Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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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

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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.

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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.