Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1987 volume:

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He excitement of He, Student bodg iinging dong ai He, pomi danced, He huge, che Ung amuck at footbaS gamei, He actual (modi at iwim, meet and increaied membership in, ichool organizations. people, pKoudtj proclaimed Hut Heg uientSa ffoplcini flight before Hii gear,, apdthg ruled and lack of pride and general diiirifoceit reigned, but now, for iome reason, it wai different, a, new wane had gripped He School; a wane Hut brought with, t ipirt, excitement and unitg. INTRODUCTION 3 no one kerned Ixr Ichduj whcne thik new wcu e of IpUiit and unify came flout, maybe it made hit difference; maybe what wak important wak That (t wak here . . . and neat. mi in kpirit mi in aMuck. kportaneify and optmttuc invaded ai ktudentk and ktdff exhibited new pride in being a parti of tf op kink fiigh. komrttung had happened and na one knew why. but it wak exciting and kudden. (t wok ak though thik new kpirit had jukt Come out of the btue. 4 PRODUCTION Senior Drod Honson b apprehensive obour po ng he onx ge ro Pom Hoc Groves or rhe homecoming pepfev. Two sophomores enpy rhe sonny side cl We m rhe cafeteria Senior Pouf Chevoier shows Ns spfnt or rhe oHchoof compear INTRODUCTION 5 a wiu-k unlike others HOM oo bod rhe other thirty-five weeks of school couldn't hove been like Homecoming Week The odminisrrarion shortened two of rhe five days of Home coming Week for o pepfesr ond activities. At rhe pepfesr. Katie LeSoge was crowned queen ond Morcus Lowry kmg. The coon included Gigi Longer. Missy Paul. Morr MHI er. ond Many Hoiker. For big kid krrie kid, seniors signed up for little sophomore ‘'staves,’' whose duties ranged from sptc-n span ning rhe moll to kisstag Mon Milter ond Lance Smirh ... over ond over ond over On Thursday, sophomores dressed m everything from rhe fashion fovonres of rhe sixties ond seventies to oerobics outfits, from huta skirts to block Ingene on guys ond jock yrops on girls The sophs moy hove felt o irtle degraded. but rher big kids treated them extra special on Friday Thursday night, more than 400 campers pitched nearly 200 tents. Before fcghrs out. rhe compers joined in o hoedown ond boafre Closses let our or noon on Friday, ond then rhe excitement began The jom session, jazz tab, powder puff foorbal gome, won by rhe juniors 60, face point ng, ond volleybal gome got everyone's odrenolin pumping for rhe evening to come. Even though we lost our homecoming football gome to Cooper 21-0, our spirit scored, cheering on rhe foot boll team to rhe end. After the gome, more than 800 students bopped ond siommed to rhe Suburbs’ Love is the Low, Life 6 Like, ond Rattle my Bones.” Yes, too bod rhe other weeks of school couldn't be os unique as Homecoming Week But if they were, Homecoming Week wouldn't seem as specrocutar os it reoly did. The horecor ng court ■ Kris Carder. Princess Ggi Longer. Queen Kooe LeSoge. King Moras Lowry. Princess M sy PoU. XM Dorn Dock row Sue Gonyea. Mke RoSn, Dov’d SrfSmon. sophomore otteodcro Jennifer Lorson ond Arvhony Moyer, frier oneodom Data renter and Mike LeSoge. Princes Morr Steer and Many Hofcer, Robbie Sworrx. JocWe Jacobs. Sreve Hoi, Arne Urumoyer. M VanOtferen, Tora Simpson, Dove Poseborough. Jorrte Arogon, ond Vance Doron Reocnng jo Marcus Lowry s being crowned homecoming kng, W e RoSn. Mon Mfler. Marie Gfctvnan ond Steve Hoi heanly coogrorutare him HOMECOMING 7 Overnight fires the homecoming spirit The compouf tone 6 retondted os 500 srudenrs prepare rhemsetves for rhe r� ghr rhor by oheod Trying ro conquer rhe Be SWe. srudenrs sprtnr up rhe sfck soopy ptasrtc for o free Homecomr g 8 CAMP OUT burTon. Srudenrs poured our of cors wiTh bundles of sleeping bogs, renring equipment in hand and rromped ro rhe rapidly expanding compsue Releasing squeals of Joy ond firs of toughrer. srudenrs dotted behind green, red. and or onge rears. Clusters of kids gorhered everywhere ro discuss rhe rvghr oheod The ever so-fomous-compour was underwoy Ir rook p4oce only once every rhree years, so rhe buldup. rhe expectation, rhe excitement boded over Catching rhe aroma of borbequed ham burgers and sizzling hordogs, rhe srudenrs worked quickly ond efficiently setting up rheir rears. As rhe evening progressed, two brove souls orrempred rhe sSck sprinr up rhe Del Sfcde Others parridpored in rhe rejuvmonng Hoedown, ond srfl others eqpyed rhe Tope Dance held in rhe gym The Bonfire was on olways popular choice as many defrosted in rhe hear of its bioze. The rheorre Med ropidly as Bock ro rhe Future,' 1985's 1 hir movie, was featured After rhe movie, srudenrs sauntered ro rheir rears where rhey rerreored for rhe resr of rhe night — supposed . For many this was when rhe ntghr began. Srudenrs peered our of rheir rears ond woired for supervisors ro pass. When rhe coasr was dear, shadows darted from one rear ro another, fofcowed by shrieks of surprise — either from rhe escapee being coughr, or from rhe inhabitants of rhe raided rear This continued throughout rhe night dtsgused as many trips ro rhe borhroom m rhe school building. Ar rhe crock of dawn, ghostly figures cfc-monrled rears ond retooded frosred cors with unrofied sleeping bogs end pillows. A conri-nenral breakfasr m rhe cafeteria served as a fitting end ro o nighr of fun, adventure, ond very little sleep. As darkness crept in. rhe lew of rhe corrpers qu cMy set up so they can join in rhe nights ocriviies Students skipped excitedly to the quck bear of the Vrgroa Reef Eogerty. studenrs gathered m groups ro gr their drmer and to discuss rhe mghr aheod IU4PS I Ml I 11ISUI SI looking longrigty of Chris Eckerr. Korhy TschKJo knows fhor rhe S400 shrr 6 our of rhe quesnon Mork Menge ond Tern Dorr on show Chorte Goyo how o mon's gome of poker is ployed ... for pennies of course Fridoy nighr boor hockey or Glen Lcke was cerrorty inexpensive enrerroinmenr. Here, Mke Roln ond Sieve ftoden owar rhe overpowering shor of Troy Dr ocher Onser). 12 ENTERTAINMENT Chuck Noms ond Kone Young deode ro re v some ocrion oodwi______ friends mOV’esro 'v,rhSOme ors of imoginorton, lirrle or no money, tors of rime ... norh-M ing ro do ... bur hove some 3r fun wirhour rhe use of okj Abe Lincoln No money doesn’r meon o rorol end of social ocriviry ond fun. Gather a bunch of friends ond wirh o lirrle creariv-iry, hisrory con be mode. Take our your fursrrorions on rhe player opposite you in o Saturday afternoon gome of rockSe football, indulge your eye-bolls wirh unoffordable clothes never within rhe grosp of your budget, or imogine rhor rhe stokes ore higher than peanuts os you ploy five cord stud. Money may nor srrerch, bur imaginations con. The ideas ore ftmiriess ond so is rhe fun of cheop entertainment i Ouroni and Jackie ENTERTAINMENT 13 r was 210, June 9. rhe befl gor out of hood, and school o hod psr dinged its find ways gor our of mmd Without dong of rhe 8586 scf ool having ro rtunh of getting up fa ye or Folders hurled frsr hour moth, rhe pressure wos through rhe or, os popers drifted off ond we toy bods aimlessly mto a scattered mess on Summer brought us opparum rhe floor Students (now exstu- ties to v r foreign countries Such dents) poured our of rhe building os Isreol, which wos one of rhe in o mod frenzy to begin the nt most popular roast spots Staying uds of summer within rhe boundaries of rhe US, Summer doys were base and rhe Dig Apple, Dsneywortd, fundamental Sleeping in until and Wisconsin Deis were ha noon, wandering about rhe bond spots, for those confined ro Min stand at Lake Hornet without c nesoro, rhe lake cabin up north desfmonon in mmd, and warchmg was a great getaway as Kevin O'Conner turned into o When school opened m Sep psychoporlx toller rember, rhe rituals of summer In less rban a week upright high were nor forgotten or lost, bur school students were transformed only lay dormonr, until, once into kick bock beach bums and ogam, rhe lost bong of the June 10 bunnies bet thrust us mro rhe hear of sum- Nightlife Though, was far from mer once 090m fundomenrol Parries somen nes rtding our behind rhe foiogo. Steve Hurron dsptoys whor eftea summer has on people Pot Detaney spenr rhe summer breokng rhe wov-es os he devetoped he expense n worerstong Marts Sourer ond Mo cus Lowry ex-oermenr w.rh the ways of worn- WHAT'SYOUR 30 foolproof ways' ro ger our OF CLASS OF WORK OF A DATE 1. I losr my conroa somewhere in my eye. 2. I hove ro rok ro o college rep 0. I don’r feel wen 4. I forgor everyrhing in my locker; I rhoughr ir was 4rh hour 5. Ir's rhor rime of rhe monrh , Guys, don'r rry rNs one 1. I’m sorry, we're going our of rown rhis weekend. 2. I coughr o nosry bug rhar's gong around. 3. “I've gor o 20-poge rerm poper due romorrow. Ijusr remembered half of on hour ogo. 4. My cor wos rowed from rhe school rodoy and rhere is no woy I con ger ro ir unril ronighr. 5. I broke my leg on my woy our ro my cor rhis morning. v Toke o leave of absence for o few weeks end relax! 1. I'm grounded because I wos our roo lore losr nighr wirh my boy-friend girlfriend.” 2. hove ro work. 3. “My grondporenrs ore in rown and I hove ro spend some rime wirh rhem ronighr.” 4. I pur color in my hair ond ir rurned orange. 5. Well, I hove Lamoze dosses ronighr How abour romorrow 6. nighr? 7. Srore or him her crosseyed. I'm sorry, you're nor my rype Ajtkx Jeff Cortson pcis over ro check h s engine rrouble. working quickly he's lore for curfew EXCUSE OF BEING LATE OF THE LOT 1. There was on Occident ood we were caught in rhe traffic 2. My worch sropped ” 3. “We were ploying Monopoly and I didn't want ro ruin rhe game by leaving eorly. 4. There was an overturned truck of chickens on rhe highway, so we helped them bods Into rhe crores. 5. We’ve been in rhe driveway talking for an hour.” 6. My cor sotKed, and I had ro woit for help.” Be sure ro ger some grease on your hands. 1. AcodenraHy. I pur my mom's keys in my bog so I have ro rake them so she can go ro work.” 2. I hove ro pick up pictures or Scherling-Piersch for yearbook ” 3. I forgot ro feed my rabbir rhis morning.” 4. ”1 hove o rerrible heodoche ond rhe nurse won't give me aspirin.” 5. I hove ro ger home right owoy I just remembered rhor I'm grounded this week.” 6. I hove my psychiatrist appointment in 15 minutes.” 7. If oil else foils, jump rhe curb. V vtf Be sure ro go fast enough so rhe parking lor orrendonr doesn’ catch you! iry ... sponroneiry ... need ro be differenr ... They've been around forever ir seems, wirh our frsr words, ond our frsr body movement. We hove picked up bits ond pieces of personofcry from our por-enrs, siblings, friends, ond our friends' friends. Whor eoch of us comes up wirh is our own person, ond we express rhor person in rhe dorhes rhor we wear, rhe cars rhor we drive, ond rhe jobs rhor we do. Ir is rhis person who dares ro be differ enr. Srep-ping our of rhe bounds of reason ond being jusr plain our ond ourrogeous. out ra«geous (out ra 1ss), adj. 1. passim reasonable bounds? shocking 2. highiv unusual or unconventional; extravagant. [ME MF outrageous) - out ra qeous ly, adv. out ra oeous ness, n. rvjr It's o rough job, bur someone's gor ro bo ir, ond Korhy Tschido does if for o ron or The TonSne 18 OUTRAGEOUS Betty or no beoy, this is o cor with personokry, unique with ruy spots, unopenobie doors, ond sogging fenders Fun. carefree, ond rhe ufrimote ol tetrom ve hde. rhe jeep mokes o defmre yorement oboue s equo y fun ond corefree owner Shy irrie bugs usualy don't moke o bold yorement. bur os on urban assault vehicle. its true oggressrve narure n revealed A definite fashion yorement, the sporty and fay cor wf always be crutsmg the htghwoys Bse its owner crusing rhe haSways Fekoa Arnold, cfeo known os Hopkins High's very own conservative Evi Knevtl has on interesting hobby coled Trtcyte of Death, where she rnes ro jump four trucks on o rncyde, foing every time The outcome ... sixteen broken bones in her body Mrror. mirror on rhe wol ... Chod Enckson's rhe weirdey of them ol OUTRAGEOUS As Morcus Lowry crowns Queen Anne Unsmoyer. Nkcoie Droke. Dorcy Lysne. ond Jenny Wheor rush ro coogroruiore hef The Wrver Gomes court Sophomore Arrendonrs Gndy Diehoy ond Sreve Cossoio, Jufce Dorn. (VI VonOffern, Jenny Wheor. Mfce Prorr. Sue Gonyeo. Mke Roln, Princess Jem ? Arogon. Prince Todd Logon. Queen Anne Unsmoyer. King Dovid Sramon, Princess Toro Smp son, Prince Vonce Ooron. Dorcy Lysne. Chod Erickson. Nicole Droke, Scott Jameson. Elizabeth McCall. Scott Erickson, Sue Harris. Dovid ftoseborough. Junior Arten donrs Michele Lucy. Stuorr Undborg, ond Joson Krough Mike Forchoy ond Peter Rioch jom or rhe pm pocked Jam Session 20 VINTER GAMES forty degrees end sunny Wa'kng oround in shirtsleeves Was rh-s Wmrer Gomes or Spr.ng Fling? Ir hod ro be Wmrer Gomes whor wirh Snow Soccer (in rhe mud) ond smg ers serenodmg students ond yaff with rhe ever-poputar Heorr-OGroms But snow or no snow, sub-zero remperorures or spring rhow. Wmrer Gomes went on successfully The week begon wirh such noreworrhy events os rhe Homeroom Trivia Conresr ond rhe sole of official Ger a Lift Our of Winter Gomes sweatshirts On Wednes day, King Dovid Stillman ond Queen Anne Lmsmoyer were crowned The highlight of the pep fesr turned out ro be rhe announcement of rhe winners of rhe popular Dream Dare with Ramon Remo and Jo Barrz conresr Besides giving Russ Olson end Todd Logon rhe lunch of a tferime, the conresr succeeded m Keeping the cofereria dean for o few days os rhe cost of one raffle ticker was one returned lunch troy Conronlng her body ro new imrs. Xxxx Amoer Sem rwrys me afternoon away in rhe mol The boggesr surprise, though, wos rhe ob sence of rhe annual tennis boll ftghr m rhe mofl. On Thursday, srudenrs reofly got mro rhe spirit os dosses were squeezed mro 00 manure periods ond rhe fomior ond foce reddening harmony of Heorr-O-Grom. HeorrO-Grom. HeorT-O-Groml echoed throughout rhe school. After classes many srudenrs parridpared in rhe Ganr Twtsrer gome in rhe moll On Friday ofrer dosses, rhe sounds of Rush. Jimi Hendrix ond U2 could be heard os rhe rheorer wos pocked beyond copoory for rhe annuo! Jom Session Thor night srudenrs jammed ro rhe sounds of Mulch ond CorCh-22, rwo student bonds, or rhe donee. Wmrer Gomes, rhough locking in rhe right weorher was nor locking h rhe right spirit As Dick Alford. SAC co-ordinoror scad. The flow of Winter Gomes wos incredibly smooth We hod o lor of support from srudenrs. faculty ond student Senate The games went excepnonolly well Audrey Benjamin a serenaded by HecnoGranv mers Crock Grofh, David Srimon. ond Aoron Larson qcuMl l:VI ■« From rhe Triumph of rhe spindley Voyoger mok-ing rhe first non-srop, non-refueled flighr orouod rhe world ro rhe distress of terrorism and inrernorional conflicts, rhe evenrs of rhe posr year brought smiles ond rears, pride ond disroin, happiness and horror. The year seemed typical of rhe unpredictable oge in which we lived. Around rhe counrry Juno 19. Leo Dos died of o cocaine overdose juy days after being drafted by the Dovcn Celtics and signing a Si 6 mAon deal. yjy 3. keogon re rhe Srorue of liberty torch in New York Harbour for her lOOrh blrrhdoy August 6. longey kvog ortiftoaJrieart perient. WAam Schroeder. tied of a yroke Auguy 20. Poyol worker Patrick Henry Shernl forafy shot 14 felow OWohomo workers Ocrober 12. The Reogon and Gorbachev two-day “presummut m Iceland ended with the Reogon rejecroo of o Sover col for o 10 yea Star Wars maotonum December 23. Experimenral plane Voyager ond prfots Rut an ond Yeager returned to Edwards Air Face Dose encSng o recad rmeday. aound rhe-word ftghi Around rhe World My 26. Hoyoge Roman Carhok priey the Rev loaence Jenco was freed by Shite Mosim captors n Lebanon ofter 19 months of capttwy September 5. four Arob remasrs seized a Pan Am Doemg 747 with 389 people oboad in Karoch. Poksron. king 21 people October 22. Soviet Union expeled 5 U S dptomots ond withdrowed 260 Sovet employees from rhe U S Embassy November 1. Oerur kidnop victim David Jocobson was freed after o 17 monrh coprivry November 1. disclosures mpiy US. rroded arms ro Iron fa release of hoyoges December 25. hjockers set off grerodes in on Iraqi Airwoys jetVer ! eg bored Engbh commoner SaohTergyjgo np ood gtory on Onran's KKT7$or mionachy CUAAENT EVENTS In Memorium over il A)CKy Nelson, stnger-45 Flo Hymon. CXymp-c vofleybofi chomptan-01 James Cogney. ocror 86 Denny Goodman, musoon-77 jomes Eosricnd, former U S Senoror-81 Ted Krtghr. ooor-62 Hank Greenberg. Home-run h � rer-75 Cory Grom, actor-89 Dey Axnez. producer and ocror-69 Day Dokjer. scarecrow on the Wizard of Oz-83 Danny Kaye, ear err oner-73 of coomry yor johnny Cdsh, wasiri Firy year Vising Heoc ddesi hedd cooch vj 9 7 record, rheir besr. Across rhe Srore JVy 8. Gosoine pipe ne exploded n mounds view. king o woman ond her doughrer Seprember 12, Umon officok onnouoced rhor meorpochers in Auym ronfied o comroa rhor serried o lobor depute or Hormei Ocrcber 14. Mory Lund, rhe fry womon to hove on artifodhearr imptonr. died or Abborr Norrhweyern Hospirol November 4, Rudy Perptch easily won redecrion over Col Ludemon December 2, RkJye Kiger wos arrested for the staying ond cfemembermenr of Morno Jeon Orennen. November 21. The Perpkh odmrwyroron reieosed c revenue forecoy showng rhe yore woUd be S813 mien in the red by rhe end of rhe next two years CURRENT EVENTS 23 Hundreds of reenogers d� e eoch yeor os o resulr of drugs or olcohol So why ore reens ... Nancy Reagan said, Jusr Say No . The dictions. Who was right? What were the Grateful Dead sang Driving that train, high answers? What was happening at Hopkins on cocaine . Drug and alcohol use become a jumble of mixed messages: in the past year we heard of talented athletes like Len Bias and countless rock stars using drugs, bur then other celebriries-Bill Cosby, U2, Mercury Morris- told us how destructive drugs were to our lives. Contra- ry When I do ir it's ro ger owoy from things rhor I con'r undersrond. -a junior High? Why did people make the choices they did? What could be done? A survey of Hopkins students provided some answers which indicated that, without a doubt, getting high was a fact of high school life in 1987. Friday nighr. Mom's ex-pensive gloss trinkets were % token from the monrte. Dogs of Donros ond Cheez Curls were waring The kegs appeared Alcohol use has become on influential port in the lives of o vast majority of srudents. 85.4% of Hopkins High's students hove used olcohol outside o family setting ond 72.5% of those who drink, drink or leosr once o month. A! quotes one) yoreno from HopMns Hgb vu dents were compied from o survey of 250 tenth Through twelfth graders In rher Engfeh dosses Some surveys were e mr«orcd be couse of certain inconssrenoes • Mnneopote Sr or ond Tribune Teens ond Drugs survey 1966 24 DRUGS Our beyond the focts lies the question: Why do students drink? The reasons vary. One student soid, It gives me o feeling of independence I hove o good rime ond I feel free.” Another responded, “It’s easier ro hove o beer in your hond or o porTy so you don't hove ro explain why you're nor drinking.'' It may be assuring ro parents ro know rhor the big beer bosh' wos nor os populor os rhey might hove thought. 35.8% of srudents reported having drunk mosr often with o few friends” rorher rhon the 15.4% who mosr often drank or lorge pomes. The seriousness of olcohol use ond abuse omong reenogers has been hotly debated. Ir is serious rhor hundreds of kids end up in detox or treatment eoch yeor. Out, on the other hond. most reens still orty drink socially. Of course, there is the other end of the spectrum: students who don't use. Although in the minority, rhey pur forth o strong voice in supporting their side of the issue. One student said. I've never felt o need ro fill my body with o bunch of junk ond to mess up my mind. I don't believe olcohol is o necessary port of o hoppy life.” Although legal, morjuono wos almost os populor os olcohol. 47.7% of Hopkins High's student body hove used the drug, which wos sti less rhon the Minnesota overage of 54%. Also, the majority of users only tried it o few rimes. One infrequent user soid, Sometimes I felt too our of control; bke I wouldn't be able to ger bock ro normal.” Although Hopkins ttgh was below rhe Minnesota aver-oge in use of cocaine and its derivative crock, it sri doubled rhe overoge on overol use of fegal drugs (exckxjing marjuano) 21 5% of students or Hopkins used iegol drugs corn-pored with 10 9% in Minnesota os a whole. Speed and add were rhe most popular drugs or Hopkins, with 13 4% ond 12.6% having used them respectively. Add is terrifying ... ond very accessible.’' commented Sharon McDonald, a school sodal worker. In fact, most drugs ore quire avcsJoble at Hopkins -even I know when odd is aval- able.'' Dorbituores, quooludes, cocaine. speed, hashish, ... it was all ovoiloble to Hopkins students. Even crock, with on od-dicrion potential higher than herion, was used, although sources soy it was nor available in rhe school itself. Tires screech Metal twists. Goss shatters. A % vodka bottle breaks on rhe pavement. DWI. Thar’s Drinking While Intoxicated ond 24.1% of Hopkins Ugh students reported having done it. This figure was sightly less rhon rhe Minnesota aver oge, but that still didn't lessen rhe severity of rhe problem. Hundreds of teens die or ore injured each year in olcohol or drug related cor accidents. Out an organization or school tried to do something about it. SADD-Srudenrs Against Driving Drunk- held a progrom in rhe fall to inform rhe student body of its activities. At one of rhe hourly sessions senior Adam Soeks soid, SADD does nor condemn or condone drinking. We simply want you to know they there is a problem and hope that you support SADD in its endeov-ors.’’ The organization was formed our of concern regarding rhe dangerous situations students were putting themselves into involving drinking ond driving. SADD's goal was to instigate a pickup service which any student could coB if he or she was unable to drive home safely Peer pressure ... prob- ably one of rhe most over used phrases heard by teenagers Why do high school students use drugs? Ann Landers soid peer pressure.” What's rhe reason? Phil Donohue said peer pressure. Out, surprisingly, only 22.6% of students soid their drug or olcohol use was influenced by their peers. As one yu-denr pur it Peer pressure is gor-boge-if that's rhe kind of friends you have then they aren't your friends. Of course, there were some yudenrs who dtd feel their peers played a large port in their chemical use. One junior soid, Some of the things I've done were just to make someone else think I could handle it and was cool enough JUST SAY _ You were at a parry when there was o knock or the door. Or maybe you were cruising along when a police officer's sirens starred whinng behind you When that squod cor showed up. was rhe pony over? What could rhey do? In a nationwide survey, yudenrs poSed soid their greorey fear in using drugs or olcohol was prosecution. Hundreds of minors were orreyed lay year for underoge drinking, drug possession or DWIs In some cases, it was o short trip to the local poke yorion ond a call to Mom At rhe worey, it was a record that toted o life-rime. From rhe facts presented, it is obvious that there was a problem Hopkins teens, like teens across rhe notion, were using drugs ond olcohol. some or alarming rotes Out who was to soy how to solve it? Sharon McDonald hod some answers for mony yudenrs The problem she sow moy often was olcohol abuse As she soid, Alcohol, by ond large, is the biggey issue at Hopkins High There s no comparing olcohol with pot and other drugs ” She felt that many factors influenced addiction ro drugs, rhe moy important being hereditary influences ond rhe abuser's self-imoge A student reflected Mrs. McDonold’s point when he said, Alcohol is for people who are insecure about themselves. Also, Teochers do nor ger involved enough when they see a problem with a student. And if they do report it to a parent, oil rhe adult con muster is disbelief.” Moc-Donokj bebeved that a possible solution would be to install preventative measures when rhey really count : one year before experimentation, which would mean the sixth or seventh grode While mony students refrained from using drugs, ond others hod been freed of their oddenons, mony continued ro join rhe drug scene eoch day It was 1987 ond like it or nor. drugs were a parr of rhe culture at Hopkins High. DRUGS 25 ophomore. Junior. Senior. The em-borrossment of Dig Kid Liftle Kid. Sweoting over SAT's. Reigning on the Senior Steps. On the outside, it looked like just onother yeor at Hopkins High. But deep down our students knew this yeor would be far from ''normal because we hod something special: a new attitude. CLASSES 27 he trend is: f back to the 60’s rhe Beatles. Simon Garfun-kel. The Grateful Dead. Pink Floyd. Long hair. Tie-dye. Tee shirts Jeans No socks. Leave it to Beaver. “I love Lucy. Sounds like 1967, right? Wrong! It was 1987 and the trends from the 60's revealed themselves again. Combined with these trends of the past were the new trends of today. We recycled the fads from the 60's, but added a touch of our own style. We altered the image a bit, but we kept that hippie flavor from 20 years ago. They say that styles always come around again, that new ideas are just recycled old ones. And seeing the jeans and tee shirts, the longer hair, and the sounds of old rock and roll, there was no doubt that the past had shed its light at H.H.S. In Hairstyles LEFT Long ho on both Quy$ and grls was popular Ryan Dahl and twin” Charte Adair show off the look. BELOW: What s that thing?” No one knew A« they knew was that it was the thing to wear if you were lucky enough to have long, curly hair. Beth Sommers modets the beartrap” look so many found oppeofcng 28 TRENDS In Television Stupid pet tricks, viewer mail, and Paul Shaffer were al a part of the popular show. Late Night with David Letterman.” If we weren’t lucky enough to catch the show at 12:05 each night, we toped it to watch the next day IN LINGO oS ee' I blew that off.' 