Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1967 volume:

HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL HOPKINS, MINNESOTA MR. PAUL BENGSTON has been at Hopkins as head wrestling coach for just six years. In that time he has given Hopkins not only a winning wrestling team, but he has also given us his enthusiastic support. He expects the very best from our wrestlers and does not intend to be just average. Mr. Bengston feels that the key to success in coaching, to success in anything, is enthusiasm. He has proven this at Hopkins. For his overwhelming enthusiasm and outstanding contribution to the SPIRIT OF '67. the 1967 WARRIOR is dedicated to MR. PAUL BENGSTON. The SPIRIT of the wrestling team and Mr. Beng-ston's enthusiasm; the SPIRIT of a rumble beat at pepfests and games; the SPIRIT of the ski team — first year winners; the SPIRIT of pioneet-ing modular scheduling ; the SPIRIT of a fast band at Snodaze; the SPIRIT of the IMB — faculty basketball game. Here's to '67: SPIRIT! SPIRIT! accomplishment PERSEVERANCE EXPERIENCE SUCCESS I PARTICIPATION ENTHUSIASM Spirit of Leadership FACULTY.................7 Spirit of Achievement STUDENTS...............37 Spirit of Participation CLUBS.................105 Spirit of Competition ATHLETICS.............163 Spirit of Action STUDENT LIFE. .191 5 THE SPIRIT •ft; 8 MR. O. R. COPPINS PRINCIPAL OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL THE SPIRIT OF LEADERSHIP DR 6. J. GREENWALT SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS HOPKINS DIST.274. AN IMPORTANT FORCE BEHIND the Spirit of '67'‘ is Dr G J Greenawalt. our new Superintendent of Schools Having earned his doctorate at Harvard. Dr Greenawalt brings his educational experience and foresight to our school district this year Along with the responsibility guiding our schools, he must also serve as public relations man for the district, propose the budget, take charge of hiring teachers and work with the school board' Just as the Superintendent determines the future of the district, the principal of HHS guides the future of our high school Mr D R Coppms is our Chief leader and head of one hundred member faculty. His decisions throughout the year influence all students in some way The policies of the district and ns schools will be determined by its leaders With their careful guidance the district will flourish to create the spirit of the future 9 QfHOOl ROAPn FRONT ROW: Superintendent ol School Or. OV-nWWL G J GREENAVVALT. BACK ROW: Director DANIEL B. VENTRES. Chairman ROllIN B CHILD. Director ol Business AHairs JOHN YOUNG. Clerk MRS JUNE THRODAHL. Dr rector ARTHUR E. JOHNSON. Treasurer CARTER M. DEWEY. D.roctor KENNETH L SKOLO. MR A. E. EDSTROM DIRECTOR OF SECONDARY EDUCATION HOPKINS DISTRICT 274. MR. E. J. YOUNG. Director ol Businoas AWairs MRS. SOPHIE KROC. Secretary to tho Superintendent MR. DONALD F. KLASSY. Business OHice Manager MR. WILBUR Me-CONNELL. Supervisor ol Custodians 10 MR A E SCHULTZ ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL MRS. DELORES PAVELKA. Principal Secretary MRS. LAVERNE STANG. Secretary MRS. EILEEN OLSON. Sec retary MRS. MARY JOHNSON. Secretary MR DENNIS ROOF ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL OF HOPKINS HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL POLICY SET BY DISTRICT OFFICES ULTIMATELY. THE PROBLEM OF DECIDING the best possible Spirit of 67 is left to the members of the Hopkins School Board. These people work diligently through the year to determine the policies, curriculum and budget for District 274 Mr John Young, head of the Business Department and in charge of maintenance, processes bills and orders materials for the district Also working m the District Office is Mr Edstrom. Director of Secondary Education and responsible for the Junior Highs and Senior High While the District Office directs the path of the school year, the problem of carrying out these objectives is left to the administration Assistant Principals Mr Roof and Mr Schultz, with the members of the Principal s Office, schedule student programs and enforce the programs of HHS it MR MILTON OJALA MODULAR PROGRAM OIRECTOR. WARRIORS ANTICIPATE FLEXIBLE PROGRAM THE SPIRIT OF '67 was the spirit of change. And the changes at Hopkins wore most dramatized by the new Modular Scheduling Program Though the program was not actually implemented until the fall of 1967. the anticipation of flexible scheduling generated a noticeable optimism amoung students. The primary objective of the new system, according to director Milton Ojala, is to improve the teaching learning process Modular scheduling balances group education with individual education It balances scheduled class timo with supervised independent time The size and length of a class are not arbitrarily set. but are determined by the type of activity planned for it The emphasis is student responsibility. making the Spirit of '67 the spirit of responsibility DEPARTMENT HEADS FEEL THE WEIGHT OF THEIR DECISIONS. MR. GARY N OLSEN. Special Education . MRS. MARGARET HARRIS. Calotooa Supervisor MRS MARJORIE HOLM. Nurse MR J A NEUDECK- ER. Audio Visual Co-ordmaior 12 HEAD COOK. MRS SLYCE. PREPARES FOR THE NOON ONSLAUGHT OF HUNGRY FACES. A SQUEAMISH STUDENT RECEIVES HER ANNUAL INNOCULATION FROM A WILLING DOCTOR WATCHING HIS WEIGHT. JUNIOR DON BERGMANN SURVEYS THE SLIPPING DISK. SPECIALISTS SERVICE FURNACES AND FILMS HOW MANY HOPKINS STUDENTS have stopped to think about the many, important services that made up a part ol every school day? Each day the cooks faced over 2000 starving, thankless students armed only with their spatulas and the food they had prepared The custodians cleaned up the halls after school and the gym after games The nurse protected us with vaccinations and offered us a soft bed on which we could rest our weary bones and avoid a test Special Education offered assistance to selected students The Audio Visual department made it possible for education throughout the District to be enriched by the use of projected material CUSTODIANS LOVINGLY PROVIDE THE PATCH FOR A NEWLY 8ROKEN PANE. 13 MR. LOREN BENSON. Counselor. Chairman Conn-soling Department. AFS Ad visor MR. CLINTON C. KASMA. Work Experience Program Coordinator MR. JOHN RAUN. Visiting Teacher MRS. JOAN 8ARTZ. Counselor. Cavelottos Adviser. Warnorettes Adviser ..MR. JOHN MORRIS. Counselor MR. DUANE NELSON. Counselor MISS HARRIET PRUSSING. Counse lor MISS GERALDINE THOMPSON. Counselor . MR. ELLIS TUFVANDER. Counselor. Student Council Adviser MRS. BEATRICE PLAD-SEN. Secretary Counselors Office MRS. LOIS BEHMER. Sccrotary Counso tor's Office. FRAMING HER FUTURE PLANS. A CAREFUL STUDENT CONFERS WITH HER COUNSELOR. ADMONISHMENT AND ADVICE ADMINISTERED IOWA TESTS REQUIRE INDUSTRIOUS OBSERVANCE AND WAKEFUL ATTENTIVENESS THE COUNSELORS BEGAN THE school year with the hectic task of changing the schedules of hundreds of dissatisfied students. As the year progressed, they arranged informative programs on post-graduate occupations and education They attended meetings, conferences and made special trips in an attempt to better advise students on college choices Many college representatives talked to interested students, and the flood of college applications and recommendations were duly processed. The counseling department was also involved in the implementation of modular scheduling They assisted the sophomores and juniors in planning programs, and attempted to clarify various points of the unfamiliar system to be instituted in the fall DR. OEWEY F. HINDER-MAN. World Studies. Sociol ogy. Chairman ol tho Social Studies Dopartmont . MR. GLENN ERICKSON. World History. Amoncan History. Now English Teacher's Adws or MR. E. DANIEL ECKBERG. World History. Economics. IRC Adviser MR. DONALD HOLCHER. American History. Advanced Placement American History MR. WILLIAM HOB SON. Sociology. World Problems. Assistant Debate Coach MR. ROBERT HOWELLS. World History. Football Coach. Assistant Baseball Coach. Driver Training MR. KENNETH I. MER RITT. American History. Government. Driver Training . MR. JAMES H. JOR DAL. Economics. Sociology MR. M KENNETH NOVAK. World Studies. Basketball Coach MR. ROGER PETERSEN. American History Tennis Coach. Driver Training . .. MR. FRED C. STALLEY. Government. Sr. Class Adviser. Hi-Y Adviser MR. EARL A. BREAULT. American History MR. DANIEL E. CONRAD. Government. Student Council Adviser MR. PAUL D. BENGTSON. World Studies. Wrestling Coach. Jr Varsity Football Coach MR ALLAN D. GODFREY. American History. World Geography. Hockoy Coach. Assistant Football Coach KEN KEPHART LEADS WORLD HISTORY SOPHOMORES INTO THE SOCIAL LIGHT. 16 WITH WORLD PROBLEMS FOR A BACKGROUND. JANICE ROBILLARD FINDS SOCIAL STUDIES BEWILDERING. INDIVIDUALISM IS KEY TO SOCIAL SCIENCES A SHIFT OF EMPHASIS from classroom work to concentration on individual research and discovery got underway in the social studies department this year Courses were renamed and reorganized. 'World studies.” formerly world history. was reorganized to include philosophy, and anthropology. Several industrious government students found working for a political party during the November elections was interesting and enjoyable. Government students were also given a chance to choose, read, and discuss books in a seminar fashion Throughout the social studies department. students were given a chance as individuals to view their world from many different angles. COACH BENGSTON. SOCIAL STUDIES TEACHER. WRESTLES WITH LIGHTWEIGHT PROBLEMS 17 FOLK MUSIC PROMOTES UNDERSTANDING OF AMERICAN LITERATURE IN MR. PERKINS' ENGLISH CLASSES. MISS ANNE M. AANDEN. English. Chairman ol English Department MR. CARL ALSAKER. World History. English, Colleger Comj osition. IMB Advisor MR. HUBERT A. ANDER- SON. English College Composition, Assistant Debate Coach MISS EILEEN FERREN. English MR. LEONARD MARTI-NETTO. High School Rood mg Consultant MRS. VALERIE RALPH. Speech Therapy MRS. DE80RAH MICELI. English MR.WILLIAM STEVENS. English MR CHARLES CARUSON. Speech. Sociology. Speech Fundamentals. Debate Coach MISS MARTHA EL-STROM. English Motil Adviser THE LIBRARY GIVES OORIA HARRIS THE SILENCE. SOLITUDE AND SERENITY MISS CAROLE NUESE. NEEDED FOR READING. English MISS SHARON MITCHELL. English LITERATURE EDUCES DISTRESS AND DOUBT THE FOUNDATION FOR FUTURE STUDY in the communicative arts is laid in the English classes A highly qualified faculty led the sanguino. unsearching sophomores to explore a wider and deeper body of ideas than they ever dreamed of before After this literary excavation. the juniors began to synthesize their ideas in a study of American prose and poetry—from the poems of Longfellow to tho plays of Arthur Miller. The foundation was completed in the senior year with a study of English literature, both ancient and modern At times the English students left the classroom They viewed films and attended stage productions, while independent study was encouraged to enable the student to take the Advanced Placement English Test 19 ■ E IS FOR ENGLISH. ELSTROM. AND EVERREAOY ATTENTION. MISS ROSE MACEMON. English, World literature MRS. KAREN KITCHAK. English. World History MRS. MARY HAYDEN. English MRS. ROBIN AXEL. English Journalism Hi Cnor Adviser ENGLISH IN ACTION: JOURNALISTS REPORTTHE NEWS OF HHS TO THE STUDENTS. MR. G. T. PERKINS, English MR. R. A. SALMON, English. College Composition MR ANTHONY J STEB LAY. English Diroctor of Drama Little Theatre Manug or MRS. JANE LANG-SETH. English MR OAVIO E MACLEAN. English. American History. S � ddto Oub Adviser .. MRt JAMES MOTZKO. English Great Books Oub Adviser MRS JOANNA KUEHN. English. Sonior Class Adv� sor. Pep Club Adviser . . MRS. CAROL LERFALO. English ANCIENT LOVERS INVOKE THE MUSES IN SHAKESPEARE'S A MIOSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. WHERE INSPIRATION FIND AN EXPRESSION WHEREAS THE FOUNDATION for verbal com-mumcation is laid in the classroom, the structure itself is built in extra-curricular activities The debate room glowed late at night from the fiery oratory of its spirited occupants History repeated itself as the varsity team, including three juniors and a sophomore, won both the State Debate Championship and the National Forensic League title Dramatists rehearsed night aftor night and week after week for their hour upon the stage The Little Theater was host to Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. The Curious Savage, and the modern staging of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The Hi-Crier reported the gay and grave sides of school affairs, while the poetic, personal experiences inspired the literary publication. Motif. 21 SCHOLARS SEARCH FOR KNOWLEDGE AND ENLIGHTMENT IN THE SERENITY OF THE LIBRARY. DEMANDS BRING NEW PLANS FOR LIBRARIES 1 A fITH THE INCREASED STUDENT body of 2118 ml mm io serve, and modular schedualmg looming on the horizon. Hopkins' three librarians found ’66-'67 a busy school year Twenty-eight library assistants were needed in the main and resource libraries to accomodate the growing number of students The modular scheduling program for next year brought about plans for a breakdown of the resource library into individual sections specializing in given subjects such as social studies, and science As many new magazines made their debut on Hopkins' shelves, the possibility of a special room for periodicals was formulated In order to meet the needs of our expanding student body and curriculum this year, the Hopkins' library department continued to grow in size and services for the students. MISS GLADYS H. LARSON. Librarian 22 MRS. ESTHER G. NELSON German. Gefman Club Advis er. Chairman Foreign Lan guago Department MR AORIEN BOUCHARO French. Fronch Club Adviser IMF. IMBAdv.sor MR. ABNER I. JACOBY. Spanish Span.sh Club Advisor ... MISS KAREN MEERT. Gorman. English Junior Class Adviser THE LANGUAGE LAB GIVES LINGUISTIC LESSONS TO ATTENTIVE STUDENTS- MR. ALVIN TRAASETH. latm. Russian. Latin Club Ad visor MRS. NANCY JONES. French. Pom-Pon Girls Adviser FOREIGN LANGUAGE GRIDS FOR INCREASE OUR RAPIDLY EXPANDING LANGUAGE Department looks ahead to modular scheduling with much enthusiasm Could it really make our over-sized classes smaller? The new trend toward pursuing language courses has certainly posed a problem here at Hopkins. Just this year two sections of German and one of French were added to the curriculum Next year the Russian Department will be expanded This year to make up for the language teacher shortage, two English teachers. Miss Meeri and Miss Gaustad. have taught almost full time German and French, so next year another full time language teacher will be added to the department Mrs Esther Nelson was chairman of the four-language department that used the services of six teachers 23 THE HOPKINS HIGH MARCHING BAND WITH A ROUSING FOOTBALL SALUTE. A HAPPENING HAPPENING IN MRS. BAXTER ART CLASS. MR. CLIFFORD B RUN ZELL. Orchestra . . . MR. WALLACE GEARS. Vers. tV Choir. Sophomore Cho«r. Harmony . . . MR. JOHN F. TESAR, Bend Director. Instrumental Lessons MANY EXPRESS SELVES IN CREATIVE COURSES RICHARO JACK HANDCRAFTS A SILVER PROJECT DURING ARTIII. MR. JOHN ENGELBART. Art. Warrior Advisor, Chairman Art Department MRS. SHIRLEY BAXTER. Art MR. JOHN PRELLWITZ. Art. Art Club Adviser MRS. DOROTHY K. PHELPS. Art. Art Studio MUSIC OF THE HOPKINS CONCERT BAND could be heard echoing through the halls as Uncle John Tesar led them through arrangements of everything from the New World Symphony to Jingle Bells Besides providing entertainment at the special programs the band added zing to pep fests and games. The choir which was directed by Mr Gears, and the orchestra conducted by Mr. Brunzell completed the Hopkins' musical family. The choir had a combined force of 155 voices the varsity choir and the sophomore choir Creativity was the keyword of the art department this year, and in order to insure that students would have a free, creative atmosphere the Hopkins art department had to turn away students for the first time in its history In spite of this inconvenience. HHS sculptors and artists continued to decorate the halls and foyer with colorful work, some of which was selected by the art faculty for permanent display at Hopkins. They performed at such functions as Christmas concerts at Soulhdale and the North Star Center. MR H. O. TOUPIN, Office Education. Vocational Coofdi nator. Adult School Director Vocational Director. Chairman o( the 8u$mess Department MRS SHARON BOU CHARD. Personal Typing. Shorthand I. Typing. Cheer leading Advisor MR. O. D. 8RUDEVOLD. Bookkeeping. Typewriting MRS. CAROLYN E. LAM MERS. Notchand. Clerical Office Practice. Typewriting MR. THOMAS HUTTON. Business Management. Bookkeeping and Accounting. Physical Education. Assistant Basketball Coach MRS-JOYCE MARTIN. Typewrit mg. Personal Typing. Business Law MRS. MICHELE STAATS. Typewriting. Modern Bust ness MISS PATRICIA SULLIVAN. Shorthand II. Secretarial Office Practice Marketing and Sales. Personal Typing BOOKKEEPER GUS OLSON SMIRKS AT THE EASY WORK OF INDEXING. WILL THE BATTLE OF AUTOMATION ELIMINATE HUMAN ERROR? MR. RONALO OLSON. Distributive Education. Vocational Coordinator MR. JAMES G. STOLHANSKE. Distributive . Education. Vocational Coordinator ADDING COMES EASY WHEN THE CALCULATING IS DONE ON AN ADDING MACHINE. LEARNING THE ROPES OF MODERN BUSINESS m Jft a ITH THE ADDITION OF NEW AND more mod-ern equipment, and an expansion of course content, business education courses have become more important and taken on greater prominence While some courses taught the students basic skills in their fields, others provided experience with direct application. Some were designed to aid students in their schoolwork. Clerical office practice enabled the students to increase their skill and efficiency and gain experience on several modern machines Those electing business administration and management received a practical background in business and consumer economics MARSHA PREPARES TO HAND IN LATE WORK 27 CRAFTSMAN SCOTT GAMEC CREATES ANOTHER SHOP MASTERPIECE WITH HIS TRUSTY CIRCULAR SAW. EVER ALERT. THE INTREPID MR. OHLY STEALTHILY APPROACHES HIS OFFICE. THE INDUSTRIAL ARTIST PREPARES FOR FUTURE IN INDUSTRIAL ARTS STUDENTS ARE trained as skilled craftsmen for future employment and in preparation for college engineering and architecture They have access to modern equipment and current publications and references. Each section has made several innovations: New processes have been incorporated into woodworking there they now weld with an electric wood welder Some students worked on a plastic press with which they can mold pieces out of powdered plastic. The auto mechanics section initiated a third year elective. A new auto alignment rack and a diesel motor given by the Ford fylotor Company were utilized This year a course in office graphic arts was added tolthe curriculum In this class girls worked out layout, design, artwork, composition and the printing of real and sample proiects WOOD SHOP SUPPLIES THE BACKGROUND AS RON BASTYR APPLIES THE STRENGTH. 28 MR. FRANK OHLY. Auto Mochanics. Electricity. Driver Education MRS. GLENDA CRAMER. Contemporary Home Economics MRS CAROL DUNHAM. Home and Family Living. Chairman ol Home Ec Department. Co-Adviser Cav-alettos. Coordinator ol Adult Homemaking Education MR DONALD L. BUTTS. Technical Draft ng Machine and Engineering Drafting. Architectural Drafting ATALENTEO FUTURE HOMEMAKER OEFTLY DEMONSTRATES HER STITCHING SKILLS. MR LAWRENCE SAUTER. Machine Shop. Welding. Foundry. Sheet Metal MR AL CHADWICK. Graphic Arts Office Graphic Arts. Automechamcs. Ad vancod Graphic Arts. Photo graphy MRS. HEATHER SMITH. Fashions and Fabrics. Home and Family Living. FHA Adviser MR ALLEN PETER SON. Wood COURSES OFFERED IN FOOD, CLOTHING Although the same home economics courses were offered this year, several modifications and adaptations were made In general, there was an emphasis on basic home economics' principals as related to consumer buying or education in the areas of food, clothing and equipment for the home In contemporary home economics they investigated many entertaining ideas and studied foreign foods A foreign foods specialist was invited to supplement their education m this area The girls enrolled in fashions and fabrics studied textiles and tested several of them for wear. etc. This year there was also an experimental exchange of teachers between the home economics department and wood shop The girls were taught homo mechanics while the boys learned about consumer buying 29 MR BUTSIE MAETZOLD. Physical Education. Athletic OiroctOf MR. NORMAN KRAGSETH. Physical Educa non, Assistant Football Coach. Ski Coach. Drivor Training MR. ROBERT JOHNSON. Sociology. Physical Educa lion. Director ol Aquatics. Swimming Coach . . MR. GEORGE REYNOLDS. Physical Education. Assistant Basketball Coach. Goll Coach MISS LARRAINE STEVEN SON, Physical Education GRA Adviser MISS ANN LAURSEN, Physical Education. Sophomore Class Adviser GRA Ad viser KATHY STORLIE SPIKES THE BALL AS MISS STEVENSON LOOKSON IN AMAZEMENT PERSPIRING ATHLETES WITH UNIQUE VARIATIONS OF STYLE. PUMPOUT THEIR PUSH UPS MR. KRAGSETH SURVEYS THE PROGRESS OF THE GAME FROM HIS LOFTY PERCH. RUTH HEGBERG PLUNGES INTO A FLAWLESS FRONT DROP ON THE HOPKINS TRAMP. BRUCE MURRAY SPRINGS INTO ACTION AS EAGER GROUNDLINGS ANTICIPATE HIS SHOT. CLASSES, SMASHES HELP ROUND OUT DAY THE HOPKINS PHYSICAL EDUCATION program for 1966-67 added nflery as this year s suppliment to the growing number of individual sports such as golf, tennis, and bowling in which students can continue to develop skills outside of school Undaunted by their large classes this year, the physical education faculty made plans for even more additions to the present curriculum Units on skiing and camping skills are being considered for next year along with a possible open gym where students could go during their free time to use Hopkin s gym facilities With the inspiration of this year's accomplishments. and the future possibilities, the physical education department continue to strive toward their goal of health and recreation for Hopkins students MR. JOHN M. ERICKSON. Soph Accelerated Maih. Trig onomolry. Solid-Analytic Geometry. Algebra. Math Department Chairman MR. DON ERP. Algebra. Trigonometry. Solid Analytic Goomotry MR. RI- CHARD J. RYNDERS. Geometry, Trigonometry. Computer Adviser MATH STUDENTS HAVE BOTH GRADES AND MODELS HANGING OVER THEIR HEADS. MR 0. STUART. Algebra Geometry. Practical Math MR HAROLD R BARTSCH. AJgobra. Geomc try MR. ROGER SORENSEN. Geometry. Sr Accelerated Math. Probability and Statistics MR. JAMES R ROVN. Algebra. Geometry A PEEK AT THE TURBULENT JUNGLE WHERE STUDENTS ARE PITTED AGAINST NUMBERS. MR JAMES WHITNEY. Jr Accelerated Math. Algebra. Soph Class Adviser. Soph Hockey Coach MR. CHARLES W SCHELIN. Algebra. Goomotry. Chess Club Adviser MR. FLOYD A KNUTSON. Algebra. Geometry. Shop Math MR. STEVE 8L0NS. Geometry. Algebra Physical Science Astronomy Club Advisor G-l 5 COMPUTER WORKS FOR MATH STUDENTS THIS YEAR one more teacher was added to the mathematics department, because between one-half and two-thirds of the students take math. Groups within the department are always working to improve the curriculum and adapt it to changing trends. A major trend has been towards more computer instruction The school still has the G-l5 computer and now has the use of the computer at the University as well Next year a semester course will be offered in computer mathematics The possibility of purchasing a calculator or a calculating machine is also being investigated In accordance with this process of change and adaptation, the mathematics department is looking for ways of developing resource centers to better assist students, and implement modular scheduling in the future HEY. WAKE UP! THIS THEOREM IS PROVING TO BE FASCINATINGI 33 MR. VERN ARMSTRONG TAUGHT PHYSICS. CHEMISTRY AND GERMAN AT HOPKINS FROM 1937 TO 1966. MR. T. 8UTTREY. Physiology and Anatomy. Physical Scionco. A V Coordinator. Cavalier Adviser . MRS. MARGARET W PERLICH. Math. Chemistry MR PAULA. HED8LOM. Biology. Head Track Coach. Chairman of Science Department MR. DON ER-PELDING. Physics. Physical Science, Driver Training IN MEMORIAM MR DUANE HEANER HEADED THE AUDIO VISUAL PROGRAM AND TAUGHT BIOLOGY FROM 1951 TO 1965. MR. CHARLES THIELE. Chemistry. Scionco Seminar MISS KATHERINE DAHLQUIST. Biology. FTA Adviser MR. RAY C. WEIDNER. Chemistry. Science Seminar. Science Department Chairman. Junior Class Adviser .. MR. DEL BOSACKER. Biol ogy IN PERFECTING THE ATOM 80MB MAD SCIENTIST DON NORD FINDS THE FORMULA FOR PRE SWEETENED KOOL AID. BLACK KNIGHT BUTTREY TRIES SOME SCIENTIFIC MANEUVERS IN HIS BATTLE WITH THE WHITE KNIGHT. INQUIRY: PASSWORD FOR SCIENCE TYROS SCIENCE IS MORE THAN EQUATIONS to memorize. chemicals to mix. and frogs to dissect. Through observations and experimentation the student of science becomes familiar with the process of inductive reasoning and the scientific method He learns to form his own hypotheses and draw his own conclusions These were the opportunities provided by the recently instituted science seminar program Consistent with this inductive approach to science. Hopkins implemented a new biology curriculum in '67 The New Biology centers around the laboratory and emphasizes a knowledge of the cell as a basis for fhe study of higher forms of life Future doctors and nurses continued to build upon the fundamentals of biology and chemistry in the specialized study of physiology and anatomy These classes explored in depth the fields of microbiology and histology With the introduction of modular scheduling all the science classes plan to divide their time between lab periods, large group lectures, and small group seminars in order to adjust their curriculum to the needs of the students 35 36 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President TIM MCLAUGHLIN, Vice President STEVE THARINGER.Secretary BILL GALLEA, Treasurer LANI KAWAMURA SENIORS END CAREER WITH WINNING NOTE 967 ... THAT WAS THE YEAR THAT WAS We pio-■ neered flexible scheduling and promoted the spirit of '67 Our winning football team, number one wrestling team, our ski team in ns first year in the lake conference took first m the conference and in the district, in basket ball, we were second m the conference, in swimming, we were once again contenders for the state championship, our hockey team defeated Richfield for the first time in conference history Looking back, we can remember when ... remember our first day at high school, our first football game, our first school lunches, remember Sadie Hawkins. Homecoming and Sno-Dazc as our first formal dances Then, the relief of making it through finals, and starting another year as juniors. Remembering our excellent. first-place debate team, state champion swim team. Medalist Certificate yearbook, and putting on one of the most successful Junior-Senior Proms Hopkins has ever had Then starting this year, our last year School spirit was shown at such events as the Edina pep fesis. wrestling meets and basketball games. The senior class of 1967 made up the SPIRIT OF 67 39 CHARLOTTE ABBOTT LAURIAN ADAMS WAYNE ALEXANDER KATHARINE ALLEN CHERYL ALLISON KATHY ALLISON MARKAMMEND BEVERLY ANDERSON DONNA ANOERSON JANNA ANDERSON HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING KATHERINE ANOERSON LEE ANDERSON CHARLOTTE ABBOTT Char An Club Cavalottos GRA Pop Club LAURIAN ADAMS Laurie’ AFS Cavalettes Sk. Club GARY AIKEN WAYNE ALEXANDER Voc Training. KATHERINE ALLEN Kathy AFS. Br.gett© Leader Cavalottos. Pep Club. Stag© Craft CHERYL ALLISON Cher KATHY ALLISON Band Bngctto Leader Cava lottos. Latin Club Teacher s Asst MARK AMMEND Audio Visual. Cavaliers, IMB. IMF Hockey. Svmmrrting ROBERT AMICK Bob’ Band Ham Radio Club. Latin Club BEVERLY ANOERSON Bov Voc Training DONNA ANDERSON JANNA ANDERSON Cavalettes French Club Pop Club KATHERINE ANOERSON Kathy Voc Training LEE ANDERSON Football Track MARY ANDERSON AFS Cavalettes. French Club Pep Club. Ski Club. PATRICIA ANDERSON Pat Art Club. Cavalottos. Library Asst. Pop Club, Stage Craft RALPH ANDERSON Andy Cavaliers. Bas kotbali RICK ANDERSON A t Club. IMF Wrestling STEVE ANDERSON KATHY ANDING Koth Cavalettes Pep C'ub LARRY ANGELL Ski Club THOMAS ANTONY Tom . German Club SAM A.NZEL GARY ARLT AFS. Cavaliers. German Club. H-Club Baseball. 8asketban Football PATRICIA ARNETT Pat Cavalettes. Pep Club. Spanish Club LEE ARNOLD Art Club. Folk Music Club Basoba’ IMB IMF Ski Club WARRIOR Business. Hockoy LINDA ARNOLD Lynn Library Asst . Voc Tracing. MARCIE ARNOLD AFS. Cavalottos FHA Library Asst Pop Club. Ski Club THOMAS ARNTSEN Tom ’ Audio Visual. Choir. Lab Asst Sk. Club Stagecraft TERRY ARTERBURN SHMlC NANCY ASPLIN Bngetto Leader Cavalottos. Pop Club. Ski Club Spanish Club. JIM AULO Choe H-Club Football. Jr Kiwan .ms Sk. Club MARY ANDERSON PATRICIA ANDERSON RALPH ANDERSON RICK ANOERSON STEVE ANOERSON KATHY ANDING LARRY ANGELL THOMAS ANTONY MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. MALANA IVERSON AND STEVE LARSON EXPLORE THE UNKNOWN CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN SAMANZEL GARY ARLT PATRICIA ARNETT LEEARNOLO LINDA ARNOLD MARCIE ARNOLD THOMAS ARNTSEN TERRY ARTER8URN NANCY ASPLIN JIM AULD SUE BACKES LARRY BAOER SCOTT BAGGER PATRICIA BARNES KATHY BAKER RON 8ASTYR BONNITA BEALS MARY BECKER SHELLEY ANN 8ERG DEBORAH BERGER HOPKINS SENIOR SALLY BERGMAN KENNETH BERLANO HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING DAVID BERRY SUSAN BACKES Suo AFS. Cavalottes. Gorman Club Orchestra. Pop Club Ski Club. LARRY BAOER Audio Visual. German Club. H CIub. Baseball Captain ol Foootball. Jr Kiwamant. Lab Asst Hockey. Track. SCOTT BAGGER Band Director Swing Band. Variety Shows KATHY BAKER Art Studio. Cava lottes. Pop Club. Sk Club Stage Cralt. French Club. Plays. PATRICIA BARNES Cavalottes RON BASTYR Art Stu dio Art Club BONNITA BEALS Bonnie Choir GRA Sentctte MARY BECKER Cavalottes. French Club Pep Club. $ki Club Soph Class Council WARRIOR Business Staff SHELLY ANN 8ERG AFS. Cavalottes. FTA. GRA Internal Relations Club Ski Club DEBORAH BERGER Debbie AFS. Art Club Cavalottes. Pep Club Ski Club. SALLY BERGMAN Voc Training French Club KATHY BENGSTON Transfer M.nne tonka KENNETH BERLANO Cava! ers Sk. Club DAVID BERRY H Club. Baseball. Football. Hockey JEFF 8ERTLESON IMB. IMF. Ski Club. Swimming. HAROLD BERZINS Harry Football. Sb Club CONNIE 8ETLOCK Sec Saddle Club. JANICEBETTSCHART Jan Library Asst . JOHN BISSELL AFS Cavaliers H Club Footbai IMF. Sk. Club. Hockey. Track MARJORIE BLAKE Margie MICHELE BLEWETT AFS, FHA. Pep Club. ARTHUR BLIESE Art Audio Visual Basketball IMF. DAN BLOCK CHARLES 8LOOMBERG Chuck Audio Visual. Ham Radio Chib Spanish Club VALERIE BODINE Val AFS. Cavalottes. Pep Club ANNE BOLLA AFS. Cavaiettos. Debate. WARRIOR Business Editorial. French Club MAX BOLTMAN Mac LINDA BOYTIM AFS. Cavalottes. FHA FTA GRA Latin Club. LINDA BRAEDEN AFS. Cavalottes. Ski Club French Club JEFF BERTELSON HAROLD BERZINS CONNIE BETLOCK JANICE BETTSCHART JOHN BISSELL MARJORIE BLAKE MICHELE BLEWETT ARTHUR BLIESE DAN BLOCK SENIOR CAROL EROAHL CREATES FLOWERING BUSHES FOR THE HOMECOMING SHOW CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN CHARLES BLOOMBERG VALERIE BOOINE ANNE BOLLA HOMECOMING ART DIRECTOR. RANDlCROSS INSTRUCTS OTHERS IN THE ART OF CREATING. MAX BOLTMAN LINDA BOYTIM LINDA BRAEOEN JOANN BREN CHRIS BRIGENTOFF THOMAS BROVOLO LAVERN BROWN NANCY BRONSON LARRY BRUHN PHILIP BURANDT HOPKINS SENIOR JANICE BURGOYNE MARGARET BUTTER HIGH SCHOOL: THE CATHERINE CAMP GRADUATING CHRISTINE CARLSON DAVID CARLSON JOANN BREN AFS. Bond, Covolettes, French Club. Pep Club. Swing Band. CHRIS BRIGENTOFF NANCY BRONSON . THOMAS BROVOLD Tom Cavaliers. IMB IMF Ski Club. VWMtfing: LAVERN BROWN Bud Choir Pres VP Hi Y, Wrestling LARRY BRUHN .. H-Club Bosketbal Fool ball. IMB. Track PHIL BURANDT Astronomy Club. Wrestling JANICE 8URGOYNE Jan AFS. Covolettes, Chou. FTA. MARGARET BUTTER Mago AFS Sec Cavalettes Pep Club. Ski Club CATHERINE CAMP Cathy AFS Cava ion. Intecnt'l Relations Club. Pres Spanish Club; CONNIE CANNIFF Cavalettes. Library Asst Pep Club Voc Training. CHRISTINE CARLSON Chris AFS. Cavdottes French Club. InterntT Relations Club Pop Club. Ski Club. Stage Craft. WARRIOR Busmens. Chrm Variety Show DAVID CARLSON Audiovisual IMF Wrestling GARY CARLSON F8L. Basket ball IMB IMF. Ski Club. RANDY CARLSON CAROL CASA NOVA AFS. Cavalottos Pep Club Sk' Club Warriorettes French Club. MARY CASANOVA AFS. Bngctte Leader Cava-lottes. Cho«r. German Club. Pep Club, Ski Club, Warriorettes. LYNN CASWELL . Archery Chib. H-Club Football. Jr Rotanans. Sr Class Council Student Council. Track. Wrestling Hi Y. Pres , JANE CERMAK Covolettes. FTA. French Club HAYES CHAPIN Chess Club MARGARET CHASTEK Peggy RODGER CHILD AFS. IMB. IMF. Swimming H.