDLE A SLIMY SPECIMEN. 89 KATHY CLAUDIA DARRELL MC NEIL MECKOLA MEEHAN GREG CHARLES JOHN MUELLER MOHN MOLESTAD SUE GREG BETTY MOZIS MUELLEN MULLEN BRUCE GREG KAREN NELSON NELSON NELSON DAVID MEIER MARNEE MOLINE PAT MUNNEKE LINDA NELSON KAREN MELIUS DAVID MOLL JOHN MURPHY SHEELAH NELSON STEVE MARY MEYER MICHAELSEN KATHY CONNIE MOLLEN MOLZAHN KATHY BONNIE MURPHY MYERS SUZANNE TODD NELSON NELSON KATHY MICHALIK JOHN MORRIS RONALD NAGEL CHUCK NEWBECK MARY MICHEL RONALD MORRIS LARRY NELSON JAY NEWOUIST LIZ MOE JOYCE MORTENSON BONNIE NELSON HAROLD NICHOLS DALE RICHARD ROBERT NIELSEN NITZ NOLAND WYM DEE GREG O'HANLON O'HERON OHLAND MARGARET JO ANN JACK O'NEILL OPPEN ORFIELD GAIL PEGGY VIRGINIA PARKER PARLE PARNELL PAM DENNIS PAT CURTIS NOLDEN NOUKKI NUNNICK NYGAARD GARY BRUCE DAVID NANCY OJALA OLSON OLSON OLSON JULIE MAREN LINDA JOHN OSTENDARP OSTLUND OTTEN OTTERLEI GARY JEANNE LYNDA STEVEN PASTOREK PAULSON PAULSON PAVELKA DENNIS NYHOLM RICHARD OLSON CAROL OTTO ROBERT PEARSON TOM O'CONNELL SUSAN OLSON CINDY PAGE REGINALD PEDERSON STEVE ODDEN VICKIE OLSON MIKE PARKE STEPHANIE PEEKE 90 GARY PAM BECKY PELCL PERBIX PERKINS BOB SHERRIE TOM PETERSON PETERSON PETERSON CHERYL STEVE DEBBIE PLEHAL PUCE POHL LINDA MIKE DIANE PUCK PUDIL PUTH PAT PHIL JUDY PERKINS PERKINS PERNULA CHARLES JOHN ROGER PETROSKY PETRUSKA PETRY ROGER JOAN CRAIG POKORNY POLGLASE PORTE BARB DIANE PAM QUINN RA DUE RAMSAY JANICE JANNA DIANE PETERSEN PETERSEN PETERSON PENNY DAVID PAUL PHILLIPS PICKFORD PITTS PATTI SUSAN NANCY POWELL PRATT PRESTON DIANE JIM DIANE RANZINGER REECE REED REECE PETERSON 8ILL PLATTES KATHY PROTTENGEIER SUE REID ANDREA TIMONA GARY REINERTSEN REINHARD REINITZ GARY ROGER SANDRA RIEDEL RIENSTRA RlETZ NANCY MIKE JOHN ROE ROGERS ROLLINS DICK JIM ROBERT RORBACH ROSINGER ROSS KATHY REMMEN MIKE RIPLEY MARILYN ROLLINS DARWIN ROTH NANCY RICHARDSON DAVE RIPPLINGER MARK ROLLINS GARY ROTH JUNE RICHTER NANCY ROBILLARD KEVIN ROOD ROBERT ROWE MARY MACLEAR AND MARSHA KUNZ DEMONSTRATE THE CORRECT WAY TO BULLY. 91 JEFF STEVE GENE KATHY SHERYL RUHA RUUD RYAN RYAN RYDEN GREG TOM CYRUS MICHAIL TOM SAVAGE SCANIAN SCHELLY SCHERLING SCHMID MICHAEL LEIGH BRUCE GREG LOUISE SCULLY SEACGRD SEAL SELLNER SELLNER DUNCAN CHERYL PAT JEFF LARRY SHEPHEND SIEGEL SIPPRELL SKOLD SLAVlN DANIEL JAMITA ROBIN SAICE SANDBERG SANDON LYNDA EDDIE DAVE SCHOUVILLER SCHULER SCHULTZ RON KATHY BOB SENN SEWALL SHAUER STEVE JEAN DONALD SLECHTA SMETANA SMITH KATHY SARKIS KATHY SCHUNK LYNNE SHEA MEREDITH SMITH STEVE SARNER MIKE scon KATHY SHEEHAN MIKE SMITH RON SMITH LOUISE SORENSON JACK STEVENS LINDA SUNDEEN SUE SMITH MIKE SORVIK SUE STEVENS VIKKI SUNDIN TIM SMITH WILLIAM SOULE JIM STODOLA TIM SUNDQUIST TOM SMITH MARVIN SOULEK JO ANNE STODALKA TOM SUNDQUIST SUE SNYDER MARY SOULEN ALICE STOHL LINDA SWANSON SANDRA JUDY SOLTIS SOMERS JOHN CAROL STANTON STECKLER LYLE JEANNE STONLIE STRASSBERGER KEN MARGIE SWEET SWEET STARR SONSTAGEN JIM STENBACK KENT STREETS MARY TENNANT PATTY SORENSEN JOHN STENBACK MIKE STULBERG JANICE TESAREK JOHN SORENSON CHRIS STEVENS LINDA SULLWOLD MIKE THESING 92 NANCY SUE THILQUIST THOENEY TIM JIM TURNBULL UEECK DON RUSS VAN ZEE VISKA JEFF THERESA WEBBER WEINHANDL GARY SHARON THOMPSON THOMPSON JIM TOM UEECK UNDERHILL RUSS DUANE VISKA VOCA THERESA PAULA WEINHANDL WEISSKIRCH RANDY THULEEN ROBIN URISTA SHARON WAGNER PETER WENTZELL SHIRLEY LINDA JIM TOBIAS TORELL TOUPIN KATHY PETE JIM VAN ARSDALE VAN BERGEN VAN BERGEN GREG BILL RUSSELL WARD WARMACK WATERS BILL GARY BILL WETTERLIN WHITE WIBORG JEFF TOWEY DEBBIE VAN FOSSAN LARRY WATSON DAVE WIE- BUSCH JEANNE TRUED TOM VASATKA STUART WALTH- OUR DAN WILKENS ROD WILKENS WARREN WOLTER TOM WRIGHT RUSSELL ZASTROW BRIAN WILLIAMS VALERIE WOOD JIM WYLIE BARB ZEIGLER DALE ED WILLSON WILSON JIM CAROL WOODARD WOOLLEY DEANNA JANET YEAGER YOUNGBERG RUTH DEAN ZILA ZIMMERMAN SCOTT WILSON JIM RIGHT BARB ZAKARIASEN ALLAN ZWACK LIKE ALL WARRIORS THIS ONE IS GETTING AN EARLY START ON HIS HOMEWORK. 93 ALL SCHOOL OFFI-CERS: ROSEMARY AU-BRECHT, Vic© President; WAYNE GYSLAND. President: DAVE HAN-SON, Treasurer- NIKKI DIVETTE. Secretary. ACTIVITIES RADIATE ENTHUSIASM s a release from the tense academic atmosphere of Hopkins High School, students enthusiastically participate in the widely varied selection of activities and organizations. From student vocalists attending early-morning choir sectionals to the yearbook staff slaving straight into the dinner hour; from the Saturday-morning stagecraft crew producing in the scene shop for an approaching performance to IMB pep fests and letter ceremonies; in these examples one can see the eagerness and varied interests of the students first-hand. FRONT ROW: Sandy Ole. Claudia Mekolo. Jerry Kelley. Randy Thu-l«en. Vickie Olson. Sue Kamano: ROW TWO: Bonnie Benson, Nikki Dl-Vette. Marge Queckcn. bush, Lynn Shimek, Jan Guenhrei. Jan 8ehmor. Marcia Hubbard: ROW THREE: Rose Aubrecht. Kathy Dinwiddle, Jim Martinson, Spencer Jones. Norma Donaldson. Noell Nelson; ROW FOUR: Skip Brown. Dave Hanson. Randy Kehr. Jeff Me-Glaughlin. Stan Jacobson, Pete Roth. Wayne Gys-land: BACK ROW: Jim Livermore, Robbln Johnson. John Ziegenhegen, Mark Donlcht. Geoff Gar-wick. Dave Nord. STUDENT COUNCIL y 95 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FRONT ROW: Patricia Finch, Mary Goorgo. Kathie Waterman. Kathy Justus. Julio Potorjon; ROW TWO: Peggy Me-ion, Sorb Leonard, Bcnnio Hansen, Judy Stiorly: ROW THREE: Nikki DiVotte. Lau-rio Sholdon. Pat Conovor Margio Plod-son. Cindy Waroing, Holly Willow, Nancy Norberg; ROW FOUR: Woyno Gys-land. Bob Tharingor. Goosfroy Gorwick, Jim O'Connell: BACK ROW: Robbin Johnson. Davo Seal, John Ziogonhagon. Mark Donicht, Greg Olson, Bob Mickol-son, Jim Williams. STUDENT GUIDES FRONT ROW: Pat Mooro. Judy 8rown, Patsy Hovinen, Marsha Hubbard; ROW TWO: Noel Nelson, Jan Bohmor, Jane Simonson: ROW THREE: Joff McLaughlin. Jim Gagnor. Jim Dou- BACK ROW: Guy Berry, Jim O'Connoll. Miles Carlson. JUNIOR ROTARIANS FRONT ROW: John Johnson. Tom Jacobson. Bob Michelson, Ward 8agger. Jim 8ergren, Dave Seal; BACK ROW: Milos Carlson, John Ziogonhagon, Jim Williams. Bob Caine. Butch Bast. Gary Sulander. Robbin Johnson, Kent Nerburn. 96 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Kri Johnton. Barb Clark. Suo Kamano: ROW TWO: Nikki DiVotto. Pat Conovor. Julia Potorion, Rosa Au-brocht; ROW THREE: Bob Mickehen. Bonnio 8cnjon, Sandio Oio. Barb Loon-ard: ROW FOUR: Sponcor Jonos Jim Livermoro. Rich Vanok, Don Ramsay. Geoffrey Garwick: BACK ROW: Bob Caine. Bob Tharinger, Kent Nerburn, Robin Johnson. John Ziogonhagon. Mark Donicht. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Julio Johnson. Joanne La-Rue, Lynn Shimok Sarah Murphoy: ROW TWO: Jan Guentre'. Marge Quackon-bush, Norma Donaldson: ROW THREE: Char Christian. Nooll Nelson. Mary Dahl-berg; ROW FOUR: Jim Wilson, Dave Hanson. Bruce VarSteog, Pote Roth: BACK ROW: Jim Martinson, Stan Jacobson. Dave Nord. Jeff Lindahl, Kenny Erickson. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Kathy Dinwiddle. Mory Soulon, Leigh Seacord, Marcia Hubbard. Char Dawson: ROW TWO: Jon Bohmer, Diane Puth. Vicki Johnson. Patsy Hovi-non. Cloudia Mokola: ROW THREE: Guy Berry. Wym O'Hanlon, Skip Brown. Randy Thuloon. Jorry Koliy: BACK ROW: Polo Berlins. Scot Eddy, Jeff McL augh-lin, Randy Kehr. LEADERS OF HHS ational Honor Society is a group of seniors who have demonstrated outstanding I scholarship, leadership, character, and service to Hopkins High. School. The society raises funds for their annual trip by sponsoring bake sales, candy sales, and concessions at athletic contests. Geoffrey Garwick is president; Mark Donicht, vice president; Pat Conover, secretary; and John Zeigenhagen, treasurer. Twenty senior boys who work with the Hopkins Rotary Club form the Junior Rotarians of H.H.S. Each week two members of the Junior Rotarians lunch with the Rotary Club of Hopkins and listen to speeches and discuss various aspects of the civic and business world. Student Guides are responsible for introducing new students to H.H.S. The Student Guides are chosen by the junior high counselors and serve for three years in high school. 97 CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Ann Bohmubck Kcthy Glynn. Mary Macloor. Dcbby Murray Barb Zakariasen Jacquo Fronch ROW TWO: Patsy Hovinon, Alico Stohl. Han-sina Dressor. Ro y Johnson. Siv Hodman. Gail Parlor. Anno Lindahl. Liz Hanson; ROW THREE: Barb Boyson Jean Grov-or, Linda Hormson. Kay Gustafson. Jill Pollack. Jeanne Trued, Chris Beumhofor, Christine Hanning; ROW FOUR: Maraio Pindsen. Teresa Woinhar.del. Mary Dahl-berg, Georgine Schulze. Norma Donaldson lauraloe tines. Joan Hagan: BACK ROW: Sue Erickson, Sandy Welch Cheryl Westlund, Barb Sullivan. Trudie Jacobs, Eloino Jocobson. Chris Larson. Holly Wiltons. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Kathy Baor. Sue Dorsey. Cheryl Drake. Julio Jacobsen, Margorot Bloomberg, Darlene Dawson Barb Novy, Mary Crano: ROW TWO: Pat Cromer Linda Fo Barb Ziogtor, Nancy Hromat-ka, Suo Marok. Jano Cook. Sue Goll. Julie Paterson: ROW THREE: Marcia Aron-ciel. Sue Hopper Carol Petorson. Suo Larson Sandy Johnson 8ecky Perkins, lorry Keiffer. Mary Michoolson ROW FOUR: Mary Goorge. Sue Quinn. Mary Holler. Joanno Morrisotto, Collone Murphy. LcAnn Fetsek, Linda Swanson. Kathy Prottongoicr; 8ACK ROW: Bonnie Thiet-ko. Kylecn Morso. Laurie Carlson. Carol Landmark. Carol Leske, Candy Frankman, Jean Polglase. 8onnie Buck, Tracy Alcott. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Bonnio Quaintanco. Jean Van Valkenberg Judy Mihalko, Betty Dragon, Rosemary Aubrecht. Linda Halvor-son Diane Andorson: ROW TWO: Sandy Silrurn. Pat Mack, Moron Aspelin. Barb Gilbertson. Connie Biol. Nancy Me-Clellon, Kathy Ziegler: ROW THREE: Linda Zeiglc'. Mary Anne Morbacker. Eloino Watson, Sue Snyder. Down Kces-ling. Condi March Cindy Adolmon: ROW FOUR: Lynnotte Hanson Karon Sorenson. Lorrio Zuckman. Carol Cic-chose. Bonnie Hutchinson, Linda Baird. Bev Anthony, Kathy Lundgard, Cindy Bengston: BACK ROW: Natalie Delue. Connie Lindahl. Linda 8rokl. Cindoy Wareing. Pat Kalman. Pam Hankinson. Nancy Norberg, Cindy Hall. 98 CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Diane Pu h, Jean Sandberg. Peggy Mason. Eloise Harford. Patty Sorenson, Sharon Borgman, Doveny Bodine. Jan Apple, lorindo Schultz: ROW TWO: Kothy Bolster. Julie La Vigno. Sue Aubrecht, Margio Krause. Pam Dunn. Pam Petersburg, Vicki Jon-sen, Karen Sorvick, Kirsten Kaasa, Juno Richter: ROW THREE: Cessy Kelly. Mer-ry Anne Kobor. Sue Wilde. Karen Franke, Mary Otto, Mary Mindrum, Penny Price. Sharon Hoppe. Marti Ahlstrom: ROW FOUR: Karen Andrews. Jane Brown, Karen Maki. Nora Schultz Barb Rendahl, Bonnie Benson, Cheryl Egertson. Sue Jac-kloy. Suo Stellcop: BACK ROW: Kathy Boylan. Linda Gmitro. Natalie Seitz. Pam Hall. Pat Connors. Jan Behmor, Debbie Dunkdoo. Linda Hallquist, Nancy Preston. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW; Joan Nygerd. Ruta Rumpe, Char Dawson. Carol Williams, Diane Hamlin, Lynda Lee, Cathy Lemmon: ROW TWO: Pam Worden Sherry Gagnon. Launo Paulson. Elaine Hagman, Eiloon Sweet Kri Johnson. Nancy Sel-ness. Vic«' Johnson: ROW THREE: Carla Hendrickson, Hedy Jackson, Nancy Hen-retta, Carol Herrick, Mary Anne Johnson Mary Puck. Pat Johnson. Linda Car-son • ROW FOUR: Jan Holm Michele Johnson. Nancy Denson. Kathy Eng Barb Ingmundson, Barb Clark. Zona Ward. Linda Doss: BACK ROW: Laurie Sheldon, Karon Devitt. Sandy Ragovskis. Kristi Allison Leigh Seacord. Linda Martin, Pat Smith. GIRLS ORGANIZE FOR SERVICE □ he Cavalettes were divided into eighteen brigettes. each of which did a service project during the year. An induction ceremony for new members was held in the spring. The Cavalettes sponsored the Homecoming dance, Televisit to Warriorland. Sadie Hawkins, held in December, and the formal Olympian Ball. The Cavalettes donated their funds to picturing AFS students from abroad who have visited Hopkins High School. One of their projects carried out each year is donating funds to the orphan in Korea, Kim Chung Cha. Letters are written by the Cavalettes and returned by her. CAVALETTES CAVALETTE OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: MRS. BARTZ. Advijor: MRS. SOULE. Ad-vI or: BACK ROW; NANCY MADDOX. Treaiurer: JANE SIMONSON, Socrotary: SARA MURPHY. Vice Prudent; BARB LEONARD, Preildent. 99 CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Diane Colby, Sharon Groor. Linda Floot. Mary Michaelson. Nancy Zandaroski. Barb Johnson. Pal Dunn. Barb Hoganson. Moriloo Zchr; ROW TWO: Holen Holden. Aimeo Bryn-ildson, Bonnie Nelson. Mary Michole, Diane RaDue. Claudia Hubbard. Carol Jewett. Linda Pearson. Nancy Larson. Bonnie Lucas. Sandy Riot;: ROW THREE: Louise Sellner. Dobbic Van Fossen, Cindy Dalielio. Sandy Turner. Andrea Reinert-sen. Kathy Corl. Lorna Call. Louise Sorenson. Marilyn Higgins. Linda Mae Peterson ROW FOUR: Carol Wooley, Denise Divino. Kathy Klobe. Leslie Lord. Pam Rasch, Linda Baldus. Diane Bonnett, Kathy Van Arsdale, Sue Thceny. Bonnie Moyers BACK ROW: Sue Wood. Barb Osadcky. Nancy Woodard. Liz Rood, Linda Olson, Jennifer Hagon. Lynn Zimmerman. Linda Larson, Mary Rood. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Judy Severson Marcia Kunz. Ronny Bartlett, Janie David. Jean Kane. Mary Dittmar, Robin Uristo. Nancy Norman. Mary Anne Liset. Gail lind-strom Sue Kamano: ROW TWO: Joan Hall. Betsy Brooks. Karen GoHcrstcdt, Donna Mullonmaster. Kathy Sewell, Barb Quinn, Martha Gcorgo, Pat Hcdin. Jean Kartak, Cheryl Vanek Ruth Zila: ROW THREE: Julie Johnson, Liz Moe. Carolyn Doy. Pam Nossoth. Audrey Henkel. Bernadette Derosier. Lindsay Gauthier. Carol Janick. Barb Jackson. Kathy Justus: ROW FOUR: Joan Volden. Marsha Hubbard, Janet McKay. Jan Bonkowski, Linda Anderson Carol Warren, Margo Doughty, 8arb Ostlund. Eileen Vesley. Sue Now-comb: BACK ROW: Petoy Swanson, Nancy Hunt. Karen Arneson. Sue Swanson. Sue Edmundson, Pat Kelly Judy Brown. Pat Mageli, Jackie Reagor, Robin 3ergor Julie Hyland. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Marcia Hiormstad. Dee Hess. Carol Jensen, Nancy Richardson. Jonna Peterson. Jan Youngberg. Sandy Irgens. Barb Leonard. Donna Demlor, Penny Gadbois Joan Paulson; ROW TWO: Claudia Meckola Sara Murphy. Kirsti Olson. Mary Johnson. Barb Brodio. Fern Bren, Ann Parnell, Mary Horton. Sue Reed. Kathy Barnos. Sheelah Nelson; ROW THREE: Nancy Norman, Laurel Hardacker. Pat Powell. Diane Carlisle. Judy Pernula. Lynne Hardacker. Linda Laurel, Sue Huibregtse. Nancy Hodgos. Rona Hagman: ROW FOUR: Deo Fulkerson. Sandy Oie Linda Griswold. Jo-loon Sydnoss Pam Fremont. Jan Guent-zel. Jean Bounds. Margo Quockenbush, Bobbie Wilson. Lynn Jacobsen. Kathy DInwiddio: BACK ROW: Glenda Reagor. Margio Moose. Sherry Petorson, Judy Johnson. Lynn Abrahmson, Linda Hoiby. Suo Williams. Gwen Dragon. Sue Eng-strom. Kathy Hanson. CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Sue Pratt, Pat Sipprell. Deanna Yeager. Sonnio Johnson. Vickie Olson Sheryl Rydon. Gail Lemko. Bobbi Bishop Diane Gronli, Linda Nelson: ROW TWO: Jean Smetana. Linda Booso, JoAnno Eckerly. Linda Tessmer, Nancy Maxwell. Donna Tuscany, Peggy O'Neill. Pam Walsh. Maria Wintermantel; ROW THREE: Pam Porbix Norma Grenko, Lyn Butter Leslie Adams. Kathy O'Neill. Paddy Mantz Judy Rice Judy Young. Kathy Mollen; ROW FOUR: Mary Drawbert, Kathy Waterman. Nikki DiVottc. Kathy Law, Sue Mozis. Lynda Schouviller, Kathy Sheehan, Vicki Sundeon. Janis Moorhead. Vick Cohrs, Chris Fowler; BACK ROW: Diane Kruegor, Kathy Trow. Eileen McDonnell. Joyce Mortinson, Sally Berg-quist, Sandy Soltis. Mary Boltman Margie Hubor. Kathy Kaasa Linda Wolley. 100 Sue Davidson. Jane Hendrix. HI-CRIER HI-CRIER EDITORS: Sue Stutiman. Eileen Vesley. Rosemary Aubrocht, Trudy Trudo, Milo ScKufz. HI-CRIER FRONT ROW: Jeon Smetana. Linda Often. Sue Stutsmon, Jane David Linda Sundeen. Micholo Johnson. Carol Erickson, Rory Bowors, Donna Dickey: ROW TWO: Pam Hall. Yvonne Dandurand, Cheryl Vanck. Eileen Vosley. Carlo Hon-drickson. JoAnno Morrissotte. Linda Graffunder. Pat lindman; ROW THREE: Karen Langloit. Ellalee Shaul, Corrir.o Tyreo. Trudy Trude. Nancy Denson. Mi-lone Alexander, Sherry Gagnon, Carol Walker; ROW FOUR: Chris Erickson. Kristi Allison, Kathy O'Neill. Sue Dvorak, Rosemory Aubrocht, Marge Doughty, Peggy Mason. Mary Rood; BACK ROW: Greg Savage. Stan Gossard. Gary Barn-urn, Randy Page, Worron Wolter. Mike Schutz. Marv Kamp. PRODUCTION WITH CREATIVITY ART STUDIO FRONT ROW: Lynn Shimek. Pat Kalman. Carol Drebcnstedt: ROW TWO: Sue Newcomb. Margie Pladsen; ROW THREE: Ponny Wilson, Mary Rood. Mory Jo Sheehan; ROW FOUR: Bob Linder, Fred Sussman, Ron Edgar, Spencer Jones: BACK ROW: Stevo Furs Kent Nerburn. Steve Moline. □ $ Hopkins students anxiously await the messenger to arrive in sixth hour classes bearing the stack of Hi-Criers, panting to digest its wealth of information concerning school activities, outstanding classmates, and highly regarded student opinions, they take for granted the time and effort contributed by the journalists who put out our school newspaper. Under faculty supervision of Miss Martha Elstrom, the staff studies journalism for six months before taking over publication responsibilities in February. The Art Studio is for students with a fleeting interest in creative art but unable to fit a course into their schedules. Mrs. Phelps opens her room each night to any student who wishes to develop his genius. 101 CAVALIERS 102 FRONT ROW: Davo Mariotte. Dan Foley. Tom Kolloy. 8ob Jasperson, Dovid Leo: ROW TWO: Mite Schutz. Stove Wiser. Donnis 8crgman. Hewoy Strewn. Ron Molius. Frank Furd: ROW THREE: Jim Lo-ronco. Stovo Westerberg, Miko Price. Corrie Limbeck, Andy Webster. Larry Nitz; ROW FOUR: Paul Shmitz Gene Smith, Claronco Curtis. Mike LaRoche. Davo Thompson, Jerry Krautkramor, Rick Johnson; BACK ROW: Doug Arnold, Dave Wontzoll, Jim Bergren, Bob Cary, Spencer Jonos Oalo Stroimikos. Donnis Moeller. CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Holil Alton. Jim Christiansen. Frank Mozis, Carl 8rovo!d, Tom Marcy. Grog Wilson Dick Scherer; ROW TWO: Brian Springor. Rod Wilkens, Keith Kostial, Steve Vickorman. Rich Vanek. Mike Prico- ROW THREE: Rick Fargo. Bruce Kendall. Dick Brokl. Gary Swanson. Jim Caino, Keith Koesllng: ROW FOUR: Bob Caine. Bob Mich-olson. Roy Halverson. Jim Day. Dan Smith. Dan Shaul: BACK ROW; Russ Anthony. Fred Roc. Nick Smith. Bruco VorSfoog. Dave Leo. Doug Waterman. CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Mark Rollins. Ron Smith, Lloyd Jorgonson. Tim Anderson. George Hastad. Steve Lemmon; ROW TWO: Joy Nanklvoll, Mike Scott, Terry Clark, Roger Hanson, John Wittgrofs, Dennis Stark: ROW THREE: JcK McLaughlin Rob-bin Johnson. Grog Bakebcrg. Tom Bredeson. Kont Nerburn. John Bang; ROW FOUR: Larry Bartlett. Dolo Jcrdin. Miko Rogors. Phil Perkins. Jim Swortwood. Jim Ford: BACK ROW: Pat Ryan. Jim Dysart. Ric Hillo. Roger Amundson. Goorge Hoover. Stove Oddon. Joy Nowquist. TREASURER MIKE BEATTY SELLS A HOMECOMING BUTTON TO DONNA DEM-LER. CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Paul Johnjon Jim Stonbeck, Randy Thuleon. Don Tollman; ROW TWO: Jim Scott, John Rollint, Dennis Honigs. John Thieves: ROW THREE: Gary Shut®, Tom Child. Bob Preston. Dan Smith; ROW FOUR: Don Rich-ter. Rich Kirkocide. Bill Joynes. Dick Fo«. Scott Eddy, Bob Theringor: BACK ROW: Miko Parkins. John Helgerud. Horb Miller. Russ Zekerioson. Jim Maetzold. Steve Sodcrlind. CAVALIER OFFICERS: MIKE PRICE. Secrotary: KENT NERBURN, President BUTCH BAST. Vice President. BIG BOYS BARTER BUTTONS Dhe Cavaliers, the boys’ service organization, together with the Cavalettes. began the year with a retreat for officers and brigade and brigette leaders at Lymon Lodge. The purpose of this retreat was to become acquainted with the qualities of leadership. Their first project was the selection and sale of Homecoming buttons which amounted to a greater number sold than in any previous year. Along with the Cavalettes, their planning helped to make the Homecoming dance one of the big successes of the year. Late in the fall the group sold student directories for the P.T.A. scholarship fund and sponsored the first after-game dance. With the help of advisors, Mr. Hinder-man and Mr. Erpelding, the Cavaliers ended the year by attending a Twins baseball game and their annual steak fry in May. 104 CHOIR II FRONT ROW; Margorot Ess, Nancy Hromatka. Sharon Borgman. JoAnn Eck-orly Linda Carson. Kathy Prottengoior. Suo Moiis Kathy Kaasa. Rita Oittmar. Mr. Gears. ROW TWO: Linda Kutchor Mary LeVigno. Linda Pratt, Sandy Ha-luka. Sue Snyder, Sandy Soltis. Pam Por-bix, Michclo Stanfield. Kathy Cole: ROW THREE: Lynn Hardackor. Candy Connors. Sandy Carlson. Jane Brown, Judy Pernu-lo, Gloria Olson. Ponny Prico. Peggy Williams. Diane Choddcrhorn: BACK ROW : Bruce Aja Honning Anderson. Jim Dickorson, Bob Ross, Dan Douglas. Mi Vo Parko. ENSEMBLE Ciyde Thompson, Mark Donicht Chuck Niles, Tim Clift. Ken Ziok. - s- A CAPPELLA CHOIR FRONT ROW: Mario Wintormantol. Sue Sandofur, Linda Graffunder, Mary Horton. Fern Bren. Elizabeth Mahon, Mary Otto, Nancy Halverson, Nancy Hodges. Kathy Wiggins, Cassy Kelly. Chris Ben-doll, Barb Leonard, Diano Gronli, Shoron Thorno: ROW TWO: Shorry Wagnor, Choryl Egortson, Pat Perkins, Noncy Norman. Sue Smith, Linda Torell. Claudia Hubbard, Joan Bounds. Mary Soulen, Nancy Geiger. Shirloy Gummow Linda Gmitro, Kathy Christophor. Carol Walker. Barb Brodio, Lois Clift. Sue Christopher, Jan Guontiol, Jennifer Garwick: ROW THREE: Linnoa Hastings. Kirsti Olson, Judy Rice. Jean Strassborgor. Carol Chiccesso, Bobbi Bishop, Pat Moore, Merideth Smith. Natalio Seltx. Laurie Sheldon Julie Peterson. Donna Dernier Margie Krause. Joleen Sydness. Peggy Profitt. Jackie Reagor. Dave Pickford, Grog Crandall, Mary Anno Uset. Cathy Lemmon, Cathy Conn, Sandy Oio, Suo Davidson: ROW FOUR: Jim Van8crgon, Mika Englor, David Lee, Jim Dau. Jim Holm, Don Har-ju, Doug Hanson, Lon Hermanson, Carl Klein, Jim Coykondall, Russ Dutmar, Clyde Thompson, Darrell Lundin, Rod Song, Lyle Storlio. Mark Uherka. Poto Bergin. 8ruce Seal. Larry Lionberger; BACK ROW: Nate Churchill, Tim Clift. Com Rexor. Lloyd Jor-gonson. Bob Good. Kenny Ziok. Donnis Werner. Greg Swenson. Fred Sussman, Dennis Hartneck, Wym O'Hanlon. James Gagner, Terry Trude. Mark Knutson. Miles Carlson Dale Killman, Rich Vanek. Steve Smith. Mark Donicht, Chuck Niles. Pete Wor-ness. r •••••• I..... WyttMC ...... ■titttu- •••••I) . 1 MIMHl f.............••••: f ........... ; HOPKINS SINGS OUT Dhe vocal music department, under the direction of Mr. Wallace Gears, is composed of two choirs, the girls' sextette, and the boys' ensemble. All of these groups perform at the school and evening programs held during the Thanksgiving. Christmas, and Easter seasons. Choir I made several public appearances including stops at South-dale. Hardware Mutual, and the Prudential Insurance Company. Choir members participated in a two day trip and several exchange concerts toward the end of the year. During May, Choir I. with the aid of the band and orchestra, presented the music from South Pacific. The sextette and the ensemble also appeared in the school variety shows and at local club meetings. SEXTETTE 105 Sandy Oio Cboryl Egortion, Bobbi 8'thop, Marla Wintormanfol. Lourio Sholdon, Linda Gmitro. WARRIOR RECORDS 1964 AT H.H.S. BUSINESS STAFF FRONT ROW: Kathy Glynn Jeanno la-Rue. Kfii Lundborg. Karon Gollort od . Doo Hoss. Sarah Murphy. Sherry Peter-ton. Linda Poarton. Debra Murray. Sue Dvorak: ROW TWO: Linda Torell. Linda Tettmer. Carol Pelerton. JoAnn EcVo'loy. Chrit Baumhofor, Kathy Rcmmon. Kathy Murphy. Nancy Robillard. Kathy O'Neill. Diane Puth: ROW THREE: Kathy Ryan. Trudo Jacobt. Pat Moore, Suo Smith. Connie Lindahl, Mary Drawbort, Maron Atpolin, Joan Boundt Jon Guontiol: ROW FOUR: Lynn Suinndor Lindn William!. Bonnie Benton Sandy Oio. Candy Frankman. Linda LaMere. Sandy Silfum, Pat Smith, Linda Davidge BACK ROW: Dick Fo . Steve Davit. Mark Rollint. Doug Nygren, Jim Maotiold. Tom Child, Bon-nio Quaintanio, Lij Rood. EDITORIAL STAFF FRONT ROW: Ro.y Johnton, Paula Woittkirk. Pat Kalman. Sheryl Rydon. Mary Johnton. Amy Brynildton; ROW TWO: Carol Landmark, Kathy Murphy, Margie Krause. Julie Johnton Cindy Wareing, Judy S’olrly; ROW THREE: Julio Peterion, Georgino Schultz. Norma Donaldton. Sarah Murphy. Kathy Klobo, Jean Wendell: ROW FOUR: Warren Wolter. Laurie Sheldon. Holly Wilkent. Nancy Norberg Elaine Jacobsen, Lynn Buttor; BACK ROW: Jim Swartwood. Bob Courtnage. Dave Simpson Tom 8r«-deton Mark Rollins. Greg Biti. John Petrusha. Allen Forbes. WARRIOR STAFF: ROXY JOHNSON. Co-Editor; LINDA LAMERE. Business Manager: NANCY NORBERG. Co-Editor. □ fanning sessions and contract signing for the 1964 WARRIOR began almost before the 1963 book came out. The WARRIOR workers, advised by Mr. John Engelbart. are divided into two groups: the business staff and the editorial staff. Under the direction of Business Manager Linda LaMere, the 66-man staff launched an extensive sales campaign which resulted in a record breaking total of almost 1400 WARRIOR sales. After a brief rest the staff was given another assignment, that of selling sponsorships to community businessmen. The editorial staff, under a co-editorship of Roxy Johnson and Nancy Norberg. was divided into five sections, each a division of the yearbook. Faculty. Students. Activities. Student Life, and Sports sections comprised the staff. The photography department was very capably handled by John Petruska and Allen Forbes. 106 DEBATE FRONT ROW: Mary Soulcn, Jennifer Garwick. Julio Johnson, Morgio Krause. Pat Conover, Gayle Kaibcl; ROW TWO: Ward Bagger. Harold Christianson. Charles Lee Rodney Herricl Stan Jacobson; ROW THREE: Warron Woltor. Reese Peterson, Cyrus Schelly. Dick Little. Jeff McLaughlin. Alfred Zdraxil; ROW FOUR: Jeff Ruha. Steve Berlin, Dave Hanson, Geoffrey Garwick Tom Bredeson Bill Conard: BACK ROW: Davo Seal. Lowis Johnson John Johnson, Robbin Johnson, Butch Bast. Dave Nord. DEBATE GEOFF GARWICK AND DAVE SEAL TAKE TIME FOR A BREAK AFTER EIGHTEEN TROPHIES. BELOW: ROBBIN JOHNSON AND JU. LIE JOHNSON DO RESEARCH FOR THE STATE DEBATE. TWENTY TROPHIES SET NEW RECORD □ esolved: That Social Security benefits should be extended to include complete medical care, was the debate question this year. Students, under the direction of Mr. Charles Caruson, spent thousands of hours delving into the intricacies of this topic. Long, hard hours of researching and verbalizing were rewarded when the students completed a very successful year by winning more trophies than any previous year. These included wins at St. Cloud. University of Minnesota, Brainard, De LaSalle, St. Olaf College, and Hopkins' own tournament. The year was concluded when the first team, made up of Julie Johnson, Rob Johnson, Geoffrey Garwick. and Dave Seal won the Region V title for the third consecutive year. This team was recognized for their ability throughout the state of Minnesota and ended the year by placing a close second in the state tournament. 