Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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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.

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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.

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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