-Y French Club. MICHAELCHMEL Mike . IM8. IMF. Latin Club Ski Club PAMELA CHRISTY Library Asst JANET CLAPPER Jan' Band. SHMIC. Voc Training. CAP. THOMAS CLARK Tom Astronomy Club BARBARA CLAUSON Barb Cava'.rttes. Pep Chib. Ski Dub RONALD CODY CHRISTINE COLE Chris German Club. Internat'i Relations Club, Orchestra SHMIC, Ski Club TERI COLE Pep Club. SHMIC. LUANNE COLLINS AFS. Cavalettes Pres French C'ub. FTA, Ski Club Spanish Club PATRICK CONN Hi Crier. Page Editor GARY CARLoON RANOY CARLSON CAROL CASANOVA MARY CASANOVA LYNN CASWELL JANECERMAK HAYES CHAPIN MARGARET CHASTEK STEVE AND BECKY SMILE HAPPILY AT BEING ELECTED FOR PRETTIEST HAIR CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN ROOGER CHILD MICHAEL CHMEL JANET CLAPPER THOMAS CLARK BARBARA CLAUSON RONALD CODY CHRISTINE COLE TERICOLE LUANNE COLLINS PATRICK CONN OAN CONNOR GEORGE CONSTANS LYNNE COPPINS THERESA CORBIN PAMELA CORBETT MARK CORDELL 8ARBARA COTY COLINE COWAN HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH JEANNE COYKENDALL SCHOOL: THE KENNETH CRANDALL GRADUATING MARY CRAWFORD THERESA CROMER MICH AEL CRONIN DAN CONNOR Ski Club Swimming Transfer, St Thomas. GEORGE CONSTANS 8and Cavaliers. Internal') Relations Club. Latm Club. SHMIC. Stage Craft. BILL COOPER LYNNE COPPINS Bngotte Leader ChOK. Folk Mumc Club German Dub. GRA. Library Asst PAMELA CORBETT Cheerleaders B. Pep Club Pom Pom Girls' French Club. THERESA CORBIN Terri'' Cavalettess. Latm Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. Voc Tram' ing WARRIOR Business. MARK COROELL IMB BARBARA COTY Barb Cavoiottos. Pep Club. SHMIC COLINE COWAN FHA JEANNE COYKENDALL Cavalottes Pep Club Voc Training. KENNETH CRANDALL Ken As tronomy. Computer Math Asst Debate MARY CRAWFORD Cavalottes Pros FHA. FTA. Latm Club THERESA CROMER Terri Folk Music Club. Pep Club. SHMIC. Voc Training. MICHAEL CRONIN M.ke RANDI CROSS ATS Cavalettes French Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. Art Editor WARRIOR. 8EVERLY DAHLHEIMER Bov AFS. Art Club. Cava lottos. Latm Club. PopClub. Ski Club JOHN C. DAHLOF Band SHMC. Stage Craft Swing Band BARB DAILY GRA SHIRLEE DAVID ArtjClub, Cavalettes Folk Mus c Club. FHA Library Asst Pep Club Ski Club. Stage Craft BETTY DAVIDSON HOWARD DAVIS Ben Debate. Transfer Orono JEANINE DAVIS AFS. Cavalottes. H. Cnor. Latm Club VP Orchestra. RON DAY Sk. Club JON OEOON Footbat Transfer. Shawnee Mission East LOUISE DEGEUS Cava lettes FHA Great Books Club InterntT Relations Club JOHN DELEO German Club. Football. IMF. Ski Club JANNA DELUE AFS. Cavalettes. IntcrnaO Relations Club. French Club. Orchestra School Plays PATRICIA DERSCHEIO Pat Cava lettes Choir Folk Music Club. VP FHA. Great Books Club. French Club. Latm Club. Stage Craft. LANCE DETRUDE Cavaliers. Debaio. Hi Cner Football. IMB. IMF Latin Club. Ski Club. Spanish Dub. Sw.mm.ng. JAMES DISCHINGER Michael SHARON DORSEY GRA French Club RANDI CROSS BEVERLY DAHLHEIMER JOHN DAHLOF BARBARA DAILY SHIRLEE DAVID JEANINE DAVIS RONALD DAY JON DEDON LOUISE DEGEUS BILL GALLEA. ALIAS JOE COOL THRILLS THE HEARTS OF FEMALES AT HHS CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN JOHN DELEO JANNAOELUE PATRICIA OERSCHEID KATHY KOJIS THRILLS TO THE VOICE OF JOE COOL AT HOMECOMING VARIETY SHOW. LANCE DETRUDE JAMES DISCHINGER SHARON DORSEY DIANE DOTSON DEBORAH DOUGLAS GAIL DRAXTON SHIRLEY DUELL OOROTHY DUMAS LESTER DUNSMORE RICHARD DVORAK MARY EDSTROM TRYGVE EGGE JOANN EHRREICH HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLTHE GRADUATING GREG EISLER THOMAS ELLWANGER DIANE OOTSON Dr . . Cavalettos. GRA.OH.coAssi . DEBORAH DOUGLAS Dobb • GAIL DRAXTON 8and Spanish Club. Swing Band GARY DUDA SHIRLEY DUELL Olt.ce Asst DORTHY DUMAS Art Club Cava Idles. French Club LESTER DUNSMORE Les H-Club. Cross Country IMB. Track RICHARD DVORAK R-ck Class Officers. HAVOC. Voc Tram.ng; MARY EDSTROM AFS Cavalettos. Hi-Cnot. French Club. Internal i Relations Club. Sec Latin Club. Orchestra WARRIOR Editorial TYRGVE EGGE Tog Choir. Folk Music Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Hi-Y Club. Wrestling. JOANN EHRREICH Pep Club GREG EISLER Voc Training THOMAS M. ELLWANGER Football. DAVID ENGEN Dave Choir German Club Jr Rota nans. TIMOTHY ENGSTROM T.m Voc Training. DARYL ENGWALL Ski Club. H.-Y CAROL ERDAHL AFS. Band. Cava lottos. Latin Club. Pop Club. Ski Club. Warriorettes CANDICE ERICKSON Candy CURT ERICKSON Audio Visual. H3tn Radio Club Ski Club Swimming. KAREN ERICKSON AFS. Cavalettes. French Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. WARRIOR Business ROBERT ERICKSON Bob Band. CHERI ERNST CLARENCE J. ESS Baseball Basket ball VICTORIA ESS V«;k Cavalettes Off-co Asst. Sk Club DOUG FARGO Baskctba LINDA FARNICK . FHA Library and Office Asst. MARLYS FASCHING Marty'' Cavalettes. Folk MuSKt Club. FHA Ski Club JEFFREY FELLER Jeff AFS. VP All School Officer. German Club. H-Club. Baseball Football. IMB. Jr Class Council. Jr Rotanans. Pep Club, Sr Class Council. Ski Club Soph Class Council. Studont Council. Swimming. FRANK FELTL GARY FEYEN LOREL FILZEN .. Cavalettes. EARLENE FINCH Cavalettes Span ish Club. Stage Craft DAVID ENGEN TIM ENGSTROM DARYL ENGWALL CAROL ERDAHL CURTIS ERICKSON KAREN ERICKSON ROBERT ERICKSON CHERI ERNST SENIORS WITH PRETTIEST EYES. BILL TAYLOR AND MARSHA POFFEN BURGER. POSE UN8LINKINGLY. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN CLARENCE ESS VICTORIA ESS DOUGLAS FARGO LINDA FARNICK MARLYS FASCHING JEFFREY FELLER FRANK FELTL GARY FEYEN LOREL FILZEN EARLENE FINCH GRETCHEN FLACH ANDY FLEMING MARSHA FLEMING MARY ANN FLIGELMAN ROSEMARY FOLEY ROBERT FORBES LAUREL FORD HOPKINS SENIOR MARKFORGY STUART FOX SUZAN FOX HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING CHRISTINE FRANDSEN KEVIN FRANKE ROBIN FRITSCHE GRETCHEN FLACH Art club. Internal Relations Club. SHMIC SI- Cluli Stage Craft ANDREW FLEMING And, AFS. Bascbfli IMF. Jr Kiwanum . Hockey. MARSHA FLEMING Stage Craft, Transfer from Southwest. MARY ANN FLI GELMAN AFS. CfiVflleUOS. Folk Music Club. Pep Club Warr.or ottos ROSEMARY FOLEY Rose Band. FTA. Gorman Club. Pros Intornatl Relations Club ROBERT FORBES Bob ' AFS Debate Football. IMB. IMF. Latin Club, Fronch Club. LAURIE FORD AFS. Art Stud«o. Folk Music Club. Ger man Club Ski Club STUART FOX Audio Visual Band IMB. Lab Asst Swing Band Tennis SUZAN FOX Sue Cava lettes. German Club Pop Club. Ski Club. WARRIOR Business. CHRISTINE FRANOSEN Chris . AFS Cavalettes. French Club. Pep Club Ski Club. Stage Craft Plays KEVIN FRANKE AFS. Art Club. Boy s Quartet. Choir Hi-Crior Staff Basketball. Latin Club Ski Club. Stage Craft WARRIOR Editorial. Ensomblo. ROBIN FRITSCHE Basketball PAUL GAGNER AFS. Boy s Ouartet. Cavoiiors. Choir. Folk Music Club. Ski Club. Sw,mining WILLIAM GALLEA Bill SrClassSec. Debate Groat 8ooks Club Football IMS VP SlGS Jr Kiwamans Latm Club. Stage Crah. WARRIOR Business Editorial. Plays. Variety Shows STEVEN GALZKI Steve STEPHANIE GARO NER AFS. Cavalettes FHA. Pep Club Ski Club Spanish Club. ELIZABETH GARNAAS Becky AFS. Cavalettes. Choer leader. Internal ! Relations Club Pep Club, Ski Club. Spanish Club Stage Croft ROBB GAUTHIER Art Club H Club. Sk. Club. Spanish Club Swimming LINDA GEIS Lin Voc Training SHERYL GELO GRA MIKE GERRING ROLF GIL BERTSON German Club. IMF. latm Club. Hockey. PAULINE GODDARD Cavalettes. Pep Club. Spanish Club WANNETTA GONGOLL Office Asst Voc Training: STEVE GOOD Tronsfe' from Ottumwa. Iowa GREG GOODFELLOW Cavaliers. IMF Sk.n Diving Club Wrestling STEVE GORMAN SANOER GOSSARD Sam Audio Visual Siaqe Crah. Plays ALAN GOTLAND IMF. Latm Club Hockey PAUL GAGNER 8ILL GALLEA STEVE GALZKI STEPHANIE GARDNER ELIZABETH GARNAAS ROB8 GAUTHIER LINDA GEIS ROLF GILBERTSON PAULINE GODDARD CANDIDATE BECKY LOMIS WALKS WITH JEFF FELLER AS THE TENSION MOUNTS CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN WANNETTA GONGOLL STEVEN GOOD GREG GOODFELLOW VOCALIST TIM HUNT SINGS WHEN I WAS SEVENTEEN FOR HOMECOMING AUDIENCE STEVE GORMAN SANDER GOSSARD ALAN GOTLAND JOHN GOULETT SANDRA GRAFFUNDER DEIORE GRAYDON TERRY GRIER WYNNE GRAY RICHARD GRONES KEVIN GUBRUD STEVE GUSTAVSON SUE HALLER 8ETTY HAMER HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING JOHN GOULETT HOub. Sw.mm.ng SANDRA GRAFFUNDER Choir. German Club Pop Club Foe Training Pres Saddle Club WYNNE GRAY Hi Y Transfer from Ben.ldo. DEIORE GRAYDON Pres Folk Mush: Club Great Books Club. IntomatT Relations Club. SIGS. Lab Asst. SHMIC GEOFF GRAYDON TERRENCE GRIER Terry SlGS. Latin Club Stage Craft. RICHARD GRONES Art Club. Cavaliers. Baseball, Cross Country IMB IMF SHMIC. Hockey. Track. KEVIN GUBRUD Cavaliers F8L, IMB. IMF. Sk. Club. Hockey. STEVE GUSTAVSON Gus ' . . Band. Gorman Club. IMB. IMF, Swing Band. SUSAN HALLER Sue Choir Folk Music Club. BETTY HAMER Cava • ttes. Latin Club Pep Club. French Club CARL HANE Classical Music Club. Orch.-v . GARY HANSEN Voc Training Trock MAUREEN HANSEN Cavalettes. Pep Club. PHILLIP HANSON Ph.i H Club. Baseball. Cross Country. Football. IMB IMF Track. JUDITH HARJU Judy EUGENIA HARRIS Art Club. Cavalettes. Pep Club. Ski Club. Stage Craft. KATHLEEN HARTIG Kathy GRA COLEEN HARTNECK Choir. Library Asst. Pep Club BILLEE HARVEY Band Cavalettes. Pep Club LEANNE HARVEY Lee Hi Crier. Spanish Club Voc Training PATRICIA HARVEY Pat AFS. Art Studio. Art Club. Cavalettes Folk Musk: Club. Libru-y Asst Pep Club Stage Craft. EDWARO HA-SEK Ed SHARON HAUGEN Sherry Band GRA Orchestra CHRISTINE HAUGSNESS Chris Cov alettes OM.ce Asst Pep Club Sk. Club GREG HAWKINS BRUCE HAYNES Asst Phy Ed Teacher. Baseball. Football IMB DAVID HEACOCK Dave H-Club. Jr Krwan.ans. VP Spanish Club Stage Craft Swimming. Track. Plays. RICHARD HEDDING Dick IMB. LYNN HEDSTRAND FHA. Voc Training, STEVE HEISEL Crosscountry. Ski Club. Track. Sk. Team JOHN HEG8ERG Hockey CARLHANE GARY HANSEN MAUREEN HANSEN PHILLIP HANSON JUDITH HARJU EUGENIA HARRIS KATHLEEN HARTIG 8EST SMILERS AT HHS. DE88IE JOHNSON ANO DAVE NELSON. SHOW THEIR BEST COLEEN HARTNECK BILLEE HARVEY LEANNE HARVEY CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN PATRICIA HARVEY EDWARD HASEK SHARON HAUGEN CHRISTINE HAUGSNESS GREG HAWKINS LYNN HEOSTRAND OAVIO HEACOCK RICHARD HEDING STEVEN HEISEL JOHN HEG8ERG HENRY HELD SHIRLEY HELOT SALLY HELGERUO JOSEPHINE HEMZA TOM HENOERSON TENA HENDRICKSON BARBARA HENRY GRACE HENNING 8AR8ARA HENTGES MARY HER8Y HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL:THE GRADUATING LANEHERSEY CAROL HIEBERT KATHLEEN HIGGINS HENRY HELD SHIRLY HELOT Shirt AFS. Cava lottos Voc Training SALLY HELGERUO AFS, Bogetto Leader Cavaiettes. French Club. Pep Club. Sr Class Council Ski Club. Sno Oa o Jr Attendant JOSEPHINE HEMZA Jo . Cava-lottcs. FHA TOM HENDERSON Football. IM8 Track TENA HENDRICKSON Cavaiettes. Ski Club. Spanish Club. St3go Craft BARB HENRY Art Club Cavaiettes. French Club. GRACE MARIE HENNING SCHMIC. BARBARA HENTGES Barb Cavaiettes. SHMIC. French Club MARY HERBY Pat Hi Criw LANEHERSEY Band. Jr Ro tanans. latm Club COURTNEY HEOA CAROL HIEBERT . Band FIA K ATH Y HIGGINS FHA. Office Asst . Voc Training SAM HIGUCHI GREGG HODROFF SUSAN HOFFMAN Sue Voc Training: DAN HOGAN GARY HOGANSON Cavaliers. Basketbji IMF Sk. Club SUE HOGANSON AFS. Folk Mus« Club. Stago Craft. Saddle Club. OALE HOLLIDAY IMF Track. PENNY HOLTE AFS. Bn gette Leader. Cavaiettes. Pep Club Ski Club French Club JOHN HONOLIK AFS Basoba , Footba IMF Soph Class Council Student Council Hockey JUDY HOPMAN JANE HOPMAN GREGG HOPPER Cavaliers. Debatee. IMB. IMF. Latin Club. Stage Craft 0E80RAH HOVANOER Cobby' . AFS. Cavaiettes. Fronch Club Soph. Jr. Sr Class Council Pop Club. Ski Club Student Council WARRIOR Business. Warriorettes. NAOMI HUBER Cavaiettes. Voc Training. KATHERINE HUGH AFS Band. GRA. Internal'! Relations Club. Latm Club. Sk. Club BRUCE HULTGREN Band. Basketball. IMF. Spanish Club. OAVIO HULTQUIST Dave Aud.O Visual Footbai IMF Sk) Club JON HUMMEL Baseball IMB. Track SAM HIGUCHI GREGG HOOROFF SUSAN HOFFMAN DANNY HOGAN GARY HOGANSON SUE HOGANSON DALE HOLLIDAY PENNY HOLTE JOHN HONDLIK ANOTHER QUEEN CANDIDATE. SALLY WAGNER WALKS WITH ALL-SCHOOL TREASURER. MARK PARSINEN. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN GREGG HOPPER DEBORAHHOVANDER NAOMI HUBER SENIORS TRYGVE EGGE AND BILL MARCUS ENTERTAIN AUDIENCE AT HOMECOMING VARIETY SHOW KATHERINE HUGH BRUCE HULTGREN DAVID HULTQUIST JON HUMMEL TIMOTHY HUNT ROGER IVERSON FRED JACK A IVERSON RICHARD JACK GREG JACOBS SUSAN JACOBS STEVE JACOBSEN DAN JACOBSON HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH TERRY JACOBSON LYNN JAEGER SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING TIMOTHY HUNT Tim Bovs Ouartet, Cho.r H.Club Baseball. IMF. Jr Kiwamans. Latm Club. Ski Club. Hockey. MALANA IVERSON AFS. Cavalettos. French Club Jr Sr Class Council. Ski Club. Warnoreties ROGER IVERSON Band. Ski Club FREDERICK JACK Fred Art Club. Folk Music Club. H-Club. Hi Crier. IMF. Latm Club. Orchestra Ski Club Stage Craft. Swimming RICHARD JACK Rich Art Slu dm Art Club. FBL. German Club St Club S- Team GREG JA-COBS Spanish Club Hockey SUE JACOBS STEVE JACOBSON Hi Y Club Track. Wrestling DAN JACOBSON . . Latm Club TERRY JACOBSON . Cavaliers. Baseball. LYNNE JAEGER AFS. ArtClub Cavalettes Pep Club. Sk. Club. DANIEL JANSEN Art Club. M Club. Track Wrestling. RON JANSEN Swimming LINDA JAPS AFS. Cava lettes. Folk Mus Club. German Club. Great Books Club. Editor Hi Crier Internal I Relations Club. SlGS. Latin Club. Pres Pop Club. Ski Club Stage Cralt WARRIOR Editorial KAREN JAY MARY JENSEN Bngotto Leader Cavalettes Sec Choir Internet i Relations Club. Latm Club, Pep Club. WARRIOR Business. SHEILA JENSEN 8ILLJESKE Tree DARRYL JOHNSON AFS. Computer Math Asst. Baseball IMB IMF. Latin Club Orches tra Ski Club. Hockey -OEBORAH JOHNSON Deb AFS Cavalottes. Director. Pom Pom Girls. Pop Club. Ski Club. Soph Jr Class Council DONNA JOHNSON AFS. Band. Cavalottos Internet! Relations Club. Latm Club. Pop Club SHMIC. Stage Craft. Swing Band. JUDY JOHNSON Cavalettes Student Guides. French Club. Pop Club. Soph Class Council. WARRIOR 8usmess. LAURIE JOHNSON AFS. Cavalettes. Choir Groat Books Club Internal I Relations Club. Sextetto. Stage Craft. LINOA C. JOHNSON Cavalettes. Choir. Latin Club. Pep Club LYNDA JOHNSON Band. Cavalettes. French Club Pop Club Ski Club. Stage Craft. NANCY L JOHNSON Art Club Folk Music Oub Stage Craft. NANCY S. JOHNSON Cavalettes. Pep Club French Club ROBERT JOHNSON SANORA JOHNSON San Choir Folk Music Club. Voc Training: SHELLY JOHN SON Art Club Pep Club Ski Club Saddle Club DANIEL JANSEN RONALD JANSEN LINDA JAPS KAREN JAY MARY JENSEN SHEILA JENSEN BILL JESKE DARRYL JOHNSON SENIOR MARY JO WILSON ADJUSTS THE RECORD PLAYER FOR MUSIC TO CREATE BY. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN DEBORAH JOHNSON DONNA JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON LAURIE JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON LYNDA JOHNSON NANCYL JOHNSON ROBERT JOHNSON SANDRA JOHNSON SHELLEY JOHNSON STEPHEN JOHNSON CRAIG JONES JULIE JONES ELLEN JORDANO CAROLYN JOUPPE TERRENCE JOYCE ALEOAJOYNES LAN I KAWAMURA SANDRA KELLOGG LINOA KELTING HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING MARY KENDALL PAUL KENYON OIANA KEPHART STEPHEN JOHNSON Johns Ski Club. Sec H. Y CRAIG JONES JULIE JONES AFS. Cav.ilotlos FHA Pep Club. Ski Club. Trees French Club ELLEN JOROANO French Club. AFS. Cheerleader. Jr Class Council. Pep Club. Sr Gass Council. Ski Club. Span-sh Club. WARRIOR Business. Edno-rial. CAROLYN JOUPPE FHA. Office Assisi TERRENCE JOYCE T,; ALEOA JOYNES Dee Sec AFS. Cavaiettcs. FTA. Ski Club. Stage Craft. Vice Pres French Club. LAN I KAWAMURA l r Pres AFS. Cavalettes. Cheer- leader Class Officer. Debate. Trcas Jr Class Council. SIGS. Latin Club. Sec Pep Club Trcas Sr Class Council. Ski Club. Soph Class Council Student Council Warrior Business Editorial. SANDRA KELLOGG Sandte'' ... Cavatettos. Classical Music Club. Ski Club, LINDA KELTING Cavalettes. Pep Club. Ski Club. MARY KENDALL AFS. Gorman Club Hi-Cner. Plays. Int Relations Club Pop Club. Stage Craft. WARRIOR Business. French Club. PAUL KENYON Cavaliers. Hi r.er Football. French Club. Int Relations Club Latin Club. Ski Club. Soph Class Council DIANA KEPHART Art Studio. Folk Music Club FHA. StageCraft. JOHN KIENITZ BRUCE KING Swimming OON KINN Treas Hi-Y; SHERRY KINN AFS, Bngeite Leader Cava tones. Captain Cheerleaders. Pep Club. Ski Club French Gub. Jr Homecoming Attendant. KATHY KIRLEY French Gub. Cava letter. PAULA KLEINPASTE Cav.Vottos FTA Pep Club. Sk. Club. Spanish Club WARRIOR Business LINDA KLOBE .. “lin Folk Music Club. SHMIC PATRICIA KNIGHT Pat Cavalettes. Folk Mus c Club. Pep Club. Voc Training ANN KNUTSON Annie Cheerleader. Pep Club. Ski Club Warnor ottos French Club BARBARA KOBER Barb' Cava lottos Sec FBL. German Club. Voc Training. CHRISTINE KOHLER Chris . AFS. Cavalettes. Hi-Cner Art Editor. Pep Club. Ski Club. Stage Cratt. WARRIOR Bus-ness. KATHLEEN KOJIS Kathy .. AFS. Cavaiottos. German Club. SIGS. Pom Pon girls. WARRIOR Business Plays. STEPHEN KOST Steve NANCY KOTILA FHA. Library Assistant. SHMIC. Voc Training JOHN KIENITZ BRUCE KING DONALD KINN SHERRY KINN KATHY KIRLEY PAULA KLEINPASTE LINDA KLOBE PATRICIA KNIGHT ANN KNUTSON QUEEN CANDIDATE SALLY HELGERUO WALKS EXCITEOLY WITH SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT. TIM MCLAUGHLIN CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN LYNN KNUTSON BARBARA KOBER CHRISTINE KOHLER TERRY GRIER IS HUSTLED UNCEREMONIOUSLY ACROSS THE FLOOR BY BATMAN. MR. SCHULTZ. KATHLEEN KOJIS STEVE KOST NANCY KOTILA FRED KRAEMER LINDA KRAEMER RUTH KRAUSE FRANK KRIZ RICHARD KUHNLEY ROBERT KUHNLEY DARLENE KULL JOHN KUNZ JEAN KUSISTO KAREN KUSHE HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING CHRISTINE LAMMERS VIKKI LANGLOIS FRED KRAEMER Astronomy Club. Latm Club. Stage Craft. LINDA KRAEMER lift Jr Class OfficoTvice Pres De bate. SIGS. German Club, lot Relations Club. Jr Closs Council. Sr Class Council. Student Council. WARRIOR Business. Editorial. Governor Girl's State. Variety Show RUTH KRAUSE Band. Cava lettes. Trees Latm Club Pep Club. FRANK KIRZ Pros Chess Club RICHARD KUHNLEY Rick Stage Craft. ROBERT KUHNLEY Nidi Art Club DARLENE KULL Dor FHA Library assistant JOHN DICKSON KUNZ D k . Art Club. H Club Basebatl. IMB IMF. Sr Class Council. Sk. Club. JEAN KUSISTO Cavaiottos. Latm Club. Orchestra SHMIC KAREN KUSCHE Cavaiottos Pep Club. Stage Crafl Translor from Mankato Jr year CHRISTINE LAMMERS Chris' Chou, Orchestra. Voc training VIKKI LANGLOIS Vic . AFS. Cavalettes Bngotte Loader Editor Hi-Cner. DAVE LANNERS STEVEN LANNERS KARIN LARSEN AFS Cavalettes. Choir. GRA. Pep Club CYNTHIA LARSON Cmdy GRA Orchestra DOUGLAS LARSON Doug Astronomy Club Audio Visual Baseball. LINDA LARSON French Club. Cavalettes. Choir Pop Club. Stage Cratt NANCY LEE LARSON Lars STEVEN LARSON Steve AFS. All-School President. Sr Rop Cavaliers. German Club. Football. IMB. Jr Class Council. Jr Kiwaman . Sr Class Council. Ski Club. Pres Student Council Swimming MICHAEL LATTA Mike . . Choir. German Club. Cross Country. Football. Jr Kiwa-mans. Ski Club Track. Hi Y JOHN LaVIGNE Spanish Club. Swimming Wrestling. TOM LEAF Ski Club Ski loam RICHARD LEBRA Rick Football, Hockey. Wrestling DE8BIE LEE Cavalettes. Pep Club Ski Club. CHRISTIE LEHAMN Chris . . . GRA Voc training CHARLES LEININ-GER Chuck CARLA LEWIS GRA int Relations Club. Orchestra. Spanish Club: RONALD LEWIS LINDA LIEN AFS. Pres FT A Int Relations. Latm Club. WARRIOR Editors French Club TIM LIETZ Voc Tram.ng Hockey. INGRID LILLIGREN ' Ingy' AFS. Art Club Cavalettes. Fronch Club. Pep Club. Sr Editor WARRIOR KAREN LINDAHL AFS. Cava lottos. Choir. Pep Club. French Club DAVID LANNERS STEVEN LANNERS KARIN LARSEN CYNTHIA LARSON DOUG LARSON CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN ALL SCHOOL PRESIDENT. STEVE LARSON. COMES ONSTAGE TO ANNOUNCE THE HOMECOMING QUEEN. LINDA LARSON NANCY LARSON STEPHEN LARSON MICHAEL LATTA JOHN LAVIGNE THOMAS LEAF RICHARD LE8RA DEBORAH LEE CHRISTIE LEHMAN RONALD LEWIS LINDA LIEN INGRID LILLIGREN KAREN LINDAHL JEROME USSICK DONNA LOCKWOOD REBECCA LOMIS DAVE LONGHERNY CHRISTOPHER LOY BARBARA LUND PAM LUTZ JUDITH McCABE VICKY McCAUL HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE VICTORIA McCLUSKE GRADUATING JOHN McGINTY STEPHEN MclVER THOMAS McKENNEY ROBERTA LINDHOLM Bobbr Libiafv Assistant. JEROME USSICK Jerry Band IMB IMF Swing Band. DONNA LOCKWOOD GRA. Co-op C'ub. REBECCA LOMIS Becky .. Homecoming Queen. Cheerleader. Pep Club. Slu Club. RAVE LONGHENRY Voc Tram nq CHRISTOPHER LOY Chris Folk Music Club. BARBRA LUNO Barb Cava cites Pep Club. French Club PAM LUTZ Pam Folk Music Club. FTA GRA Sk. Club JUDY McCABE Ju AFS. Cavalettes FHA Latin Club Pep Oub. Ski Club. French Oub VICKY McCAUL Cavalettes Pep Club. French Club VICTORIA McCLUSKE Vick AFS. Cavalettes. Spanish Club JOHN McGINTY G nn Voc Training. STEPHEN MclVER Band. Cavaliers. Pres GermanCiub. Sports Ed Hi-Cner Baseball Football IMF THOMAS McKENNEY Tom Art Club IMB Hockey. RON Me KITTERICK MAUREEN McLAUGHLIN Cavalettes Folk Music Club. Trenslor Norn Illinois. TIMOTHY McLAUGHLIN Tim AFS. Art Club. Sooh . Jr. Sr Class Pros . H-Club. Cross Country. Jr. Class Council, Jr Kiwamans. Latm Club. Sr Class Council. Soph Class Council Student Council. Track. Wrestling. WILLIAM McLELLAN Bill Art Club H Club Baseball Basketbai Football IMB. Sk. Club. Tennis GARY MACHALEC Tenms. BARBARA MACNEIL Barb PEGGY MAOSON Cavalettes. Pep Club. Soc Spanish Club. French Club LELANO MAIOMENT Lee Footb.i i Voc Tram mg WILLIAM MARCUS Bill ' Folk Mus c C'ub H. Crier Club H. Y VALERIE MARKS Va Choir. Folk Muse Club FHA Pep Club VOC Training FREOERICK MARSH Fred Band Spanish Club MARY MARTIN French Club. Cavalettes Choir PepClub. NANCY MARTINSON AFS Band Bngotte Leader Cavalettes Orchestra. Ski Club. Stago Craft Swing Band. DAVID MARTZ Dave Art Club Astronomy Club. Choir. Computer Math Assistant, Great Books Club. IM8 IMF. Ski Club. FATMA MASHHOUR AFS. Cavalettes. Int Rein tions Club. Pep Club. Sr Class Council. Ski Club, Student Council. French Club. Exchange Student from Egypt DOREEN MASON. RONALD McKITTERCK MAUREEN McLAUGHLIN TIMOTHY McLAUGHLIN WILLIAM McLELLAN GARY MACHALEC PEGGY MADSON CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN LELAND MAIDMENT WILLIAM MARCUS VAL MARKS HOMECOMING EMCEES TOM OLSON AND DON NORO PAUSE A MOMENT TO REFLECT FREDERICK MARSH MARY MARTIN NANCY MARTINSON SENIOR FLOAT TAKES SECOND PLACE IN HOMECOMING PARADE IN HOPKINS. DAVID MARTZ FATMAMASHHOUR DOREEN MASON JUDY MASON ALISON MATSUI CAROLYN MEINHARDT DONOVAN MERRILL DAVID MERSKY DONALD MEYETTE MARILYN MICHALIK HOPKINS SENIOR RUTHMICHL MICHAEL MIESEN HIGH SCHOOLTHE JOHN MIHALKO GRADUATING JEAN MINER COLEEN MINION JUDY MASON Cavalettes. Chou. GRA H. Crier. Pee Club. VOC Training. ALISON MATSUI .Cavalettes Pep Club Sk Club French Club. CAROLYN MEINHARDT Am Club Cava-folios. German Club. DONOVAN MERRILL Gorman Club SlGS Pres Latin Club. Stage Cralt. Plays DAVIO MERSKY Mersk Pres Soo Class Counci H-Ciub Football, Golf. IMF, Class Council. Soph Class Council. Spanish Club. Student Council Hockey DONALD MEYETTE MARILYN MICHALIK RUTH MICHL French Club. Am Club Cava lettes. Latm Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. MICHAEL MIESEN Mike' AFS. Cavaliers IMB IMF. Sk. Club French Cub JOHN MIHALKO Cho-r JEAN MINER Cav.Vette FBI German Club. Hi-Coer. Pep Club. Voc Training Saddle Club. COLEEN MINION Sec French Club. Cavalettes Pep Club. BRUCE MITCHELL Audio Visual. Football Voc Training MARY MOELLER TERRI MOHR AFS Cava dies Chcei leaders. Class Council. Pep Ckib Sr Class Council. Ski Club. Soph Class Council. Student Council. French Club. JUDITH MOLLEN Judy Cavalettes Pep Club. Ski Club SARA MOLYNEAUX AFS. Folk Mus c Club. Stage Craft RITA MOR GAN JEANNE MORRISSETTE . ..nmc Cavalettes. FTA French Ctub. Voc Trading. MICHAEL MOULTON Voc Training CAROL MOZIS AFS Bngette Leader Cavalettes. Pep Oub Sk. Club Stag.' Craft LINOA MUEHLBERG CECILE MUELLER Ccii AFS. Cavalettes FHA Offco Assistant Pep Club KATHRYN MUELLER Kathy AFS Band Ca.aiettos FHA German Club GRA. Pep Club SHMIC. Stage Craft. Swing Band French Club. ART MURPHY TOM MURPHY Baseball IMB Sk. Club BRIAN MURRAY AFS Band. Cavaliers. Baseball IMB. IMF Jr Kiwanians. Spanish Club 8RUCE MURRAY AFS Folk MuS C Club German C ub. H Club Football. Jr Kiwanians. Hockey. Track CRAIG NELSON DAVE NELSON H Club Basoball Basketball Football IMB IMF. Jr Kiwanians. Lab Assistant. Pres Ski Club Spanish Club. Fronch Club GREGORY NELSON Greg Voc Training BRUCE MITCHELL MARY MOELLER TERRI MOHR JUDITH MOllEN SARA MOLYNEAUX RITA MORGAN JEANNE MORRISSETTE MICHAEL MOULTON MOST FEMINE GIRL. MOLLY WALZ ANO MOST ATHLETIC BOY. BRUCE MURRAY CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN CAROL MOZIS LINDA MUEHLBERG CECILE MUELLER BRIAN MURRAY BRUCE MURRAY CRAIG NELSON KATHRYN MUELLER TOM MURPHY DAVE NELSON GREGORY NELSON KATHLEEN NELSON LINDA SUE NELSON LINOAS NELSON ALAN NESS STEPHEN NESSETH TERRY NEUBAUER NANCY NEWCOMB TERRELL NEWCOMB SANDRA NOLAND DONALDNORO HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING TERRY OBERG RHONDA OBERG MARYOCHOCKI KATHLEEN NELSON Kathy AFS. A t Club. Cav-i'ottOS. French Club. Stage Craft. LINDA SUE NELSON Art Club. Fu ture Teachers ol America. GRA. Great Books Club LINDA S NELSON AFS, Cavalettes. Span.sh Club ALAN NESS Eliot AFS. Cavaliers. German Club IMB IMF. Jr Rotarians; STEPHEN NESSETH Swvi' Art Club Cavaliers. IMB. Ski Club TERRY NEUBAUER . Autho Visual. Vocational Training. NANCY NEWCOMB . . Art Club. Cavaiottes. Pep Club. Sk Club. TERRELL NEWCOMB Tern Pop Club. Vocational Tfammg Treasure SANDRA NOLAND Sandy An Slu- d 0. An Club. Cavalettes. Ski Club DONALD NORD Debate. IMB. IMF SIGS Treasurer. JR Rotarians, Sr Class Council Student Council. WARRIOR Business. Ploys. TERRY OBERG . . H-Club. Cross Country. IMB Orchestra. Ski Club. Track. Ski Team RHONDA OBERG MARY JO OCHOCKI AFS. Cava lottos. Future Homemakers of America. Pop Club. Ski Club. Spanish Club. TOMOHLSON IMB THEODORE O LEARY Ted Debate. Football WILLIAM OLMSTEAO But 8ase bail. Football. IMB. IMF Ski Club. Wrestling Vice-President Hi Y VAEDYNN OLSEN Baseball Basketball.Football Co op DONNA OLSON CtvsIWIM. German Club, Great Books Club International Relations Club. Orchostra. Pep Club. ROBERT OLSON Art Club Skn D.v.no Club. T. C OLSON Nos AFS. Cavaliers Debate. IMF. IMB, SIGS President. Latm Club. Sr Class Council Stage Craft WARRIOR Business Staff Manager WARRIOR Editorial Staff. Variety Shows. Plays. International Relations C!ub NANCY ORTON AFS. Cavaiottes. Oe bate. Pep Club. Sr Class Council PAM OSGOOD . Cavalettes; MARY OSMUNOSON Cavalettes. Ski Club. KRIS OSSE LUCIA OSTLUND AFS Art Club Folk Mus� C Club Socretary-Treasurer. German Club. Orchestra. Stage Craft. WARRIOR 8us ness Staff Plays international Reunions Club ALANA OTIS Lana' C.r.a ettes. Vocational Training, French Club, MARK OTTO A t Club, Audio Visual, Cavaliers. Choir. German Club. H Club. Baseball Basketball, Football IMB. IMF Junior Rotations. BARBARA OWENS Barb Art Cub. Cavaiottes. Folk Music Club. Future Homemakers of Amonca Pep Club THOMAS OHLSON THEODORE O'LEARY WILLIAM OLMSTEAO VAEDYNN OLSEN DONNA OLSON ROBERT OLSON THOMAS OLSON NANCY ORTON PAMELA OSGOOD LARRY STROM. SENIOR. BUSY AT WORK DURING MR. ENGELBARTS SIXTH HOUR ART CLASS. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN TOM OLSON PLAYS GOALIE AND HOLDS STREAMER FOR MARYOSMUNDSON KRISOSSE LUCIA OSTLUND HOMECOMING DECORATIONS. ALANA OTIS MARK OTTO 8ARBARA OWENS ElOORIS OVERBO BRADLEY PAGE MARK PARSINEN LILLIAN PATERSON LINOA PATERSON ROBERT PATTON JAMES PAUL LEA PAULSON OAVIO PAULY WANDA PECK HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING KAREN PEDERSON STEPHEN PEEKE ELOORIS OVERBO Elbe GRA. Coop Training Pro?,, dent BRAD PAGE Ski Club. Hi-Y MARK PARSINEN A ' School Treasurer Sophomore Class Treasurer. Debate. H-Club. Golf IMF. Jr Rotarians. Latm Club. Sr Class Council. Ski Club. Sop Class Council. Spanish Club. Student Council. WARRIOR Editorial. Hockey LILLIAN PATERSON Cavalettes. Pep Club LINDA PATERSON AFS. Cavalettes Pop Club. ROBERT PATTON Bob H-Club. Football IM8 Jr Rota' .ms Track JAMES PAUL IMB. IMF LEA PAULSON AFS. Art Studio. Art Club. Cavalettes Pep Club. Ski Club French Club. OAVID PAULY .. . Footti.il WANDA PECK AFS, C.iv.i ettes Bngette Leader French Club WARRIOR Business KAREN PEDERSON Cava lettos. Choir Treasurer, Latin Club Pep Club Treasurer. French Club. Warriorettes Student Diroctor STEPHEN PEEKE ’Steve Art Club Choir. Cross Country. Track. Wrestling. CRAIG PETERS-BURG Gorman Club Wrestling. DALE PETERSON Tenn.s JOHN PETERSON BdSOball. Jr Kiwa nians. Ski Oub. Spanish Club. Merit Finalist. KAREN PETERSON . Cavalettes. GRA Ski Club. PAMELA PETERSON Pam Cavalettes. French Club. Pep Club. Ski Club RUSSELL PETERSON Russ SANDRA PETERSON Sandy Cavalettes. FTA Voc Training. French Club: STEPHEN PETERSON Poto Baseball. Basketball Transfer from St Louis Park JIM PLOCHER MARSHA POFFEN BERGER .. AFS Cavalettes. Internal I Relations Club Pop Club Ski Club. Warnorottes Transfer from Peoria. Il! BONITA PORTER Bonnie Choir Pep Club. Stage Craft. French Club. JEFF POYTHRESS MIKE PRICE Cavaliers Sk. Club. LORETTA QUAOE AFS Cavalettes Choir. Hi-Crier Stage C'.ift Transtor from Oga'.lala. Neb . ROY QUAINTANCE IMB, IMF Swimming. MARK RADATZ AFS. Sec All School. Cava tiers. H-Club. Basketball. Football. IMF. Soph . Jr. Sr Class Council. Jr Rotarians. Latin Club. Student Council. Track MICHAEL RAMSOEN Mike Voc Training Wrestling. KATHLEEN RAMSAY Kathy . . Art Club Cavalettes Choir. Pep Club. Sk. Club CRAIG PETERSBURG DALE PETERSON JOHN PETERSON KAREN PETERSON PAMELA PETERSON RUSSELL PETERSON SANDRA PETERSON STEPHEN PETERSON MOST TALENTED SENIORS. KATHY KOJIS AND DON MERRILL OISPLAY STICKY TALENTS. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN JAMES PLOCHER MARSHA POFFENBERGER BONITA PORTER LORETTA QUADE ROY QUAINTANCE MARK RAOATZ JEFF POYTHRESS MICHAEL PRICE MICHAEL RAMSOEN KATHLEEN RAMSAY MIKE RAMOS HOLLY RAMSEY KARLENE RANOELL LINDA RANTA ANURADHA RAO CAROL REAGAN JEANETTE REICHMAN RICHARD REINERTSEN CARL RELLER ROBERT RENDAHL HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING CHARLES RICE KEN RICE LINDA RICHTER MIGUEL RAMOS AFS Exchange Student from Poru Cavaliers. Internat'l Relations Club. Spanish Club. Student Council. HOLLY RAMSEY AFS. Art Studio, Art Oub, Cavalottes. Pep C b S- Cub. French Cut KARLENE RANDALL Kookie . Transfei Irom Galesburg. Ill . LINDA RANTA ANURADHA RAO AFS Internal I Relations Club. Pep Oub Student Council. French Club. Exchange Studont from India. CAROL ANN REGAN FTA, Jr Class Council. Pep Club Spanish Club JEANETTE REICHMAN Art Club Folk MuS.C Club. RICHARD REINERTSEN Rn:h Folk MuSiC Club. Basketball. Golf. IMB. IMF CARL RELLER IMF SkiClub Transfer from Ben.lde BOB RENDAHL CHARLES RICE .. Chas ... H Club. Football. Jr Rotanans. Latin Club. Spanish Club. Wrcs:l ”.g. KENNETH RICE Ken Voc Training. LINOA RICHTER Lin Office Asst JOAN RIEDEL Jome GRA RONALO RILEY Ron Basobali PAMELA RIXE Pam Art Club. Cavalettes Pop Club Sk. Club Transfer from St Margaret's MARY ROCKNE Cavalottes. Groat Books Club, Hi Crier IntematT Relations Club. Latin Club. Orchestra Pop Club. Fronch Club NANCY ROIGER .. . Nance .. Art Club. Art Studio Folk Music Club. GRA Office Asst. JEFF RON8ECK Latin Club. Ski Club. Track. R088Y ROY Art Club, Audio Visual. Cross Country. Football. Hockey. Track. Transfer from Osseo DEBORAH ROZMAN Debbie Debate Great Books Club. Internat'l Rotations Club. Stage Craft Fronch Club. Plays PATRICIA RYAN AFS. Cavalettes. Pop Club Voc Tr.nmng JAMES SANDBERG Jim Pres Band. Football. IM8. IMF. Jr Rotanans Swing Band. Wrestling. JERALD SAND8ERG Voc Tram.ng ALEX SARIC H Club. Wrosilinri BOB SAVAGE Band, Cavaliers. Orchestra. RICHARD SCARP Dck Band BONITA SCHAEF BAUER Bonn.e Cavalettes. Latin Club. Pcp Club. Span ish Club JOAN RIEDEL RONALD RILEY PAMELA RIXE MARY ROCKNE NANCY ROIGER JEFF RONBECK ROBERT ROY DEBORAH ROZMAN PATRICIA RYAN FOOTBALL HERO MARK OTTO TIES HIS SHOES BEFORE THE BIG GAME. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN JAMES SANDBERG JERALD SANDBERG ALEXANDER SARIC POM POM GIRLS REST WHILE CHEERING TEAM ON TO VICTORY. ROBERT SAVAGE RICHARD SCARP BONITASCHAEFBAUER BYRON SCHAEFER TOM SCHAEFER DOUGLAS SCHEIBE JONSCHLENDER BYRON SCHMITZ SHERYLSCHROEOER DUANESCHRUPP SANDRA SCHUG JULIE SCHUTZ ROBERT SCHWALM HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL:THE GRADUATING CINDEE SCOTT RICHARD SEBRING BYRON SCHAEFER TOM SCHAEFER Ski Club .Swim mmg DOUGLAS SCHEIBE Doug Band. IMF. Ski Club JONSCHLENDER Transfer Ifom Sandstone Minn Voc Training BYRON SCHMITZ Brian SHERYL SCHROEOER Art Club. Folk Music Club. WARRIOR Business Staff DUANE SCHRUPP Band Boy's Quartet Football Track. Wrestling Transfer from North Boono High. IH SANDRA SCHUG Sandy JULIE ANNE SCHUTZ Cavalottos. FHA. Latin Club. Pep Club. French Club ROBERT SCHWALM Football. IMB IMF. Ski Cub Hi Y CINDEE SCOTT AFS. Cava lettes. Great Books Club Hi Cner Staff. Internal! Relations Club Jr Class Council. Pep Club. WARRIOR Editorial. French Club. Plays RICHARD SEBRING Transfer from Anaheim. CaH GEORGE SECK Voc Training SUSAN SEIM AFS. Band Cava lettes. French Club, lat.n Club. Pep Cub. GEOFFREY SENN Geoff . Gorman Cub. IMB IMF Tennis MARK SENN H Club. Football. IMS. IMF Ski Club. Swimming JOHN SNYDER . Transfer from L� ma Sr High NANCY SEWALL Treas GRA. Ski Club Spanish Club MARY SHEATS Bngette Leader Cavafcttes. Spanish Club. MARY LOU SHEEHAN . Cava'ettes Pop Club. DAVE SHENK JOHN SIEVING VPA tClub IMB IMF Jr Rotanans. DARLA SIMPSON SHARON SIP PRELL LYNN SKEFFINGTON Cavalettes DIANE SLETTEN STEPHEN SLITER Steve BRAD SMITH IMF. Ski Club. Swimming. Ski Team DEBORAH SMITH Deb AFS. Cavalettes. Hi Cner Club Pop Cub French Club. JAY SMITH H Club Basketball Football Golf. Jr Rotanans Latm Club. Orchestra JULIE SMITH ArtClub. Band. Cavalettes. Folk Mus� c Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. Stage Craft GEORGE SECK SUSAN SEIM GEOFF SENN MARKSENN JOHN SNYDER NANCY SEWALL MARYSHEATS MARY SHEEHAN 'OH TOM. YOU’RE SO FUNNY! WITTIEST SENIORS TOM OLSON AND LINDA KRAEMER. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN DAVID SHENK JOHN SIEVING DARLA SIMPSON SHARON SIPPRELL LYNN SKEFFINGTON JAY SMITH DIANE SLETTEN BRAD SMITH DEBORAH SMITH JULIE SMITH PAUL SMITH TOM SMITH WILLIAM SNELL ANNSODERLIND VICKI SOMMERS BEULAH SORENSON KENNETH SORENSON LARRY SORENSON DAVIO SPECKEN MARLENE SPICER HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL:THE GRADUATING JOHN STAODEN MARKSTANG PAUL SMITH AFS Band. Cuvaliors. Folk Music Club. Ski Club. Swing Band TOM SMITH . . H Club. Baseball. Basketball IMF. WILLIAM SNELL B H Football IMF ANN SODER LIND Cavalettcs. French Club Pep Club. Ski Club WARRIOR Editorial Warnorettes VICKI SOMMERS Cavalettes. French Club Internal'! Relations Chib. Pep Club. Ski Club. BUELAH SORENSON AFS. Cavaottos. Sec FTA. SHMIC Spanish Club. KEN SORENSON Band. Pres Cavaliers. Lab Asst. Manager. Hockey LARRY SORENSON Footba DAVE SPECKEN Oobato. German Club H-Club. Voc Training. MARLENE SPICER Library Asst.. Choir. Transfer from Eden Prune. Voc Training JOHN STAODEN Footba' IMB MARK STANG Baseball Basketball. IMF ELLEN STARICH VP Voc Training. LINDA STEFAN Cavalettes. Pep Club. Voc Training. BARBARA STEINBACH Barb AFS. Cavalettes. German Club. Pop Club. Ski Club. Warnorettes. PH08E STEINER Art Club Cavalottos. Cheerleader. Pep Club. Ski Club. Stage Craft. RITA STEPANEK Chou. FTA Hi-Crier. VERNON STEPPE AV Cavaliers. H Club. Ski Club Track. JERRY STEVENS AV. JEANNE STEVENSON VP AFS. Bogotto Loader Cava lettes. FHA FTA Spanish Club JEANNE STIFF Band Cava lottos FTA German Club. KATHERINE STODOLKA RICHAROSTONE Rich JUOYSTRAIN AFS Cavalettes FHA. FTA Library Asst SHMIC. Spanish Club. TERRANCE STRAUB Terry ERIC STRAUGHN AV. Folk Music Club. Great Books Club. Internal ■ Relations Club DENNIS STRIBLING Cavaliers iMB. MF Tran . -rom Ano • 3 KENNETH STRICKLEN Ken IMF LARRY STROM lb DIANE SULANOER $g« Cavalettes. OHico Asst. Pop Club Spanish Club. ROBERT SUNOQUIST Bob Doss Country. Track. Wrestling ELLEN STARICH LINDA STEFAN BARBARA STEINBACH PHOBE STEINER RITASTEPANEK VERNON STEPPE JERRY STEVENS JEANNE STEVENSON BEST DRESSEO AT HHS. MARK RADATZ AND OEBBY HOVANOER POSE IN THEIR BEST. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN JEANNE STIFF KATHERINE STODOLKA RICHARD STONE JUDY STRAIN TERRANCE STRAUB ERIC STRAUGHN KENNTH STRICKLEN LARRY STROM DIANE SULANDER ROBERT SUNDQUIST OONNA SWANSON OUANE SWANSON GARY SWANSON LAROE SWANSON PATRICIA SWANSON PAUL SWANSON PENNY SWANSON BONNIE SWEET PAMELA SWEET LINETTE SWENSON HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL:THE GRADUATING MARSHA SYONESS WILLIAM TAYLOR DONNA SWANSON Voc Training DUANE SWANSON FBI Orchestra GARY SWANSON H Club Hi Cne IMF Ski Club. Spanish Club. Swimming LAROE SWANSON Cava lottos. Office Asm PATRICIA SWANSON PAUL SWAN SON Cavaliers. IMB. IMF Ski Club PENNY SWANSON Art Stu fco. Art Club. French Club Folk Music Club. Ski Club. Stage Craft 80NNIE SWEET AFS. Art Club. Cavalettes French Club. Pep Club. Ski Club. Stage Crab PAMELA SWEET Pam AFS Cavalottoy FHA Spanish Club LINETTE SWEN SEN Voc Traim ,) MARSHA LEE SYONESS Cavalettes Pep Club. Ski Club WILLIAM TAYLOR Bin Baseball IMF Sk. Club JAMES TERPSTRA PAUL TESA REK Band Basketball STEPHEN THARINGER Steve VP Senior Class. IMF. Soph Jr. Sr Class Council. Jr Ktwamas Latm Club. Student Council. WARRIOR Editorial Hockey. French Club LINOA THESING Ait Club BRADLEY THIELKE Brad Basketball IMB IMF THOMAS THIELMAN Hi Cner. Voc Training RON THOMPSON Ski Club GREGORY TILLOTSON FTA IMB Transfer from Hoooston High RICHARO TOBIAS TERRY TOLLEFSON Band Cavaliers. Ham Radio Club. Swing Band Chess Club RON TOU-PIN HAROLO TOWER Folk Music Club. Latm Club. Skm Dnnng Club. Track JEAN TRIPP Jennie AFS. Art Club Cavalottes. Library Asst Pep Club. Ski Club Stage Craft. PATRICIA TROMBLEY AFS Cavalettes. FTA. Ski Club. TIMOTHY TROW AFS. Cavaliers. H CIub. Swimming EARLINE TRUDE Cavalettes Choir Debate. Gorman Club Sextette WARRIOR Busmess. TERESA TRUEMAN Terry Cavalettes. FTA. French Club. Student Guide THOMAS TURNER H C'ub. Jr Rotations. Lab Asst Swimming JAMES TERPSTRA PAULTESAREK STEPHEN THARINGER LINDA THESING BRADLEY THIELKE THOMAS THIELMAN RONALD THOMPSON GREGORY TILLOTSON LINDA JAPS AND BOB FORBES. MOST TALKATIVE. CAUGHT IN A QUIET MOMENT CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN RICHARD TOBIAS TERRY TOLLEFSON RONTOUPIN HAROLD TOWER JEAN TRIPP PATRICIA TROMBLEY TIMOTHY T ROW EARLENE TRUDE TERESA TRUEMAN THOMAS TURNER BRUCE VANORNUM WENDY VANSTRUM JOHN VANVALKENBURG SHERILEEN VATH MIKE VENABLE DANIEL VICKERMAN SHARON VICURN ERIC VOLOEN CYNTHIA WAGNER SALLY WAGNER HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING THOMAS WAGNER THOMAS WALDACK BRUCE VANORNUM H Club Baseball. Football IMB. Wres t mg WENDY VANSTRUM AFS Representative to Japan Cavalettes. Jt Class Council VP Latin Club. Pep Club. Plays. WAR RIOR Bull ness Warnorettos JOHN VANVALKENBURG SHERILEEN VATH Shen Cava’ettes Pop Club Sk. Club Stage Croft. Voc Tram,-} MICHAEL VENABLE Mike' DAN VICKERMAN H Club Cross Country. IMB Track SHARON VICURN Shar Cavaiottc. FSA GERALD VOGEL Gerry ERIC VOLDEN RiC H Club Baseball. Football IMB Sk. Club CYNTHIA WAGNER Cm dy' AFS. Cavaloitos. Choir, VP Latin Club. Pep Club. Plays. Ski Club WARRIOR Editorial SALLY WAGNER Sal Cheer loader Pop Club, Ski Club Stago Craft French Club. Ploys. Sr Homecoming Attendant. WARRIOR Editorial. Transfer from Got many. THOMAS WAGNER Tom Band Trans'e from Tucson Affe THOMAS WALDACK Tom Voc Tram mg PEGGY WALIMAA Office Asst Transfrr from Miam Fla DON WALL STEVE WALLING DAVID WALON ICK H Club. Swimming. MOLLY WAL2 AFS Pres Cava lottos. Soph. Jr. Sr .Class Council. Jr Class Sec . Latm Club. Stu dent Council. WARRIOR Editorial Business French Club. Soph Homecoming Attendant LARRY WARD Manager. Baseball, Voc Training BARBARA WARREN Barb Library Asst. Pop Club Ski Club LINDA WEB8ER SUSANNE WEHNER Susie Cavalettes Folk Music Ctub Pep Club. Ski Club RONALD WELCH Ron Cavaliers. IMB. IMF. Spanish Club. KARIN WERNESS AFS Representative to Switzerland AFS. Band. Choir. Soph Jt Class Council Sextette. German Club. STEPHEN WESTMARK Steve Band. H Club. Cross Country IM8. Latm Club. Ski Club. Swing Band. Track SAM WET-TERLIN Dobato. IMF. Jr Kiwanians. Latm Club. JUDITH WHITE Jud- French Club. Voc Training. CINDY Wl- BORG GRA. CRAIG WIBSTAO SUEWICKHERST Cavalottes Pep Club NORMAN WIESE VIRGINIA WILD BERG Gmnie Sec FHA German Club Sec SHMIC. Voc Training PEGGY WALIMAA DON WALL STEVEN WALLING DAVID WALONICK MOLLY WAL2 LARRYWARD LINDA WEBBER SUSANNE WEHNER IMF CHEERLEADERS OICK GRONES AND MARK RADATZ WAIT THEIR CUE. CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN RONALD WELCH KARIN WERNESS STEPHEN WESTMARK SAMWETTERLIN JUDITH WHITE CYNTHIA WI80RG CRAIG WIBSTAD SUE WICKHERST NORMAN WIESE VIRGINIA WILOBERG SHEILA WILHELM CHRISTINE WILHOIT JUDY WILKINSON BARBARA WILLIAMS CAROLYN WILLIAMS GARY WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMS TERRY WILLIAMS MARY WILSON THOMAS WILSON HOPKINS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL: THE GRADUATING GEORGIANN WINTER JAN A WINTERMANTEL KURT WITTE SHEILA WILHELM C.iv.i dt.-s SHMIC KAREN WERNESS AFS Representative jo Switzerland 8and. Choir. Soph Jr Class Council Se.totto CHRISTINE WILHOIT Ctu.s Cava lanes; JUOY WILKINSON AFS. Bngotte Loader C- Cho r. German Club. Internal I Relations Club Ski Club WARRIOR Business 8ARBARA WILLIAMS Hr: Art Club. Ski Club. Stage Craft CAROLYN WILLIAMS AFS. Cavalottos Internet i Rotations Club. Pop Club. GARY WILLIAMS Latin Club. Tennis NANCY WILLIAMS Nance Art Studio. Art Club Cavalettos. Ski Club. Spanish Club. Transfer from St Margar-ot s TERRY WILLIAMS Cavaliers. Hi Cr.or IM8. IMF Sw.m mmg EDWARD WILLIAMS MARY JO WILSON AFS. Cavalettes. Sk. Club. French Club. THOMAS WILSON Tom Voc Training. GEORGIANN WINTER GRA Pop Club Voc Training JANA WINTERMANTEL Folk Mus c Club. Orchestra KURT WITTE Folk Music Club. Latin Club. ROBERT WITTE Rob Choir. Hockey. STEVEN WOTHE Stove Band. RANDY WRIGHT Cavaliers IMF Latin Club Sk. Club DAVE WURSTER SHARON WYL-IE Bond. GRA SHMIC. SUSAN WYNKOOP Cavalettos. Folk Music Club. Intemat'1 Relations Club. Latin Club. SHMIC. Ski Club. CHUCK 2AJICEK H Club IMB IMF Spanish Club Hi-Y. Wrestling LINDA ZAKARIASEN AFS. Bngotte Leader Cavalettes German Club. Pep Club. Ski Club MARCIA ZAKARIASEN AFS. 8ngette Loader Pop Club Ski Club Spanish Club. RONALD ZALTZ Ron IMB. Internal Relations Club CAROL ZEIK Library Asst MARY ZEIK Art Club Cava lottos Pop Club. Voc Training. MARY ZETTERSTROM Band Cavalettes French Club. Pep Club ANNA ZEUG Ann Cavalettes. Folk Music Club Pep Club. Spanish Club. Spanish Club DALE ZIMMERMAN Voc Training ROBERT WITTE STEVEN WOTHE RANDY WRIGHT DAVID WURSTER SHARON WYLIE SUSAN WYNKOOP CLASS OF NINETEEN-HUNDRED SIXTY-SEVEN CHARLES ZAJICEK LINDA ZAKARIASEN MARCIA ZAKARIASEN HOME EC MAJORS COOK UPTREATS AND SURPRISES IN FOOD LAB RONALD ZALTZ CAROL ZEIK MARY ZEIK ART CLUB VICE PRESIDENT. CHRIS KOHLER. COUNTS MONEY FROM DUES MARY ZETTERSTROM ANNA ZEU6 DALE ZIMMERMAN JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President TOM MARTINSON. Treasurer KATHY FELLER. Vico Prosrdon- DON PAVELKA. Socrcli.y SHELIA KEHR A FORGOTTEN CLASS CONQUERS CHAOS ■ ■0 ONE KNOWS WHAT HAPPENED to the for-| gotten class - a class caught between the chaos of students entering Hopkms and the excitement of those about to leave Somewhere in the shuttle the forgotten class disappeared or was perhaps transformed into a junior class vital to the Spirit of '67 From out of their many contributions to the unique spirit of this past year, juniors look with pride to the accomplishments of their representatives m competitive sports, debate and student government And yet beyond the contributions of representatives. each member of the junior class also added to the Spirit of '67 as an individual by participating as a specta tor and as a student in the classroom The forgotten class has indeed been transformed and looks hopefully to the coming of a new year and to the rise of a new spirit — the Spirit of 68 82 JUNIORS John Berry Roberta Berry Douglas Bezek Karen Biol Steve Bietoh Joyce Bierbaum Kaorc Btr Iceland Sidney Bjorklund Katherine Blake Kathleen Blake Jessica Bloom Nancy 8loombcrg Jonathan Bock Kathryn Bock Russ Bockstcdt John Bohmback Maxine Boltman Ernest Bonkowske Randi Alcott Stove Ammond Gerald Amundson Steve Amundson Bruce Andersen Barbara Anderson Darnel Anderson David L Anderson David W Anderson Dennis Anderson Jell Anderson Judith Anderson Lmnea Anderson Michael Anderson Rick Anderson Sandra An dor son Rollio Angier Matilda Anjol Charles Arbogast Robert Arbogast Sharon Arbogast Lucy Anmond Terence A nett Donna Aske Debra Aspness Thomas Aubrocht Susan Bacik Kathryn Backes Bruce Baer Rick Baer Shelly Bagger Craig Bangston William Bangston Jodie Borland Dixie Barnes James Barnum Greg Barrett James 8a9t Bruce Bastyr M hoel Bauman Victoria Bauman Edwin Beals Jeffrey Beatty Bryan Beaulieu Alan Benedict Linda Bengston Ronald Bennis Jud Benson Jennifer Benson Martha Benson Patricia Berg Donald Berglund Jim Berglund Don Bergman James Bergmann Barbara Berlin 83 JUNIORS TOM MARTINSON ESCORTS JUNIOR HOMECOMING ATTENDANT. SHEILA HANSON Robin Crandall Carolyn Crosby Timothy Crowfoy Mic.haol Cunningham Kathenne Dahlem Beverly Oalman Judy Damorow Daniel Damschcn Stephen Danielson Michael Dav.s Marlene Dawson Jeffrey Day Cand� co BooLor Craig Borsheim Jill Boyan Daniel Boytim Jim Bradley Ronald Brand Dianne Brandcnburger Dennis Brask GooWrey Breault Gregg Broault Douglas 8ren Michaai Bren Susan Brewster Jim Brodman Dave Brown Ralph Brown David Brudcvold Davis Brueske Stephen Bryan Knstmo Brymldson Peter Brynildson Kathio Buchholz Bill Bull Bradley Burgoyne Alison Burnette Carl 8osch Paul Cairns Annette Carlson Corinne Carlson Gary Carlson Karen Carlson Leslie Carlson Nancy Carlson Perry Carlson Scott Carstens James Cathers Michael Cecka Barbara Chalich Jeffrey Chapman Karen Chermak Patricia Chermak Janet Christensen Kathleen Christenson William Christian Maniyn Churchill Timothy Claire Larry Clark Martha Clarke Jo Ellyn Clawson Paul Clement David Comoftin Chris Conner Bonme Connor Douglas Coonley Kathleen Cooper Kim Corcoran JUNIORS Diana Fowler Tim Frantz Norman Franzcn Jerold Fredrickson BfuC6 Freiberg Tern Frye James Fuhltxugge Dale Gabnelson Josephine Gagnon Roxanne Gakomeier Cheryl Galzki Scott Gamoc Anne Garlunkel Mark Garten Randy Gauldmg John Giere Trudy Gilbert Gary Glaholt Carlo DcGhetto Dave OeGroy Dan Delaney Linda Dell Patrick Delmoro Grace Dennison Diunno DerOSier Kristina DoTrudo Steve Oiorl Jay Ooloisi Susan Dotson Dean Draxton John Draxton Mary Drebenstedt Cathio Dieher Sandra Dressel Wendy Dfiskill Mary Dubay Nancy Duncan Greg Dunn Wos Dunsmoro Robert Eaves Carol Eck Janis Edmonson Jell Edquist Craig Edwards Sharon Edworthy Allen Egge Howard Ekstrand Richard Ellingsworth Jell Elliott Wendy Elliott David Else Arthui Emerson Toni Engler Richard Engstrom Mark Ennenga Gary Encksen Gwen Erickson Mary Erickson Robert Enckson Judy Eskun Laura Evans Son)a Fagcrbcrg Anne Farnam Sandra Faulds Kathleen Feller Grog Fil on Edwin Fisher John Flagor Nancy Flager Susan Fteei Rebecca Flueggo Carolyn Forbes Mark Forshtay Natalio Forster 85 JUNIORS Marcia Glancv Barbara Glaser Sandra Goode Vicki Goede Tom Goeman Robert Goheen Stcvon Golon Velma Goodmanson Roger Gordon' Scott Gould Elizabeth Grabowski Ruth Grabowski Mary Grahek Virginia Grandstrom Jackie Graves Randy Graves Catherine Groon JeMrey Griffith David Gonager BiM Groetsch OenmsGronli Fredrick Gross Lmda Gtoth Gary Grover Joan Grossing David Gustafson Lmda Gustafson Joanne Gyslor Dean Hackett Lmda Hagedon Mike Hagol Ray Hahnfoldt Charles Hall Franz Hall Jean Hallquist Nancy Halim Kay Halvorson Dave Hamilton Jonathan Hamilton 8arbara Hansen Gary Hansmann Howard Hanson Jerry Hanson Merilee Hanson Sheila Hanson Dianna Happe James Harrington Dona Harris Elaino Hoissol Ann Hold Madeline Held Ronald HtHgerson June Homker Cheryf Hendrickson Chuck Hendrickson Thomas Hendrickson Constance Harvey Robert Harvey Penney Hasck Laurie Hassmger Faith Haver Joe Hawkmson Stephen Hazleton Jeffrey Hcacock JOHN MARQUESON WITH UNEQUALED DEXTERITY DOES HIS STUFF. Michael Hebert David Hed Geoffrey Heidbnnk Jennifer Hoiser JUNIORS Ann Kadloc Dawn Kadlec David tenser Karen Kamolr Susan Kaspar Mary Kcelcy Shdla Kehr Chris Kellner Knsti Kellogg Kathy Kennedy James Kesslat Lmda teolcr Dan King Colleen Kmoshita Ken Kirschgosnor Josephine Kiser Marilyn Kloss Wendy Kobcr Mary Hoidal Knstino Honnmgsgard Thomas Hessian Nancy Higgins Barbara Higuchi Elizabeth Hill Catherine Himmel Richard Hlodky Sloven Hlavac Judy Hockol Cindy Hoese David HolschuU Dennis Hofschuli Maureen Hogan Connie Henkel Scon Holdaht Mary Holden Alvor.i Holerud Gregg Holliday Barbara Holm Mtchnel Holm Michael Holmgren Patricia Holschuh Susan Holt Elamo Horgun Tom Housengo Douglas HoveSson Patricia Hudak Deborah Hugg ns Mary Huibregtse Joan Hunt William Hyde Steven Hylbak Su anne irrgang Tom Ivors Greg Jacobs Patricia Jahn Julio Jensen Bruce Johnson David Johnson Debra Johnson Jody Johnson Karen Johnson Norman Johnson Paige Johnson Pamela Johnson Roger Johnson W Ronald Johnson Russell Johnson Lmda Jones Warren Jonos Jennifer Jubenvillo Stephen Judd Nancy Joison Stephen Jursik John Justus t 87 JUNIORS Michael Koch Susan Koppeiman Daniel Korbe) Lynda Kounz Stepnen Krause Dan Krawczak John Kresbach Terry Kuohn Janet Kurzeka Carl Kyonka Daniel Larson Gerald Larson Glenda Larson Gloria Larson Larry Larson Wendy Larson Kennoth Lau Craig Laughlin Craig Laurson John LeDuc Deborah Lee Pamela Lee Craig Lehman Herb Lehman Melvin Lemke Priscilla Lewis Steven Lchtman William Light Steven Lmc Craig Lincoln Richard Lindberry Dave Lindman Jack Lindsey Ann Lmdstrom Mark liset Sandra Loren Thomas Lubbers Veronica Lubbers Thomas Lund Steven Lundeli Nancy Lundqu st Jacqueline Lussier Mary Lutter Mary McCampbeli John McCarthy Margaret McConnell Janet McCurry Mary McDonald Mama Malecha Susan Malone Gloria Mann John Montz Pat Marcy John Marqueson Thomas Martinson Hoien Mascman Mark McKay Mary McKay Charles McGovern Ranoau McKinn«s Mike McNeill Pat McNeill Sandra Maas David MacGillivray CRAIG LINCOLN COMTEMPLATES THE PLEASANT PROSPECT OF MARRIAGE SAODIE STYLE. Susan Maetzo'd Marilyn Magnuson Susan Magnuson Stephen Maki JUNIORS Matthew C Olson Diane Olson Gary Olson Gordon Olson Glen Olson Gustav Olson Larry Olson Pamela Olson Sheryl Olson Stovo Olson Gary O'Neill Pautcta O'Neill Beverly Ophoven Susan Ortield Anno Orman Robert Osidiek Mark Ovorholt Bill Paatalo Mike Mason Susan’Mathow Robert Mattson Deborah Maxwell Mary Melin Robert Melletto John Merrill Tom Merry Patricia Michaeison Roberta Michais Kathy Miibort Connie Miller Jay Miller Cathy Mmer Robert Miner John Mogush Dawn Mohn Timothy Mohr Nancy Molrahn Mike Morris Judy Monssette James Morrow Oiana Moulton Frank Moxham Daniel Muehlbauer Sue Mueller Collenn Mulqueeny John Munnoke Jofl Munson Pamela Munson Michael Murdock Robert Murphy Rebecca Naegele Dan Nagel Thomas Nasser Susan Nastansky Brant Notson Douglas Nelson Eric Nelson Robert Nelson Sloven Nolson Carole Nerburn Allan Neuman WaiNg Joan Nicholls Shirley Noilsen Diana Nolden Scott Norlmg Memo Norman David Norrbohm Tally Oberg Karen O'Brien Sloven Oio Judith Olberg Richard Olmsted Cynthia Olson 89 JUNIORS JUNIORS Stephen Strandberg PhylhS Stratman Gary Streets Gary Strong Mike Suoschem Nadine Strosscn Roger Stussc Beverly Swanson Dennis Swanson Donald Swanson Duane Swanson Janet Swanson Rebecca Swanson Diane Sweet Paincia Tauge Joyce Tosarek Robert Tesarek Susan Tharmgcr Kerne Sandofur William Sandvig Linda Sauer Paul Schaeter Beverly Schaolbauer Craig Schepper Connie Schmidt Gary Schmidt Alan Schmitz Linda Schulte Jerry Schultz David Schweitzer Troy Scott Torrance Scully Gary Seeley David Sotg Gcorgo Seilner Marianne Sonn John Sesier Janot Sevold Ralph Sharp Jenny Sheehan Patricia Sheets Nancy Shenkyr Laurie Shepherd Carol Shidia Diane Shimek James Shuman Kay Simon Kenneth Skoglund Bradley Sl� plca Jacqueline Slner Lucia Smordon Andrew Smith Lynn Smith Stovo Smith Teryl Smith Timothy Smith Todd Smith Barbara Snell Joel Sodcrholm Richard Sorenson James Sorvick Garrett Soulen Joel Stahr Cynthia Stanfield Devon Stravrowsky Mary Stccnsland Craig Stenberg David Stcnshoel Patricia Storle LaVonne Softer Renee Softer Sholty Stiles Mary Siohl Kathryn Storlio 91 JUNIORS Patricio Thielen David Thimsen Judy Thomson Michael Thomas Mark Thompson Donna Thurbor Jenet Thurbor Gary Tollberq Steve Torberg Constance Toupin Anne Towcy Roger Transgrud Dave Trouton Rose Trow Glory Trude Groce Trude Cecilia Tsai Steve Tsai Wendy Tweed Carolyn Uhorka Gerald VanBrockJin Larry Van De Voire Mark Vance Robert Van Fossan Laura VanOrnum Richard Voddor Thomas Vosoly Judy Voca Mark Vollmer Teri Wadsworth Maureen Wagner Neal Wakerhauser Suzanne Walsh David Warta Scott Waterhouse Jon Waterman Anita Waters Bemta Waters Linda Watson Mary Weberg Michael WokJnor Ann Wold Diane Worner Stephen Werness Susan Wetness Chnsti Westlund Mike White Thomas W borg Chen Wibstad Don Wiebusch Barbara Will Janet Williams Pamela Williams John Willis Carol Wilson Christine Wilson DEBBIE JOHNSON AND JILL BOYAN KICK UP A STORM ON THE FIFTY-YARD LINE. Lynn Winge Carol Witczek Richard Wnte Karon Wong Jerry Woodhull Craig Woods Toni Wjtho Kathryn Woughtor Carol Zakariasen Bonita Ziegler David Zimmerman Dwayne Zwack SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Vice--President MARK JOHNSON. Secretary CHRIS WERNESS. Treasurer HARVEY CARLSON. President DAVE NAEGELE. SOPHS BEAR BURDEN WITH BOLD RESOLUTE THE WAR CRY of the sophomores was heard throughout the year as we proclaimed ourselves to be one of the best classes HHS has seen It's quality and quantity with us! The class of ’69 also held the record of being the largest class of HHS. with the total close to 750. Enthusiastic well describes the sophomores! Showing our school spirit at the pep fests and backing our Warriors at the games were some of our biggest contributions to the spirit of ‘67 As underclassmen we received the usual ribbing but took it all in stride as we looked toward our next two years at Hopkins High, when we too shall join the ranks as upperclassmen However for being just sophomores we seemed to fit into Hopkins High like old pros while proving our worth as the class of ‘69 93 SOPHOMORES •WARMING SOPHOMORES SURVEY RULES AND REGULATIONS AT ORIENTATION. Kay Bolla Linda Bopp Pat 8orgmar n John Bowen Alan Boyden Michael Brauer Janet Bredeson Stevo Bronna Laurie 8nnwati Pattie Jo Brochu Steve Brodie Douglas Bronson Mike Abeln Laurie Abramson John Adjms Roger Aikon Dale Alexander Brian Ajax Mark Alexander Mary Allen Nancy Amdal Barbara Anderson Brian Anderson Bruce Anderson Candy Anderson Gregory Anderson Jill Anderson Mark Anderson Mary Anderson Nancy Anderson Shelley Anderson Mark Andres David Angell Nancy Angell Melissa Anthony Carolyn Apple Margaret Arms Bill Armstrong Robin Armstrong John Arno Pennel Aspehn Bruce Bachman John Badah Kallie Bader Raymon Bahmer Pamela 8aldus Patricia Barnett John 8arnier Charles Barrett Wendy Barron Marcee 8ates Brenda Bastyr Susan Bauman Loron Bvddows Penelope Behmen Kenneth Belgarde Chris Bennett Lillian Benson Pat Bergrcn Jean Bergstrom Lmda Bernard Janet Betlock John 8e ck Leslie B s$eli Barbara Blako Stevo 8iieso Rita Blunt Margaret Block SOPHOMORES Kathleen Brooks Wayne Brooks Beth Brown Nancy 8rown Robert Brown Steven Brown Cathy Bruer George Brunner James Brun ell Gregory Buck Tom Buchholz Gail Burdick John Burmastor Merry Burns leda Bursch Marlys BuSCh Gary Byo John Came Rolland Caldwell Dennis Carlson Gary Carlson Harvoy Carlson James Carlson Pamela Carlson Robert Carlson Richard Carlson Tom Carlson Catherine Carroll Tom Casmer Tom Castle Mane Cecka Steve Cermak Emmogcnc ChaHms Robert Chastck Nancy Child Roger Christensen Roy Christenson Lrnda Christenson Norma Christenson Wendell Christonson Frank Cmquogram MaryClill Dawd Cody Rita Color Bill Cole Cindy Collins Robert Conn Dennis Connolly Christine Connor Sandra Corbett Tom Cordell Marsha Courtnago Patfory Michael Coty Scott Cnsman James Crosby Gory Dahiherm Tern Dahlin 8ruco Dahmen Ann Dalquist Bill Daniels Martha Davis Donald DeCosse Warren Doll Anno Delmoro Debby Dorr Daniel D cky Steven Dutmer Dale DiVette Chuck Divmo Rosanne Dolojsi Alice Dore Scott Douglas Catherine Drake Jacatyn Drosse! Sherry Ducked Colleen Duffy 95 SOPHOMORES Ramona Ebert Vicki Edison Michael Egan James Ehmiller Diana Eischcn Terry Eisler Janet Eilwanger Dean Empanger Bonita Engstrom Dave Erdahl Nancy Erich sen Roxi Ernest Stephen Esh Pamela Evans Peggy Falkenborg Ronald Fansler Edward Farber Jolino Fargo Sloven Farnum Gene Fauchor Fred Faost 8rad Fazendrn Diana Ferch Sue Ferns Laurie Feuek Glenn Feyen Tom Foley Susan Forsythe Candy Fox Pamela Fox Ollio Franke Jon Frey Greg Froemming Larry Froemming Judy Furst Greg Forshtay Stephen Gan Bruce Garamella Kathy Gardiner Kevin Gardner Michael Gardner JoAnn Gasior Dan Gatos Julie Geigor Mary Lee Geis Jerry Gibson Susan Grfbo Margaret Gleason ASOPHOMORE GYMNAST SWINGS INTO ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SWIVEL HIPS Gayta Gordon Kano Gordon Larry Gordon Jill Gorman Edward Gottschalk Cneryt Goulett LeAnn Grangroth Richard Grant James Graslie Geottroy Green Andrea Greene William Grenke Patricia Gleason Jayne Gltgor Virginia Glubke Mary Gooman Mary Goetsch Gary Gomsruo Lorraine Gongoll Mary Goodwin SOPHOMORES Ross Jacobsen Tim Jacobsen Ed Jaeger Ann Jarvoy Michelle Jams Mark Jensen Patricia Jensen Joan Jenstad Jerry Joppesen Edith Jesko' Helen Joamdhi Christine Johnson Brian Johnson Christoplei Johnson Craig Johnson Gerald Johnson Holly Johnson James Johnson Janice Johnson Kaine Johnson Keith Johnson Mark Johnson Nancy Johnson Nancy Johnson Randall Johnson Randi Johnson Roseanne Johnson Terry Johnson Maryann Jorda no Diane Jorgenson Elizabeth Joyce Susan Kadlec Kevin Kamerud Michael Kane John Karwacki Karon Kaut JoAnn Kawamura flenoo Kocslmg Mary Kellehet Ken Kophari REMEMBER WHEN DAVE NAEGELE ESCORTED HOMECOMING ATTENDANT HOLLY JOHNSON. Peggy Korsmo Jayne Kosel Jerald Kotila Katie Kraomer Lenny Kraemer Arden Krueger William Ktumm Annd Kull Don La8ounty Fred Lamg Sue Lancers Meredith LaRocho Martin Kersten Carolyn Kessel Steve King John Kmsella Barbara Kirscht Chartoen Klargucst Deborah Klumpner Mary Knauer Sheryl Knight Randy Koch Lynn Kohlstcdt Wendy Kollar Steve Kopp Leo Korbel Kathryn Kordsmeier Allan Korsmo SOPHOMORES Greg Larson Jacqueline Larson Judith Larson Lavcma Larson Scott Larson Todd Larson Mane Latta Cheryl Laughlin Steve Ldursen Stephen Lee Tern Leeds John Loibforth Sharon Lentz Karen Levering Bonnie Lews Totry LillCjOrd Jesse Lilligren Ellen Lmdbery Peggy Lindgren Rick Lindgren Sharon Lindstrom Constance Link David Liset Peggy Uszewsk Cheryl Lobitz Nancy Long Nancy Lorcnco Lmdo Lorenz Frank Loth Kay Lounberg Mardena Lovmgloss Keith Lowe Nancy Lowe Theresa Lubbers Dick Lucas Barbara Ludtko Peggy Luken Tern Lund Sheryl Lundquisi GrogW lundquist Sandra Lushmk Bernnie Lutz Clare Luxlord Judith MacGibbon Linda MacKinnon Joyce MacMillan Linda Madsen Kathleen Manarin Tom Mann Linda Marcoue Michael Marictio Marsha Martin Lynn Martinson Richard Marxen Danotto Mason Thomas Mason Nancy McCabe Alan McClure Christine McDonald Mehael McDonald William McDonald Darieno McDonnell Joyce McGrow Richard McKinnon Tim McNeill Susan McPherson Donald Melius Lois Merrill Michael Merrill Deanno Meyer Joseph Meyer Michael Mtchaolsen Lmda Miller Marcia Miller Richard Miller Kathleen Mmdrum Jeflrey Minion 99 SOPHOMORES William Mmnehan Mike Motdostad Denise Motion Michael Mollen Steven Mo ahn Kathleen Moore Susan Moore Wayne Mohlin Randall Morns Linda Moulton Craig Muck Cyniliia Muehlhauson Linda Mueller Thomas Mueller David Murphy Michele Murphy Dana Murray David Nnegele Mary Jane Naiansky Lmda Na o Sharon Nelsen Tony Nelson Chanda Nelson Jan co Nelson Karen Nelson Laurol Nelson Sue Nelson Keith Neumann Jill Newberger Gary Nicklason Janice Nielsen Katherine Nielsen Terry Niles Mary Nolan Dave Noland Pam Norman Susan Novak Doug Novy Jon Nygren Gerald Nystrom Jane Nystrom Randy Oos Rosemary Ojala Donald Olsen Barbara Olson Charles Olson Karen Olson Margaret Olson Michael Olson Robert Olson Wesley Opdohl L.r d3 Orth Erik Orman Denise Ostlund Harold Otterlei Kathleen Owens Steflio Paskott Richard Patton Caroline Paulson LaVonne Paulsrud Larry Pederson Joy Peetman Barbara Pelto Lynda Pet« CAUGHT INTHEACTI FRANK LOTH STOWS AWAY THE REMAINS AFTER A HARD FOUGHT GAME. David Pagelkopl Sharon Palmer Janet Parker Stephen Parker SOPHOMORES Russell Pofltch Michael Pornula Btyce Peterson Edith Peterson Gay Peterson JoNell Peterson Linda Peterson Carol Pfeilor Manlee Pforr Richard Phelps Deborah Pink Wesley Portinga John Pant Lane Preston Robert Price Stephanie Prudio Nancy Pud Sharon Puelsiron Kerry Pulsifcr Mark QuoHo Peggy Quist Michael Rahn Marsha Randell Tttomas Rasmski Larry Reed Arnold Roinhard Bruce Reinhardt David Reiss Robert Reiter Betty Rondahl Jeffrey Rosnick Carol Riedel Waller Ripplingcr Sherry Rivers William Rix Constance Robert Janice Rotullard Alton Robinson Margaret Roessler Kathryn Rohe Bradley Rohr Stove Ronenberg Patricia Roscndahl Paula Rosengren Jamco Rossbcrg Jon Rousseau Jim Rustod Donald Ruzm Mary Jo Ryan Holly Sandholm Connio Schaeler James Schaefer Susan Schaefet Jurty Schoibcr Ellen Schelly Patricia Schelitzche Pater Scherling Pauf Schormeister Karen Schmidt Patriae Schmidt Ruth Schmitz Kenneth Schneeberg Deborah Schneider Mary Schoenccker Diane Schott Patrick ScJiug Nancy Schulte Susan Schultz Harold Schutrop Catherine Schutte Mary Schwartz George Schweitzer Jane Scully Rebecca Seek Dan Secord Craig Seim Leslie Selgeby 101 SOPHOMORES Kathleen S ltner Gerald Selsoth Judy Sewall Thomas Sewall Patncia Shannon Dale Shaw Kathryn Shcats Steven Sherwick Craig Shirley Paul Schutc Jack Siedler Tom Sima Robert S'me Carol Simon Kay Stochia Steve Slennmg Barbara Sweet Louis Taylor Barbara Thompson Deborah Thompson Susan Slonen Jay Smiley Cmdy Smith Kathleen Smith Nancy Smith Pat Smith Scott Smith Susan Smith Paul Snyder Richard Soberg David Soderlind Roxme Song James Sorensen Kathleen Sorensen Michael Sorensen Cheryl Sorenson James Sorenson Karen Sorenson Corinnc Sorvick Sally Speckcn Peter Stallcop Steve Stalley Candy Stanton Greg Stanton Kevin Stasfavige Joseph Stockier Debra Steinberg Deborah Stene Sandra Stonsmg Stophame Steppe James Stevens Jane Stevens Marsha Stirc Tom Stodola Mike Stoller Duono Stone Lesley Strachan Mary Stransky Chris Strom Randall Strossen Gerald Thompson Laurie Thompson Michael Thompson Linda Thurber BRUCE BACHMAN PUTS THE SHOW ON THE ROAD ATTHE VARIETY SHOWI Shan Stutsman David Sundoen David Svoboda Thomas Swanson SOPHOMORES Barbara Thw.ng Greg Tiller JeH Tillotson Tern Timmerman John Tombers Laurie Tow James Trenda Vicki Trimm Margaret Trombley Pat Trow Barbara Trowe Susan Trumbte Patricia Trusty Maureen Turn Diane Topper Mike Turnbull Susan Turner Gregory Tyler Steve Van DeVeire Dawn Vanok Jame 4 Vanck Dan VanMool Grant Vanstrom Pamela Vath Susan Venable Rodney Vessels Greg Vickerman Rebecca Vuka Stephen Wagner David Waldo Steve Wandroi Marion Ward Shwla Warner Mark Warren Robert Warren Greg Watson Linda Watson Jerry Webber Keah Webber Kurt Wogloitner Russell Weibel Sharyll Weidnor Bevorly Welo Stephen Wentzell Chris Werness James Werness Rebecca Wetterlm Rodnck Whitcomb Michael Wiborg Mary Wiggins Jeanne Wiley Charles Wilier Gary Williams Larry Williams Paul Williams Jon Wilson Harlan Wind Karen Wintermantol Sue Wong Terry Wong Gene Woida Leslie Wood Gary Woods Leona Woods Oianc Wong Robyn You ngquiSt Patrick Zilver berg Kathy Zipoy Dick Zuleski Eric Zytman 103 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Torn Mohr. Sally Helgorud Anu Roo. Fatma Mashhour. lani Kawamuta. ROW TWO: Linda Kroemer. Malana Iverson Debby Hovander Nancy Orton. Molly Wall. Ellon Jordano ROW THREE: Oon Nord. Sieve Thannger. JeH Fetter. Steve Larson; BACK ROW: Lynn Caswell. Mark Radat Tim McLaughlin Dick Kun Miguel Ramos JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Diane Shimek. Kathy Fellor Mar Oawson. Sheila Kehr. Randi AJcott. Sue Malone. ROW TWO: Mauroon Wagner. Sue Thannger. Carole Nerburn Mary Stohl. Na dine Strosscn Debby Lee. 8ACK ROW: Graydon Page. Tom Martinson. Don Paveika. Jack bndsey. Mark Vance PARTICIPATION IN THE HOMECOMING PARADE WAS DIRECTEO BY THE STUDENT COUNCIL SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Chns Harvey. Nancy Child. JoAnn Kawamura. Terry Liileiord lane Preston ROW TWO: Holly Sandholm. Brenda Hovander. Tern Leeds. Rosomary Ojaia. Sue Wong. ROW THREE: Chns Werncss. Chris Johnson, Holly Johnson BACK ROW: Harold Otterlci. Steve Brodic. Stevo laursen 106 ALL SCHOOL OFFICERS AU SCHOOL OFFICERS: Secretary MARK RADATZ. Vice-President JEFF FELLER. President STEVE LARSON. Treasurer MARK PARSINEN. COUNCIL’S CALENDAR FILLED WITH SUCCESS THE STUDENT COUNCIL was aware of The importance of unity and cooperation among the students and the administration The members tried to provide a means of adequate government and management of all school activities The flexible study hall program was instigated and developed by the Council and a non-partisan committee The failure of the long debated question of the possibility of a fruit juice machine proved to be a real lemon in the Council's achievements The members also found time to sponsor dances, such as the unique computer dance which was held in the spring ALL SCHOOL COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Mar Dawson, Terry title jord. Molly Walt Lam Kawamura. Terri Mohr. Anu Rao. Kathy Feller. Brenda Hovander. ROW TWO: Holly Johnson. Chns Werness. Lmda Kraemer. Rosemary Ojala. Faima Mash hour. Nadine Stros-sen. Oebby Lee. Sheila Kohr. Sue Malone ROW THREE: Steve Thanngor. Don Pavelka. Lynn Caswell. Steve Larson. Jeff Feller BACK ROW: Don Nord Steve Brodie. Tim McLaughlin. Mark Radatt Miguel Ramos. Tom Martinson 107 ART CLUB FRONT ROW: Jeanette Reichman. Nancy Johnson Jean Tripp. Dorothy Dumas. Jackie Slitor ROW TWO: Mano Cocfca. Leslie Carlson. Natalie Forster. Nancy Flagler. Jenny Jubcnvitle. BACK ROW: Penny 8ehmon Tom Engler. Diane Pavelka. Martha Benson Kathy Nelson ART CLUB FRONT ROW: Sue Walsh. Linda Bcngtson, Bonnie Sweet. Chris Kohler. Carole Nerburn. Lane Preston. ROW TWO: Holly Ramsey Joanne Colvin. Phobe Steiner. Lea Paulson. Kathy Scllner. Sue Turner. ROW THREE: Nek Kuhnley. Tim McLaughlrft. John Sieving. Dean Hackett BACK ROW: Dick Kunz. Lar ry Strom. Lee A nold. Mark Forgy KRIS AND RICHARD MARK WELL THE SAGE AOV'CE OF THEIR FEARLESS LEADER TIM MCLAUGHLIN CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF UTILIZING HIS CREATIVE GENIUS. ART CLUB ART CLUB OFFICERS: V.ce-Prosidcfii JOHN SIEVING, President CHRISTINE KOHLER. Secretary CAROLE NER8URNE. Treasurer NANCY FLAGLER. ART CLUB STIMULATES MEMBER’S CREATIVITY ART CLUB WAS CREATED (or the young artist who wished to spend more time in school on his imaginative pursuits. The club gave both the talented student and the student with limited ability the satisfaction of origination. Art Club meetings were set up informally and individually. Almost any afternoon an art enthusiast was found fashioning pottery in clay or designing scenes on a canvas. With a relaxing and stimulating atmosphere, students would delve into the art field of their choice Gaiety and color were added to Hopkins High when the stu dents’ works were displayed in the foyer illustrating their fine artistic ability and creative genius. AFS FRONT ROW: Vicki McCluske Linda Pal mer. Laurie Adams Pat Thielcn. Sheryl 01 son, Pam Olson, Kathy Hugh, Christine Kohler. Laurie Hasvngcr Kerry Pulsilcr. ROW TWO: Sandy Goodo. Janet Swanson, Pat Post, Katyn Carlson, Karen Lindahl. Donna Aske. MoHy Walz. Nancy Martinson, Kailio Bader. Andrea Greene; ROW THREE: Mau-rcon Wagnor. Becky Garnaas. Tern Mohr. Mar Dawson Pam Corbett. Randi Alcott, Ann Knutson, Sherry Kmn. Martha Clarke; ROW FOUR: Ann Jarvey -Penny Holte. Laura Evans. Joan Tripp. Vicki Bauman. Debbie Derr. Lestio Selgeby. Kathy Trcmann, Barbara Stoinbach. Mary Stohl. BACK ROW: Debby Hovander. Ron Schmid. Dave Nelson. Gray-don Pago. Miguel Ramos. Scott Carstons Craig Lnurson. Darryl Johnson. Mary Jane Nastansky AFS FRONT ROW: Sue Walsh. Janet Williams. Kathy Feller. Sue Thartnger.Judy Strain. Jenny Jubenv llo. Ceceil Mueller. Sandy Corbott. Linda Lien. Jan DeLuo: ROW TWO: Holly Johnson. Jan Hultgren. Lynn Martinson. Jan 8urgoync. Pam Sweet. Jeanne Stevenson, Linda Japs. Roberta Berry. Ellen Jordano. Joan Jonstad. Laurie Johnson ROW THREE: Mary Casanova. Ann Weld. Sholly Stiles. Pam Munson. Mary Mefcn. Pam Olson. Janet McCurry. Sue Malone. Mary Dubay Mary Wiggins. ROW FOUR: Susan Seim Nancy Flagler. Valerie Bodine, Shelley Berg, Carol Casanova. Chris Frondson. Cindy Hoese. Chris Carlson. Mary Huibretso. Stc phanio Stoppc. JoAnn Kawamura. BACK ROW: Steve Mclver. Trygvo Eggo. Gary O' Neill. Dave Kaiser. Gwen Erickson. Pam Berg. Barb Holm, Sue Maotzold. Suo Brewster. Mary Edstrom AFS FRONT ROW: Nancy Bloomberg. Mary Holden. Kns Hennmgsgard. Anu Rao, LuAnno Collms. Connne Carlson. Dobbie Aspnes. Anne Bolla, ROW TWO: Cathy Bruer, Nancy Child. Pam Evans. Ollio Franke. Marilyn Churchill. Kay Backes. Nancy Rydon, Lynda Watson. Dee Joynes. ROW THREE: Barb Polto. Karen Erickson. Sally Hclgcrud. Debbie Johnson. Terri Loeds. Denise Molten. Cindy Wagner. Margaret 8uttcr. Viklu Langlois. Ann Lmdstrom. Diane Jorgenson. ROW FOUR: Sheri Vath. Bette Hondrickson Launo Towc. Brenda Hovandor. Lane Preston. Randi Cross. Becky Flucggo. Sandy Maas. Tolly Obcrg. BACK ROW: Kathy Smith Sharon Lind-strom. Marti McNeill Penny Behmen. Fatma Mashhour. Joanine Davis. Barb Glaser. Barb Will AFS FRONT ROW: Bov Ophovon 8eth Brown. Malana Iverson. Bonnie Sweet. Chorleon KJarquist. Carol Shidla Wanda Peck Julio Jones. Sherry Rivers. Barb Olson. ROW TWO: Julie Haugsoess. Debbie Leo Linda Patorson. Karen Johnson. Mary Kondahl. Carolyn Kessoi Shari Stutsman. Nancy Duncan Judy Damerow. ROWTHREE:Judy Sowall. Chns Bennett. Sheila Kehr. Holly Sandholm Earlene Trude. Sue Novak. Carol Moos, Lmda Broaden. Karne Johnson Maty Weborg. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Apple, Suo Backes. Judy Wilkinson, Mary Ann Fligelman. Diane Shimok, Karen Wong. Toni Englor Jan Waterman. BACK ROW: Maryann Jordano. JoNell Hesketh. Jeff Feller. Steve Larson. Mark Radau. Tim McLaughlin. Carol Pladson. Jan Kurzeka. Marsha Stiro MUCH ROCKING SOUND OF THE POORE BOYS' SPELLBOUND STUDENTS ATAFS BARBEQUE AFS CLUB OFFICERS: Vtce Present JEANNE STEVENSON. Treasurer PATTI BERG. President LANI KAWAMURA. Secretary OEE JOYNES HOPKINS WELCOMES FOREIGN FRIENDSHIP PREVIOUS TO THE SCHOOL SEASON American Field Service members met to prepare and herald the arrival of our three AFS students Fatma Maahhour from Egypt. Michael Ramos from Peru, and Anu Rao from India The AFS barbecue was planned for inside HHS this fall as a precaution against traditional rainy weather. Good food, entertainment by the Poore Boys,” and lively chatter was had by those present Directed by club officers and the counseling of Mr Benson, a Mardi Gras was a highlight in February This event served as a get-together party for meeting foreign students at the University of Minnesota SPONSOR ANN LINOSTROM WITH HER GUEST FOR THE YEAR ANU RAO FROM INDIA SPONSOR NANCY DUNCAN WITH HER GUEST FOR THE YEAR FATMA MASHHOUR FROM EGYPT SPONSOR CRAIG LAURSEN WITH HIS GUEST FOR THE YEAR MIGUEL RAMOS FROM PERU 111 SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Solly Wagner Laurie Hassm-got. Kay Simon. Nancy Lundquist. Pam lutz. Kathy Hugh. Shan Stutsman. ROW TWO: Karen Johnson Kathi Dahlem. Motissa Anthony. Sue Maetzold. Toni Engler. Donna Aske. Randi Alcott Kathy Mmdrum. Ollie Franke ROW THREE: Maryann Jordano. Dec Joynos. Darlene McDonnoll. Peg Morse. Trmka Himmol. Randi Cross. Fatma Mash-hour. Mary Melin. Carla DeGhetto. ROW FOUR: Jeff Beatty. Miko Latta. Mike Price. Scott Gould. Jeff Parkinson. Tom Leaf. Tom Murphy. Steve Golrti Dave Nelson. BACK ROW: Roger Iverson. Craig Lincoln. Darryl Johnson. Mark Otto. Bob Forbes. Jeff Bend-son. Daryl Engwall. Tom Henderson. Brad Smith SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Patti Berg. Kathy Owens. Nancy Pudd. Chris Jobnscn. Kathy Feller. Terri Leeds. Barbara Siewbach Chris Wornoss. ROW TWO: Sue Magnuson. Pam Munson. Sue Malone. Lane Preston. Ann Sodcrlmd. Carol Erdahl. Lea Paulson. ROW THREE: Don Swanson. Graydon Page. Craig Van-Fossan. Sheila Hanson. Kathy Gardiner. Sue Wohner. Nancv Williams. Debbie Lee. Sandy Noland. ROW FOUR: Oave Angell. Craig Shirley. Mark Forgy,Harvey Carlson. Ken Borland. Ric Voldon. Tom Arnison. BACK ROW: Chari Bloomberg Carl Busch. Tom Roid. Robb Gaulhior. John Peterson. Bob Murphy. A SKI ENTHUSIAST REAOIES EQUIPMENT FOR AN IMPENDING JOURNEY. PICTURESQUE SCENERY ENGULFS SKIIERS IN A SNOWY WINTER WONOERLANO. PROFICIENT SENIOR CAROL EROAHL CONFIDENTLY AWAITS HER CHALLENGE. TOUGH SKIERS SHUN WEATHER, FROSTBITE SLEEPY BUT ENTHUSIASTIC Hopkins skners dragged themselves to the parking lot every Saturday morning for a long bus ride to Canada. Indianhead. Lutsen and other areas The Ski Club was organized with other suburban schools and Apres Ski Tours this year, which made more trips and ski weekends possible Ski Club officers Dave Nelson. Rich Jack. Graydon Page, and Patty Berg worked with Mel Pntol. Apres director, and officers from other schools to plan trips and films for club meetings Cold weather and frostbite wore minor details to the hardy skiers who piled out of the bus at the end of a day on the slopes The climax of the Ski Club calendar was a trip to Utah for six days of mountain skiing SKI OFFICERS: Vice President RICHARD JACK. President DAVE NELSON. Treasurer GRAYDON PAGE. 113 • TOM MURPHY CONCEDES TO FATIGUE IN FAMILIAR SURROUNDINGS. MORAL AND PHYSICAL SUPPORT IS CONTRIBUTED BY GOOD SAMARITAN. WARRIOR C K I BUNNIES SERIOUSLY CONTEMPLATE SURROUNDING STEEPNESS. 114 AMID A FOREST OF SKI POLES ONE LONE SKIER CUTS LOOSE SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Cindy Collins. Mary Kdlcher. Tena Hendrickson. Wendy Kollar. Karyn Carlson. Kris Henn ngsgatd. Alison MatSui. Shelley Borg; ROW TWO: Lynn Hughes. Nancy Erichsen, Judy Larson. Sue Turner. Linda Japs. Carol Pladsen. Sue Thanngor. Pam Evans. ROWTHREE: SucWynkoop. Sto phante Prudio. Nancy Johnson. Linda Wat son. Judi Damcrow. Connnc Carlson. Dobbie Aspnes ROW FOUR: Kathy Trcmann. Barb Holm. Vicki Bauman. Mary Stransky. Betty Rendahl. Jenny Jubenvillo. Sue Wong. Nancy Flagler BACK ROW: O.ck Hock. John Mol-on. Jock Haul. Wally Nugcts. Jon Nygrpn. Terry Tollolson 115 OFFICE WORKERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Olb«rg. Mrs Pavel ku. Nancy Roigor, Alana Ons. Shirley Duoll. Laroo Swanson. Kitty Blnko, Mrs Olson. Nancy Larson. Mrs Slang LIBRARY WORKERS FRONT ROW: Pal Molschuh. Judy Strain. Mtxino Boltman. Linda Farmck. Sue Irrgang. Colleen Hartneck. Susan Werncss. Det bio Johnson, BACK ROW: Laura Van Ornum. Linda Bengston. Sally Spocken. Kris Osse. Jan Bottschnrt. Sandra Schug. Joyce McGrow, Lynette Helgoson. Linda Arnold. Carol Zolk. Pat Anderson. Diane Deronor. Jackie Sliter. Shernl Zenor 116 NEW HOPE RADICALLY STIRS STAGNANT POT THE HOPKINS ORGANIZATION FOR POLITICAL EDUCATION in us first year, was engaged in a multitude of ambitious projects Ruffling the feathers of their complacent competition. HOPE began its life with a bang as the TORCH came on the scene As March went out like a lamb. HOPE came in again like a lion as it began its spring round of polmcing Backing their favorite son for Student Council president. HOPE shook the dust out of Hopkins' tradition once again This years officers included president Gary O'Neill, vice-president Matt Olson. whVre a t and charity treasurer Linda Japs and secretary Nadine Sirossen leave off. HOPE LINOA JAPS AND CO WORKERS LOSE ALL INHIBITIONS WHILE HARVESTING CORN. CAVALIERS FRONT ROW: Kon Swenson Mark Vance. James Sorensen. Gary Hoganson. Vernon Steppe. Gary O'Neill. Davo Ransberg, ROW TWO: Georgo Consians. Scott Carstens. Scott Holdahl. Bill 8angtsom. Terry Jacobson. Don Pavel ka ROW THREE: Alan Ness. Brian Murray, Stevo Strandberg. Miguol Ramos. Franz Hall. Jeff Parkinson. Paul Smith. Terry Tollefson ROW FOUR: Bill Hyde. Paul Swanson, Graydon Pago. Craig VanFossan. Tom Hessian. Dan Muehlbauer; BACK ROW: Craig Laursen. Stevo Larson. Tom Vesoly. Mike Holmgron CAVALIERS CAVALIER OFFICERS: Scott Carstens. 8ill Bengtson. Gaty Hoganson. Steve Larson. Ken Sorenson GALLANT CAVALIERS PROMOTED SERVICES THE CAVALIERS' HAVE LENT many years of service to Hopkins High and their contributions were continued in 1967. A familiar sight m the fall was the Cavalier with his big brown envelope peddling Homecoming buttons to prospective customers This project proved so successful that the club docided to continue this endeavor with the sale of Sno-Daze buttons Cavalier officers Ken Sorenson. Steve Larson. Gary Hoganson. Bill Bengtson. and.Scott Carstens. along with their adviser Mr Buttrey. made sure that these efforts were not in vain The Cavaliers further widened the support of a Vietnamese child through the Foster Parents plan. DEBATE FRONT ROW: Roger Trangsrud. Nancy Orion. Shelly Bagger. Dave Else. Rick Whitcomb. ROW TWO: Mike Cunningham. Gary O'Neill. Roger Gordon. Sieve Parker. Howard Davis. Grant Vanstrum. BACK ROW: Tim Claire. Mike Weidner. Fred Lormg. Bruce Bachman. Gary Williams DEBATE FRONT ROW: Lani Kawamura. Nadine Strossen. Holly Johnson. John Bowen. Karen Wong. Bill Galtea. ROW TWO: Craig Sten-berg. Don Nord. Scott Holdahl. Beverly Weio. Rosemary Ojdla. BACK ROW: Sam Wetter lin Linda Kraemer. Anne Bolla. Carolyn Kassel. Mast Olson A TOURNAMENT SUCCESS IS HERALDED BY A GIGANTICALLY COLORFUL POSTER. TWO TOP DEBATERS BILL GALLEA AND LINDA KRAEMER REHEARSE A SPEECH WITH AWARD WINNING VITALITY. DEBATE JUNIOR CRAIG STENBERG WIPES HIS 8R0W FROM EXHAUSTION AND HARD WORK. A LARGE DISPLAY OF GRINS BRIGHTENEDTHE DEBATE TEAMS HAPPINESS AT WINNING THE STATE TOURNAMENT. THIRD STRAIGHT FOR HOPKINS HIGH DEBATE DESPITE SUCH HANDICAPS AS Mr Carusons broken armanda topic that only threeother states had chosen to debate, the Hopkins debate squad earned the state title for the third consecutive year Long hours of research were spent at the library to gam an insight into the topic: Resolved, that the foreign aid program of the United States should be limned to non-totalitanan countries. The debaters were rewarded by victories at such tournaments as St. Cloud Cathedral, the University of Minnesota at Duluth. Macalester College and Richfield By taking first place in the Southern Minnesota Division of the National Forensic League they became the first Hopkins team to qualify four people for the National High School Debate Tournament in June But the rewards they gained from debate can't be measured in trophies alone Each debater had the opportunity to read fascinating materials and synthesize compelling arguments and participate in at least one tournament BAND FRONT ROW: Jo Ann Bren, Rosemary Foley. Mary Zcltorstrom. Lynda Johnson. Carol Erdahl. Jeanne Stiff, Kathy Hugh. Kathy Allison Mary Weberg, Shelly Bagger. Linda Groth. Carol Hiebott. Donna Johnson ROW 2: Lane Mersey. Dooms Johnson, Rick Baer. Art Emerson. Cindy Hoeso. Jan Waterman. Sue Seim. Gail Draxton. Kathy Mueller. Lynn Smith. Sharon Hougon. Gory Erickson. Jim Bradley ROW 3: Doug Bezek. Ken Sorenson. Jerry Lisstck. Jofl Beatty. David Ander son, Craig Lincoln. K«n Lau. Stove P� cklord. Bob Savage. Paul Smith, Terry Tollefson. Jim Sandberg. Mr Tesar ROW 4: Ooug Schoibe. Stove Mclvor. Fred Marsh, Tom Housenga. Bob Amtck. Bob Erickson. Tom Wagner D3vid Norbohm, David 8rudevold John Dahlof, Dick Engstrom George Cons-tans BACK ROW: Paul Tesarek. Scon Bagger. Grog Rosondahl Norm Johnson. Bill Paotalo. Bill Bull, Bruce Hultgrcn Stove Gustafson Franz Hall. Bob Goheen. Stuart Fox. Stove Wothe. Gary Olson SOPHOMORE BAND FRONT ROW: Jayne Nystrom. Diana Eiscon. Nancy Long. Gay Peterson Michele Murphy. Bonnie Engstrom Dob bie.Klamphcr. Maureen Hagen. Andrea Green ROW TWO: Peggy Hoibort. Mary Ann Jordano. Stephanie Prudlo. Marsha Martin. Barb Andorson. Nancy 8rown. Ruth Schmitz. Jane Stevens. Nancy Lowe ROW THREE: Chuck Olson. Steve Brodio. Dave Erdahl. Dean Em-panger. William McDonald. Keith Neu man. Mr Tesar ROW FOU R : Arnold Reinhard. Jon Nygren. Bob Carlson. Don Harmscn, Scott Larson, Doug Bronson, Randy Oas. Mike Soronson BACK ROW: Bryce Peterson. C'aig Seim. Stovo Park ox. Mark Anderson 120 MELODIOUS MAGIC SHARPENS HHS SPIRIT THE HOMECOMING VARIETY show was brought to a smashing start by the blaring horns and swift drum roll of the band The variety show was just one of the many activities in which the band participated this year A fine musical organization, the band was under the direction of Uncle John Tesar The band was kept busy preparing music for football and basketball games, the two variety shows, and three school concerts In addition to these, the musicians presented a strictly Pops Concert in the spring Several of the students participated in outside musical events. Some of them entered the district and state music contests A few of the students also formed a swing band. BAND OFFICERS: Secretary MARY ZETTERSTROM. Vice Pres.don: PAUL SMITH. Pros-deni JIM SANDBURG 121 PEP CLUB I FRONT ROW: Sandy Faulds Sue Malone. Kathy Cooper. Lani Kawamura. Malang Iverson, Al-vera Holerud. Laurie Hassinger. Sue Fleet. Barb Berlin Karen Bid. ROW TWO Connie Harvey Nancy Higgins. Paula Kleinposto. Sa'ly Hdgerud, Boclcy Garnaas, Debbie Johnson. Dubby Lee. Sheila Kehr. Marilyn Churchill. Kay Backes. Lynda Johnson. ROW THREE: Pam Johnson Kitty Blake. Marcio Arnold. Bov Dahl-heimor. Chris Frandsen. Sue Backes. Margaret Butter. Donna Johnson. Mary Erickson, ROW FOUR: Trudy Gilbert. Laura Evans. Carol Casanova. Dobbic Berger. Ann Knutson. Sherry Kinn. Penny Holto. Barb Anderson. Ka-thi Kennedy. BACK ROW: Jams Edmondson. Debby Hovandor. Jan Christensen. Debtxo Lee. Linda Zakanasen. Ann Wold. Sue Bacik. Kristy DcTrude PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Nancy Orton, Julie Schutj. Mary Rockne. Bonnie Sweet. Atison Matsui. Lillian Paterson. Nancy Ryden. Shirley Nielsen. ROW TWO: Pat Pflug Pom Rixe. Patty O'Neill Pott« Petersburg. Lmda Paterson. Carol Moz-is. Margaret McConnell. Manlyn Mognuson; ROW THREE: Diane Olson, Janet McCurry. Colleen Quinn. Pot Michaelsen. Shoryl Olson. Pat Post Gail Ruud. Mama Malocha. Marianne Senn. ROW FOUR: Char Paulson, Alyno Pollack. Carolyn Williams. Barbara Sicinbacb. Kathy Ramsay. Gloria Mann. Judy McCabe, Colecn Minion. BACK ROW: SueOrhold, Vicki Sommers. Pam Munson, Mary Melin Pam Olson. Kathy Milbcrt. Bobbi Michals. Diana Nolden PEP CLUB PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Vice-President SUE THARINGER. Secretary MAR DAWSON. Trees KAREN PEDERSON. President LINDA JAPS. GIRLS’ ORGANIZATION PATRONIZES SPIRIT PEP CLUB ONCE MORE produced a duo of dynamic successes Under the patient guidance of their adviser Mrs. Joanna Kuehn and student director Linda Japs, the two variety shows were heartily accepted by the audiences. The Homecoming Show. It Was A Very Good Year. was a remimscient view of high school days, and All In A Knight's Work. the Sno-Daze entertainment, consisted of a musical satire on the era of knighthood Pep Club also assisted and furthered the various projects of other school organizations by making large donations. Booster Buttons, specially designed for Pep Club, were sold and helped to build school spirit and support of various athletic events Pep Club felt a need to widen its horizons, and decided to use ns abundant treasury to support an orphan By doing so. the girls combined a spirit of fun and the gratification of service. Although the projects and obligations of Pep Club were varied, the members were constantly aware of their main objective, which was to bolster school enthusiasm 123 PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Barb Clauson. Shoila Hanson. Karen Erickson. Mary Bocker. Carotin Forbes. Karyn Carlson. Debbio Aspnes. Judy Damorow, Dec Fowler. ROW TWO: Janna Anderson. Mary McDonald. Tom Engler. Leslie Carlson. Pain Berg. Kathy Allen. Anu Rao. Fatma Mashhour. Chris Carlson ROW THREE: Jill Boyan. Nancy Lundquist. Mary Casan ova. Mary Dubay. Annette Carlson. Carol Erdahl. JoAnn 8ron. Connne Carlson. ROW FOUR: Mary Ann Fligclman, Pam Corbett. Tern Mohr. Ellen Jordano. Wendy Elliott. Natalie Forster. Sue Walsh. Kathy Bock. Randi Dess. Valeric Bodmo. Joyce Bierbaum. BACK ROW: Vicki Bauman. Mary Anderson. Gwen Erickson. Kathy Feller. Sue Brewster Mar Dawson. Sue Maetzold. Randi Alcoit. Karen Pederson PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Holly Ramsey. Carol Pladscn. Julio Jones. Mary Holden. Maty McCampboll, Mary Keoloy. Dianna Happo. Lynne Jaeger. Diana Moulton. ROW TWO: Debbie Johnson. Posio Trow, Peggy Madson. Mary Jensen, Linda Japs. Nancy Halim, Velma Goodman son. Linda Kiefer. Debbie Berger. Dawn Kadlec. Sue Mueller. ROW THREE: Pat Roller. Karen Lindahl. Barb Lund. Noncy Julsen. Kay Halvorson. Kris Brynildson Jan Kurzeka. Karen Kuscho. Chris Haug snoss. Madeline Held, ROW FOUR: Ju lie Jensen. Karon Johnson. Jenny Jubon villo. Linda C Johnson. Marilyn Kloss. Cindy Hocso. Pauli Goddard. Linda Larson BACK ROW: Tnnka Himmel. Carol Reagan. Debbio Huggins. Pat Holschuh. Sue Holt. Mary Kendahl, Barb Holm. Karin Larsen. Kathy Mueller. JoAnn Gagnon IMPLAUSIBLE FACULTY TEENY 80PPERS MARVEL AT THEIR UNIQUE COIFFURES. 124 SHELIA GETS HER KICKS FROM THE VARIETY SHOW. LITTLE SISTERS PLEASE FIENDISH SUPERIORS ACCOMPLISHED PIANIST OAVIO NAEGELE CAPTIVATES HOMECOMING AUDIENCE Experiencing their inferior position, -i.uie sisters were required to do various tasks in order to achieve the status of big sister Under the direction of president Linda Japs, vice-president Sue Tharmger. treasurer Karen Pederson, and secretary Mar Dawson, the sophomores sold pom-poms, megaphones, and created snow statues Climaxing the year, the little sisters were welcomed into Pep Club at the spring slumber party to the fiendish delight of big sisters.” The Pep Club Tea welcomed new members, installed officers, honored seniors. and established friendships PEP CLUB FRONT ROW: Pat Th.olcn Barb Snell. Lynda Watson. Sally Wagner. Diane Shimek ROW TWO: Jan Thurber. Joan Tripp. Lynn Wmge Carol Wilson. Laurie Johnson. Mary Slow ROW THREE: Torn Wadsworth. Sue Pope. Nancy Shenkyr. Donna Olson. Shelly Stiles BACK ROW: Janet Swanson. Judy Thomson. Kay Si mon. Cindy Wagner. Debby Smith Maureen Wagner 125 FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Sharry Weidner. Gwon Erickson. Kathy Follor. Sue Venable. Anu Rao. Sherry Rivers Kathy Shoais. Linda Lien. Susan Soim. Jan DeLue ROW TOW: Chris 8ennott. Sheila Warner. Janot McCurry. Kathy Baker Chr.s Frandsen. Nancy Duncan. Shelley Berg. Fatma Mashhour. Sue Trum-ble. ROW THREE: Kris Hawk.nson. Dana Murray. Mary Holden. Chris Carlson. Anno Bolla. Ellen Jordano. luAnno Collins. D ano Shimck. Barb Holm. Barb Pelto ROW FOUR: Karen Lindahl, Pam Peterson. Molly Walz. Cotoon Mimon. M3ry Konflahl. Natalie Forster. Kathy Bock, Sue Walsh. Ann Weld. Sue Smith BACK ROW: Harold Ottorloi. Alan Boyden. Ron Schmid. Rodger Child. Mary Melm. Pam Munson. Pam Olson. Suo Mact old. Sue Brewster. Mary Edstrom FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Judy Anderson. Kath. Oah lorn. Julie Jones. Karyn Carlson. Alcson Mat-sui. Launo Hossinger. Karen Erickson, Teresa Trueman. ROW TWO: Mary Stconsland, Jessica Bloom. Laurie Johnson. Nancy Williams. Susie Wchncr. Lea Paulson. Peggy Madson. Kathy Muollor. Linda Braeden. ROW THREE: Mary Rockne. Julie Schutz. Carol Mozis. Sherry Kmn. Debbio Lee. Judy Thomson, Patty O'Neill. Jane Cermak. 8arb Hentges; ROW FOUR: Karen Johnson. Carol Wilson. Randi Alcott. Penny Holte. Karin Larsen. Veto Bauman. Joan Nicholos. Jacqui Lussier Ruth Hegberg; BACK ROW: Joe Soderholm. Mark Pratt Mark Vance, Steve Sirandberg. Mark Forshtay. 81H Sandvig. Oon Swanson RIGHT: FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Vice President DEE JOYNES. Secretary COLEEN MINION,Sophomore Assi JANET BREDESON, President LUANNE COLLINS. MR BOUCHARD EXCLAIMS YOU MEAN PERE NOEL IS OUTSIDE! WITH SURPRISED ANTICIPATION. 126 FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Kathy Kitley. Sh«i Vath. Lee Korbel. Sally Wagner Maty Bockof 8evcrly Dalman. Pom Lutz. Mary Anderson Bette Hendrickson. ROW TWO: Mary Anderson. Nancy Lundquist. Shoila Hanson. Mary McDonald Barb Lund. Wanda Pock. Sharon Dorsey. Cathy Bruer. Marianne Sonn; ROW THREE: Janna Anderson. Judy McCabe. Mary Wilson, Mary Jensen. Alvera Holorud. Nancy Higgins. Leslie Carlson, Betty Hamer. Connie Toupm. ROW FOUR: Debby Smith. Pam Corbett. Tern Mohr. Mary Stohl Mary Clitt. Cmdy Collins. Pat Barnett. Kathy Nelson. BACK ROW: Mary Zencrswom. Debby Hovandor. Jan Kurzeka Nadino Strosscn. Vicki Sommers. Ruth Michl. Ann Soderlmd FRENCH CLUB FRONT ROW: Peggy Morse Darione McDonnell. Nancy Lowe. Jan Hultgren Mary Kelleher. Mary Schwartz. Kerne Sandelur Pam Norman. Judy Furst. Linda Watson. ROW TWO: Dee Joyces. Nancy Martinson, Mary McCampbell Cindy Smith. Janot Brodoson. Sue Forris. Suo Novak Bonmo Sweet. Karen Chermak. Joy Poerman, ROW THREE: Andrea Greene. Kathy Mmdrum. Denise Mollen, Olhe Franko. Mar Dawson Peg Roesslor. Sandy Maas. Judy Damerow. Lmda Watson ROW FOUR: Ann Lmdstrom Mary Schoenecker. Lynda Johnson. Suo Magnuson. Donna Aske. Kathi Kennedy. Lesley Strachan, BACK ROW: Karen Pederson. Rond! Cross. John Bisscll Stove Thonnger. Bob Forbes. Bob Schwahm Carol Pladsen Sandy Goode JoAnn Bren JAUNT TO MONTREAL IS YEAR’S HIGHLIGHT THE FRENCH FLAIR ol gourmet cooking and the joviality of Pere Noel was captured by French Club this year French Club began ns excitement by erecting a Homecoming float entitled Make Tonka Mini A French Fair was presented at which different provinces of France were represented by locally characteristic food and entertainment French Club also held a festive Christmas party. Pere Noel de Bouchard, the club adviser, paraded through the anticipating students with a sack full of goodies Another winter activity was a dinner at La Chateau de Pans French Club climaxed its year with a spring trip to Montreal. La beaute de cette ville ended a worthwhile and wonderful year for French Club. LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Jayne Kosd. Shelley Anderson. Eadie Jesko. Mary Jane Nastansky. Carolyn Kessol. Wendy Barron. Susan Seim ROW TWO: Sharon PuolSton. Mary Crawlord. Pat Dcrscheid. Linda Groth. Susan Bauman Linda Lion. Mary Edstrom. BACK ROW: Mike Hebert. Don Merrill, Karon Pederson. Bill Gailea. Tim Hunt. Loretta Quado. Terry Grier. Bob Amsck LATIN CLUB FRONT ROW: Lucy Arimond. Kathy Hugh Maureen Wagner. Lam Kawa-mura. Janet McCurry. ROW TWO: Donna Johnson, KatlW Allison. Carolyn Uherka. Mananno Senn, Carol Eck. ROW THREE: Nancy Carlson. Grotchen Flach. Cindy Wagner. Ruth Krause. Ann Weld. Barb Will. BACK ROW. Sam Wotterlin. John Bowen, Lane Horsey. Jay Smily AT LATIN BANQUET MASTER GIVES NUDGING ASSISTANCE TO SPUR SLAVE ON. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS:Secretary MARY EDSTROM. President DON MERRILL. V.co-Pres.dent CINDY WAGNER. Treas JANET MCCURRY SCHOLARS REMINISCE OLD ROMAN TIMES SEMPER FI DELIS IS A MOTTO which can be applied to the members of Latin Club In the tradition of Julius Caesar and his brazen Romans. Latin Club recreated that festive atmosphere in the form of their an nual gala banquet. Latin was not dead for those who eagerly attended Labor omnia vincit was ovident by the grandeur of the cafeteria and the impressive sight of the gymnasium The evening included such highlights as the selling of slaves, amusing slave games, crowning of royally. and entertainment by the underclassmen Braggart Soldier. a play by Plautus presented at the University of Minnesota, enraptured the students last fall. In February some Latin scholars went by train to a Workshop in the Classics where they were introduced to a collegiate study of the Ancient classical cultures 129 ISH CLUB , oathv camp- ------------------------------- SPANISH CL.OBPH cAlPuOS HAteH RTO tpAREf, SK� PP£BS SPANISH CHbTs M S � ft«TY 130 SOCIEDAD ESPANOLA EST MUCHAS COSAS ARTS AND ACTIVITIES With a Spanish touch highlighted Spanish Club this year At Sue Fleet's house the club built a beautiful Homecoming float entitled Scalp los Skippers During the holiday season President Cathy Camp held a Christmas party at her home The students first went sliding and skating Afterwards they were served refntos and tostados with guacamole sauce as refreshments Having been taken with mexican food, the club also dined at La Casa Coronada Spanish Club was fortunate in meeting and talking with Miguel Ramos, the Spanish speaking foreign exchange student from Peru Under the helpful guidance of their adviser. Mr Jacoby, the club ended us year with a Taco Party to encourage up-coming students in Spanish Club FRONT ROW: Cathy Camp. Carol Riedel. Paula Klompaste. Judy Se wall. Mary Shoais. ROW TWO: Shelly Stiles. Beulah Sorenson. Ter yl Smith, Judy Strain. Mary Knauer Jeanne Stevenson BACK ROW: Pat Schmidt Ruth Schmitz Oave Heacock. Miguol Ramos Kathy Smith. Pam Sweet SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Vick. McCluskc Karyn Carlson. Beth Brown. Suo Fleet Nancy Bloomberg Karon Biel. ROW TWO: Peggy Olson Cormne Carlson. Dobbie Aspnes. Barb Blake LuAnnc Collms. Ellen Jordano. ROW THREE: Peggy Madson. Nancy Ryden. Earlone Finch. Maryann Jordano. Jan Ell wanger. Gail Draxton: BACK ROW: Carl Piehl. Sieve Jursik. Mike Holmgren SPANISH CLUB 131 GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Carol Shidla. Julio Haug -sness. Stophamo Prudto. Nancy Halim. Kathy Cooper Sheryl Olson. ROW TWO: Torn Loeds. Carolyn Apple. Kay Backcs. Memo Norman. Linda Palmer. Judy Wilkinson. Chris Johnson ROW THREE: Sue Bacfces. Chris Wernoss. Barb Kirscht. Carolyn Ingroundson. Pam Munson. Earleno Trude. Mary Kendahl; BACK ROW: Craig VonFossan. Graydon Pago. Craig Laurson. Chris Sollnor. Mark Johnson. Scott Carstens GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Mary Woberg. Linda Sauer Rosemary Ojala. Brenda Hovander. Bov Ophoven. Linda Schulto. ROW TWO: Don Merrill Roll Gilbertson. Steve Tsai. Don Pavotka. Jan Waterman. Roberta Ronbeck; ROW THREE: Neal Wakershausor. Scott Hamilton. Mike Latta. Bill Prottengeier. Craig Scheppor. Stevo Mclver. BACK ROW: Fran Hall. Bob Carlson. Harvoy Carlson. Tom Vose-ly. David Engen, Larry Bader GERMAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Marsha Courtnage. Karon Wmtermantol. Rita Coler. Charleen Klarouist. Cathy Schulte Lynne Coppms ROW TWO: Barb Thwmg. Holly Sandholm. Liz Joyce. Linda Japs Donna Olson; ROW THREE: Betty Rendahl. Lano Preston. Mary Stransky. Joan Jenstad. Kama Johnson. Chris Cole. BACK ROW: Ginny Glubke Tom Bochhol . Steve Cermak. Mane Latta. Jan Wilson 132 MOTHERS'COOKING WAS NEVER LIKE THIS. LAMENTS A GERMAN CLUBBER GERMAN STUDENTS EXPERIENCE HAVOC AS OEMAND EXCEEOS SUPPLY. CLUB OFFICERS: President STEVE MclVER. Soaetarv ROSEMARY OJALA. Treasure GRAYDON PAGE. Vice-President CRAIG LAURSEN. GERMAN SCHOLARS ARE IN THE GROOVE MEMBERS OF GERMAN CLUB again managed to successfully mix fun with the study of a foreign culture Due to coordination between club adviser Frau Nelson, and club officers president Steve Mclver. vice-president Craig Laursen. secretary Rosemary Ojala. and treasurer Graydon Page, numerous exciting and unique projects were undertaken Although the Homecoming float did not win the first prize, all the members who worked on it agreed it was swell. To sponsor activities such as Faschmgsballs and a Christmas Festival. German Club held several bakesales. and sports fans were always thrilled when a game concession was conducted by the hard working Deutsche With an ever-expanding membership. the German Club took its place as one of Hopkins' most active and exciting organizations 133 CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Judy Olberg. Cm dy Smith. Joan Bergstrom Alvera Holerud Kallio Bader. Joyce McGrow ROW TWO: Peggy Madson. Sharon Puelston. Linda Madsen. Suo Malono. Barb Ber Im. LaRoe Swanson BACK ROW: Beulah Sorenson, Janet Brcdcson. Leslie Carlson. Nancy Higgins. Gait Ruud, Katie Wough-ter. Linda Groth CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Sherrv Kmn. Diane Stumek. Mar Dawson. Jeanne Still. Sue Fleet Ceole Mueller Karen Biel ROW TWO: Maureen Hansen. Sue Ferns. Jody Scwall. Pat Trombley. Nancy Bloomberg. Mary Holden Lea Paulson. Judy Mollen. ROW THREE: Jean Tripp. Phobo Stoinor. Vikki Langlots. Barb Kirscht, Nancy Johnson. Stephanie Prudio. Louise OeGeus Carol Pladsen. BACK ROW: Karon Johnson. Carolyn Williams. Kathy Ramsay. Mary Jensen. Penny Behmen. Bonnie Richards. Kathy Gardner. Sue McPherson, Molly Gleason CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Janet Williams. Pam Williams, Kathy Feller. Karon Erickson. Bonnie Sweet. Wanda Pock. Fatma Mashhour. Jill Boyon. ROW TWO: Nancy Flagler. Posie Trow. Sue Walsh. Mary McDonald. Mnlana Iverson Anno Bolla Mary Rockne ROW THREE: Gwon Erickson Nancy Enchsen. Dobby Lee, Judy Johnson. Paula Klempaste. Tern Mohr. Cindy Wagner. LuAnne Collins. Denise Mollen; BACK ROW: Torn Loeds. Salty Helgcrud. Marsha Pottonborgor. Barb Clauson Nancy Orton. Debbie Leo. Mary Ann Fligelman. Barb Glaser CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Cheryl Sorenson. Wendy Kol-la� . Sandy Stonsmg. Mary McKay. Sue Turner. Sue Wong, Jenny Jubenwlle. Kay Bolla. Wendy 8arron, ROW TWO: Connie Harvey. Pat Gloason. Carol Casanova. Linda Japs. Mary Casanova. Mary Becker. Janet Swanson. Sandy Goode. Sandy Faulds ROW THREE: Torry Eisler. Ann Weld. Janet Me-Curry. Marianne Senn. Nancy Lundquist. Diane Olson. Kristy OeTrude. Kathy Cooper: BACK ROW: Jan Christensen. Martha Clarke. Chris Harvey. Maureen Wagner. Vicki Bauman Sue Maeuold, Randi Alcott. Sheila Kehr. Sue Brewster CAVALETTE BRIGETTE LEADERS FRONT ROW: Vikki Langlois MaryJonjon Wanda Peck Charlotte Abbott. Lynne Copfxn . Mary Sheets Kathy Allison. ROW TWO: Mary Becker. Sherry K� nn. Sally Helgwud. Linda 2oka nasen Judy Wilkinson. Nancy Mart� nson. 8ACK ROW: Jeanne Stevenson Ponny Hollo. Ann Soderlind. Mary Casanova. Carol Moos. Marcia Zakanasen FEMALES CAMPAIGN FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT CAVALETTES ONCE AGAIN fulfilled their goal of a large membership and well organized, successful dances Under the guidance of its Bngette leaders. Cav-aleites made Homecoming. Sadie Hawkins, and Sno Daze unsurpassable happenings That fascinating rhythm enjoyed at the dances was provided by the Marauders, the Bad Omens, and the Underbeats In addition, the girls continued to support their Korean girl Kim Chung Cha Each month a different Bngette wrote Kim a letter of friendship As might have been predicted, the Cavalettes concluded the year with their traditional Mother-Daughter Banquet in the school cafeteria A KALEIDOSCOPE OF COSTUMES BRIGHTENS SADIE HAWKINS. J35 CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Karen Wong Shan Stutsman, Lucy Arimond, Linda Naze Bov Ophovon, Connie Roborg ROW TWO: Ton. Engtei Kitty Blako. Jean Hallquist. Betty Rendahl. M.iry Stransky. Jan Waterman, Nancy Rydon, ROW THREE: Linda Christenson. Katyn Carlson. Grotchon Flach. Kathy Allison. Patti Berg. Mary Hoidal. Cindy Moose, BACK ROW: Peggy Hiobert. Mol-iss.i Anthony, Marilyn Kloss. Barb Andersen. Murcia Zakanason Kathy Bock. Pam Baldus. Barb Holm CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Lynn Martinson, Mary Anderson. Pam Rixe. Pauli Goddard. Vickie Edison. Michele Murphy, ROW TWO: Margarot Bock, Linda Zakanasen Mary Ochocki. Susan Glbo. Diana Eischon Sun TrumWo ROW THREE: Barbara Warren Judy Wilkinson Earleno Trude, Laune Adams. Karen Nelson. Marilyn Churchill BACK ROW: Mary Lou Sheehan. Marcio Arnold. Stephanie Gardner. Judy McCabe. Mary Jo Wilson CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Becky Garnaas. Kathi Dahlem Barb Higuchi Juli Geiger. Roberta Berry. Sandy Corbott. ROW TWO: Pat Thiolcn. Mary Me Campbell. Joanne Colvin. Barb Snell. Debbie Stone Sue Kadlec ROW THREE: Coleen Mm ion. Judy Damerow. Lmda Watson. Nancy Lo renco. Jill Anderson. Laurie Towe BACK ROW: Pam Munson. Mary Molin. Penny Hollo. Pam Corbett. Deb by Hovander. Peggy Quist. Marti Davis CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Barb Lund. Carolm Forbes. Sue Venable. Julie Jones Nancy Child. Sherry Rivers. Barb Sweet ROW TWO: Carol Mozis. Julie Schutr Chns Prudlo. Mary Steensland. Karen Lmdahl. Mardena lovmgfoss. Dee Joynes. ROW THREE: Wendy Elliott. Donna Johnson Nancy Martinson. Barb Olson. Vickie Hallot. Lesley Stra chan Ruth Krause BACK ROW: Vicky McCaul. Lmda C Johnson. Donna Olson. Laurie Johnson. Karm Larsen. JoNcli Hesketh CAVALETTES CAVALETTES CONVEY SERVICE, AND GROWTH FRONT ROW: Undo Paterson. Kathy Alien. Judy Strain. Mary Allen. Lillian Paterson. Linda 8oytim. Jon DoLun. ROW TWO: Linda Kieler. Kns Hennmgsgard. Jeanne Stevenson. Pam Sweet. Natalio Forster. Bonmo Schae bauer. Debra Sternberg ROW THREE: Karon Chormak. Velma Goodmanson. Chn$ Frandsen. Jan Burgoyne. Karoo Johnson. Mary Crawford. Pat Dersche d. Lynn Ra-macher BACK ROW: Valene Bodme Shelley Borg Torry LillOjord Connne Sorvick. Mary Edstrom. Sue Backes CAVALETTES FRONT ROW: Pam Peterson Vicki Me Cluske. Alison Matsui. Mary Sheats. Dorothy Dumas. Moureen McLaughim. Ollie Franke. Anne Odmore ROW TWO: Mary Jo Ryan Peggy Korsmo. Chns Wilhon. Teresa Truo-man. Barb Coty. Kathy Mmdrum. Lynne Jaeger. Barb Hentges. ROW THREE: Jono Cermak. Chns Haugsness. Linda Braeden. Janna Anderson. Debby Smith. Faith Haver. Karen Kusche. Dobbie Berger. Chns Carlson. BACK ROW: Karen Pederson. Randi Cross Mary Zetterstrom. Carol Erdahl. Ann $oder-lind. Laura Evans. Lynda Johnson. JoAnn Bren ADVISERS MRS BARTZ AND MRS. DUNHAM EXEMPLIFY AN EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIP. CAVALETTES. an ever growing girls’ service organization. was advised by Mrs Bartz and Dunham and headed by president Molly Walz. vice-president Cookie Stohl. secretary Maggie Butter, and treasurer Laurie Has singer Cavalettes began the year by electing brigette leaders Because of the size of the group, it was necessary to break up into these smaller units The purpose of Cavalettes was to provide service An important function of each brigette was to participate in a project for the community Projects included bake sales, service to hospitals. and the March of Dimes unseat amanra rufci.uruar . a CAVALETTE OFFICERS: Treasurer LAURIE HASSINGER. Vice President COOKIE STOHL.Secrciary MAGGIE BUTTER. Pros-dont MOLLY WALZ. 137 IRC CLUB FRONT ROW: Anu Rao. Lucy Anmond, Bov Oalman. Linda Lien. Su an Seim, Jan DeLue. Mary Edauom. ROW TWO: Nancy Ouncan, Kothy Hugh. Donna Olson. Linda Kfaemor. Kay Lounborg Cathy Schutte. Nancy Johnson, Roso mary Foley, ROW THREE: Sue Wynkoop. Oon na Johnson. Louise DeGous. Cindy Wagner. Mary Kendall. Chris Bennett. Chris Cole. ROW FOUR: Janet Williams. Nancy Ryden. Jan Waterman. Fatma Mashhour. Nadine Strosson. Sue Magnuson. Shelley Berg. Jan Kurreka BACK ROW: Erie Siraughn. David J Ndson Bill Hyde, Don Pavolka. Craig Stenberg. Scott Hoidahl. Mat Olson. Miguel Ramos. Oan Muehlbauer STUDENTS PROMOTE WORDLY RELATIONS ONWARD WITH INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS around the world This was the theme emphasised by guest speakers, films and discussions presented to IRC members Stimulating discussions evolved from the showing of slides by the three foreign exchange students. from attending intra-school seminars, and corresponding with a school in Nigeria Every month was highlighted by an informal dinner at a member's home Among foatured guest speakers at the dinners were Mr Choo from Korea and Mr Traaseth who talked about Russia President Rosemary Foley and the officers aided by their adviser. Mr Eckberg. concocted various projects and proposals Enthusiasts with an interest in foreign affairs convened every other Wednesday to participate in meetings planned by a committee HOLD EVERYTHING! I’VE GOT A MARVELOUS IDEA SAYS PRESIDENT ROSEMARY FOLEY. IRC CLUB OFFICERS: Treasww MATT OLSON. Secretary NADINE STROSSEN. Vice President DAVID J. NELSON. FAR LEFT: FOLK MUSIC CLUB TUNES UP. PRESIDENTS DEIDRE GRAYDON AND DAVID ELSE. FOLK MUSIC GROUP WAS UNPRECEDENTED Students traveling along the third floor wore likely to hear vibrant verse after vibrant verse of 'Marching to Pretoria. C'mon Over to the Front of the Bus. or We Shall Overcome If that was the case, the minstrels of Hopkins, otherwise called the Folk Music Club, were undoubtedly at it again The Club soared to new heights with the aid of president Deidre Graydon. vice-president David Else, and secretary-treasurer Lucia Ostlund One of the highlights of the year was performing at the Hopkins Invitational Debate Tournament, where the debaters were enlightened by the clubs' unique in terpreiauon of High Flying Bird The club increased the size of its enjoyable record library with the aid of the dime-a-week dues FOLK MUSIC CLUB FRONT ROW: Judy MocG bbon. Kay Lounberg. Lynn Martinson Donna Aske. ROW TWO: Nancy Roiger. Ka'lie Bado� . Shelly Bagger Pom Lutr. ROW THREE: Dave Else Eric Straughn. Bob Mellette. Kurt Witte. BACK ROW: Dan Muehl bouer. Trygve Egge. Chris loy 139 A RECENT CULTURAL DISCOVERY INSTITUTES PREVAILING HAVOC FOR SIGS OFFICERS SIGS DEMONSTRATE THEIR SOMEWHAT PHLEGMATIC POISE AND INNOCUOUS HUMOR. SIGS FRONT ROW: Ann Soderiind. Linda Japs. Kathy Kojis. Chris Carlson. ROW TWO: Lor-etia Quade. Tom Turner. Don Morrill. Dan MuOhlbauer. BACK ROW: Terry Gner. Laurie Johnson. Bill Galloa. Linda Kraemor. Don Nord 140 OFFICERS: Membership Chairman LINDA KRAEMER. Dietician KATHY KOJIS. Vice President 8ILL GALLEA Secretary-Treasurer DON NORD. President TOM OLSON SIGS SPAWN RISING TREND OF DIVERSION AN INVESTIGATION OF THE arts and sciences spawned new cultural appreciation in Hopkins High School This investigation was conducted by a new club. Students Intellectual Gratification Society or as it was nicknamed. SIGS Frequent discussions of the ihea ter. forensic activities and literature typified SIGS meet mgs. meetings which gave another perspective to the song Dangling Conversation “ Under the guidance of president Tom Olson, vice-president Bill Gallea. secretary-treasurer Don Nord. membership chairmen Linda Krae-mer. Kathy Kojis. and Linda Japs. SIGS new concepts of school fostered fiery debate in Student Council DECA FRONT ROW: Sh iee Oavi J Pat A nett Sh«. Vath. Vat Marks. Donna Lock-wood. Mary Zeik. Joanna Mornssotto. Alana Otis ROW TWO: Greg Eislor. Gerald Vogol. Penny Swanson. Beverly Anderson, Christie Lchmon. Donna Swanson. Linda Stolan. Dave Specken. ROW THREE: Courtney Heyda. Art Murphy. Ron McKittenCk. Larry Ward. George Seek. John McGinty. Craig Wib-Stad. BACK ROW: Arthur Bliose. Duane Schrupp. Vacdynn Olson. Stovo Kelly Randy Carlson. Greg Nelson, lee Matdment. Richard Dvorak DECA GROUP OFFERS VOCATIONAL INSIGHT DECA. THE DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Clubs of America, developed a purposeful plan to further education m business training Hopkins participated m this program The DECA members were introduced to all phases of selling by constructing many different protects throughout the year. To better understand the marketing system of our economy, tho D E students tried their hand at setting up a small business They sold pens and pencils to residents and business firms of our surrounding area The class gained on-the-job experience by working afternoons in local business establishments DECA gathered together socially at dinners and breakfasts to ar range special functions and held trips The students end ed a productive year by entertaining their employers at the annual Employer-Employee banquet DECA OFFICERS: Secretary MARY ZEIK. President KEN RICE. Vice-President LEE MAIDMENT OECA PRESIDENT KEN RICE UTILIZES THE CASH REGISTER FOR RELEASE TIME TRAINING EXPERIENCE. FRONT ROW: Pat Knight. Tern Corbin. Linda Geis. Julio Smith, Loroi Filzon. Salty 8ergman. Judy Mason, Chris Lammers. Connie CanmH. ROW TWO: Sheila Jensen. Terri Cromer. Janet Clapper Mary Horby. Ginmo Wildberg. Nancy Kotila, Mike Cronin, Tim Engstrom ROW THREE: Gary Feyen Frank Knz. Georgiann Winter. Sue Hoffman Dale Zimmerman, Mike Ramsden, Ronald Cody. Terry Neubauer. BACK ROW: Wayne Alexander Dan Block, Tom Thiel man. Tom Waldack. Jerry Sandberg. Gary Hanson Tom Wilson. Bruce Mitchell T I OFFICERS: President BRUCE MITCHELL. Vice Pros.dent MIKE RAMSDEN. Parliamentarian JUDY MASON. Treasurer GEORGIANN WINTER. Historian SUE HOFFMAN. Secretary SALLY BERGMAN. CO OP TRAINING S CREATION FLOATED AWAY WITH FIRST PRIZE AT HOMECOMING. T AND I CLUB STUDENTS AUGMENT BUSINESS, INDUSTRY T I. THE TRADE AND INDUSTRY division of Co-op training, exhibited their newly given status of a separate group with pleasure and pride The T I students sold candy to raise money for the Co-op training iroasury This year the students went on a held trip to Chicago There they studied the differences between the community lives of Chicago and Minneapolis T I also went to some local apartment houses to evaluate the cost of living They interviewed several young married couples to examine their beginning family budgets The Vica Delegations were held in Minneapolis where all the members from Minnesota met together and discussed ways of improving the Co-op training program Moreover. Co-op training won first place for the best Homecoming float Social activities included holiday group parties SADDLE CLUB FRONT ROW: Jenny Benson. Judi Benson. Kn� Henningsgard. Tom Englw ROW TWO: Joyce Tesarek. Nancy Sowail. Dobtxo Pink, Debbie Thompson. Gayle Gordon. ROW THREE: Kathy Mooro. Leslie Wood. Peg Ndd. Maxine Boltman. Gmny Ghibke. Ellen Lindbery BACK ROW: James Fuhitxugge. Dan Muehlbauer ffllke Davis. Steve Oie. Gordon Olson FRONT ROW: Patti Berg. Jacqui Luss-or Bcv Djlman Margie Holcher ROW TWO: Roger Ttangjrud. Nadmo Strossen. Jan Kur-2oka. BACK ROW: Warren Jones. Craig Stenberg, David J Notson GREAT BOOKS CLUBS OFFER A WIDE VARIETY OF INTERESTS HOPKINS DOUBLE H RIDERS rode again for their second eventful year. Members united in their desire to engage in equestrian activities Meeting twico oach month, the riders made motions to go on trail rides, saw films, went to horse shows and provided speakers Lively discussions stimulated by thought-provoking books were held monthly by the GREAT BOOKS CLUB Informal evening meetings were also provided for students who wished to gather together for an intellectual exchange of ideas Advisor Mr Motzko introduced the students to nineteenth century literature, language and culture by reading historical essays and novels From the nineteenth century. the club continued on to reading contemporary American and British novels The students ended the year by adopting useful ideas as a result from their expansive reading, which included a variety of literature. FBI OFFICERS: Treasurer TERRI NEWCOMB. Secretary BARBARA K08ER. Historian LYNN HEOSTRAND. Vice President ELLEN STARICH. President ELLIE OVERBO MEMBERS OF FBL DAILY PRACTICE BUSINESS TECHNIQUES FOR FUTURE EMPLOYMENT. FUTURE SECRETARIES GLEAN OFFICE SKILLS MANY GIRLS GAINEO the worthwhile knowledge and experience needed for their futures under the Office Education program, one of the three areas of Co op Training With the skillful leadership of their advis er. Mr Toupin. the girls became familiarized with office procedures and secretarial tasks The future secretaries were given the opportunity to acquire further proficiency when they worked in local business offices during the afternoons. Money raised from bake sales and concessions provided the class with visits to area business and industrial firms. There the group spent many absorbing afternoons learning about secretarial occupations At the Delegate Conference, held in the winter. President Ellie Overbo was elected state Parliamentarian The students also went to the St Paul Leadership Conference to contend for the honor of Miss Secretary of Minnesota FBL FRONT ROW: Charlotte Abbott. Diane Su lander. Naomi Huber. Sandra Peterson. Jean Mner. Wannetta Gongoll. ROW TWO: Li notto Swenson. Ellie Overbo Kathy Higgins. Kathy Anderson. Shirley Heldt. Lynn Hed-strand ROW THREE: Marilyn Mtchaltk Joanne Coykendall. Sharon Wyho. Torn Now comb. Billee Harvey. Sandi Gratfundor BACK ROW: Duane Swanson Ellen Star ich. Barb Kober. Marty Fasching Dianna Dotson 145 GRA BOARD FRONT ROW: Becky NaCgelo. Nan cy Molzohn. Mary Jano Nastansky. Voronica Lubbers. Sharon Dorsey; 8ACK ROW: Kathy Hugh. Donna Aske. Launo Shopord. Nancy Sewall. Pam Lutz. Eadie Jeske GRA FRONT ROW: Mary Luttor. Carol Riedel. Karen Schmidt. Jane Nysuom. Gay Peterson ROW TWO: Jane Scully. Janot Sevold Donna Aske, Kathy Hugh. Linda Miller. Linda Nelson ROW THREE: Joan Riedel, Lmda Mueller. Danetto Mason. Linda Sauer. Helen Masemann. Rosemary Foley. BACK ROW: Grace Denm son. Cmdy Wiborg, Leona Woods. Barb Daily. Marcia Milter GRA FRONT ROW: Betty Grabowski. Ter ry Lubbers. Karon Sorenson. Gloria Larson. Pam Lutz. Glenda Larson ROW TWO: Kathy Storlie. Peggy Olson. Beth Brown Wendy Huckell, Sally Spcckon. Benda Waters. ROW THREE: Dianne Brandenburger Susan Nastansky. Matmo Ward. Janis Nielsen. Sharon Dorsey. Anita Waters. BACK ROW: Ruth Grabowski Sharon Haugen Mary Jane Nastan sky. Jane Stevens 146 KATHY HUGH PATIENTLY WAITS IN THE PUMPKIN PATCH FOR THE MASQUERADING MEMBERS OF GRA NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS: KATHY HUGH. DONNA ASKE. NANCY SEWELL AND LAURIE SHEPERD GRA S GREAT PUMPKIN BEV DALMAN POSES IN PRIZE WINNING ATTIRE. ENERGETIC GOALS SET BY PEPPY GIRLS Anticipating a year filled with enthusiastic participation in recreational sports and Lake Conference tournaments, the Girls Recreational Association showed their skill m held hockey, basketball and broom-ball They faced their peers in Lake Conference tournaments of archery, volleyball and tennis A GRA Board consisting of the officers proposed various activities to spark their 1967 season An autumn camp-out and Halloween masquerade party were a beginning for many following frolics A day of skits, songs and games provided an opportunity for GRA grads to return to Hopkins for the annual Alumni Playday Their triumphs were rewarded by shields and letters, and final good-bys were said during their bike hike To seal their amity, only the seniors voyaged on a canoe trip GUESTS OF ROTARY FRONT ROW: Lynn Caswell. Jrm Sandberg Sam Higuchi. Mark Parsmen, Mark Otto. Bob Patton BACK ROW: Dave Engen. Tom Tomer Jay Smith. Alan Ness. Oon Nord GUESTS OF KI WAN IS FRONT ROW: Mike Latte. Bruco Murray. Dave N H� on. Andy Fleming. Steve Tharlnger. BACK ROW: Tim McLaughlin. Steve Larson. John Peterson. Tim Hunt. Dave Hea-cock. Bill Gailea PROMINENT STUDENTS CHERISH THEIR LAURELS FOR MANY YEARS HOPKINS boys have been chosen to represent the High School at meetings of the local Rotary Club This year sixteen more boys were honored by being named Junior Kiwamans These future community leaders attended noon luncheons, sang songs, listened to speeches, and shared their own experiences with the senior members of the community Also in 1967. Hopkms had an almost unprecedented number of students qualify as semi-finalists m the National Merit Scholarship competition This year nine Hopkins students weathered this fierce intellectual battle The Merit Scholarship semi-finalists, plus the Junior Kiwamans and Junior Rotanans. made the Spirit of '67 that of the future. NATION MERIT SEMI-FINALISTS LEFT TO RIGHT: Andy Flem ig, Kurt Witt® Ann Bolla. Debby Hovander. Carol Erdahl, Sam Weller land. Randi Cross. John Peterson, Dave Heacock. Don Nord 148 H-CLUB FRONT ROW: Dave Nelson Mark Parsmen. Jack Lindsey. Pat Marcy. Alox Sane. Larry Bader ROW TWO: Vernon Stoopo. John Bissoll. Bruco Haynes. Don Berglund. Terry Oberg. Dan Vickcrman. ROW THREE: Tim McLaughlin. Mark Radeu. Bruce Murray. Wai Ng. Tom Honderson Charlos Rico. BACK ROW: Larry Bruhn. Jay Smith Tom Smith Gary Arlt. David Berry. Steve Bieloh, Roger Quito H-CLUB FRONT ROW: Robb Gauthior. David Walon ick. Mark Otto. Jett Feller ROW TWO: Steve Wcstmark. Mark Stang. Tom Turner. John Stadden. Tom Hessian. John Marquosen ROW THREE: Craig Laughlin. ChuckZa-l ek. Lynn Caswell Kaoro Birkdand. Tom Martinson. Los Dunsmoro BACK ROW: Gary Swanson. Fred Jack. Tom Gooman. Tom VeseTy. John Bohmbach, Phil Hanson HOPKINS LETTERMEN HONOR THE BIG H ONE OF THE AIMS of H-Club during the year was to promote good sportsmanship and good athletics At regular meetings speakers on health, rules, training, trends, sportsmanship, team sports, and individual sports were heard The members of H-Club are easy to recognize because of their regal purple letter iackets Officers Jeff Feller. John Stadden. Chuck Za|icek. Bruce Murray, and Larry Bader together with club adviser Mr Maetzold furthered the club's advancement and growth The club worked to supervise the conduct, thinking, and behavior of its members: those boys who had received an athletic letter during high school H-CLUB OFFICERS: Treasurer JEFF FELLER. Sergeant At Anns JOHN STADDEN. Vice President CHUCK ZAJICEK. Secretary BRUCE MURRAY. Pros.dent LARRY BADER. H-CLUB MEMBERS SPEND MANY MOMENTS IN MODEST MEDITATION. THREE MINUTES OF SILENT PRAYER FACILITATES A WIN FOR IMB. AN IMB STAR SHOWS FORM FIT FOR ATROPHY. IMB FRONT ROW: Rich Rcinertsen, Mark Otto. Jolt F«Hor BACK ROW: Bob Forbos. John Stnddcn, Phil Hanson. Alan Ness LOVE OF SPORTS AND A DESIRE TO TRIUMPH INSPIRED BY THE LOVE of sport and the desire to win. the men that participate in IMB play an exceptional grade of basketball. Lead by such heroes as Rhino Re-incrisen. Boom-Boom Bruhn. and Doog Otto the season was spectacular Applying themselves not only to their regular Tuesday and Friday league games, they also formed an All-Star squad which handled the faculty easily on Super Tuesday Phil Hanson s bi-weekly Poster was colorful and humorous reading for all students Besides giving their adviser. Mr Bouchard, many tense moments, they supplied a strong cheering section at all sports events. IMB was certainly a uniquely contributing factor to the ever growing Spirit of ‘67. THE FACULTY IS ASTOUNOEO AT PHIL HANSON'S SKY-HIGH JUMP. FRONT ROW: Brad Page. Wynno Gray. Trygve Egge. Bud Brown Rodger Hl-Y Child ROW TWO: Roger Iverson. Steve Stailey. Mike Latta Don Kmn. Chock Zajicck. Lynn Caswell ROW THREE: Mark Otto Tom Lund. Scon Carstens Tom Hessian. Scott Holdahi. Migoel Ramos. Bill Sanding. ROW FOUR: JeM Parkinson Fran Hall Mark Forshtay. Steve P-cMord. Eric Straughn. Steven Johnson. BACK ROW Gray don Pago. Cra.g laursen. Craig VanFossan. Don Swanson Ken Lau. Craig Lincoln OFFICERS: Chaplain BILL SANDVIG.Treasurer GRAYOON PAGE. President LYNN CASWELL. Vice President CHUCK ZAJICEK. Secretary STEVE JOHNSON. Hl-Y PRESIDENT LYNN CASWELL REFLECTS ON THE SUCCESS OF HIS CLUB TO CREATE, MAINTAIN AND FULLY DEVELOPE THE MOTTO OF THE HOPKINS Hl-Y program is to create, maintain, and extend Hi-Y is a fellowship of young men wanting to find understanding in themselves and others, and desiring to perform service and goodwill projects But tho Hi Y was not all work and quite often the two Hopkins chapters had gym nights, films, and interesting speakers Members attended local and state meetings, such as the Annual Minnesota Model at St Paul, and the Annual Hi-Y and Y-Teens meeting at the Capp Towers The officers Lynn Caswell, Chuck Zajicek. Steve Johnson. Bill Sandvig and Graydon Page did much to further the club and to satisfy the various demands CAFE ORCHESTRA SEATEO: Cook Stohl. Nadm0 Strossen; STANDING: Mary Oft. Chris Weeness. Mary Holden. Janna Wmtcrmantol. Jeanme Davis. Mary Edstrom. Sharon Haugen. lorry Oberg. Jim Planes. Bob Savage. Janice Robillard. Sue Fleet. Nancy Martinson ORCHESTRA FRONT ROW: Colleen Duffy. Jim Plattes. Janna Wmtermantlo. Dwayne Swanson. Barb Berlin. Jeanme Davis. Janice Robillard. Sue Fleet ROW TWO: Judy McGbbon. Terry Oberg. Holly Johnson, Patsy Barnett. Margaret Bach. Susan Forsythe. Lucia Ostlund. Mary Edstrom. Carolyn Engmondson. Steve Swanson ROW THREE: Chris Werness. Mary laRocho. Carla Lewis. Cindy Larson. Kris Hankmson. Karen Levering Nancy Bloomberg Cor in no Carlson, Donna Olson, janna DoLuo. Carl Hone. Sharon Haugen. Jean Kusisto. MeHissa Anthony. Jean Hal-quist. Joe Meyer Mike Olson. ROW FOUR: Mary Clift. Jorvny Hciser Tony Wolthe. Mary Holdon. Sharon Pudston. Gary Carlson. Dave Nae-gele. Cra g Shirley. Carol Zakanasen. Franz Ha'I. Craig Stenberg. Gary Erickson Steve Sherwich. Jon Nygren. Dave Empanger PIANISTS: Mary Stohl Nadine Strossen. STANDING: Bob Savage. Darryl Johnson, Mr BrunzeO. Linda Madson. Christine McDonald. Susan Matthow. David Angell Bill Grooke, Nancy Martinson. Chris Conner ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: President DARRYL JOHNSON. Secretary NADINE STROSSEN. Vice-President JEANINE DAVIS. MUSICAL FAME BUILT BY BRUNZELL’S BATON That MAGNIFICENT MUSIC Which floated through the corridors of Hopkins High this year illustrated the fine ability of our Hopkins High School Orchestra Under the direction of Mr Clifford Brunzell and concert-mistress Colleen Duffy, the orchestra provided us with three delightful concerts By a special invitation in December the orchestra played an afternoon concert at Lincoln Junior High School in Minneapolis. In February the orchestra, directed by Leonard Sipe. combined us talents with the orchestras from Anoka and Roseville to furnish an entertaining evening of music. Lead by Sharon Haugen. the Cafe Orchestra, a small ensemble with popular music as their repetoire. served our school and community with the same excellent reputation already established by our Hopkins Orchestra ORCHESTRA 153 WARRIOR STAFF FRONT ROW: Ann Jarvoy. Ingrid L-lligron. Sally Wagner. Kathy Kojis. Anne Bolla. Beth Brown. ROW TWO: Diane Shtmelc. Carol Eck. Molly Walr. Cindy Wagner. Lmda Japs. Chris Carlson, Linda Lien. ROW THREE: Mary Edstrom, Ann Soderlmd. Randi Cross. Bill Galloa. Steve Thanh-ger BACK ROW: Ed Fisher. Gary O'Neill. Don Nord. Mark Par$ nen SENIOR SECTION EDITOR INGRID LILLIGREN. POSES WITH ART EOITOR RANOI CROSS. FOR A CHANGE CRAIG AND ED. WARRIOR PHOTOGRAPHERS. HAVE THEIR PICTURE TAKEN. ORGANIZATION EDITORS LINDA JAPS. MARY EDSTROM AND LINDA LIEN. TOOK RESPONSIBILITY FOR YEARBOOK S LARGEST SECTION. JUNIOR EDITOR CAROL ECK SMILINGLY PREPARES LAYOUTS FOR THE INDEX SECTION TOM OLSON AND MOLLY WALZ EXPAND THEIR STUDENT LIFE SECTION. SECTION EDITORS PEN YEARBOOK ARTICLES YEARBOOK PROBLEMS FOR '67 were noi very different from those of previous years except for the change in staff Lacking an editor-in-chief. Mr John Engelbart skillfully advised the editors of each section Deadlines always seemed to be at hand Many pictures had to be taken and developed, articles written, layouts drawn up.captionscomposed for candids. headlines written, pages indexed, and typing An unaccountable sum of hours were spent during and after school in completing final drafts But. throughout the time-consuming task, the editorial staff never ceased moving ahead toward their goal — completion of the 1967 Warrior: a hoped improvement over the 1966 Warrior which received the award of Medalist from Columbia Scholastic editor s ann jarvey and Pf ss Association and All American from the N S P A BETH BROWN FORMULATE A PLAN TO LAY OUT THEIR SOPHOMORE SECTION. WARRIOR BUSINESS STAFF FRONT ROW: Gwon Erickson. Sue Tharmger Christine Kohler Mary Rocker. Karen Wong. Mary Jacobsen ROW TWO: Ann Weld Jody John son. Jean Hallquist Suo Fox. Anne Bolts. Lynda Watson ROW THREE: Maryann Jordano. Chris Carlson. Mary Kendahl. Ann Imdsirom Ear-lene Trade. Mary Stohl. BACK ROW: Gary O Neill Don Nord. 8.11 Gallea BUSINESS MANAGER TOM OLSON THINKS ABOUT HIS 10.000 DOLLAR 8UOGET. MONEY RAISED FOR YEARBOOK EXPENSES PLANNING SESSIONS AND CONTRACT signing for the '67 Warrior began before the ’66 book had left iho press To provide for the publication s financial health, a twenty-two member business staff crystallized under the direction of Tom Olson The first task confronting the group was selling sponsorships to Hopkins businessmen Special student agents were sent to call upon local commercial establishments for monetary contributions After the semester change, room sales began A corps of students infiltrated the English classes armed with stacks of IBM punch cards for a three day invasion With the help of Mr Roof, the material was sorted and sent to the computers of IBM They were subsequently processed and returnod in alphabetical class lists to aid in the distribution of the book TOM OLSON 8EM0ANS HIS FINANCIAL STATEMENT TO MOLLY WAL2 AND LINOA JAPS HI-CRIER FRONT ROW Chris Kohlor V.kk. langfou. Poggy Olson. Barb Blake Mary SchwarU Cathy Schulte Jan DeLue. Mary Edstrom, ROW TWO: Loretia Quade Sheri Knight. Mane Cocke. Trrnka Himmet. GeneChaHms. Linda Watson. ROW THREE: Linda Japs. Dobby Smith. Mary Kendahl Bonnie Engetrom. Joyce MacMillan, Linda Groth. Gwen Erickson. ROW FOUR: Terry Grier. Dan Muehlbauer Dave Brudevold. Lesley Strachan. Stephanie Stoppo. Sue Novak. Sue Maetzold Taylor Hanley. BACK ROW: Pat Conn Joe Solderholm Ko th Noumann. Lance DoTrude. Dick Witte. Gory O'Neill STUDENT REPORTERS HEADLINE HHS NEWS HI-CRIER EOlTORS Pat Conn Vikki Lo«glo«s. Dan Muohibauor, Steve Mclver Linda Japs. Gary O'Neill Madly scrambling.the young journalists rushed to put the finishing touches on their stories Under the careful scrutiny of their adviser. Mrs Roberta Axel, another fine paper was pieced together Editor-in-Chief Vikki Langlois smiled wearily as the paper was sent off to press A newsy and interesting paper was again created by the staff's tireless efforts The Hi-Crier has always had an accomplished reputation It bears a long tradition of factual reporting, stimulating editorials and fascinating features. The Hi-Crier can be proud that it is one of the Leading Lake Conference school newspapers To the staff writers, though, the greatest praise came when the student body eagerly received their paper That satisfaction spurred them on to another battle between time, to produce another informative paper EDITOR-IN-CHIEF VIKKI LANGLOIS ADDS FINISHING TOUCHES FOR TOMORROW S OEAOLINE. 