Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1947 volume:

Haven . . . .V ' . V. .l . t i 1, .gf 1? n, I ; ,. ;:'s . . 1.. .15,- - V; R 't I; hQiQ,x The class of '47 has the distinction of being the first class to graduate from this beautiful, newly completed building. Many additions and im- provements have been made this year, and we are sorry to leave. Staff EDITORIAL STAFF MISCELLANEOUS Fern Dahlbloom CO-EDITORS Don Kinney Zoe Comer and Dick Lee Joyce Weist SPORTS COMMITTEE Evelyn Wetzis Calvin Johnson Jim Moe Jo Finley Dorothy Hartman SENIOR ACTIVITIES BUS' N E55 STAFF Sue Finley FINANCE MANAGERS: Beverley Wendling David Froyd and Joan Johnson Alvera Lagerquist Mildred Strachota SUBSCRIPTION COMMITTEE Carol Rink CHORUS AND BAND Cynthia Broste Jane Martin Ruth Peters ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY ADVERTISING COMMITTEE Jerry Farmer Barbara Sorvig Don Nordseth Don Thompson Mary Lou Mergens Bob Johnson Pat Jensen Kitty Wirtz FACULTY COMMITTEE PATRONAGE COMMITTEE Gerry Sumpter Lois Hansen FABULTY N O S R m E P D. C. T N E D N E T m R E P U S Dedication . . . Mr. Peterson attended Gustavus Adolphus College. graduating in l9l I. and he proceeded to the University of Minnesota for his post-graduate work. He came to Deephaven in l9l9 to help establish the newly erected building with its l7 pupils in the high school. Besides being a capable superintendent he has acted as coach and has done a grand job of filling in during the illness of any teacher. Mr. Peterson's son and daughter have both been two very outstanding stu- dents in Deephaven and have gone on to show Deephaven's good name at the University of Minnesota. Besides his many school activities. Mr. Peterson has one of the most out- standing gardens in the community-just name a flower and he can tell you all of its habits and culture. As chief administrator of Deephaven Mr. Peterson has had to shoulder the responsibility of partially controlling the lives of hundreds of boys and girls each year. To this position he has brought the required amount of firmness tempered by a sense of humor and a sympathetic approach to the student problems. The student body and faculty sincerely appreciate the work he has done in his 28 years as superintendent. Mr. Peterson. you have been superintendent at Deephaven for 28 years. and we are proud of you. You have established a school that is a credit to you and the community. We admire you for your good sense of humor and complete fairness in dealing in student problems. We have had so many happy moments in the classrooms. and we have thoroughly enjoyed the varied auditorium pro- grams you arranged. You have been one of the staunchest supporters of our ath- letic teams. and the support is one of the reasons for their great success. When we return to Deephaven in the coming years. we shall be more conscious of your good work. V -. - ;- I , , .7 :3; . $ 41w 99ft MISS EVELYN NEUMAN: Mathematics and French. 5 CORAng US: Commercial Subjects. MRS PEARL HOLCOMB' Physical Education. MR EARL CHRIST. BIOIOSY. PhYSICGI EdUCathn: Football. Basketball. and Track Coach. MRS. MARJORIE ZIMPFER: English 9- MRS. LESSIE FEICHTINGER: Home Economics. MISS NINA NELSON; Enghgh IO, H; Social Science. MR. VIRGIL DAHMES: Industrial and Related Arts. 1 MR. WAYNE MILLARD: American History. Physics. MISS EVELYr MJrinwl ,Erbglis '2? gatin. and Chemistry. nth WK IRVIFWDON: Cherus pnd in n.d MR. GEORGE HENKE: Science: Tennis Coach. J WM ZrMKw E63 MRS. REBECCA HOLST: Cook; 2:7 1 WWW HI I A 9 MESSRS. WILLIAM PRESTON and EUGENE EBRISTOL: Custodians. 'Put your own things away. Dont expect ms to puck Up bchEnd you. That. undoubtcdlyl is What many of us hcar at home. But here at school it's quwtc a dwr'tcrcnt story. How would you like to come to school some day and tind the halls littered with garbagc and scraps 0t papcr? Such Wm not be the case. however, as iong as our friendly custodians who are on the job day and night. clean up attcr us without complaint. - ; yttW, h Mrs. Holst is, undoubtedly, the best trmnd at everyone tn the school because of her wonderful lunches. Shc docs her job. capabiy from September to Junc, making hot dishes and putting up with the high school helpers. As we smcil the fragrant whitts emanating from the cafeteria fourth period. we havc no dCSI'C for were ccnccntratcd tocd tab- lcts of a futu'c timc. MRS. DOROTHY DAVIES: Secretary. M's. Dav'cs graduatcd tom the St. Uoud Teacher's College. Shy :amv to Dcvphavgn th School last year as secretary. MRS. VERNICE WESSMAN: Nurse. Mrs. W'cssman graduated from the Univcrs ty of Minnesota. takmg a five ycar course in pubhc health. She has been with us a xccr and has proved to be a vahmb'c asset. MR. HENRY MUELLER: Bus Driver. Hclnxc has bccp v. th us since the school bus service was inaugurated :r Scptcrrbcrt l930. During this time. he has been tadhtu! m bringmg thc childrcn to and from school. He has drwcn us to thc basketball games and has stopped for a . cccasmra? bwtc to cat. In rarn or shine. Hcinic always come; thvough. Haven Staff at Work . . . Senior panels done yet? Where's the pic- ture of the faculty? Dead line is Tuesday! Who's got the typewriter? Anyone seen the dummy? Aw. kids. don't stand in a straight line -Smile! Just remarks heard in the library. Has the work been hard? Sometimes! Has it been interesting? Very! Has it been worth while? Definitely! Our subscription committee consisted of Cynthia Broste. Ruth Peters. Joan Johnson. Ca- rol Rink. Alvera Lagerquist. and Dave Froyd tda boss. as you can plainly seet. The advertising and patronage committee- E83 Don Thompson. Don Kinney. Bob Johnson. Bev Wendling. Kitty Wirtz. Lois Hansen. Fern Dahl- bloom. Barbara Sorvig. Calvin Johnsonedid their best getting ads and patronage tor the annuaL Jo Finley. Mary Lou Mergens. Don Nordseth. Pat Jensen. and Jerry Farmer made up the art and photography committee. The editorial committee was made up of Jane Martin. Su Finley. Gerry Sumpter. Dorothy Hartman. Evelyn Wetzig. Bev Wendling. Jim Moe. Zoe Comer. Don Kinney. Joyce Wiest. Alvera Lagerquist. Mildred Strachota. Dick Lee. SENIDRS i ' ' . x I ROW l: J. Moe. B. Wendling, F. Dahlbloom, R. Johnson, J. Wicst, D. Lee, D. Thompson. ROW 2: D. Nordseth, D. Floyd. D. Kinney, J. Farmer, P. Jensen, A. Lagerquist. ROW 3: C. Broske, C. Mcrgens, L. Hansen. C. Rink, . Johnson, G. Sumpter. ROW 4: Miss Mo, J. Finley, Z. Comer, J. Martin, B. Sorvig, E. Wetzig. ROW 5: M. Strachota. R. Peters. 