Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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In the spirit of homecoming. Little Kid Duke Hansen displays aerobic fitness. DanceHne adds the crowning touch to the homecoming festivities. The Village People entertain seniors with their rendition of Macho Men. Sophomore Erik Carlson demonstrates new weight loss techniques. HOMECOMING 9

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Big kid little kid highlights week ELEBRATE To kick off the homecoming celebration, seniors were assigned their little sophomore kids and for the next three days sophomores became their slave. Wednesday, seniors assigned duties, ranging from kiss lists to teaching aerobics to feeding big brothers or sisters. Thursday, sophomores were dressed by their lov- ing seniors in outfits with styles from the 1920's to today's rock groups. Friday, relief came to the sophomores. For one day the seniors catered to their needs by filling up their lockers with goodies and in some cases taking them out to dinner. In addition to Big Kid Little Kid. the annual carnival. and hoedown, there was a huge bonfire behind the school on Thursday. Friday found students participating in many activities such as dunk your favorite staff member and the faculty student volleyball game. That night the boys soccer team defeated Edina 1-0 and The Wallets wrapped up homecoming 1987. No more zipper kissing! warns student president Dave Buuck. The boys soccer team surrounds Coach Rob Gordon for a final pep talk to victory. 8 HOMECOMING

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Students revel in three months of freedom EEL HEAT Hot times! Hot summer! Ahhh, the heat felt great. Summer meant travel, anywhere from the Soviet Union to Israel and from New York to Washington D.C. Summer meant moaning and groaning about the soaps being preempted by Oliver North's debut at the Iran-Contra hearings. Summer meant having to clean up after the “Storm of the Century which dumped ten inches of rain on the Twin Cities. 10 SUMMER Hot summer. Dark tans and red burns were evidence of one of the hottest summers on record. Hot spots. “The lakes and Uptown were the places to see and be seen. Miniature golf and pick-up games of basketball were the things to do. And how about those Twins?!? First they captured the division title and then won the pennant by ripping the Tigers. Hot times. Fun times. Summer was a blast of heat! Top: Tim Lloyd. Chod Olson, and Noel Blake leap into summer. Above: Wendy White discusses Reagan and world politics with a West German goat.