Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

04W '42 514! EDITORIAL STAFF CO-EDITORS T om Swenson Alargery Stone SENIOR ACTIVITIES Mary Be gs Doris I0 nson Richard Halverson Dick Stimson Ianet Sackrison CLASS ACTIVITIES Kathleen Chambers Dick Fillmore Eugene Sumpter Roy Klinepier David Lee PHOTOGRAPHY Claire Holcomb Tom Ellertson Pete Kizer ART Betty Brokke Dick Wreisner MUSIC Duane Long Helen Nlilstroh FACULTY Patricia Bohl Audrey Trusty SPORTS lune Johnson Eugene Strout Milton Tweed SCHOOL ACTIVI'I'II'IS Shirley Rapley Iohn Dyer Gladys Wandrci Howard Wahl BUSINESS STAFF FINANCE MANAGERS loan Sullivan Iim Larson ADVERTISING Iohn Reuben Franc Daniels, Ir. George Pilkington Dulcie Trippler Iim Schmid George Hoekstra Ioanne Shubert SUBSCRIPTIONS lane Shanesy Arvid Dahlbloom Lovonne Krumwiede Laverne Nleifert Elvera Brink Alferlin VVandrci Ruth Peterson In appreciation and gratitude for the fine work he Ims done in guiding and developing the athletic dc- pzlrtmcnt of our school. and for the esteem and respect that he has brought to Decphm'cn. we. the senior Class. dedicate this 1048 Haven to our coach. Earl 11. Christ. 3 FOREXVORD lAY AIL llIIC CLASSIiS XIIICII V1I.I. 1' II,I, 'llIlCSI-I HALLS IX YEARS '10 20 11-1 l'IXD 'lllli SAXHC I'NDl-ZRS'IAXDINm AND FRIENDSHIP HLXI Xl' . HAVE 1' 0I'ND 'I'U BIC OKTRS .Vl' Dl-tlcvnu'xix. Senior Class 1048 00 4mm, MISS lix'lcm'x Mn: HA pxrfcat U'Ulllill. nubly planned. 11:. ' c H mm. Jud ummmnd. Principal; linglish 12; lutin MR. C. D. Pl-Z'l'l-ZRSON: 'I'Ilc mzm of years is the mzm of wisdom. Superintendent; Mathematics ,' 8; 3 Social Science 12 X I RS. X I AR JORIIC 21x1 PIPER: Of Egurcs of speech she has wealth untold. Junior High English X l R. Clcmuni I 113' K15: u ' n '- 17mm!- -- n h'm 'v I X ' r ' Hr : dam; at 'H is duh dJing HUN! English 10 and H: Social Science 13 MR. lixmcn'r Llaxul'L-x: Hix silence answers. 31's.. Industrial Arts an V11. 19.1111. C111us'1': HCentIc 111 11111111161. strong in perfonnance. 13111111g1;l1111si1'111 l1'111111t11111;1911111111111. 81151111111111. 111111 1'lrl1k C1'1111l1 MR. VVAYNH HILLARD: uAppetite 1'11111cs with eating. American HistorV; C11c111istr1'; 1 1113115 I 10 M 41W ' x 1;, 1f 1 V1 X6 M11057 7 r x b :Wfk $111110 LEIINLIR IIis 1 cr1 foot 11113 11111511 111 it. As he 111111111 up 1111' stairs. 1V'11rl11 History; 13111111; Chorus MRS. 11155311.: FICICII'I'INGI'ZR: Since cooking is 1111 art. she is 1111 artist. II11111c 1'11'11111111111'3 X1155 1 .1'1-211'N NICUMANZ 11111111; 11II things: II11I1I fast H1111 which is good. 1 r1'111'11; Mathematics MRS. 131111111111 XIAIIURIN: IIcr 111115 1111; 11111.9 of plans; 1111111153 11111 all her paths 11w 111111.11 C11111111r1'1111 Subjects HR. V. PRl-SIUN and HR. l'l. BRISIUI.: 'I'IIQ haw cznul for the school building xcn cmcicntly in the years they have hum: llL'l'C and 1mm patiently 0111111311 up after the stlldcnfx. Hlss Cx'xmn Bunny: She graduated from Dccphnvcn in W47 and succeeded Xlrs. Davies :15 secretary. 'Il1 ;1xn .' XIm-znjck. Xlk. R. DchuU. and HR. A. Xluu-zkz I lcinic has been bringing the pupils to school for IS years and was assisted Hm your by Xlr. Dchzul who took the Umvclzmd mute. Xlr. A. Miller Hmt in picturci transported pupils to school from Long Lake and XVzlymtzl. Xiks. RIcm-zccx HOLS'I': I'm eight years she has been preparing; the plutc lunch for the pupils in this sclmol lunch mom. Ix 61mm; LCD First row K, Nelson, B. Vi1 tz.. J. Liberty. J Lewis. M. Maynard. R. Vk'ahl. B. O'Connell. row F. Klinvpmr. J. Pctn-rsnn. J. Pllkinglun. V Andradu. R. L1llcmn, V. Stark. Mrs. Third row 0. Olson. D. Mxlstroh. T. Lulluyc. R. Bodal. J Holden. D. Dan'ios Second Mahm'in. ,;,. 