5. Finley. C. Johnson, K. Wirtl, D. Hartman. It was so called 'tJean Day at Deephaven teveryone was attired in his most casual clothest. Just atter Miss Mo had commented on the seniors pertect attendance. a shriH whistle was heard in the hall: every senior let out a whoop and a yell and ran out ot the building as tast as he could. It was 'Senior Skip Dayt'l As the underclassmen stood in a complete daze. the seniors piled into cars and headed tor Taylors Falls. Everyone they passed certainly could tell it was some kind of celebration. and the Deephaven kids really celebrated. Atter Climbing every bank and peeking into every cave and cubby hole. the kids settled down to a grand picnic lunch right on the edge ot the St. Croix. Having done everything from hiking to baseball to wading, a happy bunch ot sunburned, tired, seniors dragged in that night. I. Who's Who? 3. D for dumbells. 4. Won't anyone listen to Jane? 5. I dare you!!!!! FW'J ZOE COMER ZOIE Pretty. c'ever. and full of tun. known and liked by everyone. Prom Committee 3: Dramatics Club 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Home- coming Committee 4: President 3: Cheerleader 8. l. 2. 3: Homecoming Royalty 3. 4: Queen of Hearts 4: Pet peeve4 peo- ple that are late: Ambition-to ride a horse like Calamity Jane: Hobby4collecting miniature horses. CYNTHIA BROSTE IW M .V ON A smiling maid with golden hair. Entered from Groveland l: Chorus 2. 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Prom Committee 3: Ambition-to be a nurse: Favorite sayin34 Jeepers : Pet peeve4dirty basketball games. FERN DAHLBLOOM FERNIE Sincere and true. her best to do. Band I. 2. 3: Treasurer 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Chorus I. 2. 3: Prom Committee 3: Secretary 4: Favorite saying- Clear the halls : t peeve4Kitty: Ambition--to lige on Lake Street. va a M .W GERALD FARMER JERRY It clowning were music. he w0uld be a whole brass band. Entered from Annapolis l: Homecoming Committee 4: Cheerleader 3: Basketball 3 4: Football 2 3. 4: Tennis 2. 3. 4: Track 4. Pet peeve-girls: Hobby-girls: Favorit saying4' '-Iddy pongl' f L2 : or on W UM L 01441 -M1'M 3L4? 1' , 1+ I I I t 7 ' l ' 45-4- VQroJ aLvaI dad IWV :4 7 W . . V v EH1 SUANNE FlNLEY SU She may be small. but so is a stick of dynamite. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Dramatics Club 3. Prom Committee 3: Vice President 2: Cheerleader I 2. 3. Hobby- collecting; Talent-playing Sioux City Sue : Ambition-to grow V4 of an inch. JOANNE FINLEY JO Her face is her fortune-runs into a nice figure. too. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Royalty 3: Cheerleader l. 2. 3: Dramatics Club 3: Pet peeve-conceited peo- ple: Favorite saying4 l don't know : Ambition4to stay single2 ten more ears. 32 6? 34.4 7 Z3 3 ' CI 33erl3 ,W4-12V0 3 3 3 43137 I I DAVID FROYD ROLY Actions speak louder than words ever do. Prom Committee 3; President 2; Vice President 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Basketball 2. 3: Football 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2: Track 3. 4: Hobby4cars: Pet peeve-girls: Ambition4none. egg? 3,... :3 LOIS HANSEN HANS A rare combination of wisdom and wit. half wisdom-half wit. Entered from Jordan Jr. High 2: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Dramatics Club 3; Homecoming Committee 4: Salutatorian: Hobby -elephants: Ambition-to be a blond: Talent4being a dfanthy ..id. 5- .. . - Zth W k..-Magwf$1 E123 J DOROTHY HARTMAN DO AH musical people seem to be happy. Entered from Groveland l: Prom Committee 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Pet peeve-hFrench; Ambition-Car- negie Hall husher. of coursd: Favorite saying- What was the. Cluestion? W PAT JENSEN PAT People who sow wild wheat. reap little harvest. Prom Committee 3: Athletic trainer I. 2: Homecoming Committee 4: Football I: Track I: Talenthhunting and dogs: Ambitionhto travel: Favorite sayinghnl can always go to school :omorrow. xiw .,.- gps. 67X. v CALVIN JOHNSON CLUB Tall. dark. and without a care. Say. Club. is it cold up there? Entered from Wayzata 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Football 4: Chorus 4: Pet peeve-Wonderful personality smiles: Ambition- to become a great judge or orator; Hobby- leepin when I have timd. H JOAN JOHNSON J. J. Ready for work; ready for fun. Entered from Groveland I: Chorus I. 2. 3: Dramatics Club 3: Home- coming Committee 4; Hobby-cutting my hair: Pet peeveh hav- ing school on nice days: Ambition-to travel around the world. -. w L- M.W , M. E1321 x. TM ROBERT JOHNSON BOBO - Full of fun and mischief too. doing things he shouldn't do. Entered from Breck 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Football 4: Pet! peeve-Numie: Ambition-to travel: Favoritelsayin34'Thaltk allI ' light. 3 A A 02 k Avaf , I? ' I' 4 I I A Q ' I 2 d $ I I K; ' '1 IJI I 4 , 1 ' L, I , I 2 ,I I N , -. 2 I I A DONALD KINNEY DON Handsome. clever. and full of fun. Entered Irom Wayzata 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Football 4: Track 4: Pet peeve-Numie:A mbi ion-to own my own delivery truck: Hobby-women. 2U ,4 4 Z; 65.. I ALVERA LAGERQUIST M?MOLLY' I A jolly girl and full of fun. Entered from Duluth Central 3: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Pet peeve-Flat tires: Favorite saying-4 Heavens to Betsy : Ambitlon-to be a bronco-buster. EHJ I - I I I I I . .- '. .- V Lvlu'u 3x .:I l .1' IN . ' 1 Iv 5 4' .. UWM W3 - ' .1 '4 I , '4' I I J- 3L .mgL' i I RICHARD LEE WENDELL A fellow unequalled. a sportsman complete. a real one to fol- low. a hard one to beat. Prom Committee 3: President 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Bas- ketball l. 2. 3. 4 ICo-captainI: Football l. 2. 3. 4 ICaptainI: Track I 2. 3: Tennis I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 2: Favorite sayinge Don't pass the I buck : Pet peeve4Rosemary. I I I Kuav V ljtwlo' VLCI: D71 6 ,4 ' ?JANE M0? JANIE HLike gravity. she has great power of attraction. Entered from Groveland l: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Favorite sayin3- Oh. you make me so mad : Ambition4to grow taller than Jerry Farmer: Hobby-- peeking through keyholes. , -W ,5 915547: fr , ' 77 :7 4XI4ZV4Z;:;4J t7 MARY LOU MERGENS MARY Your high school days are your delight. but oh. for me a high school night. Prom Committee 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club 3: Cheer- leader 8. I. 2. 3: Secretary 2: Homecoming Committee 4: Pet peeve-Tom: Ambition-to spend the summerin California: Hobby -playing tiddlywinks. WWWW C$xd JAMES MOE - JIM Sometimes I sit and think. other times I just sit. Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 3: Pet peeve-lack of mung in the lunch: Talent4meat hunt: Favorite sayin3- For cri-yi. DONALD NORDSETH NORDY I'm on the brink of a great career: someone give me a shove. Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Basketball l. 2: Football 3: Pet peeve4women: Favorite saying- It work inter- feres with play. quit work. Hobby-mechanics. RUTH PETERS RUTHIE A friend to every lad and less. a credit to our senior class. Entered 4rom Clear Springs I:Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 4: Favorite saying4 0h. no you don't! Ambition4to 30 West: Hobby-reading books. Maia, Mawfu Moi 1W, M ' 4 MwaL; She's a quiet girl. but quite a girl. Entered from Washburn 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Treasurer 4: Ambition4to cultivate a southern accent; Hobby-riding and sailing: Favorite saying- Really? I don't believe you! BARBARA SORVIG BARB She isn't tall and she isn't small, but our friend Barb is liked by all. Entered from Wayzata 4; Homecoming Committee 4: Hobby- miniature dogs: Favorite sayin34HYou don't say! Ambition4 to be an interior decorator. MILDRED STRACHOTA MOLDY Here's a young lady. good as gold: she's never shy, nor is she bold. Entered from Groveland l: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Favorite sayin34 For Pete's sake! Pet peeve-school: Hobby-collecting recordings of symphonies and operas. E163 GERALDINE SUMPTER GERRY Her eyes are rhapsodies in blue. Entered from Groveland I: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Secretary 3: Pet peeve-people who have nothing to say but say it anyway: Favorite sayin3- You just can't win. Ambition- to own a dude ranch in Wyoming. 540; . ZMW W DONALD THOMPSON THOMPS He admits there are two sides to every question-his and the wrong side. Prom Committee 3: Basketball l. 2. 3: Football l. 2. 3. 4: Track I. 2. 3: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Pet peeve-Numie: Favorite saying-- Who is this 8080 person? Hobby4the fairer sex. WWW WV: :4 ': MW-WM. 59MW BEVERLEY WENDLlNG BEV Seniors come and seniors 30. but here's a senior you ought to know. Entered from Groveland l: Chorus i. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Dramatic Club 3: Pet peeve-social class: Favorite saying4 $omebody pull my plug! Ambition-to 3g fanthy beer out of a fanthy beer mug. Qv y 1532164247 iggdyO Z0? 6? wwau X? 44nngLgu . 3th 70,;M 3; 4kg, ,LXLK 4 :gjchC'zz X. 7531.54; 3 - 19 7' V g 109' EVELYN WETZIG EVIE Her manner. studious and refined. Entered 1trom Vocational 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Pet peeve -teachers: Ambitionnwhat's that?? Favorite sayin34 Yi! E1721 75W 367M JOYCE WIEST JOY Sometimes I study. sometimes I guess. some of the time I just rest. Entered from GroveIand I: Chorus I. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Favorite saying- Oh Fiddlesticks! Hobbyemusic: Pet peeve- chemistry. RAMONA WIRTZ KITTY I'm not afraid of work: I can sit down beside it and go to sleep. Chorus I. 2. 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Pet peeveethe twins: Favorite sayingeH 'TwiII only lead to bloodshed. Ambition-to 30 to Iowa. The seniors have compIeted many undertakings under the guidance of Dick Lee. president. David Froyd. vice president. Fern DathIoom. secretary. and Carol Rink. treasurer. E133 ELASSES Freshmen . . . . W3 j .d- ROW l: D. Miller, K. Jeffries, A. Peterson, J. Penney, J. Johnson, C. Johnson. J. Gronli. ROW 2: H. Burroughs, D Watts. N. Rink. W. Mclnerny, L. Crosby, 8. Gustafson, J. Mergens. ROW 3: D. Freeberg. H. Wood, J. Lebo. ROW 4: 8. Baert, D. Rath, L. ROW 5: M. Caughrean, K. Larson, J. Sullivan, D. Van Guilder, J. Fuller. Miss Neuman. The two sections of the l947 freshmen class voted to separate and to elect their officers from their individual sections. Section I has Russell Walsh for president, John Gronli. vice president. Kenneth JeHries. secre- tary, and Nancy Rink. treasurer. The following were elected in Section II: president. Robert Johnson, vice president. Barbara Johnson. and secretary- treasurer. Colleen Helgeson. The class also chose a mascot-a tiny wire- haired terrier. I. Peter. the fleshman mascot. 2, The Brains of the class?? 3. Freshman talent77 4. P.L.P. 5. Future basketball stars. 6. Limber Lou!!! h r ,, E203 E. Schommer, J. Ellertson. S. McClees: Frost. G. Schmih. R. Walsh, D. Thorson, C. Wurm. :3: $ '9 h: H a 86-9-5. . 1 . ,.. ROW I: S. Blackowiak. D. Milstroh, R. Shubert, C. Dart. R. Johnston, G. Leuer, D. Shanesy. ROW 2: J. Groff, D. Banach, H. Fisk, 0. Olsen. R. Nabb, P. Merl. ROW 3: Mr. Millard. 8. Palm. 8. Johnson, A. Fellows, G. Helgerson, R. Tuthill, P. Brickley. ROW 4: 0. Gerald, J. Robb, D. Graff, A. Peterson. 8. Thies. ROW 5: L. Feser, M. Berglund, Wick. P. Hansen. R. Herbig. Last tall nearly seventy students. many from Long Lake. Crystal Bay. Holy Name and Grove- land. enrolled as treshmen in Deephaven High. The large number made it necessary to divide the Class into two sections, with Miss Evelyn Neuman and Mr. Wayne Millard as advisors. The treshmen have formed several Clubs. in- cluding the Sports Club. the Photography Club. Pet Club, Nature Club. and the Home Arts Club. The Freshmen Class of l947 has a promising future and will surely play a prominent part in the school attairs in the years to come. Sophomores ROW I: J Holden R. Johnsont F. Berquist B. MacCallum D. Bickford RB. anh'erka, H. Holcomb D. Hong. ROW 2: B. Kara; e.k G. Peters. R. R0 D. Dyer. R. Liberty L. Hohenstein A. ROW 3:M. Schmid , M. Hansen J. Frank, N. Hullsick J. Johnson0 t'.H Forbcrg. ROW N. Yale A. Mason J? Paetcrs M. Fraser P. Carney,J Peterson 8 Barnes. ROW N. Johnson, 8. Klincpicr 8. Johnson J Wirt1.L Mclnerny D. Wirtz. ROW 6: Mrs. Feichtinger' D. Frcdrickson L. Bakken L. Anderson J. Anderson, Miss Edwards. Home Sweet Home was the theme song of the Biology class the day they visited the St. Peter hospital for the mentally ill. Besides being a day ott trom school. the trip proved to be very interesting and educational. Betty Barnes. the secretary of the sophomore class, was selected from over 7.000 other school students by the Minneapolis Star and Tribune for her many outstanding qualities in leadership. citizenship. and marked proficiency as a carrier salesman. Betty is now the proud possessor of a year's scholarship to the U. of M. or any ac credited Upper Midwest school. l. Class officers at work. 2. Such a sweet pose. 3. Ave, shut up! 4. Don't be bashful. I. How do you rate. Hans? 2. Passionate aren't we?? 3. Jump Ball!! 4. It must be interesting? 5. Bashful, Gladys? 6. Perfect equilibrium. 7. Four jills on a rock? The Sophomores really got into the spin of upperclassmen activities this year with their class parties. field trips. and other social attairs. The class was very well represented at the Junior-Senior Prom. with IS attending as guests of upperclassmen. This Class may prove to be the largest group ever to graduate from Deephaven. Because of its size the sophomore class was separated into two home rooms. The advisors were Mrs. Lessie Feichtinger and Miss Cora Ed- wards. Members of the Class sponsored a dance on December l4. atter the Watertown game. There are two very active ClubsaHThe Jills and the The Sixteensnawhich were both formed last year. The sophomores can proudly claim three of the six Cheerleaders. The class otticers are-David Bicktord. presi- dent: Marion Schmid. vice president; Betty Barnes. secretary: and Harry Holcomb. treas- urer. E253 Juniors . . . Ir, ,. V ' l. W . ROWI: J. Larson 1. Dyer B.G Hockstra .Wandrci W Van Guilder F. Daniels R. Halvcrson. R. Fillmore. ROW 2: .nSto nc .Shancs csy B. rokke Miss Nelson E. BIink. A. Trusty S. Rapley. ROW3 Wahl D. Lee. D. Long. 2A. Strout R. KliI'IcpierJ G. BPilkington. ROW4: D. Wrcisner P.Ki1cr T. Ellertson J. SchmHid J. Reuben T. Swenson. E. Sumptcr. ROWS Sulliva n M. Be e.ggs J. Sackrison. G. Wandrci L. Krumwiedc P. Bohl. ROW 6. D. Johnson. D. Tripplcr A. Dahlbloom C. Holcomb J. Johns The Junior class. with Mr. Millard as supervisor. spent two days on field trips. The first day they saw such places as Fort Snelling. Wold-Chamberlain field. and the Capitol. and ended with a picnic lunch at Minnehaha Falls. The second day they visited at Honey- well at the Star building. and WCCO. where Marge Stone read the commercial on Cedric Adams' Noontime News. MOTTO...V.,. In ourselves our future ies FLOWER...,V I . ,. .Lily of the Valley COLOR.VH...,.... N.HGreenandWhite Juniors at last! UpperclassmenH Forty-three new jun- iors began a very successful year under the supervision of Miss Nina Nelson. To that very important position of president. the juniors elected John Reuben. As vice president. Patri- cia Bohl was elected. with Pete Kizer as secretary and Jim Schmid. treasurer. E243 l. The wheels of the class. 2. Cooooooolld? 3. And who's little boy are you? 4. Those Pepsodent smiles! To raise enough funds for the Junior-Senior Prom. tour successful dances were sponsored by the junior class: the Sadie Hawkins. in its hillbilly style: the Snowtlake Frolic. in its holiday atmosphere: Queen of Hearts Ball. of which Zoe Comer was the queen; and the Spring Swing Session with music turnished by Yettes. The prom was held at the Automobile Club and was really something be- yond compare. The decorations. the tlowers. and everything were just per- feet. I. Why so glum-chum? 2. Egad what a lad!! 3. Man shortage? 4. Pcek-a-boo! 5. What's the joke? 6. Does it run 100?? . I Our Past . . . We had our first idea of what we had ahead of us when we reported for our freshman year at D. H. 5. There were a lot of new faces among the thirty-tive classmates because of the tact that a large group came from Groveland. About the only great accomplishment was the tact that we were freshmen: however. the girls outdid themselves giving the faculty and Board of Education a dinner. and the chorus gave the operetta. The Outlaw King. In the tail of I944 we came back tor another year with only thirty in our class. We had a class sleigh ride which ended with a lot of black and blue marks. A few of our musical talents were in the operetta. Sunbonnet Girl. Mrs. Fowler put up with us for our sophomore year as home room teacher. As juniors we gave six dances starting with the Sept. Step and ending with the Blossom Time Ball. which we established as traditional. and the for. which we gave at the Columbia Heights Chalet. The chorus gave the operetta. Hollywood Bound. with Jo Finley as the lead. We mal Junior-Senior Prom.' cheered our exceptional basketball team on as they took the Valley Conterence title. district title. and went on to place second in the regional. During the last weeks of school we watched the excavations of the ground tor the new addi- tion with interest. The climax of our high school days was being seniors. When we came back after Christmas vacation. the new addition was finished and the crowded con- ditions were relieved. We struggled through the publication of the annual which was really a lot of tun. Senior skip day left one of the tondest memories with us. Bitter-sweet Anne was the operetta given by the chorus. In the way of act- ing. our class put on the annual senior class play. Ot course. the most important event of the year was graduation. During the year we went through all the usual worry of ordering graduation pictures. cards. and announcements; and on May 3! we took our final march to the stage and received those long-awaited di- plomas. E261 Chorus and Band Under the supervision of Mr. Irving Gordon. 6 new member of the faculty this year. both Chorus and band have shown steady progress. The Chorus has many achievements to their credit this year. They participated in the annual Christ- mas program. entertained the P.T.A.. and presented the Operetta, Bitter Sweet Annel which is a two- act comedy. The officers of the chorus are: president. Jane Martin: vice president, Zoe Comer: secre- tary-treasurer. Beverley Wendling. Mr. Gordon not only directs the band but also gives individual lessons to the members. They gave a band concert in April: they played for peptests and many basketball games both here and at other schools. The band officers are: president. Jeanne Ellertson: vice president. Mary Fraser: secretary. Jean Penney: treasurer. Betty Barnes. The band grew this year. not only in membership, but also in ability. Just prior to the annual spring concert they received their very handsome new uniformsemaroon trousers with a gold stripe down the legs and gold battle jackets with maroon shoulder braid and oversea caps to match. In the future the band will be not only a fine sounding organization but also a fine looking one. ROW l: R. Wrcisncr. D. Milstroh 0.0 Bickford J. Holden F Bcrquist M. Wandrci D. MacCallum B. chdling. J. Wicst R. Halvorson. ROW 2: Shancsy A. Mason R. Peters J. Peters 8. Johnson J. Finley J. Anderson, N. Johnson 3. Johnson R. Shubmi3 ROW 3: B. Mclncrny. Z. Comer J. Martin L. Anderson L. Johnson J. Sullivan M. Caughrcan J. Wim L. Mclncmy, D. Wirtz. ROW 4: K. Schommcr J. Peters 8. Wick N. Yale J. Johnson n5: Boer! .DFreeberg. D. Frcdrickson K. Larson H. Wood. A. Fellows. ROWS 5:J. Peterson M. Ha nscn M. Sto J.Groffl? .Banack. M. Skrachota M. Schmid S. Raplcy J. cho. ROW 6: C. Brostc J. Shancsy, N. Hullsiek nH. Forbcrg Frank 8. Barn ncs A. 80 daL J. Penney J. Johnson. ROW 7: J. Fuller L. chcr M. Berglund B. Thics S. Finley.J. J.Robb B. Guxtafson J. Mergcns L. Crosby .roGod iSk? 3-6 r :5 ROWI: R. Walsh 0T Vogelsberg,G. Hansen H Milstroh J Ellertson 8. VIC C. Wurm C. Christianson A. Bodal D. Hong,J John D. Fre ebe erg ROW 2: K Ge rrbe S. Mi ller, D. R00 02, N. Rkobcrtson L. Vials ted M. MacCallum D. Van Guilder S. oNclson M. Peterson, Mr Gordon. ROW3: M. Fraser J. Froyd D. Olsen J. Dahlbloom S. LaPage B. Barnes. J. Schmidt, J. Penney, A. Mason, H. Forberg. Bans ogicers-MJean EETeI'tson. Jean Penney, Helen Milstroh, Betty Barnes. Chorus officers Zoe Comer, Jane Martin. Bev Wendling. Operetta ieads Don Thompson! Mary Eilen Caughrean, Dick Wreisner, Calvin John- son. Bev XVendlIng, Jo Finley. Mr. Garden, directOI. l: 39:1 Class Play. . . E303 DAFFY DILLS Richard Dill iCalvin Johnsoni. having to leave on a business trip. advises his spoiled Children by let- ter that a new stepmother iMary Mergensi