157 FHA DOUBLE DOUBLE 80IL AND BUBBLE CHANTS A YOUNG FHA'ER PREPARING POPCORN BALLS. CHOIR FRONT ROW: Beth Hill, Diana Fowler. Lucy Anmond. Nancy Rydcn. Nancy Hallin. Nancy Duncan. Lynne Coppms. Kathy Ramsay. Shelly Bagger Nancy Johnson Glory Trude. Judy Wilkinson. Bonnie Porter. Gail Ruud, Kathy Storlie, Mr Gears ROW TWO: Karen Pederson Na I dine Johnson. Earlene Trude. Mary Casanova. Rita Stepanck. Barbara Anderson. Cindy Wagner. Mary Stoensland. Diono Werner. Marilyn Kloss. Loretta Ouade. Jan 8urgoyne Mary Jensen. Nancy Carlson. Mor-ne Norman, Carol Ecfc. ROW THREE: Barb Glaser. Kay Backes. Grace Trude. Linda Larson. Wendy Tweed. Marilyn Churchill. Pal Derschcid. Carolyn Uherka. Bonnie 8e3ls. Maureen Wagner Carea DeGhetto. Ja-not Swanson. Lmda Johnson. Janet Christenson. Launo Johnson. Karin Larsen. Debi. Huggins. Marilyn Magnuson. ROW FOUR: Norman Franzen. Alan Schmitz. Dave Lanncrs. David Schweitzer Robert Witte. Bud 8rown. Tom A ntsen. Trygve Egge. Jim Rathmanner. Steve Krause. Dennis Gronli 8ACK ROW: David Engen. Bruce Bastyr. Dave Martz. Tim Hunt. Jim Auld Doug Nelson, Miko Latta. Dan Muchlbauer, Paul Gagner. Kevin Franke. Bill Prottengeier. John Mihalko WITH A FINGER IN EVERY POT FHA PRESIDENT MARY CRAWFORD HUNTS FOR A HELPING HAND. PRESENT ACTION LEADS TO ASPIRING CAREERS Dedicated to the promotion of fun. home- makmg and popcorn balls, the Future Homemakers of America explored the traumas of German delicas-sies. fall floral-arranging and knit-wit knitting. When did Webster's ever define conventions, mother-daughter teas and 8-ball concessions as business? Who can tell what will be brewing next year? Encouraged by their new adviser. Miss Dahlquist. the Future Teachers of America actively participated in the teacher-assistantship program aiding Hopkins High teachers. Other events included bake sales, panel discussions, guiding for PTA. student government day. a visit to an elementary school and an award of a scholarship FT A FRONT ROW: Joanne Sti« Carol Hubert Lmda Lien. Shelley Berg. ROW TWO: Judy Sue n, Jeanne Morr.ssette, Vickie Edison. Teresa Trueman BACK ROW: Joanne Stevenson. Jan Burgoyne Joyce Bierbaum. Becky Viskn Rosemary Foley 158 CHOIR OFFICERS: Treasurer KAREN PEDERSON. Secretary MARY JENSEN. President TIM HUNT. WARRIOR WARBLERS SING PRAISES OF HHS LIKE THE MUSICAL STRAINS of songbirds, the Hopkins High School Choir warbled gay music for our school and community Under the fine direction of Mr Wallace Gears, the choir presented a series of public concerts m the Minneapolis area The North Star Center and the Minneapolis Institute of Art were among the places where the choir was featured One highlight for the choir was the choral adaptation of Hayden s ’Creation sung with all of the other Lake Conference school choirs The mixed ensemble and the girls' sextet made many public appearances of their own during the year SEXTETTE FRONT ROW: Marilyn Churchill. Bonmo Beal . Lauri® Johnson. Eadeno Trudo Nancy Halim. Memo Norman. Graco Trudo 159 WARRIORETTES CLOCKWISE FROM TOP: Carol Casanova. Sue Holt. Connie Toupm. Mary Casanova Barb Steinbach. Maureen Wagner. Mary Ho dal. Patti Berg. Sue McPherson. Malana Iverson. Carol Erdahl. Debbie Hovander. Karen Pederson. Ann Soderlmd. Gail Held. Judy Larson. Janis Edmundson. Sandy Goode 160 FRONT ROW: Kay Simon. Becky Guineas. Ann Knutson. Sally Wagner. Randi Alcott. BACK ROW: Nancy lundquist. Ellen Jor-dano. Mar Dawson. Sherry Kino. Debbie Lee Diane Olson Tern Mohr POM PON GIRLS FRONT ROW: Kathy Koi s. Debbie Johnson. BACK ROW: Sue OrfieW. Pam Corbett Jill Boyan. Jenny Sheehan. Debbie Johnson. Rosy Trow B SQUAD CHEERLEADERS FRONT ROW: Laurie Fetsck. Ollie Franke Nancy Pudil. JoAnn Kawamura. BACK ROW: Pat Cory. Brenda Hovandcr. Holly Johnson. Kathy Mmdrum. Chris Werness. Mary Roche VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CHEERING GIRLS ADD ZEST TO ALL SPORTS WELL-PLANNED CHOREGRAPHY. directed by Debbie Johnson and assisted by Mrs Jones and Miss Gaustad. was a vital element in the Pom-Pon Girls repretoiros They danced to the music of Mr. Tezar and the band Thanks to the zest of the cheerleaders, school spirit was aroused towards our seasonal sports in the athletic season of '67. A-squad demonstrated their skill with new cheers and the execution of co-ordinately timed splits and flips to the cheer of the student body Similarily. the Sophomoro cheerleaders, showing boundless energy, did many of the same energetic cheers for the B-squad. Warnorettes danced our teams to victory by entoriammeni at half-time and at school variety shows directed by Karen Pederson 162 VARSITY FOOTBALL FRONT ROW Pete Christian, Bruce Murray. Dave Nelson. Mark Otto. Pat Marcy. John Marquesoo. John Bisscll Bill Me Cletlan, Rick Volden. B ll Light. Jim AuW. Tom Henderson. Roger Ouigg. Jeff Feller. Steve Bieloh. ROW TWO: Frank Loth. Jeff Huacock. Steve Judd. Larry Sorenson. Don Borglund. Bob Forbes. Bill Rolf. Bruce Haynes. Ken Kephart. Dave Betty. John Stadden. Jay Smith. Larry Bader. Bob Patton. Charles Rice. Bruce VanOmum, Gary Arlt. BACK ROW: Mr Bcngstcn Mr Kragseth, Steve Benedick. John Bohmbach. Tom Elwanger. Frank Maxom. Jolt Heidbnnk, Jon Dedn. Chris Connors. Mark Overholt. Chris Kelner. Harold Berans. Ron Brand. Dan Delaney Jeff Mogish, Ted O'Leary Don Pavelka. Mr Churney. Coach Howells SCORES Hopkins 6-28 Park Hopkins 0- 6 Cooper Hopkins 13-0 Mound Hopkins 14-13 Richfield Hopkins 0- 0 Wayzata Hopkins 15-0 Lincoln Hopkins 0-20 Robbinsdale Hopkins 16-19 Minnetonka Hopkins 13-34 Edina Non-conference game STANDINGS W L Edina 7 1 Robbinsdale 7 1 Richfield 6 2 Park 6 2 Kennedy 4 4 Minnetonka 4 4 HOPKINS 3 5 Lincoln 3 5 Mound 2 6 Wayzata 1 7 Cooper 1 7 HOPKINS CO-CAPTAIN 8RUCE MURRAY TURNS A CORNER ON A NELSON BLOCK. 164 BRUISIER’S BLOCK OPENS A HOLE FOR WARRIOR BACK BOB PATTON ' ■ •un l MVt NEISOI FLIES HIGH ON ROBBINSDALE : WAYNE IVERSOR HOPKINS FOOTBALL TAKE SEVENTH PLACE FOOTBALL CAMPAIGN 66 started out slow for the Warriors, but progressed as the team became more experienced After losing to Park and Cooper. Hopkins took on Mound at Mound For this game Bruce Murray was moved from halfback to quarterback to replace the injured Roger Quigg He then led the Warriors to a 13-0 win Now Hopkins had placed itself in the win column and was ready to entertain Richfield who had just defeated number-one ranked Edma That week Hopkins defeated Richfield 14-13 to make it the upset victory of the year in the Lake Conference Again Hopkins was on the road, this time to play Wayzata for their homecoming. The halftime entertainment was great, but the outcome was dismal for the Warriors as they played to a 0-0 nonconference tie with Wayzata The next week was stormy and the field was in poor condition, but the Warriors bounced back and took advantage of the breaks and dumped Lincoln 15-0. With three weeks left in the season. Hopkins still had to play three of the top teams in the Lake Conference. The first of these was Robbmsdale. last years co-champion It was now the last week in October as Hopkins hosted Minnetonka for the Warriors 66” Homecoming At the end of the first half Hopkins held a 16-13 edge over Minnetonka The highlight of the first half was a field goal by Bruce Haynes In the second half Minnetonka scored a touchdown to win 19-16 The final game of the season was at Edina where the Warriors went down to defeat 34-13 to finish in seventh place in the conference Bruce Murray was chosen most valuable • player and was also named to the all-conference team Jay Smith. Larry Bader and Bob Patton were standouts throughout the season 165 JR. VARSITY Hopkins 14 — 6 Edina Hopkins 14 — 7 Cooper Hopkins 14 — 0 Park Hopkins 14 — 7 Mound Hopkins 26—0 Wayzata Hopkins 14 — 7 Robbinsdale Hopkins 13 — 6 Kennedy Hopkins 0—12 Minnetonka B SQUAD Hopkins 6-12 Edina Hopkins won by forfeit Park Hopkins 0-6 Cooper Hopkins 19-14 Richfield Hopkins 13-6 Wayzata Hopkins 20-19 Robbinsdale Hopkins 14-13 Lincoln Hopkins 29- 6 Mound Hopkins 7-13 Minnetonka JR. VARSITY FRONT ROW: 8� ll Roll. JoM Heacock. Don Berglund. Larry Sorenson. Steve Judd Bob Forbes. ROW TWO: Tom Etwenger Ron Brand. Frank Maxom Don Delaney. Chris Connors Jell Mogish. Don Pavelka Frank Loth BACK ROW: Coach Bang ston. JoM Hcidbonk. Jon Dedn. Mark Ovc«ho� t. Ted O'Leary. Chris Kdner. Harold Berzins. John Bohmbach. Steve Bened� ct ABOVE. PATTON CUTS BEHIND A BRUISING STAOOEN BLOCK. LEFT: SPATS MURRAY CARRIES BALL AND TACKLER FOR A BIG GAIN. 166 FRONT ROW: Dan Second Joe Stockier Stan Hoftan Jerry Thomson. Dan Hanson. Gary Nickolson Dave Reece. Stovo StaHoy. Jim Crosby Steve Roitonborg, Bruco Dahmen. ROW TWO: Dave Noland. 8ob Carlson Keith Rhmeheart. Alton Peterson, Larry Williams. Bob Brown. Al Robinson. Galo Reigor. Brian Anderson. Ron Pansier Tom Mufriler. Bob Morehouse. BACK B-SQUAD ROW: Coach Johnson Don LaBounty. Mark Andres. Rick Lindgron. Don Hanslik Bob Price. Jack Kmsola. Stevo Lee. Mike Gardno . Harvey Corlson, Stove Brodio. Bill Colo. Tim McNoill Tom Sima. Arden Kruger Mr Godfrey SIX-THREE MARK WAS THIRD IN SOPH CIRCUT UNDER HEAD COACH Art Johnson the sophomore football team completed another winning season with a 6-3 record The young warriors defeated Park 13-0. Cooper 14-7. Mound 14-7. Wayzata 24-0. Lincoln 12 6. and Robbmsdale 19-7 They lost to Edina 19-6. Richfield 21-7 and Minnetonka 12-0 The Warrior offense was sparked by the determined running of the halfbacks Tim McNeil. Gale Reager and Dave Noland McNeil gamed 400 yards on the ground while Reager gained 550 The quarterbacking was done by Mark Andress who had his best day against Wayzata hitting 6 of 10 including a 16 yard touchdown pass to Bill Cole Line backer Larry Williams lead the Sophs in defense averaging 10 tackles a game Dan La8ounty and Rick Lindgren were other de fensive standouts Larry Williams was the most valuable in the line while Gale Reager was the most outstanding back, with Dan LaBounty as captain ABOVE: CO-CAPTAIN JOHN STAODEN TAKES A WELL DESERVED BREATHER RIGHT: WARRIORS CRUNCH BLOOMINGTON'S LINCOLN WITH INSPIRED TEAM EFFORT 1966 VARSITY TRACK FRONT ROW: Don Smith. Russ Johnson. Dan Zukitas. Tim Turnbull. Mark Kistncr. Gary 0|dla. Miko Ripley. ROW TWO: Gary Hanson. Bob Pat ton. Mark Radaiz. Stevo Wostmarfc. Les Duns more. 8ruce Murray. Phil Hansen. John Marque-son. BACK ROW: Mr Norecn. Kaare Birkeland. Larry Bader. Wade Eng. Dan Vickerman; Wos Dunsmore. Larry Bruhn. Coach Hcdblom 1966 B-TRACK FRONT ROW: Terry Oberg. Steve Bryan. Jet Ronbeck. Howio Hanson. Greg Laughlm, Gregg Breault. Tom Martinson, ROW TWO: Mike Lat-ta. Bill Hyde. Jack Stevens. Jett Hcacock. Geof trey Breault, Davo Schweitzer. Jett Day. Vern Steppe 8ACK ROW: Mr Noroen, Tom Hendcr son. Bill Roll. Lee Anderson. Bruce Nelson. Ed Fisher. Tim McLaughlin. Bill Bengston. Don Bcr-glund. Coach Hcdblom WARRIOR TRACKMEN SPURRED BY TURNBULL HOPKINS ELEVENTH PLACE track finish in the State complemented a fine season. Tim Tutrnbull's consistent record-breaking running was the highlight of the year In the Mound Relays Tim ran a record mile 4 16 3 which was the fastest time recorded in the State Hopkins finished 5th behind Edina. Park. Tonka and Richfield in the Lake Conference Championships. Tim again set the pace with a conference record in the mile Warrior Larry “Boom Boom Bruhn set the Lake Conference shot put record at hfty-four feet eleven inches In the Region meet coach Hedblom's trackmen finished 6th Hopkins continued its record-breaking running in the State with Tim Turnbull setting a State record in the 880. Coach Hed-blom was pleased with the finish of his “cinder-fellas last season 1966 TRACK STANDINGS Place Edina 1 Park 2 Minnetonka 3 Richfield 4 HOPKINS 5 Robbinsdale 6 Lincoln 7 Kennedy 8 Wayzata 9 Mound 10 Hopkins CC SCORES 26—29 Alumni Hopkins 24-32 Park Hopkins 28-27 Blake Hopkins 25-32 Cooper Hopkins 27-28 Edina Hopkins 22-34 Kennedy Hopkins 35-24 Richfield Hopkins 15-50 Mound Hopkins 30-25 Minnetonka Hopkins 25-33 Robbinsdale Hopkins 19-44 Lincoln Hopkins 18-42 Sibley Low Score Wins SENIOR LES OUNSMORE SHOWS CHAMPIONSHIP STYLE DURING DAILY WORKOUT. LES DUNSMORE LEADS YOUNG HARRIER TEAM THE 1966 HOPKINS CROSS COUNTRY team upheld Hopkins' fine distance running tradition by finishing in a second place tie in the Lake Conference and third place finishes in the District 18 and Region V meets. The team, a sophomore dominated one. with leadership provided by captain Lcs Dunsmore. a senior, who broke nearly all Hopkins Cross Country records, finished second in the District 18 and Region 5 meets and eleventh in the State Meet The year was also highlighted by a Lake Conference sophomore championship and the team sophomore championship at the Duluth Invitational meet The underclassmen feel that they have established themselves as threats for future cross country championships Next year's captain will be Tom Martinson CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: Grog Lundquist. Mike Michaolson. Grog Muck. John Merrill Gregg Breauli. Greg Dunn, Grog laughlm Torry Oberg, ROW TWO: Bill Rixc. Jim Crassly Mike Egetv Gary Carfson. Geot Irey Breauli Jim Sorvick. Brian Peterson Steve Westmark. Harold Oiterlie. Mike Woiborg Phil Hanson. BACK ROW: Mark Ho sel. Mike Turnbull. Mike Memet John Bam, Marv Warren. Bruce Bachman. Dave Liset. Tom Martinson. Los Dunsmore. Coach Noreon 169 VARSITY HOCKEY PARSINEN WITH THE AIO OF JACK LINDSEY THWARTS A MOHAWK. FRONT ROW: Tim McNe-ll. Stcvo Judd. Pat McNeill. Steve Thanngcr. Jack Lmdsey Peter Christian. ROW TWO: David Berry. Larry Bader. Tim Hunt. Mike McNeill. John Hegberg. BACK ROW: Ken Sorenson. JeH Heidbrink, Andy Floming. Mark Parsmen. Bruce Murray. 8nan Peterson. Steve Hazelton STANDINGS W L T Edina 15 0 1 Minnetonka 13 3 0 Richfield 9 4 3 HOPKINS 9 5 2 Robbinsdale 6 6 4 Lincoln 6 6 4 Kennedy 6 7 3 St. Louis Park 5 7 4 Wayzata 2 11 3 Cooper 2 12 2 Mount 1 13 2 170 • OOOH! -LINDSEY PREPARES TO SPLIT THE MOUND DEFENSE. SCORES Hopkins 4 0 Highland Park Hopkins 7 3 Robbinsdale Hopkins 1 2 Minnetonka Hopkins 0 2 Edina Hopkins 5 2 Cooper Hopkins 5 1 Kennedy Hopkins 1 0 Park Hopkins 4 2 Crookston Hopkins 3 1 Baudette Hopkins 6 0 Mound Hopkins 2 . 3 Richfield Hopkins 8 3 Wayzata Hopkins 4 1 Lincoln Hopkins 1 1 Robbinsdale Hopkins 1 2 Minnetonka Hopkins 2 3 Edina Hopkins 1 1 Kennedy Hopkins 3 1 Richfield Hopkins 3 2 Park Hopkins 8 0 Moorhead Hopkins 4 5 Edina WARRIOR PUCKMAN INITIATE TRADITION IT IS A DIFFICULT TASK to inmate a winning tradition in place of a losing tradition However. Warrior Puck-sters m the last three seasons have succeeded in building a winning tradition This season was the best ever for Hopkins Players suffered their only losses to Edina. Richfield and Minnetonka Any of these efforts could easily have been won All losses were by one goal only Despite these losses. Coach Godfrey will always remember this varsity squad. For the first time in his ten year reign as coach his Warriors were triumphant over Richfield Earlier in the season Warrior Puckmen won the Baudette Holiday Invitational Tournament It's a cliche to talk about pride, but pride is what these sixteen varsity athletes developed The seven underclassmen who shared in this phenomenon. will aptly carry Hopkins Pride to the 1968 hockey schedule with optimism. 171 GOALIE THARINGER DEFLECTS A VAIN ATTEMPT BY AN EDINA ICEMAN. LARRY BADER LETS FLY WITH HIS SLAPSHOT. 172 DEFENSEMAN MARK PARSINEN ON THE GO. B-HOCKEY FRONT ROW. Dave Thompson. Pago Ndson Bill Groetsh. Dav.d Dels. a iv-'v-inu Doug Navy StcvR Amcnd B(|| Rix. ROW TW0. Chf(S sollnof. Mike Hayes. Jim Hondlik. Randall Slrassco, Bob Catlson Mark Quollo. Bob Olson BACK ROW: Coach Whuney. Larry Gordon Kevin Gardner. Jett GriHnh. Bill Rolfo. Steve Brodie. Mike Gardner BRUISER MURRAY HITS THE BIG ONE. ICEMEN BOAST FOUR ALL-LAKE SELECTIONS l HE 1967 VARSITY RECORD was 13-6-3. The season was much more rewarding than a record indicates. Four senior Warriors received all-conference honors. John Bissell. the team s steadiest performer, was sc lected for the coaches all-conference team, and to the KRSI all-conference team Larry Bader, also an all-confer ence selection, became the first Hopkins hockey player to make the Minnesota All-State squad The other two allconference honor winners were Bruce Murray and Cap tatn Mark Parsmen These honors were directly related to the excellent effort of the other five seniors on the squad John Hegberg. Steve Tharinger. Tim Hunt. Dave Berry, and Andy Fleming Other contributing regulars were juniors Jack Lindsey. Peter Christian. Brian Peterson, and Mike McNeill With the aid of a fine B-Squad and varsity members Steve Judd. Pat McNeill, and Tim McNeill, this nucleus is expected to promote a newly established Hopkins tradition Next year's squad will have to go without the assistance of B-squad coach Jim Whitney who is rent mg from high school coaching. ALL CONFERENCE SELECTION. JOHN BISSELL ON THE BIAS. 173 VARSITY SWIMMING FRONT ROW: Dave Walonick. Tom Hessian. Bill Prottengior. Paul Snyder. Tom Goomon. Gary Budda. John Gouleu. Mike Ablem; ROW TWO: Coach Johnson, Craig Bongtson, Craig Lincoln. Tim Trow. Fred Jack. Mark Himmel. Bill Sandvig. Gary Reiman. Mr. Luke BACK ROW: Ray Hahnleldt. Chris Himmel. Sieve Fneberg. Gary Swanson. Tom Vesley. Dan Connors. Robb Gauthdf. Dan DeCosse SCORES Hopkins 63 32 Park Hopkins 78 17 Lincoln Hopkins 80 15 Robbinsdale Hopkins 70 20 Cooper Hopkins 67 26 Kennedy Hopkins 33 62 Edina Hopkins 63 32 Austin Hopkins 65 30 Winona Hopkins 75 20 Lincoln Hopkins 63 32 Park Hopkins 79 16 Rochester Hopkins 34 61 Edina Hopkins 60 35 Hibbing Hopkins 58 37 Virginia SENIOR DAVE WALONICK DISPLAYS A PERFECT FORM AT STATE MEET. COACH MEL JACOBSON BUILT THE STRONGEST DIVING TEAM IN THE STATE. HOPKINS TANK TEAM FACES TOUGH FOES HEN AN ATHLETIC TEAM is disappointed by a 12-3 0 season record, a District championship, and a third place finish In the State meet, something has to be wrong However, looking at the Hopkins swim tradition of eight consecutive years finishing first or second in State competition, a casual observer might think a third place finish below par We at Hopkins are still proud of our teams' record. But pride in our swim team does not mean complete satisfaction in their performance. Being a progressive high school student body, we at Hopkins demand perfection We are looking to a better record and a State championship next year The co captams of this years' swim team were Fred Jack and Tim Trow The Freshmen, led by Craig Lincoln and the divers, provided needed points throughout the season. CO-CAPTAINS TROW AND JACK ATTEMPTED TO SUPPLY NEEDED LEADERSHIP. 175 B-SWIMMING CO-CAPTAIN FRED JACK WORKS ON HIS STROKE DAILY TO CUT HIS TIME. FRONT ROW: Pat TiOw. Carl Hedstrom, GrantVan-Strom. Bob Garnaas. Bernt Stoylen. Ric Jayver. Craig Rdtmor Enc Zylman. BACK ROW: Coach Johnson. Davo Havlick. Stove Lundbcrg. Ron Fans!or. Davo Soder-lind. Dick Marlcson. Steve Laursen. Sirob Armaiani. Mr Luke DISTRICT FINALS DISTRICT STANDINGS HOPKINS 304 Edina 299 Park 142 Kennedy 127 Cooper 118 1 2 Robbinsdale 78 Lincoln 70 1 2 176 Golden Valley 10 FREE STYLE RELAY TEAM SWANSON. HIMMEL. JACK. AND GOULET CLINCHED THE DISTRICT TITLE FOR HOPKINS. MEDLEY RELAY TEAM TROW. JACK. REIMAN. AND HESSIAN OPEN THE HOPKINS ARSENAC. HOPKINS SWIM DEPTH TAKES DISTRICT TITLE Highlight of the swimming season was Hopkins slim victory over Edina for the District 18 title. It was the eighth straight victory for the Warriors in District competition Although the only individual winner was outstanding junior diver Craig Lincoln. Hopkins took both the 200-yard medley relay and the 400-yard freestyle relay This year s depth, predominantly of freshman and sophomore stock, was primarily responsible for the District 18 success However, our depth was not enough to poll a State championship Hopkins placed third with few individual standouts Freshman Bobby Garnaas was, outstanding in placing fourth in the 100-yard butterfly Other individual standouts were divers Dave Walomck. Craig Lincoln, and Robb Gauthier who finished second, third, and fourth respectively in State diving competition OUTSTANDING JUNIOR BILL PROTTENGEIER WON CONSISTENTLY FOR THE WARRIORS. MOPKfc; FRONT ROW: Pal Marcy. Jim Sorvick. John Merrill. Alex Sane. Steve Hylbak. Michael Michadson. ROW TWO: Dove Comartin, Dan Jansen. Charles Rice. Dove Nolan, Lynn Caswell Pat Zitverberg, BACK ROW: Coach Bongtson. Chuck Zajicek. Geolf Broault. Steve Jacobsen, Greg Breauit. Craig Petersburg, A t Emerson VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES Hopkins 25 19 Park Hopkins 89 89 Fridley Hopkins 20 18 Cooper Hopkins 52 0 Mound Hopkins 33 9 Richfield Hopkins 32 8 Wayzata Hopkins 29 11 Lincoln Hopkins 20 17 Robbinsdale Hopkins 38 8 Minnetonka Hopkins 27 14 Edina 178 CHARLIE'S PRIDE MAKES HIM WRESTLE STRENUOUSLY TO COME OUT ON TOP. Hopkins 24 17 Kennedy STANDINGS w HOPKINS 10 Robbinsdale 9 Cooper 8 St. Louis Park 6 Edina 5 Lincoln 5 Kennedy 4 Minnetonka 3 Richfield 2 Wayzata 2 0 L 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 10 JUNIOR PAT MARCY PUTS LAKE GRAPPLER AT HIS MERCY WITH A REVERSAL HOPKINS GRAPPLERS DUAL MEET CHAMPS SINCE COACH PAUL BENGTSON came to Hopkins in 1960. the state wrestling ratings have annually been invaded by Hopkins This year Hopkins extended their hne wrestling tradition Hopkins was the undefeated Lake king Alex Sane and Dan Jansen were undefeated in Lake competition. The tri-capiains Sane. Jansen and Lynn Caswell provided hne leadership as the team canpulted through a tough and often tense schedule The tri-cap-tams were joined by Jim Sorvick. Dave Comartin and Pat Marcy as Hopkins representatives m the regional meet Sorvick. Saric and Jansen were District 18 champions This year all wrestlers were indicative of the season's record Many times. Steve Jacobsen and Craig Petersburg were forced behind the scenes. However, these two seniors provided much of the push needed to make Hopkins State Dual Meet Champions The tough luck member of the '67 squad was hard-nosed senior Charles Rice Disabled by a knee injury. Charlie Rice still managed a hne season, with the aid of the most underrated member of the team, student trainer Chuck Zaiicek Mound 179 DAN JANSEN GRIMACES EN ROUTE TO A WIN OVER ROBBINSOALE. B-WRESTLING FRONT ROW: Tom Wyber. Tom Meuller. John Flagler. Ron Halverson, Greg Watson. Steve Ecb. Steve Paulson. Tom Cordell. ROW TWO: Dennis Harlem Chuck Dcvmo. Bor me lutz. Tom Martinson. Eddy Jaeger. Greg Dunn. Mark Alexander. Joe Meyer. SACK ROW: Arnto Rtenhard. Norman Maklestad. Ttygvo Egge. Steve Stalley- Gary R«e. Steve lee. Dan Hanzalik. Tom Swanson Mark Jensen. Coach Bengtson 180 DAVE COMARTIN GIVES ROBBINSDALE FOE AN EVIL EYE. MIKE MORRIS IN A FAMOUS MOMENT OF DECISION. WARRIOR WRESTLERS STATE MAT MASTERS THE COMBINATION OF TALENT AND desire polished by the best coaching in the state gained lor Hopkins the State Wrestling Championship Finishing the dual-meet season undefeated, the Warriors entered the tournament competition ranked as the number one team in the state The Warriors qualified six men for Region combat The Region competition cut these six down to four Alex Saric. Pat Marcy. Jim Sorvick and Dave Comar tin The loss of Dan Jansen stunned the team Dan had been undfeated until his Regional loss The four remaining wrestlers had to win big for Hopkins to take the title Inspired by Dan's pride, they did win big. Alex Sane, champion at 95 pounds last year, won the crown at 103 pounds this year. Jim Sorvick took the 120 pound division title while Dave Comartm lost a tough 3-2 decision in the 133 pound class giving him runner-up position and Hopkins the title. This title enriches the unexcelled wrestling tradition already established at Hopkins by Coach Beng-ston In the last three years his teams have taken two championships and a runner-up ROBBINSDALE IS WRAPPED UP BY WARRIOR DAVE NOLAND. 181 VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Gary Arlt. Mark Stong. Mark Radntz. Paul Tesarek Doug Fargo. Ken Kephart. Tom Smith. ROW TWO: Bruce Hultgren Paul Oemons. Larry Picha. Gory Hansmann, Chuck Halt. Paul Cairns. ROW THREE: Robm Fntsche. Steve Wetness Tom Aubrecht. Gary Hoganson. Ralph Ander son. BACK ROW: Mr Reynolds. Mr Hutton. Coach Novak Mr Maeuold WITH KNEE IN BRACE CO-CAPTAIN TOM SMITH IS STILL DETERMINED FOR TWO. B-BALLERS COME BACK TO BE RANKED FOURTH AFTER a DISAPPOINTING '66 season, this years' varsity basketball team rebounded with a 18-4 record Lead by co-captams Tom Smith and Gary Arlt. the Warriors finished second in the conference and second in the District Suffering defeats only from Park. Robbins-dale. and Edina, the Warrior cagers brought back to Hopkins its reputation as a State basketball power. After using an overtime to get by Cooper in the District opener, the Warriors went on to defeat Minnetonka and Lincoln setting up the show-down with Edina The desire of the Hopkins cagers was not enough against Edina's finest effort of the season The backbone of Coach Novak's team was senior Paul Tesarek. averaging 18 points per game Paul was named to the All-Conference and All-District teams Handicapped by a knee injury. Tom Smith was not one of the leading Lake scorers His improved defensive play earned him his positions on the All-Conference and All-District teams The '67 team is completely worthy of its fourth place in the final State ratings. SOUTH PAW CENTER PAUL TESAREK PUTS B-BALL UP AND OUT OF REACH. 183 SCORES Hopkins 48 46 St. Cloud Hopkins 60 51 St. Louis Park Hopkins 53 38 Cooper Hopkins 70 61 Lincoln Hopkins 62 48 Mound Hopkins 52 60 Robbinsdale Hopkins 61 52 Richfield Hopkins 72 49 Way2ata Hopkins 59 61 St. Louis Park Hopkins 70 59 Lincoln Hopkins 70 49 Cooper Hopkins 62 50 Robbinsdale Hopkins 73 64 Minnetonka Hopkins 66 42 Mound Hopkins 58 69 Edina Hopkins 80 72 Richfield Hopkins 71 59 Kennedy Hopkins 86 68 St. Cloud TOURNAMENTS Hopkins 48 37 Cooper Hopkins 52 48 Minnetonka Hopkins 75 58 Lincoln Hopkins 48 71 Edina mm FRONT ROW: Dan Hanson. Mike Merritt. John Caine. Bob Warron. Stovo King. Jack Siodlor. Bruce Dahmon; ROW TWO: Bill Cole. Mark Andress. Tom Sewall. John Kmsella. Jim Trenda, 8utch Graydon. BACK ROW: Robin Fritschc. Mr Reynolds. Mr Hutton. Coach Novak. Mr Maetzold. Ralph Anderson WARRIOR BIG THREE CONVERGETO REBOUND RICHFIELD SHOT. B - BASKETBALL 184 STANDINGS SOPHOMORE GUN KENNY KEPHART DAZZLES BEAR B BAILERS. TALENTED ROOKIES, BRIGHT PROSPECTS THE SOPHOMORE CAGE SEASON was indicative of the Hopkins basketbal tradition The underclassmen finished the Lake schedule with a 11-5 record and had an overall season record of 12-6 The sophomores' vast improvement was exemplified by their two-game series with St. Cloud In the first game, the Warriors lost 47-26 The last game of the season against St Cloud found Hopkins victorious 48-36 The young B-Ballers suffered defeats at Park. Robbmsdale. Tonka, and Edina, but never lost to the same team twice. Both games with Robbms-dale went into overtimo with Hopkins victorious the first time 42-40. and Robbmsdale outlasting the sophomores 49-48 in the second meeting Being nipped by Park in the first contest 34-31. the Warriors came back to defeat the Orioles 31 -22 later in the season Playing Edma once, the sophomores lost to the undefeated Hornets by one point Coach Reynolds was pleased with the performance of his guard Bruce Dahman He considered him the play-maker of the squad. Forwards Mike Merritt and John Caine also showed varsity abilities. Steve King, the sophomore center may add some needed height to the '68 varsity The sophomores can be proud of their debut in the highly competitive Lake Conference STANDINGS W L Edina 16 0 HOPKINS 13 3 Park 11 5 Richfield 10 5 Minnetonka 9 7 Robbinsdale 7 9 Lincoln 7 9 Mound 6 10 Kennedy 5 11 Cooper 3 13 Wayzata 1 15 HIGH-FLYING WARRIOR GARY ARLT TIPS IN BUCKET SKI TEAM FRONT ROW: John McCarhty. Brad Smith. John Draxton, Ron Thompson. Graydon Page. Terry Oberg. Curt Enckso... Dean Draxton. ROW TWO: Scott Holdahl. Jeff Bwtdson. Gary Carlson, Doug Kuhnlcy. Tom Leaf. Dan Swanson. Steve Meissel. Mark Heissel. BACK ROW: Coach Kragseth. Tom Lund. Dave Nelson. Dave Liset. Russ Perlich. Don Bergland. Mike Price. Scott Waterhouse FRONT ROW: John Draxton. Ron Thompson. Terry Oberg. Steve Heisso' 8ACK ROW: Dean Draxton. Dave Nelson. Scon Waterhouse. Russ Perlich. Tom Lund 186 INDIVIDUAL TEAM CAPTAINS PROUDLY DISPLAY THEIR NEWLY ACQUIRED DISTRICT AND STATE TROPHIES SLALOM SKIIER SCOTT WATERHOUSE EXPERIENCES AN AGONIZING MOMENT BEFORE STARTING ON THE WAY DOWN SKIIERS FIND THE RIDE UP EASIER THAN THE TRIP DOWN WELL BALANCED TEAM TAKES HOME HONORS THE WARRIOR SKI TEAM brought the winning tradition of Hopkins into the Lake ski circuit by capturing the conference title with a perfect 8-0 record They carried this spirit into the District and State competition winning the District title and finishing a strong runner-up in the State The cross country team was lead by Steve Heissol who skned undefeated to take the State title Tom Lund and Terry Oberg also skned cross-country The jumping team, lead by Dean Draxton. Dave Nelson, and John Draxton lost but once to Robbmsdale Russ Perlich and Ron Thompson supplied the 1-2 punch in slalom. STANDINGS C-C JUMP SLALOM TOTALS HOPKINS 98.38 99.09 78.44 275.91 Edina 92.20 82.42 97.93 272.55 Kennedy 92.80 96.74 62.23 251.77 Richfield 89.48 80.08 81.47 251.03 Robbinsdale 89.47 96.55 63.33 249.35 Lincoln 82.24 84.96 70.98 238.18 Minnetonka 76.47 67.28 85.01 228.76 St. Louis Park 82.72 75.89 58.91 217.42 Wayzata 60.35 59.60 61.18 217.42 1966 TENNIS FRONT ROW John MacHalec. Dave lee. Steve Berlin. Harold Christianson. BACK ROW. Coach Petorson. Warren Woltor, Paul Horgen. John Petruska. Ridge Bond 1966 BASEBALL SENIOR PARSINEN WINDS UP TO UNCORK THE BIG BAIL FRONT ROW: John Hondlick. Marv Grossing. Dave Nelson. Mark Otto. Mark Slang. Dan Henderson. John Enger ROW TWO: Ron Miller. Bruce VanOmum. Tom Smith, Gary Arlt. JoH Fdler Darryl Johnson. BACK ROW: Chuck Bloomberg Oavc lee. Eric Vol-den. John Hormatkp. Bob Noland. Coach Howells. Coach Welch 1966 GOLF LEFT TO RIGHT: Rich Roinertsen. Mark Parsmen. Coach Reynolds. Alien Eggc Tom Aubrecht. Scon Hampton AFFECT NETMEN FINISH WITH A FRUSTRATING YEAR THESPRINGOF 1966 marked a colorful and yet productive season for HHS varsity linksters with nine wins and one loss The paramount victory over the undefeated Edina helped place Hopkins second in the lake Conference Senior Darrel Lundeen and junior Rich Remertsen went beyond the District Tournament to move into the Region finals THE '66 WARRIOR NETMEN centered around the all senior team of captain Steve Berlin. John Petruska. and Warren Wolter While the team finished seventh m the Lake Loop. Warrior star John Petruska advanced through District play mio the Region ATTAIN SECOND PLACE BASEBALL in '66 was one of the best in Hopkins' history The Warriors had a Lake Conference record of eight wins and two losses with an overall record of thirteen wins and three losses. The victory over Richfield was the highlight of the season when the Warriors snapped the thirty game winning streak of the defending state champions with a final inning rally In the District 18 tournaments the Hopkins team defeated Chaska a second time but lost to Wayzata in the semi finals Mr Duane Welch, from South Junior High School was their coach This was his first year as Senior High coach 189 WITH THOUGHTS TURNED INWARD A STUDENT HEADS HOMEWARD. SILHOUETTEO BY BUSY HALLS. MRS. KITCHAK CORRECTS TESTS. TIM TROW LABORS OVER ANOTHER SENIOR PROJECT. 192 ROBB WITTE SWINGS AND SINGS TO A THROBING BEAT. ACTION AND PEACE TYPIFY STUDENT LIFE ACTION AND STILLNESS. CLATTER and quiet. play and work, recreation and education are the phases of a student’s life. His time is split between the two ways of life Student life can't be all study and lonely hours but neither can all the time be spent in fun and games. So he has a conflict between time spent in action or the time spent quietly Action is typified by the cheer of a crowd at a game, the dribble of a basketball at an IM8 game, the cry of a newly crowned queen, or the applause of an audience The quiet side is keynoted by a student bent over a final test, another student planning his future with a counselor or merely sleeping in class No matter what forms the two worlds take or what the ratio in time between the two is. these make up a student's life GARY ARUT RISES ABOVE THE SITUATION FOR TWO POINTS. 