1- 4' n' ' n .antvp .-. A A .i s ' ,, ! . .1 ; 1 lg Flrst rnw CV Pyrm. RV I-iksmnm. R Blew. R. PomrsmL DV Sxx'cdcl'. liucCallum. X. Ruhm'hvn. J. HtHl!1:.l'Y. Sm-kud rmx I D. Olson. J. Nnhlv. Kl, Bhutwll. V, mecn. I SK 10w J Ilnckgla I T . . 1.;i2t'111l1h1.'r Vnuvlshcru. D lev HUISICIJ S. 1 . A. LoPagv. M. ., Vnktvdl. M Swanson. C Chnstlanscn. . S 'hmxdt. G. Itbtrom. B. McClure. GV 931101: Thn'd Ru'hnrdum. J Strum U K Andvhnn. ' . . Swansun, E. Rudolph. J. D. mmm. 3L Hnuuduh Fund. 1, mm In the fall of the year students from Grm'cland. Long Lake. Crystal Bay. and the surrounding arms of Dccphzlvcn enrolled as freshmen. This is the second largest class ever to attend Deep- lmvcn. last year's frcslmmn class being the largest. . 'l'om lullayc, Douglas Davies. and Marilyn Maynard were elected at the bcginnhg 0f the year as president. vicc-prcsidcnt. and secretary- t'rcusurcr. respectively. V'itl1 thc guidance of their adx'isors. Mrs. Xlalmrin and Miss Ncumzm, the freshmen hope to take their place as worthy students for the next three years. DOIKLIAS DAVIES MARILYN MAYNARD 'I'oxl LAIIAYIC Douglas Marilyn and Bob liloisc. Mice. and lean Cornered Off the lawn Alice and Iczm OD 11:13-13 $114: Bmglund, A. Pete1so11 K.Scl1o111111e1. J. Farnham. A. Petetson. D. F1eeberg S. Mc- J. Lebo. B. Pal111.B W c.k B. Gustafson, J. Schuck J W0 ods D. Rath. K.WL11111 R. ab Third1oxwa.F011skc.XK.Ne!Y,D. Watts, T. Su11d111. R. C Johnson. D M11191. First 11oxx'--J. Fulle1. M. C1005. B. Theis. J. Robb, R. Christiansen. P. Bricklcy, Johnston. J. Gron', R. Libc11y, . 15 I O D 1 I 'l '-.u L Fe M. 01111111011. A. Follows. 1 ' Q, F1131 row D X11111 G1111du C. 1101203011. J 51111.1 1.111 D. 11111.101 B.Hage1'.D. G1'0111. J. Moravns. 11. Wvud. J. Penney. Second 11011 K. 1.111 1111.11 13.J1.1111snn. D. Murray. G. 111012915011. L. 1'1'1151111. 1 Jahnsnn. .I. Gursko. N. R111k. J. Sknmsxuld G. SC11111117. T111111 110111 L. F10s1. R. Walsh. E, Sc11o11111.u1'. K. 110111105. S. 11111101111111. D. S11a11. 151'. J 31111111. G. 1.011011. A. Peterson, C. Sundblad. 1121 SOPHOXIORICS The class is the largest ever entered in Ikcphawii. The students COIHC from Long; Lake. Clrm'clzmd. Crystal Buy. and HOIV Name. us well as from Dccphzix'cn leKi' the surrounding zlrczia. Because of the .975: of the class. it is divided into two sections. with Xlrs. lcCiChtillgCT 21nd Xlr. 7.1iHnrcl 11s thcir zidx'isors. 'l'hc class officers this year are four hm: Rmmic Christianson, Clarke Sund- hiizL Dick Nzizih. and Chuck Dart. in thc oiiiccs of president. Vicc-prcsidcnt. sccrc- tuiy. and treasurer. respectively. 'liwu ticld trips provided interesting s 'v 'ghts m the history classes. Mr. l.chw iicr'x history class wont to a trial in St. R1111 mrh' in the term. Dur'ng Izlllllilrk' the entire class spent :1 day in learning uhozit thc 'l'clcphonc Building in Mimic npnhs and thc Hydraulic Building 211' the LIIIEVCrxit-V of Minnesota. The sophomores are looking forward to attending Dccphm'cn for another two yuirx. during which time they will prc- DICK XAAB xirc themselves for an active. useful place in community and national life. CHUCK DAR'I. CI. mk'i: SI'NDEHAD. Rox xiii Clix'u'ii-inrx Going places Sophomore boys Christy and Nancy Dick Naab Davie Click? Ronnie Shuhvri Jo Wirt'z. Tippy Rob and Marilyn i133 rmc .T1xeed D Bickfmd D. 11111113 F'Tst 111;w 7L.A111le115011, D.F11ed111ck.an L. Bakken J. A11de11,so11 D.W1r '.Cz11111e3. B.J01111.Q1111.J.Johnson .Mascn. M. 1712131111. A. