Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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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

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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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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