Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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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

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 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

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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?!