193 MORE THAN SHOWN. THIS STUDENT S SPIRIT SEEMS UP IN THE AIR. LEFT: OUTER TRANQUILITY: A DISGUISE WHICH CONCEALS THE INNER CHAOS I V SOLITUDE IS OFTEN REFLECTEO IN DARKENING SHADOWS AND SILHOUETTES. SCHOOL LIFE SHOWN IN VARYING MOODS THE MOODS REFLECTED m the students at Hopkins this year will never be forgotten the explosive atmosphere before a big Edina game; the bubbling crowd emerging at 3.10; the girl diligently cramming for a trig test in the Resource Library before school, the paper airplane sailing across the study hall; the quiet determination of a boy engrossed m creating an intricate sculpture; the discouraged tears shed in the counselors' office, the satisfaction of a well-earned Athe deafening roar in the pool during the last event of that close swim meet These moods were Hopkins 195 WHO ME? WHY NO. MR. SCHULTZ. I WAS ONLY TRYING TO PUT IT BACK UP AGAIN. EFFERVESCENT BRIDEGROOMS EXPECTANTLY AWAIT THEIR TURN TO STEP UP TO MARRYING SAM. 196 EVEN THE BIGGEST ONES HAVE THEIR OWN LITTLE IOIOSYNCRISIES THE BAD OMENS SLOW DOWN THE BEAT TO SUIT THE RHYTHM OF A DOGPATCH DRAG ME. IMAGINATION DISPLAYED BY A COUPLE OF TYPICAL OOGPATCH HHSSQUARES SADIE HAWKINS HAS SUCCESSFUL TURNOUT The OVERWHELMING TURNOUT at the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance this December showed that the weaker sex. too. was eager to play its role in the es tablishment of the Spirit of '67 When Calvaleues. who sponsored the dance, caught wind of its enthusiastic support they straightway converted their decorations from cafeteria to gymnasium magnitude The Bad Omens furnished a perfect background for the wild mood of the evening Even the originality of the costumes knew no bounds Couples came donned as Chicken Man. golf balls, dice, wind-up toys, and a few even came disguised as people from the planet Earth STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT STEVE LARSON NONCHALANTLY ASSUMES HIS USUAL SUAVE AND WORLDLY ATTITUDE. TOM OLSON STOPPED SHORT BY R08BER CHIEF. BILL GALLEA IN ALI BABA REHEARSAL INMATES PLEAD WITH SOPHOMORE ACTRESS ELLEN SCHELLY. THE CURIOUS SAVAGE WITH THE DIRECTOR IN THE SHADOWS. PLAYERS ACT OUT WHAT TOOKWEEKSTO REHEARSE. 198 SHERRY RIVERS PAUSES TO CONTEMPLATE THE COMPLEXITIES OF CURIOUS SAVAGE. TERRY GRIER CAUGHT IN HIS OPEN SESAME PACES AT PLAY REHEARSAL. THEATER ALIVE WITH THIEVES, AND SAVAGES INNOVATION WITHIN A TRADITIONAL selling was the watchword for the first two plays this season Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, a children's play was the first production this year Matinees were scheduled for the fourth through sixth graders from our elementary schools The principal roles were played by Sophomores Mark Johnson and Ellen Schelly, and Seniors Mary Jensen. Don Merrill. Bill Gallea. and Tom Olson. Hopkins played to full houses during matinees and evening perform ances The play was directed by Mr Steblay. who through the years has become synonymous with success The winter play. The Curious Savage, delighted audiences with a moving theme emphasizing the need for folly in everyone's life Mrs. Lerfald directed the smash success and the story took places in a mental institution, a set which was designed by Mike Manion. former Hopkins Thespian The title. The Curious Savage, centers on the weird activities and motives of a wealthy widow portrayed by Ellen Schelly. The play also had many Sophomore cast members besides veterans Kathy Kojis. Lam Kawamura. Don Pavelka. and Tom Olson The comic but heartwarming performances created new hallmarks in Hopkins 199 HOMESPUNS POISED AS DAN MUELBAUER PASSES OUT PARTS FOR PLAY WITHIN THE PLAY. TOM OLSON AND DON MERRILL AMUSE COURT WITH A TRAGIC COMEDY. IN AMA2EOF BESPECKLED LUMBER. STANDS A NEW SET. THEATER: CLIQUE OF INTEGRATED GROUP FEW PEOPLE THINK they participate in plays and many consider the actors to be bound in a tight clique ” Most people feel they have little to contribute to the theatre or that the theatre will not accept what they have to offer What these people fail to consider is that everyone takes part in a play — the audience, the technicians. the director — as well as the actors themselves The audience especially plays a large role in a production The success of the play is largely dependent on the reaction of the audience to the action on the stage In fact, without the audience there would be no play for the purpose of a play is the sharing of an idea between the actor and his onlooker Whatever clique there may be. it is made up of those who watch as well as those who act 201 • LEFT: QUEEN BECKY IS FLANKED BY ATTENDANTS HOLLY. SALLY. SALLY. AND SHEILA. PLAYERS FIND HOMECOMING GAME ROUGH GOING. TENSION MOUNTS AS HOMECOMING HOPES FADE. JEAN CORYKENOALE POURS ANOTHER BOTTLE OF THE YOUNGER GENERATION. 202 WARRIORS TUNE-UP FOR ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL VARIETY SHOW. QUEEN BECKY IS BLINDED BY STEVE WITH HER CROWNING GLORY. HHS HOMECOMING SPOUTS WITH SPIRIT EXCITEMENT MOUNTED as the week passed and club floats neared completion Once again Co op training entry won first place in club competition Sophomores showed unusual creativity and ingenuity in the building of their colorful float, and won class competition Petite Becky Lomis caused a tumultious reaction when crowned Homecoming Queen. She was attended by Seniors Sally Hclgerud and Sally Wagner. Junior Sheila Hanson, and Sophomore Holly Johnson The Homecoming Variety Show reminisced good old high school days as seen through the eyes of Seniors Tom Olson and Don Nord Friday’s pepfest upheld the special brand of seasonal excitement up to the pregame moments. In the end. all of the Homecoming memories were happy ones, and the few shortcomings were forgotten ’’The big game finally commenced, something went wrong with the signals, and it was Hopkins not Minnetonka that got whaled on In spite of the final score, however. Hopkins Homecoming ended on a cheery note at the annual dance. BECKY BEAMS WITH THE WINNING SMILE OF A QUEEN. 203 HOMECOMING STARS CONTEMPLATE SHOWS SUCCESS DON NORO. A STUDY IN TERROR AT ANNOUNCEMENTS. 204 TOM OLSON STRIKES A SOPHOMORIC POSE. LINOA KRAEMER FRANTICALLY FIGHTS OFF FRENZIED FANS. 1967 SHOW REVISITS THE GOOD OLD DAYS OSTALGIA WAS THE WATCHWORD or this year's variety show. Old school memories were revisited as Tom Olson. Linda Kraemer. Don Nord and Kathy Kojis took a light-hearted look at Sophomore. Junior and Senior years. Sentimental glances at dating, sports and fads were on the evenings agenda of reminisces. Laughter swelled in the gym as the entertainers parodied sophisticated Seniors, cool Juniors and stupid Sophomores. Opening the show was the coronation of Becky Lomis who proved to reign with charm unmatched m preceding years. Music lovers were thrilled by the faculty's farce on teen-age band and thunderous applause followed Dave Naegles piano solo Outdoing other shows, the Warriorettes. the Pom Pon Girls and modern dancers Steve Sliter and Sheila Warner, provided the proverbial pazasz Thanking advisers Mrs Kuehn and Mr Blons the show ended a new milestone in homecoming history at Hopkins High School 205 206 MOODS REFLECTED IN OUR MANY FACES WHO ARE THE FACES OF '677 Are they the sports heroes or the queens7 No. the faces of '67 are the everyday-people, the people you pass in the hall between every hour but never notice. They make up the ctovjds at games and the audiences at plays and variety shows. The faces aren't any group that you can point a finger at and say. Hey. those are the faces of '67 But rather they are every person who ever cheered at a game or anyone that ever yawned in a class Each of us makes up a part of the face of '671 207 THE AUDIENCE GASPS AS THE 8LACK KNIGHT HORNS IN ON PONTIAC OE BONNEVILLE. KNIGHTS ARE LURED BY THE CAPTIVATING TONES OF THE SEXTET. POM PON GIRLS POSE AS HAREM DANCERS IN ARABIAN ATMOSPHERE. SENIOR DANCERS ANTICIPATE THEIR PERFORMANCE IN VARIETY SHOW WITH VARIED REACTIONS. WITH DEMONSTRATIVE GESTURES. DON MERRILL EXPOUNDS AS SHELDON IN SNO-DAZE VARIETY SHOW. A SNO-DAZE SHOW IN KNIGHTIME THEME CHANNELED by the supreme efforts of advisers Mrs. Kuehn and Mr Blons. the energy and talents of the student cast of the 1967 Sno-Daze variety show were fused to produce results that indicated our true potential Pep Club sponsored the evening of entertainment and lent us the organizational talents of president Linda Japs, who acted as student director along with co-leaders Chris Carlson and Don Merrill. The evening was highlighted by the crowning of our 1967 Sno-Queen Ann Soder-lind After she and King Paul Tesarek took their rightful places among the members of their court, the audience was transported to the illusionary land of Gremeny while the plot to All In A Knight's Work unfolded The atmosphere was charged with lightheartedness and good humor as exemplified by the now legendary rally cry of Mr Blons to the cast members a few moments before the show began Welcome to our dress rehearsal' 209 k V'e; nVse ant A T.'' CoVTeo ‘ THv «S An!N SENIOR ROYALTV. t gs ssS SNOKING PAULTESAREK PLACES THE ROYAL ROBE ON TEARFULLY TRIUMPHANT ANN. ON THE ARM OF GARY ARLT. ANN APPROACHES THE CORONATION. UNAWARE OF HER VICTORY A QUEEN CROWNING CLIMAXES SNO-DAZE PERMEATING the spirits of Hopkins fans during Sno-Week 1967 was a rampant optimism which spurred our Warriors to new fields of conquest m each winter sport The annual Sno-Daze dance, sponsored by Cavalettes. provided a regal finale for the week's festivities. Dance chairman Nancy Aspim pooled together the creative resources of the decorations committee to fabricate a magical mood in the make-believe land of Gre-meny Cavaletie advisers Mrs Bartz and Mrs Dunham were near-at-hand. always willing to offer words of advice and decorative talents The amplified vibrations of the Underbeats drew an impressive crowd and provided entertainment to the tune of $300 Only a few brave and undaunted workers returned the next morning to face the task of cleaning up. Amidst the desolation of strewn crepe paper, bedraggled murals, and left-over cookies, only the memory of that wonderful week was still fresh 211 SENIOR LINDA KRAEMER IS SHOCKED AT OON NORD S IMS VIRILITY. HORNS WON'T GAIN ATTENTION OR SUNGLASSES HIDE THE IDENTITY OF THE FACULTY. THE DAMPENED SPIRITS OF THE FACULTY ARE LOOKED ON WITH AMUSEMENT 8Y STUDENTS. 212 TRY AS THEY MAY NOTHING COULD STOP THAT OLD IMMOVEABLE FORCE. STUDENTS. STUDENTS UNITE, RISE AS FACULTY RETREATS THE FACULTY MET THE STUDENTS ON the held of honor twice this year Both times the elder scholars came out second best The first contest was the IMB All-star Basketball game with tho Senior Stars. The faculty's play could be described with the four Bs Buitrey. Bos-acker. Blons and bumbling Cheering for that hapless bunch were the faculty femme fatales Mrs Miceli. Mrs Bouchard. Mrs Kuehn. Miss Meert and Mrs. Phelps. But it was to no avail for the students couldn't be stopped The faculty, however, wasn't to be kept down They again challenged the students in a test of strength, a tugo-war That reckless bunch was again unable to drink from the sweet stream of victory, instead, they were tossed into the drink by the Student's Super Stars. With shrinking pants and prides on the line to dry. murmurs of future battles could be heard from the faculty's camp SOARING TO NEW HEIGHTS.THE STUDENTS WIN YET ANOTHER STUDENT-FACULTY GAME. 213 214 A FINAL GLANCE AT: a Warrior head in the foyer, the Poster, the trophies earned in '67, a diploma list, the art displays. the littered stairways and empty lockers, a deserted yearbook office. 215 the purple and gold, the SPIRIT OF '67 The WARRIOR staff thanks its sponsors whose financial help enabled them to produce the 1967 WARRIOR. AUTOMATIC PACKAGING INC. 352 17th Avenue North BISSELL. 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Mr Donald 29 Caruson, Mr Charles 18 Chadwick, Mrs A R 29 Child, Mr. Rollin B 10 Conrad, Mr Daniel 16 Coppins, Mr Donald 8 Cramer, Mrs. Glenda 26,29 Dahlquist, Miss Katherine 34 Dewey, Mr. Carter 10 Dunham, Mrs. Carol 137,29 Eckberg, Mr. E, Daniel 16 Edstrom, Mr A E. 10 Elstrom, Miss Martha 18 Englebart, Mr. John 25 Erickson. Mr. Glen 16 Erickson, Mr, John 32 Erp. Mr Donald 32 Erpelding, Mr, Donald 34 Ferren, Miss Eileen 18 Gaustad, Miss Anna Maria 19 Gears, Mrs, Wallace 158,24 Godfrey, Mr. Allen 167,16,122 Greenwalt, Dr. G. J, 9,10 Harris, Mrs, Margaret 12 Hayden, Mrs Mary 20 Heaner, Mr. D 34 Hedbloom, Mr Paul 34,168 Hinderman, Mr Dewey 16,12 Hobson, Mr. William 16 Holcher, Mr Donald 16 Holm, Mrs. M 12 Howells, Mr, Robert 164,16,188 Hutton, Mr Thomas 182,184.26 Jacoby, Mr Abner 23 Johnson, Mr Arthur 10 Johnson, Mrs Mary 11 Johnson, Mr Robert 175,176,30 Jones, Mrs Nancy 23 Jordal, Mr. James 16 Kasma, Mr Clinton 14 Kitchak, Mrs Karen 192,20 Klassy, Mr Donald 10 Knutson, Mr Floyd 32 Kragseth, Mr, Norman 186,30,164 Kroc, Mrs. Sophie 10 Kuehn, Mrs Joanna 21 Lammers, Mrs. Carolyn 30 Langseth, Mrs Jane 20 Laursen, Miss Ann 22 Leland, Mrs. Delores 19 Lerlald, Mrs Carol 21 Luke, Mr. Elmer 176 Maceman, Mrs Rose 20 Maclean. David 21 Maetzold, Mr R S. 182,184,30 Martrnetto, Mr. Leonard 18 Martin, Mrs Joyce 26 McDonnell. Mr, Wilbur 10 Meert, Miss Karen 23 Merritt, Mr, Kenneth 16 Miceli, Mrs. Deborah 18 Mitchell, Miss Sharon 19 Morris, Mr John 14 Motzko, Mr James 21 Nelson, Mr. Duane 14 Nelson, Mrs. Esther 23 Neudecker, Mr,J, A, 12 Nuese, Miss Carole 19 Noreen. Mr Paul 168,169 Novak, Mr M. Kenneth 182,184.16 Ohly, Mr Frank 29 Oiala, Mr Milton 12 Olsen, Mr. Gary 12 Olson, Mrs. Eileen 11 Olson, Mr Ronald 27 Oyass, Mrs. Dorothy 22 Pavelka, Mrs. Delores 11 Periich, Mrs. Margaret 34 Perkins, Mr George 20 Petersen, Mr Roger 16,188 Peterson, Mr Allen 29 218 Phelps, Mrs. Dorothy 25 Pladsen, Mrs Beatrice 14 Prellwitz, Mr. John 25,108 Prussing, Miss Harriet 14 Ouinn, Miss Kathleen Ralph, Valerie 18 Reynolds, Mr George l82.184,3O,188 Roof, Mr Dennis 11 Rovn. Mr James 32,14 Rynders, Mr, Richard 32 Salmon, Mr. Roger 20 Sauter, Mr. Lawrence 29 Schelm, Mr Charles 32 Sdtultz, Mr. Alden 11 Skold. Mr Kenneth 10 Smith, Mrs, Heather 29 Sorensen, Mr. Roger 32 Staats, Mrs, Michele 26 Stalley, Mr. Fred 16 Stang, Mrs, La Verne 11 Steblay. Mr. Anthony 20 Stenback, Mrs, Elizabeth 22 Stevens, Mr,William 18 Stevenson, Miss Lorraine 30 Stolhanske, Mr James 27 Stuart, Mr, Donald 32 Sullivan, Miss Patricia 26 Tesar, Mr. John 120,24 Thiele, Mr. Charles 34 Thompson, Miss Geraldine 14 Throdahl, Mrs. June 10 Toupin, Mr Harold 26 Trasseth, Mr. Alvin 23 Tufvander, Mr Ellis 14 Ventres. Mr. Daniel 10 Weidner, Mr Flay 34 Vlmitney, Mr. James 173,32 Young, Mr E,J. 10 DEPARTMENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS Administration, District 9,10 Administration, High School 8,1 1 AFS 1 10,111 Art Department 25 Art Club 108,109 Astronomy Club 144 Band 120,121 Baseball 188,189 Basketball 182,183,184,185 Business Department 26,27 Cavalettes134,135,136,13 Cavaliers 116 Cheerleaders 161 Choir 158,159 Class Councils 106 Counseling Department 14,15 Cross Country 169 Debate 118,119 DECA 142 Folk Music Club 139 Football 164,165,166,167 Foreign Language Department 22,23 French Club 126,127 Future Business Leaders 145 Future Homemakers of America 158 Future Teachers o1Amerrca 158 German Club 132,133 Golf 188 GRA 146,147 Great Books Club 144 H-Club 149 Hi-Crier 157 Hi-Y 150,151 Hockey 170,171,172,173 Homecoming 202,203,204,205 Home Economics Department 29 Hope 1 17 IMB 150 Industrial Arts Department 28 International Relations Club 138 Junior Class OHicers 82 Junior Kiwanis 148 Junior Rotarians 148 Language Arts Departments 18,19,Z0,21 Latin Club 128,129 Library Workers 117 Math Department 32.33 ModularScheduling 12 Music Department 24 National Merit Semifinalists 148 Office Secretaries 1 1 Office Workers 1 17 Orchestra 152,153 Physical Education Department 30,31 Pep Club 122-125 Plays 19B,199,200,201 DEPARTMENTS AND ORGANIZATIONS Pom-Pon Girls 161 Saddle Club 144 Sadie 196,197 Science Department 34,35 School Board 10 Senior Class Oflicers 39 Sextet 159 SIGS 140,141 Ski Club 1 12,1 13,1 14,1 15 Skiing 186,187 Sno-Daze 208,209,210,211 Social Studies Department 16,17 Sophomore Band 120 Sophomore Class Officers 93 Spanish Club 130,131 Special Services 12,13 Sponsors 216,217 Student Council 107 Swimming 174,175,176,177 Tennis 188 Track 168 Trade and lndustry 143 1 SENIORS Camp. C Canifl, C Carlson, 156 Carlson, Carlson, Carlson. athenne 44,131 onnie 143 Christine 44,124,126,110,141,134,155 David 44 Gary 44.152 Randy 44.142 Warriorettes 160 Warrior Business Staff 156 Warrior Editorial Staff 154,155 Wrestling 178.179.180,181 SENIORS Abbott, Charlotte 40,145,134 Adams, Laurian 40,134,111 Alexander, Wayne 40,143 Allen, Katharine 40,124,134 Allison, Cheryl 40 Allison, Kathleen 40,120,134,128 Amick, Robert 120,128 Ammend, Mark 40 Anderson, Beverly 40,142 Anderson, Donna 40 Anderson, Janna 40,126,124,134 Anderson Katherine 40.145 Anderson Lee 40,168 Anderson Mary 40,126,124 Anderson Patricia 40 Anderson Ralph 41,182,184 Anderson Rick 41 Anding, Kathleen 41 Angell. Larry 41 Antony, Thomas 41 Anzel. Sam 41 Arlt, Gary 41,148,164,182,211,193,188 Arnett, Patricia 41,142 Arnold, Lee 41,108 Arnold, Linda 41 Arnold, Marcie 41,122,134 Arntsen, Thomas 41,158,112 Arterburn, Terry 41 Asplin, Nancy 41 Auld, James 41,158,164 Bacik, Steven Backes, Susan 42,122,111,132,134 Bader, Larry 42,148,132,164,17O,168 Bagger, Scott 42,120,1 19 Baker, Kathy 42.126 Barnes, Patricia 42 Bastyr, Ronald 42 Beals, Bonnie 42,158 Becker, Mary 42,126.124,134.156 Berg, Shelley 42,126,158.110,134,138,112 Berger, Deborah 42,124,122,134 Bergman, Sally 42.143 Berland. Kenneth 42,112 Berry, David 42,148,164,170 Bertelson, Jeffrey 42,112,186 Berzins, Harold 42,164,166 Betlock, Connie 42 Bettschart. Janice 43 Bissell, John 43.148,127,164 Blake, Marjorie 43 Blewett, Michele 43 Bliese, Arthur 43,142 Block. Dan 43,143 Bloomberg, Charles 43,112,188 Bodine, Valerie 43,124,1 10,134 Bolla, Anne 43.134,111,126,155,119,156 Boltman. Max 43 Boytim, Linda 43,134 Braeden, Linda 43,127,111,134 Bren, JoAnn 44,12O,124,128,134 Bronson, Nancy 44 Brovold, Thomas 44 Brown, Lavern 44,158,151 Bruhn, Larry 44,148,168 Burandt, Philip 44 Burgoyne, Janice 44,158,110,134 Butter. Margaret 44,122,1 1 1,137 Casanova, Carol 45,122,134,1 10,160 Casanova, Mary 45,124,134,l10,158,16O Caswell, Lynn 45,106,107,1-45,151,201 Cermak, Jane 45,127,134 Chapin, Hayes 45 Chastek, Margaret 45 Child, Rodger 45,126,151 Chmel, Michael 45 Clapper, Janet 45,143 Clark, Thomas 45 Clauson. Barbara 45,134,124 Cody, Ronald 45,143 Cole, Christine 45,132,138 Cole, Teri 45 Collins, LuAnne 45,134.1 1 1,126,131 Conn, Patrick 45,157 Connor, Dan 46,175 Constans. George 46.120,1 16 Coppins, Lynne 46,134,132,157 Corbett, Pamela 46,134,126,124,111 Corbin, Theresa 46,143 Cordell. Mark 46 Coty, Barbara 46,134 Cowan, Coline 46 Coykendall, Jeanne 46,145 Crandall, Kenneth 46 Crawford. Mary 46.158,128,134 Cromer, Theresa 46.143 Cronin, Michael 46,143 Cross, Randi 46.124,127,11 1,I34,155.1 12 oaniheimef, Beverly 46,122 Dahlof, John 46,120 Daily. Barbara 47,146 David, Shirlee 47,142 Davidson, Betty 47 Davis, Howard 119 Davis, Jeanine 47,152,153,111 Day, Ronald 47 Dedon, Jon 47,164,166 DeGeus, Louise 47,134,138 DeLeo, John 47 DeLue, Janna 47,126,152,157,110,134,138 Derscherd, Patricia 47,158.128,134 DeTrude, Lance 47,157 Dischinger, James 47 Dorsey, Sharon 47,126,146 Dotson, Dianna 48,145 Douglas, Deborah 48 Draxton, Gail 48,120,131 Duell, Shirley 48 Dumas. Dorothy 48,108,134 Dunsrnore, Lester 48,148,168.169 Dvorak, Richard 48,142 Edstrom, Mary 48,126,152,129,I57,110.128, 134,138,155 Egge, Trygve 48,110,158,139,151,181,208 Ehrreich, JoAnn 48 Etsler, Greg 48,142 Ellwanger, Thomas 48,164,166 Engen, David 48,132,158 Engstrom, Tirn 48,143 Engwall, Daryl 49,1 12 Erdahl, Carol 49,120.124,134,160,1 12 Erickson, Candice Erickson, Curtis 49,186 Erickson, Karen 49,134.127,124,111 Ericksen ,Robert 49,120 Ernst, Cheri 49 Ess. Clarence 49 Ess. Vict oria 49 Fargo, Douglas 49,182 Farnick, Linda 49 Fasching, Marlys 49,145 Feller, Jeffrey 49,106,107,148,111,164,117 210,188 Feltl, Frank 49 Feyen, Gary 49,143 Filzen, Lorel 49,143 Finch. Earlene 49,131 Flach, Gretchen 50,134,128 Flemming, Andy 50,170 Fleming, Marsha 58 Fligelman, Mary Ann 5O,I34.124.111 Foley, Rosemary 50,120,146,158,138 Forbes, Robert 50,127,164,1 12,166 Ford. Laurel 50 Forgy, Mark 50,108,112 Fox, Stuart 50,120 Fox. Suzan 50,156 Frandsen, Christine 50,122,126,11O,134 Franke, Kevin 50,158 205 Oberg. Terry 148.152,66,186,168,169 Page, Bradley 151.68 SENIORS Fritsche. Robin 50,182,184 Gagner. Paul 50,58 Gallea, Bill 39.50.141 ,123.1 55,1 19.1 56.201 Galsku. Steve 50,1 12 Gardner.Stephan1e 51.134 Garnaas.El1zabeth 51.134.122.111.210 Gauthier. Robb 51,148.112,175 Gels, Linda 51,143 Gilberlson. Rol151.157 Goddard, Pauline 51,124,134 Gongoll, Wannetta 51,145 Good. Steven 51 Goodfellow, Greg 51 Gorman, Steve 51 Gossard, Sander 51,117 Goulett, John 52.175 Graffunder, Sandra 52,145 Gray, Wynne 52,151 Graydon. Deidre 52 Graydon. Geoffrey 180 Grier, Terry 52,157.141.128.198,199,201 Grones, Richard 52 Gubrud. Kevin 52 Gustafson, Steve 52,120 Haller. Sue 52 Hamer, Betty 52,126 Hane, Carl 52,152,164 Hansen, Gary 52,143 Hansen. Maureen 52.134 Hanson. Phillip 52.148.168,169 Harju. Judrth 53 Harris, Eugenia 53 Hartng, Kathleen 53 Hartneck. Coleen 53 Harvey.B1llee 53,145 Harvey, Leanne 53 Harvey. Patncla 53 Hasek. Edward 53 Haugen, Sharon 53.120,152.146 Haugsness,Chr1stine 53,124,134 Hawkins. Greg 53 Haynes, Bruce 148 Heacock. David 53,131 Heding, Richard 53 Hestrand. Lynn 53.145 Heisel, Steven 53.186 1-legberg. John 53,170 Hem. Henry 54 Heldt, Shirley 54.145 Helgerud, Sally 54.134.107.122.111 Hemza.Joseph1ne 54 Henderson, Tom 54,148.164.112.168 Hendr1ckson,Tena 54.112 Henry, Barbara 54 Henning. Grace 54 Hentges, Barbara 54,127,134 Herby, Mary 54.143 Hersey. D. Lane 54,120,128 Heyda. Courtney 54,142 Hrebert, Carol 54.120.158.1 17 Higgins. Kathleen 54.145 Hrguchi. Sam 54 Hodroff, Gregg 54 Hoffman. Susan 54.143 Hogan. Danny 55 Hoganson, Gary 55,116,182 l-loganson. Sue 55 Holliday. Dale 55 Holte. Penny 55.134,127.122.134.111 Hondlik. John 55 Hopper. Gregg 55 Hovander, Deborah 55.134.126,107.122.111 160 Huber. Naomi 55,145 Hugh Katherine 55.120,146,147.128,111.138, 112 Hulrgren. Bruce 55,120,182 Hultquist, David 55 Hummel. Jon 56 Hunt, Timothy 56.158,128,170 Iverson. Malana 56,134,111,107.122.160 Iverson, Roger 56,151.1 12 Jack, Fred 56,148,175 Jack, Richard 56,112,108 Jacobs. Greg 56 Jacobs. Susan 56 Jacobsen. Steve 56,178 Jacobson, Terry 56,116 Jacobson, Daniel 56 Jaeger. Lynn 56,124,134 Jansen, Daniel 56,178 Jansen, Ronald 56 Japs. Linda 57.124.134.132.157,110.141,155. 156,112,123 Jay, Karen 57 JenSen. Mary 57,134,126,124,158 SENIORS Jensen.She1la 57,143 Jeske,81ll57 Johnson. Darryl 57,152.153.1 1 1.1 17.1 12.188 Johnson, Deborah 55,122 Johnson, Donna 57.120.134,122.128,138 Johnson. Judy 57.134,117,156 Johnson. Laurie 57,134,127,125.111.110,158. 141 Johnson, Linda 57.134.124,158 Johnson, Lynda 57,120,122,127.134 Johnson, Nancy L, 57 Johnson, Nancy S Johnson, Robert 57 Johnson, Sandra 57 Johnson, Shelley 57 Johnson, Stephen 58.151 Jones, Craig 58 Jones,Jul1e 58,134.127,111,124 Jordano, Ellen 58,101 ,124,126.1 10.1 31 Jouppe. Carolyn 58 Joyce, Terrence 58 Joynes, Aleda 5B.134,127,111,126,112 Kawamura. Lani 39.58.106,107.122.111.128, 1 19 Kellogg, Sandra 58 Kelly. Steven 142 Kelt1ng,L1nda 58 Kendall, Mary 58,111,124.126,157.132,138 156 Kenyon, Paul 58 Kephart. Diana 58 Kienltz. John 58 King, Bruce 58 Krnn. Donald 58,151 Krnn. Sherry 59.134.127.122.134.111 Klrley, Kathy 59.126 Kleinpaste, Paula 57,13-4,122,131 Klingel, Diana Klobe, Linda 59 Knight. Patricia 59.143 Knutson. Ann 59,122,111 Kober, Barbara 59,145 Kohler, Christine 59.108,109,157,111,156,108 Koris. Kathleen 59,141,155 Kost. Steve 59 Kotila, Nancy 59.143 Kraemer, Fred 60 Kraemer, Linda 60.106.107,141.138.119.212, Krause. Ruth 134,128.60 Krlz, Frank 143,60 Kuhnley, Richard 108,60 Kuhnley, Robert 108.60 Kull, Darlene 60 Kunz, John 107.60 Kusisto.Jean 152.60 Kusche, Karen 124,134.60 Lammers,Chr1stine 143,60 Langlo1s.V1kk1134.111.157.60 Lanners, David 158.60 Lanners, Steven 107.60 Larsen.Kar1n134.127.124.158.61 Larson.Cynth1a 152,60 Larson. Doug 60 Larson, Linda 124,158,61 Larson, Nancy 61 Larson. Stephen 38.106.111.116.197,61 Latta, Michael 132.158.151.112,61,168 LaVigne, John 61.33 Lea1,Thomas 112,186.61 Lebra, Richard 61 Lee. Deborah 134.111.122.127.112.61 Lehman.Chr1st1e142.61 Leimnger, Charles Lewis. Carla 152 Lewis, Ronald 61 L1en.L1nda126,158.110.l28,155,138.61 L1ll1gren,lngr1d 155,194.61 Lrndahl, Karen 134.124.126.111,61 Lrsslck, Jerome 120,62 Lockwood. Donna 142.62 Lomis, Rebecca 38,203.62 Longhenry. Dave 62 Lcry,Chr1stopher 139.62 Lund. Barbara 134.126,124,62 Lutz, Pam 126.146.139,112.62 McCabe,Judrth 126.122,134.62 McCaul,V1cky 134,62 McCIuske.V1ctona 131,134,111,62 McGinty, John 142,62 Mclver. Stephen 120,133,157.132.1 10.62 McKenney. Thomas 62 McKrtterick. Ronald 142.62 McLaughlin, Maureen 134,62 McLaughlin, Timothy 39.108,106.107,148.111. 62,168,108 McLeIlan,Wrllram 164.63 SENIORS MacHaleo. Gary 63,188 MacNe1l, Barbara Madson, Peggy 134.127,124.131,63 Mardment. Leland 142,63 Marcus, William 63 Marks. Val 142.63 Marsh, Frederick 120.63 Martin, Mary 63 Martinson. Nancy 134.127,155,1 1 1.63 Martz. David 158,63 Mashhour, Parma 134,106.107,124,126.111 138,112.63 Mason, Doreen 63 Mason. Judy 143,64 Matsu1,Al1son 127.122.134.112.64 Meinhardt. Carolyn 64 Marlin, Donovan 129.132.141,128.199.200, 209,64 Mersky, David 64 Meyette. Donald 64 M1chalrk.Mar1lyn 145,64 Mrchl. Ruth 126.64 Mresen, Michael 64 M1halk0.John 158.64 Miner. Jean 145,64 Minion. Coleen 11-l4,122.126.64 Mrtchell. Bruce 143,64 Moeller. Mary 64 Mohr, Terri 134,126,106,107,124,111,117.210. 65 Mollen,Judith 134.65 Molyneaux. Sara 65 Morgan. Rrta 65 Mornssette, Jeanne 158,142.65 Moulton, Michael 65 Mozls, Carol 134.127.122.111,65 Muehlberg. Linda 65 MuelIer.Cec1le 134,127.65 Muelle r, Kathryn 120,124.1 10,65 Murphy. Art 142 Murprryfenn 112 65.114 Murray, Brran 116.65 Murray. Bruce 148,164.170.65,168 Nelson Nelson ,Craig 65 . Dave 148,164.112,186,165.65,15,188 Nelson. Gregory 142.65 Nelson, Kathleen 108,126.66 Nelson, Linda Sue 66 Nelson, Linda S, 66,146 Ness, Alan 116.66 Nesseth, Stephen 66 Neubauer, Terry 143.66 Newcomb, Nancy 66 Newcomb, Terrell 145,66 Noland. Sandra 112.66 Nord, Donald 106,107.141.155,119,156,212 204.66 Ochockl. Mary 134,66 Ohlson. Thomas 66 0'Leary. Theodore l64.66.166 OImstead,W1II1am 66 SENIORS Poythress.Jef1 69 Price, Mrchael 112,186.69 Ouade. Loretta 157,158.141,128.,69 Ouarntance, Roy 69 Radatz. Mark 106,107,148,111,182,69.168 Ramsden.M1chael 143.69 Ramsey. Kathleen 134,122.158,69 Ramos.Mrke106,107.1l1,138,151,131,116.70 Ramsey. Holly 108.124,70 Randell. Karlene 70 Ranta, Linda 70 Rao, Anuradha 111,126,106.107,124,138,70 Reagan, Carol 124,70 Rerchman. Jeanette 108,70 Relnertsen, Richard 213.70188 Reiss. Diane Reller, Carl 70 Rendahl. Robert 70 Rice, Charles 148,164.70 Rice, Ken 70 Richter. Linda 70 Riedel. Joan 70,146 Riley, Ronald 70 Rrxe. Pamela 122,134.70 Rockne, Mary 134,127.122,71 Rorger. Nancy 139,71 Ronbeck. Jeff 71.168 Roy, Robert 71 Rozman, Deborah 71 Ryan, Patricia 71 Sandberg,James 120,121.71 Sandberg.Jerald 143,71 Saric, Alexander 148,178.71 Savage, Robert 120,152.71 Scarp, Richard 71 Schaefbauer, Bonita 134,71 Schaefer. Byron 72 Schaefer, Tom 72 Scheibe, Douglas 120.72 Schlender, Jon 72 Schmitz. Byron, 72 Schroeder. Sheryl 72 Schrupp. Duane 142,72 Schug, Sandra 72 Schutz,Jul1e134.127,122,72 Schwalm, Roben 127.72 Scott, Cindee 72 Sebring, Richard 72 Seck, George 142,72 Seam, Senn, Senn, Susan 120.126.11O,128,138,72 Geoff 73 Mark 73 Snyder. John 73 Sewall, Nancy 144.147,146.1 17.73 Sheats. Mary 134,131.73 Sheehan. Mary 134,73 Shenk. Davrd 72 Slevlng, John 108,109,117.73 Simpson. Darla 73 Sipprell. Sharon 73 Skefflngton, Lynn 73 0lsen,Vaedynn 142.67 Olson. Donna 134,125.152,132.138,67 Olson. Robert 67 Olson. Thomas 156,198.199,200,201,204,205 67 Orton. Nancy 134.107.122.119.67 Osgood. Pamela 67 Osmundson. Mary 67 Osse. Kris 67 Ostlund. Lucia 152.67 Otis, Alana 142,67 Otto. Mark 148.164.151.112,67.188 Overbo, Eldons 145,68 Parsinen. Mark 148,155.170.68,188 Paterson.L1ll1an 122,134.68 Paterson. Linda 111.122.134,68 Patton. Robert 164,68 Paul, James 68 Paulson. Lea 134.108,127,1 12,68 Pauly, David 68 Peck. Wanda 134,126,111,68 Pederson. Karen 127,158.128,134,160,68.123 Peeke, Stephen 68 Sletten. Diane 73 Slner, Stephen Smith. Brad 112,186.73 Smith. Deborah 126.125,151.134.73 Smith. Jay 148,164,201 .73 Sm1th.Julre143.73 Smith. Paul 120,121.1 16,74 Smith. Tom 148.182.74,188 Snell, William 74 Soderlind. Ann 126.134.141.134.155.160.117 112,210,211,74 Sommers.Vrck1 126,122.74 Sorensen, Greg Sorenson, Beulah 134,131.74 Sorensen, Kenneth 120.116.170.74 Sorenson. Larry 164.16674 Petersbu Peterson rg.Cra1g 178,68 , Dale 63 Peterson. John 112.69 Peterson Peterson Peterson ,Karen 124,69 . Pamela 126.134,69 , Russell 67 Peterson. Sandra 145,69 Peterson, Stephen 69 Plocher, James 69 Poffenberger. Marsha 134.210,69 Porter. B onila 158,69 Specken. David 142,74 Sprcer. Marlene 74 Stadden.John 148.164,74,167 Stang. Mark 148,182,74.188 Starich, Ellen 145,74 Stefan, Linda 142.74 Steinbach, Barbara 122,111,160.112.75 Ste1ner,Phobe 134,108.75 Stepanek. Rita 158.75 Steppe. Vernon 148.1 16.75.168 Stevens. Jerry 75 Stevenson. Jeanne 134,158.1 1 1.1 10,131.75 Strff, Jeanne 134,120.158,75 Stodolka. Katherine 75 Stone, Richard 57 S1ra1n.Judy158.110,134.131,75 Straub. Terrance 75 Straughn, Eric 138.1391151,75 Stribling. Dennis Stncklen. Kenneth 75 Strorn, Larry 108,109.75 219 SEN IORS Sulander,Diane145,75 Sundqulst, Robert 75 Swanson. Swanson. Donna 142,76 Duane 145,152,76 Swanson, Gary 148,175.76 Swanson, LaRoe 134,76 Swanson, Paul 116,76 Swanson, Penny 142,76 Sweet, Bonnie lO8,134,11 1,122,75 Sweet, Pamela 11O,134,131,76 Swenson, Linette 145,76 Sydness, Marcia 76 Taylor, William 76 Terpstra. James 76 Tesarek, Paul 12O,182,210,21 1,76 Tharinger, Stephen 39.106.107.127.155,170, 210,77 Thesing, Linda 77 Thtelke, Bradley 77 Thlelman, Thomas 143,77 Thompson, Ronald 77,186 Trllotson, Gregory 77 Tobias, Richard 77 Tollefson, Terry 12O.112.116,77 Toupin, Ron 77 Tower. Harold 77 Tripp, Jean 134.108.125.1 1 1.77 Trombley, Patricia 134,117,77 Trow, Timothy 175,192.77 Trude, Earlene 111.158,134,132.158,117,156, 77 Trueman, Teresa 127, 1 58,134,77 Tumer. Thomas 148,141.77 Van0rnum, Bruce 164.78188 Vanstrum. Wendy 78 VanValkenburg. John 78 Vath,Sherileen126,111,142,78 Venable, Mike 78 Vickerman, Daniel 148,78,168 Vicurn, Sharon 78 Vogel. Gerald 142 Volden,Errc164,112,78,188 Wagner, Cynthia 134,125,111,129,128,158, 155,13B,78 Wagner. Sally 126.125.155.1 12.78 Wagner, Thomas 120,78 Waldack, Thomas 143.78 Wall, Don 78 Walling, Steven 79 Walonick, David 148,175,753 Walz, Molly 106.107,126,137,155,156,210,79 Ward, Larry 142,79 Warren, Barbara 134 Webber, Linda 79 Wehner.Susanne127,112,79 Welch, Ronald 79 Westmark, Stephen 148,79,168,169 Wetterlin, Sam 128,119,751 Vlhite, Judith 79 Wlborg, Cynthia 146,79 Wibstad, Craig 142,79 Wickherst. Sue 79 Wiese, Norman 79 Wildberg, Virginia 143,79 Wilhel l'l'1. Sheila 80 Wilhoit, Christine 134.80 Wilkinson, Judy 1 1 1,134.132,158.8O Williams. Williams. Williams. Williams Williams. Barbara 80 Carolyn 134,122.80 Gary 80 Nancy 127,112.80 Terry 80 Wilson, Mary 126,134,550 Wilson, Thomas 143,80 Winter, Georgiann 143,80 Wintermantel, Jana 152,80 Witte, Kurt 139,80 Witte, Robert 158,193,8O Wothe, Steven 120,80 wright, Randy so Wurster, David 81 Wylie, Sharon 145,81 Wynkoop, Susan 138,1 1 7,1 12,81 Werness, Karen 79 Zaiicek, Charles 145,151.178.81 Zakanasen, Linda 122,134,81 Zakariasen, Marcia 134.81 Zaltz. Ronald 81 Zeik, Carol 81 Zeik. Mary 142,81 Zetterstrom, Mary 120,126,121,134,81 JUNIORS Alcott, Randi 83,106,124,127,134,1 10,1 12 Ammend, Steve 83,173 1 220 JUNIORS Amundson, Gerald 83 Amundson, Steve 83 Andersen, Bruce 83 Anderson, Brabara 83,134,122,158 Anderson, Daniel 83 Anderson, David L 83 Anderson, DavtdW 83,120 Anderson, Dennis 83 Anderson, Jeff 83 anderson, Judith 83,127 Anderson. Linnea 83 Anderson, Michael 83 Anderson, Rick 83 Anderson, Sandra 83 Angler, Rollle 83 Anzel, Matilda 83 Arbogast, Charles 83 Arbogast, Robert 83 Arbogast, Sharon 83 Arimond, Lucy 83,134,128,158,l38 Arnett. Terrance 83 Aske, Donna 83,127,146,147,110,139,112 Aspness, Debra 83,111,124,1 12,131 Aubrecht. Thomas 83,182,188 Baclk, Susan 83,122 Backes, Katheryn 83,122,111,132,158 Baer, Bruce 83 Baer. Rtck 83.120 Bagger. Shelly 83.12O,158,139 Bangtson, Craig 83 Bangtson, William 83,116,168 Barland. Jodie 83 Barnes, Dixie 83 Barnum, James 83 Barrett, Greg 83 Bast, James 83 Bastyr, Bruce 83,158 Bauman, Michael 83 Bauman, Victoria 83,127,124,134,11O,112 Beals. Edwin 83 Beatty, Jeffrey 83,120,112 Beaulieu. Bryan 83 Benedict, Alan 83,164,166 Bengtson, Linda 83,108 Bennrs, Ronald 83 Benson, Judi 83,144 Benson, Jennifer 83,144 Benson, Martha 83,108 Berg, Patricia 83,134,124,144,111,11O,160,112 Berglund, Donald 83,148,164,186,166,168 Berglund, Jim 83 Bergmann, Don 83 Bergmann, James B3 Berlin, Barbara 83,134,122,152 Berry, John 83 Berry, Roberta 83,134,110 Baek. Douglas 83,120 Brel, Karen 83,134,131,122 Bleloh, Steve 83,148,164 Blerbaum, Joyce 83,124,158 Brrkeland, Kaare 83,148,168 Bjorklund, Sidney 83 Blake, Katherine 83 Blake, Kathleen 83,122,134 Bloom. Jessica 83.127 Bloomberg, Nancy 83,134.1 1 1,131,152 Bock, Jonathan 83 Bock, Kathryn 83,134,124,126,194 Bockstedt, Russ 83 Bohmbach, John 83,148,164,166 Boltman, Maxine 83,144 Bonkowske, Ernest 83 Booker, Candace 84,200 Borshelm, Craig 84 Boyan, Jill 84,134,124,21O Boytim, Daniel 84 Bradley, Jim 84.120 Brand, Ronald 84,164,166 Brandenburger, Dianne 84,146 Brask, Dennis 84 Breault, Geoffrey 84,178,168,169 Breault, Gregg 84,178,168,169 Bren, Douglas 84 Bren. Michael 84 Brewster. Susan 84,124,126,134,11O 8rodman,Jnm 84 Brown, Dave 84 Brown, Ralph 84 Brudevold, David 84,120,157 Brueske. David 84 Bryan, Stephen 84,168 Brynildson, Kristine 84,124 Brynildson, Peter 84 Buchholz, Kathie 84 Bull, Bill 84,120 Burgoyne, Bradley 84 Burnette, Alison 84 Busch, Carl 84,1 12 Cairns, Paul 84,182 Carlson, Annette 84,124 JUNIORS Carlson, Corinne 84,111.124,152,112,13l Carlson, Gary 84,186,169 Carlson, Karen 84,134,131,11O,112,124 Carlson, Leslie 84,108.126,134,124 Carlson, Nancy 84,128,158 Carlson, Perry 84 Carstens, Scott 84,132.1 10,1 1 7,151,1 16 Cathers, James 84 Cecka. Michael 84 Challch, Barbara 84 JUNIORS Frantz, Tim 85 Franzen, Norman 85,158 Frednckson, Jerold 85 Freiberg, Bruce 85 Frye, Terri 85 Fuhlbrugge, James 85,144 Gabrielson, Dale 85 Gagnon, Josephine 85,124 Gakemeier, Roxanne 85 Chapman, Jeffrey 84 Chermak, Karen 84,126 Chermak, Patricia 84,134 Christensen, Janet 84,1 22,134,158 Christensen, Kathleen 84 Christian, Willlam 84,164 Churchill, Marilyn 84,122.1 1 1,158,134,158 Claire, Timothy 84,119 Clark. Larry 84 Clarke. Martha 84,134,110 Clawson, JoElIyn 84 Clement, Paul 84,182 Colvin, Joanne 84,108,134 Comartln, David 84,178 Conner, Chris 84,152,164,166 Connor, Bonnie 84 Coonley, Douglas 84,186 Cooper, Kathleen 84.124.134,132 Corcoran, Kim 84 Crandall. Robtn 84 Crowley, Timothy 84 Cunningham, Michael 84.119 Dahlem, Katherine 84.134,127,112 Dalman, Beverly 84,126,144,147,138 Damerow, Judy 84,134,111,124,127,112 Damschen, Daniel 84 Danielson, Stephen 84 Davis, Michael 84,144 Dawson, Marlene 84,134.106.107,124,127,110, 1 19,123 Day, Jeffrey 84,168 DeGhetto, Carla 85,158,112 DeGroy, Dave 85 Delaney, Dan 85,164,166 Dell, Linda 85 Delmore, Patrick 85 Dennison, Grace 85,146 Derosler, Dianne 85 DeTrude, Kristina 85,122,134 Drerf, Steven 85 Doleysl, Jay 85 Dotson, Susan 85 Draxton, Dean 85.186 Draxton, John 85,186 Drebenstedt, Mary 85 Dreher, Cathle 85 Dressel, Sandra 85 Drlsklll, Wendy 85 Dubay, Mary 85,124,110 Duncan, Nancy 85,111.126.158,138 Dunn, Greg 85,131,169 Dunsmore, Wes 85,168 Eaves, Robert 85 Eck. Carol 85,128,158,155 Edmondson, Janis 85,122,160 Edquist,Jef1 85 Edwards, Craig 85 Edworthy. Sharon 85 Egge, Allen 85,169 Ekstrand, Howard 85 Elltngsworth, Richard B5 Elliott. Jeff 85 Elliott, Wendy 85,134,124 Else, David 85,139,119 Emerson, Arthur 85,120,178 Engler,Tonl 85,134,108,124.144.111,112 Engstrom, Richard 85,120 Ennenga, Mark 85 Ericksen. Gary 85,120,152 Erickson, Gwen 85,134,126,124,157.110,156 Erickson, Mary 85,122 Erickson, Robert 85 Eskurl, Judy 85 Evans. Laura 85.122.110,134 Fagerberg,Son1a 85 Farnam, Anne 85 Faulds. Sandra 85,124,134 Feller, Kathleen 85,134,126,106.107,124,110. 