'QW, She's sohotl' IN APPAREL Kathy Su van, Leslie Durant. Ann Young. Misty Poul. Lance Smith, and Todd Fruen dscuss the latest gossip. 'How was the psych testr people asked students who were hoot ctass There was no doubt about rt. This yec students 'Whether it was tor geometry, chemistry. or P A. we hit the books Doug Peterson, lisa Zorad. and Jenny Fe t cram v the tbrary Sweatshirts Sweatshirts. Princeton. Harvard Yale. Everwhere you looked you saw sweatshirts sporting college logos. Rob Swartz tries to pick out what to wear. But now can he choose which sweatshirt, let alone which colege?! romance comes to life in... 11 ma cVMra ■ hen we tosr left our couples. 7 rhey were eoch foced with problems during fioofe week. Will Nosey tell ofl? Will Fonny ever come to school agoirP Con Solly overcome her pride ond occompony Jeff to the donee? fteod on to find out whot hoppens today. cast Johnny 0 Good Scott Pmce Vrgno Purity Courtney Coronet Trudy U Stue Scot A lot Many Chestmon Fonny Former Jeff Fresh Scty Sood Dtfzo Dofty Ernest leomngwoy Dcrcy Spielmonn M Von Offeren MkeEngwol loti Viet M-etapi IngoOgnns Data Fenner (Wsluttte Jeff and Solly --------------------- Fresh hos been doting Senior Solly Social secretly for the post few months. Solly is terribly oshomed becouse she is gang out with o sophomore. Jeff is down in the dumps becouse Solly won't see him in public To compare motters, Nosey Nancy sow Jeff pleoding with SoUy to go to the tope donee Friday night ond expose their oftdr to the school. Nosey just couldn't Keep this news to herself, ond told the first person she sow. wNch hoppened to be Motor-Mouth M$e, Now, their private love offoir is Known ttooughour the school. Horry to met Tormy when her tomiy wos auety evicted to their form ond forced to move to the city. fonny was o scored, confused chid of sixteen in o schodl of TO when Horry offered himself to show her around town. Her acceptance hrc led ro o fun, carefree retonihip of nine months, Yesterday Fonny ond Horry were dtsojssmg the new they received In homeroom fteotog they ddn’t hove even one eta together, they desperately tried ro convince h mon ro change rhetr MJes, They fM Fraarated and Quoted, Fonny yormed our of the xhodi ond Wed herself in her room i evening, Hotty v ent home, Today, fifth hour (Fonny ha it free, ond Horry hpped Hedfrii Horn) toed Fonny down, cotch'mg her in the Mici oyo ,They yeHvfk o other, unri My Fonny accepted rtw Mtev 30 iwcnm __i _ Yesrerdoy, Trudy become flusrered TrUOy ono 5COf when she reoSzed rhor her ren poge 1 reseorch poper for Mr. Morzko wos due on Friday After school she rushed through the moB ond yroighr post Scot, even though he colled our her nome. She didn't srop, he thought, she's never done rhor before. He fdowed her into the library ond sought her out between the towering bookshelves. Just os he sported her ond wos choosing o couple of choice words, he tripped up the yep. fefl into Trudy, ond crashed to the floor on top of her. Before Trudy could get angry, Nosey Noncy gasped or the sight before her ond hysterically ran from the for ary. Today, Nosey perched herself orop the senior steps ond announced to the entire fifth hour lunch, what she hod seen. Because they weren't ofroid of being seen together in pubic, ond they didn't wish ro ruin their reputations, or be thought of os dumsy. they decided to go along with Noseys rumor. Johnny ond Virginia Johnny B. -----------------------------------------Good ond Virginia Purity met or o pep-fey, or which they foirhfuty woited until the Hopkins song wos finished, which noturally left them alone in the gym. Todoy, when JoFnny ond Virginia, were discussing the outcome of their final rests. Joe Kool mode o pass or Virginio. Johnny's first reaction wos ro defend Virginio ond pur Joe in his place Upon thought, he decided he couldn't risk o fight, which would rorally domoge his reputation of on ofl-spirit student, so he did nothing ond Joe walked owoy. His reocrion increased rhe resulted feelings Virginio wos trying ro deal with. She rhen bury our in emotional rears because Johnny chose ro defend his reputation inyeod of defending her. Ernest and Dirzo Both Erney ond Dirzo parridpar- ed in o Debore tournament on Wednesday ond missed rhe Trig, rey, but o new relationship hod blossomed from their similar mrer- ey in debore. As they were taking rhe make-up rey, their eyes met and they held each others gaze until Mr. Anderson reminded them of rhe rime remaining. They scurried through rhe final so they could hove o chonce ro nurture their blooming romonce. ROMANCE IN THE MALL 31 %£ Z7 32 SENIORS Suson Ahlers Yoshiso AkrDOfO Catherine Anderson Orion Anderson Jamie Aragon Pomelo Arenr Jr ?'' Leonn Dohe Jute Bonks Mork Adams Lectnne Albert Potti Agostini Robert ABendorf Srepharve Anderson Dorren Arvidson Eric Anderson Morthew Arert Cord Aske Vonce Boron Ben Bord Chrisropher Berth SENIORS w3 Mark Bosemon Brian Boumgordner Jennifer Beckey Audrey Benjamin H Leslie Beardsley Ann Btorzheim Srephen Bidden Jennifer Bloomer Per er Boordmon Claudia Bockertmann Bren Boer boom LACK OF TIME |e finally landed Sf f inro senior year, Thinking rhis year was going ro be a piece of cake, righr? How wrong! This wos rhe year rhar roughr us rhe meaning of, rime is money. Gone were the exrro hours rhar could have been spear warching r.v., gobbing on rhe phone, catching rhe lay precious 40 winks of sleep, and yoying up lore nights wirh David Lerrermcn Whor went In place of our childish freerime? Approximately five more hours of homework (per rvghr). more hours or work (ro save money for our furure schooling coys), rime spenr cramming for rhe SAT's. ACT'S, ond achievement reys and curring ond pasting together a collage for psychology — whoever soid psychology is a btowoff doss was a big, for liar Inyeod of being rhe relaxing year we hod onriapored. ir turned our ro be even more chaotic rhon junior yeor. Time seemed even more scarce Bur then maybe ir was o good preparation for rhe furure. 34 SENIORS TVnorhy Doyle Jeffrey Doyum Oone Dren Koro Dren Tm Dusche Krisrin Doehler He Dorter Troy Drocher Poul Cortsoo Dnon Drocken Pool Droinerd Mono Drown Tern Drown Mtchcel Cossolo Leshe Corrow Ronald Cemenski Dov 3 Chon DanieJe Ccn;ncky Keeton Conley Marno Combs Suzonne Chovon Robert Cooksey her future after' Coteen Connery Thomas Coppo 36 SENIORS Knsrm Corder Jeffrey Corneo Chnsropher Crnokrok Brodley Culen Trocey Oyster Debro Curron Vrgrto Dovis Enc DeYoung epidemic spreads fosr Caution seniors SYMPTOMS: D unable ro focus on schodwork. 2) increased daydream mg. 3) drooping eyelids. 4) slower pulse rore. 5) inabSry to think clearly. 6) rising anxiety level CAUSES X) worm weather, 2) anxious ness to foce the reol world, 3) rhtr teen yeors of school. 4) olreody hov ing been occepred ro cofiege, 5) been confined in school wais for too long, 6) too many sophomores DIAGNOSIS Senionrts-more commonly known as senior slump It is o conra gious disease which spreads ropidly among high school seniors It yrikes around sprmg break and develops mro o chronic illness lasting until graduation CURES 1) senior skip day. 2) grodu anon. 3) plans for o big graduation bosh, 4) summer Eric Doh! Scroh DoN Shannon Doh! Nordos Debebe Stephen Dee Vicrorto Denton SENIORS 37 Lawrence Derosier Douglas Dey osier Kurris Devin Timothy Dierz Luke Dmh Phyis Dobbs Shawn Doherty Andrew Doftff Nicole Droke M Duden Alexonder Dunkel Leslie Duronr Juke Dorn Robert Dyloog More Eckberg Erk Edwards Eric EWx n Steven Ekmon 38 SENIORS Henry EydeJnonr Jobonno FoOon Dontel Forber Dennis Forber Maryann Foricy Reed FetSner Jennifer Felr Pool Fenno A Luis Ferreiro Jr SENIORS 39 Greg Fischer fUhefle Facher Sflke Fischer John Flower Norhon Fluegel Poute Foley Jerrrfer Fonder Michoel Forchoy KorNeen Forkms Wendy Fronds John Frone Suson Frongos Korhryn Fronz Korherne Freed Jocelyn Freiberg 40 SENIORS John Frurh Leo Frydentond Cynrhino Fndoy Joson Fufler Morrhew Frisch Joel Fuller Todd Frueo Poul Gallagher Timothy Go'Jogher Scro Ges More Getselhon Geoffrey Gerber Lonce GerVxj Eric Gerecke PROCRASTINATION o perfecred shill r he on of procrosrinorion wos weJ known ro rhe Hopkins High srudenrs. We rook pride in rhe we8 performed ski. Homework wos effonlessly pur off unrfl rhe losr minure ond studying for rhe rrigo-nomerry rey rhe nighr before wos o common sighr The procrosrinorors' favorite phrose wos I’l do it tomorrow.'' Ir rook rolenr ro ocquire rhis on of dumping books on rhe counrer, organizing rhem d. nor forgerring ro rurn on The Cosby Show” (tow volume, of course). Larer rhe urge for Dominos pizza become unavoidable A phone coll wos mode wirh rhe inrenr of gerring rhe physics assignmenr bur rhe conversorion rurned ro rhe torey gossip on Jock ond Nancy. Ir rook years ro perfect rhe mos-rerful orr (rhirreen ro be exocr.) Dy groduorion seniors had become so skied m rhe on of procrasrinorion rhar rhe legacy they left ro rhe underdoss-men wos. Oh. wair 'ril romorrow SENIORS 41 Elso Gomez Suson Gonyeo Rocher Goodwin Lso Gose Green M he� e GrevxxA Keith Grewe Jooorhon Grimes whor's your furure in rhe REAL WORLD hor ore you gong ro do for rhe resr of your life? Whor ore your plons for rhe future? A survey of seniors showed rhor posr groduorion plans voned. College 71% Vo Tech 75% Work 12% Services 4% Mornoge . .. 1% Undectded ... .. 4 5% Going ro o fooryeor college is whor rhe h-ghesr percenroge of srudenrs planned ro do. whereas mar noge was rorely considered for rhe near furore Whor ever plans were, senors hod mixed emotions abour groduoroo Exdremenr. anxiety. enrhusiasm, ond fear were oil common feer.ngs. excired ro finally be our of high school, onxious ro be our in rhe real world, enrhostosnc ro begin We ofrer high school And rhe fear of knowing mom ond dod wouldn't alwoys be oround Eteoberh Grmm Drock Grorh Jason Gromek Edword Gruss Apri Grorv 42 SENIORS Thu Ho Barbara Hooke Cory Honsen Debra Honsen Dome! Hannon Brod Hanson Kerry Hoos Jeffrey Honsen Louro Heeler Lawrence Hough Maria Hedsrrom SENIORS 43 Me Hersk Liso Heydo Scroh Hickmon AAchoel Hoffman Alan Hofstod Jason Hotosek Mann Hoker David Holm Nodne Hdmsrrom Rooakj Honse David Horak Poul Horton Eyol Hflman Doniei Hoffmon FRIENDSHIP: 7 he senior year It finally come' The differences between this year ond rhe others were overwhelming When else did we oppty to colleges, struggle through senior slump, ond btow off our second semester os much os we did this year? Dut there was one thing that was olwoys forgotten when mentioning rhe senior year - friends. What would we hove done without them? We oil grew up together, a lot of us anywoy; we shored happy moments, sod rimes, ond ofl of rhe In-between rimes! Dut whor would happen to these friendships after this year when we oil 44 SENIORS Metorue House Usq Hunrer Annerre Igen Jason Ivonen Vhor would we hove done wirhour ir? wenr our seporore woys? As one senior so� d. I'm scored for rhe end of rhe yeor becouse I don'r wonr ro soy goodbye ro everyone, bur I know they wiil dwoys be rhere, somewhere, for me. Some of rhoughr we would keep In rouch, ond moybe sroy os good friends os oiwoys, bur rhere were rhose friendships rhor would be for-gorren Alrhough we would oil chonge ond drifr owoy, rhe memories of rhese people ond rhe rimes spenr wirh rhem would oiwoys remoln dose ro us. Dung Huynh Jocquetn Irish Kimberly Jockson Scorr Jomeson Perer Joy Mchoel Jockson Jocquehn Jocobs Ekzoberh Jomes SENIORS 45 Kurris Jewell Ooudme Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Jon Jusren Dro J Johnson Gregory Johnson Lori Johnson Korherine Koefce Senor Morcus Lowry has o moment since 7:30 rhs it iVn MiChod Johnson Sreven Kommski Michoel Joseph Rebecca Konrorowcz M� choel Korsh Down Kosel Dome Korz Efcoberh Korz Jennifer Korzenberger 46 SEMOftS C rtan KJnefeirer Kevn Wodr Kenneth Ktorzboch Oendo Koehoen Orodty Kotand THE KNOWLEDGEABLE B seven yrerched our in front f M of the librory overlooking m ty rhe moll Within orange mtdsrs. rhey worched rhe busrle of ocriviry rhroughour rhe school. They found our where rhe ponies were eoch weekend and whose parents were our of town They evesdropped on dusters relating rhe latest rumors and tightest secrers Updated week by week. rhey learned rhe laresr and rhe newest They coBecred o vonery of sun flower seeds, toothpicks, wrappers, sricky gum, and conferri. They be longed ro seniors Being rhe pride of rhe school, traditionally only seniors were olbwed ro sir on them — rhe SENIOR STEPS SENIORS 47 SMILE! 7 -y urn a ifrte more ro rhe righr chin up ... perfect Okoy. soy cheese! During rhe course of rhe summer, students received reminders that their senior year was op prooching and rhe first step was ro get senior pictures token For mony, os rhe bright lights shone on their faces, rhe first flosh symbolized rhe beginning of rhe finol yeor. Getting rhe pictures token was o simple task Deciding what to wear and trying ro look just right wos o bit more difficult. But picking rhe pictures, making sure every hair wos in place and finding the perfect smie along with choosing o pockoge lorge enough for friends ond grandparents wos extremely nervewrocking, bur weS worth it. Senior pictures were o perfect woy ro capture faces, smiles, ond memories that would lost forever Jennifer Lemke Kcrie leSoge Hecrher Lews Bryan LiDehougen Sonjo Lopterre Kimberly Lorsen Jason ions Chow Lejenner Moody Lind SENIORS 49 LBo Lombardo Moras Lowry Thomas Lund Lesfce Luxford Roxanne Moonum Uso Mahigan Andrea Momn 50 SENKDRS Mxtoel Mognuson Drod Mornnsen Jennifer McCourt Morgorer McGonnon Srephen McLeilon Meieah Merrick Amy Mason Jennifer Morrson Trocy Maxwell Elizoberh McCdl Murmurs unnl 1 pur rhem on in rhe hall So many quesrions Silence ro decide in my mind Who will 1 be rodoy So many reasons jusr once ro disguise maybe 1 see rhe brighrly jusr rwice colored masks To rennove rhe moslss many rimes rake o risk roo much and ler myself My own are rhere be me lie srill -Elisa Gomez Msry McGrew Bridger McNo’iy Diana Michael SENIORS 51 SIGN NOW | hor was harder ro find S0} M J rhan a four leof dover? Ar- rempring ro schedule on pr V oppoinrmenr wirh counselor, Jo Dorrz Some srudenrs would do anyrhing ro ger on oppoinrmenr wirh Dorrz. They would even miss o rest if ir meonr fifty minures wirh her Dorrz was rruly o life saver, said o groreful senior She mode school worrhwhi’e. Wnen you were down, she perked you up Gerring on op-pocnrmenr wirh Mrs. Donz wos oiwoys worrh rhe rrouble. Jo Donz cored obour rhe srudenrs. I love rhe tods ond I rhink they know rhor. Dorrz helped pur furures of many srudenrs rogerher ond rhor is somerhrtg we wii] never forger. Like o four leof clover, Jo Dorrz wos rare bur once you found her good luck wos olmosr guoronreed Morrhew Miler Gies Morre Joseph Mullen Mefesa Muler Drod Mufin Srephen Murray 52 SENIORS Todd Nielsen Michele NoWeo Trick) Nordby AAichoel Norfolk Andrew Noring SENIORS 53 (Vob OorivD fl effecr of ■ nonh door Mefisso Noon Tonjo O'Connell Korhleen O'Connor Ingo Ogrins Noncy Ofcerg Amy Olson Christoph Olson Co een Olson DovkJ Olson Korhryn Olson (Vossel Olson 54 SENIORS AAe Opotz Grert Polesch Amy Ptom Timothy Poss Joanne Poui Meksso Pool Timothy Paulson Svetre Pedersen Donna Pefcey Alsoo Perkins Pomelo Petersen Jennifer Pedersen Geoffrey Pelzek Dhon Peterson Courtney Peterson Joel Peterson Kristie Peterson Thu Phom Whitney Pierce SENIROS 55 CRAMMING rhursdoy nighr. Cosby Show. Fomily Ties “Cheers ' Night Coon 9 00 Oh. yes, rests in P A ond Psychology Tomorrow morning. Time ro CRAM! You hit the books or 9 30 ond studied for rhiny minures Time for o snock Grabbed o Diet Coke ond ore pop tons hoping rhor would perk you up. You went bock ro your room ond tried ro study for another hour It didn't work You went ro the family room ond fel osleep wotching “Dovid Letrermon” Fridoy morning you osked yourself if lost nighr was worth it No, nor ready, bur os o rred senior remarked. “I know I shouldn't crom for tests bur it never foils. I oiwoys pur it off ro the losr minute Brendo Prepodrak Eteobeih Res Audro Reitz Melissa Rekowski Corey Reuben Cynrho Reyes 56 SENIORS Scorr ftosoff Aniro Rorh Stephen Rufer Michoel IXunPeJI Diedre Russerh SENIORS 57 Lexer, Ryter Sreven Sobes Adorn Soeks per Soodum M. hek? Sorz EASY STREET Id you look or your schedule dosely? Did your firy semesrer schedule seem more demondmg ond chofleng mg rhon your choices for second semesrer? If you were rhe over-oge senior you hod your priorities In rhe rlghr order. You hod woired 12 long yeors ro slump off in school, and here wos your chance Juy passing second semesrer wos w h o r mony seniors hoped for. Close ro winrer break, some seniors hod rheir college oppficorions filed our. maied, ond received by o college. Some hod even been occepred After your rron-scriprs were moiled no longer would you need ro keep up your grades for prospective colleges For those whose plans didn't include co ege. they rook demanding dosses in rhe foB. So when spring roiled around they could juy relax, rake it easy, and nor feel so pressured Lowering rhe doss lood seemed ro ighren up these pressures also. The only people who may hove persuaded seniors to keep up their G P A 's were parenrs using rhe old Threat of nor being oble ro use rhe cor on Saturday night Dy spring seniors juy wonted ro ease our of high school ond into rhe big world. Sreven Scherer Eric Scherwnski John Schmanski 58 SENIORS Jason Schneider Jason Schreur Jock e Schroeder Orion Schrupp John Shultz Roookj Schultz Loun Segol Don el Sheorer Darcy S So Toro Simpson Lonce Smith Lindsey Smith f cole Smith Srephome Srrwh Tereso Smith Ekzoberh Sommers Michoe) Sommers SENIORS 59 I Dorcy Spielmoon Jomes Stearns Trenron Steel Borboro Stef on JoneBe Steinberg CfowO r the Lynn Srurzrwckel Judy Sudf Korhleen Sutvon Juie Srory Krtsrino Suneson Amy Svthel Christ ino Swonson Dontel Sworrz Robert Swortz 60 SENIORS I Scorr Swmjokow Korhryn Swobodo Anohiro Tobrizi Sfocey Sydness Cynthia Thielen Korls Tidluod Heother Tice Jeonno Tarefli Chories Townes Jesse Tourges Nguyen Tron SENIORS 61 Doan Urich Miechaleen Vogr Poj(o Von Grassrek Di Von Offeree Joonn Von Stoon Jason Von Slyke Lori Vondevenrer Dortel Vietbtg Amy Walensky Krisiln Weddng SAT's A srudenr's nighrmore.. rest room The examiners bet-lowed our such pertinent mformorion os name spe ng, and pencil rype, bur soon, the rorrure wos underway. The students crawled through the find cubed roots ond vector equations, bur finotfy it wos over The scores didn't matter AH that mattered wos that it was over efine zymurgy. Gor-cha, didn't they? J Don't feel lonely Nearly 000 Hopkins srudenrs struggled through the Scholastic Aprirude Test m the post yeor, wrestling with such complexities os synonyms and quadratic equations At 8 a m. on a Sorurday morning, seniors ond a few onxious juniors stumbled into the Wendy We $berg Timothy Weller Andrew Wertheimer 62 SENIORS Wendy Wherry Dovid Wiimo Morgor Vtckmon Jennrfer Wheor Louro Wirsoe Dionne Wolrer IXichord WooJf Thomos Wrighr Katherine Young Jennifer Zeis Vonnie Wong V W Zonor S£NO S 63 Hena Wemer 1970-1987 n Tuesday April, 21st, near the intersection of Cedar Lake Road and County Road 73, senior Jack Klug-man and junior Hena Wemer, going home from school on Jack's motorcycle, suddenly and unexpectantly crashed into an oncoming car. Both Hena and Jack were killed instantly. Their deaths sent Hopkins High School into shock. In the sombre atmosphere during the days following the accident, students and staff grieved and asked questions: Why did it have to happen? They can 't be gone. They were so young. Friends don't die. I can't believe it. Even students who didn't know Jack and Hena reacted in sorrow and disbelief. Slowly, though, we all came to realize that they were gone forever. Staff social worker Brian Kelly, who had gotten to know both Jack and Hena well, talked about them. ' Jack and Hena had grown up together. Their friendship was unusual. I remember Jack telling me that Hena used to wait for him on the comer of their block after kindergarten and that throughout elementary school they would walk to school together. They became like a brother and sister and the relationship strengthened as they grew older. They went to each other for support and love, but, as Hena told me, they never became romantic because they Jack Klugman 1969-1987 were so close and were fearful of ruining their special relationship. ' Jack was the macho man. He needed to maintain a certain outward appearance for his friends. He wanted to appear tough. But in the short time that I had gotten to know him, I soon saw that he was a sensitive and caring young man. He told me about how important his friends and family were to him, although he didn 't tell them that. He wanted to live life to the fullest and to him that meant having good friends and being there when they needed help. He was always there for Hena. Hena, like so many girls her age, was searching for an identity. She was sixteen years old and was in the process of change, wondering about who she was and what she was going to become. She was a beautiful girl who gave her time to others by always listening. 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Somehow ir feels os Though you hove never lefr evenrhough there ore definite chonges. Juniors no longer ger up or 5:00 to do their hoir os they did os o sophomore, and they certainty don'r pick out their clothes rhe night before. The morning is o mod rush to ger reody on time for rhe ride to school, (juniors don’t ride rhe bus). They try to put rhe finishing touches on their hoir while brushing their teeth or rhe some rime. Once inside rhe big meral-trimmed, gloss doors of school, o junior sees both new and old foces, ond behind rhose faces ore new attitudes. They follow rhe doss schedule wirh o Strle more ease than they did rheir previous sophomore year. A junior begins to notice chonges. Instead of gym there is health. Algebra II insreod of geomerry. And finally, world studies in rhe place of American History. following fourth hour doss is lunch or McAoyols including o cheeseburger, french fries, ond o shake for $2 00 or rhe traditional school lunch for $1.10. At lunch fomilior foces ortrocr fomilior foces; rhe juniors find rheir spots, ond school once again swings into its routine. Knnn Curt W Cu-nrrng WonDcrt Date •roxto Dcfrnon Mtfo Ctovtt Wow Dirt Pcrrv Dcfcrwy tony Dtmcn 5okTi 0 ny too Di-m tovtrx Diver T«r«� Q Ctoi Mron Vow OWn� Oybt Oiynmi Vindy Do tb Wwn Don Onodo Oviy Mcrtww D.rVy Onwr Ounmon Konn [Xrcn Todd CXox XfO faVy toevrao (cron (br'-err Onw E n Aoronr tdenberg « � tdjar tovvnCggr •WorBwvm Beam Mi r . o Wo Corn MGlove Ccrry G.ro' oWe' wcro Hi Amy He n WWotOto ce CVOwcfi Monsc (VrorO Ikaw- DenO Hjw tluolx'n Hyson Kq liason Soro Hyson Scon Hascn Am� «o Itotiftvi ClMScm Hsugtn Enc Itougcn SNawyi Hon o V-on Hw Sum Moygon fVr-oo negro lyivi he« Ocm HotVO 0o«0 Memo. Oono Merosr Sccr HerfrxW OtOtty K� rrcn Mccog lorn Hoong Vfcm H3661 tofus. HocXco My«h w itoOso Wo Hoepner i fulfill jiiiUh A FOREIGN AFFAIR Juniors learn about Eastern culture first hand _ off way oround the V world fees o country of mysrery ond inrrigue. f Ore of the world's oldest cultures, it’s o country of over one billion people The country is Chino. Up to recent years ferrie was ocruol ly known about Chino, bur the juniors were lucky enough ro leorn about this Eastern culture first hand. Decouse of the arrival of Jion-An Xton, on A.F.S. (Americon Field Service) reocher from Honan, Chino. Junior social studies reochers modified the curriculum ro indude closer study of this land so for awoy. Ms Xiao, who lectured ro dosses ond who served os o resource for reochers, helped ro bring Chino to life. Sobol studies reocher Ken Wed- ding, soid, It's o real asset ro our program ro have on experienced reocher who lived through ports of the Chinese history that we ore reoching. The study of culture has always been o port of the junior world studies doss Ms. Jion-An Xioo soid, I think my purpose here is ro bring bock to Chino a little of Amer ica, ond while I'm here I hove ro use my knowledge ro help provide Hopkins High students with a different look or Chino, Chinese schools, the history, ond the current Chinese policies. Oa« K« y Kongo Kciy Scrtfi K y torr, Ntrrpcr '’ Owno K nx« Dr no K t Act Kent OraK rp« Kjo� Otvoc Nor JHAry Nrgon Iwvtn No (JX Nv Won) Nxnon ArtOln K � Kop« r Vfttont KcviqooO Kay' Kc h (Vwynj KcuWou ramxcu Ocrtr. Nxxfw toe KraroOrH JotolWc rry Nob Star No gr tor Nopp Joaoo Nougb Jc V N «p Kotnyi Kw vi V ry ki« o 1 fcKvC ' ■ail Kffvro Kyto KrtroKylo Ow« Kyrob Mery Iccrco MertUorep nxyroi laopbe IWxn Unco Aorco Unco tano Unco Wn lonco Keta Unco tacqmV Urue Shoi Un Vo U toxvo lco� y OomO IcOoom Ccry OrvocOc tec Mtfxtelee Jeae UOmcn Arrtxny IcCnco Kc y ter McNxncvjjc Voryfio leutcutta JeWn LoO Kxl LOOco M IMgrw Vocy UnSfju IVTxrO LoOs-con r� Uvroycr locodo iMrqwoo xnet UrvCkX JUNIORS 71 HELP! I need SOMEBODY rhe innocenr chorm of Pee Wee Herman The superior looks of Tom Guise The splendid body of Dory! Honnoh The genrie wisdom of morher. These ore bur o few of rhe things people look for when deciding on rhor spedol person. A random sompling of juniors re veoled o wide ronge of orrribures used ro find whor orrrocred them Among them were: Personoiify.'' Jackie LoPue “Likes ro downhi ski. Gronr Smith “Srroighr teeth Gory Thompson “Sense of odvenrure.” Coprice Durno “Girl who Uses ro do stuff bur does her homework roo. Scorr Kroeger “Smart. georgeous. rich, funny. Joetyn Krupp “Personal hygene. Difl Hobbs Creativity. some interests, fashionable Amy Chopmon “Unromred emotions. Mke Hedges Going where they've never gone before. Aoron Lorson Whoever soys yes. Pot Her- zig If voriery is rhe spice of We. then it must hove been o terrific borch of hot cftllies in 1987. A i e lix� y Oc� nc lira Urwna Lyntft Mart. MaMcn Orr Xotw l� � Mar Oran Mamrarn � Oono Mcem MWO MOV VoOr uancr' Vocy Arrry More RonaflMcOf Kc � MdVon NWn� Nutans MOrrytr Ham MrMjtrr. Hran torn MO Aery, OroOry MO MrJan MtO I MM Thorra Mcnon Mar' VW« MOW Urtji Motry MnMc« r r mot 72 juno drops, your hair floors Through rhe oir like o whisper, your kps ore like ... 