107 108 FRONT ROW: Chor Dawson. Diane Puth, Carol Wooloy Mary Soulon, Linda Wooloy Kathy Dinwiddio. Louise Sorenson; ROW TWO: Norma Grenke. Leigh Seecord. Lynda Loo. Sue Pratt Kathy Proitcngoier, Alice Stohl. Ann Bohmbach; ROW THREE: Linda Griswold. Mary Michel. Pa sy Hovinon Jan Behmer Sue Swanson Linda Martin, Gail Goulet; ROW FOUR:, Linda Diekman. Margie Krause Sheryl Rydon, Mark Donicht, Sian Jacobson Jim Holm. Sue Thoeny: 8ACK ROW: Gooffrey Garwick Wayne Gys-land, Dave Nord Poto Roth. Guy Borry, Davo Lundberg. Chuck Gustafson. AFS OFFICERS: SEATED: JULIE PETERSON. Vice President; DAVE HANSON. President; STANDING: KENT NERBURN. Trees-urer; NOELL NELSON. Secretary. RIGHT: AFS FOREIGN STUDENTS: HALIL ALTAN AND SIV HEDMAN. A.F.S. STUDENT COMMITTEE A.F.S. STUDENT COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: Davo Hanson Nick Smith, Dave Saal Milos Carlton. Milo Price Steve Nunoick: ROW TWO: Kent Norburn Rolf Stoylon. Frank Mojis Stove Vickormon Keith Kcesling. John Ziog-enhagen Mike Perkins: ROW THREE: Lc- is Johnson Don Ramtey, Bob Tharinger. Ken Erickson Ted Webbor, Bob Preston ROW FOUR: Mary Dahlberg Sue Aubrocht Joan Boundt Denise Divine. Pam Dunn, Noell Nelson Pat Mack, Margie Pladton; BACK ROW: Char Christian Norma Dono'dton. Nancy Woodard. Julio Peterson, Holly Wilkont. Noncy Norberg Barb Leonard Rosemary Aubrecht. A.F.S. SPONSORS EXCHANGE Qhe AFS Student Committee was one of the few organizations to work throughout the summer. By September their plans for the Autumn Barbecue were in full swing. Overcoming some major problems (the cook was thrown in jail the night before), the committee members survived the barbecue and made $300 to send Hopkins AFS students abroad. Later in the year the committee sponsored a school program in which Nancy Norberg and Pam Hankinson, last year's Hopkins AFSer's, and Halil Altan from Turkey and Siv Hedman from Finland, this year's AFSer's to Hopkins, told about their AFS experiences. The AFS Committee also had a concession and bake sale during the year to raise money for Junior Julie Jacobson's year stay in Townsville, Australia. LEFT: AFS RETURNEES: NANCY NORBERG AND PAM HANKINSON. 109 FUTURE TEACHERS FRONT ROW: 6«fb Jackson. Jackie Carton. Carol JowoSt, Jean LaRuo Jan Guenfiel- ROW TWO: Pam Dunn Barb Leonard. Nancy Zandoroski. Barb Ho-gonton Pam Worden, Launa Paulton: ROW THREE: Audrey Henkel Peg Mason Marw Aspelin, Julie Hyland Deanna Lockwood. Jean Van Volkenburg: ROW FOUR: KafHy Bolster M ien A!e� ander. Elaine Watton Bonnie HutcMnton. Kathy Ziegler Jackie La Vigne- BACK ROW: Kathy Trow. Lis Rood Kathy Sherwick. Nancy McClellan Linda Plehal. El'alee Shawl. FUTURE TEACHERS FRONT ROW: Bill Bierbom Jerry Kelley. Al Zdrozll: ROW TWO: Ponny Price. Pat Dunn Donna Dernier. Martine Mitch-e Jan House: ROW THREE: Joleen Sydness Kathy O'Neill Sara Murphy. Eileen Vetley. Sherri Ziemor. Nancy Hunt: ROW FOUR: Judy Johnton Carolyn Janick Kathy Christopher, Joan Vol-den Zona Ward Pat Kelly BACK ROW; Trudy Trude Lynn Butter, Elaine Jacob-ten, Pofey Swanton, Mary Hendrickson, Pat Moo'e. FUTURE BUSINESS FRONT ROW; Ga’-i Cohrin Lee Zipoy. Kathy Rommel. Judy MIehaelson, Barb Mueller: ROW TWO: Kathy Peterton Mary SkeMington. Sandy Hoinen 8arb Johnton Eileen O'Brien: ROW THREE: Dennit McGee Susi Benson, Kathy Swa-ter Prit Huntress. Sandy Jewell. Jackie Zak ROW FOUR: Harry Stiver Dan Soland Ken Schouviller Marlow Howls. .n«er. Eino Hoover; BACK ROW: Ed Ruotsinoja Jim Cecka Richard Dahl, Tom Hanson Bob Thomas Ken Nordstrom Wally Reinstro Dave Mueller. EDUCATION AND BUSINESS Future Teachers of America had an active year providing opportunities to acquaint members with education through firsthand experience. In addition to listening to speakers, Future Teachers taught classes in an elementary school and assumed administrative positions on Student Government Day. Under the leadership of Mr. Harold Toupin, the Future Business Leaders were able to explore vocations by holding part-time afternoon jobs during the school year. 110 FUTURE SECRETARIES FRONT ROW: Jaclio Canon, Nancy Hodges, Shirley Tobiat. Sharon Borgmon, Nancy McClellan: ROW TWO: Mary Tonnant, Judy Chriitianten, Diane Sand-on, Juno Richter. Pal Kalman, Margaret Bloomberg: ROW THREE: Sue Shiih. Sue Edmundton. JoAnno Goode. Diano Kreu-ger Sandy Johnton, Judy Rcho: ROW FOUR: Dory Maser. Vicki Fellows Marion Woidner. Sandy Lovslad Sandy Jewell; BACK ROW: Karen Arenson. Sue Swanson. Trudy Trude. Corinne Tyree, Unda Andorson. Kathy Boylan. PLANNING FEMALE FUTURES FRONT ROW: Barb Mue'lor. Su i Benson. Ardis Bechthold. Cyleen Morse Cindy Sommers: ROW TWO: Diane Sand-on. Judy Christiansen, Pat Johnson. Bon-nio Thiolke Nancy Zandarotli: ROW THREE: Donna MuUenmaster Sue Wood Loe Zipoy, Linda Graffundor Eileen O’Brion; ROW FOUR: Unda Andorson, Sandy Lovstad, Sandy Jcwoll, Pat Kreu-scher Kathy Swaser: 8ACK ROW: Eiloon Petorson, Mary Lou Williams, Lynn Gli-gor, Mary Lou StocLdale LejUo Lord. Prls Huntress. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Dnterest in entering a secretarial or clerical occupation is the prerequisite for membership in Future Secretaries of America. Our Hopkins chapter, led by Pris Huntress. Sue Wood, and Eileen Peterson, used meetings for wrapping Christmas presents at Glen Lake Sanatorium. To observe operations, the group toured a business office. Under the leadership of Judy Richter, Judy Rohe, Karen Arneson, and Sue Edmondson, Future Homemakers performed services for Glen Lake Sanatorium and Hopkins Nursing Home. JUDY RICHTER. DIANE KRUEGER. SANDY JOHNSON PREPARE FOR A FHA STYLE SHOW. SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Lynn Shimek. Car0! Wool-oy. Pal Smith. Liz Rood. Linda Pearson, Joan Polgloto. Cindy Pago, Darlono Daw-ion, Leigh Soocord. Linda Larion: ROW TWO: Dan Humonik, Donnii Hamon. Sue Erickion. Mary Rood, Holly Armstrong, Mary Dahlborg, Barb Novy, Jo-Icon Sydnois. Liz Moo: ROW THREE: Bi'l Pfeiffer, Run Zakariason, Jim Lo-renco. Jill Pollack. Sandy Riofz. Randy Thulcon, John Petruska. Jim Stenbock, Bill Joynes, Stovo Aanonson; ROW FOUR: Tim Dunphy, Dave Diotrich. Den-nil Honigi. Dan Smith, Miko Price. Brian Stanton, Ron Smith, Scott Eddy. John Brunzoll. Kent Streets: BACK ROW: Kurt Zuppke. Jim Swartwood. Tim Clift. John Zimmormen. Mika Beatty. Larry Moe, Jorry Wynkoop. Jim Mootzold. Botch Bast. SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Sue Smith, Kri Johnion. Sandy Turner. Penny Gadbois. Sue Ka-mano, Kris Lundbcrg. Gail Linditrom: ROW TWO: Barb Clark, Pam Rasch, Donna Dernier. Sandy Oia, Barb Loon-ard Bonnio Moyon. Julie Peterson. Robin Borgor: ROW THREE: Joan Volden. Margo Quackenbush. Nancy Henretta. Jan Guentxel. Jean Bounds Michele Johnion. Suo Johnion. Lynda Mattison. Carol Erickson; ROW FOUR: Carol Lund-mark. Carol Loiko, Zona Ward. Pot Moore. Linda Peterson, Suo Williams. Kathy Klobe. Candy Frenkman. Leslie Ad-ami; BACK ROW: Stove Lemmon. Tim Anderson, Randy Thuleen. Greg Wilson. Dave Loo. Lloyd Jorgenson, Linda 8rok’. Holly Wilkens. Nancy Norborg. SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Patiy Hovinen, Barb Me-Iver. Valerie Wood. Cindy lllios. Eliza-both Schneider, Roxy Martin. Barb Ho-ganion Kathy Conn, Lynn Jacobson; ROW TWO: Connio Lindahl, Helen Holden, Hansinj Drosier, Debby Murray, Linda Martin, Lynn Abrahomson, Carol Jonick. Lindsay Gauthier. Nancy Hunt. Linda Laurel: ROW THREE: Kay Gustafson Terry Keiffor. Joan Grover, Judy Sanders. Nancy Preston, Kathy Protton-geier. Pat Munnecky. Barb Hamilton, Judy Gilbert: ROW FOUR: Lynda Lee Doo O'Heron, Cathy Lommon, Mary Crano. Sue Aubrocht, Vicki Cohrs. Mary Drawbert, Pat Kelly. Karin Ottorloi: 8ACK ROW: Linda Olson Elaine Jacob-sen. Nikki DiVotte. Linda Tossmor, Pam Nossoth, Linda Diekmon, Char Christian Lynn Hardacker. SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Judy Leighton, Mary Hendrickson, Paddy Mantz Kathy O'Neill, Suo Stutsmon. Ruta Rumpe. Morilee Zehr, Sue Goll: ROW TWO: Janie Cook. Shor-ry Wagner. Barb Ostlund. Marcia Conn, Penny Price, Mary Mindrum. Maron As-pelin. Kathy Justus. Aimco 8ryni!dson. Liz Rood: ROW THREE: Potoy Swanson Jan Hunt. Pam Fredericks. Sandy Wolch, Bonnio Quointanco. Sandy Silrum, Natalie Soltz. Pet Magoli; ROW FOUR: Pete Roth, Larry Bartlett, Tom Cary. Koith Kcesling, Tom Brodeson Cory Limbeck. John Thiewos Tom Hanson, Paul Shldla, Gene Smith; BACK ROW: Gary Stuste. Brad Borshoim, Doug Arnold, John Hoi-gerudo. Jim Gagner, Russ Anthony. Fred Roe, Koith King. Steve Borlow. CHIVALRY IS NOT DEAD ON THE SKI SLOPES! SKI CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED: STEVE LEMMON. Pratidsn': MIKE BEATTY. Secretary: STANDING: BARBARA CLARK. Treai-urer; GREG WILSON, Vico President. TIM DUNPHY DEMONSTRATES HIS SKILL ON THE SLOPES OF TELEMARK. SKIERS TAKE TO THE HILLS icture the scene: at 5 A.M. on a (to say the least) brisk Saturday morning students are racing toward the bus in the school parking lot carrying skis, poles, and stretch pants (baggy knees come so easily sitting all the way to Cable. Wisconsin). It's not hard to conclude that the H.H.S. Ski Club is about to embark for another fabulous day of skiing at a prominent area resort. Officers Steve Lemmon, Barb Clark. Mike Beatty, and Greg Wilson carefully planned this season's trips to such spots as Sugar Hills and Mt. Telemark. Miss Lesley Buckman provided and received advice to make ski trips so successful (it has even been rumored that members taught Miss Buckman to ski). Ski Club has proven the most enthusiastic club at H.H.S. 113 114 ASTRONOMY FRONT ROW: Chariot Potroiky. Gary Stuito Dovo Diotrich. Alfred Zdraill; ROW TWO: Bob Courtrage. Corlit Bu randt. Jim Livermore: ROW THREE: Donald Dunn. Bernard Petrotky. Jack Her-rit. Jim O'Connell. John Frick: BACK ROW: Bill SuKI Steve Moline. Bob do-Kruyff. HAM RADIO CLUB FRONT ROW: Jerry Olton. Bob Ludwig Doug Waterman. Dave Cron, Hugh Me Elroy BACK ROW: Mark Dalquiit. Steve Aanonion. Bob Powell. Tom Calhoun. COIN CLUB INTEREST RATHER THAN SIZE On their first year the Ham Radio operators, directed by Mr. Bob Paul, received amateur licenses which requires knowledge of the Morse Code and basic radio theory. The Coin Club, with Mr. Breault. discusses coins, trades them, and sets up displays. They also became junior members of the Northwest Coin Club in Minneapolis. Making use of the excellent telescope built by advisor Mr. Sauter, the Astronomy Club this year enjoyed viewing far off galaxies and planets. FRONT ROW: Stovo Haclott. Bryan Hawkinv Al Zdroiil: BACK ROW; Jim Connor. Charloi Rii. HAVOC FRONT ROW: Gr«g Savage John So-ronton, Dave lindall. 8rial Petorton, Dave Moriotto, Larry 8art!� tt, Stove Humenik. Davit Hairs, Bob Zr okton: ROW TWO: Mike Olton. Dave Odori Tom Geers, Dan Smith, Dave Olton, Chuck Neubrlk Daryl Mohan Gary Riodo! Jay Nankivoll; ROW THREE: Don Coykondall. Kulo Morto. Duane Jacobtcn. Frank Furd, Geno Smith, Peter Benitint, Loroy Farbor, Dick Groetch, David Petorton; ROW FOUR: Ken Farbor, Bill Wrinkle. Phil Jorgenton, Gary Jolicoeur, Ron Swanton, Don Smith, Nathan Churchill, Lon Rognett Stan Gottard: BACK ROW: Marc Strochotz. Mike Scully. Larry Scully, Don Richter. Allan Anderson Tom Devitt. Greg Lar-ton, Pot Ryan, Ken Nordttrom, Lanco Carlton. FOLK MUSIC FRONT ROW: Mike Englcr Bill Plattei, Paul Martinton, John Tolke, Mark Do-nicht: ROW TWO: Marline Mitchell. Toni Fattier, Joan Perry, Diane Gronli. Jan Guentzel: BACK ROW: Lynda Dost, Judy Brown, Lynn Zimmerman. Rena Kunzo. Elaino Walton. PICTURE A SWINGING GROUP HAVOC. Hopkins Audio Visual Operators Corps, with the aid of advisors Mr. Hea-ner and Mr. Neudecker. performs a vital service in the school. The duty of this group is to operate films, tape recorders, and phonographs. These are the only students authorized to handle this equipment. The Folk Music Club, a relatively new group, is led by John Frazeen. president, Tom Hanson, vice president, and Rena Kunze. as secretary-treasurer. Interest in folk music is the only requirement for membership. The 35 members of the group listen to recordings, have guest performers. and often just get together for an informal session with their own instruments and arrangements. 115 TOM HANSON DOES A LITTLE IMPROVISING. UNDERSTANDING AND TEAMWORK INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB FRONT ROW: Jan-B«hmer. Nancy Ro-billard. Natalia Salt , Marjorie Sweat, Julio Johnvon ROW TWO: Julio Potor-son, Ralph Harrii Shoryl Ryden. Moriloo Zohr, Kathy Murphy. Kathy Rommon. Al Zdrajil Dick Littlo: BACK ROW: Jack Harrij, Jim O'Connell. Davo Nord. Goof fray Garwick. Jim Shephard. Rodney Herrick. G.R.A. FRONT ROW: Linda Nelton. A'iea Schug. Chris Baomhofor, Connie Gul-brandson Nancy Oahlheimt, Linda Soil-wold, Kirsten Kaasa. Pat Konaston: ROW TWO: Deanna Yoager Pat Sipprell. Jo Goede. Mary Pfoilor Nancy Jones. Jan Lewis, Par Parkins. Julio LaVigne. Karen Heding; ROW THREE: Karan Mollus. Sharon Grier. Yvonne Donois. Jill Lewis. Bev Williams. Nancy Brudevold. Jan Blaha. Renee Hogmon. Jeanne Paulson; ROW FOUR: Mary Scully. Gloria Schunk. Shirley Hendrickson, Virginia Lorson. Jan Cooper. Kathy Micheline. Kathy Remmen. Judy Pernula. Doree Maser. Jan Tesorek: BACK ROW: Lynette Hanson. Sharon Hannsman. Bonnie Beinke. Joyce Mortenson. Eileen McDonald. Bev Ale ander Sue Engstrom. Nancy Larson, Jackie LaVigne. GRA GIRLS BRAVE THE COLD TO PLAY A GAME OF BROOMHOCKEY. RIGHT: JIM SHEPARD. JULIE JOHNSON. AND GEOFF GARWICK PREPARE PAMPHLETS TO SEND OVERSEAS. 