1 12 Filzen, Greg 85 Fisher, Edwin 85,155,168 Flagler,John 85,181 Flagler. Nancy 85,1081 34,1091 10.1 12 Fleet, Susan 85,134,131,122,152 Fluegge. Rebecca 85.111 Forbes, Carolin 85,134,124 Forshtay, Mark 85,151 Forster, Natalie 85,108,124,126,134 Fowler. Diana 85,124,158 Galzki, Cheryl 85 Gamec, Scott 85 Garfunkel, Ann 85 Garten, Mark 85 Gaulding, Randy 85 Giere, John 85 Gilbert, Trudy 85.122 Glaholt, Gary 85 Glancy, Marcia 86 Glaser. Barbara 86,134,111,158 Goede, Sandra 86.127.134.16O G0ede,Vtcki86,110 Goeman, Tom 86,175 Goheen, Robert 86,120 Golon, Steven 86.148 Goodmanson, Velma 86,124,134 Gordon, Roger 86.1 19 Gould, Scott 86,112 Grabowskl, Elizabeth 86.146 Grabowskl, Ruth 86,146 Grahek. Mary 86 Grandstrom, Virginia 86 Graves, Jackie 86 Graves, Randy 86 Green, Catherine B6 Griffith, Jeffrey 86.173 Grlnager, David 86 Groetsch, Bill 86,173 Gronli, Dennis 86.158 Gross, Frederick 86 Gr0tl'1,Llnda 86.120,134,157,128 Grover, Gary 86 Grussing, Joan 86 Gustafson, David 86 Gysler, Joanne 86 Hackett, Dean 86,108 Hagedon, Linda 86 Hagel, Mike 86 Hahnfeldt, Flay 86.175 Hall, Charles 86,182 Hall, Franz 86.12O.152.132,151,116 Hallin, Nancy 86,124,158,132,158 Hallqulst, Jean 86,134,152,156 Halvorson, Kay 86.124 Hamilton, Dave 86 Hamilton, Jonathan 86,132,188 Hansen, Barbara 86 Hansmann, Gary 86,182 Hanson. Howard 86,168 Hanson, Jerry 86 Hanson, Mernlee 86 Hanson, Sheila 86,126,124,112 Hapoe, Dianna 86,124 Harrington, James 86 Harris, Doria 86 Harvey, Constance 86,122,134 Harvey, Robert 86 Hasek, Penney 86 Hasslnger, Laurie 86.127,122,137.11O 1 2 Haver. Faith 86,134 Hawkinson, Joe 86 Hazelton, Stephen 86,170 Heacock,Jef1rey 86,164,166,168 Hebert, Michael 86,128 Hed, David 86 Heidbrink, Geoflrey 86,164,17O,166 Helser, Jennifer 86.132 Hetssel, Elaine 86 Held, Ann 86 Held, Madeline 86,124 Helgerson, Ronald 86 Hemker. Jane 86 Hendrickson, Cheryl 86 Hendrickson, Chuck 86 Hendrickson, Thomas 86 Henkel. Connie 87 Hennrngsgard, Kristine 87,111,144,134112 Hessian,Thornas87,148,151,116,175 Higgins, Nancy 87,126.134,122 Htguchl, Barbara 87,134 Hlll, Elizabeth 87,158 Hummel, Catherine 87,124,157,112 Hladky, Richard 87 Hlavac, Steven 87 ' Hockel, Judy 87 Hoese, Cindy 87.l2O,134,124,11O Holschult, Dave 87 Hofschult, Dennis 87 Hogan, Maureen 87 Holdal, Mary 87,134,160 HoIdahl,Scott87,138,119,151,116,186 JUNIORS Holden. Mary 87,134,111,126,152 Holerud, Alvera 87,134.126.l22 Holliday, Gregg 87 Holm, Barbara 87,134,124,126.110,112 Holm, Michael 87 Holmgren, Michael 87,131,1 16 l-lolschuh, Patricia 87.124 Holt, Susan 87,124,160 Horgen. Elaine 87 Hou sen ga, Tom 87,120 Hovelson, Dougla 87 Hudak. Patricia 87 Huggins, Deborah 87,124,158 Huibregtse, Mary 87,110 Hunt, Joan 87 Hyde, Willlam 87,138.116,168 Hyibak, lrrgang, Steve 87,178 Suzanne 87 lvers. Torn 87 Jacobs. Greg 87 Jahn, Patricia 87 Jensen, Julte 87,124 Johnson, Bruce 87 Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson ,Debra 87,124,111 ,Jody 87 ,Karen B7,134,111,127,124,112 ,Norman 87.120 ,Paige 87 ,Pamela 87,122 ,Roger 87 ,W Ronald 87 ,Russell 87.168 Jones, Linda 87 Jones, Warren 87.144 Jubenville, Jennifer 87,108,124,134.110,112, 166 Judd, Stephen 87,164,170 Julsen. Nancy 87,124 Jursik, Stephen 87,131 Justus, J ohn 87 JUNIORS Lundell, Steven 88 Lundouist. Nancy 88.126,124,134.1 12 Lussier, Jacquelme 88,127,144 Lutter, Mary 88,146 Mclliampbell, Mary B8,124,127,134 McCarthy, John 88,186 McConnell, Margaret 88,122 McCurry, Janet 88,122,126,134,128,129,1 10 McDonald, Mary 88,134,126,124 McKay, Mark 88 McGovern, Charles 88 McKay, Mary 88,134 McKinnis, Randall 88 McNeill. Mike 88,170 McNe4ll, Pat 88,1 70 Maas. Sandra 88,127,111 MacGllllvray, David 88 Mactzold, Susan 88.124,126,134.157,110,112 Magnuson, Marilyn 88,122,158 Magnuson, Susan 88.127,138,112 Maki, Stephen 88 Malecha, Marna 88,122 Malone. Susan 88,134,106,107.122.110,112 Mann, Gloria 88,122 Mantz, John 88 Marcy, Pat 88,148,164,176 Marquesen, John 88,148.164,168 Martinson. Thomas 88,106,107,148,181,168, 169 Masemann, Helen 88,146 Mason. Mike 89 Matthew. Susan 89,153 Mattson, Robert 89 Maxwell, Deborah 89 Melin. Mary 89,134,122.126,11O,112 Mellette, Robert 88,139 Merrill, John 89,178,169 Merry. Tom 89 Michaelsen, Patricia 89.122 Kadlec, Ann 87 Kadlec, Dawn 87,124 Kaiser, David 87,110 Karnolz, Karen 87 Kaspar, Susan 87 Keeley, Mary 87,124 Kehr, Sheila 87,111.106,107,122,134 Kellner, Chris 87,164,166 Kellogg, Kristi 87 Kennedy, Kathy 87,122,127 Kesslar, James 87 Kiefer, Linda 87,124,134 King. Dan 87 Kinoshita, Colleen 87 Kirchgessner. Ken 87 Kiser, Josephine 87 Kloss, Marilyn 87,134,124,158 Kober, Wendy 87 Koch. Michael 88 Koppelman, Susan 88 Korbel, Daniel 88 Krause. Stephen 88.158 Krawczak. Dan 88 Kresbach, John 88 Kuehn, Terry 88 Kurzeka. Janet 88,1 26,124.144.1 1 1.138 Kyonka, Carl 88 Larson. Daniel 88 Larson, Gerald 88 Larson, Glenda 88.146 Larson, Gloria 88,146 Larson, Larry 88 Larson, Wendy 88 Lau, Kenneth 88,120,151 Laughlin, Craig 88,148,168,169 Laursen. Craig 88.111,133.132,11O,117,151. 1 16 LeDuc, John 88 Lee, Deborah 88,134.106.107,122 Lee. Pamalla 88 Lehman, Craig 88 Lehman, Herb 88 Lemke, Melvin 88 Lewis, Priscilla 88 Lichtman, Steven 88 Light, Wllliam 88.164 Linc, Steven 88 Lincoln, Cralg 88,12O,112,151,175 Lindberry, Richard 88 Llndman, Dave 88 Lindsey, Jack 88,107,148,170 Llndstrom, Ann 88,127,111,156 Liset, Mark 88.169 Lorenz, Sandra 88 Lubbers, Thomas 88 Lubbers, Veronica 88,146 Lund, Thomas 88,151,186 Michals, Roberta 89.122 l' Mllbe I, Kathy 89,122,210 Miller, Connie 89 Miller. Jay 89 Mlner, Miner, Cathy 89 Robert 89 Mogush, John 89,164,166 Mohn, Mohr, Dawn 89 Timothy 89 Molzahn, Nancy 89,146 Morris. Mike 89 Morris sette, Judy 89 Morrow, James 89 Moulton, Diana 89.124 Moxham, Frank 89.164 Muehlbauer, Daniel 89,144,157,158.141,139 138,116,199 Mueller, Sue 89,124 Mulqu eeny, Colleen 89 Munneke, John 89 Munson, .left 89 Munson, Pamela 89,134,122,126.132,110.112 Murdock, Michael 89 Murph y, Robert 89.1 12 Naegele, Rebecca 89,146 Nagel, Dan 89 Nasser. Thomas 89 Nastansky, Susan 89,146 Nelson, Brant 89 Nelson. David 89,148,144,110,138 Nelson, Douglas 89.158 Nelson, Eric B9 Nelson, Robert 89 Nelson, Steven 89 Nerbu Neum rn, Carole 89,108,107,109 an, Allan 89 Ng, wa. 89,148,168 Nacho lls,Joan 89,127 Nielsen, Shirley 89,122 Nolde Norlin n, Diana 89.122 Q, Scott 89 Norman, Merrie 89,158.132,158 Norrbohm, David 89,120 Oberg. Tally 89,111,117 O'Brien, Karen 89 Oie,S teven 89,144 Olberg, Judith 89.134 Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson ed. Richard 89 Olmst ,Cynthia 89 ,C, Matthew 89,138,119 , Diane 89,122,134 ,Gary 89.120 ,Gordon 89.144 , Glen 89 .Gustav 89 , Larry 89 Olson, Pamela 89,122,126.11O Olson, Sheryl 89,122.132,l 10 JUNIORS Olson, Steve 89 0'Neill, Gary 89.157,11O,155,119,156,116 O'Neill, Patricia 89,127,122 Ophoven, Beverly 89,134.111,132 Orheld, Susan 89,122 Orman, Arne 89 Ostdiek, Robert 89 Overholt, Mark 89,164,166 Paatalo, Bill 89,120 Page, Graydon 90,107,133,132,110,151,116 1 12,186 Palm, David 90 Palmer, Linda 90,132,110 Parkinson,Jeff 90,112,151,116 Parle, Glenn 90 Pastorek, Joseph 90 Paulson. Charlene 90,122 Paulsrud, Dav1d 90 Pavelka, Diane 90,108 Pavelka. Donald 90,106,107,132,164,117,13B, 1 16,166,199 Pawlak, Ben 90 Pernula, Diane 90 Peteler, Greg 90 Petersburg, Patti 90,122 Peterson, Brian 90,170,169 Petersen, Carter 90 Petersen, Steven 90 Peterson,Jeffrey 90 Peterson, Joyce 90 Peterson, Wilton 90 Pfeifer, Bradley 90 Pfeiler, Kenneth 90 Pflug. Patricia 90,124 Plcha, Larry 90.182 Picklord, Steven 90,120,151 Piehl, Carl 90,131 Pietro. Ann 90 Pladsen, Carol 90,134,124,1 1 1,127,1 12 Plattes, James 90,152 Plice, Robert 90 Polchow, Dennis 90 Pollack. Alyne 90,122 Pope, Priscllla 90 Pope. Sue 90,125 Post.Pat9O,122,110 Pratt, Mark 90,127 Prescott, John 90 Pntchett, Ken 90 Prottengeier, William 90,132,158,175 Prudlo. Chris 90,134 Putnam, Steve 90 Ouigg, Roger 90,148.164,1 17 Oulnn. Colleen 90,122 Ramstad, Robbin 90 Ransburg, David 90,116 Ftathmanner, Jim 90,158 Rathmanner. Mary 90,117 Raymond, Nancy 90 Redpath, William 90 Reid, Thomas 90,112 Reiman. Gary 90.175 Relnartz. Randall 90 Reinitz. Steven 90 Reller, Patricia 90,124 Richards, Bonnie 90.134 Richter, lnfln 90 Robertson, Susan 90 Robinson, Mark 90 Roholt, Mark 90 Rol1e, William 90,164,173,166.168 Ronbeck, Roberta 90,132 Rose, Bruce 90 Rosendahl. Gregory 90,120 Rosengren. Sue 90 Rosinger, Randy 90 Roth, Barbara 90 Ruud, Gall 9O.134,122,158 Ryden. Nancy 90.134,122,1l1,158,138,131 Sandefur, Kerrie 91,127 Sandvig. William 91,127,151,175 Sauer, Linda 91,146,132.117 Schaefbauer, Beverly 91 Schaefer, Paul 91 Schepper, Craig 91.132 Schmidt, Connie 91 Schmidt. Gary 91 Schmnz, Alan 91,158 Schulte, Linda 91,132 Schultz, Jerry 91 Schweitzer. David 91,158 Scott, Troy 91 Scully, Terrance 91 Seeley. Gary 91 Selg, David 91 Sellner. George 91 Senn, Marianne 91,126,122,134,128 JUNIORS Sester, John 91 Sevold, Janet 91.146 Sharp, Ralph 91 Sheehan,Jenny 91,209 Sheets, Patricia 91 Shenkyr, Nancy 91,125 Shepherd, Laurie 91,147,146 Sh4dla, Carol 91,1 1 1,132 Shimek. Dlane 91,134,107,125,111,126,155 Shuman,James91 Sredler, Jack 91 Simon, Kay 91,125,117,112 Skoglund. Kennedy 91 Slipka, Bradley 91 Sliter, Jacqueline 91,108 Smerdon, Lucia 91 Smith, Andrew 91 Smith, Lynn 91,120 Smith, Steve 91 Smith.Teryl 91.131 Smith, Timothy 91 Smith, Todd 91 Snell. Barbara 91,134,125 Soderholm. Joel 9 1,127,157 Sorenson. Rrchard 91 Sorvick, James 91,178,169 Soulen, Garrett 91 Stahr, Joel 91 Stanheld. Cynthia 91 Stavrowsky, Devon 91 Steensland, Mary 91,134,127,158 Stenberg, Craig 91,144,152,138.119 Stenshoel. David 91 Sterle, Patricia 91 Stifter. LaVonne 91 Stifter, Renee 91 Stiles, Shelly 91.125.110,131 Stohl, Mary 91,126,107,125,152,137,110,117, 156 Storlie. Kathryn 91,146,158 Strandberg, Stephen 91,127,116 Stratman, Phyllis 91 Streets, Gary 91 Streets, Gregg 91 Strong, Gary 91 Stroschein, Mike 91 Strossen, Nadine 91,126,106,107,144,152.153 138,119 Stusse. Roger 91 Swanson, Beverly 91 Swanson, Dennis 91 Swanson, Donald 91.127,151,112,186 Swanson, Janet 9 1,122.1 34,158,1 10 Swanson, Rebecca 91 Swanson. Steve 91.152 Sweet. Diane 91 Tauge, Patricia 91 Tesarek, Joyce 91.144 Tesarek. Robert 91 Thannger. Susan 91,107,110,112,156,123 Thielen, Patricia 92,134,125,110 Thimsen, David 92 Thomas, Michael 92 Thomson.Judy 92,127,122,125 Thompson, Mark 92 Thurber, Donna 92 Thurber, Janet 92,125 Tollberg, Gary 92 Torberg, Steve 92 Toupin, Constance 92,126,160 Towey, Anne 92 Transgrud, Roger 92.144,1 19 Trouten, Dave 92 Trow, Rose 92,134,124 Trude, Glory 92,158 Trude, Grace 92,158 Tsai, Cecilia 92 Tsai, Steve 92,132 Tweed, Wendy 92,158 Uherka. Carolyn 92,128,158 VanBrockl4n, Gerald 92 Van Deveire. Larry 92 Vance, Mark 92,107,127,1 17,1 16 VanFossan. Robert 92,132,151,1 16,1 12 VanOrnum, Laura 92 Vedder, Richard 92 vesely, Thomas 92,148,132,117,116,175 Voca. Judy 92 Vollrner, Mark 92 Wadsworth, Teri 92.125 Wagner. Maureen 92,107.125.134,128158 1 10,160 Wakershauser. Neal 92.132 Walsh, Suzanne 92,108,134,124,126 Warta, Davld 92 Waterhouse, Scott 92,186 Waterman, Jan 92.l34,120.l11,132.138 Waters, Anita 92.146 221 JUNIORS Waters, Benita 92.146 Watson, Linda 92,122.111,156,112 Weberg, Mary 92,12O,111,132 Weidner, Michael 92,1 19 Weld, Ann 92,122,126.134.128,110,156 Werner, Diane 92,158 Werness. Stephen 92,182 Werness, Susan 92 Westlund, Christi 92 White, Mike 92 Wiborg. Thomas 92,186 Wrbstad, Cheri 92 Wiebusch. Don 92 Will. Barbara 92,111,128 Williams, Janet 92,134.1 10,138 Nilliams. Pamela 92,134 Wlllls, John 92 Wilson, Carol 92,127,125 Wilson. Christine 92 Wrnge, Lynn 92,125 Wrtczek. Carol 92 Witte, Rrchard 92,157 Wong, Karen 92.111,119.156 Woodhull, Jerry 92 Woods, Craig Wothe, Tonl 92,152 Woughter. Kathryn 92,134 Zakarrasen. Carol 92.155 Ziegler, Bonita 92 Zimmerman, David 92 Zwack, Dwayne 92 SOPHOMORES Abeln, Mike 94,175 Abramson. Laurie 94 Adams, John 94 Aiken. Roger 94 Ajax, Brian 94 Alexander, Dale 94 Alexander. Mark 94,181 Allen, Mary 94,134 Amdal. Nancy 94 Anderson, Barbara 94,120 Anderson, Brian 94,167 Anderson, Bruce 94 Anderson, Candace 94 Anderson, Gregory 94 Anderson, Jill 94,134 Anderson, Mark 94,120 Anderson, Mary 94,126,134 Anderson, Nancy 94 Anderson, Shelley 94,128 Andres, Mark 94,184,167 Angell. David 94,152,112 Angell, Nancy 94 Anthony, Melissa 94,134,152.112 Apple, Carolyn 94,111,132 Arams, Margaret 94 Armstrong, Bill 94 Armstrong, Robin 94 Arne, John 94 Aspelin, Pennel 94 Bachman, Bruce 94,119,169 Badalr, John 94 Bader, Kallie 94,134,110,139 Bahmer, Raymon 94 Baldus, Pamela 94,134 Barnett, Patricia 94,126,152 Barnrer, John 94 Barrett, Charles 94 Barron. Wendy 94,134,128 Bates, Marcee 94 Bastyr, Brenda 94 Bauman, Susan 94,128 Beddows, Loren 94 Behmen, Penelope 94,108,134,111 Belgarde, Kenneth 94 Bennett, Christie 94.111,126,138 Benson, Lllllan 94 Bergren, Pat 94 Bergstrom, Jean 94.134 Bernard. Linda 94 Berlock, Janet 94 Bezek, John 94 Bissell, Leslie 94 Blake. Barbara 94,157,131 Bliese, Steve 94 Blunt, Rita 94 Bock, Margaret 94,152,134 Bona. Kay 94,134 Bopp. Llnda 94 Borgmann, Pat 94 Bowen, John 94,128,119 Boyden, Alan 94,126 Brauer, Michael 94 Bredeson, Janet 9-4,134,127,126 Brenna, Steven 94 222 SO PHOMORES Brlnwall, Laurese 94 Brochu, Pattre Jo 94 Brodie, Steve 94,106,107,120,173.167 Bronson, Douglas 94.120 Brooks, Kathleen 95 Brooks, Wayne 95 Brown, Elizabeth 95,111,131,146,155 Brown, Nancy 95,120 Brown, Robert 95,167 Brown, Steven 95 Bruer, Catherine 95,126,111 Brunner, George 95 Brunzell, James 95 8uck, G Buchho regory 95 lz, Thomas 95,132 Burdick, Gail 95 Burmasrer, John 95 Burns, Merry 95 Bursch, Leda 95 Busch, Marlys 95 Bye, Ga ry95,181 Caine, John 95,184,169 Caldwell, Rolland 95 Carlson, Darrel Carlson, Dennis 95 Carlson, Gary 95 Carlson, Harvey 95,132,112,167,93 Carlson, James 95 Carlson, Pamela 95 Carlson, Robert 95,12O,132,173,167 Carlson, Richard 95 Carlson, Tom 95 Carroll, Catherine 95 Casrner, Thomas 95 Castle, Thomas 95 Cecka, Marie 95,108,157 Cermak. Steve 95,132 Chaffins, Emmagene 95,157 Chastek. Robert 95 Child. Nancy 95,134,107,111.117 Christensen, Roger 95 Christensen, Roy 95 Christensen, Linda 95,134 Christenson, Norma 95 Chrrstenson, Wendell 95 Crnquegrani. Frank 95 Clift, Many 95,126,152 Cody, David 95 Cofer, Rita 95,132 Cole. Bill 95,184,167 Collins, Cynthia 95,126,112 Conn, Robert 95 Connolly, Dennis 95 Connor, Christine 95 Corbett, Sandra 95,134,110 Cordell, Thomas 95,181 Courtnage, Marsha 95,132 Cory, Patricia 95 Coty, Michael 95 Crrsman, Scott 95 Crosby, James 95,167 Dahlheim. Gary 95 Dahlin, Terri 95 Dahmen, Bruce 95,184,167 Dalquist, Ann 95 Daniels, Bill 95 Davis, Martha 95,134 DeCosse. Donald 95,175 Dell, Warren 95 Delmore, Anne 95,134 Derr, Deborah 95,111 Dickey, Daniel 95 Drttmer, Steven 95 DrVette, Dale 95 Divine, Charles 95,181 Dolejsr, Rosanne 95 Dore, Alice 95 Douglas, Scott 95 Drake, Catherine 95 Dressel, Jacalyn 95 Duckert, Sherry 95 Duffy, Colleen 95,152 Ebert, Ramona 95 Edison, Vickie 95,158,134 Egan, Michael 96,169 Ehmrller, James 96 Eischen, Diana 96,120,134 Ersler, Terry 96,134 Ellwanger. Janet 96,131 Empanger, Dean 96,120,152 Engstrom, Bonita 96,120,157 Erdahl. Dave 96,120 Errchsen, Nancy 96,112,134 Emest, Roxi 96 Esh, Stephen 96,182 Evans, Pamela 96,111,112 Palkenborg, Peggy 96 SOPHOMORES Fansler, Ronald 96,176,167 Farber, Edward 96 Fargo, Jolrne 96 Farnum, Steven 96 Faucher, Gene 96 Faust. Fred 96 Fazendrn, Bradley 96 Perch, Diana 96 Ferris, Susan 96,134,127 Fetzek, Laurie 96 Feyen, Glenn 96 Foley. Tom 96 Forsythe. Susan 96,152 Fox, Candace 96 Fox. Pamela 96 Franke, Ollie 96,127,111,134,112 Frey, Jon 96 Froemming, Greg 96 Froemrnrng, Larry 96 Furst, Judy 96,127 Forshtay, Greg 96,127 Ganz, Stephen 96,117 Gararnella, Bruce 96 Gardiner, Katherine 96,134,112 Gardner, Kevin 96,173 Gardner, Michael 96,173,167 Gaslor, JoAnn 96 Gates, Dan 96 Geiger. Julianne 96,134 Gels, Mary Lee 96 Gibson, Jerry 96 Grlbo. Susan 96,134 Gleason, Margaret 96,134 Gleason, Patricia 96,134 Glrgor, Jayne 96 Glubke. Virginia 96,144,132 Goeman, Mary 96 Goetsch, Mary 96 Gornsrud. Gary 96 Gongoll, Lorraine 96 Goodwin, Mary 96 Gordon, Gayla 96,144 Gordon, Katie 96 Gordon. Larry 96.173 Gorman.Jill 96 Gottschalk. Edward 96 Goulett. Cheryl 96 Grangroth, LeAnn 96 Grant, Richard 96 Graslre, James 96 Green, Geoffrey 96 Greene. Andrea 96,120,127,11O Grenke,Willlarn 96,152 Griffin, Jerry 96 Groetsch, Frank 96 Groebner, Kristine 97 Groman, Lani 97 Grones, Kirk 97 Gross, Thomas 97 Gulbrandson. Mike 97 Haarala, Debra 97 Hagen, Maurene 97,120 Haggard, Vicky 97 Hall, Willard 97 Hallet, Vickie 97,134 Hamilton. Myra 97 Hamlin. David 97 Hanley, L, Taylor 97,157 Hann, Sherri 97 Hanson, Daniel 97,184,167 Hanzalik, Don 97,181,167 Harmon. Dennis 97,181 Harmsen, Donald 97,120 Harris, Judith 97 Harris. Victoria 97 Harrison, Gary 97 Harvey, Brian 97 Harvey, Christine 97,107,134 Harvey, Denise 97 Harvey, John 97 Haugsness, Julie 97,111,132 Havlrk, David 97,176 Hawkrnson, Mary 97 Hayes, Michael 97.173 Heacock, Teresa 97 Hedlund, Robert 97 Hegberg, Ruth 97,127 Helno, Norma 97 Heisel, Mark 97,186,169 Held, Gayle 97,160 Helgeson, Lynette 97 Hendrickson, Bette 97,126,111 Henke, Roger 97 Henning, Bernard 97 Hentgcs. Sandra 97 Herbert. Carole 97 Hermarison, Rene 97 Herrick, Constance 97 Hesketh,JoNelI97,111 SOPHOMORES Hesslan,Jeanne 97.134 Hiebert, Peggy 97,134,120 Higgins. Douglas 97 Hilsen, Ben 97 Hummel, Chris 97,175 Hirsch, Hilary 97 Hrelm, Donavon 97 Hockel, Andrew 97 Hoffart. Stanley 97,167 Hoffman, Steve 97 Hofschult. Linda Hoganson, David 97 Holcher,Mar1orie 97,144 Holland, Rick 97 Holschuh, Michelle 97 Holy, George 97 Hondllk, Jim 97,173 Hopperstad, Rlchard 97 Horvath, Judith 97 Hostetler, Robert 97 Hovander. Brenda 97,106.107,111 Huckell, Wendy 97,146 Huff, Lawrence 97 Hughes. Lynn 97,112 Hultgren,Janrce 97,127,110 Hurry, Dave 97 lde, Jeffery 97 lllles, Rick 97 lngmundson, Carolyn 97,132,152 lrrgang, Michael 97 Jacobsen, Daniel 97 ,132 Jacobsen, Mary 97,156 Jacobsen, Ross 98 Jacobsen, Tim 98 Jaeger, Edward 98,181 Jarvey, Ann 98,110,155 Jarvis, Michelle 98 Jensen, Mark 98,181 Jensen, Patncra 98 Jenstad, Jean 98,132,110 Jeppesen, Jerry 98 Jeske. Edith 98,146,128 Joanldhi, Helen 98 Johnsen. Christine 98,107,132,112 Johnson Johnson Johnson. Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jordano, Brian 98 Christopher 98 Cralg 98 Gerald 98 Hollyce 98.106,107,152,110,119 James 98 ,Janice 98 Karne98,111,132,134 Keith 98 Mark 98,132,200.93 Nancy 98,138,158,1 12 Nancy 98,134,108 Randall 98 Randl Roseanne 98 Terry 98 Maryann 98,12O,111,156,131,112 Jorgenson, Dame 98,111 Joyce Elizabeth 98,132 Kadlec, Susan 98,134 Kamerud, Kevin 98 Kane. Michael 98 Karwacki, John 98 Kaul. Karen 98 Kawamura, JoAnn 98,107,110 Keesling, Renee 98 Kelleher, Mary 98,127,112 Kephart. Kenneth 98.164.182.16 Kersten. Martin 98 Kessel, Carolyn 98,111,119 King. Stephen 98.184 Kinsella, John 98,184,167 Kirscht. Barbara 98,134,132 Klarouist, Charleen 98,111,132 Klumpner, Deborah 98,120 Knauer, Mary 98.131 Knight, Sheryl 98,157 Koch, Randy 98 Kohlstedt, Lynn 98 Kovis. Kathleen Kollar, Wendy 98,134,112 Kopp, Steve 98 Korbel, Lee 98,126 Kordsmeier, Kathryn 98 Korsmo, Allan 98 Korsmo, Peggy 98,134 Kosel,Jayne 98,128 Kotlla, Jerald 98 Kraerner, Katherine 98 Kraemer, Leonhard 98 Krueger, Arden 98,.167 Krumrn,William 98 Kull, Arvrd 98 LaBounty. Donald 98,167 SOPHOMORES Laing, Fred 98 Lanners, Susan 98 LaRoche, Meredith 98,152 Larson, Greg 99 Larson, Jacqueline 99 Larson, Judith 99,160,112 Larson, Laverna 99 Larson, Scott 99,120 Larson, Todd 99 Latta,Mar1e 99,132 Laughlin. Cheryl 99 SO Mohlln. Naegel PHOMORES Wayne 100 e,Dav1d100,152,93,125 Nastansky, Mary Jane 100,146,147,128,1 1 1 Naze, Linda 100,134 Nelsen N elsen N elson . Sharon 100 .Terry 100 , Chanda 100 Nelson, Janice 100 Nelson, Karen 100,134 Nelson, Laurel 100 Nelson, Paige 173 Laursen, Steve 99,107,176 Lee, Stephen 99,181,167 Leeds, Terri 99,134,107,1 1 1,132,1 12 Lelbforth, John 99 Lentz, Sharon 99 Levenng. Karen 99,152 Lewis, Bonnie 99 Ltllejord, Terry 99.106.107.134 Ltlltgren, Jesse 99 Ltndbery, Ellen 99,144 Lindgren, Peggy 99 Lmdgren, Rick 99,167 Ltndstrom, Sharon 99,111 Link. Constance 99 Lxset, David 99,186 Llszewskl, Peggy 99 Lobttz, Cheryl 99 Nelson. Susan 100 Neumann, Kelth 100,120,157 Newberger,.11ll 100 Nicklason, Gary 100,167 Nielsen, .lanrs 100,146 Nielsen, Katherine 100 N11es. Terry 100 Nolan. Mary 100 Noland, Dave 100,167,178 Norman, Pam 100,127 Novak, Susan 100.1 1 1,127,157 Novy, Doug 100.173 Nygren.Jon 100,120,152.112 Nystrom, Gerald 100 Nystrom.Jane 100,120,146 Oas, Randy 100,120 Long, Nancy 99.120 Lorence, Nancy 99,134 Lorenz, Linda 99 Lorenz, Lynda Lee Loth, Frank 99,164,166 Lounberg, Kay 99,139,138 Lov1ngfoss,Mardena 99,134 Lowe. Keith 99 Lowe, Nancy 99,120,127 Lubbers, Theresa 99,146 Lucas, Dick 99 Ludtke. Barbara 99 Luken, Peggy 99 Lund. Ten 99 Lundquist. Sheryl 99 Lundqulst,W Greg 99,169 Lushnlk, Sandra 99 LutZ,Bernn1e 99,181 Luxford, Clare 99 MacGibbon,Jud1th 99,152,139 MacKinnon, Linda 99 MacMillan, Joyce 99,157 Madsen, Llnda 99,134,152 Manann, Kathleen 99 Mann, Tom 99 Marcotte.L1nda 99 Mariette. Michael 99.169 Martin. Marsha 99,120 Martinson, Lynn 99,134,110.139 Marxen,R1chard 99,176 Mason, Danette 99,146 Mason, Thomas 99 McCabe, Nancy 99 McClure. Alan 99 McDonald. Christine 99,152 McDonald, Michael 99 McDonald,W1ll1arn 99,120 McDonnell. Darlene 99,127,112 McGovern, Charles McGrew. Joyce 99,134 McK1nnon,R1chard 99 McNe11l,T1m 99,167,170 McPherson, Susan 99,134,160 Meltus, Donald 99 Merr1ll,Lo1s 99 Merr1tt,M1chael99,184 Meyer, Deanna 99 Meyer. Joseph 99,152,181 Mtchaelsen, Michael 99,178,169 Miller. Linda 99,146 Miller. Marcia 99,146 M1ller,R1chard 99,188 Mtndrum, Kathleen 99,127,134,112 M1n1on,Jef1rey 99 Minnehan,W1ll1am100 Moldestad, Norman 100,181 Mollen,Den1se1OO,134,127,111 Mollen, Michael 100 Molzahn, Steven 100 Moore, Kathleen 100,144 Moore, Susan 100 Mohlln, Wayne 100 Morris. Randall 100 Morse, Peggy 127,112 Moulton, Linda 100 Muck.Cra1g 100,169 Muehlhauser, Cynthia 100 Mueller, Linda 100,146 Mueller, Thomas 100,181,167 Murphy,David 100 Murphy, Michele 100,120,134 Murray, Dana 100,126 Ojala, Rosemary 100,106,107,133,132,119 Olsen, Donald 100 Olson, Barbara 100,134,111 Olson, Charles 100,120 Olson, Karen 100 Olson, Margaret 100,146,157.131 Olson, M1chael 100,152 Olson, Robert 100,173 Opdahl, Wesley 100 Orth, Linda 100 Orman, Erik 100 Ostlund, Denise 100 Otterlet, Harold 100,107.126,169 Owens, Kathleen 100,112 Pagelkopf, David 100 Palmer, Sharon 100 Parker, Janet 100 Parker, Stephen 100,120,1 19 PaskoH, Steffle 100 Patton, Richard 100.168 Paulson, Paulson. Caroline 100 Stephen 181 Paulsrud, LaVonne 100 Pederson, Larry 100 Peerman, Joy 100,127 Pelto, Barbara 100,126,111 Perez, Lynda 101 Perllch, J, Russell 101.186 Pemula, Michael 101 Peterson,Alton 167 Peterson, Bryce 101,120 Peterson Peterson Peterson Peterson ,Edlth101 ,Gay101,120,146 .JoNell101 ,L1nda101 P1e1ler, Carol 101 P1orr,Mar1lee 101 Phelps,R1chard 101 Pink, Deborah 101,144 Porttnga, Wesley 101 Pratt, John 101 Preston. Price, Ro Lane 101,108,107,111,132,112 bert101,167 Prud1o,Stephan1e101,134,120,132,112 SOPHOMORES Rohe, Kathryn 101 Rohr, Bradley 101 Rottenberg. Steve 101,167 Rosendah1, Patricia 101 Rosengren, Paula 101 Rossberg, Janice 101 Rottach, Gary 101 Rousseau, Jon 101 Rustad,J1m1O1 Ruztn, Donald 101 Ryan, Mary Jo 101,134 Sandholm, Holly 101,1 1 1,107,132 Schaefer, Connie 101 Schaefer, James 101 Schaefer, Susan 101 Scherber.Judy 101 Schelly, Ellen 101,200 Schelttzche, Patricia 101 Scherling, Peter 101 Scherrneister, Paul 101 Schm1d,Ronald 126,111,117 Schmidt, Karen 101,146 Schmidt, Patricia 101,131 Schmitz, Ruth 101,120,131 Schneeberg, Kenneth 101 Schneider, Deborah 101 Schoenecker, Mary 101,127 Schott.D1ane101 Schug, Patrick 101 Schulte, Nancy 101 Schultz, Susan 101 Schutrop, Harold 101 Schutte,Catherrne101,132,157,138 Schwartz, Mary 101,127,157,1 17 Schwettzer, George 101 Scully, Jane 101,146 Seck. Rebecca 101 Secord. Dan 102,167 Selm. Craig 102,120 Selgeby, Leslie 102.1 11 Sellner, Kathryn 102,108,132 Selseth, Gerald 102 Sewall,Judy102,134,111,131 Sewall, Thomas 102,184 Shannon, Patricia 102 Shaw, Dale 102 Sheats, Kathryn 102,126 Sherwtck. Steven 102,152 Sh1rIey.Cra1g 102,152,112 Schute, Paul 102 Sledler, Jack 102,184 Stma, Thomas 102,167 Stme. Robert 102 Simon, Carol 102 Slechta, Kay 102 Slenntng, Steve 102 Sletten, Susan 102 Smiley, Jay 102,128 Sm1th,Cynth1a 102,134,127 Smith, Delbert Smltl't,Kathleen 102,131,111 Smith, Nancy 102 Smith, Patricia 102 Smith, Scott 102 Smith, Susan 102,126 Snyder, Paul 102,175 Soberg, Richard 102 Soderltnd. David 102,176 Song, Roxine 102 Sorensen,James 102 Sorensen, Kathleen 102 Sorensen, Michael 102,120 Sorenson, Cheryl 102,134 SOPHOMORES Swanson.Thomas 102,181 Sweet, Barbara 102,134 Taylor,Luc1us 102 Thompson, Barbara 102 Thompson, Deborah 102,144 Thompson, Gerald 103,167 Thompson, Laurie 103 Thompson, Michael 103 Thurber, Linda 103 Thwtng, Barbara 103,132 Tiller, Greg 103 T1llotson,Jeff 103 Timmerman. Terri 103 Tomb-ers,.lohn 103 Tow.Laune103.134.111,210 Tremann,Kathy 111,112 Trenda James 103,184 Tr1mm,V1ck1 103 Trombley, Margaret 103 Trow, Pat 103,176 Trowe, Barbara 103 Trumble, Susan 103,126,134 Trusty, Patricia 103 Tum, Maureen 103 Tupoer, D1ana 103 Tumbull, Mike 103 Turner. Susan 103,108,134,112 Tyler, Gregory 103 VanDeVe1re. Steve 103 Vanek, Dawn Vanek, James Van Heel, Dan 103 Vanstrum,Grant 103,119,176 Vath, Pamela 103 Venable, Susan 103,134,126 Vessels, Rodney 103 V1ckerman, Gregg 103 Vtska, Rebecca 103,158 Wagner, Stephen 103 Waldo, David 103 Wandrei, Steve 103 Ward, E Marlon 103.146 Warner. Sh Warren, Mark 103.169 Warren, Robert 103,184 Watson, Gr Watson, Linda 103,134,127,157 e1la103,126,125 eg 103,181 Pudul, Nancy 101.112 Puelston, Sharon 101,134,128.152 Puls11er, Kerry 101.110 Ouello, Mark 101,173 Oulst, Peggy 101,134 Rahn,M1chael 101 Ramacher, Lynn 134 Rendell, Marsha 101 Raslnski, Thomas 101 Reed, Larry 101 Reinhard, Arnold 101,120,1B1,167 Rernhardt. Bruce 101 Re1ss,Dav1d 101,167 Renter, Robert 101 Rendahl, Betty 101,134,132,112 Resnick. Jeffrey 101 Riedel, Carol 101,146,131 Rteger, Gale 167 Ripplrnger, Walter 101 Rtvers. Sherry 101.134,1 1 1.126.200 R1x,W1Il1am 101,173,169 Robert, Constance 101,134 F1ob1llard,Jan1ce101,152,200 Rob1nson,Allen101.167 Roessler, Margaret 101,127 Sorenson, James 102,1 16 Sorenson, Karen 102,146 Sorvlck, Corinne 102.134 Specken. Sally 102,146 Stallcop, Peter 102 Stalley, Steve 102,167,151,1B1 Stanton, Candace 102 Stanton, Gregory 102 Staskivige, Kevin 102 Steckler,Joseph 102,167 Steinberg, Debra 102,134 Stene, Deborah 102.134 Stens1ng,Sartdra 102,134 Steppe.Stephan1e 102,157,110 Stevens, James 102,168 Stevens,Jane 102,120,146 Sttre, Marsha 102,111 Stodola, Tom 102 Staller, Mike 102 Stone, Duane 102 Strachan, Lesley 102,134.127.157 Stransky, Mary 102,132,112,134 Strom, Chris 102 Strossen, Randall 102,173 Stutsman. Shan 102,134,1 12 Sundeen,Dav1d 102 Svoboda,Dav1d 102 Nebber, Cindy Nebber,Jerry 103 Weber, Keith 103 Wegleltner. Kurt 103 Wetbel, Russell 103 Weidner, Sharyll 103,126,210 We1nhandl,Denlse103 Welo, Beverly 103.119 Wentzell, Stephen 103 Werness, Christine 103,106.107,152 132112 93 Werness, James 103,107 Wetterltn, Rebecca 103 Whttcomb, Rodnck 103,119 W1borg.M1chael 103 Wiggins, Mary 103.1 10 Wiley, Jeanne 103 Wtllar, Charles 103 W1lltams,Gary 103,119 Williams, Larry 103,167 Williams, Paul 103 W1Ison.Jan 103,132 Wind, Harlan 103 Wtntermantel, Karen 103,132 Wotda, Gene 103 Wong, Diane 103 Wong,Jacque11ne 103,134.167.117 Wong, Terry 103 Wood, Leslie 103.144 Woods, Gary 103 Woods, Leona 103,146 Youngqutst, Robyn 103 Zilverberg. Patrick 103,178 Ztpoy, Kathy 103 Zulesk1,R1chard 103 Zylman. Eric 103,176 THANKS TO THE 1967 WARRIOR gratefully thanks all those who have helped m the production of this book Special appreciation is given to OUR SPONSORS, for their generous financial support. MR. JOHN ENGELBART, without whose ability and guidance this publication would not have been possible. MR. 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