Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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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.

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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

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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?