will arrive during his ab- sence. Grandmother Dill iSue Fin- leyi and the Children-Carol iZoe Comeri and Rodney iPat Jensenli. and Doris Uane Martini and Dudley iDon Kinneyi. the twins. are turious and determined to get rid of the new stepmother. But no matter what the young Dills and Grand- mother try to pull. Step-mama is more than a match for them. As a final resort. the Dills tell Step-mama that their father is in dire financial difficulties in the hope she'll divorce him. But in- stead. Step-mama orders them all to quit school and go to work. Then Cousin Maude Maddox ann Johnsoni arrivesaa sweet. kind. lovable person, whom the kids and Grandma go for in a big way. Papa returns from his business trip and the young Dills learn for the first time that Step-mama is really Cousin Maude. and Cousin Maude is in reality their step- mother. Other characters in this bang-up tarce are Aimee Lovewell iLois Hanseni. who lisps. Pete Norton iDon Nordsethi. a nosey neighbor. iFern Dahlbloomi and Arnica iMiI- dred Strachotai. the colored maid. The clay of homecoming is sure- ly a day of celebration at Deep- haven. with the building. cars, and even some of the kids decorated in the school colors. It seemed strange to have to go to Waconia tor the game. but in a way it was just as much tun. Although the last quarter was heartbreaking. the sen- iors did their best to make Home- coming '47 a success. The seniors were kept very busy throughout the day selling maroon and gold Homecoming buttons to everyone. Preceding the dance a huge bon- tire was lit, lighting up the whole village iwell. almostli. putting everyone into the mood for a cele- bration. The gymnasium was beautitully decorated in a tall mothc com- bined with the tootball theme. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of our beautiful queen Gerry Sumpter. She was attended by Beverly Thies, freshman. Jeanne Peterson. sophomore. Jane Shan- esy. junior. and Zoe Comer, senior. The ceremony was made still more beautiful by the generous presen- tation of flowers by the junior class. The evening was spent dancing to the wonderful music of Bob Mc- Govern and his band. . . . Homecoming E513 FERn DAHLBLOOM DAVE mayo CALVln Jounson CAROL RINK MOST LIKELB TO Succew BEST DRESSED JAnE mARnn JEN rAamm zotEbmm 0:ch M051 TALEnTED M031 POPULAR non HORDSETH Evgwn wanna JERI mama su Hnu-zu M031 Swnmus PEPPIEST JDHFInLEB non Kmneu BEST Looms M051 ATHLETIC In the Crystal Ball . . . As we enter the main gate of the Tingling Bros. Circus in the year I960. whom do we see but Pat Jensen. the balloon man? Look! There's some excitement over by Ruth Peter's Carameled Apple stand where Sylvester. one of Su Finley's ten children. is swiping a carameled apple. Oh! Oh! Here comes Kitty Wirtz. the policewoman. who chases Sylvester through the midway. Look out! Oops. too lateehe already ran into Madame Carol Rink. the mystic tor- tune teller. who has just finished telling a fortune. With the policewoman still on his trail. he passes Bobo Johnson's stand. where Bobo is madly setting up milk bottles. while Alvera La- gerquist. pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers. is running him out of business. Poor Bobo is al- most in tears. Now we find our little problem child sneaking past Mary Lou Mergens. ticket seller to the freak show. Entering the tent. he sees Gerry Sumpter about to swallow a glitter- ing two-toot sword. He also sees Evelyn Wetzig displaying her numerous tattoos. When he passes Mildred Strachota. the bearded lady, he cannot resist the temptation to give the beard a jerk. As he scurries along. he becomes interested in the headless woman. who in real- ity is Jane Martin. The policewoman. still in pursuit of Sylvester. hears trom Jerry Farmer. the Circus clown. that the little boy has dashed into the main tent. There we see Zoe Comer. the bareback rider. performing in the middle ring. To the right we see the fearless Don Kinney matching wits with eight ferocious lions: to our left is Dick Lee, trapeze artist. performing at the great height of five feet. The trumpets announce the one and only human cannon ball. Fern Dahlbloom. Above the noise of the crowd, rises the voice of Jo Finley- Peanuts. pop- corn. cracker jacks. chewing gum! We leave the Big Top and we see Sylvester annoying the elephant keeper. Cynthia Broste. Following him to the midway. we see him sneak onto the ferris wheel: but just in time Don Thompson. the operator. grabs him by the collar and throws him out. As he picks himself up. he hears the voice of the side show barker, Joan John- son, inviting the crowd to see the famous hula-hula dancer. Joyce Wiest. who is about to go into her third act. Next our pursuit leads us into the Fun House where we see Calvin John- son. the air blower. earning his living the hard way iHeh. hehlll. Back at the midway he is fascinated by the Merry-Go-Around. While we stop to watch it. whom do we see but Lois Hansen. mounted on a white charger going up and down and round and round! But wait! There goes Sylvester into the beer parlor where he hides from the policewoman. who is still on his trail. Out of curiosity we follow Sylvester into the establishment. There we see Bev Wen- dling slinging sott l?i drinks at the bar while Dorothy Hartman lalias 88 keys l beats out the latest hits on the piano. We see the bouncer. Jim Moe. approaching-Whissshhh! Later. Barb Sorvig. ticket seller at the Tunnel of Love. informs us that the policewoman caught the little boy and took him to the manager. Don Nordseth. We arrive to find the two giving Syl- vester the third degree. What did you do with that carameled apple? shouts the manager eBoom! Crash! Splinter. Oouch! Don't be alarmed! It's only the stunt driver. Dave Froyd. tak- ing the wrong turn after going through a hoop of tire. During the excitement. Sylvester slips away and dashes out the exit with us following him. E343 ATHLETIES WA I, ; g6 OEEPHAVfN - WM Since his arrival in I945. Mr. Earl Christ has won the respect and admiration of the student body and the community. At the pep-tests. we all have enjoyed his intormal talks. and especially his jokes and stories. We also have admired his outward calmness during the games. with nary a fist shaken at the referee, disputing a decision. Yes. Coach Christ is concluding his second year ot directing Deephaven athletics with many tine records. Under his leadership. the basketball team has copped its third straight Valley Conference championship. However, Mr. Christ has not confined his abili- ties to the school semester alone. Last summer he arranged a recreation program that really brought grand results. Besides maintaining five swimming beaches with their individual guards. he gave swimming lessons to children of all ages. He had several baseball teams and arranged tOr horseshoe tournaments. tennis matches. volleyball, and