6. Con we rub noses? 7. Yield ro me srud. 8. I like whor you’re wearing. Con I rry ir on? 9. Con I foren ro your rummy growl? 10 So whor is your bock sear Ike? 11 Hove you Tried kme Je8o in rhe borh rub? Would you like ro? I ey bobe. wonr ro hear o come on? There wos more f rhon one fcne used ro ptck up rhar cerrom dude or chick. Sure some of rhe lines were overused bur rhe ourrogeousness of or hers shone Through in rhe lines below: 1. Do you know so n so? 2. Whar's your sign? 3. Whar's your birrh order? 4. You musr be o model. 5 Your eyes sparkle Ske rain Afcon flwic tot � V Marhow (VeijKH ian fle y Me flccco kx.Vc' tfWO ftcCI KonRerM KyW Oca ) nobemcm la’ Robreon PajRotfa } trocy f'ogrxtv AtooH Rom vetoy Roteetwnj laxoRaf toco ftooTom 5ortn (Vjbo totecco (Vibct tarx ftyruJccv Rcbcao to Adam Orv i 5otom Hw Smto” Vkro iOUK W i UK toy VJioc w Afana CoinfcKt 74 juno s THE EYES HAVE IT Love moy begin wirh rhe heart's seductive gaze fhe eyes ore rhe windows to the heorr If someone imporront noticed your eyes, soon enough they were trapped to your heorr for eternity or maybe o couple of hours. The problem, though, wos to get rhot significant other to notice your eyes There were many woys to use your eyes The fry and moy obvious wos the sexy eyes look Very often this wos o grl, moybe brushing bock her har. puckering her over-glossed bps ond looking or him with o narrow ond se ducrive glare. Other flirts were just os obvious bur used different roaics, such os the wondering eyes. More often this wos o mole His eyes would start level wirh rhe girl's, then slowly look down ond slowly look bock up ond slowly look down ond then look bock up ro search her looking or him looking or her. He would think to himself, She is so hot for me. Now o rvce girl hod her own look It didn't olwoys work, but it wos safe Her look, if oil went wel, come off os sexy, bur wholesome Most of rhe wholesome pan come easily, bur rhe sexy port was the challenge She looked or that special boy ond bit her shghrly ported bps os if holding bock o giggle or o kiss. She then quickly looked down ond blushed. It wos definitely safe. Finally, there was rhe type of boy who starred his move with o few curious glances. Then o day or two later she wocrfd find him looking bluntly or her wirh o rough oir obour him. Then he would give her rhe winning sm e to show whor o tough, but sensitive, guy he wos These ore some of rhe woys eye conroct wos used around rhe mol. A beginner could olwoys blend the styles together or creore hts or her own. Fbrting wos legol, heolthy ond fun. And rhe eyes often did rhe talking. WK Vu c uu Out) VriV «frrtff ‘aoiW Vando V«arao� Mr Mcfeo W-. -' Tfocy V-mJCr 5KXY ! « ■ rrw roo Ocrv Thon-dor � nVr Thcrrpion Thenar )e Wn T ytJ Mo 'txxm Mo T 7sr Mteso 'ton •xrOO Tot ® Kran ToUrnon Tioevy Tcrv fevtn Toy Moon T -an TTong T on 5cr n livVoO Ocn l TroOirr or KaTxr� do Vjjoo Txr� T ert� UO Ti r � fochortJ Tirlr V«i Twv( KiMJHwr 76 M Uon Von taj Krwen Vonto to vow Cov� Vtdhwm � ■� Vd lyn n V«j n I«ty� v Vort Go� Yfn lov x Vo Wt Vooronm (to 0 Vogrw Ww V «« KV Ki VcAprvi to Vorxto- two VOIMn toon V« x« G« tr� n VnSrrct Vaon Vnto Ctov d V ncrd 5oro V«� LAO W «tJ Ntoo Wortf Mrtoo V«rtr«j 69 P ssop 7A 0 Ci tm QjifC Ccntenh Ayon Oaf Qjabwti DiM«n Mcra Dortton A-tor O IH Act Dov ■ (V K� OcO«c tab C «r«y ywoi Ootn Moot CKmtO-HfWO Ot«r( Vocy C v CyitiO C k oy Wfittoi AAvcnKr C� � tV� lev ' 0c« l«rJo C yx Ovwn l t wr� r tro� Duo Brarcr Dumw VOWfi C'JV ' A ry O.'C' Cr«90fy tV a” Dn Coxi� w Ovwc v f T -c cfc KiYftcV EqtK 9 O X«30 B OtTI My 0« r Juroy tby lorw Qpon Ofrrftf Crt -(Vce «a Vt )T K.rcx'V £-'«xw Orator ' Ei)w A-jOro Ivartcr. Cmnftk Ivoron 0 c J f ■ •! f« f OkJ [r p fanov Atoon Farrcr M6 t lm Arx « FfW S«n f«r aon tewo f wOfn WxjP Fr � Ccftvo fvJy� 80 SOPHOMORES Wen Fmc« !«9 IVr Srow oy Imo F m trory F.c Ouvtf f'ar Fi« o Oono f t xn; tovw Fndoy Wprwn ft� r� T� v A� Ty Up MUMP )WI icon Gone Kortryo Gcefcrl Ccp v Gcwpoo (taro Oeta lowo Gp't ' Oitacre O't ' Ja� � GrV j IoA� Gtt lao C � o Opo G ppr«m Mov Cjo. V i •WkCtWyT 0 nomri Gctawi OorOGootfW' yof Gc rron Ccrto ovtttt n «j Gravn booc Gray M� J� � Gray JITTERS of a SOPHOMORE he olorm buzzes. startling you owoke M from dreoming about oil those wid summer raghrs You srumble into rhe bathroom ro rake a nee shower only ro find your sister used oil the hot water. Later, os you enter rhe kitchen, you notice the empty box of Lucky Charms lying on rhe table (your little broth er enjoyed them for o midnight snack). You then notice rhe rime. With one shoe on and rhe other dragging, you hobble hurriedly ro the bus stop. Once on rhe bus you realize you're weoring two different shoes The one on rhe right foot is bright blue and rhe other is ploin white When you finoBy reach school you quickly run ro the phone ro call your mom for a new poir of shoes. With o half minute before first hour you sprint from your locker (on rhe other side of rhe lunch room) to moke it on rime to your biology class Later, after homeroom, you ore finally awoke enough ro concentrate on verbs and preps m English 10. You then realize you forgot ro buy notebooks for your next two dosses Now you aren't feeling well and hove a pounding heodoche. Luck-iy it's time for lunch What else could possibly go wrong? You are locked out of kxge group geometry in rhe lecture room. (You were leaning too for over rhe balcony and succeeded in dropping oil your books on the head of a senior.) After geomerry it's off ro sophomore phy ed To day’s group task is ro visit rhe pool at North You come bock lorer in rhe hour drenched and crabby Finally you are dried off and it's rime for health, your lost doss of rhe day A nice and relaxing class. The bell rings. The first doy becomes history Hey Now, rhor wosn’r so bad. was it? SOPHOMORES 81 Orobem Grtnm Oonny Grotfs kTo Ovtoor Ooq Gnung Giy GMxng Jam ftv TNrg Mo 4 � xr VtorWtaWHd Kan Hodwn Scot H gM Todd Hogtrd ♦■ st eron 5con Mom on ( � ndi Hmml Meatier Mammons Gonh ny jcnv 5an Mcrto Ccrtienne Hxsen Orwcf ' Hansen Cotwvw Hnacn Harson More Hnson V«arw Htpeer Mt� stic� Momnsron Mope Hems l oto«« Motored TffonyHrtsg TT'Crryo HWJP l e Mxjgrn Marfto HouSfs Voey Itola HotyMrod M to«« Hedges lee Meets -Gregory Htrede ten MHmud SVcroM Herron Monte v Here Vron Mepbon CcshyHefrdol Ovwocter Mrsa iseon Me� e Tuon Mjsyen Rxtiord Hfeyod Me r Hodgson Thome Hart 02 SOPHOMORES Mcgo' Herman Mojer � to� rt 0 [ttyi'low Orvro t XAc Slot Ktoatww KN� y Mj«rt Xaort ftcfccn Krr DUx cn Xrrn V«wn tiron Xtek ope 0« y tar tr Mf)h Tnxy toy Ooro VHf� Nwy toarrr Amy Jetraon 0«ro vaon SonrJo Wwon Steven Wiw NjW Wnron vmom Joi� � lute Trocy As ftaxtoltatoc lyne - Koetoe ftjmrt Actevig tov-y Kene OLD RIVALS NEW FRIENDS rhe United Stores vs. Russia. The Vikings vs. the Dears. North vs. Wesr. Rivalry gives color to 6fe Remember when ir come rime to compere with North or Wesr Junior High in after-school sports. No morter where the gomes were held, whether it was or North’s football field or or West's tennis courts, the visitors were always the ones most feored. Throughout the junior high years, North and Wesr compered wirh eoch other and become bitter rivals. Eoch school felt rhor ir wos the better of the two. A sea- son would be a success os long as the aoss Jisrricr rival was defeated. Now os sophomores, they were on the some reams, in the some classes, involved in the some organizations. The rivalry ended. The only difference ever between them now wos the name of their former junior high. They began to work together rather than ogaonsr eoch other. No longer were the students on the bus cheering against eoch other, but were cheering together as one. Now they were oil o parr of Hopkins High School. Mott Coppo ore worlng COOr SEEING SENIORS' SOPHOMORES 63 84 SOPHOMORES Lo Thcma lodimw VlW iMYUrt HWlUOTB M e lut r eje JVWOluK) HK� fer ludonJ • « l � fe«t Mogruon OMd Mc xh Oortn Mom Ox Mcn o Tro Mcnh Ovmt Moot Krti n Mcr - i Ji Mawi Mft Mcmton MttoH Mor� Mxfatr McCcroi MoVAAXotum Tom McComH ferry MdfcreM TotMMcDomW •o ' Me Crane 0o McM5f� fef Mc He , Scro Me Vfcjr VkmMwkM KattMn MMchm V««V MirtfnMi Antrory M y«r FEAR? EXCITEMENT? CONFUSION? sychologtsrs mighr hove V said rhor sophomores on rhe firsr doy of school, invoriboly experienced poronoio. In focr sophomores could hove oppeored in psych journals os evidence of o newly discovered Wness edied so-phoporonoio. Evidence of rhe loess surfaced in commenrs mode by sopho- mores on opening doy My schedule wos confused, and I went ro oil rhe wrong dosses. Corin Smirh I gor k sr, bur ir wos o prerry good doy anyway.”-Jenni Umborger Ir is o lor dtfferenr from Wesr!”-Allison Sitz Good looking women. -Dad Goodrich Lorge ond crowded. -Chod Dowers Georgous guys. -Julie Rynders “More freedom!”-Srocey Vee. SOPHOMORES 65 Vxm Mrt-oo MMMw 66 Ang«0 A«0 Cbbcrc v -Ctono Mfc� UMbo . v -Morvd Mm Ang«o Mb Oiw� MrrOxn Adam Mrr « «WO MKfd Oryan Maxtw Kkw Morgan Mcr� w Moro (Vod Mom ibcr V Mwqo OwMai Aodn� y Mim tnk ! 3c Mjpfy lm Vnoy MorV Nasb CVo Noes Onwon Don Nobcn 9� Noban Pcii Ncbon lor f Mrton Adam Mono A� v.Nrv«t d Amy Ngyyon OryngNg yon Ion l V JV n (Vo HrftrtyM Koory No! IW« Nd n� N Ncrdjron ■-- -- ••V r«jnng Vomy Nermon Oano Nyotcom Vonrcn OtV Chod Cban Oowcdw Cbon Oovol Cbon OioC Cbon K w Ono ►drtw� V ftjdiooo ■ - - - . OV- . --« ATnH nXTOO WoBfocy Pago SOPHOMORE I onx� Portf )«V Pent -! NrflVon (ftwn) Mn ■Vtecca PV-wm Omopher Rrowi KBWI (’•wner Ham fww WwwMaerror CNvo' S yJ o Voc«y W o ny Jons' tow Mcfco to� ttov« to-r ' Joson Pnr.r icon Prrcc ToOOMtn Tory: Ouar Seer OJ s Atano (Vjfttom too never lonyo IWfiiw OoroIWO Hear Area n« o fvvon ta«rJ Mrfcso fi+rtvra Anftyy fWewLr Amy Itofrirar V cn IWlrtOi Dcoro n m� � (k to SOPHOMORE 87 86 EncRjce Ion Rtf' Toryo JeffRotxrg Dory Mtxm Mcrfono Return toi Rottucn IVm Rotreon S« h Podo TVroty Rodr Xte fogtn Mono Arroo Rc � CcrofcTV torn © Uo ftomperf Uo fiooO Screh Rce - t 'gc« Robt Ro op( to fcmwi Mcc Rod ArtJtw Atorw (Vpp Co-Ooc toto M om Ruanon Soro Rtfwn Moon ftyon lc Rydr 4 X � ftytopn Rob Sob« Luco� Sartoio Deonno 5cnd r Sera 5ondb � 9 Mro Sonduri tor n ‘xtxrr Vcrf w 5 J d � Wxtn Trocy Sd rw Wjeao Sdimeo XTHTOVI y Sdnwg S SrKrrWi Aaron Sdeenotfc Joseph Vfnv SOPHOMORES Mo Vjrora R«t «o Vtv� i TomfTfjr’ itfvrfc TEACHERS' PEEVES Oow«j im Oim hnjrr Herat � o� Wn Vwjp (Wd Shttkn t-tto fro y� por kcr I on� Vipr, Qcro Vrrr R yocrre . luboVw JeranW� to Afconifti G r Wio Am Doe THony VHrr.rort Tftttn !t rrrror� CcrYiVwft ChoM Vnh ■« Vr t tA: V mr Arttory iornfn r1 3 Yono tottro Oniro Vxro a Troty fcnxi JomniWi Scon Homfron nos the idea' 10 ways ro drive reachers crazy rudenrs have always been obsessed wirh rhe idea of driving rheir reochers crazy Ir has been a rrodirion passed down from generation ro generation. Porenrs did ir ond rheir porenrs did ir ond now rhe rrodirion continued. The infaruarion wirh driving reachers up rhe wall was alive and kicking. Once students figured our whor really peeved rhe teacher. rhe resr was easy Peeving was accomplished by: 1 Being smarter than rhe 6 Asking rhe reocher if he or teacher 2 Passing or writing notes in she eryoyed rhe football gome while he she lec- doss 3 Writing conversations on rhe desk tops 4. Listening ro o WoSkmon during olgebro lecture. 5. Earing sunflower seeds in doss, then spirting rhe shells in rhe vents. 6 Coming ro doss lore everyday without o pass 7. Topping o pend ogoinsr the desk while taking o resr. rues on Zeus rhe Greek God 9. Getting rhe whole doss ro reS rhe reocher rhor rhe final resr is on Monday, even though it's scheduled for Friday 10 Lost, bur nor least ... get ring everyone ro leave rhe room, if rhe reocher doesn ‘r show-up within five minutes after the beS has rung. SOPHOMORES 69 SOPHOMORES KarKi Vnw K vy VoB fUTorO Vcw« KWO Vogon« (W VcMuitfy lomoro 'Vary Ayr V« tratai V« J Jason v«ee« Daw Vw Orvr V oc� OrtM wt-«c iK M tioe VYwrnyon Warno Vfcrr6 Kconem VrxJry J ff� «V Viw Any Vn� � bfurt Voter Vfcyn Vong IW Ver« OKpmri Vnyi IVwnr Vny tf� ve� Vog sr� W Otro Y« n aik Yarn Jcrotyjr, rot. OlOO Vcyrr g Cate - Yy� yji Uo ■W 2lo TEACHERS' PETS 10 ways ro manipulore reochers . ike rhose students rhar hod been frying ro irnrore reochers. rhere were always rhose who did rhe complete opposite £ These students were rhe type who liked ro be colled o 3r Drown noser or most commonly, o Teacher's per”. Teacher’s pets hod certain qualities, cerrom choroaerisrics which endeared them ro become fovored by rhe teacher These qualities and characteristics con be eosfy acquired by following these instructions. 1. Come ro doss prepored -bring pencil, paper, and homework. 2 Always get in doss before rhe beH rings. 3 Sir in assigned seor for in feor of confusing rhe reocher 4. f oise your hand when asking or answering o question 5 Appear interested in doss 6 Become involved in doss dts cussions and group activities 7 Never stop compftmennng Devotion ro rhese rules has os reocher's heart os well os in his c rhe reocher on his her looks 8 Always volunteer ro hand our papers 9 Be helpful toward other students ond shore materials 10 Ask for extra credit, even though it's nor required 11 Never, ever skip dass 12 finoty, ond most importantly ... be discreet ond subtle. Don 'r let rhe reocher catch on that he she is being monpu kited jred srudenrs o good place in the her grodebook work dAgertrty when og around the ctossrc SOPHOMORES 91 dt P oolsies. Old rimers Coach McDonald. Torn hgo-rmenrs. Gross sroins. Coach Luke wirh a rhirreen-yeor winning srreok Healed broken legs. Bkxk and blue marlss. From our of nowhere. New conference league. Old rivals. Games won. Games losr. Hours and hours of devored procrice. Shurours. Broken hockey sricks. Arere. Freerhrows. Kicking around a soccer boll in rhe roin. The efforr pur inro our sporrs rhis year was our of rhe ordinory. SPORTS 93 royal athletes spark antastic support i She’s gor rhe bes? legs on rhe reom! Thor's my son our rhere!” ' Why. is everyone cheering ? Did we moke o goal or somerhmg? Go Dig Dlue� Sound familiar? Sure. Ar ony arhlerk: evenr, on ony day. remarks like rhese echoed Through rhe sronds Fans. Whor would ony sporrs evenr be Ike wirhour rhem? Fans gove supporr ond enrhusiosric encourgemenr ro reams. Fans cheered rheir teams ro vicrory ond consoled rheir reams when faced with defeat They were viral ro a reom’s success Fans, however, were nor oil rhe some Alrhough they oil sor in rhe crowd, rhey ol hod vorous behaviors which were easy ro classify into four derma groups 94- FANS Focused Fans These fans wenr ro o volleyball gome or hockey gome ond kepr rheir eye on one particular ployer serring rhe boll or gliding down rhe ice. These fons. who usually sor in rhe fronr rows ro ger o good view, come ro rhe gomes or meers jusr ro see one ployer in oaion. When rhar special ployer wenr ro rhe bench, rhe focused fon would immediorely lose inreresr in rhe ocrion and heod for rhe concession srond Soon, rhough, rhis fon would rerurn ro gaze admiringly or rhor spe-ool ployer. Proud Parents Parents were the fans who were token for granted. These were the people who d 9entfy showed up for the games in snow, sleet, or rain, just so they could be there when their son or daughter mode a goal, bosket, touchdown, or got his or her best rime in running or swimming. It didn't matter if the ream hodn't won o game or meet ol season, parents always showed up. Of ol the groups of fans, parents might have possibly been the most biased and rabid. Socializers There were, of course, fans who came to games mainly to sooolize. Believe ir or nor. these fans did not pay attention to the gome bur rather to the girl or guy who was spreading the latest gossip. A rypicol sotiafizer was characterized by the quotes, What kind of gome is this onywoy? Who won?” and What hoppenened? These fons cruised the stands, looking for groups to stop and char with. They could also be found oround the concession stands ot most gomes. Socializers didn't come for the gomes; they come for the crowd! They were oH oround. They could eosly be spotted by their blue and silver foces, dorhes, and exuberent enthusiasm. These fans got into the game. They went to the gomes to watch them - cheering the victories ond suffering the defeats as if they were one of the players. True Blue Royals” were usualy the fans with their or ms in the air ond their mouths screaming cheers. Their enthusiasm spread through the sronds generating even more spirit. FANS 95 Seniors Jesse toutges, Tom Wrtghr, Mfce Pratt, ond junior Greg Peterman show the rrensfy or the grl's vote voleytxal tournament True Blue Royals people who odd that special touch ehind the scenes 70 ger rhe boll rolling, rhe puck flying, rhe swimmer’s swim rrwig. or rhe runner's sphering. if wos necessory ro hove on enrhustosne reom ond qualified cooches Bur it rook more rhon simply rhe cooches ond rhe orhleres ro ger rhe job done. Behind rhe scenes counrless people pur � n counrless hours ro see rhor rhe show gor on rhe rood And mosr of rheir work ond decxoiton wenr unnonced. Ar least unri now There needed ro be someone who could organize ond oversee rhe referees, announcers, ricker rokers. srudenr monog-ers, ond srarisriaans. This some person also needed ro rent facilities for rhe evenrs ond provide transportation for rhe ployers He also worked on scheduling gomes ond practices This person was rhe oll-lmpor rant, yer rarely noticed, orhlerie d ecror Once rhe orhlerie direaor finished Ns work, rhe work of other behind-rhe scenes people began Student managers gor rhe equipment reody ro go. worer borrtes Wed, and gave moral support Ticker rokers, usuolly foculry. sold tickers ro loyal fans Announcers gor rhe microphones reody for rhe gomes ptay-bypiay And srudenr srorisricions durched clipboards rallying each play Wirhour these dedicated studenrs and sroff, rhe orhleres would hove been left in cn empty building or quer field ploying before nobody 96 BEHIND THE SCENES Athletic Director: George Reynolds oversees end organizes behndrhescenes derats ond arranges between 850900 gomes o yeor nnouncers: Who scored rhor la$r goal5 Juy ferea for Don Pernuio ro updore rhe hockey fans on rhe lorey ocnon I Managers: Before the gome bangs, Ron Hermonsen mokes sure rhe equpment is in order, water bottles ore filed, ond the first dd tor is ready ro go I had a lot ot respons bties. and although sometimes it was iard work. I kked it because got to know the players wen Tom Corey, football manager Statisticians: Vwwi Dcrt. ktorrro felon. orxJ Mory Ounn focus on me coco in coOoc to roly me next Ctoy n me records Ticket Takers: Seed o ticket for me gcnv.5 TNye's no scafcxng hero s«xe Mr Oatsch eogery owns to vel me next rckot -DEHIND THE SCENES 97 NEW COACH BRINGS CHANGE hen new Heod Coach Ken McDonokj firsr come ro Hop-tons High he wos expecting the worst (knowing that HHS finished lay year's season without winning a conference game), hoping for the best, and being satisfied by coming up somewhere in the mickfle. The ream ployed wefl, bur it wasn't until lore in the season when they finally pur everything together. There was o lor more motivation on the port of the team,'' said Senior Kent Kyfo, whde Senior Jesse Toutges added, The ream was in great condition.” Although the beginning of the season disappointed the ream, they won the game against Eden Prairie and finished up by bearing Sr. Louis Pork in the lay gome. Another player said that it rook awhile for the ream ro adjuy ro Coach McDonald's system, bur when it storted sinking in, the ream began ro play well. The ream, led by captains Dill Van Of- feren and Marry Holker finished the season with a 2-6 record. Coach McDonald, who, sod Senior Shawn Doherty, has a positive orrirude which is carried over ro the players,” had o positive feeling about next year combining the sophomores' skills wirh the juniors' size As Senior Don Honnon sod, It's o new beginning for a new era of Hopkins football,” and a goal for next year was ro earn more respect for the foorbal team, and generate the ROYAL PRIDE. Most improved ream members were: offensive player, Per Sandom; defensive newcomer, Dob Dylong; special ream, Chris Darrh; and junior varsiry, Don Reed. The Mr. Hustle winners were Jesse Toutges ond junior Jim Keen; ond All Conference honors went ro Jason Schneider and Jim Keen wirh honorable mentions to Shown Doherty, Drod Hanson, Trent Steel, ond Greg Fischer. Heod cooch. Ken McDonald, and trie players, onnopofe the action on rhe field The foorbal ream demonstrates rhor they have relent off rhe field as wet as on when they perform the ‘ Homecoming Shuffle for Homecoming '86 98 FOOTDALL Seniors Russ Olson and Drod Hanson show they’re proud to be Royals Jurxx Jm Keen ond Senior Jason Schneider, AI Conference Wnners. wormup for rhe gome Jurvor Joel Murray comes rhe bd in th gome rhor led Hopkns ro o victory over Sr Louis Pork TM SmREBOflRn HOP OPP 0 Armstrong 23 0 Osseo 20 14 Mmnefonka 21 14 Richfield 17 0 Woyzoro 14 29 Eden Prone 21 0 Cooper 21 0 Edna 21 14 Sf Louts Pork 12 From row: Mke Prorr. Enc Ekholm. Oyan Olson. Eric Hougen. Mke Dovids. Dove Yu. Tim Poufeon. Jm Keen. Joscn Krough. Morr Hockerr, Ron McClure. Joel Murray. Per Sondum Second row: Greg NicWow. Mark Lamp. Dob Dytong. Rondy Doendorf. Rich Lmdsrrom. Mke Cose, Orod Henson. Don Honnon. Mark Pocheco. Jeff Carlson. Jason Hotasek. Enc Anderson, Ed Gruss, Trove Oebo. Thrd row Jason Schneider. Tom Monson. Jason Nelson. CoCoprom Many Hoker. Rob Reed. Greg Perermon. Mke Matter. Troy Chesser. Don Reed. Kevin Lynch. Kenr Kylo. Morr Mschel. Dovxj Huron. Co-Coproin M Von Offeren. Chns Gardener (manogeO- Dock row Greg Fischer. Mke Johnson. Lorry Hough. Jeff Theel. Russ Olson, Shown Doherry, Tom Vnghr, Tony Durbeck. Wode Mortson. Chns Klon. Jesse Toutges, Trenr Sr eel. Assr Cooch A! Peterson, Heod Cooch Ken McDonald. Assr Cooch Jerry Weber. Assr Cooch Dick Robinson. Assr Cooch Paul Oengrson SCOREBOARD HOP OPP 1 Cooper 1 2 Richfield 1 0 Edno 4 0 Minnetonka 0 2 Sr Lows Pork 1 0 Wcyzara 2 2 Eden Prone 0 1 Cooper 2 2 R hriHd 0 1 Sr Cloud Tech 0 0 Edna 1 3 M meronko 2 0 Sr Lous Park 0 0 Kennedy 2 2 Mocfcon Memonol 1 0 Neeooh 5 2 Whre Fish Doy 1 0 Wayzato 0 2 Eden Prone 0 Regans t Cooper 2 L J The end of on eighr-yeor rrodirion S) rebuffing yeor is how Cooch Ron i Sellnow described rhe boys vorsiry soccer season. With assiyont coaches Tony Smith. Bruce Peckham ood Rich Scorrergood, rhe reom puBed our o season record of 9-74 which wasn't bod considering they scored only 21 goals in 20 gomes. Cooch Sellnow suggested that rhe lack of goals was a resulr of nor having o prominent scorer. We kept looking for one player to be our leading scorer, bur we never found Nm” The highlight of rhe season was rhe Madison Invitational. This year, rhe third yeor Hopkins hod been represented or rhe rournomenr, proved to hove rhe roughest competition. Among rhe eight reams were rhe Illinois and Wisconsin yore champions. The first opponent they foced was Madison Memorial High School (14-3). Ar rhe end of four quarters ond two overtimes, rhe score was 1-1, bur in rournomenrs. o tie isn't possible. So. with nighr coming quickly ond on unfcr field, they began rhe shoorour. FinoBy, after several mirv rues of intense anticipation and many dose cols in rhe dark, Junior Pete Fischer mode a kick to win rhe first game, giving rhe Royals their first, first-round victory ever. The following day in rhe mud ond cold, the Royals foced the Wscons' yore chomps. Neenoh, who won 50, ond tan? foced White Fish Boy, who they triumphant. defeated 2-1. This final victory gave them rhcrd place in rhe rournomenr, rhe bey in three year The ream went to rhe region tournament bur was bear out in their firy gome by Coope ' Although Hopkins hod no All-Store player: three were nomed to the All-Conference rosre' Mike Rollin, Peter Boordmon and Todd Steiner Mike Rollin was otso rhe Leading Scorer with fivt goals and one assiy. Perhaps rhe greatest motivation for winning was because it was Cooch Sellnow's lay year oj cooching After eight years of coaching boy soccer, Sellnow decided it was rime to watch he kids grow up He said he was reluctant ro leov: bur said he would possibly return in rhe future r cooch ogam. Sellnow was respected by Ns players becouy he emphasized nor only winning but also tri-need for them to mature as players ond odufr: He stressed rhe imporronce of keeping things perspective. After oil,” he soid, This is only or part of their fcves.” Some pictures ore courresy of Rob Gordon From rhe frisr doy of practice ro rhe losr gome of rhe yeor, much improvemenr wos mode. We wenr from ploying os individuals, ro ploying os o reom.” -Coproin Morr Miller 100 BOYS SOCCER Vorsrfy Frsr Row Adorn Soeks. Ryon DoN. Joet Person. Chris Cteon, CoCopro Peter Ooadmon. Mats Sourer. k‘ Wnrer. CoCopran Mar M er. Pete Fischer. John Schmonski, Tom Coppo Middle Row Dung Huynh. Jm Gruver. Oenr-Wnghr, Greg Henecke. Morcus Lowry. CoCopton Mke koftn. Morr Cooke, lonce Srrwh. Jon Shook. Todd Srener. Joe-Cooper. Vonce Boron Bock flow Bruce Peckhom. Rich Scorrergood. Chris Evonson. Sreve Sobes. Dove Sreher. Ky Reinhardt. Chns Duesmon. Orerr Kjos. Dove Myers, Andy Dotff. Jeff Henson. Pa Detaney. Jon Wondrei. Todd Dvorak! MK Green. Chod Erickson. Ron SeSnow. Tonv Smith Left Perer Boordmon, whose goois ogoinsr overoge wos 1.2. saves one more, Right: Anridpomg his opponent. Junior Todd Dvorak (wlrh 1 goal ond 3 ossjsrs), kicks rhe bol dear Adom Socks gives a frteody reminder ro Mort Mier obour Today's gome. Mcrr repies. “Vhar-cho rakin' 'bout Adom?” Cooch SeCnow exptoins rhe way it’s going ro be left Cocopro Vgoolrender Missy Pouf. who was rhe yon05 goofrender toy year, ployed only a few gomes rhts yeor os o result of ronsins compkahons Below Co-capron Jenny Btoomer end furore Co opron Jolene Ofcve work together ro show whor kind of work ir rokes ro ploy soccer flight Cocoprain Dtono Mxtoel hos her leg wrapped by Cooch Urecky so os to prevent muscle spasms and cramps SCOREBOARD Cooper Richfield Edno Minnetonka St louts Pork Wayzaro Eden Prone Cooper Rchfiefd Edna Mnnetonko Sr louts Perk Woyzofo Eden Prone Regens Minnetonka Cooper tn rwo overnmes) Vors ry Front Row EmZy Munkeby Tiffony Frokk, Jolene Ofcve, Heidi Dutier. Heidi Schuenemon. Oono Michoel, Potty Hegre, Missy Noun Midde Row Heorher Dunbcr, Roso Earley, Nordos Debebe. Jenny Boomer, lesie Duront. Mory Oouer. Suzoroe Grondshomp. Tori Wil;oms Bock Row Bobtx lewondowskl, Jenny Murray, Kathy Sutvon, Amy Kroeten, Mtssy Paul, Soto Krolewski, Rochel Ccrpenter, Krtsrin Cortson. Soroh Rosenberger. Nno Sondum, Oerh Coins. Heod Cooch John Urecky 102 GIRLS SOCCER A year of fun and games f I he girls vorsiry soccer ream, if de-I scribed in one word, would defi- nirely be young . This factor seemed ro be o major porr of the season Returning vorsiry piayers this yeor were Missy Poul, Party Hegre, Heidi Burier, Jenny Bloomer and Diono Michaels. In addition ro these players, fourteen seniors, one junior, four sophomores, two freshmen, and two eighth graders parrici-pared in the girts vorsiry soccer program. Our of rhese 24 girls, however, rhe four-junior high girls were starters, oiong with six high school girls. Coach John Urecky surmised rhor their 6-9-1 record was partially a resulr of rheir bemg young and inexperienced He did therefore, look ro rhe following years with anticipation As rhe younger players matured, both mentally ond physically, he predicted rhor he would hove o strong ream. He stored rhor although they were sometimes whipped on rhe scoreboard, ir wasn't because they played badly, bur rather ir was rheir misrokes on which rhe other reams copirolized Despite rhe sometimes disappointing results, rhe players remained positive. Senior Rochel Carpenter said they had a lor of fun, on and off rhe field. Amy Kroeren, also o senior, odded rhor they grew dose Even rhe junior high girls We kind of rook them under our wings. Vorsiry awards this yeor were given ro seven players. Diana Michael went home wirh rhe M.V.P. All-Conference, ond Leading Scorer honors. Jenny Bloomer olso won rhe M.V.P. and All-Conference, plus rhe Coaches Award and she was also nomed ro rhe Al-Srore ream. Missy Poul got rhe Oursronding Sehor Aword ond Kathy Sufivan was rhe Most Improved Player. Heidi Burier received rhe Horvxoble Mention for All-Conference ond rhe Rookie Aword, given ro o first year senior who wos also a srorrer, went ro Leslie Durant. Weoring rheir ne-dyed T-shirts, rhe girts enjoy on end of the season get-together. Pr xeton Ifivtr little Forts Invtr Elk River lr� v«r Loke Coherence Loke Corteroccc Idse Conference loke Conference Regon 6AA Left future Capron. Phi Or cermet. foshes on etecrrrfying roce Above ond below Cooch Noreen reflects on h6 AJ Conference. Al Reckon runner Wayne Murphy, ond on squeezng the mow out of (tXrcon) Lemmon. 104 DOYS CROSS COUNTRY ■■ ■• Row: Dune on Lemmon, Boon Fields. Scon Hanson. Ed Arnold. M Medchl. Mfse LeSoge. Jamie Wcjck. Midde Row -d DuucK Peter Ficns. John Coeguyt. Dob Kerst. Phi Dremer. Orion Neren. David Herbsr. Dove Olson. Don Hemze Doc • w Wayne Murphy. Wode Dove. Sreve Lndstrom, Drod Mommsen. Kurr Jewel. VTodmr Scheglowski. Mart Area. Peter ikvsen. Heod Cooch Pod Noreen lex xx Richard Sermons, here comes M Medchl't A borveh of Dororhy womo • bes off to folow rhe ye ow bock rood .. folow rhe ye«ow brick rood Cooch Noreeo's reom worked hord ro fooh rhe season wirh o 6-3 record. BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 105 he pom. The pressure. The agony of defear. The was whor rhe boys cross counrry runners experienced every day There was high menrol yram and individual pressure on rhe runners. Unlike reom sports, rhe responsibly of doing well was oB on rhe individual. Dur despite rhor, rhey monoged o good record of six wins and rhree losses. The season wrop up or Regtonols was disappointing ro Head Cooch Paul Noreen, as wefl as ro rhe reom. They hod rhe porennol, were wel Trained, and wonted ro finish up rhe year well. Noreen said maybe rhey wonted ir roo much. They finished in seventh place, and even if rheir ronk ddn'r show ir, there were many excellent occompfchmenrs over rhe course of rhe season. Junior John Coequyr, showed Ns endurance and reom spirit, by running in rhe Regonois wirh o bod case of srrep rhroar. Junior Wayne Murphy was named All-Conference and AB-Region. Senior coproin Kurt Jewell, showed excel lent improvement and strong leadership. along wirh rhe or her coproins. Dove Olson, and Drad Mortinsen. Cooch Noreen was oprimisne for rhe 1987 reom. There were seven returning runners including this year's number one runner, Wayne Murphy, along with strong sophomores, Dill Medchfl ond Duncon Lem moo Front Row Megon Hoftnbeck. Oecky Petersen, Page Neteon, Jody Porten, Ann Skoe, Kristen Toy Dock Row Mery Drocken, Soro Gets, Cdeen Connery, Heod Cooch Jm Rovn, J« Longer, Jeono Longer, Mono Rojos Left Senior M Longer was voted Most Improved Runner The grear pain experience builds spirit ery good, was the way cooch Jim Rovn summed up rhe seoson. We bear 60% of rhe reams we ran againy.” This oprimism carried Through rhe season and rhe record illusrrored rhe ream's success. The Royols' besr meer was rhe 0k River Invi-rorional, or which They rook firy place over nine orher schools. Cooch Rovn was olso pleased with rheir performance or rhe Lake Conference meer where rhey pkxed fourrh. Th6 was a particularly good meer because six our of seven runners achieved rheir personal besr. When asked abour rhis year's reom, he sokj, They were good runners, no doubr. There was good ream spirir, and rhe girls were conscientious and worked hard. Senior Jeana Longer commented, Ir (rhe season) wasn't rhe best, but we gor stronger os rhe season wenr on, ond Colleen Connery sad, “We hod fun Decouse of their perseverance and hord work, Jeana Longer ond Poige Nelson made rhe Al Conference reom. Ateev Rank Pmcefon Oh Invitonond ko9 n 6AA 7rh lake 4rh Conference trie Fafc 6fh Invtrorioncl lake 3rd Conference Loko 2nd Conference Loite 2nd Coherence Bk River ty Invuononcf L 1 G'RLS CROSS COUNTRY 107 Girls go ro Srare for firsr rime ever omiy. fTF (In rheir foces) Nome rhor rune. Ear White Leather. I We ore proud of you. Those were jusr o few of rhe elements pur rogerher ro produce o store volleyboll reom. Ths wos the firsr year in twelve rhor Cooch Louise Long's volleyboll reom went ro store. Even though rhe reom lost ro borh Torino Groce ond Hibbing, for Long rhe rhrill wos indescribable. I thought ir would be neor • bur ir wos rhe greorey she also rhoughr there wos more pressure getting ro store, rhon going ro srore. She wasn't kiddtng. The girls worked grueling hours of procrice, which included rhe infomous rwo mile run every day ir didn't rotn. Yet there wos o lor of fun involved too. whether it wos singing Louie Louie, or ploying rhe odd o noise gome.” Fomily wos o definite feeling in rhe reom. The cooches were like Mom ond Dad, always looking our for you, said Junior Jenny Anderson. The player were, ro Cooch Long, nice girls, who grew o lor this yeor Soid Junior Meghon DJoni- gon, We never felr like seporared reams. We ofl helped each other our one cooperated wirh each other. Even sophomore Amy Axel felt comfortable in rhe group. We oil knew eoch other since we had practiced ol summer, sc when ir come ro rhe season we didn't feel Ike sophomores or juniors or seniors. Fan spirit encouraged rhe volleyboll reom. The fans went our of rheir woy ro support us, ond were jusr redly cool. They broughr us candy ond balloons and serenoded us before rhe srore gome. The support of rhe fons psychec them up ro go on ro beor Minneronko in Regions ond this spirir rubbed off on rhe players, propelling them ro rhe srore tournament. The three reoms performed beautifully. Whether it wos rhe srare vor-siry reom, rhe junior vorsiry reom with o 25-0 record, or rhe sophomore reom with o 9-4 record, oil members hod on enjoyable season ond even though they didn't win rhe srore rournomenr, Mrs Long summed up rhe yeor best when she soid, Ir wos o greor season! Varsity. Fronr kow Kim Mohogen, Andrea Martin. Am Hanson, Mondy Lnd Dock kow Assr Cooch George Priedtts. Copt Katie Le Soge. Jenny Morrson. Copt Cindy Thieien. Amy Axe). Sue Gonyeo. Asst Cooch Jufee Nos vis. Cooch Louise Long Absent Am Young The only sophomore on the vorsiry reom. Amy Axel hopes t won’t hurt os Ame Young onxousJy woirs Enthusiastic Cooch Louise Long fights for controf os she fries to fro rhe reom 108 VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD Pcry C« � � V3wmc r� Cdwn Sttrv rtrrrwOy N V PixJ kumw V lee Pov Coco EOio v iou� h K Voytcrc MnrwicrW) Coon (Vo McX K Anrww} Moy� U rcri (Ofi (Vcr IvTAW) Oikoo AfOCW fdno IVMW« Mm iywo JMff Jcnno Croce Coocentrcrion 6 the key ro o successful gome. os shown here by Anbreo Morrtv Womg m onrioporon foe rher opponents next move ore Sue Gonyeo end And-'eo Morrtn Form is ofwoys of rhe urmosr mpononce in CoCoproin Korie leSoge's VOLLEYDALL 109 [scoreboard HOP OPP 7 Sourh Wesr 0 7 Fridley 0 5 Pork Center 2 6 Armstrong 1 2 Bcrnsvie 5 0 Wayzoro 4 2 Mmneronko 5 7 Sr. Lous Paris 0 6 Richfield 1 0 Eden Pririe 4 0 Edcno 6 6 Cooper 1 7 Sr Louis Pork 1 3 Orono 4 J 110 GIRLS TENNIS Realignment affects standings ive of our losses were ro reams rored in rhe rop 6 in rhe srore, ( including Edna and Burnsvie who were finofers in rhe srore rourno-menr. In rhe pasr we hove usually won our division, bur because of rhe reo gn-menr, our early season losses ro rhe srore's rop reoms sropped us from doing so, Head Cooch Ken Novok explained Tri-coproins, Julie Bonks, Jackie Jocobs, ond Amy Polm encouraged rhe reom ro work hord ond ro show rogerherness. Doily, rhe coproins drilled rhe reom ro work on reflexes, speed, balance, ond endurance. The key, rhough, wos rheir rogerherness, Caproin Jackie Jocobs, winner of rhe Hopkins Royal A word, acknowledged. This year wos o spared year. Before each gome, rhe reom garhered in o group, sracked rheir hcnds ond yelled. TOGETHER Tennis wos on individual spon, bur rhe players rried rheir hardesr ro be one reom rooring for eoch orher enrhustosricolly. We ci gor olong wirh eoch orher ond hod rhe besr year ever, exclaimed Senior Jube Oporz. This year's scores did nor rel much obouT rhe reom. Coprain Jufce Bonks, on-orher Royol Award winner in oddirion ro being named AB-Conference, reflecred, The division change in our conference rhe year mode it impossible for our reom ro rake firsr pbce. Insreod we omed for fourrh ond ended up raking founh ploce. Cooch Novak was pleased wirh rhe way ir rurned our. Junior Heorher Thorson. number one singles, wos one of rhe ream's ouryondng performers. She, like Julie Bonks, wos named ABConference. Cooch Novak said, “This year's reom wos o SUPER group ro be o pan of - ir wos on honor ro coach o reom of people wirh such doss!! En-Wy Rorenberg shows picrure perfect bockhood form 4th singles ptoyer X e Oporz serves ro her opponents discontent Foster rhon o speeding buler, Ccxoptom Jodsie Jocobs lunges for the bol Vorsiry-Front Row Penny Kernpotnen, Heorher Thorson. Middle Row. Xjbe Oonfss, Jodsie Jocobs. Amy Pofcn Bods Row Asseronr Cooch Don Stuort. Lesley Anderstrom, Lesley Jorgenson, Corhy Anderson. Debbie Curron, AAe Oporz, EmSy ftoreoberg, Heod Cooch Ken Novok. PegorcJess of the pom. Cocoprom Amy Pdm continues to show her derermmorion ond oggressmn ( SCOREBOARD HOP 2nd Having Invtf OPP 94 Woyzora 78 108 Cooper 51 2nd Eou Ckwe 101 MinnerorJsa 71 69 Edmo 100 60 St Lous Pork 22 79 Nonhfield 93 95 Richfield 77 2nd SECTION MEET V 20th STATE MEET J Ir's another winning season � f think our ream turned our ro be stronger than ony of us thought m it would. Even though we lost our steals we hove ro tools or C what our ream accomplished this year, nor past years, was Anne Lins-moyer's reaction ro the '86 season The girls swim reom has usually hod an excellent season, ond this year was no exception. With o 5-2 record, they placed second or the region meet ond once ogoin advanced ro the stare meet. Along the way they achieved new heights. Senior Toro Simpson accomplished a personal record rime in her leg of the 400 yard freestyle relay, as did sophomore Jenny Larson. Jone Linsmayer, a junior this year, ond freshman Moily McGlennon both made All-Stare Senior Darcy Lysne returned ro the stare meet for her fifth year, and Kecia Arnold overcame shoulder problems ro compere at the meet Newcomer ro the ream ond a defnire positive oddiron, Coach Nan Corwin gave the divers something ro cheer about. She helped the divers finish on excellent season by plocing 4 divers in the top 12 or the Region meet, and advancing 2 ro the stare meet. “Non helped me moke It oil the way. A3 rhe work ... It finally paid off, I'm going ro store' And I actually won regions. I couldn't have done it without her None of us could hove, soid Senior Darcy Spielmonn who finished 7rh at srore. Bur rhe accomplishments throughout rhe year extended beyond plocing in rhe srore meet Because they lost their first dual meet in severol yeors, they had ro come bock as a unit ro remain o reom Coach Elmer Luke exptoined, “It rook two meets ro get over rhe loss ro Edina whether rhe girls realized it or nor. It was halfway through rhe Richfield meet when they finally pulled together as a family and become winners. Whor was different about this ream was its unity. “At first rhe reom was ol sorts of different people, ond it srorrs our that way every year, bur we always end up pulling together ike a family. It's so different than being jusr any ream. stared Senior Kotie Young Coach Luke was rhe first ro agree with rhe spirit. “Yes. our seniors did a good job this year, he said, providing support ond motivation, leading rhe girls ro another outyondng season Fronr Row Iowa Roth. Toro Vrpsoa, jii Corison. Coptom Gg Longer, Copfah Aie Larson, Kim Erickson, Moty McGtennon. Jenny Reuer Second row He J Oury. Sara Defers. Wendy Lysne. Darcy Spelmonn. Trioo Norrfey Thrd row: Jenny Lorson. Metone Ryan, Anne Pasqucini. Wendy Wherry. Kone Young, Stko Fisher. Jenny Morrson Fourth row Jonce Dtoff. Met Mu«er, We Hersk, Jufce Sreetmon, Erko Stein, Dorcy Lysne. Jone Lnsmoyer. Divrg Cooch Non Corwin. Heod Cooch Elmer Luke. Assrsronr Cooch Dob Johnson. Srocy Theet, Jenn er Umborker. Mane Henson. Keoo Arnold. Heorher Re 3. Uso Turner. Loro Ermer ond Corol Gube 112 GIRLS SWIMMING Dorcy Spielmonn orches roword onother wlnrvng vo Storetoound divers Leo Turner and Region Champion Dorcy Spieimann ae proud of rheir cooch. Non Corwin Spietmonn ptoced 7th in Store Flying” her woy ro rhe finish. Copran GG Longer shows she has the right stuff Inside picture: Hoving mode e to store, Jenny Larson, Keoa Arnold. Toro Simpson. Jane Lnsmayer. Dorcy Lysne. ond Mo y McGennon smie proudly GIRLS SWIMMING 113 SWIMMERS TIE FOR CONFERENCE TITLE, PLACE 10TK IN STATE m en, definirety! wos how senior co opron Chorlie a Townes rored rhe swim ■ season Wirhour o doubr, ir wos one of rhe besr seasons yer. The ream, which wos un-ronked or rhe beginning of rhe season, ried ropranked Edina in rheir dual meer, giving rhem o shore of rhe conference championship, ond placed renrh in srore. The seoson, according ro Cooch Elmer Luke, wos rhe besr we've ever hod os for os making progress and achieving goals. ” The mosr-improved swimmers were seniors Chris Nelson, who compered in rhe 200 and 500 freesryle, ond Mike Eng wall, who sworn rhe bocksrroke ond wos in rhe medley relay or srore. Junior Eric Engberg also excelled os did Townes. Co oprain Chris Larson, ond senior Don Farber. Perhaps rhe mosr exdring dual meer wos agoinsr Edmo, because we ried o ream rhor should hove blown us away, exdaimed senior Chod Erickson. The ream ried Edina, who hod been conference chompions for five yeors ond yore champions in 1986 Tying wos o moral viaory, commenred Townes. The rie gave Hopkins o shore of rhe Lake Blue championship. Because rhe ream wi be losing srore performers Chris Larson, Chorlie Townes, Mike Engwoll. ond Dan Forber, nexr year's ream won'r hove os much deprh, buT rhere ore several rerurning swimmers who will be srrong, yored Cooch Luke. Afrer such on exdring seoson, Cooch Luke summed up by soying, ir mokes me wonr ro come bock ond cooch some more. Puing rhe cop on for o snog fir. Orod ttse psyches hmseif up for his roce JoWng around during procrice. rhe boys swim ream orrempr ro srrerch o sw«n cop ro rhe maximum by purring reom member Sr eve Trockmon n ir Ir's nor o bird, nor o ptone, bur rorher jurxx Don Shermon ckvng grocefuty into rhe worers below I - -J i A.Wlll 114 BOYS SWIMMING I L. bCQREBUJJRD Hop Opp 97 Wayzofo 75 Eou Core Inv 3rd no Eden Prar e 59 91 Srdworer Inv 81 122 Cooper 50 91 Minnetonka 81 86 Edmo 86 M nneronko Inv 2nd 57 Sr Louts Pork 26 105 fcchteid 67 Store lOrh L. J The boys swim reom Fronr row: Mfce Ford. Joy Obon, Cory Mas. Heod Cooch Elmer Luke, Assrsronr Cooch Non Corwin, Eric Moen, Scorr Moen. Sreve Trockmon. Second row: Kevin Lynch. Todd Fokken, AAke Gorrerson, Chod Erickson, Mke Engwol, Don Sherman, Druce Longer. Doug Jockson Dock row Eric Engberg. Drod Htse. Perer Rjoch. Don Forber. Chris Lorson. Chorte Townes. Mcrk Ledberrer, Dove CouJey. Chris Nelson. Dove Corison. BOYS SWIMMING 115 [scORtBOIR Hop Opp 4 Henry $fck?y 2 3 ApoSo 5 3 Moondivjew 6 2 AtchfieW A 5 Eden Prone 1 .1 Cooper 3 8 IXocheyer Moyo 2 7 Virgoo 3 1 Kennedy 3 1 Voyzora 0 3 Edna 5 A Sf Lourt PoK 0 1 Mrmeronho 1 A P. Kf eW 2 4 Eden Prone 0 5 Cooper 1 3 Woyzoto 0 2 Edna 4 5 Sr loos Pork 4 3 Minnetonka 5 2 Edna 3 MID-SEASON VICTORIES HIGHLIGHT YEAR rhe Royals hockey ream hod o good season despire some disop pointing endof-rhe-season losses. The 10-9-1 record didn’r seem on occurare reflection of rhe quoiity of ploy or players Ar one point in rhe season, rhe ream had only lost rwo of twelve gomes. They were on a rol. In focr, rhe ream was rored number ten in rhe metro oreo Much of rhe ream's success was arrribur-ed ro health reocher Jm Werner's sport psychology program. He attempted ro ger rhe players ro rhink positively, ro bekeve in themselves, and ro occepr teamwork os on mrregal port of their play. The program's success wos highlighted by o 1-1 tie with Minnetonka. Coproin Jason Schneider said it was rhe most exciting parr in rhe season. Doing as well as we did against Minnetonka, who is ranked fourth in rhe store, shows that ore as good as ony ream our there. The downfafl, though, come swiftly and suddenly wirh a 9-3 loss ro Woyzoro. Cooch Jerry Weber said, Once we lost ro Woyzoro, rhe ream never seemed ro recover. Other than that gome, though, we lost all our gomes by only rwo goals or less. The season ended with a 3-2 regional quarterfinal loss ro Edino. The recognized outstanding players were Jason Schneider for top scorer, most improved player Paul Carlson, Most Valuable Player James Schneider, and rhe Royal Aword wenr ro Todd Dvorak. The year was summed up when, or rhe end of rhe last gome Schneider simply said, This is rhe best team I hove ever ployed on.” Front row: Tim Doyle, Perer Fischer. Drod Honson, Gory Jorgenson, Todd Logon. Doug Robertson. Second row: Asst Cooch Mike Larson, Assr Cooch Paul Rurt, Steve Cassola Mork Pocheco, Eric Haugen, Coproin Jason Schneider. Andy Puchner, Tim GoHogher, Student Manager R.J. Her monsen. Head Cpoch Jerry Weber Dock row: Mork Sourer Rick Eberhar, Drod Cuflen. Todd Dvorak, Vonce Doron, Paul Carlson, Greg Hatch. Par Delaney. Upper left Juror wng Todd Dvorak rckes off wirh rhe puck HOCKEY 117 Xxnof Chris Lee sreofe rhe bol from his nvol Tonka opponenr r SO3RIB0I Hop . 1RD Opp 46 EtJno 74 57 Cooper 53 52 R ch «eto 57 44 Frtotey 50 51 Mmrefonko 57 2d Tech 50 06 Dosevite 50 48 Pnncofon 39 52 Eden Prone 63 45 Sf Lous Pork 48 49 Southwest 69 44 Voy oro 55 36 Edtoo 64 09 Cooper 41 56 Anokc 72 44 fWhfielO 55 45 M nefooko 69 42 Eden Prone 56 42 Sr Lous Perk 71 J Kneeing Cooch Tom Hurron. Mgr Chris Gotoiner Sronding Mott Mier. Morr Cooke. DovxJ Hunon, Tony Burbeck. Eyd Himon. Chris Lee. Keeton Contoy. IXuss Ofeon. John Frone. Por Ktorr. Greg Oorson. Chris Crnokrok. Scon Jameson. Dob Alendorf. RaxJy Doendorf 118 DO VS DASKETDALl PLAYERS FIND IT TQ BE A FRUSTRATING' r was no lie. The ream was frus-[ rrared wirh rhe 1-10 season record, m bur rhen ir wosn’r rorolly unexpecr-( ed. Ar rhe beginning of rhe season rhe ream was foced wirh having ro replace four srorrers who groduared and rwo would-be srorrers who moved away. Then Chris Crnokrak, a rri-caproin, was side lined wirh a knee injury, which brer needed surgury. In addition, Cooch Tom Hurroo reasoned. The secrionol realignment didn'r help our reom either. Decouse of ir, we've hod ro face rougher reams.” Ir was frustrating because a number of gomes were dose loses. Halftime scores were neorty always even. In addition many rimes we'd ploy a weak reom and then a section leader. Ir was pyschologicol-ly difficult ro recover from a loss ro o weak reom ond then hove ro face one of rhe division leaders,” explained Coach Hurroo. A1 these setbacks seemed ro affect rhe YEAR intensity level shown by rhe players, especially in rhe second hotf of gomes. Junior, Chris Lee commented, After halftime, our level of ploying intensity was rhe some as before hoffrime, whereas rhe other reom usually hod doubled its intensity ond really psyched themselves up.” Despite rhe poor conference record. Tri-coproin senior Dob Allendorf, rhe rop scorer of the reom, was one of rhe rop poinr gerrers in rhe division. Senior rri-coprain Puss Olson was second in reom scoring. Decouse rhe ream struggled, Cooch Hurron began ro play more underdossmen hoping ro give them experience on which ro build for rhe next season. Dy having eighr underdossmen on rhe reom prospects look brighr. We've really tried ro build up rhe ream, reflected Olson, by having rwo sophomores ond six juniors ploy more. They should be stronger next year.” DOYS DA5KETDALL 119 SHOW A NEVER even rhough rhe five srorrers on rhe ream hod oil ployed rogerher rhe previous season, rhis season was enrirely differenr. A new heod coach and new assisronr coach, dong wirh a reofcgnmenr of schools in rhe conference affecred rhe ream dramoricolly. Heod Coach Mindy Erdd, along wirh rhe two assisronr coaches, Erin Herman and SoSy Komm, roughr rhe girls o new approach ro basketball. The practices were vigorous and demanding. There was more running ro build up endurance. The girls felr rhor rheir cooches were enthused and gave rime ond ideas ro rhem. They helped budd up rhe reom physically as wel as mentally This new opprooch paid off Decause rhe cooches pushed rhe players, rhe players learned ro push themselves We ployed rough ogainsr rougher reams stored Kathleen fXussert about rheir change in divisions. Decouse rhe games they ployed were more stressful and demanding, rhe reom lost seven gomes, bur they improved as rhe season GIVE-UP ATTITUDE progressed. The losses rhor rhe reom suffered didn't discouroge rhe girls When I rhink bock on rhe season, I think mostly of our drive ond determination. No morrer how for we were behind, we never gave up, said senior Cocoprain Cindy Thielen. After every game rhe reom got rogerher for posr-game parries. The girls got along well wirh each other, on and off rhe court. They aH have become greor friends. Any rime we were on rhe courr we hod five players wirh individual rolenrs, we knew rhor, so our goal for rhe year was ro gel,” commented Co-coprain Korie Le Sage. We were pleased wirh our season. We fought hard every gome. We consider ourselves winners.” summed up Heod Coach Erdd. The girls felr rhor they ployed berrer when they ployed just for rhe fact rhor ir was a gome, ond didn't pur pressure on themselves ro win ir. They were more relaxed when they were playing all of rhe games jusr for rhe fun of ir. Korie LeSoge leops ro roke rhe bol from Edna Cooch ErdoN odvses Korhy kusserr ond Sue Homs. Korhleen kusserr shows off her winning form 120 GftLS DASKETDALL Front row: Diono M hoel. Jennifer Mattson Second row Jenny Boomer. Leslie Anderyrom. Lesley Jorgenson. Megon Otomgan. Sue Harris. Corrie Reynolds. Jenny Thompson Dock row Cooch Mindy Erdol. Srephone Smirh. Juke Pons. Cindy Thielen. Korie LeSoge. Kathleen Russerr, Me ole Foresmon. Cooch Em Herman. Cooch So� y Komm SCOREBOARD HOP OPP 41 Edina 56 65 Cooper 24 41 koodole 48 37 Richfield 33 37 S Pt Centro) 29 48 Mrmeronlro 46 49 Eden Prone 23 25 Sr Louis Park 71 54 MpJs Southwest 41 56 Woyzoto 55 75 Mpis Henry 35 29 Eano 74 52 Cooper 45 49 Richfield 42 40 Minnetonka 52 63 Eden Prone 54 42 Sr Louis Park 57 37 Wayiota 46 a(XLS DASKETDALL 121 John Coequyt ond Drod Morrosen roce for the bey rime. Ann Skoe heods up the pock or region competition r 1 GIRLS SCOREBOARD HOP OPP 23 Dunsv ? 