Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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 Sometimes Being Alone Was Nice spring the line of people sitting against a wall on the patio was like a pattern. Time spent alone in school was uncommon, because so many of us were crammed into the building. But there were times when we were left alone ... and it was sort of nice. a. Charlie Nestor leans on his education b. Jenny Woolley snoozes m the sun during a day of rock climbing, c. John Sabes pretends that he's He-Man of the Mall. d. Away from her friends. Maureen Madden takes five 3. Sophomore Bob Cooksey gives the evil eye. f. Sitting m front of her portrait gallery. Lisa Chase takes a minute to finish an assignment, g A science student retreats into his dreams h. Quiet conversation is rare. s we wandered through the mall we couldn’t find anyone we knew, not even an aquain-tance. It was the same in the cafeteria. Many faces but none were familiar. At times we were left alone, and sometimes that was okay, but what was there to do when we just wanted to pal around with our buddies? Homework needed to be done, but most of us preferred to listen to the tunes on our Walkmans. We vegged out on the senior steps, or hung around in the cafeteria. Sometimes we lounged in the sun. In the