116 tudents' International Relations Club, through the initiative of Dick Little, Jim Shepard, and Mr. Ekberg strove to promote good relations and understanding between Hopkins and South Vietnam students. The educational exchange consisted of letters, tapes, books, and pic- tures. Girls' Recreation Association, as a group which enjoys participating in sports activities, organized alumnae playdays and holiday parties, in addition to weekly activities. GRA was led by Bev Williams, Mary Pfeiler, Bev Alexander and Kathy Micheline. SHMIC FRONT ROW: V2cfcS Followi. Linda Cartons. Lee Ann Fotsek. Linda Boese. Julie Jacobter Kathy Kaata: ROW TWO: Karyn Langloll. Sharon Groer, Linda Notion. Bonnie Nelson Julie Hyland. Mary Bohach: BACK ROW: Jack Stevens. Kev in Rood Bruce Johnson Atwood Loe. Jay Nonkivell. SHMIC FRONT ROW: Sue Merck. Pam Walsh Judy Leckoy, Kathy Michelino. Virginia Larson. Linda Smith- ROW TWO: Nancy Robillard Kathy Murphy Georgine Schulre. Kathy Justus, Carol Janick. Lindsay Gauthier Maren Atpelin ROW THREE: Pat Kreusher Trudy Trude. Cor-rine Tyroo, Judy Brown. Mary Drawbert, Judy DoLaittre Nancy Hromatka. Karon Arneson; BACK ROW: Mernoc Moline Kathy Waterman. Natalie Selti Bonnie Quaintance. Sandy Silrum. Judy Knudt-son. Chris Fowler. TOMORROW BEN CASEY nn its first year of activity, the Students of Hopkins Medical Interest Club well met its goal of interesting and acquainting students with aspects of the various medical fields. Under the supervision of our school nurse. Mrs. Caroline Rosedahl. the officers. Co-Presidents Jay Nankivill and Natalie Seitz and Secretary-Treasurer Donna Pelcl organized a trip to Rochester's Mayo Clinic. SHMIC members also listened to representatives from the Peace Corps, the Cancer Society, and the American Health Association. SHMIC OFFICERS: SEATED: MRS. ROSEDAHL. Advltor: NATALIE SELTZ. Co-P'ot'dcn STANDING: JACK STEV- ENS. Troaiuror: DONNA PELCL. S«e «-taiy: JAY NANKIVELL. Co-Praiiddnt. LEFT: KAREN ARNESON. RICK EWALD. MARY TENNANT HAVE A BUSY DAY IN THE NURSES OFFICE. 117 OFFICE WORKERS SEATEO: Mn. Pavelka; STANDING: Suo Morok Lynda Wo'6, Pat Barglund. El-loon Dvorak Diano Swanton. Lucille Ku chora, Morion Woidnor. Janico Kimp on. LAB WORKERS FRONT ROW: Mika Car!� on. A! Zdraiil John Welch Lanco Lolnonon, Bob Lud-wig- ROW TWO: Dan Hancock. Pa Gardner Buddy Morgan: ROW THREE: Allan Wondra Tod Wobbor Davo Simp-ion. John Frick: BACK ROW: Chuck Hauler Poto Roth. Chuck Guttafion Stovo Sodarlind. LIBRARY WORKERS FRONT ROW: Joyce Mor'cnton. Karen Heding. Leigh Anr Lovo: ROW TWO: Sue Newcomb Jano Potrament Judy Roho Botiy Brooki ROW THREE: Anna Petruska. Suianno Johnioo, Mary Jo Sheehan; 8ACK ROW: Losilo Lord. Nancy Sandort Botty Schmitr Margie Moote, Pat Magoli Marcia Kunr. RIGHT: LESLIE LORD LOOKS FOR EV. IDENCE OF THE MISSING BOOKS WORTH $IS00. HELP FOR THE NEEDY Qhe eight office workers get practical training as preparation for post-graduation employment by spending one hour each day working in our school principal’s office. The lab assistants are beneficial to both our biology and chemistry departments by preparing solutions. dissections, and materials for experiments and class demonstrations. Library assistants, under the supervision of Mrs. Stenbeck, help to keep both libraries in operating order and also assist students in finding their materials. 118 MR. PRELL AND THE BEATS □ rt Club is a new organizotion, formed this year under the direction of Mr. John Prellwitz. The Art Club encourages its students to express their creativity in any particular phase of art they choose. Room 210 is open Monday through Thursday afternoons to provide members with facilities to further their experience and interest in art. Field trips, including a visit to a local commercial artist s home, have inspired the approximately thirty members. ART CLUB ART CLUB OFFICERS: TIM PETERSON. Secretary: AUDREY HENKEL. Vico President HENNING ANDERSON. Treason MARV KAMP. President. LEFT: HENNING ANDERSON WORKS ON AN AFTER SCHOOL ART PROJ-ECT. ART CLUB FRONT ROW: Marcia Conn Janet McKay. Sharon Borqman. Sandy Lovstad Margo Doughty. Pam Petersburg. Ponny Jori Harter: ROW TWO: Linda Winkleman, Elizabeth Hanson. Linda Often. Valerie Emerson. Launo Paulson Audrey Henkel. Diane Dvorak. Carol Janick. Lindsay Gauthier. Lynno Hardacker, Judy Bro� n: ROW THREE: Mary McDonald. Linda William . Peggy Profitt. Sherri Zeimer. Connie Gulbranson. Lorna Call. Debby Murray, Carolyn Diobonstodt. Judy Pomula: ROW FOUR: Linda Kutch-er, Linda Brokl, Carol Lundmark. Lucille Goldfink. Diana Falkcrion, Zona Ward. Peggy Parle. Elizabeth 8loom, Judy Do-Loiftre. Linda Pie ha BACK ROW; Greg Bitz Spencer Jones Curtis Nygaard. John Morris. Henning Anderson. Russell DU-mar. Bob Linder. Tim Peterson. Marv Kamp. I 19 BAND MAJORETTES: Pam Petersburg, Deanna Falkerson; FRONT ROW: Timmy Roinhardt. Carol Jewetr Janet Johnson Suzanne Erickson. Karen Lofgren. Shorrie Potorson, Linda Sullwold. Mary Bohach, Karen Gellersted ROW TWO: Pat Konaston, Nat. alie DoLue. Sujoh Engstrom. Carol Feyon. Pat Pogeroly. Nancy Rubillard, Nancy Brudvold Kathy Honson. Kathy Rammer, Marge Dahlquist; ROW THREE: David Holland. John Flemminq. Rod Wilkens. Georgo Hastad Rick Ewold. Paul Pitts. Ken Ewald. Richard Motz Clyde Thompson. Ira Happe: ROW FOUR: Richard Morois. Bob Boylen, Tom Gross. Marvin Schaak Keith King, Joe Bartlett Louis Sfancari, Mike Monion, John Rollins: BACK ROW: Keith Kostioi Jerry Wostling, Mike Holm-quis Roger Amundson. Stan Gosserd. Alien Winsor John Patterson. 8ruce Vcr Steog. Craig Hutchinson. Dave Gola. ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Linda Fo May 8eth Marsh Joan Sandberg. Pam Olson. Kathie Waterman. Judy Christiansen. Kay Mannes. Kristi Allison, Geoffroy Gar-wick: ROW TWO: Paulo Weiss-kirch. Judy Micholo, Judy Jacobs. Sherida Hooke. Lynette Iverson. Jon Lewis, Linda Boird, Mary Josephson Mr. Brunzell: ROW THREE: Molly McVickor. Julie Hyland. Joan Hall, Julie Johnson Mary Bo-hach, Marg Dahlquist, Jill Lewis. Cindy Page. Nancy Thil-quist ROW FOUR: Bob Hock-el, Bob Goretch. Jim Denhem, Jan Hanvey. Gary Joliceur, Dale Hedstrand. Mike Kline. Katlsy Law. Barb Osadcky: BACK ROW: Rodney Horrick. David Robillard. 8ill Plattes. Dan Davis. Dan Nelson, Stuart Walthour. Gary Stoinbeck Lenn Nelson. Charles Houser Bob Erickson. 120 MAJORETTES: Joanotto Weitling. Janet Blaho: FRONT ROW: Kathy Murphy, Rhonda Bartlett. Quit Hanning, Gay Oitman. Carol Woolay. Chrli John:cn, Sandy Johnion. Mary 8o!tman. Kathy Eng- ROW TWO: Cathy Wigginj Vicli Tolbors, Goorgino Schulti, Linda Larion, Eilaleo Shaul. Karan Mali, Sharon Lucier. Trudy Trude. Corinno Tyree. Pam Netioth, Mr. Totar: ROW THREE: Gary Abrahamton. Dovo Carlton. Jack Carlton, Donnit Honlgt. Jim Wilton. Jim Wylie, Steve Berlin, George Houtenga Keith Waller, Ward Bagger; ROW FOUR: Jim Martinton. Greg Wilton. Carl Brovold. Gregg Noltcn. Jack Morrit David Catmer Mile Beatty, Dave Krawl. Brad Eggen, Richard Ru:in; BACK ROW: John Oftcrloi, Terry Trude. Steve Sarnor, Steve Huffman, Ron Flynn, Doug Waterman, Chariot Lee. Steve Hauer. Gary Bait, Chucl Houser. BAND HOPKINS IN TUNE |r. Tesar directed our band in concerts at HHS and on a (spring trip as well as leading the pep band in marching maneuvers. Mr. Brunzell and student conductor David Robillard increased the professional status of our orchestra. Band and orchestra members, in addition to concerts and activities, combined talents to produce the masterful Olympic Variety Show and South Pacific orchestras. An exceptionally professional newly created cafe orchestra entertained outside the halls of HHS. CAFE ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Julio Hyland. Joan Hall; BACK ROW; David Robillard. Cindy Pago. Nancy Thil-quilt. Pam Ohon, Kay Mannoi, Joanna Sandburg. Bill PioMos Geoffrey Gerwicl. Linda For. Chucl Heuier. 121 FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Nancy McCIollan Arnefte Haua, Jo Ann Eckcrloy. Oianno Puth Char Dawson. Cathy Coil. Helon Holden, Darlene Dawson: ROW TWO: Lynn Abramson. Nancy Richardson Kathy So wal Trudy Trude. Dawn Kocsling. Fern Bren. Carol Paterson: ROW THREE: Linda Corson. Diane Ranzingor, Paula Welss-hib. Sherry Peterson Sarah Murphy Joanno LaRuo Linda Wooloy. Lorna Call: ROW FOUR: Patty Sorenson. Doe O'Heron Lynn Shimek, Marcio Hjerm-stad, Doe Hois. Julie Winter. Marline Mitcholl. Joanotta Huso Pat Dunn: BACK ROW: Kathy Kaasa. Candy Connors Marnoo Moline. Kathy Eng, Sandy Wolch. Jan Moorhead. Jano Cool. Hill-yer Thayer. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Julio Hyland Diane Gron-li. Joan Hall, Kathy Christopher, Kathy Murphy; ROW TWO: Diane Colby Pat Munneko Corliss Olson. Marge Swcot. Judy Mihalko. Sue Hopper Claudia Hubbard: ROW THREE: Lynotfo Iverson Lynne Hardackor. Jean Sandberg. Peggy Mason, Pam Dunn. Marge Quack-onbush. Sue Aubrocht. Joloen Sydnoss: ROW FOUR: Denis© Divine, Leslie Adams. Linda Brokl Cindy Warning. Barb Leonard. Sandu Irgens. Nancy Norman: 8ACK ROW: Suo Stallcop. Deanna Fulkerson. Lir Rood, Pat Smith. Mary Min-drum Linda Tessmor, Carol Cicchese, Suo Huberitse. FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Marsha Daniels, Kri Johnson, Donna Domler. Penny Gadbois. Sue Kamano. Karon Andrews. Chris Hanning. Chris Larson. Maren Aspolin; ROW TWO: Sandy Silrum, Kathy Waterman. Mary Drawbcrt, Kathy Justus. Mary DaM-berg, Char Christian, Nancy Zendoroski, Launa Paulson, Sue Goll, Lauralco Elnos: ROW THREE: Suo Davidson. Mary Jo-sefson. Kris Lundberg. Zona Ward. Clara Serrano. Marla Wintcrmantel. Carol Jewett, Kathy Klobe. Laurel Hardocler. Julie Petorson: ROW FOUR: Nora Shultz Lyn Butter. Carol Loska. Judy DcLaittre, Candy Frankman. 8arb Clark, Jan Holm, Linda Hoiby. Linda Larson: BACK ROW: Mark Rollins Owen Sorenson, Calvin Olson Dennis Honigs. Bob Tharinger, Robin Barger, Holly Wiikons, Nancy Nor-berg, Jano Simonson. Laurie Sheldon. 122 ADVISOR MRS. SOULE AND PRESIDENT JULIE PETERSON PUT UP A FRENCH DISPLAY. FRENCH CLU8 OFFICERS: DENNY DIVINE, Secretary: JULIE PETERSON. President: LYNN BUTTER, Vico Prosidont- NANCY NORMAN, Treasurer. THE FLOAT GOES FRENCH TO MAKE THE ORIOLES WINE. C’EST LA VIE FRANCAISE Ohe French club, under the capable leadership of Julie Peterson. Lynn Butter. Denny Divine, and Nancy Norman did its part to uphold the active reputation of Hopkins language clubs. Members began activity by giving time and energy to the Homecoming float—an attractive attempt to Make the Orioles Wine! A new type for Friday night entertainment for our student body was the showing of the well chosen movies. The Red Balloon' and Mon Oncle. in French (for members) with English subtitles (for the less cultured). Because of an ever-increasing membership the traditional French progressive dinner is an event of the past; but its replacement, the second annual Diner francais. held in early spring, proved a truly enjoyable success. A luncheon at the Chateau de Paris climaxed activity. 123 SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Shcolah Nelson Condi March, Cindy Adelman. Linda Baldui. LuAnno Johnson. Meriloo Zohr. Norma Grcnke: ROW TWO: Elaine Cole Arnett© Haug, Pom Olson. Joannotto West-ling, Gayla Kaible. Sandy Schut:. Chris Lundborg. Pat Mack: ROW THREE: Peggy Hayo. Bonnie Quaintainco. Nancy Woodard Micholo Johnson, Nancy Hon-rctto. Jill Pollack, Mary Kilgore, Kathy O'Neil: ROW FOUR: Pat Johnson, Pa! Connors. Donna Tuscany. Barb Hoagon-■-cn. Jill Lewis, Linda Fleet: BACK ROW: Jerry Kelley. Don Wilkens Ken Larson. John Hatallk. Stovo Hower. Dave Lum-burn«r. Barb Glossing. Janice Tesarek Sue Dvorak. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Amioo Brynildson, Sally Freer. Joni Hall. Sonnio Johnson. Sherida Hook© ROW TWO: Suxanno Erickson Vickie Olson, Lynda Poutson. Sheri Ry-don. Janet Behmor. Bonnio Buck. Cero! Lundmark: ROW THREE: Jean Hagen. Judy Stoirly Linde Williams. Barb Sullivan. Nancy Denson. Robin Bcrgor; ROW FOUR: Dove Mariotto Lorrie Zuckmon Petoy Swanson. Carol Jenick Pam Rosch. Lorrie Carlson, Dave Hick-mon: BACK ROW; Skip 8rown Don Ramsey. Jim Martinson. Jim Maetzold. Gary Stusse Bob Lundquijt Bruco Kon-doll. STUDY SOUTH OF THE BORDER □ ny Hopkins students who have taken Spanish are eligible to be members of the Spanish Club. This group, advised by Mr. Jacoby, began the year with a float in the Homecoming parade. In the winter months, the club sponsored a concession for one of the basketball games and had a bake sale. The year was highlighted in early February with a tacos party. The year was concluded by a trip to the La Casa Coronado Restaurant. SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED: LINDA WILLIAMS. Vico Prondon : NANCY DENSON. Vico Pro� idon•: STAND-ING: KRIS LUNDBERG. Sectary; JU-DY STEIRLY. Proiidont JANET 8EH-MER. Treasurer: aIMEE 8RYNILDSON. Historian. 