Hopkins High School - Warrior Yearbook (Minnetonka, MN)

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 ■■ Eric Johnson tries his hand at 3-dimensional drawing. Tony Burbeck smiles as girlfriend Wendy White begs for just one more kiss. D ull out an individual. Anyone, from any group. That bewildered sophomore walking into not only the wrong class but the wrong department on the first day of school. Or what about the serious art student upstairs, asleep by the window with his Walkman blasting. Here students could express themselves without worrying about what anyone else thought. Administration and faculty worked with students, not against them. A wide range of classes accommodated everyone's tastes and needs. But most important, students could enjoy a sense of unity without bsing their individuality. It was the right combination for a great year at Hopkins High School. 4 INTRODUCTION

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Jenny Gauger celebrates that Twins' victory with an old friend. Seniors generously allow underclassmen to join them on the senior steps ook at a group. Any group, it doesn't matter. Those seniors lounging on the steps, planning out every possible way of spending the weekend- except doing homework. The herds of junior girls shuffling by on their hourly pilgrimages to the bathroom. Or what about the valiant danceliners, mushing and sliding their way through a routine on Maetzold field after a heavy downpour. In spite of their differences, diverse groups like these pulled together at Hopkins, creating a high school to be proud of. INTRODUCTION 3

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Tom Lodermeier. Gary Thompson and Scott Thonander: three studs scope the chicks. Sophomores discover the joys the cooperative group learning. INTRODUCTION 5