other sports for the grown-ups. In all. the en- tire project was a great success. E363 DICK LEE: Dick. a boy that any coach likes to have and hates to lose. has been a tine leader and one of the outstanding athletes in Deephaven his- tory. WALLY VAN GUILDER: Wally came a long way this year in both football and basketball. He is a hard worker who likes to play the game for all it's worth. DAVE FROYD: Up until the time ot his injury in football, Dave was really outstanding. I wish we'd have him another year. so that he could show his wares. JIM MOE: Jim was a steady player on both of- tense and defense. DON THOMPSON: Don used his size to advan- tage this year and did some outstanding work at tackle. HARRY HOLCOMB: Harry. our sophomore prize. should go a long way in athletics. MlLT TWEED: XVe used Milt mostly in defense. but he did his job and did it well. We're looking tor- warcl to next year. JIM LARSON: Jim was ready when we needed him. and he filled in very nicely when Dave was injured. PETE KIZER: Pete. for his size. played some bang-up ball for us at end. JlM SCHMlD: For the first year of calling signals off the T Jim did a very good job. In basketball he had a big job to till and did this in great style. JOHNNY REUBEN: Ruggedness is the word for Johnny. in both football and basketball. ARVIE DAHLBLOOM: Although Arvie played end for us in football, he really came into his own in basketball. DICK FlLLMORE: Dick started out on the B team in basketball and ended up on the first tive. We are looking torward to next year with Dick. GEORGE PlLKINGTON: George. along with Johnny. has done some good work for us as replace- ments in basketball. and next year should be a big one tor both of them. GEORGE HOEKSTRA: Hoek in his First year of football played a bang-up game at center. He is coming along fast in basketball. too. So to the seniors. I'll say good luck and wish we had them back: to the juniors. let's make next year the biggest and best. EARL CHRIST Football FIRST ROW: M.A Dahlbloom C. Johnson R. Fillmore W. Van Guilder Coach Christ D. Thompson J. Dyer G. Hoekstra. SECOND ROVI: J. Farmer D. Froy d J. Moe R. John no: on M. Wandrci J. Larson H. Holcomb. TH IRD RVIO D. Dyer T Swen son J. Rucb en J. Schmid T. Ellcrtson P.Ki1er: B. Johnson R. Lee. FOURTH ROW D. Davies J. Holden S. Blackawiak D. Milstroh B. Johnston C. Dart .Schubert D. Shancsy. FIFTH ROW: H. Fisk 0. Olson B Mclnerny. M Williamson R Tuthill P. Brickley D. Thorson, R. Hansen. FOOTBALL SCHEDU LE Deephaven I2 .............. Chaska l2 Deephaven O ........... Watertown I2 Deephaven 7. , . . . . . . . .Bloomington 32 Deephaven I2. i . ....... Waconia 2l Deephaven I2. . . , a . . 4 , . . ,Shakopee I3 Although Deephaven did not tare very well in competitive play. two Wolves were placed on the Minnesota Valley All-Conterence team. Dick Lee was picked at left half and Wally Van Guilder at tackle. Considering that this was the first year tor eieven-man football. much progress was shown by the team during the season. E373 The first game of the season was piayed with Chaska. the final score being I2-I2. The next game tound Deephaven traveling to Watertown to be taken by a I2-O score. In the third game of the season Deephaven was trounced by Bloomington 32-7. In our Homecoming game. Waconia had a hard time beating us. the score being 2I-22. The final game of the season was played under lights at Shakopee. This was the best game of the year. The final score was l3-l2 with Shakopee coming out on top. tax: Deephaven. Deephaven. Deephaven. Deephaven Deephaven. Deephaven. Deephaven Deephaven. Deephaven. Deephaven .37 .30 .4O 28 .55 .53 39 .57 .59 .29 Basketball . . . BASKETBALL Season Scheduled Watertown , . . .27 St Loub Pa4 . . 32 Woon5ngton ., ..26 Excekkx ........ 3O Edenf5ahm ....2I MinnehahaAcademy25 Chaska .. ....... l9 Southwest ,. .... 22 Shakopee ... ..,.3O ,Anoka ..,, .. . .36 Deephaven Deephaven.. .62 .43 Deephaven . Deephaven. Deephaven Deephaven Deephaven. Deephaven Deephaven. Deephaven, .37 4I 42 27 .59 .42 .43 38 VVayzata .. 35 VVacoma .H36 Woon5ngton 38 Eden Prairie 33 Excekior .29 Watertown .Ib Chaska ... 3O VVayzata ., 29 Shakopee 3O VVaconw ,..26 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Pilkington, R. Lee, J. Dyer. G. Hockstra. A. Dahlbloom. Coach Christ, W. Van Guilder, J. Schmid, J. Reuben. J. Favmcr. Em Deephaven got off to a good start by beating W'ar tertown 37-27. with Dick Lee getting l4 point. The next game was a CIOSC :eevgaw batte with St. Louis Park, the Tinal SCOYC being 32-30, in favor of Park. The third game of the season wax. with Bloomington. Deephaven had a hard time in 'the Tirit haif, the haH time score being l7-Ib, with Deephaven ahead. Arvid Dahlbloom got l2 0T his l5 points in the last haif to help Deephaveh win 40-26. The next game Teund Excelsior beating Deephaven by 2 points. 30-28. Jack Norman Trom Exceinior got l5 points. The TiTth game wax: with Eden Praiiie. The iinal score was 55-2l, with Dick Lee coieeting l5 points. Minnehaha Academy tcci. a eeatieg at the hahc; CT Deephaven in the siith game 34 the ieaie the :ha SCOYC being 53-25. Jim Schmid stages 50 I7 Csiht- The next game was at Chaska with DC DhivC'T :S'W ing Cut the victors 39-I9. The eighth game was 7m, the airtereeo. at Setith'we-t with Dick Lee gettihg 23 scints aha Ania Dah cecew getting 20 :3 he i: the XVcNes wirt 57-22. The next game toms Shaioeee travemg :3 Deer- haven to take a oeatihg Trcm Deeshaven to the tune OTr 59-30. The next game was a Cieiiminaw game to the Ham- ine-StanTord tLissie at the Armory. Abcia wen thi' game 36-29. VVaI y Van Gui der was the hero 0: the maxi thii ing game OT the season. XVa'Ty put in the winning baJei II '5 ll in the last tew ieconds ot the game agaimt Wayzata to make Deephaven the winners. 37-35. In the next game Waeonia wax: ahead 24-21 at the hali. but Deephaven had squeezed Out a 41-36 vietOry when the tinat beTi rang. The next game tound Deephaven swamping Btoom- ington 62-38. with Arvid Dahtbtoom and Dick Lee both getting 20 points. Deephaven had to tight at! the way through their game at Eden Prairie to beat them 43-33. In their second encounter with Exeehior, Deephaven showed them their true style by trouneing them 42-29. The next game was a Ciose one with Watertown. AT- though the score at the halt was I2-l l, and at the end ot the third quarter was l5-l3, Deephaven came through in the Tast quarter to win 27-l6. in their second encounter with Chaska Deephaven came out on top with the territic seere 0t 59-30. Jim Schmid get l2 points in the tTrst quarter ct this game. There were no scares in the seeena game with Wav- :ata. Deephaven wihriing 42-29. Dick was high point man with l4 points in the next to the as: game at the centerenee season with ShaLe- DCC. Deeehaven WC ? 