45 I 20 Jefferson 47 45 focN-eio 28 120 AAnneronko 45 50 Cooper 38 Kennedy 36 43 Eden Prome 32 35 WoyzQto 38 £ r BOYS 1 SCOREBOARD HOP OPP 25 v Jefferson 25v. 38 Oumsvfle 36 48 . ftcW Nd 23v. 38 Mnnctnko 36 SO Cooper 15 28 Kennedy 43 40 Woyzoto 35 48 Eden Prone Cooch Nick Dioc, Erico James. Oecky Peterson. Louro Etnier. Ann Skoe. Miche3e Lucy. Cofeen Connery. Ji Mottsoo. Marte Honson. Jil Corison. Kerry McDonod Nor Petered Mery Drocken Asst Cooch Ood Nouroto. Scorr Fergussen. Heod Cooch Per Loon’s reor end, Vick Heng. Dob Kery, John Coequyr. Orod Morrinsen. Phi Dtemer. ftch Lindstrcm. Don Henze. Dr on Fields. Not Pictured: Percr Gunde Dotsen, Orion ftngsven. Tony Wyhoorhod. Drenr Asponh 122 CROSS COUNTRY SKIING i Lock Of Snow Leoves Skiers Stuck In The Mud ?r was bke trying ro swim in a pool with no water. The skiers were foced with no snow. And no snow meant no skiing. Instead of skating up snow-covered hills, the skiers were dry land hill-bounding in tennis shoes. Insreod of glKfcng ocross fields, they were roller skiing on highway shoulders. If was really frustrating. soid Junior Dan Henze The coaches were able ro find o few takes that hod some snow, bur even rhor melted Trips ro Giant's Ridge Ski Area in Drwobfo provided some actual on-snow training ond competition, as wel as keeping their spirits up. but mostly the season was a frustration for coaches ond skiers alike. The boys ream finished the season with on admiroble 6 wm, 2 loss record. Coproin Brod Moninsen, ond Juniors John Coequyr ond PN Qreemer, rook Al Conference honor, with Coequyr going on to finish 14th in store competition. Orion Neren was named os the most improved skner The team as o whole ranked 4th in Regions Due ro the tack of snow, Coequyr re marked, ' We were definitely in the 'take' conference this year (referring ro skiing on area lakes), and we only oimosr fell m once “ The girl’s reom olso hod a strong season The girls stoned slowly, but they proved they hod yreogth by taking 5rh in the Region finals. Coproin Colleen Connery rook All-Conference, 3rd in region competition, ond wenr on ro yore where she finished 39rh Morie Hanson was the moy improved for the girls. Decouse of the tack of snow, the sea son wos truly d ayrous. commented Cooch Lanin, “bur I reolly odmired the reom for sticking with it Coleen Coroery stores had ond fasr ro pkxe rhrd in rhe region compewion. Don Henze, enjoying one of rhe few snowfafc. shoves off during procrce CROSS COUNTRY SKIING 123 k r SCOREBOARD BOYS HOP CPP 02 Oono 23 23 Armstrong 30 -w Toylcr Fob 11 9 Edna 46 29 Woyzara . 26 29 R«d rtd 26 26 Kennedy 29 21 Eden Prone 34 09 Durtao 16 23 Mmetonko 32 4rh r. ftegon GIRLS HOP OPP l 35 Orono 20 38 Armstrong 17 52 Toytor Fob 3 18 Edna 07 38 Voyzcro 17 28 RcrVe« 27 26 Kennedy 29 12 Eden Rare 43 36 Ou fcto 19 14 Mmeronko 41 L. 7m n rtegon J 124 SLALOM SKIING Front Row Todd Fruen. Jock e Jocobs. He Grohom. Dovxj Green. Oron Kompetein. Stephen Lund. Oerh Mler Middle Row: Oon Doumgordner (Boys Capran). Missy Poui. Drew Foisman. Sarah Rosenberger. Jona Orosocorum. Heidi Zefc. Tiffony Freik. Moty Hodgeyns Oock Row Heod Cooch Homlron Kurtz. Bobby Horleyod. Eris Halverson. John Ador. Ken Vndey. Bobby Berg. Chorte Ada . Jusrtn Newhol. ond Cooch George Bolch Nor poured Coproins Teresa Cervenko. Heidi Dorter and Andy DoWf. Glen Johnson. Mike DovxJs. Uso Gfcerr. Boon Brocken ond Don Trockmon MOTIVATION. LEADERSHIP AND HARD WORK HELPS SKIERS hor mode rhis yeor's Slalom Ski Teom different from lay yeor wos rhe srroog motivation, good leoder-ship, and rhe hard work rhe skiers displayed rhroughour rhe seoson. explained Heod Cooch Horn Kurrz The girls' ream srorred off strong,” said co-coprain Heidi Dorter, bur lorer rhey foced defear or Regional Even rhough rhey placed 7rh our of 10 reams or rhe regional meer, Kurrz srared, Overall, rhey hod o good seoson. Senior Missy Paul was ranked rhe hsgh-esr scorer and mosr oursrandmg skier on rhe ream Kurrz commenred, Missy did a superb job rhis season; she is whor I cafi a reboble skier. Durler ranked second high-esr and provided good leadership. The mosr valuable skiers were seniors Teresa Cervenko, Heidi Durler and Missy Paul. Mosr improved skier wos sophomore Soroh Rosenberger. Regarding nexr yeor. Kurrz commenred. Several underdoss girls hove shown rhey are working hard ro fill in rhe seniors who wi be groduanng. The boys' skil ream, wos prerry consis- Joctte Jocobs coocenrrores on rhe course. wNe compering or Oudshi ronr rhroughour rhe season.” srored Kurrz The yrong morivarion ond good leadership provided by borh coproins, Orion Doum-gornder ond Andy Dofiff carried rhe ream ro plocing 4rh our of 10 reams m rhe regional meer Dollrff soid, We didn'r do as wel individuolly. bur we srill finished well in regtonols. Sophomore Erik Holverson wos rhe leading socrer Also, senior Todd Fruen ond Holverson were considered rhe mosr con-sisronr skiers by Co-coprain Dolliff Senior John Adoir ond junior Dove Green were rhe mosr improved skiers rhis seoson Junior Glen Johnson finished among rhe rop 7 regional skiers ond compered in rhe Srare Slolom Ski Meer ar Welch Village. Johnson finished in rhe rop 28 skiers in rhe srore ond received o cerrificore for porno-pa non. Kurrz commenred. Ir wos on honor for our ream ro be represenred in rhe yore meer ond because Glen is a junior he wfl onorher chance nexr year Kurts was pleased wirh rhe overall our-come of rhe seoson ond explained, Despire rhe number of injuries we hod. rhe younger skiers helped ro pull us through Missy PoU wo� s potently for her score. wh4e other teommotes relax after rher races The gWs finished rhe seoson with o 64 record Cocoprorts Heidi Dorter ond Andy Doffiff ore pleased with rhe outcome of the kegwnol Meer or Duett SLALOM SKIING 125 A YEAR OF PRIDE „ ride is how ossisronr cooch A-' Tony Smirh described rhe wres-' rhng reom They showed pride in rheir work yyj rhor's o feeling that hosn'r been rhere in o long rime. This pride, in lorge port, wos instilled by heod cooch Por Zitverberg, who wos named Region 6AA Cooch of rhe Yeor. Zilverberg drove his reom. Every procrice meonr hord work six minute marches, weight lifting, ond drills were dl porr of rhe grueling hours spent in rhe ninery-plus-de-gree wresrtng room or Eisenhower. Zilverberg’s coaching wos rhe force behind getting ten of eleven wrestlers ro place m regionol competition. They also placed sixth in rhe region reom competi- tion, something that hod nor been accomplished in twelve yeors. The reom was awarded rhe Region 6AA Sporrsmonsdp Award. We really felt like o ream, sad junior Mike Cose. Individuoiy. senior Jeff Thee! ploced third, junior Gory Thompson third, senior Trent Steel fourth, and junior Ron McClure fourth in Region competition. With only four varsity wrestlers graduating, prospects for another successful ond proud” season were bright. Mike Jock-son, Scot Michael, Ron McClure, ond Gory Thompson were named All-Conference. Only Jackson wos o senior. Trenr Sreeie 6 set'' in his srorrng posmon Dock Heod Cooch Por averberg, Mfce Cose. Mfce LeSoge. Gory Thompson. Daxe Lee, Trenr Sr eel. Jeff Thee), John Tscherrer, J J. Heflerud. Chns Edwards. Sieve Lmdsrrom, Eric face. Assr Cooch Tony Srrvh Fronr Chodd Srrvrh. Noel Oioke. Scot Michael. Drenr Hood. Jason Szewc. Poul Sundn. Mfce Jockson, Dove McNghr. Terry Dorr err, Don McClure, Or err Doer boom, Mark McColum 126 WRESTLING r SCOREBOARD hop OPP 45 Orono 21 15 Mound 35 W Poor Loire 36 « it Bernards 18 36 Moorheod 36 33 Washburn 27 26 Mnnotonho 36 18 Eden Prone 28 60 Armstrong 9 18 Woyiota 28 37 WTve Door lake 30 46 Edno 14 41 Mnneopob 'xwh 19 33 Cooper 23 21 fUhfiOtd 39 W fctferson 48 U Ron McOure, named A Coo ference. bors up his opponent Mke Pernr, Tony Srmrh, Trent Steete. and Erik Rice worch the teammores A1 Conference wrestler Gory Thompson breaks down ha opponent WRESTLING 127 Freshmon Jennifer Kroing botances precariously on the beam during her routine for yore comperirion r SCOREBOARD Hop Opp 112 Durnsv ? 115 128 Eden Prairie 145 125 Sr loud Park 123 115 Wayzata 112 101 Edno 135 135 Cooper 103 Duffolo Invitariond 2nd 139 flchfield 134 137 Minnetonka 139 Section Meet Prekns 3rd Section Meet Frols 3rd J 128 GYMNASTICS Showing flextodry ond bcionce. sophomore Kim Erickson procrtces hokJng o pose. WINNING WITH A NEW ATTITUDE: N his reom is rhe besr ir hos ever M been in rhe hisrory of rhe new M Hopkins rtgh!” dedored senior • Coprorn Mel Mufler. Along wirh Toro Rice, Mel led rhe 198637 gymnosncs squod ro on unprecedenred season They broke ol previous reom records and won rheir firsr rrophy or rhe Duffolo Invirorionol. The JV reom olso hod on exceBenr season wirh rheir only loss coming ro rhe powerful Eden Prcurie reom. Senior Michelle Morin felr rhor rhe reom was composed of berter people, including many seniors who provided srrong leadership Muller sighred excellenr orrirude and new addtrions of sophomore Kim Erickson and freshmon Jennifer Krolng os rhe foc-rors rhor ser rhis year’s reom obove rhe resr. The reom wos in owe of irs newfound excellence As Morin sex). Our cooch (Evan EcWond) would rell us we could do 125 (potnrs) ond we would soy. No woy!” Then we'd ger 125 ond he'd rel us we could ger 10 more. The whole rime we couldn'r ocruoUy believe we were doing ir. Ir wos hard ro convince ourselves we could do rhor wel. Borh Morin ond Muller felr exrremely proud of rhe reom, especially when rhey qualified for regions on Februory 25 ond when rhey subsequenrly beor Edina or rhe finals. Two reom members quolifed for srore comperirion: Erickson on uneven bors ond Krafcng in oll-oround. Erickson pioced second ond Kroling pkxed fourrh. Reviewing rhe season Cooch LeAnn Evans sod, “We srorred rhe season or 111 poinrs per meer ond ended overogmg 140 Nobody improved os much os we did ” Copfori Me) Muler shows rhor rhe uneven bars aren't ol fun ond gomes Frorv row Debbe Weich. Louro Lorson. Jenny lorson. Also kxhem. Jorrxe koob. kurh Sbmogcrwo, Amy Corobo. Meteso Post. Angelo Post Second row Cooch LeAnn Evans, Kety Cophhson. Michele Morin. Wendy Pose. Berh Donrmg. Korhieen Cursforrh. Kris Corder. Jotene Ove, Louro korh. Herd Schroeder. Cooch Dave Sondno. Cooch Evon EcMund Dock row Krtsrin Skow. Erica kosmussen. AJona Freidmcn. JerWer Guty. Srephorne Anderson, Toro k ce, Mel Muler. DeeOee kusserh. Kim Erickson. JerWer Krolng. Eric Sdvse Jer Senior coproin Toro k«ce leops over rhe mors during her floor exercise GYMNASTICS 129 Soph Volleyball Front row Kim Pacheco. Tlffori Fischer, Pom Lo Ve e. Morio Lund. Anno Onyo pher. Oxty Detehoy. Corhy Hanson Dock row Cooch Jufce Nosvfc, Amy Dvo rok, Chondo Ekholm. Soroh Disbee. Katherine Dsee. Srocy Durke. Nkote Duden, Michelle Und. Manager Messy Pevthcrdr JV Volleyball Front row Jenny Anderson, He J Zetk, Audro Evonson, bso Sruppy, Kone Frurh. Lon Korner Dock row Kon Reynolds. Chondo Asproth. Hear her Corner. Cooch George Predits. Kothy MeJchett. Christie House, Megon Dton-gon JV Soccer Front row Christine Stephon, St eft one Pesnick. (Wo Welters. Kylene Quinn, Amy Fredenckson, Kerry McDonoid. Dena Dcrren Second row SheSy Kurseko. Jen ny Goody. Jodi Kurcero. Sue Twesren, Sue Treueox, Sonjo LoPierre. Cynrhio Peyes. Ji Kopsrein Dock row Jolendo Derg, Hope Horns. Srocy Lndqusr. Korhryn Goskel. Jenny Murray. Nno Sondum, Poige Peed, Jufce Hoepner. Drift Mognu son JV Soccer Front row Som S ge4mon. Qrts Evonson. Kyle Snrwh. John Holond, Mark Souter. Tony Sruno David Ofeon Second row: Orion Sondum. Jim Gruver. Orion MunkeL witz. Dowd Green. Jock Cooper. Mike Ne. Pyon Dohl Dock row Seen Carlson, John Stucker. A or on Lorson. Dob Go oo. Oryon Grobobm, Dove Srener. Mike Efcoc, Chns Stone, Enc Poarup. Pot Detony. Cooch Oruce PeckJom Soph Soccer Front row. Tom McConnell, Crag Gruss-mg. Pob Hunt. Orod Goodrich. Enc Pxe, Dob Derg. Andy Pundquesr. Chris Evon son. Christian Pitschko. Chorte Actor Sec ond row Corey Gasman. Dove EngBer. Morr Coppo. Enc Pice. Vic Heng, Scorr Prmce. Chris Uhos. Adorn Davies. Drod Moser, Chris Clork. Enc Yohnke Dock row Joson Nueheere. Chns Neteon. Tom Kee ley. Mon Kempe. John Vanr asset. Joson Gerber. Mke Knutson. Corbn Cnmnvs. Dove Olson, Joson Koriovic. Jon Dues mon. Ken Wmdey. Cooch Pxh Scatter good 130 TEAMS JV BASKETBALL Lesbe Anderyrom, Lesley Jorgenson. X e Pons. Cooch Em Herman, AAegon Dion gon. Kan Reynolds. Nicole Forsman Front Jenny Thompson SOPH BASKETBALL Dock row: Cooch Solly Komm. Soroh 0 s bee. Kothrme Oisbee. Elizabeth Grimm. Leo Rood. Front row Nno Sanborn. Katie Rosm, Kerry Robinson. Jeon Augymcck, Tortvny Vomick. JV BASKETBALL Dock row Cooch Jock Void. Chris Lee. Ere Swenson. Tom Monson. Pot KJorr. Greg Cor ton, Monoger Chris Gardoeol Front row Oryon Drohom. Kurr Oeaohold. Greg Hemecke. Dob Gdon. Dove Hutton. Ron dy Duendod. Mott Cook SOPH BASKETBALL Steve Hutton. Scott Honks. Todd McDonald. Preston Oork. Greg Carlson. Enk Swenson. Guy Gerussng. Mke Knutson. Pot Ktott. Joe Schreur. James Schut. Greg Hemecke. Pete WaWusky. Kevn Void Front Cooch Jock Wold. Monoger Chns Gardner JV HOCKEY Dock row Drod KimpeS. Tom McCoonel, Pot Dorio. Taylor Gbbs. Le Hoogen. Mott Coppo Middle row: Cooch Paul Rurt, John VonTossel. Mork Modden. Am Gruvcr. AJon Pierson. Joe VonSloun. Enc Rice. Tom Keeley. Asst Cooch Todd Ooer Front row: David lorson. Tony Siruno. Reky Marker. Dord Goodrich, Dovb Ourns, Jomey Durtop TEAMS 131 Weedy Wettberg. odveor Judy Oohn. ond Debbte Dlurneorhal critique rher work on rhe ftoyoi Poge Vc tc eople. Similar inreresrs. Leaders. Followers. Sraying afrer school. Dedication. Hard work Determination. Goals. Compering against other schools. Giving up crucial rime. Purposes. Fun. All these pur together created organizations. And our of organizations come spirit and unity. Ogonizorions 133 intemotional club promotes ultural exchange vet ytime we looked or o paper. o magazine, or the T V rt seemed thar the images of o distant coun try ond o foreign culture were present fhe medio hod mode the planer srrv.ifter ond some yudents or Hopkms who sow this now global community formed the Inter nor 1000I Club Tlx club wos mode up of students from oilier countries vudying or Hopkns High School. Ilopkmsstuderits nreresied n gomg obrood. or � d yudents inreresred in inter no tionol affairs The dub offered yudents the chance to leorn obour o vonery of culrures ond lift yyles liry bond The club helped educate yudents about foreign countries, ond prepared some to study obrood It oho helped foreign students wudymg here adjust to America Rochoel Goodwin, o senior from Austro tio, sad, The program was worthwhile ond fulfilling Port of the Inrernotiond Club's events included typical American oc tivities such as pizza parties, roller skating, ond pot luck dinners In order to raise funds for those activities the yudents sold 2000 boxes of fruit, reusing a total of $6000 This year's officers were Seniors Todd Fokken ond Nathan Fluegal With the help of thee advisors Jo Dartz and Pot Darker, Folskea ond Fluegal planned activities ro help the foreign yudents get more n volved m school activities ond to show them juy how American reenogers lived Vsiru Noidus oixt kobot Dobebc try the uebox or ¥xiv y ESC reocher Sue ShUze. OcxxJd Oockelmon (Germany), ond senor Loren kyrer rest ofrer o rypicaT Ameocon med of ptfzo ond Pepsi Peter Dotsen ond Stephen Schurrer sir bock ond rhink obou o good Swecfch dmer 134 INTERNATIONAL CLUD it's a good fun youp Advisor Joe Donz Front Row Doniefie Coninckie, Teredo Diaz Miron, Sike Fischer, Rochoel Goodwin Dock Row Yookiso Akimoro, Sonia lopterre, OcuJo Dockelman. Cyrvhio Reyes. Sverre Pedersen. Stephen Schuner. Perer Dcxsen INTERNATIONAL CLUB 135 A chance to run the state outh in government O r wos busy, buff led. confus m ing, bur fun! sod Megon Hoi t Imbeds, sophomore In rhe Minnesoro rhrny third onnuol Youth m Governmenr program The program, sponsored by the YMCA, involved opproximotely ninety students from Hopkins High School ond six hun dred high school students yore wide Opportunities for YIG were exten sive Programs included Press Corps, Medio, lobbyiys. Low, Courts. Cobmer Members. Legislators, ond elected offi ciols The progrom gave yudents the opportunity to gain confidence talking in front of others,” soid Rich Lind strom, junior. ”ond teaches you to think on your feet, added Kim Jock son, senior ond Floor leader of rhe House Inga Ognns, senior, said, You feel older, people really liyen ” Advice to people thinking of jommg Youth in Governmenr in rhe future included, Don't be afraid to speak up, don't be upright. advised senior. Lisa Hunter, reading clerk pro tempore of the house You hove ro hove on interest in issues of our government,” soid Chra Dohl, Junior Junior, Jason Joyce. Reodrng Clerk of rhe Senate suggested, Try ro meet os many people possible, do oil rhe activities. Sophomore Adorn Mm ter, voted Best Representative for rhe session said, “Be willing to take some chances ” Acrng os House Oerk proiempore. fteodng Clerk Lao Hunier reods the bfc on Consent Cdendor 136 YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT Debt ? Otomenrhol. MAsso Titoo. oncJ Korherme Jensen shore toughs ond good rimes or rhe coptfoJ BAI'OUI PM : -o be Tuned os weJ os flusrrcred by Adorn oring. Thor's whor bond was 08 obour. Hordwork ond dedcorion from both director, Don Bores ond rhe bonds, helped ro increase rhe bonds popularity among rhe srudenrs ond rhe communiry. Hopefully we con do ir in o posirive way. Some days ir does, some days Ir doesn’t, remarked Bores. As illustrated by rhe bonds firsr concert, in eorty December, ir wos ond would continue ro be positive. Whor did ir rake ro moke o bond? “Professionalism, drive, humanity ond coring seemed ro hove helped rhe bond improve 100% since doy one, commented Mr Bores Although rhe bond still hod some work ro do. they knew whor ro do ro moke ir oil happen. Cere jusr onorher speftng for bond We core obour eoch other ...” Mfce Korpt Symfeiorre Oond CreemtiJe fro rerw Jenny Ux . Megon McTTmon. Jenny Sromm. Itr TVXmeon, Vonevc Vfcxr . TVto-yO Hxgr. Jerrry ML� toy. K Tree-W 5«o 5 row 0toy to ng Amy Scnoo Tctocn Kda lenon. Jenny fetood. Vocy IrtoyM. Poge Peed. Scrcn Aowrejenje., Amo Orvcto '. Mefcjo Sury Meeto. Jenny LWxrgc Tommy VcnXK Pcm Pcrtf, Thrd row Or Hertto Veve Orene. Scon Hogc . Com Jtongonner lee. Seen Gcrmr Seen Monaco. Jorme Tccnx r.ocy Juv. HnO T-oew fc«nr row Sm IVanger. Kn Amey. toy Vr«y� . Am Sewon. Keren Pcnmon. Kem Mogrxeon. Mor ftodan. xn Keen e. OeOe VooOntrd. ftyjn Uenexjgen Cue Andenen rw row Oo3 C cr Kray Coin. Jem lencrv AMe Pooe . Tony A t. Gory Thcrrpjcn, Megerv K X AJmen. Andy Kek Andy ItotoAW V Donan Scot! row (jrorrAngj Oen GeAJuen lone Qron. Oon fro . AXm Cto-av Sreve L toyw Jcuxo Vcrren. PoJ Meeon. toeoa Cto ton Ner BcnreeJ On K tc 5. M w Kerp. to Onmev Krtm Mto 138 K, cr.- - ns-D.. vs Left Soxes Heidi Troosr ond Trocy Just. prepcre ro ploy Woe Goose Rog os rrombooes Andy Kok, Andy Rundqust ood Megon Kerrick pick up rheir Oetow The bond works herd in procrice cues for December X) concert Concert Wind Ensemble Front row LeArm Oche, Amy Lcngbofo Mfchete Rehoome. Down Wirt, Cindy Johnson. Ai Lmdgren. Moren Carlson, Amy Rosum Second row Jut Sreeimon. Noncy Olberg. Arm Dtarzhem. Srocy Serrfer. Joonne Pod. Wendy Oosemon. Knsro KyBo. Drift Mognuson. Jute Wen. Michete Grover. Dense Peterson. Kim Kophmgsr Third row ABen Person, Pod Rockswoid. AJon Mas. Erik Edwords. Kent Kyflo. Chrs Oison, DovxJ Wimo. Dob Kerst. Mchete Grevoes, Dovid Oison. Jeono Longer. Kory Freed. Den Dord Fourth row R h Lndsrrom. Joson Joyce. Krsren Peterson. Chris Esget. Don Forber. Pod Reed Fifth row (srondmg) Joson Gertng. Luke Onh. Short Lorz. Liz Roschen. Chrs Bores. Drector Don Dotes. Chondo Asprorh Bond rokej o lor of hard work and procrice Don Gores The comero looks on os Steve Ritzmger end Dery Wright work d genrty to get down the sixteenth notes BANDS 139 MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER BAND 4 I 'en s,uc enrs fhoughr of f jm iozz Ensemble, rhey rhoughr of ir as jusr o high school ooiviry, ond everyday bond” ond nothing more. Dur rhere wos more. Ir was more rhon jusr o couple of credirs ond good commenrs on rhe re pon cords Ir wos more rhon jusr onofher bond! With rhe guidance of Dob Srocke, rhe direcror, iozz Ensemble did on excellenr job,” announced sox player, Den Dord. Srocke seemed pleased with Ns performers ond when asked whor he expected from rhem, he proudly srored, The besr!” Answering rhor some question, rhree per-formers Erik Edwards, Paul Deed, ond Chris Dores, responded respectfully, He keeps pushing us ro perform wet, so he con give us rhe opportunity ro ploy professionally.” iozz Ensemble performed obour 30 rimes, which included school conceits, o trip ro Paver place, sport banquets ond fund raisers. Srocke received many letters commending rhe Jazz Ensemble for o job well done. One of these letters wos from Colie 6 McVoy, Public Morions, on bebolf of rhe Minnesota Deportment of Transportation (MnDOT). In November, rhe Jazz Ensemble ployed or rhe opening of rhe 5rh Street Parking Garoge ond Transit Dutldtng In rhe letter. Uso Hinson, Accounr Manager, wrore rhe remark, Dob. you've done a great job with your srudenrs. I don’t know when I’ve seen a more enrhusasric and talented group of high school srudenrs. Everyone or MnDOT was so impressed with rhem. You should be truly proud ” Srocke ond his performers reflected pride in their work rhe pasr yeor ond wirh rhor rhey gained rhe reputation of on enrhusasric ond talented group of high school srudenrs.” Mfce Rooze worms up ro some cool Jazz or rhe 5rh Srreet Porting Garoge ond Tronsrr Dddng Fronr Row: Chris Eiger, Pool Reed. Drecior Oob Srocke, Down Wn, Amy Roeum, Den Dord. Jeano Longer. Jeff KJegon. Kory Freed Second Row Jason Gertng. Toby Cord. Peter Fkrrs. Chris Dores. Don Forber. Mke Engwol Dock Row: Mke Rooze, Chns Gork, AJon Mb, Erk Edwards. Chris Olson. Tim Dushe The Three Stooges Jeono Longer. Jeff KJegon ond Kory Freed 140 JAZZ ENSEMDLE Afrer performing or rhe 5rh Srreer Porting Goroge and Trans OukJng, Jqzz Ensembte becomes o port of hisrory TAKES A NEW TURN rhe year's choir, under rhe di-recrion of David Nordli, rook o new rum. Insreod of one. large concen choir, Nordli organized rwo smaler choirs One, rhe rrebie choir, feorured only girls while rhe or her mixed choir included borh girls and boys Increased enroimenr in choir broughr obour rhe change. Also, Mr Nordli rhoughr rhor rhe number of boys (25) could nor hove balanced our rhe orh-er 100 members who were girls. Borh choirs performed serious ond popular music ndudmg some show runes. Senior Maryonn For icy, o member of rhe mixed choir, common red. The music