Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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A Memorable November 'Morning a G is State Cross country team left to right. Missy RtCke, M«ssy laVme Beth At lord Eve Rukavma. Susie Ot-son Sheila Ofeon. Cindy Ce-menski 0 l still think that this is only a dream c Bob Kem poinen runs to second ptace at state d Missy toshes sev enth to hefp the team finish tirst m state It was a day to remember for the Hopkins girls cross-country team at the state meet. The beautiful November morning found the team at different emotional levels. We laughed and we cried to relieve a lot of tension, said Missy LaVine. Mr. Rovn was always there with added words of encouragement. When the gun went off, we all ran our own race heading for the finish line. With the large crowd cheering, we all made it safely through the chute. We put on our sweats nervously awaiting the team results. When the countdown came down to the top five teams, Hopkins thought it had a chance to be in the top three. When only three teams were left, I turned to Mr. Rovn and asked him how we placed. He put his finger up indicating that we had taken first place. We almost died. We couldn't believe it was happening to us. Hopkins was truly the No. 1 team in the state of Minnesota. recalled LaVine. LaVine finished seventh best at state to lead the Royals. In the boys race. Bob Kempainen broke the old state record in finishing second. Wright Laufen-berg was ninth in the state. Stote Crxamps 17