124 GEMUTLICH KEITGESELL SCHAFT GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Jul e Jacobton Patty Hovinan, Dior© Puth Chrij Johntoo Sherry Zoimer. Sharon Borgman, Susan Barnett. Jackie Cartor ROW TWO: Sandy Johnson Georgina Scholia. Pat Perkin . Linda O’tan Kristina Pawlak, Karen Smith. Kathy Prottengeier Karen Ammoo; ROW THREE: Barb Ingmund-on, Mary Hendrickson. Judy Brown Barb Zakariasan Noall Nelson Sonja Ing-mundson. Marge Huber. Cindy Page. Nancy Brudovold Diana Koeniol ROW FOUR: Larry Hanson Stove Harris John Otferlei. Jeff Ruha. Skip Nichols. Carl Brovold. Dean Crocker. Cyril DeVries Dave Henson: BACK ROW: Gary Swanson Dave Lee. Jeff Lindahl, Roger Petty, Steve Soderlind. Tom Underhill. Louis S oncori Brad Eggen. GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Kay Gustafson L—da Boese Pam Worden Jean Van Vallen-burg, Karen Lofgron. Gay Ostmon Timmy Reinhard. Barb Craig, Cindy lilies Linde Laurel. Sue Stutsman. Deveny Bo-dine: ROW TWO: JoAnn Goede. Linda Hallguist. Mitiie Smith Carol Jensen Barb Brodie. Louise Sellnor. Siv Hodman Nancy Hun . Lindsay Gauthier Mary Rood. Bocky Sandberg. Natalie DeLue: ROW THREE: Carol 'Drebensted Pi — Perbis, Unda Swanson. Nancy Preston Tracy Alcott. Becky Perkins. Trudy Jacobs. Jan Guentzel. Barb Sullivan. 8arb Gilbertson; ROW FOUR: T0m Brokl Tom O'Connell Hoi Alton, Jim Wood-ord, Dave Pickford Tom Sfire. Dick Little. John Stenback. Jim Christianson; BACK ROW: Merk Kistner Richard H8-lee Keith Kostial. Tom Lahre Jim Holm, Pete Wetness Don Harju, Jim Wilson Howard Eskufi. Jonn Rollins. Dhe German Club began the year with a bang by their first place victory in Homecoming float competition. Competing against the other language floats, this club came out on top with their float and slogan, Brew the Birds. Later on in the year, under the leadership of Gary Swanson, the club members participated in a Christmas banquet. The fund raising project for the German club was a concession sponsored at the Edina basketball game. LEFT: GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED: GARY SWANSON. President-TOM O'CONNELL. Treasurer STANDING: DAVE HANSON. Vic Prcsdont-JUDY BROWN. Secretary: MRS. NEL-SON. Advisor. GERMAN STUDENTS CUT UP AT A CHRISTMAS PARTY. ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME □ he Latin Club elected officers Geoffrey Garwick, president: Julie Johnson, vice president: Gary Pelcl, secretary: Kay Marines. treasurer: and Dave Seal, sergeant-at-arms. The group began the year, with help .of advisor Mr. Traaseth, by sponsoring a concession for a football game and participating in the Homecoming activities. Their winter events included a bake sale after school and planning of the annual Latin banquet, which took place in March, and was attended by all Latin students. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Kris Jacobson Diana Dvorak. Linda Griswold. Gaye Hurtig. Jekie Carson Sandy So • ROW TWO: Jan Hanoy. Leigh Seacord. Martha Goorgo Mary Josefson, Kathy Mollon. Nancy Robillard: ROW THREE: Jim Holm. Kon Erickson. Julie Johnson. Anne Parnell. Pat Nunnink. Dave Carlson Tim Koi y ROW FOUR: Butch Bast Warren Allen. Mike Carlstons, Jay Newquist. Bill Joynes. Dick Schorer. Miles Carlson. Dave Lee: BACK ROW; Tom Bredeton Rick Fargo. Chuck Gustafson. John Johnson. BUI Conerd Bob Jasperson. Dave Seal. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Carol Leske Lindo Fo� . Leureieo Elnes Sue Larson. Pam Peters-berg. Karen Franke Linda Lulen ROW TWO: Bonnie Nelson, Lynda Lee. Nancy Geiger. Kirsten Kaoto ROW THREE: Sharon Grier Sherry Wagner. Sue Pratt, Louise Sorenson. Jennifer Garwick Kris Lundberg. Marti Ahlstrom Mary Anne Llset; ROW FOUR: Warren Wolter Margie Krause. Joleen Sydnoss. Candy Frankman. Karon Langlois. Kristy Allison Mary Johnson Gary Pelcl: BACK ROW: Steve Berlin Mark Rollins. Jeff Towey. Rod Wilkens Tom Cary. Donald Dunn. Georgo Hoover. LATIN CLUB LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: DAVE SEAL. Sergoant-at-orms: GARY PELCL. Secretary JULIE JOHNSON. Vice President; GEOFFREY GARWICK. President 126 H-CLUB FRONT ROW: Nick Smith. Dennii Berg-mann, John Wenzel, Bob MickeUen Grog Bakoborg. John Nesj. John Zicgen-hagen; ROW TWO: Jim Livormore. Gary Shute. Jim Bergen Bob Noubeck John Thiewet. Oennii Honig-.: ROW THREE: Rolf Stoylen. Stevo Lemmon. Oonny Smith Greg Olson, Tom Jacobson, Larry Nit.-. Don Richter; ROW FOUR: Stevo Higgins, John Paulson. Bob Tharinger. Don Ramsey Bob Cary. Grog Eidam: LAST ROW: Bob Preston John Zimmerman. Konf Norburn, Davo Lundbcrg, Mike Porkins. Stovo Sodorlind Lewis Johnson. H-CLUB FRONT ROW: Jim Caine Bill Hawkin-son, Harry Dinwiddio. Lloyd Jorgenson, Mike Price. Paul Schmitj; ROW TWO: John Molyneaus. Robert Robortson, Bruco Ver Steeg. Koith Kostial, George Hasted: ROW THREE: Timothy Turnbull. Grog Biti. John Johnson. Pete Roth. Larry Moo, James Wiliams. Jim Scott BACK ROW: John Wilkcns. Dick Evans, Wayne Gys-land. Chuck Niles. Greg Gibson. Pat Gardner. Ted Webber. Koith Keesling, Dele Streimikes. Bob Caine. Dennis Moeller. HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO HOLD THIS POSE? ASKS H-CLU8 VICE PRESIDENT HERB MILLER. BRAWN BUILT BY BUTSIE he new H-Club members, received as let-termen at fall, winter, and spring sports awards presentations, helped the old members to carry out the additional H-Club services: presenting flowers to the Homecoming Queen, holding half-time ropes at home basket-ball games, and sponsoring concessions. In addition. H-Club was responsible for the fireworks after the Hopkins Homecoming touchdown. Officers elected were John Ziegenhagan. president; Herb Miller, vice president; Nick Smith, treasurer; and Mike Shutz, secretary. H-CLUB OFFICERS: JOHN ZIEGENHA-GEN. Provdenf MIKE SCHUTZ. Secretary: NICK SMITH, Tfeamror. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW; Jean Wendell. Betty Brooks Pot Borglund Mary Otto. Siv Hodman Chris Lundborg. Pat Mack Elaino Watson. Paddy Mantx Kirsti O'-ton; ROW TWO: Judy loighton, Bonnie Benson Pom Honkinson, Kathy Justus. Kathy Bolster. Elaino Jacobsen, Connie Lindahl, Mary Puck. Mary Ann Johnson Nancy Solness: ROW THREE: Les-lio Lord, Moron Asplin. 8orb Rondohl, Diane Hcd, Eileen Swoot, Debby Murray Penny Price. Lynn Shimek, Blith Carlson Julie Winfors: ROW FOUR: Nora Shultz. Pot Kelly, Jono Simonson, Pam Worden. Jam's Moorhead Deveny Bodino. Vicki Jensen, Pam Petersburg, Bobby Wilson. Lynn Zimmorman: BACK ROW: Sandy Silrum Sue Erickson. Wendy Solberg Cheryl Wostlund, Sandy Wolch, Linda Larson, Lynda Olson, Pam Hall, Jane Brown, Bonnie Quaintance. PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Cheryl Vanck. Joanne La-Rue. Gail Lindstrom, Sandy Grones Nancy Kano. Gingor Edescuty. Darlene Daw-son. Linda Pearson, Mary Anne Morbach-or; ROW TWO: Nancy Maddox, Mary Rood. Judy Johnson, Lynne Shimok, Deo Hess, Jan Guentzel. Jean Bounds. Nancy Honrotta. Michelle Johnson. Karen $or-vi«, Rone Hogmon: ROW THREE: Sherry Gagnon Ux Rood. Marcia Hjermsted, Linda Peterson. Sara Murphy. Joleen Sydness. Jill Pollock. Margo Quacken-bush, Sue Williams, Lynno Shoets. Pot Heimko: ROW FOUR: Ardus Morgan, Trudy Jacobs, Jean Hagan, Rossie Kelly, Claudia Hubbard Aimee 8ryndilson. Carla Hendrickson, Barb Novy. Lynn Jo-cobson. Barb Hcgonson Linda Doridgo: BACK ROW: Nooll Nelson, Jackie Rea-gor. Barb Ingmundson, Mary Mindrum, Barb Gilbertson Karen Tranke, Pat Smith. Lynn Zimmerman. Pam Nesseth. Kathy Eng. Launa Paulson, Joanna Gyslor. PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED: MRS. SHANUS. Advisor; LAURIE SHELDON. Co-President; NANCY NORBERG. Treat-uror- STANDING: JAN GUENTZEL. Secretary; NANCY HENRETTA. Vice President; CINDY WAREING. Co-Prosident; NOELL NELSON. Flash Card Soction Leader; KRI JOHNSON. Historian. 128 PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Sue ScHnoeberg. Marion Woidnor Hedy Jackson Judy Jacobs Jano Brown. Pat Mooro, Jan Holm: ROW TWO: Judy Stcidy. Sue Wood, Donna Mullonmaiter. Glenda Rcaqor, Margie Moose Roxy Johnson, Pam Raasch; ROW THREE: Carol Waller Sandy Schutr Donna Domler. Nancy Denson Barb Clark, Lyn Buttor. Mary Drawbert. Margie Piadsen Salty Jo Dragon: ROW FOUR: Sharon Crandoll. Zona Ward. Pat Finch Sandy Oie. Carol Leske. Cheryl Egertson. Linda Gmitro. Bobbi Bishop: BACK ROW; Karao Devitt Candy Frank-man, Penny Gadbois. Carol Landmark. Robin Berger, Natalie Selfs Linda Hoi-by. Laurie Sheldon. GIRLS PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT Ohis year Pep Club had over 200 members. In keeping with this increased membership. Pep Club assumed more responsibility in school affairs and had a more active social life. The Homecoming and Sno Daze variety shows were again sponsored by Pep Club and directed by Mrs. Rosemary Shanus. Also. Pep Club members were invited to two teas—a Christmas tea and a spring tea for the induction of next year's officers. The big event of the year took place in May when the new big sisters were initiated in the gym at the annual slumber party. Pep Club was not completely a social club, however. Our funds went to a new acoustical system for the gymnasium, a benefit to the entire student body. The flash card section of little sisters” was an innovation this year under the leadership of Noell Nelson. MRS. SHANUS IS APPRECIATED AT THE SNO DAZE VARIETY SHOW. PEP CLUB ROW ONE: Nancy Hun� . $lc Smith Judy Sevorson, Pat Dunn, Martha Daniels, Morry Ann Kobcr Mary Lou Williams: ROW TWO: Mary Hondrickson Cheryl Corcoran. Barb Loonard Lindsay Gauthier. Judy De Laittro. Petey Swanson; ROW THREE: Sue Doss Pam Dunn Kathy Klobe Denise Divine Lorrie Zuck-man. Carol Janik. Carol Herrick Kri Johnson. Eileen Vosloy: ROW FOUR: Sandy Lovstad Pat Conover, Loslio Adams, Linda Brokl Cindy Warning, Kathy O'Noill. Bonnie Thieile. Kylcen Morse; BACK ROW: Char Ando'ton. Linda An-derson, Nancy Woodard Barb Osadcky. Holly Wilkens. Nancy Norborg. Pat Ma-geli, Judy 8rown Pam Fredricks. GREG BITZ EXITS AFTER IMB PEP FEST COUP. A-TEAM CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Margo Quoclonbuih. Jan Holm. Lynno Sheets. 8orb Leonard. Kri Johnson. Donna Domlor. Jan Guentzol: BACK ROW: Pat Dunn Linda BroVI Pam Dunn. 130 POM-POM GIRLS Diane Hed, Suo Kemano. Carol Jowett, Linda Boyden, Mary Dahlbcrg. Robin 8ergor. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Char Dawson. Mary Macioor, Potjy Hov-inon. Kayo Gustafson, Lynda Leo, Bonnie Myers. Torry Koiffor. Claudia Mekola. FRONT ROW: Robin Borger. Laurie Sheldon, Pot Smith. Suo Efickton: BACK ROW: Char Christian Linda Potorion Lindo Boy-den, Carol Jewett Mory Dohlborg. Lyn Hanson, Dobbio Dvorak. Cassy Kelly Dianno Hod. Kathio Glynn, Diano RaDue Pam Freeman. Nancy Selness, Suo Kamano, Michele Johnson. Lindo Gmitro. GIRLS! GIRLS!! GIRLS!!! or the first time two squads of devoted and peppy cheerleaders headed by Kri Johnson and Pat Dunn have represented and inspired the Hopkins student body at all athletic events. In addition these girls planned pepfests and extended Hopkins friendliness by holding pot-luck dinners with Lake Conference cheerleaders. B-squad cheerleaders will be remembered for attracting attention at pepfests with flips and splits! They were responsible for supporting B-squad teams. As another first. pom-pom girls have added sparkle and color to pepfests and athletic events by performing peppy routines taught them by Mrs. Karen Hess. For the first time, the Warriorettes enjoyed the benefits of a choreographer. Mrs. Rosemary Kreutzer, who worked with advisor Mrs. Joan Bartz and student director Laurie Sheldon to make 1964 a different and successful year. Enthusiasts watched the precision group perform at athletic events and Homecoming and Olympic variety shows. WARRIORETTES DIRECTOR LAURIE SHELDON LEADS HER GIRLS INTO THE WINTER VARIETY SHOW. 131 132 ALMOST ONLY COUNTS IN HORSESHOES. FIGHTING HOPKINS CATCHES FIRE D hough the first part of the season was not too impressive, our team caught fire against one of the Big Nine representatives, Faribault, and won by a score of 34-0. In this game, both the offense and the defense looked good. The next Friday Hopkins spoiled Bloomington's homecoming for one of the biggest upsets of the year. This 12-6 victory over Bloomington put the Warriors among the top 25 in the state. Another highlight was when Hopkins won its second conference game over Mound. Craig Hutchinson will be remembered for his two fine runs of 71 and 83 yards, which resulted in a two-touchdown lead over Mound. The Mohawks did come back, however, to leave the score 13-7. Hopkins made a strong finish by winning over Wayzata 32-0, thus ending the season with a 4-5 record. 