was challenging bur fun or rhe some rime. The rwo choirs combined on some numbers induding Vivaldi's Glorio In Aprfl, rhe rwo choirs hosred rhe annual Lake Conference Music Fesrivol where rhey song Vivaldi's Gorio'' along wirh five orh-er schools Direcror David Nordli believed ir was very imporronr for each srudenr ro sing correcrly ond develop his or her own individual voice In oddirion ro rhe rwo kyge choirs, rhere were Madrigals ond ftoyol Blues, borh smal groups specializing in certain sryles of music Modngols song a brood selection focusing on popular sixteenth century music Senior member Brock Heinrich stored, Everyone in rhe group song well together and we al gor along really wel.” They performed many hofcday concerts in December or various ploces in rhe Twin Cries Royal Blues was a vocal jazz group who could be compared ro rhe group Monhorren Transfer in terms of style ond sound. Nordli said that rhe musical rolenr was excellent and rhor rhe students participated enrhusiasricoly.” Judging by rhe numbers who turned our ro sing, Nordfc was right. Mr Nor demons rores os he dreas 142 Mixed Cho Fronr row Amy Fuler. Norofce Show. Susie Mxtoefeon. Soroh Nelson. Kothy Gertlehnger. Norofce Qedo. Michele Grover, Ovtsry Dommel. Coleen Olson. Amy Polm. Shoe Gormon, Orendo Orury. Noncy Oberg Second row Amy Johnson, Ross Oroeker. Krsra Kylo. Sverre Pederson. Knsri Duehier, Aaron Larson, Darla Felner. Morr Schedler. Jim Lovetace. Deth Nelson. Horry Chouss. Koiy Klodr. Maryonn For icy, Debi Hunrer Thrd row Jennifer Goforrh. Orock Hennch, Kory Obon. Alan Wofcenberg, Bzoberh McCol. Uso Stuppy. Orock Groth. Amy Chapmen, Paul Rocks wold. Diono Mayers, Heorh Wieker. Koryn Koski, Lee Zworr Dock row Jockie Irish. Dove Undyrom. Megan Otoogon. Debbie Honse. Nathan FUegel. Melcnie Arndr. Korhy Russett, David Lease. Kor LeSoge. Tm Dusche. Kone Kuehn, Mfce Hedges. Loro Erner. D edre Schmdr. John FUter. Sheri Lorz The mixed cho odded to rhe hcWoy spirit or Bidgedoie “The singers I hove rhs year ore rhe most talented I've ever directed Dovd Nordi ftoyol Olues front row MicheJe Voker, Jerntfer Goforth, Koren Koski. Tim Ousche. second row Brock Henoch. Norole Qedo. bock row: Pou( Reed. Nothon Ruegef. Brock Grorh Wos it the song lyrics or Mr. Nordb's pte that produced the smfes on Annette Lcwenen ond Kathryn Goskefl? CHOIR 143 The Modngab odd ctass ro rhe hotdoy concert or Pxdgeooe h's o fun and enfoyobie doss Uso Oeode h Trebte Cho from row Korhy Honsen. AAe Dorchordr. Yoshfco Ak� mofo. Amy Ophoug. Jenny McCourr, Lonso Planer. Koren Pobenovitz, Stooney Moyofo. Jeno Degley .Christine Shondk?y. Megon Hofcnbeck Lxso Dendetch, Lon MJer. Courrney McGJ Second row Uso Holmboe. Trooe Krc ng, Pom LoVele. Trocy Joy, Amy Koiuzne. Jenny Kone. Jenny $Arz. NchoJe Duden. Donno Pefcey. Angeto Koch. Hope Horns. Deth Gnmm, XAe George. Choley kroner Thrd row Afcon Stoz. Doro Peed. Annerre Lex men, Korhryn Gcakel. Meteso Post. Annerre Sreohl. Heorher Dunbar, Herd Groves. Michete Wofcer. Trocey Swigorr. Ju� e Peiten. Loo Myers. Michele Sing. Dock row Margaret Dor groom. Korhleen Turner. Ange Mier. Jeonne Ode. Short Scott. Srephonie Or own. Amy Popes. Ooro Shmeye . Nodme Holmsrrom. Krorme Morrson. Cynrtxi Cdonon. Jenny Lentz. Michele Tweed 144 choir Srondng produces berrer rooe end volume for the rreWe choir end Stocney Moyqjo ond Latso Purr CHOR 145 1 fee! hove occomptshed more when rhe choir does frdy get t rogerher we Crock Grorh Modngab Frorv row Koryn KosM, Kory Otsoo, Tm Ousche. Krisra Kylo. Pouf CockswoW, Derh Neteon, Dedre Sdvrudr Dock row Norhon FXjegel. Jemrfer Gofcnh. Pouf IXeed, Kone Kuehn. Crock henneh. Loro Err er. Orock Grorh. Debbte Hence THEY HAVE WHAT IT TAKES ome of rhe orchestras from Hopkins in years posr hove hod Notional Chompion Per-formonces. This year, I rhink rhey con do Ir, They've gor whor ir takes, assured orchestra director William Douglas. Formerly in chorge of rhe All-Store Orchestra, Dougios easily recognized rhe outstanding players and pieces. Four of his students were accepted into rhe All-Stare Orchestra this yeor., They were Susan Bright, Mary Cudahy, Kary Olson, and Margot Wickman. Douglas’s prize pieces this year were rhe Overture to Marriage of Figaro by W A Mozorr, and Overture to IroHons in Algiers by G. Rossini. A new concept Dougios introduced this yeor was chamber groups. The smaller groups gave rhe students an opportunity ro play ar several different places. Their biggest oppearance was on March 10 ar on invirorioool or rhe Minnesota Stare Capital Youth Arts Exhibition in recognition of Minnesota Music in our Schools Week. Another big performance was rhe Christmas concert or Ridgedale in December. Senior Erik Edwards commented, This yeor we gor rhe chance ro ploy or different places — which mode ir exciting ond gave us something ro strive for. Drecror Dougios demonsrrares rhe Chrisrmos spirit during concerr or Kidgedole n December They've go whor t rokes.” exdarns Drecror W«om Douglas Front row Kane Wolfe. Met Brondt, Jockie Schwondt. Mery Cudahy. Margot W kman Second row Tno Swonson. Alen Wolenberg. Amy Koetbt. Dovid Engler. Jl Lmdgren, Ju e Klein. Kim Kophmgy, Maren Corison. Srocy Semler. Leonn Dohe. Chris Bores Third row: SJke Fischer. Chris Stephan. Chrisrion Pirschka. Adorn Miner. Jenny Zeis, Wendy Baseman. Krisro Kylo, Kevro Ky� o. Bnrr Mognuson. Pout Bockswold. Alon Mis. Erik Edwards, Don Farter. Pout Peed, Rich Lmdsrrom Bock row Shan Lorz. Chondo Asprorh. Luke D«nh. Dreaor Bi Douglass Nor Pcrured Krisri Totzmon. Xjdy Sorgerv. Bi Hobbs. Perer Fisms Chris Bores rakes o momenr to reteve his frustrations ORCHESTRA 147 eing o pom meonr o commit-menr ro provide enrerroinmeor in between periods or hotfrime, show school spirit ond most im-pononr, ro represenr Hopkins High in o positive woy. The excitement began in the spring when clinics and tryouts were held. Ten girls were seleaed by former Poms and the Advisor, David Williams. Two hour practices, two days a week began after tryouts ro prepare for the summer performances os wefi as the first pepfesr for fol ond winter sports. Decouse Poms was a yeor round ocnviry, it required one's re-sponsib ry and dedication to moke the Sne a success. Coprain Wendy Wherry commented. I think everyone really tries ro get dong, listen ro others ond work together as a group. And having only three new dancers also mokes it o bit easier ro come up with more routines In a shorter amount of rime.” Ar o pepfesr, senior Sarah Hidsmon boogies down ro Grease Ughfeong Hecrher Lews. AJkson Perkins ond Pom Arenr ore hp in rbe move. The Poms donced fa oi home foocbal ond soccer gomes a MoerrokJ Field in Hoptans 14$ poms Mar no Combs. Afeon Perkins ond Else Hope owo� rheir turn ro donee ro “Jungle Love” for homecoming Seniors Pom Arear ond Jock Schroeder wrap up the donee Swing Town wirh those gorgeous smiles' “The Poms ore not only rotenred doncers. bur unique •ndividuols. Dovid W� oms-Advttor From row Else Hope. Mono Wderious, Soroh rtckman. Jock Schroeder Dock Row Afcon Perkins. Copt on Wendy Wherry. Memo Combs. Pom Arenr. Heorher Lewis. Heidi Groves POMS 149 he Royelles yorred off rhe yeor with 36 members ond ended | with 28. One-half of rhe girls were newcomers ro rhe Royelles. Desides srorring wirh eighr exrro people on DonceSne, rhe RoyeBes rried differenr donee srytes in rher rourines ond dso hod o new odvisor, “There is o tor of practicing commenred sophomore Srefonie Horpsrer. Ir rakes one ro rwo weeks ro learn each rourine plus one ro rhree more weeks ro procnce ir ro perfeerton Chore ography for rhe rourines wos done by anyone who wonred ro, olrhough rhe firsr few rourines were choreogrophed by rhe coproins, Jecny Wheor ond Kris Wedding As for os comperirions wenr, rhe Royefles were awarded second pkxe or borh rhe Raspberry Fesnval ond Woyzoro comperirion In rurn rhe Royelles wenr on ro rhe srore comperirion. “Everyrhing ol-ways comes rogerher or rhe end, replied Coproin Kris Wedding when shins for o pep fesr arrived jusr before rhe Royelles wenr on. Jenny Wheor. Michele Wdker ond Jorr� e Arogon reach for success Andrea Arogon ond Amee Shopiro lead rhe woy for rhe Royeles or holf rime Shannon O'Drien ond Michele Walter kick off doncelne on rhe righr foor. t's rooty o lor of hard work, bur a pays off. t's o tor of to'' Anne Levin Dock row Pom Pererson, Michele Mosley. Lon Vondevenror. Lroeo Uwngsron. Amy MJer. Kns Josef. Andreo Hoskvirz. Km Egberg. Shomon O'Onen. Morn Gkkmon, Koro Oen. Michele Woke Second row Many Summons. Kris Wedding. Heorher Homngron. Andrea Arogon. Missy Refcowsto. Tnsro Retfz. Chen Crowford. Vrgruo Dovts. Jenny Whear. Jome Arogon. Toro face. Amee Shopro Fronr row Mori Holron, Kerry Robnson, Sore Wetts. Leslie Corrow. Kns Corder. Srefone Horpsrer, Tnsren Slemmons. Audrey Oecjomn. Trmo Koski. Anne Levin. Morel Hoi DANCEUNE 151 IN THE SPIRIT ?wos o season of change. The squad kicked off rhe year with a new advisor, Carolyn Vinegar. Junior Jeannie Muefler commenred, ”1 feel good obour having her as an advisor. She shows srrong leadership abAry bur yer she is flexible and open ro suggestions. In rhe beginning, Vinegar, borh new ro rhis school as o sodol srudies reocher ond a cheerieodsng advisor was opprehensive obour rhe job. Being on odvisor rokes responsibiliry and orgonizorional skills, srar-ed Vinegar, bur ofrer having a year's experience under my belr I'm confidenr obour roking ir on ogoin nexr year ... ofTer all, I con'r ler oil rhis hard work go ro wasre. Traditionally Hopkins srudenrs sow rhe infamous Bomb Squad, bur rhis year rhe squad was cur, meaning rhor only vorsity sports would receive cheerleaders. Co-coproin Sracey Sydness said, The JV ond sophomore reams suffered because we were unable ro support ond cheer for them as we did in rhe post. Uniry, rhough, come from rhe merging of rhe squad. The sophomores broughr o new rype of spirir ro rhe squad. They showed on eogerness to learn ond experiment with new ideas. Because of rhis new uniry spirits soored, becoming mosr obvious during o summer Al-Sror Cheerleading Comp (ASCO. Eleven cheerleaders induding sophomores, juniors, ond seniors attended. The comp rook ploce or rhe U of M during rhe Four hottest days of rhe year, according ro Junior Jackie LoRue. The girls spenr rhe days of July 28 ro July 31 learning new chonrs, long cheers, dances, srunrs. ond pyramids. For four days we slaved in order ro achieve perfection or rhe finals, yored Senior Katie Kladr. Bur ir oil poid off; we rook rhe championships. The winning trophy symbolized o new beginning for rhe squod. The confidence of knowing rhor they could perform well as o group, increased rhe uniry ond eogerness of rhe entire squod ond helped ro promote school spirir ro its fu ey. In fronr of Frontier Hoi cheer leoders pcoucty display rhe AJ Sr or Grand Champion rrophy won or comp This has been rhe year we d come rogefhef -Vonnie Wong Fronr Row: AJono Ransom. Gndy Friday. Stocey Sydness. Kone KJodr. Noncy Ofcerg. Mdde Row. Juke Dorchordr. louri Segd, Vonnie Wong. Michele Sirrig. Sondro Friday. Angie Mis, DocK Row: Susan Drtghr. Wendy Franck. PoUo Foley. Aimee Nelson. Jockie LoRue, Jeanne Mueler. Tonyo Ne en. Sherri Wobon, Courrney Cornerr Nor Pictured Amy Mason. Usa Korz. Kim Lorsen. Michele Poubon Returning from rhe Modbon soccer rournomenr rhe soccer cheerleaders performed onorher pyromd for rhe wrvwg team 152 CHEERLEADERS Ar rhe homecoming gome ogotnsf Cooper. A r or$ Jockie loftue ond Jeomie Mueler bobble over with spirit os they cheer on rhe reom Ar Moetzoid f«eW. foorboi cheerJeoders poriemty owor rher rurn ro prove themselves during half-rime. The bonnog of pyromids by rhe Mmnesoto Srcre H gh School Leogue forces cheerleoders ro do o senes of rwo srory or three person mounts : 5 VA T . Q ® V- ,t '• . ( Here The Mute poses os o rree under ,wh h rhe rwo lovers ere nesrog i i A A The Mur | L 1 A- „ , ■' '' a - v isy w v,r n ' qoolficoricos of The Mon Who Dies for o position in on obdocrcn . o .V A rP El Goto opens rhe show by singing “Try To Remember. The fathers and rhetr kxjs sing of rhetr woes when they reoke rhe spark ts gone from rher relorionship. 154 FALL MUSICAL UESTION: What's rhe longest running rhearer presentation in American history? ANSWER: The Fonrasridis. Thar ploy, directed by Rolfe Eieslond wos performed in fronr of approximately o thousand people in four separate performances Each evening, rhe bghrs dimmed ond o spot light illuminated rhe Norraror ond Villon, El Goto (Brock Grorh). The story which unfolded gradually, revealed o conflict between two lovers, Louisa (Duffy McCall) ond Mott (Brock Heinrich), ond their fathers, Betomy (David Stillman) and Huckle- bee (Nathan Fluegol). Frequent oppear-ances by The Actor (Scot Michael) ond The Man Who Dies (Ross Broeker) ended in thickening rhe plot. Darla FeSner, who portrayed The Mure, participated by imitating a wol, bringing props when needed, and in general, helped our as a silent cast member. Eieslond, who hod been directing musicals for obour 20 years, needed a break from rhe large productions presented rhe post few years, so he chose a smaller musical, involving fewer students. He felt that he ond The Mime Choreogropher Director Randy Lee Header, hod chosen a strong cast who would pull through for them ond make rhe famous musical come oSve once more I'm more interested, he reflected, that rhe kids who I hove in musicols enjoy rhe experience of what they’re doing.” Other porriepanrs were Kris Buehler (Student Director), David Nordli (Vocal Director), David Williams (Technical Director), Par Hohoi (Musical Direcror Piono). Peter Fisins (Doss), Mark Nash (Drums), Shori Katz (Harpist), and Glenda Cramer who transformed actors to characters with her make-up skas. The lovers’ fexhers agree rhor no metier how ctffojir Ke becomes, ond no morrer how much rhe kids dsopponr rhem. rhey ofwoys hove the vegetoWes Being in rhe Fonrosricks was o definite high poor in my high school years I guess I tried out because I didn’t wont to remember high school os o lor of ’I wish I hod done rhs or rhars!’ This is one of rhe best times of our lives, so do oil you con do •Brock Heinrich FALL MUSICAL 155 a mm i n BETTER THAN EXPECTED V III VI V i I hor do such words os Bumble puppy. Grown Up, Shoe Soles moo, ond Bernord hove in common? These were some of rhe chorocrers in rhe winrer oneocr ploy. Feiffer's People wos on ensemble piece, o soriricol comedy on politics ond people When presented ro rhe judges or rhe Region 6AA Competition rhe producrfon pkxed second ro Sr. Louis Pork, who per formed o voriorion of Alice in Wonderland ond went on ro receive rhe highest ranking or store Despire rhe second pkxe oword, rhe cost insisted rhor their first god wos ro en-rerrom themselves ond rhe oudience ond rheir second goal wos ro win. The coy seemed ro credit rhe success of rheir performance ro rheir hord work ond ob ries, bur also ro rhe sryte of rheir director, David Williams. Wiftoms hod o way of changing people ond bringing our rheir rdears. He seemed ro prepare them for rheir rask of acting and at rhe same rime hod a tor of fun which helped ro fomiliorize rhe casr with rhe rheorer. and developed a yrong sense of camaraderie among its members. The one ocr for rhe first rime was performed during school for oil rhe students. Ir gove rhe cay a chance ro raye rhe reobiliry of rheorer. with rhe rapid succession performances and things being changed or rhe toy moment,'' commented Willioms. According ro rhe coy rhe ploy wos successful. exciting, bizarre and meonr closeness and bod jokes, bur senior Kristi Buehler summed ir up by saying, ”1 definerty think rhor if I could hove picked one production ro be in our of ol rhe ones I've done, this would hove been rhe one I picked Bernord, o symbok character. 5 ployed by junior Paul (Vockswold The coy mitoses ther direaor. David Wf lams. by wearing bownes ond suspenders From row: PoU kockswold. Korie Kkx . Dario Felner. Courtney McGfi. ftobby Oorko Bock row Berh Nelson. Nathan Fluegel. Kristi Buehler George (kobby Boiko) begs Gtodys (Knsri Buehler) to marry him 156 ONE ACTS The Ethrx. portroyed by Courtney McGi. tried to exploin rhor Amenco has too much corruption ro be reody for dependence A SUCCESSFUL SURPRISE irsste Of Penzance y ” The cost of Ptrores of Penzance f were o Srtle frightened of whor m would hoppen os Friday night urv 1 folded Ir seemed rhor proaices hadn't gone os wel os they should hove, rhor omrudes were or rimes negative, rhor people weren't giving rheir ol, and rhor with o cost of 38, ir was difficult ro get everyone ro every rehearsal. Due, ro everyone's surprise, the show was o hit The audience loved the performances, commented senior Dovid Srimon who ployed Frederic Everything ckked, everyone gave 100%, ond the production was more successful than anyone Involved in the show hod imog-ned, This romance comedy. written by Gilbert ond Sutvon, roled of Frederic ond Mabel's (Jennifer Goforth) love. They could nor morry, however, because of o series of compkanons involving o meroful, pitiful bond of pirores, rheir King (Mike Joseph), Mobel’s fother, the Mcgor General Stanley (Norhon FluegaO, ond Ruth (Kane Olson), the Prate mad-ofotwodc Eight hundred people sow o show rhor was rich in energy ond sponroneiry ond energy, a show which only weeks before seemed lifeless ond mechanicol. upper left The Poke Sergeant (Pool Rockswold) rnes ro bold couroge among his poke force. Upper nghr Ruth and the Prote King ore hokJng Frederic or gunpoint unrt he ogrees ro come bock os a p-rote Left Mobei teases Frederic who has fc en head over heois for her Above MqorGenerol Stanley 6 comforted by his doughrers and wards . _ — OPERETTA 10 rmed wirh cookies, Dier Coke, and straight edge rulers, rhe Poge barrted irs woy Through heodlines, rypos, ond posre ups. The hours were long, bur rhey were enlightened with eraser fighrs, Cosby reruns, ond thoughts of overthrowing Rob Lowe. If I said it wos o 'true learning experience that benefited me greatly' wocrfd you believe me? contested Ediror-in-Chief. Wendy Weisberg. However, I will soy that we had a lot of fun, a lor of laughs, ond a terrific staff. Newly added feorures to rhe Poge were borgain sweorshirrs, a light table, ond secret monthly interviews. Three-thirty P.M. wos rhe official start of punchy hour-when ridiculous heodlines sounded probable, crooked copy looked straight, ond style rules were ignored. Life was rough in rhe Page’s workroom. The staff was on unique group. They hod to write additional papers, think ond be creative or rhe some rime, devote hours of work, ond ocruoHy fold and stuff rhe paper rhemselves-ir was truly a labor of love. Mrs Dota summed up rhe year, I thoroughly enjoyed working wirh this multitalented ond energetic staff. I wos espeooSy impressed wirh rhe students' commitment to rhe rime ond effort needed to publish o quality high school newspoper Surprisingly enough, I always looked forward to rhe creative choos of newspaper doss.” Ossa Powers stuffs popers before the srudent body gets to reod The Poge The Poge staff celebrores the success of rhe issue ond o brthdoy smxAcneousty Mteso Tton uses rhe comparer ro count our heodknes 158 NEWSPAPER Sports Edtfor Loo Hunter srroghrens every Ine by bond in rhe ter stoge of pasteup'' 7 thoroughly erjoyed working with this muinrolenred ond energetic staff Judy (John Dock row Judy Bohn, Greg Hemecke, Soro McWioms, Jeff PeLrek. Scon Honson Fourrh row: Mefcso Titon, Enc Gerecke. Jeni Wedel, Noncy Dnefyein. Thrd row M chete Sorz, Korhenne Jensen, Loo Hunter, Jufce Idefcope Second row Km Jockson, Koro Bren, Debbie Blumenrhol. Efcso Powers. Jockte Loftue. Front Wendy Weoberg. NEWSPAPER 159 hard work and long hours rhe year begon with o big question mark. Would rhe inexperienced sroff be able ro do ir? Would they be able ro produce o 220 poge book chronidtng rhe yeor? The sroff of 31, 26 of whom were rookies, was rhe lorgesr rhor Advisor Mark Soreren hod ever hod. The newcomers were quickly introduced ro o new Ion guoge consisting of cropping, double-page spreads, trapped white space, margins, picas, rype style end most importantly DEAD-UNES Ir rook a while for rhar word ro set in. Once rhe meaning was grasped You mean this has ro be completely done by Friday?” rhe sroff went ro work feverishly. They worked especially hard rhe first deadline, staying or school until 2am on o Saturday morning, to get lost minure photography prints. Coedirors Paulo VonGras-srek and Debi Rochlin were elated with rhe results. Rochlin commented, The first deadline went really well considering how foreign everything was ro mosr of rhe staff Working on the yeorbook is a big re- sponsibiliry. If deadlines aren’t met on rime, rhe book may be delivered lore, Van-Grassrek commented. In September rhe sroff errended a one-day convention or rhe University of Minnesota which gave them a chance ro leorn more about design and new trends. Ir also provided an opportunity to see other yearbooks. Mo during rhe summer before rhe school year, six writers and photographers attended a week-long workshop or rhe University of Minnesota. Section editors were: Inga Ogrins-Theme and Senior. Kathleen O’Connor-Sroff and Senior, Theresa Anderson-Sports. Shannon Dahl-Feotures, Bloyne Alpetr-ln-dex ond Patrons, Srocy Pinck-Sophomore Junior, Joanne Poul-Phoro Coordinator. This years' sroff is probobly rhe best I've worked with. They were motivated ond creative, on unstoppable combination. And rhe Editors Paula VonGrassrek ond Deb Rochlin did on outstanding job. guiding rhe inexperienced sroff through five rough deadlines.” said Sareren. Mke Kc pi designs o poge for rhe Sophomore section Front row: logo Ognrts. Kar e Young, Shonnon Dahl, Ke Nelson, Mama Combs. Advisor Mark Soreren Second row Dersy James. Chod Nestor. Mery Dye, Vonnte Wong. Kerry Hoos. Joanne Paul. Amy Sundefl. Michele Noiden. Jil Duden Thrd row: Pouio Von Grosstek, Mel House. Uso Otoe. Noncy Moersch, DSoyne Aipert, Debi Green Dock (scored on post ond house). Mke Korpi. Thereso Anderson. Tonyo Neeen Nor piaured Drock Grorh. Srocy Pinck. Debt Kochln, Grant Smith. Amy Wolensky. Coedsor Deb kochfai exptohs ro Shannon Dchl how rhe yeorbook lodder works 160 YEARBOOK n rhe 80's, whor was rhe mosr ef-• M fective way ro reoch an audience m of every age group? Through rele- C vision of course. Through KHOP, srudenrs were able ro express rheir opinions on issues such os drunk driving, school board decisions, posr high school oprions ond rhe hsr goes on. KHOP offered srudenrs rhe opporruniry ond rhe equipmenr ro effeaively influence rhe communiry. KHOP wos o srudenr-run relevision sro-rion which broodcosr on channel 13 or channel 10 on coble relevision. The programs were always of high quoliry. Adviser Don Eckberg assened, We don'r do home movies.” This mono wos incorporar-ed ond followed in rheir programming. Being involved in KHOP wosn’r easy. Ir consumes rwelve ro fifteen hours per week on on overage,” srored senior Dorio Ronson. Mony people believed filming wos oil rhor wos involved wirh KHOP. This wos nor rrue, filming only ore up one-sevenrh of rhe rorol process of complering o piece. Complerion depended on facrors such os: creating, organizing, wriring, edir-ing, logging, ond finally broadcasting. Senior Mark Senn srored,” The filming is easy Ir's rhe technical port rhor's frusrroring.” Although rhe work wos hard, rhe benefits were great. When osked whor srudenrs liked best obour rhe program, rhe response was: Using our creariviry ro produce some-rhing we kke ond ore interesred in is reoty o good experience. Junior JiB Kopsrein I've learned o kx in o shorr amount of rime. The people ore great ” Junior Brod Anderson We ore obie ro express our opinions openly ond tell rhe communiry how we feel obour things surrounding us.” Senior John Bobcock Mony unique opportunities were given ro rhe KHOP crew. Over rhe summer, Jill Kopsrein ond John Bobcock mer ond interviewed some of rhe 60 Minutes crew, induding Horry Reasoner ond Andy Rooney. On rhe other hand Mark Senn campaigned for Morkie Rosen (o satirical gubernatorial candidate) in rhe Hopkins community. To some srudenrs ir wos experiences like rhese which mode ir o9 worrhwhie. Don Eckberg conduded. Some people don'r think kids con do quoliry relevision bur here or Hopkins High we ore proving we con.” Technoon Jeff Noble wires up comero conrrol units. 