43-30. The East game et :he centerence season was with XVaconia at Deeohaven. The auditerium was oaeked by 6:30, and many people were turned away. The score a: the hatt was 16-15. with XVaconia ahead. A: the end ot the third quarter, XVaccnia mas stit ahead 28-26. But with Dick Lee getting seven points in the East qua'teix eeehaven manages to squeeze out a 38-26 victory. 1:413 Deephaven had cm'y one Chance to shew their co3ors in tournament pay this year. Excekior, our neighboring vivalse defeated :Fe XVO ves. by the narrow margin Ce 32-30 h cur 57's: and Iast game in the district. Athough we did have a lO-3 iead at the end 0? tThe 5's: QUBYUCV we ceuld not main- r- . tam :H :ead and were ddeaied in tee 7mm minufem LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Christ. F. Berquist. J. Holden. R. Johnson. H. Holcomb, C. Dart. P. Kiley, T. Ellcrtson, D. Shanesy, H. Fisk, 0. Olson, Don Dyer. The 'B team proved that they could hold their own in basketball with l3 wins and only 3 losses. The boys. as a team and as individuals. improved during the entire season. and this training should prove a great help to Coach Christ in the immediate future. The coach has high expectations ot an outstanding team next year. Many Deephavenites do not realize it, but the school possesses a natural bowl stadium in what is now the athletie field. Although the tield is still not finished. tentative plans include expansion tor an eleven man field with a cinder track around it. This project will enable Deephaven to have their own home games and perhaps night games at that. Also it would enable them to hold dual track meets with neighboring schools and also improve our own teams with practice areas. E453 Track . . . Untavorable spring weather conditions hampered track practice. The team went to Mound. Carleton. and at district meets. The tollowing boys made up the track team: IOO yard dasheLarson and Froyd: 220 yard dash-Larson and Froyd: 440 yard dashe Bicktord: 880 distance-Hoicomb and Moe: mile distance-Hoekstra: 880 relay-- Froy. Larson. Kizer. Holcomb: high jump-Kinney and Pilkington: broad jumpePit- kington: discus--Van Guilder: pole vaulteTom Swenson: 200 yard low hurdles- Pilkington and Kizer: IIO yard high hurdles-Pilkington and Kizer: 440 yard relaye Froyd, Larson. Kizer. Holcomb: mile relay-Holden. MaCCaHum. Hoekstra. Moe: medley relay--Bicktord. Pilkington. Tweed. Holcomb: 2 mile relay-Gronli. Swenson, Jeffries. Dyer. Tennis . . . Deephaven tennis teams have long been recognized as Outstanding in District I8 and the present team is no exception. In the past three years 0t competition Deephaven has won sixteen games, tied one and lost three. Four lettermen, Dick Lee. Jim Schmid, Arvid Dahlbloom and Jerry Farmer. returned to bolster this year's team. One of the features of the season is a ladder tournament in which anyone may compete. This is used as a basis by coach Henke tor picking the team which will rep- resent the school. J 53h Na. h'. n- 4; . aw mag. '5 2w . . K vxs, E443 Cheer Leaders . . . Magi Although it has been their tirst year as Cheerleaders. Joanna and Diana Wirtz, Pat Carney, Shirley Rapley, and Dick Wreisner under the more experienced guidance of .Iane Shanesy, have really done a grand job. Dick Wreisncr ham thc diatinction 0t being Deephavents tirst boy Cheerleader tor some time and it's really going to take some work to pass up his skill. The cheerleaders were right in there at each game and had much to do with the task of bringing home the victories. Congratutatiom, Lida! Getting iri some good experience for his future coaching job, Paul Roy Jack Cvozmr has been scorc-kccpcr for Dccphavcn for nine years. has been assustlng Coach Christ for some time. He camc to Dccphavcn in his senior year and has been keeping score cvcr SinCC. .4, a -' $ny ' A That Remains . . ?;?ifjvyggg; SE We. the class of I947. being of unsound mind and dizzy memory do hereby. make. publish. and declare this to be our last will and testament. hereby revoking all former cracks and opinions by us made. I. To the class of I948 we bequeath our unpaid debts and obligations. II. To OwOooxlosmAwN ICES:- l5. l6. I7. l8. I9. 20. 2l. 22. 2 . w 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. each of the members of the junior class we bequeath as follows-share and share alike: . Cynthia Broste wills her front seats to Mary Beggs. . Zoe Comer leaves her friendly ways to Janet Sackrison. . Fern Dahlbloom leaves Arvie to carry on the family name. . Jerry Farmer leaves. but without his Model T. . Jo Finley wills her leads in the operetta to anyone who can qualify. . Su Finley wills her constant laughter to Marge Stone. . Dave Froyd wills his gait to George Hoekstra. . Lois Hansen wills her secret for blond hair to anyone who wants to be a blond. . Dorothy Hartman leaves her artistic ability to Dick Wreisner. . Pat Jensen wills his whiskers to Jim Larson. . Bob Johnson leaves his sense of humor to the whole junior class. . Calvin Johnson leaves for Peterson and Sharp's. . Joan Johnson leaves her gift of gab to Shirley Rapley. . Don Kinney leaves with no regrets. Alvera Lagerquist leaves her athletic abilities to Claire Holcomb. Dick Lee leaves his athletic abilities to Jim Schmid. Jane Martin leaves her tlirtatious ways to Jane Shanesy. Jim Moe leaves to join his twin brother. Mary Lou Mergens leaves Tom Ellertson to any girl who thinks she can take him away from her. Don Nordseth leaves his guffaws to Wally Van Guilder. Ruth Peters leaves Chemistry class . . . whew. Carol Rink leaves her nack ot neatness to LaVonne Krumwiede. Barb Sorvig leaves . . . still talking about Wayzata. Mildred Strachota leaves her journeys to school to Doris Johnson. Gerry Sumpter wills her blue eyes to Betty Brokke. - Don Thompson lcaves . . . in a cloud of dust. Bev Wendling leaves quietly. She doesn't want to be called back. Evelyn Wetzig wills her brains to any group who thinks they can equal them. Joyce Wiest leaves Mr. Henke to mimeograph his own tests. Kitty Wirtz leaves her seat in Social class to anyone who can be so bored and not show it. In testimony whereof. we have hereonto set our hands and seals this thirteenth day of February. I947. Witnessed by: ' Zoe Comer Beverley Wendling E461 ...-.., - -H.-....b-,l +: ffwo gin Shots . . . l. Class unity!! 2. Watch the birdie! 3. Ticklish Thomps? 4. Need we say any more?? 5. Senior Eskimos?? 6. Ten- shuny! 7. Toothtoot peanut butter! 