133 VARSITY FOOTBALL THERE IS AS MUCH ACTION ON THE SIDELINES AS ON THE FIELD WITH EDINA. FRONT ROW: Bob Noubeck. Tom Jacobsen. Stovo Lemmon. Ted Webber. Stevo Nunnink; ROW TWO: Manager John Hayes, Mike Holmquis . Cal Olson, Jim Gagner, Jim Richter, Larry Nitz, Nick Smith; BACK ROW: Asst. Cooch Mr. Wolch, Head Coach Mr. Howolls. Jim Dysart. Doug Swoot, Jim Potterson. George Hastad. Pete Roth, Dick Evens, Donny Smith. VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW: Gary Sular.dor, Jim Borqran Chuck Nilot, Craig Hufchinvon, Horry Dinwiddle, Dennis Borgmann. Wayne Gysland: ROW TWO: Ted Hea hfield, Greg Olson, Alwood Lee, John Wonzol Hal Ivorson. S� 0vo Higgons. Ken Zoilt, Jim Williams, Jim Poterion: BACK ROW: Bruco Lamoyor. Joy Nonkiyell, Jim Lorn-mer, Nafo Churchill, Jack Hendrickson. Pot Gardner, John Fleming Randy McDurry, Mr. Kragjolh. Mr. Bengston. HOPKINS GRIDDERS SCORE □ Ithough our Warriors lost the first two ■conference gomes, one of the most exciting touchdowns of the year was scored against Robbinsdale when Hopkins was goal to go on the Robbinsdale three-yard line, Jim Ber-gren ran the ball but was hit for what looked to be a no gain ploy. The tackle jolted the ball loose, and a Hopkins player recovered for a touchdown in the Robbinsdale end zone. Robbinsdale won 27-13 but the game was never on ice for Robbinsdale. In a gome against Faribault, a member of the Big Nine Conference, senior Steve Lemmon played his best offensive game of the year. The offense and defense both in general looked good. One of the biggest highlights of the year was in the game against Mound when Craig Hutchinson made two tremendous runs of 71 and 83 yards. This left Hopkins with a 12-7 lead over Mound to win the game. SCORES HOPKINS 13 — 27 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 0 — 6 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 34 — 0 FARIBAULT HOPKINS 12 — 6 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 6 — 21 PARK HOPKINS 13 — 6 MOUND HOPKINS 32 — 0 WAYZATA HOPKINS 0 — 49 EDINA HOPKINS 6 21 RICHFIELD RUN. SPOT. RUN. 135 COLOR CRAIG HUTCHINSON TACKLED! IT TAKES THREE TO BRING DOWN A HOPKINS MAN. SCORES HOPKINS 14—0 WAYZATA HOPKINS 0—19 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 6—0 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 13—6 RICHFIELD HOPKINS 0 — 25 EDINA HOPKINS 20—6 PARK HOPKINS 12 — 28 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS fM 1 o CVI MOUND JIM BERGREN SHOWS FINESSE. 136 B-FOOTBALL HUTCHINSON IN CONTROL FRONT ROW: Ed Knudhon. Dan McKittericl. Jon MoldesMd. Stove Odden, Ray Canfield, Greg Nelion. Don Van Zoo, Jim Jeppoion. Mike Roger;. Fred Buich; ROW TWO: Mike Riploy. Morv Grilling, Wayne Hilgos, Harold Nichols. Jim Von Bergen Art Lopoz. Phil Perkins. Russ Johnson. John Hanzalick. Robin Sor.don John Enger. Larry Nelson: BACK ROW: Coach Mr. Johnson. Dave Moll Jeff Ruho, Randy Karr, Guy Berry. Joff McLaughlin. Bill Joynos Don Smith, Gary Sarncr Mike Scott Tim Peterson. WARRIORS ON THE WARPATH □ his year the B Squad Football team started out the season with an impressive trouncing of a strong Wayzata team. After being walloped by Robbinsdale. Hopkins came back to wreak havoc on the next two teams. Both Minnetonka and Richfield were thought to have a good chance of ending up high in the standings but that theory was shattered when they tangled with dark horse Hopkins which promptly saw to their demise. Edina was the big spoiler when they maliciously dismembered Hopkins 25-0. The team broke even for the rest of the season. and could have gone unbeaten had it not been for treacherous Bloomington, which rose to the occasion and flattened our warriors 28-12. Hopkins rebounded from this Waterloo by carving up a strong Mound team 20-6. The highlight of the season came when Hopkins pulverized hapless St. Louis Park by a score of 20-6. The year was a pleasant surprise, with Hopkins having a won-loss record of 5-3 and being in the upper echelon of a rough conference. 137 A-SQUAD SCORES HOPKINS 61 — 52 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 49 — 47 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 63 — 50 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 65 — 54 RICHFIELD HOPKINS 58 — 44 WAYZATA HOPKINS 61 — 54 ST. LOUIS PARK HOPKINS 68 — 41 MOUND HOPKINS 47 — 52 EDINA HOPKINS 48 — 40 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 61 — 49 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 77 — 54 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 62 — 44 RICHFIELD HOPKINS 75 — 52 WAYZATA HOPKINS 36 — 39 ST. LOUIS PARK HOPKINS 77 — 66 MOUND HOPKINS •Overtime 56 — 58 EDINA FRONT ROW: Jomo William . Roy Halvorton Bob Caino Dalo Streimiko . JoHn Hallin, Bob Cary. Kont Norburn; ROW TWO: Buddy Morgan. Stan Jacobson. Brian Springor. Bill Rico. Dennit Moollor. Craig Hutchinson. Miko Hazlott 3ud Knoip: BACK ROW: Mr. Hutton. Mr. Reynolds. Mr. Novak. Mr. Maetxold. CLOSE SECOND IN THE CONFERENCE opkins, the Lake Conference's hustlingest team, did just that in taking second place in the standings. All co-captains, Bob Caine, Bob Cary. John Hallin, Roy Halvorson. and Dale Streimikes. made a praiseworthy comeback from last year. In the first seven games, Hopkins and Edina were tied for the conference lead. Edina, number one in the state, won, but it took overtime to do it. The second round saw Hopkins beat Richfield, where Bob Caine got 23 points. Against Tonka, all starters hit double figures. The last game with Wayzata was a far cry from the first. Scoring was even, with Cary and Streimikes with 16. Caine with 15, and Halvorson with 13. John Hallin proved the hero in the Bloomington game. His 20 points was his season high, and he hit 9 for I I in the first half. Roy Hal-vorson's and Bob Cary's top point production came against Park when they scored 19 and 17 respectively. Dale scored at will at Mound and got 29 points and 20 bounds for his best game of the season. 139 CARY DRIVES ALONG THE BASELINE. RIGHT: JOHN HALLIN SNAGS REBOUND. WARRIORS FIGHT BEARS FOR THE BALL. 140 B-SQUAD TAKES CONFERENCE CROWN Ohe B team lost two games this season to take top honors. Both losses were to second place Robbinsdale. Led by Bill Rice. Marv Grussing. and John Bang, the Hopkins squad showed determination in beating Richfield in overtime. In the first win over Edina, it took an entire team effort. With Tom Sundquist, Steve Slechta, and Dan Henderson rounding out the team, Hopkins blasted Coon Rapids twice, giving them a taste of Lake Conference ball. Completely forgotten by the fans are the side basket boys. This group includes Randy Berg, Richard Axel, Pat Gardner, Owen Sorenson, Randy McCurry, and Mark Uhurka. B-SQUAD FRONT ROW: Stov $!ech«o. Tom Sundquisv John 3ang. Bill Rice. Pole Wenttoll. Marv Grusiing. Dan Hcndonon: ROW TWO: Bob Noland. Tim Sundquij' Tom Brold Dave Loo Lylo Storlio. Jay Jaffeo. Grog Ohland BACK ROW: Mr. Hu on Mr. Roynold Mr. Novak. STEVE SLECHTA GOES UNDER A HORNET. HUTCHINSON. THREE FEET HIGH AND RISING. 141 MIKE PERKINS SPLASHES IN THE POOL. PRICE IN PERFECT FORM. CO-CAPTAINS JOHN ZIEGENHAGEN AND MIKE PERKINS. 142 VARSITY SCORES HOPKINS 58 — 37 EDINA HOPKINS 60 — 35 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 51 — 41 HIBBING HOPKINS 66 — 29 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 59 — 36 WINONA HOPKINS 66 — 29 PARK HOPKINS 64 — 31 AUSTIN HOPKINS 57 — 38 EDINA HOPKINS 68 — 27 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 68 — 27 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 72 — 23 VIRGINIA HOPKINS 44 — 51 ROCHESTER HOPKINS 56 — 39 PARK STATE MEET HOPKINS M3l 2- 123 ROCHESTER FRONT ROW: Jim Scot? N'ic« Armitrong Tom Hu?� on. Dic« Fox Mil® Pric®. John N®ts, Gary Horton Steve TmrmI: ROW TWO: Mr. Johnson, Dovo Col®, lewit Johnson. Bob Pr®s?on Dave Lund-berg, John Pottorson, Gary Barnum Mr. Lulo. Mr. Jacobson: BACK ROW: Bob Ross. Mil® Pcrllns. John Ziogenhagon Tom Child, Rolf Stoylon. Stove Soderlind. George Hei’ad, Paul Schmi'r Don Richtor. Herb Milter. SWIMMERS’ FIFTH STRAIGHT CONFERENCE TITLE Qhe Hopkins swimming team outshines them all; the team easily swept by the Lake Conference and the district to victories for the fifth straight year. Many outstanding swimmers powered the team, including Dave Lundberg, an all-American 100-yard freestyle with a time of 49.9. and all-American free relay team of John Ziegenhagen, Mike Perkins. Gary Horton, and Dave Lundberg with a time of 131.5. Starting off the season, Hopkins crushed their traditional swimming rival, Edina. On our second meeting with Edina a strengthened Hornet team held us by tying several times but Hopkins again overpowered them by a twenty-point margin. Breaking many pool records, the team went on to win over Bloomington and Robbinsdale. STATE RECORD HOLDER. DAVE LUNDBERG. ALL-AMERICAN FREE-STYLE RELAY TEAM: MIKE PERKINS. DAVE LUNDBERG. JOHN ZIEGENHAGEN. AND GARY HOR-TON. SOPHOMORE STAR. GARY HORTON. 144 B-SQUAD HERB MILLER PLACED HIGH IN STATE COMPETITION FRONT ROW: Lon Hormanson Roy Quointanco. Fred Jack Fred Giiloto. Dorrol Lundoon. John Lavigno ROW TWO: S ovo Fo' or. Paul Gagner, Tom Tumor. Jerry Johnwo Bruce McNall. Bob Plico. Cooc'n Lu«o: BACK ROW: Don Trull. Dale FaUonberg Craig Frcomon. Rick Kirkooide Mlko Fogarty. Tom Cary. Tom Calhoun, Davo Moll. HOPKINS STATE RUNNER-UP opkins finished a close second in the state swim meet IOI 2 points under defending I champion Rochester. John Ziegenhagen took first place in two freestyle events, nosing out a strong Rochester opponent in a neck-and-neck 400-yard event. Dave Lundberg showed superior strength by breaking the state record by swimming the 100-yard freestyle in 50.1 seconds. The Warriors sent eleven swimmers to the state competition, including Mike Perkins and Gary Horton, who took third and fourth in the individual medley. Herb Miller took third place state honors in diving. Rolf Stoylen, Lewis Johnson and Don Richter also placed high. The B-squad team suffered their only defeat to an overpowering Rochester team. The sophomores successfully defeated all others. Outstanding boys that led the squad include Tom Cary, Mike Fogerty. and Bruce McNall. 145 SCORES HOPKINS 25—18 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 20 — 19 RICHFIELD HOPKINS 39—9 EDINA HOPKINS 36—3 MOUND HOPKINS 6 — 32 ANOKA HOPKINS 10 — 30 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 17 — 20 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 24 — 22 MANKATO HOPKINS 19 — 21 PARK HOPKINS 35—10 WAYZATA BOB NEUBECK ESCAPES. CO-CAPTAIN gysland gives park a taste of the mat. 146 VARSITY harry has his hands pull SSTt waST w.� .. GV1i.„d Bob No°: ir rr’ B CK m'ThJS'A GRAPPLERS TIE FOR FOURTH aving a 7-3 record, the wrestling team's chance in the state meet seemed very slim to the fans. Preceding the state meet, Hopkins beat state champ Mankato. The Warriors defeated all conference opposition except Park and Robbinsdale and lost to pre-sea-son favorite Anoka. Throughout the entire season, Coach Bengston and his team disregarded the ratings which at first had Hopkins fourth and later not even in the top 25. Overcoming injuries, the team went to the district and placed second. Hopkins had six boys in the region. Behind in the first day of competition, they came back to take second in the region also. Five members of the region team were sent to the state meet at Mankato. John Stenback and co-captains John Paulson and Wayne Gysland, though they were eliminated the first day. should be commended. The other two state representatives were Dale Sulander at 95 pounds and Nick Smith at 127. Dale captured the state championship by defeating his opponent 4-0. 147 JR. VARSITY FRONT ROW: Jack Orfeild Jim Tog-pin. Tim Kelly. John Cardwell. Craig Anderson, Dave Ripplinger. Roger Schroe-dor Wlko Riply: ROW TWO: Don Lip-hin. Dalo Niolion. Dave Henson, Jim Lomko, Donnij Christophor, Don Honcock. Larry Watson. Mark Rollins: BACK ROW: Coach 8engston. Doug Sweet, George Burnhoart. Joey Georges. Miko Lemmer, Dave Schultz. Bill Plattos. Guy Berry, Gary Oiolo. Coach Kragseth. NICK SMITH SHOWS HIS FIGURE FOUR. THE BENCH STRAINS FOR ITS TEAMMATE. 148 MIKE ALEXANDER GOES FOR TAKE-DOWN. JUNIOR VARSITY SHOWS PROMISE Dhis year's Junior Varsity Wrestling team has finished the season with a record of eight wins and two losses. A credit to the team is the fact that they are considered to be second in the Lake Conference standings, although these are not official. The group of wrestlers comprising the team this year should be of value to next year's Varsity team. These wrestlers include: Jack Orfield, Jim Toupin, Ken Sweet, Mike Ripley, and Art Lopez, all sophomores. B-SQUAD FRONT ROW: $� ovo Erickton Jack Durote. Bob Hanning. Tom Livermore. Fred Butch. Scott Wilton: ROW TWO: Jim Conner. Wym O'Hanlon Keith Hankinton, Ru« Johnson, Don Smith: BACK ROW; Gary Steinbeck. Dalo Doar-ttein, Jeff Webber. 149 - Q o Z LU a bC Q UJ z O UJ V UJ in 2 a: Cl. 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Jim Griffith Brad Peterson Stove Higgons. Jim Lcmmer. Mr. Godfrey. WARRIORS WIN DAVIS PUCK TROPHY □ he Hockey team, at a disadvantage for lack of size, won seven, lost thirteen, and tied one. Mr. Godfrey’s pucksters did. however, put on a good showing during the entire season. In the first few weeks of play the team was in first place. In somewhat of an upset, a loss to Robbinsdale started the pucksters’ slow decline. Gary Shute was usually called upon to put the puck in the net. and with considerable help from Brad Peterson, they presented a formidable punch. In the best offensive game all season, the Warriors blasted Mound 8-1. The team's toughest opponent throughout the years. Richfield, v as almost beaten by Hopkins. We led in the last period, but two goals drowned out our hopes of the upset of the year. Don Ramsey. Ken Zeik. and Steve Nunnink played fine hockey all through the season and played important roles in the team's biggest win. St. Paul Park, rated 12th in the state, fell victim to our fired-up squad. It was a hard-fought game as our goalie. Bob Tharinger, shut out the Suburban Conference opponent. 