162 KHOP Front row: Cori Anderson, Ross Broeker. Scorr Anderson, Dorio Ronsom, Jfl Kopsrein Second row Mork Baseman, Rob Nelson. Jeff Morin. Dock row Mark Senn, Jeff Flak, Advisor Don Eckberg, Mork Ledbetter. John Bobcock. Brod Anderson. Steve Hoi Nor pictured: Jeff Noble Rob Nelson aims a sony 1620 video camera in preparation for a segment on Royoi Update During o mutricamera shoot, Mork Ledbetter punches up a comero on the speool effeas generator. On the computer driven charocrer generator. Scott Anderson and Mart Hribor aeare videographics Mark Senn edits o Marke Rosen for Governor progrom usmg the Y inch U Motx: vdeocossette rapedecks KHOP 163 Peneoutr gets the best our of his deborors Tony AJpen Fronr row: John lorson, Tino Shepordson, Koren McGrone, Tim AJexonder Second row Jeff ftoberg, Anne Lmdeberg. Sr eve Simon, Oi Hobbs. Erie Ewotd Dock row: Luke Somcho, Tim ftodine. Sheri Woteon. Tony Alperr. Sr even Und-qusr 164 DEDATE e's demonding. he's ogressive, ood he's mode believers of rhem, sokj losr year’s cooch ood rhis year's fioonool advisor, Phil Abakan, obour rhis yeor's new debore cooch Scorr Perreoulr. Perreouir himself, odrrvrred ro being de-mondtng. I hove ro do whor I rhink is besr.” Being demondeng poid off and rhe reom surprised many opponenrs. They were rhe firsr Minnesora reom ro win rhe Sweepsrokes in on lowo rourna-menr ood rhey hosred rhe Raspberry Tour-nomenr, rhe lorgesr ever held in rhe srore of Minnesoro. Over rhirry schools and five srares pornopored. Finally, rwo sophomores, Luke Somoho, ond Sheri Wolson mode ir ro rhe finol sixreen in rhe srore rournamenr. Few sophomore reams hove HokJng one of rhe many rroptes woo dunng rhe yeor. Sophomore Jeff Koberg rofcs ro o felow debar or ever gonen so for before Juniors Sreve Simon ond Bill Hobbes wodd hove gone ro srore. bur rhey losr ro Bloke High School by one speaker poinr. New sysrems of reseorch, coaching ond speaking were inrroduced by Perreouir. Also insrirured rhis yeor wos o form of debare colled Lincdn-Douglos. Ir wos differ-enr in rhor comperirion wos one on one ond srroregy revdved more oround per suasion, rarher rhon evidence. Junior Tim Alexander wos rhe rop L-Der on rhe reom. Alrhough ir wos o yeor of rebuilding ond rhere was o lor of rime invesred in preparing for every rournamenr (up ro one hundred hours o week), ir wos worrh ir, soid Junior Sreve Simon. Ir pays off when you're wolking up ro pick up rhe rrophy in rhe oudirorium in fronr of cJ of rhose people.'' Sophomore Tony Alpen demooyrores his debare skis in front of par ears or rhe end of rhe year banquet. Al work ond no ptoy is nor a philosophy of Jim Sreve Simon, or Sophomores Eric Ewald ond Li e Somoho DEBATE 165 individual expression Square pegs didn'r fir inro round holes. Somerimes srudenrs felr rhey jusr didn'r fir in. Independenr Study gove srudenrs rhe chance ro actually express rheir individual obiliries. Independenr Study was self-iniriared and self-direcTed srudy, nor a readier-designed or ossigned project. Although rhe advisor could assist rhe srudenr in rhe development of a class ropic or idea, rhe iniriorive had ro come from rhe srudenr. In order for a srudenr ro be eligible for rhe independenr srudy program, rhe srudenr needed ro define o project rhor was occeproble for credit. One project was Japanese Interactive Coble Television where seven srudenrs learned ro speak Japanese via Television along with srudenrs from Eden Prairie High School. The srudenrs were able ro communicate ro rhe reocher through rhe Television. Senior Leslie Beardsley trained os a marine biotogisr or rhe Minnesota Zoo ond working wirh rhe Beluga whales ond dolphins. .Senior Brock Grorh worked wirh large ond medium formor photography at Hennepin Technical Cenrer. Other projects included music theory, aviation, and dance. Upper righr Mrs Welch cSscusses study plans w th Wendy White. Kyle Reinhardt composes music fee dependent study Whie working or rhe Morsh. Senior leanne Afoerr is m chorine of counrer work and fanning beds. 166 INDEPENDENT STUDY students share knowledge fhe ESL LEP program (English os a Second Longuoge Limired English Proficiency) was offered ro sru-denrs from counrries around The vorfd indudtng Southeasr Asia. Cenrroi .merico, Europe, ond the Caribbean coun-es. They learned ro read, wrire, ond eok rhe English longuoge os well os leorn dw ro odopr ro American culture We e here ro reach rhese students English xj mony Things obour rheir new country ad irs culture. In addition, the presence of iese students has afforded us o valuable pportuniry ro leorn as much or more from ' em. I feel os rhough I receive for more X3n I am .ever able ro give, expressed aren McOoy, ESI reocher. Peer rurors provided individuol help ro oe inrernorionol students. They met ev-.•rydoy on o one ro one basis. The tutors elped students with rheir English ond oc-casionoty subjects other than Engksh From row Sor Touy. Terry Ooz Morin, Fecher. Sompoucrb Ooutapha . SoUophorh Soyotxxh. Dounyong Kountobour. Keren McOoy CESL Teocher) Second row V rrho Leurtxxxishou. Yojf o Akmoro. Cynrho Reyes. Pom Augusnrt. Thog Vo. JtorvAn Xos (AFS Exchange Teocher from Ore Thrd row Chou Lerrmh. Tronp Nguyen. Thoognh Kountobour. Oouokhcm Soyobcrh, Ncxdos Debcbe. Ton Vu. Rohet Debebe. Donete Conndw. Fourth row long Touy. Khemsanone PTon ucr� yriotoy. Thu Ho. Suscn SfxAre CESL Teochec). Thieu Nguyen. GXiynh Nguyen Srondng Vuong Nguyen. Thong Ho. Nghi Tron. Cuong Vo. Thong Tron. Nguyen Tron. Tien Tron ... rhe pres rhese srudeers offended us o opporrunty ro Korer ESL LEP 167 i m hor would o school be like wirhour leoders? Would choos ond oporhy rule? Probobly. Forrunorely, strong leoders did nor allow rhor ro hoppen. Concerned sru-denrs srood up ond rook o srond. These leoders come ro be known os rhe Srudenr Senare. Dur rhey were also individuals who hod rheir own ideas of whor high school should be like. We ore very forrunore ro hove rhe voriery of people we hove,” said President Dove Roseborough, The rwenry members ond odvisor Ramon Reino worked rhroughour rhe year ro overcome significonr problems. A large br wos prioritized ond rockled. The issues raised were from wirhin rhe senare along wirh some helpful suggesrions from rhe srudenr body. The issues raised were varied ond rhe senare d d whor ir could ro focus on such issues os school spirit, weighted grades ond if rhe North door should be dosed. Regarding school spirit, rhe srudenr senare led by example- or rhe pepfesrs ond ol-school comp our. They showed other srudenrs rhar rhey could moke rhe yeor o fun one. Dealing wirh weighted grades was a long ond difficulr process. Weighted grades were received when a srudenr rook an Advanced Placement course. The grode did nor show up on rhe report cord, bur when figuring rheir G.P.A., rhe weighted grode boosted rhe scale, making rhe G.P.A. higher. The North door issue wos never really resolved. The senare also worked on a nationwide forum dealing wirh rhe orms race. They drculored o petition ro send ro rhe President of rhe United Srares. The petition wos geared ro show rhar rhe srudenrs of this generation did core. We are nor apathetic,” soid junior Sreve Simon. Wirh rhe odminisrrorion's help, rhe Srudenr Senare wos able ro accomplish afl rhe things rhey did this yeor. I think rhe od-minisrrotors worked well with us, said junior Mike LeSoge. From school issues ro o notional forum, rhe senore accomplished many goals rhor would nor hove been possible if rhey hod nor hod rhe dedication ond rhe cooperation of both rhe administrators ond faculty, ond of course rhe srudenrs of Hopkins High School. Moving fun whrfe woriong on one of rhe many corrvrsrTees. representative Dovid Srimon consuls fnend Audrey Denjomn for her opinion 168 STUDENT SENATE Vjiphomcre Anthony Meyer osks senxx Secretory Korie LeSoge whot she thinks of he idea Senior Tonyo Neisen and President Dove Roseborough dficuss posstodries for the Notional orms forum The students involved n senote rtxs year were qute dedcored to the school, to representing themselves, ond to presenting their Opmton to the odmnsrronon Ramon Remo Dock row: Morcus Lowry, Leigh Rydeski. Jenny Lorson. Anthony Meyer. Kotie LeSoge. Mke Prorr, Steve Simon, Advisor Ramon Remo. Jon Brumng. Kevin Void. Srucrt Lmdborg, Dove Duuck Front row Mke Rottn, Jason Krough. Morme Gkkmon. Steve Hoi. David Stimon, Orion Kompefcen. Dove Roseborough Not pictured Mke LeSoge ond Don Oerkness Listening nrenrty ro o proposal ere odvisor Romon Remo. Vice President Mke Protr. ond Presidenr Dove Roseborough STUDENT SENATE 169 OEA 6 o doss rhor 6 o good opporrunty for every sruderv to find our whor they wont ro do wth rheir furure Rro Rosenberger From row Marne Fischer. Km Reese. Oerh Dekkerus. Mery Orocken. Kns Pererson. Kris Comp. Orert Doerboom Second row Oreodo Prepodnk. Srocy Ekrvqu5i, Srephome Lund. Sue Tschmperle. Michele Moor. Mone Robinson. Wondo Swonson. Courtney Pererson Dock row Advisor R o Rosenberger. Mchele Tweed. Su orme Chovon.-Ooudoe Johnson. Heike Morlow, Jennrfer Fonder. Sreve Ekmon, Geoff Gerber. Scorr Re y 170 OEA Seocr Lous Ferraro works or o kxol bonk some afternoons os o bookeeper ond o pan rne reter preparing students for the future Office Education Association was a unique course that helped students to get a heod start on a career by classroom octiviries and on the job experience Members of OEA also hod the opportunity to participate in the OEA dub which attended State and regional conferences. OEA wos set up much like driver's education- spendng a certain omounr of rime in dass, and a cerroin amount of rime behind the wheel, or on the job. The students who chose to enroll in OEA were placed in jobs or local businesses where they worked in the afternoon, after spending a doss in the morning working on office Ckxxfrne Johnson holds the position of o secre rory or Geoerd Mrts skills. A senior remarked that OEA provided a chance for him to explore career choices, ond wos a great school experience. Coordinator of OEA. Riro Rosen-berger sad that OEA wos a fantastic way for students to acquire leadership abilities, ond find our what rhey want from a career . Along with the red world exposure, a solory. and the credit students get for roking the doss, some of the students received many benefits such os health plons, ond poid vocation rime. Students who rods this dass enjoyed the experience, agreeing that, it helps rroin us for the future. OCA helps you decide whor hod of career is right (or y0u IVosenbetget Front row: Jock ? Clarkson, Angelo Theses. Tommy Oohoch Down Kosei, Oy Dootddoth. Kothi Fronz Second row: Dovid Choi, kochele LoRonre. Gd Fonberg, Lao Lombordo. V k Zonor Dock row Advisor faro koseoberger John Shook. Debbe Zuck. Jocke Irish, Amo Doth, Juke Pfeffer. Kety Lene OEA 171 Fa Kris Pouben ond Heaher Uchaz DECA offered opportunities and chalenges outside rhe classroom Front Row Zoe Ann Denecke. Jemifer Lentz. Joi Vossa. Amy Demas. Kathy Forkins, Kt6 Pouben. Mdy Lymon. Heaher Uchaz. Trocy Unde. Angie Kjos. John Fuler Dock Row MAe Fachey, JerWer Lemke. Peggy Vhre. Mac Eckbetg, Todd Jensen. Morr Kehs. Mak Romens. Scat Dcniey. Frances Kerkhove. Theresa Srrwh. Jenafer Gies. Advsa Greg Obon 172 DECA IN THE BUSINESS orherwise known os Dis- rnbutive Educorion Oubs of , F Americo. wos involved wirh rhe organizorion of ocriviries within t ? school os well os rhe community. This year wos o successful year for ) i.C.A. The club ran certain homecoming y iviries like rhe concession stood and rhe : pulor bell slide or Camp Our. Their ocriviries in rhe community were 5 appreciated. A major efforr in finding o for underprivileged children, colled fc s for Tors, was taken on by D.E.C.A. ?y asked for contributions from other d ool organizations such as Student Sen-jr , Poms and sports reams. These com-r dry activities were coordinated by ad n y Greg Olson. As we as these school and community projects, D.E.C.A. hod competitions like any sport. The District, State, and Noriono1 competitions were held onnuolly. Senior Nicole Drake, commented. The satisfaction | get from D.E.C.A. 6 getting involved wirh rhe competitions. DECA 173 on the job usr whor in rhe world is VICA? Vocorionol Indus-rriol Clubs of America is o trades and industry doss rhor wos tought or Hopkins this year by Frank Ohly. It wos different rhon other dosses in rhor students learned about information rhor wos required for on rhe job” training. Though rhe doss wos not os large os it has been in post yeors, students still learned rhe basic sl-uiis of sales techniques ond theories. It was an odvanroge for rhe dass to be so small because more time could be devoted to each individual's needs. Students spent one hour in VICA dass eoch doy ond took other classes along with it in rhe morning. The ofrernoons were left free for work, which was or least three hours per doy. Students worked anywhere from machine shops to lumber yards to child core centers. The class was molded to each student in order ro leorn about his or her own job interests. Frank Ohly commented. It is reoBy a good experience for those kids who want ro try jobs before they graduate ond get fufl rime work.” Out even though most of rhe students were planning ro work after high school, there were also some who planned to attend college. VICA was a good experience for those students who wonted a sampling of what it was going to be like getting a real job in rhe future. Andrew Sotovcjous rds o fabric botr or his VTCA job or Minnerooko Mils 174 ViCA Expert computer skis ore demonsrroted by Stephen Mdetan The Ms reaty ecfoy what they ore doing, ond ther experience 6 sure to benefit them in the furore. Fronk Ohty VICA 175 offers opportunities n rhe midst of winter, four Hopkins m yudents were ourside in o field M grooming horses Others were “ leorning how to interpret and diog nose X-ray scons. For two hours of eoch day at the Hennepin Technicol Center's South Compus in Eden Proirie yudents pursued a voriety of interests in addition to Horse Core ond Health Studies. Seventy-five yudents, on increase of 14 over lost year, left on morning ond afternoon buses to portidpare in such dosses os Child Development, Grophics, Motorcycles, Accounting, Cook Chef, ond Archirecruol Drawing. The most popular courses were Auto Mechanics ond Auto Body One of rhe Auto Body students, senior Henry Ey-delonr, orrended Vo-Tech because he wanted to know cars inside ond our. His work paid off as he rook first place in store and fourth in rhe notion in rhe annual Auto Body competition toy spring. Steve Smith, Vo-Tech's advisor, said the program was able to offer opportunities nor ovoiloble or Hopkins High and it olso kept o few kids in school who otherwise wouldn't have been here. He sow definite positive results from rhe program including, self-confidence, opportunities for job ptocemenr ond pride in occompSsh-menr. Henry pointed our thor rhe high school didn’t offer Auto Body ond did not hove access to rhe equipment that Vo-Tech did Also, oil rhe work that wos done or rhe school hod to meet factory standards. In Henry's words, When you get our of Vo-Tech, you're good. Surrounded by eiectncol godgetry. Senior Dovtd Horok concentrates on his Technology homework. Senior kon Honse wotches over his version of The Whopper dtrng Cook Chef doss. 176 VO-TECH When you ger our of VaTeeh you're good Henry Eydetonr Fronr row Advisor Sr eve Smrh. JoM Mee, Gory Wo er, Ron Honse. Otaf Beckman Second row. Morr Hosrod. Jomes Sreorns. Sr eve Devore. Mory Oouer. Jcnele Steinberg Third row: Pod Horton. Tim Evenyod. David Horok, Missy Albrechr Fourth row: David Norsby. Steve Scherer. Henry Eydetonr. Joe Leckey Dock row Jm Winter. Pod GoBogher Seniors Keith Grewe and Henry Eydetanr work on forming body ports of a cor n their Auto Oody doss VO-TECH 177 gj honges First of o there was this ger-up in the EngSs i deportment. The computers hod moved in and rhe S offices hod moved around. Changes. Old teachers left while seemingly endless numbers of new teachers were hired. The new staff was younger, bringing with it on orrirude of idealism and enthusiasm. They were also culturally diverse, coming from such for away places as Malaysia, Cambodia, and China. New teachers, new rooms. New lunch ladies, new lunch prices Changes . . . changes that seemingly come our of rhe blue. STAFF 179 the art department.. here everyone is equal rhe srudenr waked inro rhe on depormenr He was nor a jock. nor o preppy, ooraponker Jusronarnsr He began ro spend o free hour, o srudy hoH or o lunch up there” in rhe on rooms where rhe srudenrs ksrened ro Mel's prophesies, lived through Brad's slides, ond learned ro appreciate Vern's humorous msdrs The srudenr mighr hove taken the doss for on easy grode, o break In rhe doy. or ro make cheop Christmos gifts, bur whor he leorned wos much more He learned both how ro pro duce on and how ro recognize ir He learned how ro truly see on and how ro transfer rhar image nro his medium The srudenr 'earned for more than jusr on He learned obour people Every one wos respected for Ns or her work ond mdrvjducAry. This wos mode possible by rhe faculty's dedi cohon ro provide a comprehensive art educonon. Department char Veto Anderson, drawing and posnr mg reocher Drod NuoroJa who wos named Oursrondmg Art Educator m Mnnesoro, ond porter Mel Jacobson demoosrrored ond got excefience from their yudenrs. This excellence wos shown m rhe lorge enrollment ond m rhe number of srudenrs who become award winners in vorious arr comperitions. Above ond left: Ovts larchona works in mony medto Wghr: pen G ink by Noncy Seward ART 181 foreign language is ullfilling Dreams oving the urge ro satisfy your need for culture? Thinking of traveling abroocP Dreaming of being in o country where they osk Palezvous fronccxs? or Hoblo esponoP” If so. the foreign Longuoge de portment wonts to fulfi your dreoms This yeor. 50 lucky yudenrs traveled to Fronce and Span through a program of fered by the foreign longuoge depart ment The Spanish group heoded by Wo seonn Me� er and the French group head ed by Adrien Douchord set out overseas ond gave the students new and exciting experiences ro tell about We hove been going os o group for 16 years, ond with every group, we do something new.” said Douchord The Spanish students spenr ten days touring various cities such as Modrid, Se viHe. and Toledo Eoch ary was a new odventure as they sow bul fighting, fesn vals, castles, museums, porks ... The French group also spent time tour mg the country raking time ro see cho reous. Le Louvre m Pons, the sunny beach es of N e. the royol pokxe in Monoco Despite the busy schedule, they had time ro shop ond moke new friends Doth trips coy opproxtmorely $1,000 $1,200 Students rased money by working at the concession stood at games, selling candy grams or Christmas, and selling con dy bors ro earn their way for the trip We've been working hard Ir gets a bale monotonous, bur the thought of gang ro Fronce mokes it easier, sad junior Micki Gafcnson Students who worked were pad by the hair, ond excess money mode went roword trips fa choperones. bussing, museums, ond some meals Despite oil the hard work, these trips were once agon successful m satisfying the rove fa culture by seeing the Mono Lisa, the need fa the excrement by attending a bul fight, and the odventure of visiting o romantic chateau The trips become dreoms fulfilled Tred. contused ond exceed, the Sponeh group won ftr the nexr odvenmre ottered } I 1987 French Group. From row: Jason Krough, Todd Dvorak. Johormo Knutson. Amee Shopro. Ju e Hoepner, Uso Smppy. Second row: A4e Pons, Micki Gdnson, JN Nosol. Efco MiJmed, Scro Srronberg. Micheie fVehoume, Keren KosW. Noncy Ofoerg Dock Row: Mamie Gkkmon, Amy Chopman, Mke Cose. Pom Kropp. Koren McMulen, Aime Netson. Jenny Chord, Joctte Lo Rue, Kim Newman. Karhy Genlefinger. Advisor Adrien Oouchord. Srronded in rhe Lorin Quarter, Korte Young and Jenny Dloomer owar rhe metro. Home of rhe Venus De Mlo. Le Louvre was one of rhe many stops rhe French students mode r is difficult to talk about the qualities of o good teacher. Teachers ore here to help moke good ari-zens of young people and to provide assistance In various ways to these students so they wi become productive members of a technological society. So I guess the quofcries that moke a good teacher ore any that help provide assistance to young people such as — patience, compassion, providing positive feedback, being o good role model, challenging individuals to do thee best, ■ helping students to ask the right questions, understanding and accepting a student's Imitations, providing non-threatening learning situations.'' Mr Don Erpelding Honesty, edge.'' empathy, and knowl- A reocher who knows his material, and who is demanding Mr. Jim Morzko Tolerance with students, being able to adopt, listening to what is Important, ocring accordingly, and nor raking things too serious ly. Patience and a sense of humor.'' Mr. Jim Rovn One who puts students' interests first. Mr. Ron Seflnow “Someone who is organized and is able to communicate wel. Mr. Dove Rude A person who is flexible, bur yet rakes o creative approach to reaching, and someone who has a good sense of humor that con moinroin cteapine. Mr. Tom Burney Hard work ond dedication. Mr Harold Bortsch Mr. Jim Werner Mr. Phil Abolon Aonden Aon H«ro« o I KixJ Comp Borfsch. Hoiold • G om «Ty Andy Abolon. Phil ►tecry Bo nr. Joon Ctuwtt Alford. Rkhord Anderson. Verne Bokken Dovld Colloid Eloin Corker. Por An G om � ry At, 1 Sp Od 'jtr cn Sa� nc A 3� Dot . Don OonC Bauman Ed Cdcuu Doumon. Tom Dengston. Pool Sa nc Denson. Lee Hoor 184 STAFF Don Erpoking cannot keep he hoods off his rinker roys to rggren. Htltfl (Monchord. Sylvlo Oohn. Jody Go Soc Sr Aide rt Erg 1 to indsetfer. Mori Orcoulr. Jocklyn Nrwipap •t • U AM COCA Dreoult. Kevin SpKMitnw Ootgerdlng. Roman Dosocker. Del Doochord. Adrien Dowens. LuAnn Cctegr Comp P and A. fnnti 1 OxTHter Jhan Very Drown. Vllllom Frcrtfi M Dottrey. Tom Drown. Sondro CoraOon Doeiel. Sylvester CuVoAm Ubrenan Cn(RAi AtM STAFF 185 It's a fine high school. rhe reochers here or Hopkins High hod much pride ond in-reresr in whor rhey did. Tfts pride become evidenr in rhe dossroom, on rhe playing field. ond in after-school oaiviries. When asked whor mode rhem proud ro reoch here, rhey responded: proud ro know rhor Minnesota is one of rhe rop educational systems in rhe coun-try. Donnie Johnson “It s a fine ond outstanding comprehensive high school Ron Seflnow There is much success of rhe moth deportment ond school nationally. Jim Rovn The Ms ore fantastic, young,ohve and get along with staff ond administration as we . Ken Novok The level of musical obtory is so high ond Ms ore good Don Dares The general atmosphere generated by rhe staff ond majority of rhe students is enjoyable. Drian Ke8y My profession otows for growth and creativity in teaching methods. I am obo fcc Rynders 6 humored by he morh srudenrv Chadwkk. Al (rcctK Am Oevot. Pooletr E M) lab ('•odhg Chapman So lw i I fcarthfV A Oio� M n. Kerl iw Out Mgrrr Chejlik, Andy Amnjax� Dunbor, Joon tUc Aid Cromer. GI (vdo Morr lc Eckwall. Jody a Rog lob (Wofrig Dahl. Sr ve tpNd ferrfot Erickson. Roth Armorer Dohlqobt. Kothk tk aj, Erp. Don � i� i D Hov n. Kor n Oocgy Eipelding. Don 166 STAFF Judy Dohn rokes on the tough task of beng nowspopef odvtsof •miire. Amte Flolld. Buzz Fotslund. Glnny Frltsch. Paniclo Gall. Elonor y la Aver ftrqn Con ora A U ■ o Coca CocA losgow. Normo Hogberg Don Horrisoo. Raymond Molding. Borb Ml 0 rp� � ry Holliwlll. Shoron CwBOdon tog IV t Ctnt W-VKS AlwoM Inf 30t C r It 6t i. RoslIM CajttVr Gilbertson. Money Hoyes. Lois Imkov Hedblom. Poul ttotogy Oernry STAFF 187 TEACHERS Whar mokes a good srudenr? ifferenr reochers hove different opinions of whor mokes o good srudenr. Some reochers rhmk o good srudenr is one who is always on rime, gers assign-menrs done ond pays orrenrion. Wh3e orhers rhink o good srudenr is someone who gives respecr ro his or her eiders ond has good srudy hobirs. Dor when it comes down ro ir, rhey all agree on one thing Good srudenrs ore ones who really cores about rheir educorion, work roword ond beyond rheir abilities ond ore wiing ro help rheir peers. And ger-ring srroighr A's doesn'r necessarily meon rhor mokes the besr srudenr. Ger-ring involved in exrro-curriculor ocriviries. spoas'ond school ocriviries con be equol-ly impononr. M Kopyem gers mvoived w h Hoptons rtgh rtYOugh KHOP STUDENTS I Holsmon. Solly Niw Mowolls. Dorry SunM Sub Homsworth. MlkO Cuoodan Huskomp. Dill IMA Hormon. Ertn VorM Vudti Hussoy Shonyl Svaoary Htqqlns. Jocquoline Coo . Huiion. Tom Mauirig bn Mgrrt Hlodoirrvon. Dowoy Mop an! fcrri, Jocobsoo Mol Ap Hinnors. Momo tSL Johnson 0 v a Wvat HoolkJoy. Mouse Co Johnson. Oonnlo 168 STAFF KtoroUv Gone U h Mnrq Am U Ky� Voo n. Donoo tOftQ. Doreen loPtonto. Dove (jJKtkr Uvo. Hollo Garmon I Garmon! UrtoW. Cotol trt) D V ttjlab CcfrgaComp Senior Tem Drown ponenrty wdft to tetx t AP History teocher f l AbolorVs orq meo Horhy Doh qu6J ottempis to or wer sophomore Guy Grussmgs tough botogy quesnon litecky. John Meiei. Ro o Ann lCor l I Lovingfoss. Helen cr« oiy Minnelli. Coryl l frwnsh ■ ludrke Millie VuOyrt Minnick. Helen (Va eo aoc Moion Undo Coca Moiin. Dove AvoooiTry Octoor McCloy. Koren ISl Mosibeig. John AH fr } lr j 10 •imnUB McDonold Ken PiyO ? Morzko. Jim fved Coinp Oaaa n U MocDonold. Shoio CoirtlO Neljon. Judy ►torn £ 190 STAFF reachers Reflect GOOD OLE hink for o momenr. Do you remember having ro wok single f8e ro lunch? Do you remember wonring ro sir in rhe bock of rhe bus so you could bounce on rhe bumps? Do you remember being afraid ro ploy wirh rhe opposire sex for fear of gening rheir germs'? We ol hove memories of our reochers and pasr school years. Lkewse, reochers hove memories of pasr school years, and srudenrs. When asked ro reflea on rhe pasr, we gor rhe folowing