Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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 %WKZcartiUt(j Homecoming Week Has New Activities omecoming week, the highlight of the fall quarter had arrived. Beginning with Monday's coronation we plunged into a week of exciting activities. For the first time in the history of Hopkins High School, seniors and sophomores participated in an administration-supported Big Kid-Little Kid activity. Wednesday was designated dress-up day. Sophomores were made to wear whatever their big kid wanted to see them in. Thursday was the day that sophomores brought food for their older sibling. carried their books to class and generally took care of their big brother or big sister. Friday, the seniors let up a little on their little kids honoring Be-nice-to-little-kid day. Another new addition to the homecoming roster was the Royalfest. which was an array of games and activities which took place in the mall. A huge bon fire and hoedown followed outside, psyching everyone up for the big homecoming football game to come the next night. Classes were let out early on Friday so students could enjoy a host of activities. The Royal Jam Session allowed several of the schools top bands to show their stuff. At the same time the Jazz Lab performed in the lunchroom to a much more mellow crowd. In the annual powder puff football game juniors once again prevailed. Friday night’s football game started and ended well as our Royal football team came up with a 36-22 victory over the Cooper Hawks The game was followed by a dance featuring The Phones. The dance brought a close to a festive homecoming week. a Mr Bengston charges up die crowd with his spirit stick b The Jan lab jazzes up homecorping activity c Coaches Tom Benepo ami Dick Robinson watch the Royals pound Cooper 36 2? d Todd Fok-ken proves he's a real clown during Big-Kid LitHo Kid e Mike Joseph. Eric Dahl Scott Januson and Mike Hodman sing Duke. Duke. Duke. Duke of Earl. Earl, fail t. Greg Kmppel and Direct Drive jam In Ihe Hopkins Jam. 10

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 a. King Jason Ige and Queen Joan Guetschow are crowned to reign over a festive homecoming week. b. Jason Zimmerman shows approval after Kris Ost-moe crowns Jason Ige the 1984 homecoming king. c. Joan Guetschow is unsuspecting as Mike Botos rests the crown on her head. Missy Garretson watches on with excitement as Kim Slemmons stands dazed, d. Princesses Mae Rukavino and Sheri Mattox and princess Court Ryan and Dave Guetschow partake in the halftime parade at the homecoming football game. 9

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