1-0. 1963 TRACK FRONT ROW: Frank Moiis. Dalo Grongor. Koi� H Keoiling. Nick Smith, Jim Borgren Jim Holm. Hal Ivorvon. Davo Rohe Bruce Sandberg, Brad Borshoim; ROW TWO: Greg Bitr. Stan Jacobson, Ted Webber Dave Hanson, Don Harju. Ken LaCroi . Lance Rasmussen. Jim livermoro. Bill Smith: ROW THREE: Stove Prescott, Bill Hawkinson Pete Roth, Steve Higgins. Miko LaRoche. Herb Miller. Stevo Vickerman Bob Neubeck; ROW FOUR: Russ Zakari-ason. Turtle Martinson John Henry, Pete Davis. John Cardwell. John Thotland Dick Morris, Miko Carlston. Greg Eidam: BACK ROW: Mr. Noreen. Roger Shroeder. Rick Eweid. Bruce Arderson Craig Hutchinson Greg Bakeborg John Molyneaui Mr. Hedblom. F ------- HOPKINS EATS HUMBLE-PIE □ he 1963 track season opened with wins in a triangular meet at Hopkins. Four other schools fell to Hopkins in the Hopkins Invitational. From then on it was rough sledding for the sophomore-junior dominated team. After last place in a pentangular meet at Albert Lee. they won a four-way meet at North St. Paul. In the Mound relays that followed, we placed twelfth. Next came the Lake Conference Meet in which the team took eighth place. In the Conference Sophomore Meet, Hopkins placed sixth, with Steve Vickerman posting a new mile record of four minutes and forty-four seconds. Another high point was the mile relay team composed of Brad Borsheim. Hal Iverson. John Molyneaux. and Dave Rohe. This relay team was considered one of the top ten in the state. Individual stars throughout the season were Dave Rohe, the captain, who was the third fastest 440 man in the conference: sophomore miler Steve Vickerman: Craig Hutchinson, one of the best 220 men and also one of the better high jumpers in the conference. SCORES TRIANGULAR MEET AT HOPKINS HOPKINS 56—49 ORONO 40 VOCATIONAL HOPKINS INVITATIONAL HOPKINS 67' 2—56' 2 WEST 40 NO. ST. PAUL 39| 2 EDINA 3l 2 WAYZATA ALBERT LEA HOPKINS 20—65 EDINA 64 ROCHESTER 46 ALBERT LEA 29 BLOOMINGTON NO. ST. PAUL QUADRANGULAR HOPKINS 571 2—51 NO. ST. PAUL 51 COL. HEIGHTS 22i 2 SO. ST. PAUL MOUND RELAYS PLACED TWELFTH LAKE CONFERENCE MEET PLACED EIGHTH LAKE CONFERENCE SOPH. MEET PLACED SIXTH 152 1963 A-BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Roy Halvonon Bob Tharinger John Willonj 8ob Cain : ROW TWO: John Welib. S «vc Lemmon, Mile ScFufj. Jim W'iiiami: BACK ROW: Paul ScJunife, Bob Micl-elion. 1963 B-BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Joey Gcerqct Tom Nolden. Jim Harter. Bruce Clapp. Steve Nunn'.al. Mike Ho'mquitr: ROW TWO: StOvo Savage Randy McCurry Paul Ulker. Jim Richter. Jim Smer-ot0n: 8ACK ROW: Coact Howollj. John Flemming. Marl Rollins. Pat Gardner, Brian Springor. SCORES HOPKINS 6 — 2 VOCATIONAL HOPKINS 2 — 0 ORONO HOPKINS II — 1 VOCATIONAL HOPKINS 9 — 3 BLAKE HOPKINS 4 — 0 ORONO HOPKINS II — 3 GOLDEN VALLEY HOPKINS 1 — 8 EDINA HOPKINS 0 — 1 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 2 — 3 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 6 — 3 GOLDEN VALLEY HOPKINS 6 — 8 NORTH HIGH HOPKINS 0 — 8 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 0 — 10 RICHFIELD HOPKINS 9 — 1 WAYZATA HOPKINS 1 — 0 ST. LOUIS PARK HOPKINS 0 6 MOUND HOPKINS PLAYS BALL Bhe 1963 baseball team exploded to win its first six games. The team was inspired by four returning lettermen and well coached by Mr. Olson. Jim Williams, Craig The-ony, and Steve Lemmon were the workhorses of the team. With determined efforts they were able to keep the team above the .500 mark. Steve Lemmon s 16 home runs will long be remembered. especially the one hit in the Golden Valley game. The score was 3-2. Golden Valley's favor, in the top of the ninth, with the bases loaded. Steve came to bat and hit a long fly over the left fielder's head for a home run. The game ended 6-3 with Hopkins victorious. The zenith of the season came when we played a nonconference game with Blake, when we defeated the Hilltoppers by a score of 9-3. Another big highlight came when Hopkins blanked St. Louis Park by a score of 1-0. The team lost to the conference champions, Richfield, by a score of 10-0. Hopkins played superbly in non-conference games, and ended the season with a record of nine wins and seven losses. 153 HOPKINS 20 — 41 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 23 — 34 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 30 — 26 RICHFIELD HOPKINS 21 — 38 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 20 — 42 EDINA HOPKINS 35 — 22 PARK HOPKINS 23 — 34 MOUNDS VIEW HOPKINS 24 — 31 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 30 — 27 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 35 — 21 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 17 — 46 MOUND HOPKINS 45 — 55 NO. ST. PAUL 74 WEST SCORES 74 ST. PAUL CENTRAL 80 WINDOM CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Bill Smith. Bill Howklnson. Marl Kijtnor. Fronk Mom, Tim Turnbull Mark Jacobson. Tarry Jacobson: ROW TWO: HARRIERS IN THE RUNNING n the first meet of the conference, the runners lost to Richfield by four points. With the times from this performance, the boys were considered as one of the top teams in the state. Robbinsdale and Edina fell to Hopkins for our first victories. Next we took second to Park in a quadrangular meet at Lake Nokomis. We then lost to Minnetonka and had to settle for fourth place in the conference. The district representatives were Steve Vickerman, Bob Neubeck, Frank Mozis, Mike Hlavac, Jim Caine, Pete Davis, and Tim Turnbull. In the final meet of the season, Hopkins outperformed Win-dom, its own district champion, and three Twin Cities schools. Junior Steve Vickerman ran the fastest time ever by a Hopkins runner, covering the 1.8 mile course in 8 minutes, 55 seconds. Tim Turnbull set the new sophomore school record with the time of 9 minutes 24 seconds. This year's group had the greatest potential of any Hopkins crosscountry team, but just didn't come through in the clutch. The season’s record was an impressive 11-4. John Henry. Stovo Savage, Tim Dunphy. Jim Holm Po o Davis. Steve Prescott. Brad Borshelm Bob Powell: BACK ROW: Steve Vickerman Wayne Gysland. G'og Eldam. Bob Swanson. Keith KeesIIng Bob Neubeck. Mr. Norcon Greg B't? Jim Caine. Mike Hlavac. MARK AND STEVE DETERMINED TO BEAT TONKA. 1963 TENNIS FRONT ROW: Em - Petri.-.la John Petruike Bruco Ver Steeg Keith Kottisl. Allan Mueller ROW TWO onion Jeff Lindahl. Bill Biorbaum Tom Jocobion. Dave Lymburn-er: BACK ROW; Coach Mr Peterson Warren Walter Jim Moeticld Owen So'cnson. Tom Gears. Steve 8erlin. 1963 GOLF FRONT ROW: John Mv -cl Dave Hayes: 8ACK ROW; John Johnson John Hallin. Ron Egge. Gary Bahr Dale Strim. ikes Davo Johnson Don Pilar, ski, Dave Wentie'l. Coach Mr. Reynolds. HOPKINS 4 — 1 MOUND HOPKINS 2 — 3 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 1 — 4 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 1 — 4 EDINA HOPKINS 3 — 2 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 3 — 2 UNIVERSITY HIGH HOPKINS 3 — 2 ST. LOUIS PARK HOPKINS 2 — 3 RICHFIELD TENNIS SCORES GOLF SCORES HOPKINS M' j — 6' , PARK HOPKINS 12 — 1 MOUND HOPKINS 7'h — • IO 2 ROBBINSDALE HOPKINS 14 — 4 MINNETONKA HOPKINS 14 — 4 WAYZATA HOPKINS 14 — 4 BLOOMINGTON HOPKINS 16 — 2 RICHFIELD HOPKINS 14 4 EDINA HOPKINS III , — Wi ANOKA TENNIS AND GOLF SEASON GRATIFYING Dhe 1963 tennis team opened the year by trouncing Mound with a score of 4-1. After losing to Minnetonka, Robbinsdale. and Edina, the team won three out of the last four tournaments, crushing Bloomington. U High and St. Louis Park all by scores of 3-2. then losing to Richfield by the same score. With competition always great between St. Louis Park and Hopkins in every sport, the win over them was especially gratifying. The 1963 Warrior golf season was very successful. The season's won-loss record was an impressive 8-1. including a non-conference meet with Anoka. The team has now won the Lake Conference title for two consecutive years. The team placed second to St. Louis Park by one stroke in the district meet. Ron Egge. John Johnson. John Hallin, Larry Moe, and Dave Wentzell qualified for the Regional Tournament. 155 ALL ABOARD FOR A TOUR OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL. 1964! SUNSPOTS AT H.H.S. w |e charge down the road of life, awakening to a larger world; but first here's a look at H.H.S. 1964. This is the year: the A.F.S. sent I us Hal and Siv; Homecoming was televised on our own H.H.S. Channel I; more L'il Abners and Daisy Maes than ever before invaded Dogpatch; Alice in Wonderland' found herself at Hopkins; I.M.B. and the poster brought out the spirits of our senior boys: the Winter Olympics came to H.H.S. Sno Daze; Edina challenged Hopkins’ basketball superiority. By The Skin of Our Teeth we arrived in Springtime to enjoy Thieves' Carnival. The sun shone brightly on H.H.S. as the last few days of school brought memories of an eventful year and hopes of a sunny future. LATE DAY AT SCHOOL. H.H.S. MEDICAL CORPS STANDS READY. MR. HOWELL S LOVING CARE. I.M.B. HOOK SHOT BY BITZ. BETWEEN CLASS RUSH. THANK YOU. HER8ERT. PAUL HAS A NEAT BEAT. A. B. C. D. E. F. GREG STUDIES HARD. WHAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN. 158 HOUR BY HOUR DAY BY DAY 159 H.H.S. SHINES THROUGH HOPKINS HILLBILLIES KRAGSETH. OLSEN. SOUIBB, AND HOFF-MAN BREAK UP SHOW. HOMECOMING DANCE: TOO MUCH LEMON IN THE PUNCH. RIGHT: SENIOR GIRLS FALL FOR CONRAD BIRDIE. OUR WARRIOR ROYALTY .. . QUEEN LINDA AND HER ATTENDANTS. TOP: SURFERS MARK AND KENT BEWAIL SCHOOL. 80TT0M: MC S KENT AND BOB WAIT FOR LIZ. RIGHT: QUEEN LINDA WILLIAMS AND ALL SCHOOL PRESIDENT WAYNE GYSLAND. BELOW: H.H.S. CHANNEL I BROAD-CASTS HOMECOMING 64. HOMECOMING TELEVISIT TO WARRIORLAND □ all filled the air and Homecoming 1964 rallied the spirits at H.H.S. that October. Plans, hopes, posters, and TV cameras were in the making. The excitement rose Wednesday night as the coronation of our Queen Linda Williams set the Hopkins High cameras rolling for our own Televisit to War-riorland Variety Show. Kent Nerburn and Bob Tharinger. our M.C.'s for the evening, guided us through the sight and sounds of the TV world. The sun shone brightly Friday afternoon as the floats, band, and royalty made their way down the streets of Hopkins. That night our mighty Warriors played a fierce Homecoming game. Then they led the way back to an H.H.S. filled with TV towers, crepe paper, balloons, and caricatures, for the dance to end the festivities of Homecoming 1964. 161 TOP: NOELL AND TED SUPPORT EACH BOTTOM: DAISY MAE AND LIL AB- OTHER IN DOSPATCH. NER CROWNED AT SADIE. CHRISTMAS IN DOGPATCH: SADIE ’64 162 LOTS OF SCHMOOS AT SADIE. SIV PAINTS A FINNISH A8NER. MARRYIN' JIM HITCHES PAT AND LARRY. ALICE IN WONDERLAND PLAYS CROQUET WITH HEDGEHOGS. HOPKINS THESPIANS ABOUND RICK MORRIS MOCKS AS TURTLE. ALICE HELPS TURTLE MAKE UP. SKIN OF OUR TEETH: ’ GREG AND NIKKI. 163 TOP: SING ALONG WITH OUR AUSTRIAN FAMILY. LEFT: SENIORS SLAVES BACK CLEOPATRA AND ATTENDANTS. RIGHT: LINDA AND BUTCH WEL-COME H.H.S. TO INNSBRUCK. SENIOR SNO DAZE ROYALTY: SUE KAMANO. PENNY GADBOIS, KAREN DEVITT. PAT CONOVER. NANCY WOODARD. AUSTRIAN MAMA. PAT JOHNSON, ASKS TO ENTERTAIN US. RIGHT: SNO DAZE QUEEN NANCY WOODARD ESCORTED BY KING BOB CAINE. A PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY. PROVES FACULTY. SNO DAZE OLYMPIAN HOLIDAY A MEMORY . .. PIECE BY PIECE ... AND ALL AT ONCE ... 1964 SWEPT BY ... AND WE'LL REMEMBER ... MOST . .. A FACE . .. MANY FACES ... A LOCKER .. . OURS ... A GAME ... A CORSAGE ... THE HOURS ... A DAY ... IN CLASS ... AND ALWAYS ... 1964 .. . HOPKINS OUTSHINES THEM ALL! 166 168 THE 1964 WARRIOR STAFF THANKS ITS SPONSORS WHOSE FINANCIAL HELP ENABLED THEM TO PRODUCE THE 1964 WARRIOR. 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Daryl 40 Broil. Linda 36. 38. 41. 88. 113. 118. 133, 138. 130 Broil. Rkbard 41. 103 Brookt. Baity 41. 100. 118. 138 Brovoid. Carl 41, 103. 131. 135 Brown, Jana 41. 88, 104. 138 Brown. Jady 41. 86. 100, 108. 117. 118. 13$. 138 Bro-nail. Jay 41 Butter. Roily. 41. 100. 106. no. 133. 133. 128 Caina. R b.rt4l.86. 87. 103, 137. 118. 153, 16$ Carlton. David 41. Ill, 136 Carlton, laurria 41. 88. 134. 138 Carlton. M at 47. 86. 105. 108. 136 Carroll. Douglet 43 Canon. Jacqueline 43. 110. III. 13$. 176 Cary. Robert 33. 47. 107. 177. 138. 140 Cathia. 6ra, 43 Coda. Jim 47. 110 Chaddardon. Diana 47. 104 Chermacl, David 43 ChJd. Ro� .« 47. 101. 106. 141 Chriitenten. Judilh 43. Ill, 130 Chrktian. Donald 47 Chrittopher, Kathy 43. 110. 177. 105 Chr.ilophar, Svia 43. 105 OarL Barbara 47. 83. 88, 113. 113. 177. 178 Claratand. Kannalh 47 Ciif . Loit 47, 105 Cohn, V.,l; 47. 100, 113 Colo. David 47. 143 Colvin. Gail 47. 110 Conard. William 4). 107. 136 Coan. Marcia 4). 117 118 Connor. Data 4} Conover. Patricia 16. 41. 67. 86. 87, 107. 178 Corcoran. Charyl 4). 138 Corniaa, Oannit 4} Coinage. Robert 4). 106. 114 Ceykendel Daniel 43, 115 Crandall. Sharon 4). 138 Crono. Mary 41. 88. 113 Crockar. Doan 4). 135 Cbrtk CUronca 44. 48. 103 DOahl. Richard 44. 110 Dalman. Thomat 44 Dalqwitt, Merjorle 44. 130 Denlelt. Martha 44. 133. 