responses: I REMEMBER WHEN ... ... everyone hod aewcurs Jim f ovn ... gtris weren't allowed to wear pants ond guys hod ro wear o belt with their pants Al Pererson ... there was modular scheduling ... guys would get suspended for not wearing engineer boors. Ron Seflnow ,.. one of my first junior high students on rhe Past DAYS became my teacher ... I used ro reach modern dance ond give demonstrations Donnie Johnson ... I graduated from high school. I never dreamed I would be a mathematics teacher. Horold Dansch ... I went with rhe hids ro shoot rots or rhe dump. Sally Hetsman ... rhe prindpals would wots around with o ruler, measuring your hair ro moke sure it was one half inch above rhe cotar. Don Dares ... Purple Power (school rheme) was rhe dominant force in unifying rhe school ... there was more school spirit ond both reochers ond srudenrs worked hard together ro keep it this way. Phi Abakan ... Ife was easier Ken McDonokJ louturor. Josoph Chly. Frank hi Am Nobt . JoKroy MfdO Olborg. Pom Ubrory A Notdll DovkJ Oio Olson. Goty Nocoon. Poul Novok. Kon Noorolo. Dtod Nyborg. Chorlono VX trtj C VcrtJ tfcr M do Stot cry CctrQr Carp Oquisr. Roynold f� v Ed Potorson. Al Olson. Grog MtodCurodon Potty. Morgoroi voodOop n.x - crwr Gtnrxmi Gttmon 1 STAFF 191 Subsrfufe Monon PoU catches up on he own homework hile rhe car's away, rhe mice will ptay” was a cliche rhor srudeors identified wirh when thee reacher was obsenr and o subsrirure appeared in doss. Srudenrs mode up srories and used every excuse in rhe book ro ger our of work while rheir reocher was gone. There were several subsrirures who were regulars, however, who rhe srudenrs did nor roke for groared. Mr Tim Feresrod rook subsrirunng seriously Decouse of his enrhusiosric inreresr in history, he roughr hisrory dosses nearly as well as rhe regular reocher He become well known for his lectures He enjoyed lecturing rorher rhon working sessions for one reason Lecturing was a good rool for ksrenmg, he said. If trouble makers are cferuprive. The srudenrs who ore Isrening ro me pur pressure on rhe noisy one ro be quiet” Feresrod said he rried ro make hisrory come oive ro srudenrs Another subsrirure. Mrs Korhy Olson, also was obie ro reach rorher rhon jusr bobysir. She usuoly subsnrured in English dosses, so over rhe years she hod reod nearly oil of rhe books used in Engfish 10 She explained. I’ve reod rhe books so I’m oble ro help rhe srudenrs understand and ro explain rhe srory Sne ro them. When o srudenr was unruly, she talked ro rhe student hdrvidualy and rried nor ro moke ony enemies. Mrs. Olson commented, I'm nor jusr babysitting, I’m leorning about people and rhe subjects rhor I reach.” A fomflior face ro many srudenrs in rhe moth deportment was Mrs. Morion Paul. She always hod o way of recognizing our-of-order behavior ond dealt wirh ir in on understanding way When you sub, you hove ro accept cerToin behaviors, such os jokes, many trips ro rhe bathroom, ond srudenrs trying ro pur off o resr, Dur I lough along wirh them, ond try ro bend rhe rules o little. If o srudenr is reoBy our-of-order, I will send him or her our of rhe classroom.” Srudenrs olwoys tried ro ger away wirh things when o new substitute was present rhor they would never hove dreamed of doing ro rheir regular reocher Dur when srudenrs and subsrirures were farrtfar wirh eoch other rhey knew whar they could ond could nor ger owoy with Subsrirures were fornior wirh rhe cliche Wftfe rhe car's owoy, rhe mice wi ploy, bur when rhe subsrirure was o regular ir become more difficult for rhe mice ro ploy. Rovn. Jim G«xn ry Comput I Schaffer Notmo Cod Rude. Dave Oierreiry Ruchrod. Korea too fewM Schedler. Eunice fed? Schoenlke. Wendy Coc Ryndery Rlc Campd r I G orr� ry Schwondt. Pot Sandberg. Korea taco rvtc % Schwartz. Mordle a� qn lorg Art Soteren. Mork Ocaaa n U Cev u Y«ortxx� Seorles. Dole Georwry Schod. Pom Coo Sellnow. Ron aa a © Andy 9 1 STAFF 193 Shulze. Sown Ell Tron. Petet Cu� c to-' Smith, Steve CaiwW Stockc. Robetf Jou lob Stuort. Donold I CoKiXa Swonjoo. Chotlotto fr«ocb x}f Swonson. lo Ritto MuJo Thiole. Chorlci Oievarry Ttidon. Robett QiMOdari Utoft. Reo Sox?, Me VortTojsol. Joon ixwiur Violl. Jeon S c An«n0 OVff Woldmon, Donnie � v t«J Wondtei. Lyle VokCip 194 STAFF JOB POSTING Job: Depormneofoi Ades wotved n on. busriess. Engteh. foreign longuoge, nome economics, moth music. soence. ond sood srudes Hopkins rtgh School n Mrmeronko. Mnnesoro Place: Qualifications: BASIC: onswenog phones, rypog worksheet, copyng, fftng, ossgnmg rexrbooks, ond ffcng of boon cords SPECIFIC DUSNESS fcmbonry w.rh computers, superior rypng ond occounhng skfc ENGUSH ibronon sKfls ro process rhe kxge volume of books FOPEKjN LANGUAGE superior knowledge of foreign longuoges. preferably Germon. French, ond Sporvsh HOME EC superior cooking ond sewing knowledge. MATH knowledge of or least geometry ond algedro, ond fcmtonry with compurers MUStC otrtry ro read mus . one some knowledge of instruments SCIENCE knowledge of biotogy. phys s, ond espcooty chemrsrry Deportment leoders ogree rhor rhe need for o good, jock-of-ol rrodes deportment ode s greor Anyone nor w ng ro work had. occepr responsoiry. ond suffer frustration, need not oppfy •no Ec depofttnene ade-Mcne Orondstetrer sets upi lo food job Wfb t. )e««y A I MQ I G ar rv WHUorm Dove lr«) O hr Canp Wedding. Ken VcrX) y.x� n Wilmo LoiJ Ca« eyre se« Welch, Dorothy lx! My Wingor. Corol A r «can Welch. Duone A w on Itn Mean Wolfe Lorisso Gttrrer I Ge non M Weiner. Jim Some Xioo Jion-on CSL Soc Vvw Whipple. Jone Sew-sy Zimmerman. Par Socoa Screen Wilberg. Oorb V-mxg E x} O Zopfi Ken You a STAFF 195 Engteh rtynxrcx Vn Morzko locks bock ond retaxes STAFF STAFF 197 A Vxtono AM65 JeSKO Abrrhom A!) Vos.x«n Accdo OvxJ Acker A.' Charles Adar 79. 207 )0hh Adar 33 David Adorns 79 Oebbe Adorns JeiWff AdomsOS Mart Adams 03 Mono AeseTtooch33 Pern Agusiri33 Arson Aden 33 Yoshko Aknw o33. 135. 07 [Veit Afcw leome Abort David Abred 7? Mcxsso Abrechr 00 177 Anqe j Alexander 65 Tmottvy Alexander 65 164 Oocfarn«. AIM. 79 Robert AkvrfryfOO 118 Susan Almcn 79 Arrtvany A ert 79. 164 OS OOyitp A)pett65 OO [odd Ames65 Cord Arrxndx-x-i 79 Crcgg AmundsonbS OkxJ Andersen 79 Dodey Anderson Dodey W Andcr«n65 Onors Anderson 33 Cart Ardor - 65 52 Corhcrno Anderson 03. lit fhrwne Ardor von 79 frc AndcrsonOO. 99 Jemfer Anderson 65 100 loo Anderson 79 ton Anderson 65. 71 Mekso Anderson 79 Scott Anderson 79. 03 07 Vephme Anderson 33 129 Veven Anderson Theresa Anderson65. OO tosh- Andcrvrcm6S, HI 121 Oovsd And-own 65 George Ar crr.65 Cteke Anduiko 79 Andca Arogon 70, 150 151 tome A ogcn 07 47 150 151 PomeO Arcnr 03. 05. 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WO Terrence Oartert 12 65. 126 Or on Oortds 79 Christopher Drtt 33 Uso Dcmerr War 0aseman34 02 Wendy Oasemon 79 W9 Owoph Oores 79. 139 140 Wary Oouer 177 Thomas Otxrgh 79 Onan Oakmgordner 04 198 INDEX lesle OearrMey 04 52 lea Oorxnhme 79 M f«4e Oeouctsem Travr. 0ebo65 99 Kurt 0cxhrhoid65 Ovr no Oerjseey Jenrrfer Occhey 05 OW 0crttmonn177 JenrWr Oegley 79 Oerit 0chhetus65 173 JenrVer Gctangcv 79 Adron Orx-w 79 Men hew 0. ■ !«• Krrbcrty Derrr, 79 (no Oendexh 79 Kre t Oe.de 79 lor Ann 0eneche65 172 PoJ 0e� e65 Audrey 0erfjnnr..36 151. 08 Jokndo Oerq 79. 130 Robert Oorg 79 Jwhuo Ocrgpr 7? louro Oetgn 79 Done Oertness 79 M«che ' 0c mors65 James Oemdr 65. Mi Rrdtcrd Dett e65 Hk Iw Bet 65 Chrr v« Oeye Krrfcro (KXXotd65 Veen Oder eld (oprxc 0rno65. 66 Krytseere Ddv 79 Scrch Oebee 7) Christopher (yets 65 Oonrre (Voder 65. 68 «arl Bcke?9. 126 Joyce Owt 79 Me Vso Oton 65 Ann Okv hpm 04. 139 (Jayne Deser 5 ort Ok ve 79 Vethen 0dden04 AAegon 0tonx)on65, 121 JenrVet 0loomerO4. 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Coen 79 Shely Co 37 Chery Oaw' yd6S, ttl Derrvard Crdy 79 Corbei Cnmrr� ng?9 Aft Cror 79 Angelo Crer 79 Roy Cnsr Chreropher Crnckrck37. 118 JecrVer Crysler 7. 79 Trocey CrysJer37. 45 Mory CodChy65 Dodey Culen37 117 Kfftin Cur ee66 Jeff Ccmmng66 Oeb o Ct fon37. in Heater CvrrerDO Drvsd Cuvet 60 KorNeen CLhlonhaO 129 cl Nod O AJbrvtr. 66 fhc OuN37 Krisin Dc tl66 RoynOohlDO WO OO 5oroh Dchl 18 37 Shonnon DcN37. 97. 160 John Drfe66 Amondo DrArnon 66 McJsod Drvtt.66 99 flroheth Dovichon 80 88 Mcrn Dawhon89 Adorn Dmx s80 Roben Doves 80 Vrgtto Dovrs37. 151 (nc De yrxing 37 John Doers NCrdos Debate 37. 134. 167 Rde Dob be80. 134 167 Vcphan Dee 37 Vepisom Deb 66 P«nds ) D-to-ey 15. 66 WO U7 RarrxJs DXreyOO WO Shamors 0des80 lomy Ddonte Amy Demors66 172 John DenrtsW Scroh Demy 66 Vcioro Dacron 07 lowreneo Deroser 38 Mictioei Demck 80 Dcxx os De ciser38 Sera Dders66 Kcn� Devin 08 Veven Devore 66 177 Tcros o Dor Men 66. 135 167 Vocy DCK80 Trrsortsy Dor 08 Cyrttro DfdsoydO Jchn (Xon80 Luke On 38 W9 Phyte Dobbs 38 Alexander Dcx-r - 80 88 Shannon Doherty 66 Shown Dc erty 08 99 Art ew DoiffOe WO JervVer Dot. 80 Otrwse OonvrxS 66 Scon Dodey 08. T72 Juke Ocrn 7 08 Wendy Downs 66. 71 Mcde D che 08 Lcske Done80 Srevers Done66. Ml Dendo Dcry 66 Chrarn Dxhere80 JI DuddvOe. 160 Mchde Dx en80 AAarthew Dx ey66 Chroropher Duesmon66 WO Joncrhan Duesman80 Don D ner T74 Alexander Dudsd08 Mcrytynn Corker 80 Karen (Aron 66 leske Duranr W. 29 08 Amy Dear k 80 Todd Dear k 66. WO Wt 116 117 180 Cregory Dy e� Vt80 Robert DytccgOfl 50. 99 bgo Lcney 66 Dono (asrmonaO Aeronrto (or0'S 66 R k£be«hort66 117 Mere (dsbergOS. 172 Chraron (den 12. 66 Roxove Edecborg66 Dwcme (dgy 66 Chraropher Edwords80. 126 Erk Edwards 08 138 MO KmberV Egberg80 151 Veven Egge66 Korheme (keebemy Tmorhy Ekenbeny Oondo Ekhotm80 Ef Ekhotm08 99 Kely Dhdm80 Veven Ex non 38. TO MicTiod EJsarrvrri66. Ml Yvette Ekaseh66 M heal Don WO I Ronoto Kodue83 Or� n K0C ?46 Koherne Koo se46 lyneoe Koeko80 lyneno Pometa Kolevg83 Amy K Ai jX 60 Steven Komrviv46 JennAor Koto 60 Redo«o KofforovoM 46 Kimberly KopOnxy.- 66. 139 OrocAcy Kopiys 69 Jo-on Kack64 Josas Katovsc 84 ton Kanet C Meteso Kaol82 84 Paul Korpcn Mchoel Kath46 Rctoyne Kash48 Rxhad Kartek Oawn Kau.4 46. T71 Stocy Kas«484 Aoron Kor 64 tkrno Kart 46 Ono Ka 64 EVabeth Kat 46 Mon Kcti(f JerWor Katenbager 46 Rachel Keating 69 Cum Keefer Thomas Kedey84 James KecnW, 99 Mathew Kelts 47 172 Don Ke fer«4 Daael Keley79 PaJo Keiogg 70 Ka SO Kely79 SaroKety'70 Dome! Koimsy47 May Ann Kemmy84 Penny KemponenTO. Ill Mathew Kempe64 Chnstho Kennedy 70 Fionas Kerkhove47. 172 Deeno Ken -70 MegonKecneh84. 139 Robert Kcry-70. KM. 09. 141 Kent Koryon James Kefc 8-'. OtocJey Kmpel 70 Sao Knd47 loao Kucher 84 laen Kn-o64 Steven Kyef47 Argeto tyos47. 172 OCT Kjl s47. 100 Haley KjosTO Kahcne Nod 47. 152. 156 Chrwopher Non 70. 99 Ranch Writ 67, 118 Jeffrey Negon 70. M0 AAe Wen 47, 139 Ken NeehekseM? Deny Kin Justn KJne64 OtVKn Klncto� c47 Scat Kirhhanmet84 Kevin Nodt47 Veven Wooh 70 Kennch Natboch47 Jadt Ktuynan £ne Knob 70 Heorhe Krxft a Johomo Knurson70, 183 MchoC Knuion84 Angelo Koch 84 Oreodo Koehncn47 Amy Kooto84 Josh Kohcn64 Tatar Khomai Onon Kohou� 64 Andrew Koh 70. 139 0rodyKdond47 Onon Kcmpc en48 169 George Konmcte48 M Kopven 70. 74. 130. 167 K6 Jason, Kabc-164 Karen Korn 64 M chod Kcrp 64. VC 194 Stephave Kcyrgoord 70. 74 Karyn Ko-Jv 70. V33 Trno Ko- j48. 151 teono Kostek48 Oounyong Kourtobou 70. 167 Thongnh KomtobOuc 70. 167 Otortes KowohcTO Krrbcty Kowofce84 Jessica Nogness Soro Ktdewsiv48 Trow? NcAngVS 48 Enc Kraochvl 70 Jeffery KrengelTO Jessco KrBho84 John KrtlkO 70 Jerry Nob 70 Scon K-cegc 70 Amy Korccn46 Pomelo Kroco70. 163 Short Kosch48 Javon Newell 70 99. 169. «3 Jam Krueger VAam Krueger 64 Leo Kr umsicg 48 Joclyn Nupp 70 Jod Kuceto 84, 100 Katayn Kuehn 70 Sledy Kuceko70 Eds Kvcfccth 70 Kenton Kyio48 99 139 Kc-vro Kyio 71 NtJo Kyto 71, 139 Orefnt Kytato 71 t Stephave lo Goo 48 IVxhefe to Pc ffe48. 171 Drin loads 84 Anncfte lennen Mery loosen 71 Mxhoel lambcn84 Moris lamp 71. 99 Fetaa londOvWO Sr option londgraf 48 Jennifer long 84 Oruce Longc84, 87. 115 Jeano longer 46. «6. 09. M0 X longer 48 Joy longer Gg longc 7. 48. 113 Itiomos langjoft 71 5ono lop orre 49. 130. 135 Shown loromy 84 KjmbCly lasen 49 Robert lasers 71 Aoron lasers 27. 71. OO Orwophe Lason49. 1M. 115 Dovsd lason64 Jono lasors 71 Jemtc lasers 7, 84. 169 Jenrrfc R Lason49 John lorson 71. V 4 XAe lcrson4 Keto lason 71 louro lason49. 129 Jocaxtyn laoe 71. 152. 153 159 183 Christopher lathono Jason lom49 Shat la 71. 09 Dovw la c84 Dooglas loo 49 Pomco love e64 Mcnhew lavne84 Anthony lota Vo leTI Joseph Lechy 71. 177 Ma ledbcrc 49. 115 162. 163 Cheryl ledsrrcm David ledsrtom 71 Cay lee 71 Ovwopha lee 71. 118, 119 Cyndce lee (Vote Ico 84 126 Itsoan lee MchoH lii-84 Mehek- lee 71 Thomas lee 48 Troo lee 64 Jesse Ichomon TI Kety Ictymbedset 49 Qsas lcjenner49 Anthony LehnenTI Jennifer lemh 49. 172 Jertyn tecrtsl-84 (Xmion U� Tvmas84. t)4 Kety lerse 71. 171 Jenrrfer lent T72 MKhoC lervt Michele Icon Chortcf leonad Kote LeSoge7. 49. 06. 09. 120. 121. VC MxhoC leSoge 7, 71, 66. 95 04 126 Osam tcrhrts 167 Vorttsa leaboust iooTl. 167 Ame le-.m84 151 Dcvts Lewa Meorhc lews 49, 149 Hecrtser l Sse64 Otyon Keti0ogen49 Jenifer Und 71 Mondy lnd49. 53. 06 Morto Und64 Robert Usd 50 Sfyatr Irdbag 169 Troey Unde 50. T72 Arise Undet rg64. 164 Pad L� sden71 M Undgren 71. 09 Stocy UnddJtsr 71. 130 Veven UsdCMM 64 Dove Lisdsrrom84 Jennter Undsrrom 50 RrChad Lndtftom71. 99. 09 Steven Usdsrrortv104. 126 Orode+p UUsSO Anne Ussmoyor 7, tl. 50. IO Jane Unsmoyc 11. 71 MxIsoC lffn84 I moo livmgton 50. 151 lixrsdo ltvrsgsron68. 71 Tenahy Uoyd61 AngCo locKe65 Thomas lodamca 85 Jos lodrs 50 Amy loosed Todd logos 11, 43. 50. 117 Annette lateen 85 I no lorrhado 50 Amy longbdo 09 Kn-tn loorrr.85 Janes love� aco7l Ml Mctcus lovsry 7. 15. 46 50 OO. 169 M hde locey 71. 72 MyVi luchseger85 Ponds lihom-sh 72 Amy lihen 50 Adno lirsddS Stephanie Lund 72. 170 Thomas Ued 50 Kahcrse lunette 72 I toother lu ford85 Moty Lyman 50 T?2 W-.vs lynch 72. 99 115. 192 Mafiew Lyon Stepfsen Lund 85 Metesa Lyons 50 Dacy lysne50. IO Roxanne MoonomSO Man Madden 72 Dm Mognuson 72. 130. 09 Kerb Mognuson65 MrdoC Magnuson 50 Ltso MahgonSO DovxJ Moloch 65 Ovaries Mam65 Edwad VarrfCd Jenafer Maoceis Gory Moro a85 , Rids Mcrhc 72 Andrew Works 85 Me o MaUw 170 Tno MaVs65 Andreo Worn 50. 06. 09 Uc y Matn65 Orod Morr risen 50. 0-1 Jon Worreon45. 57 Steven Max 72 Amy MosonSl Daniel Mason 65 Done Mayers 27. 72 M hod Motc 72. 99 Krwen Mcrthews85 Jcnrrfc Matson 51 06. 121 M Matson 85 1 ode Matson 72. 99 Krrrrse MatssondS MichorH Maxwel85 Stocy Moxwel 72 Troey Maxwel 45. 51 Amy Me Wm 72 Ok-obeth McCol 51 Mxnele McCo 85 RonOd McOue 72. 99. 126. 07 Mak WcCc jm85. 126 Thomas AAcConnel85 JctWer McCoirt 51 Do-nd McCsAcxjgps 27 Kerry McDona«d5. 130 Todd McDondd65 WAam Mcflioney Kerh Mc£Morv72 KM McEKvon Gene AAcfoddcnSl Magaef McGomon 51 Coarncy McGA156 Mchoel AAcGone Kaers McGrone 85, 164 Mtjy McGrew 51 Kaen McVrre72 NotsanH Md-ryre 72 DovkJ McKaghr 85 126 Stcpfsen Mclelan 51 T74. 175 Kan McMulen 72. 163 Drdgc McNoty 51 Stephen McNomao Sao McVAoms85. 159 VAam Models 85 66. 04, 05 Jchn Mce 177 Taa Meehas64 Karlee s Mechon 85 David Mek s Kerry Weisychjk Mats Mengel2. 72 Meteofi Merrds 51 Vendy Metthnels85 Anthony Meyer 7. 85. 169 Heather Mptxongo72 Diaro Mchacl 51 52. 121 Sea Michael 86. 126 Susas M hochcn86 Knstn Mxhd72 lee MWsefcon86 Amy MAer 72. 151 200 INDEX Angtto MAer 66 OnxJey MAer 72 Dchroah MAer 86 Oono MAer 86 fltoboth MAer 66 lai MAer 52 AAak MAer 29 Maihrt MAer 86 Montsew MAtr 7 52. OO Ol 1� AJon MA52. 139. 140 Angcto MA.66 152 tc MA.-86 Omsrrsc Mevston 66 M chrteMna52 T70 Adorn Merer 86 146 John Mtvra 52 Jevxo Mtihel86 Mar Michel 52. 99 McJsoel A°Mtdiel72 Mxfioel Mrehel 72 •; Moon 52 Nosey Moo sets 52. VC. V 1 Kimberly Maiogen 52, 06 K wi Mohogers 52 Oryon Monchan86 Ihomos Monsin 72, 99 Peter Magan66 Jeffoty Man 72. 162 Michele Man 52. 129 Gregory Mak 52 Joel Mansscre T75 Mathew Morrow 66 Orod Moser 66. Ml Russel Moser 72 Kimberly Mcdey 72. 151 SAxmey Mosick 86 GAes Mate 52. 72 Detrsm. Moil 76. 66 Kely Mrorfs 72 Jean Mueler 73. 152. 153 157 Joseph M.Aeis 52 Meteo MiAer 52. 113 129 Orod MiAn 52 Bso Muimed73. 183 Jonele MuK-ony86 Oran WonJspwtt 130 Hoahcr Minro Ross Mavo 73 Chondrr Maphy 73 Joel MapAiy 73 Vayne Mtxphy 73. 04 JeaVer Murray 86 130 Joel Moray 73, 99 Stephen Moray 52. Ml Andreo Mori 73 Damd Myers 53, OO lea Myers a. Mohammed Nomva Hosier Nomrvet 73 Mak Ncth 66 Ml Derek Neos86 Tonyo Necers 53. VC, 169 A tvoo Nekas 73, 152 163 Chins Nefea 86. 87. 117 Chnstopha Nebas 53 Derek Nelson 66 Ei obcrh Nekon 53. 156 HeO Nelson 53 Joson Nekon 73. 99 Ke Nekas 53. VC Page Nelson 86. Ob PoU Nekon86 Robert Nekon53. V 2. 163. 167 Scrch Nekon86 Stocey Nelson 73 Tyron NekonSO Vendy Nelson 53 Adorn Nemet 86 Dnon Nererv73. 04 Chod Neva 53. VC Jomes Neileid53 Kimberly Ncvmon 73. 163 jusm Newho«66 Glenn Newmon Amy Nguyen 66 Dtuvj Nguyen67 Hong Nguyen Huong Nguyen lan Nguyen 86 U gh Nguyen 86 lirh Nguyen 73 irh X Nguyen73 Ton Nguyen 73 Thuy NgjyenlO Tony Nguyen 73 Trong f uyen 167 Tuon Nguyen Greg NcWow 73. 99 Todd Nelson 53 Derek Nqfyngole66 Jcr e Noton Mcheto Notoen 53. VC Peter Notoen 73 Kerry No«86 Robar Nd80. 86 Phip Nadoka 73 Troo Nadby 53 Andeo Nordyen66 Kay SunesonOO Kte tm Sunoson60 Janes V t� -. 90 M Suite )(■■ � Svcferod 76 Kyle SveeC 90 Amy Sven Donne S.ecS 9C Mart Svhet Vm S.x jprttos 90 Owno SwtreonOO JOSfoO Swanson Wanda Swanson to. f A) Vo vr Swanson 7 S Darnel Swort 60 Me Swart 76 Aotoei Swan 7 29. 60 Me Swcros 7'90 M w,y) Swcwen 76 David SweYSOn frtt Swenson 90 Trocy Swg-yr 76 toon Swryahow Van Sw� y iow 61 Kcrtryn Swo6odo61 Vocey Sydenu61. 152 Asa SyKesre90 r Andsro totrvf 61 tocqucWi 1 yodaih90 ( � Tcume 61 Jrfery Theeldt 99 126 T?7 Srocy Thee 76 A f I her, 90 Cy-XhO T� em61 C9 T?1 AnaHo The jps61 T7t U fht n an 76 Sr Cv wi rhoony 90 Gory Thompson 76 126. 127 JmrVe Thompson 76 T2l Pondd ThompsonOO Kenneth ThomvonOO Srocy Ihon Seen Thonande90 Heerhe Therson 76. tit f77 Jevrfe Thral 76 M hcfc ThaOrr-«jer 90 Mark Tfcbctre76 Mevyhe r e6l KrV TauxJ61 Mortt Te� jc n 76 MHtso r on 76 159 150 JeT T.xtfcv 6' f74 Jorwr Tot)eO 90 Sondo lotXR 76 Amy (cdbegSO Kw ToltmonTd Jeonno Tone 45 61 Tracey TorvA 76 Jew ToU9n61. 05. 00 I eng Ttxy 61 167 Scr Touy 00 167 Charles Townes JO 52 61. 115 Krwn Toy 76. 06 Motfoon Tran Ngh Tron6l 167 Nguyen Tran 6V 167 Thong Tran 76. 167 T n Tran 167 Xuong Iren 90 Morthew Ireonot Sorch Irdsrad 76 Jeffery Trnen90 Done! TrocWran 76 IM Trocar 90 139 Scr ' Truax 90 130 John Ivchene 90 126 KoNeen Tsdsdol®. 76 Susan 1 scTwroerV 12 76. 170 leo Tirne 76. 113 (Visard Turtle 76 Michael Tvee Honan (weed Tweed 76. 170 Suson Tweven 76. 130 Vocey lyne 90 t4 Omyophe Uxrs90 Krs l re 76 Jevate Umhorgot 90 Ki Under dah 77 Oenee Uv 77 Joy UtxroN90 Onon Uxh 62 loro Unci'90 MrechAicen Vogr62 PcxAo Van Gras CM 6? 160 McrV Van Hour cn 90 01 Von Offeen 7. 62 09 207 Joonn Von Sfcxr� 62 Joseph Von StoO'77 Jason Von 57 62 04 John Von T asset 90 Kcnv VaxJe.er ret 90 Ion VarxJevtwc'62 151 Knsren Vandal 77 Ja Vasset 77. 172 Srocey Vee90 Conae Ve dXA7ei 71 Dean VdOO Ketne Val 77 Mrdnoa Vcro [tone Ve jeg62 Karen View 01 Coong Vo62 167 Thong Vo62 167 Kewn V J01 160 lyneee Vetoes 77 Amy Vo orh62 Zochey Von Gonren 77 fUhard VosephoOl Tanngoc Vo 77. 167 1AJ trts Warner 77 Dono Vognet 77 Krtro VogonerOl Perot Wctou y01 Amy Wa to y 14. 62 M he o Wafce 77. 150 151 Mere Wo crwi77. 40 Oaxet Vafcts Jon Warx e 77. t)0 Jess a Wcrtcn77 larrxra VcmJ'91 Jason Ve«x� 77 64 Amy Wc hs� c«91 Kraren Wcddng62. 151 Jendct WeddOl tV? Gret ham WeOrx e77 Onon Vchnet Jonartxm V «- 91 nonatd Vegman Suion We 77 Dos'd Vrxrd 77 Wendy Wetsbetg62 91 130 iy� Adom Wee£r xl Jason Weeer 91 Scro Wets 77, ISi Dorset Welch 91 l so Welch 77 Tmcihy Veto 62 Arx We xnscn Chrism Wend 91 Neno Wemet 77 64 Andrew Wetrhemer62. 167 Metsso Wesrtrg26 77 Dadey Wesrvrd 77 Jerrrfcr Wheer63. 150. Ol Wendy Wherry 63 149 De« e WhrchetOI Peggy WheeT72 Wendy Whre 77 JerWet Whrvr AVhort WhrngronOI Margot W Jvnon63 Meorh We4se� 77 Sono Wientr.v, 77 Vonesso WAcynsOl Dovd W nx 63 09 Onon Wfcon 77 JcTrs Whom 63 Itormon Wton 77 Kenrxdi Wrxley 91 tomes Were 77, 177 Jedety Wnre 91 CO Amy We he95. 01 Veonque Wthord Locro V soc63 170 Down We 77 139 140 Jocob Woese77 Je ety Wad 63 Korherne Wc e 77 Alen WoietoegCO ShctT. WfconOl 152 164 165 Dome Wore 63 Gory Wore 177 Vonrxe Wong62 63 152 W) Vlom Wong 01 Dedo Woodwcrd 77 fVhord Voo� 63 Kedon Wore 01 Oeyamn VrgfyOl. CO 130 Kreme WnglrOl Thomas WngN 39 63 05 00 Trevor WrogeOI tome WucJsOI C4 MorV Vcy 63 EJono Yc n01 Mk Yot e91 Jorv � r ' Ycr� 91. Ml Am Youg 29 63. 19(1 Jen4e Y xng63 Kcrene Youg 55. 63 YC 163 Chod YowxjbegOl Dovd Yu 77 99 Colette Yi xt 91 Iao 7c s M. 91 VO Vonot 63. 171 Pose ZegcAn tWJ 7e s 77. 130 Jerrfe 7e s63 Pee 7io9l Done mmeman 77 Uso 7«od 20. 77 Detjto 7uch 171 lee 7wcn 77 Wendy 7 o 77 32 INDEX We would espedoBy like ro rhonk rhe porrons who conrribured ro rhe success of rhis book. Friends conrri-bured up ro 20 dollars and sponsor conrribured 20 dollors or more ro help make rhe 1987 REGALIA rhe besr ever! Alex's T V. ond VOX service Sherwin and Robyn AJperr George ond Eunice Anderson David Arnold Sreven ond Arlene Dodiner John ond Sharon Beordsley Robert and Catherine Derg Vernon ond Joy Blorzhetm Joseph ond Anne Bloomer Mies ond Undo Broufmon The Bndgeworks Gory ond Koren Brusocorom Richard ond Shoron Buendorf Morion Butkovich Donokj ond Betty Cooke Dr. Gory Corlson D.D.S;PA Jomes ond Koren Cortson Sondro Chevalier Jomes Copeland Joseph ond Catherine Corroi Patrick and Catherine Delaney Robert ond Sheiloh Ekstrum Grant and Dene Evanson Kay EngwoS Roger ond Abigail Farber Timothy ond Ann Flonogon Cedi (Jock) Garrerson Jr. Mory Ann ond C. Dennis Gilbert Undo Groff Great Clips David ond Hodgson Gerald and Solly Hougen David ond Hodgson Gerald and Solly Haugen Dr. James Hockin D.D.S. Dorothy Hommill Korl and Boo Groth Edward Johnson Marlyn ond LudBe Korpi John ond Magorie Krolewski Michael ond Borboro Kjos Howard ond Barbra Katz Joanna Kuehn Edwin and Jane Unborg John Unsmoyer Donald and Lorelie Moersch Gary ond Judy Morelia Bill and Ruth McConnell Stephen ond Corto Norman John ond DeAnne Morrinsen Gerokj ond Potrioo Mitchell Ronold ond Pomelo Olberg Brian ond Dorcos O'Connor R.K. ond Judy Olson Eliott ond Linda Pmck Jeff and Pom Paul Dennis ond Patricio Peterson Robert ond Sandra Reed Thomas and Lisa Reinhordt Arthur ond Judith Rice Mr. and Mrs. R.J. Roseborough Harvey and Harriett Rochlin Pom Rothstein Dr. Thomas and Uba Stillman Wi ond Kathleen Skodsberg Mr. ond Mrs Ron Simon Benjamin ond Audrea Smith Mke Romens G. Morrm ond Patricia Robertson Allen ond Undo Seeks Dr. and Jean Smeby Eugene and Phyllis Theel Fronds ond Dorothy Truax Borboro and Harold Toy Jock ond Jone Wherry The VanGrassrek Family Dr. ond Mrs. VonTossel Ellior ond Judy Wolson Mr. ond Mrs Charles Wright Bernard ond Joyce Bren Brin Northwestern Gloss Company Philip ond Carolyn Brunefle The Bonk of Woyzora 204 THANK YOU5 hen we srorred, we really didn't know whor we were in M for. With on almost roroly new sroff we didn't know whor to expea. We experienced frustrations olong with many highlights including leorning to donee fake the poms, leorn-mg how to write backwards with o grease pencil, and we learned how to keep each other semi-sane at 2 in the morning. Overall the experience was well worth it. As the editors, we would like to extend on extra rhankyou to everyone who helped to moke the 1987 REGAUA the best possible. We rhonk Durr Hedstrom for his valuable rime and energy, David and Wilite from Scherling-Pletsch for raking ream pictures and donating oil of our darkroom supplies. Daniel's Studd for raking the music group pictures, and teachers for allowing students our of doss to sell yearbooks, senior messages and watch our book promotion. We also wont to rhonk Willie Drown and other cusrodions for patiently working around us while we burned the midnight oil, Advisor Mark Soreren, and the whole yearbook sroff for making this book possible. Dr. Dichord and Mary Adotr Donald ond Diane Albrecht James aid Annette Andrews Mr. ond Mrs. Grant Baseman Mr. ond Mrs. James Baron Lois Dell Robert ond Jeon Bloden Wiiom ond Jeon Bracken Roger ond Barbra Bren Val ond Kathleen Coppo Jeonie Cambee Nancy Cudahy Robert ond Susan Erickson Morion ond Constance Freed Ann Friedman Dennis ond Frances Gonyeo Joseph ond Beverly Gromek Dr. James ond Dorothy Halverson Dorieen Houck Eroh ond NJi rtllmon Mr. ond Mrs James Holm Richard Joseph Jerry ond Sondra Johnson Terry ond Mitzi Kane Jon ond Kathryn Kerrick Mr ond Mrs. K.C. Lor sen Don ond Jockie Lor son Donna MoeLinden Thomas ond Judith Lynch Roger ond Noncy Morin Elston ond Moroo Nelson George ond Porsy Rirzinger John ond Morion Roschen Robert ond Morion Poui Edword ond Ruby Pacheco JerokJ ond June Roorup John ond Elizabeth Reichert Mr ond Mrs. Harold Rosen Arlene ond Sturor Sworrz Richard ond Dorothy Spray Steven ond Dionne Smith Dr ond Mrs. Martin Weisberg Louis ond Elaine Witt Worren ond Lois Wimo Warren ond Barbara White THANK YOUS 205 206 CLOSING John Adoir ond Adorn Soeks ore exhouyed from rhe pep-fey eorter in rhe doy Dorcy Speflmon ond Oil VonOfferen enjoy rheir dofy routine of wokng eoeh other ro doss aosiNG 207 0 tc o d!y a i Uioi ', Spirit becautA a HAcJktf. EtfexyttdHg coma tbgeOt c, A uritj That Ju£t appealed. That juit coma out of Uua bfluA. jf rill Ml