Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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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 -'

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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

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$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