8. No, Miss Mo. not the whip! 9. What do you know, no fingers? IO. Me fix?? ll. o-o heave o! H -rv.m-z-v- , w r, QVNX: ' e Patronage The Finley Twins Mary Lou and Tom Roly and Club The Comer Tribe Miss Evelyn Neuman Don and Jane Mr. Robert L. Gambill Jerry and Carol Lorraine and Jim Mr. George Henke Mrs. Alice Teska Tenthreec's Club Excelsior Express Tenjeans Thomps and 80-80 Twins W The Cheerleaders Lillian Anderson V. G. and Pete Mr. Floyd Wendling The Record Shop The Mergens Bev Joey Robertson Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Henrickson and Steven Janie Hans Barb Gerry Brink - Patronage Pat Mclnerny PaulRoy Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Rink The Jills The Sixteens Two Friends Bug Fisk Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Broste Mr. Irving Gordon A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Earle H. Christ Mrs. Ralph E. Williamson Julie and Dorothy Hartman Mr. Wayne Millard Johnny Reuben George Pilkington Tom Swenson Tom Mason Beroud and Armagost Dr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott Ruth and Cynthia S. E. Clevenger Mrs. Don Olson Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Finley The Sparrows Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Comer Edith's Country Shop Gerry and Jackie The Beggs Family The Earle Johnsons Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McCrea E493 For Your Hardware Needs DEEPHAVEN HARDWARE Chowens Corner Tel. Deep. 22l5 Route 3. Wayzata. 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M INN ESOTA E533 BOB ANDERSON Excelsior SHOE REPAIRING LAMPERT YARDS INC. LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS FUEL V. G. BACON DRUG THE REXALL DRUG By the Waters of Minnetonka EXCELSIOR. MlNNESOTA EXCELSIOR DRY GOODS CO. MRS. C. C. OLDS, PROPRIETOR Excelsior I46 Ty Abel Standard Service ON MINNETONKA BLVD. AND HIGHWAY IOI Service Calls -Oil Filter Service Washing Expert Lubrication - Tires Batteries Phone Wayzata 494 The S+emmer Company For Everything Electrical Radio Washing Machine and Vacuum Cleaner Repairs FRIGIDAIRE PH1LCO MAYTAG AND BENDIX APPLIANCES R. C. A. HOOVER VACUUM Phone 620 Excelsior. Minn. DR. GEORGE J. HEMSEY Dentist Tonka Bld3., Excelsior Office Ex. l25 Res. Ex. 782 SALES SERVICE Tonka Mofors. Inc. Excelsior. Minn. Ford Mercury Lincoln Ford Ferguson Tractors Farm Implements Phone. Excelsior 79 Minnei'onka Drug Co. Prescription Specialists By the Waters of Minnetonka O C . EXCELSIOR. MINNESOTA Westinghouse Household Appliances Refrigerators. Ranges. Radios. Etc. Sales and Service on All Types of Commercial Refrigeration MARS REFRIGERATION RED OWL Fine Foods Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Excelsior, Minn. Excelsior 4b Congratulations to a Successful Class of '47 O'TOOLE REAL ESTATE In Excelsior on Highway No. 7 From Lake Shore Homes to Farms and Cottages4CaH Excelsior 36 Schroeder Dairy Service to All Parts of Lake Minnetonka City Service Lake Service 3433 Colfax Ave. S. Deephaven Rt. 3 Colfax IO8O Deephaven 445 C. M. PETERSON Ice and Hauling Tel. Deephaven 344 Wayzata. Minn.. Rt. 3 Excelsior 485 KUBAT Repair Service Electrical Appliances Outboard Motors Washing Machines Motor Repairing 4 Bicycles 6 Specialty A. R. 4AM KUBAT EXCELSIOR, MINN. For Gas ball kindg For Beverages For Tonkaburgers SEE Chris+mas Lake Pure Oil For Greasing 0 Washing 0 Simonizing DEALER FOR PURITAN HOME APPLIANCES AND THE COMET SCOOTERCYCLE Bill Morris Phone Ex. IBBW Compliments Peterson and Sharp Wes+ 8 Headla Plumbing and Heating Fine FOOdS Plumbing Systems Oil Burners Grays Bay. Wayzata. Minn. Phone 63 Deliveries Wayzata 430 Excelsior. Minn. KOEHNEN'S The Pay+0n Company STANDARD STATION General Contractors Excelsior Phone Excelsior 6 Greasing Battery Charging Tires HIGHWAY 7 AND EXCELSIOR BOULEVARD Tel. Ex 32' By the Waters of Minnetonka WALDRITT'S m Hardware and Paints Stationery - Seeds - Pottery Gifts Toys E. P. Mergens Electric Co. Wiring - Motors - Repairing Ranges - Water Heaters Deephaven 374 Wayzata I72W Mfmxa B h t' P G M'Ik The Largest Mosf Modernly arc ar s we uemsey ' A Complete Line of High Grade Dairy Products Exclusive Distributors of Equipped Por+rai+ Sfudio in Featuring Bulk Ice Cream Fountain Service +he En+ire Nor+hwes+ Bakery Products 420I West Lake Street '02' LA SALLE AVE- Junction No. 7 and Minnetonka Blvd. MINNEAPOLIS. MINN. Walnut 9690 We wish +0 Hwank all He firms and individuals who have confribufed foward making our annual a success. The Haven SfaH '47 WHEELS - RIMS - BRAKES - AXLES xxm 3mm mm MY M RNEApoL s 2 M uNEso1A Atlantic 4478 We Wish Happiness and Success +0 +he GraduaHng Class of '47 Sween Bros. Dairy, Inc. WAYZATA. MINN ESOTA Exclusive Distributor of Holstein Holsum Milk and Cream in the LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Our Milk Is Produced by Sween Bros. Dairy Farm. Inc. Sween's Highpath Farm. Inc. Wayzata Excelsior Compliments PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet and Olds Sales and Service DR. E. ZIMMERMAN Dentist Tonka M otors Bldg. Phones Office I43 Res. 34J Excelsior. Minn. JOSTENS Since l897 Fine Class Rings Announcements Awards Representative: H. A. PETERSON Foshay Tower Arcade Minneapolis. Minnesota W19 . Kronicks Launderers 8 Cleaners Famous for FORM FIT CLEANING Minnetonka Main I I99 Beach 3l Minneapolis Best Wishes To the Class of I947 LIBERG'S Excelsior DR. H. J. BERENS Dentist Sampson Block Phones Office bl Res. 407 Excelsior, Minn. We Move +he Ear+h General Contracting-Excavating and Grading Black Dirt. Sand. Gravel. Crushed Limestone Black Top Drivewayso-Ditching-Trenching Dirt for FillingoLand Clearing Lake Shore Improvements FREE ESTIMATES Leo Lahti Tel. Ho. 9087-8l37 Vernon F. Hudlow Tel. Ex. 448 NORGE ZENITH Minnetonka Service Co. Automatic Heating and Oil Burner Service APPLIANCES RADIOS VERNON W. ABEL. Prop. Lennox and Quickheat Furnaces Sundstand Oil Burners Shop Ex. l26W Res. Ex. IZoR Drs. Seiferf and Dupon+ Physicians and Surgeons Excelsior. Minnesota Excelsior Express M inneapolis-Minnetonka CONTRACT HAULING - MOVlNG INSURED SERVICE Minneapolis Br. 82I5 Excelsior 374 Phone 289 All Cabs Fully Insured Excelsior 8! Town Taxi CARPENTER AND KYHN Excelsior. Minn. Swing Your Ma. Swing Your Pa. Swing Your Gal +o +he Drug S+oreoTha1-'s Come +o Town. Deephaven Drug S+ore Ralph Hunsakcr, Owner Minnetonka Blvd. and IOI oPhone Deep. 360 Prescriptions -- Gifts o Ice Cream etc .09 12 g9 P01116346 E. Itzg'n Waxam, Minn. Holiday Items Cards and Novelties at CHOWENS CORNER DEPENDABLE NURSERY STOCK Complete Landscape Service HENNEPIN COUNTY'S LARGEST NURSERY The Daniels Nursery Long Lake Phone Long Lake I74 Chrisfmas Lake Grocery Fancy Fruits and Vegetables Choice Meats We Deliver Excelsior 34l CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I947 71? The Future Is in Your Hands 75: COUNCIL VILLAGE OF DEEPHAVEN Good Foods Priced Right CoHagewood Grocery Phone Excelsior 3I5 RUSS ANDERSON. Prop. COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF DEEPHAVEN HIGH SCHOOL 1 AUTOGRAPHS 153297472 - AW? Wk W2: 47 E623 AUTOGR-APHS W g'wTOGRAPHS V- $KPW x. . VP. 039$?M t4 4-; A. v32: 46 W, 33:? 46M 4 A 04.5.1554; 37 b . g fo:,A: an f 1 1:333 :5: 9 QPX W V 4' Work: :3? W0 9'03;ng 4; A 4 + 44W W m ' SK W J 4 I4 ' w bwwlo$ VIN 4Q NS; 49 - f w 4 X 9? 0i W W 4 3:36 K 2g 14