138 David ton. Harold 44. 151 Davit. Nancy 44 Da Kruyff. Robart 44. 114 Da laittra, Judy 44 113.118. 133. 138 Dolanoy. David 44 Domlar. Donna 4. 100. 105. 110, 113. 133, 138. 110 Danton, Nancy 44. 65. 88. 101. 134, 128 Ocnior. Gary 44 Oovitt. Karon 44, 88 Diotrich. Oav-d 44, 113. 114 Omw dia. Harry 44, 87. 137. 1)5. 147 Di Vatto. N.Ui 44. 86. 100. 85. 113. 138 Divina. Donito 44 100. 108. 133. 13). 138 Doocht, Ma-l 16, 44. 6). 85-7. 104, 105. 108. 115. 161 Don. L, da 44 88. II . 138 Doughty, Margaret 45. 88. 138 Dragon. Eliiebeth 45. 88, 138 Drawbart. Mary Joan 45. 100. 106. N3. 117. 133. 138 Oroan. Dwight 45 Dunn. Pamela 4$. 88. NO. 133. 138, 1)0 Dunn. Patricia 4$. 100. 108, NO. 133. 138. 1)0 Dvorak. Deborah 45. Ill Dvorak. Clean 45. 118 Dvorak. 5-tan 45. 101. 106. 134 Edgar. Ronald 45. 101 Edmoedton. Solan 45. 100. Ill Egarttoa. Charyl 46. 88. 105. 139 Eldem. Gregory 46, 137. 153. 154 Erickton. Susanna 46. II7. 130, 134 F Fairbanks Donnit 46 Ferber. Man-in 46 Forrafl, Mlchaal 46 Fattier. Toni 46. IIS Foodnor. Jalfray 46 Foyon. Carol 46. 130 Finch. Patricio 46. 86. 138 Flym, Rona’d 46. 131 Foley. Daniel 46. 103 Fontana. Joteph 46 forgy. Linda 46 Fo-pahl Harold 6 Frankman. Candaco 46, 88. 106. 113. 173 136. 128 Frederick Pamela 46. II3. 138 Frick. John 46. 114, 118 Foliar. Scolt 46 Fort , Steven 46. 101 Gaoboit, Ponny 4). 47, 100. 117, 133. 139 Gager, Timolhy 47 Gamcc. John 47 Gerwick. Geolltey 21. 36, 47. 5). 73. 85. 96. 97. 107. 108 116. 170. 121 Gauthier. Unduly 47, ICO, N7. 117. lit. 125. 129 George. Mary 47. 96. 98 Gilbarg. Sotan 47 Glen-ag, Chariot 47 Gmitre. Linda 47. 61. 88. 10$, 129. Ill Got David 47, 120 Good. Robart 47, IC5 Gordon. Gary 48 Grant. Frederick 48 Groetich. Richard 48, NS Gronli. Diane 48. 100. 105. 115. 122 Grow. Thomat 48 120 Golbrandton. Comlance 4$. 116. 119 Gyv'end. Wayne 48. 41. 95. 96. 108. 127. 135. 146. 154. 161 HHegVied, Join 4| Hellln. Jo‘n 48, 118. 140. I$S Halvenon. Roy 4| 103. 119. IS) Hankinton. Pa—ela 48. 88, 108, 128 Henien. Oannit 48. Ill Henten. John 48. 105 Hanlon. Bonnie 4$. 5). 96 Hanton. Thomat 48, NO. 112, NS Heppee. Sharon 48, 98 Harford. Boiie 4 . 88 Kerrit. John 48. 114. 116 Ha-fit Ralph 4|. 116 Harter, Jeri 49. 119 Hertnecl. Donnit 49. I OS Hatlingt. Linnaa 49 .105 Hawkinip. W.tllem 49. 127. 157 Heyt. Oavi-d 48. 155 Healhfiold. Toddy 49. 1)5 Hodman. Siv 49 98. 104 125. 128. 162 Hedtke. Nail 49 Hoinon. Sandra 49. NO Helgatwd. John 49, 10). 112 Hamta. John 49 Hondrickvon, Mary 0. 110. 112, 125. 139 Herrick. Rodney 50. 107. 116. 120 Hooter, Chariot 50. 118. 130. 121 Hey4a- Oannit 50 Hipp. Karl 50 Hockel. Robert 50. 130 Hoffert. CercAe 50 Hoiby. l'-de 50. 51. 100. 122. 129, 164, 159 Holm Janet $0. 88. 172. 139. 1)0 Kolmqoilt. Mlchaal II. 50. 120, 1)4. 15) Hevie. Jeanette 50. NO. 122 Hober. Letlie 50 Huffman. Stephen 50, f2l Human.k. Deni ! SO. 112 Hunt. Janet SO. N2 Hunt. Nancy 50. 100. NO. 117. 135. 128 Huntreiv Prltcille 50. NO. Ill Hvlchlnton. Bonita 50, 9B. 110 Hylaad. Julianna 51. 100. NO. 117. 130 171. 133 Jaciton. Ba-bara 51. 100, NO Jackie . Han,at 51. 98, 139 Jacobi. Judith 51. 170 138 Jetobt. Robart 51 Jacob tea. Caine 51. 71, 88, 164,’NO, 117. 178 Jacobian. Tarry 51 147, 154 Jecebien, Warren 51 Jecebien. Mar.in SI Jacob ion. Tho� ot 51. 9 . 127. 1)4. 155 Jargi'. Nora 51 Janik. Carolyn 52. 100, NO, 112. 117 119. 124, 138 Jeiperion. Robart 57 107. 176 Je-kint. Robert $3 Jerk.ni. Roberta $7 Jawalt. Sandra 52. NO. Ill Johntan. Barbara 52. 110 John too. Eric 52. 107 Johmon. Harold 52 John ion. Janet 52, 120 John ion. John 53.96. 107, 126. 127. 155 Johnion. Kriitin 52. 55. 88. 112. 172, 128. 1)0 John ion. Loo S3 Johniee. Le.it 57. 107. 108. 127. 14) Johnion. Mary Am 52. 88. 138 Johnion. Petrkia 57. 88, III. 174. 165 Johmon. Robb n 21. 52. 59, 95 96. 97. 102, 107 Johnion. Dtu-r S3. 8 . 106. 129 Johmon. Vicki 52 Johniton. Glean 52 Je ei. Nancy 52. II6 Jo-ei. Spencer S). 85, 97. 101. 103, 119 JorgeaioA. Jeanne 53 Juif. WJKam 5) Juitut. Katharine 5). 96. 100. N7. 172. 12$ KKoata, David 5) Kaibol. Gayle 45. 5J. 107. 124 Kal-an. Patricia 5). 88, 101. 166. IN Kelnsne. Jamai 53 Kemano. La, O Lani 53. 95. 97, 100. N7. 122. DO. 1)1 Kemp. Marvin 5). 101. 119 Kaienbvrg, Edward S3 Kelly. The-net 54. 107 Kelly. Patricio S4. 100. 110. 112. 138 Keaypa. John 54 Klhlmaa. Dal. 54. 105 Kilgore. Mary 54. 124 Kimpton. Janice 54. Ill King. Runetl 54 Kitor. Michool 54 Kline. Michael 54. 170 Klebe. Kathorieo 54 73. 100 106. II2. 122. 138 Knight. Michael 54 Knoerfier. Robert 54 Knvdtton. Judith 54, III Kober. Merry Anne 54. 98. 129 Kreutlremer. Jerry 54. 102 K'euicher. Patricio 54. III Kochere. Luc .He 54. Ill LU CreY Kenneth 54. I $2 La Mere. Unde 54. 106 la-ater, Bruce 54 La Roche. John 55. 103. 152 tenon. Chriitino 55. 9|, 172 Lou. Jamoi 55 Leuteng. Michael 55 La Vigna. Mary Jana 55. 104 Lokra. Yolanda 55 let, David 55. 102. 125 Leegard. Clifford 55 Leighton. Jud.th 49. 55. 112. 121 Loiningor. Richard 55 Loieoaan. U«tf 55. Ill 174 larnmon. Sla.an to. 102. 112. III. IJ2. IJ4. ISI lent,. Thomal to Leonard. to $7. 69.96.97, ICO, 105, 109, 110, 112. 127. 121. 110 latl Caret 56, 91, 112, 122, 171 lam . J � a 56, 116, 120 Limback. Corr-a 56. 102. 112 LindaM. CWanc 56. 9 106 117. 121 lindbarg. Dj'-sv 56 Under. Robert 56, 101, 119 ll tU. R chard 56 107. 116. 175 Uarmar . Rabat! 56. 95 97, 114. 127, 147. 152 Lopet. t-4 56 lord. Led, 56. 100. III. III. l2t Lo'«� c«. J.-« 56. 107. 112 lor., Leigh Ann. 56. III Lovt! d. S ndr. 56 III. III. 129 Lacier, Sharon 56. 121 Udrg, Reb«-« 56. 114. Ill Lu-tdbarg. Kritiin. 77. 56. 106. 117. 122. 124. 176. 121 Lundmerk. Ce-el 56 91. 106. 117. Ill, 124. 129. 15 U«dqu.,t. Robert 57. 174 Lutlead. Oc.ld 57 Mack. Patrick 57. 91. 109. 174. 121 Magah, Patricia 57. 100. 112. III. 129 Maidment. 0«rf«l 57 Men!,. Patrick 57. 100. 112, 171 Merol. Satan 16. 57.91. 117. Ill Marktt . Dave 57. 102. 115. 174 Merit. Jama, 57 Mertindele. Dana ' 57 Maian, Oarla 57 Maton. Paggy 5B, 96. 99. 101, 110. 177 MalKarn. Ph.'.p 51 Maluii, Robin 51 Mamoll. Eugene 51 Mayor. Adrians 51 McOo efd. Mary 51. 119 Mt6� a, d -«;� si. no McGrano. E.kon 51 McKitlorict. Oavid 56. 150 Meliut. Ronald 51. 107 Mayar. Rota 51 Mkhaalto . J.d, 51. 110 Miclettan. Robarl 20. 51. 96. 97, 102. 127. 151 Ha.b 51. 177. I4J. 150, 152, 151 Millar. Rickard 51 M lcM Martina 51 110. IIS. 177 Moa. Larry 4). 56. 112. 177 Moa-'ar. Oami. 16. 51. 107. 127. Ill Molina. Stephan 51. 101, 114 Molynaawr, Jehn 51. 127. 152 Moora. Patrick 59. 96. 105. 106. 110. 112. 129 Moot . Margie 59. 100. III. 179 Morford. Chritline 59. 71 Morte. KyWen 59.91. III. 129 Mortenton. Kenneth 59. 147 MaeWberg. Robert 59 Mu alar, larba'a 59. 110. Ill M„ 8 r, David 59. 110 MvBanmaitar. Do na 59. 110. 111. 129 Mwogar, S‘«� an 59 Munnaka. Dann-i 59 Murphy. Canaan 60. 91 Ma-phy. V B 60 Nanlivall. Jay 51. 60. 102. 115. 117. 1)5 Nalton, Jarry Nalton, Lann 60. 120 Nalton. Mark 60 Narburn, Kant 45, 60. 96. 97. 101. 107 10) 101 109. 127. IW. 161 Nan. John 60. 177. 141 Neuback. Robert 60. 127. 114. 146 147. 157. 154 Hdat. Chariot 60. 104. 105. 177. 1)5 N-ti. Larry 60. 102. 127. 1)4 Nor berg Nancy 60. 96. 94. 106. 109. 117. 177. 129 Norditrom, Kan-etk 60. 110 Norman. Nancy 60 100. 105, 12) Oaklay. Rickard 60 ©•Irian, E-teen 60. NO. Ill ©Chock. Ca-ol 60 ©Conned. Jamat 60. 96. 114. 116 Oia, Vaadra 47. 60. 95. 97. 100, 105. 106. 117. 129 Oran. Chariot 60 ©tan, CoHm 60. 127 ©tan. David 61. 115 ©tan. Gregory 61. 96. 127. 1)5. 151 Oban. Kirttan 61. 100. 105. 171 O'Nadi, Kathloen 61. 100. 101. 106. NO. 117. 124. 129 Ortanblad. Joania 61 Otadcky. Barbara 61, 100. 120. 129 Otgoed. Ckad 61 Orfhrnd. Barbara 61. 100. 112 Oltarkai. Karin 61. 112 OHa. Mary 61.99. 105. Ill Q R Pa Ha. Dannie 61 Potdton. John 62. 177. 147 Paialka, Jamat 62 Pakl. Stanlay 62 Parkin . M'ckaal 24, 62. 102. 10). 109. 127. 147, 14). 144 Parry. Joan 62. 115 Patary. Gary 62 Palartan. Eilaaa 62. Ill Palartan. J.' anna 62. 96. 97. 91. 105. 106. 100. 109. II). 116. 177. 12). 159 Palartan. Kathleen 67. 110 Palartan. Rvttall 62 Palartan. Tim 67. Ill Pafrotky. Barnard 62. 114 Patrvtke. Ann 67. Ill PfaiWar. W -am 67. 112 Pier. Ann 62 P a'tkalla, Ronald 62 Pladta . Margaral 62. 96. 96. 101. 109. 129 Plakal. L-r-da 67. HO. Ill Plica. 5.ta« 67 Pager, ,, Patrick 47 Po-aS. Robarl 6). 114. 154 Pt koH. Stephan 6). 152. 154 Pratlon. Robarl 6), 10), 109. 127. 14) Prka. Mkkaal 6). 107. 10). 109. 112. 127. 142. 14) Prodill, Margaral 6), 105, III P«U. Mary 6). 99. 171 Quaintaoc . lanni 6). IB. 106. 112. 117. 124. 121 Raatch. Gary 6) Ramal. KalMaan 6). 110 Ranttay. Donald 6), 97. 109. 124. 127, 151 Ratck Pamela 6). 100. 112 124. 179 R g «. Gary 64 Raager. Glanda 64. 100. 129 Rakhmaa. Gaorga 64 Raki'ra, Wetter NO RaadaW. Barbara 64. 99. 171 Rka. J.d,ts 64. 100. 105 Rkklar Jadirb 64. Ill Ritlao. Cheryl 64 Robartton, Robarl 64. 177 Rog-att. Lon 115 Rvotiinei . Ed« 64 Rya� . M. kaal 64 Ryba. John 64 S Sandberg 6wt 64. 152 Sandberg, Jaan 64 99. 170. 121. 172 Saadbarg. R.bacca 6«. 175 Satdon. Diana 64. Ill Scbaal. David 64 Sckarar. Rickard 64. 107. 126 Scharar, Tkomat 64 Sekarar. William 64 Sc Wall. Da-nit 65 Schmitt. Una bath 65 111 Schmitt. Paul 65. 107, 127. 14). 15). 154 Seknaabarg. Suva 65. 179 Scbauvdlar. Ktr-ath 54. M0 Sekroadar. Carol 65 Sc tug. AJk 65 116 Sekunk. Gloria 65. 116 Sc kg It. Mkkaal )7. 6S. 101, 107. 15) Sc kg It, Sandra 6S. 124 Sevdy. lawranc 6S SetJIy. Mary 66. 116 Seal. David 66. 96. 107. 109. 126 Sain. N toU66. 99. I0S. 112. 116. 112. 179 Serrano. Clara 66. 172 Serrano. Nancy 66 Savanna. Judy 66. 100. 129 Skawl. EKalaa 66. 101. 110 171 Skaalt. W.liam 66 Skaakan. Tkomat 66 Sheldon. Lawria 26. 66. 96. IB. 105, 106. 172. 129 Skapkard. Jemet 66. 116 SMI . Paul 66. 117 Sckgln. Nora 66. 99. 122. I2B Skgla, Gary 66. 10). 177. ISO Silrgm. Sandra 66. 99. 106. 112. 117. 122 Simonten. Hitabolk 66. 96. 99. 177, I2B S.mpton, Oava 66. 106. I IB Sipprall. Jamat 66 Skad.nglo-. Mary J 66. 110 Skold. William 66 Slackta. Paul 67 Smilk. Dannit 67. IK 127, 147 Sm.ik. NickoUt 67. 102. 109. 177. IK 147. 152 Smilk. Sutan 67. Id 106. 129 SmHfc. Wil'ka. 67. 157. 154 SadaHM. Slava 67. 10), MB. 125. 127. 14) SoUod. Oanki 67. NO Slakr, Arcki 67 Slark. Dannit 67. 102 Steinberg, Stavan 67 Si airly, Judilb67. 96, 106 124. 129 Slider. Harry 64. 110 Slim, Tommy 60. I7S Slockdato. Mary Le. 41. Ill Stodo'k . Trank 61 Slorlia. David 61 Sir atm. Hg,k 69 107 Slraalt. Kgrl 61 Streimilet. Dal 6B. 107. 127. I)B IK ISS Slum. Gary 69, 112. 114. 124 Stallman. Satan 69, 101. 112. ITS SuUndar. Dale 69. 147 SuUnder. Ga-y � l. 96. IIS SvBman. Barbara 6B. 90. 124. 125 Svitma-. Trad 6B, 101. 104 S-anto- Gary 2). 61 102. I2S Svonton. PatroaolU 69. 100. 110. II). 124. IK Saantoo. Robarl 6B. 154 S.anion. Satan 41. ICO. 101. Ill Saartaood. Ja-ot 6B. 102. 106, 112 T U V Saatar. Kalkryn 69. 110. Ill Tsekam. Slapkan 19. 147 TannaM. Slay 69. 14) Tkarkgar. Robert 69. 96, 97. 10). 109, 177. 127. 151. 15) TkiaH . Bonn'. 69. 99. Ill, IK Thiaaat. John 49. 10). 112, 127 Tkomat. Robert 49. NO Tkomto . Beverly 49 Tkompten. David 49. 102 Tkome 4). 105 Tobkt. Janvf 69 Talbarv Via. 69. 121 Trude. Tarry 69. 105, 121 Truda, Trudy 70. 101. NO. III. 117. 171. 122 T,ra . Cocfka 70. 101. Ill, 117, 171 Uaack. Robarl 70 Vane . Cynlkia 70 v.nek. Rickard U. 70. 97. 102, 105 Vetloy, Moan 70. 100. 101. NO. IK Vickermen. LonaM 70 VoJdtn. Joan 70. 100. NO. 112 Vellmat. Ckrytonn 70 w W kar. Ed;tk 70. 101. 104. 129 Wall.nn. CUudk 70 Ward. 2 70. 99, 110. 117. 119 177 Warning. Cyirtkk 14. 70. 94, 9B. 104. 129. 172 Warra . Carol 100 Waterman. Katk? n 70. 94. 100, 117. 120. 172 w.hon, I la in 70. 9B. 110. 115. I7B w.bitar. Andy 70. 102 WMnar. Mark 70. NO. Ill, 129 Waiter. Slapkan 70. 102 WalcK Jon 70. I IB. 15) Walo. Kalkryn 70 Wanda . J � . 71. I2B Want,all, David 71. 107. 155 WaniaJ, Jokn 71. 127. 1)5 Warner. Dannit 71. 106 WatHmg, Jaanatt 71. 124. 121 W.tKog. Jarry 71. 120 Wkadakl, Ckarlat 71 WAant. h Y Z lent. Molly 59. 71. 96. 9|, 106. 109. 112. 127. 129 Wiliam. Jokn 71. 127. 15) Willinton. Jamat 7l WiHIomt. Beverly 41, 116 William,. Coral 72. 99 William,. Jama, 72.96. 127, I) 5, 1)9. 151. 15) Wiflkmv Linda 7). 106. 119. 124. 1)4. 141 W.lliamt. Mary 72. HI. 129 W,lton. Gregory 77. 102. 112. II) . 121 Wilton, Ponny 72. 101 W.nklamon, Linda 72. 119 WintocmantoL Mark 72. 100. 122. 104 Wond'a. Allan 72. I IB Wood. Sum 72.900. Ill, 129 Wooda-d, Nancy 7). 100. 109. 124. 129. 145 Wynloop. Gerald 77. 112 Wynloop. Margaret 77 Young. Judith 77. 100 Zok. Jacquelyn 72. 110 ZaUrktan. Ruttall 55. 7). 10). 112. 157 Z a. Kannatk 45. 7). 104. 105. 1)5. Ill Z g -kag n. John 7). 95. 96. 97. 109. 127. 142, 14). 144 Zkmoc. Sherry 7). 110. 119. I2S Z-marman John 7), 112. 127 Zipoy. Loo Ann 7). 110. Ill Zuclman. toil 7), 9� . 124. IK Zw i$ Gary 7) 175 THANKS TO: OUR SPONSORS, for their generous support of the WARRIOR; ... MR. JOHN ENGELBART, as our capable and patient advisor, who made the 1964 WARRIOR possible MR. ROSS DANIELS and his staff, for their continual help wifh photography: MR. DONALD COPPINS and the administration for their cooperation; MR. VERNE ANDERSON, for his skillful caricature found on page five: MR. DAN GLEASON, as representative of Taylor Publishing Company, for his counsel concerning publication; MR. JOHN PRELLWITZ and his patience in letting us transform his office into the WARRIOR workroom; MR. 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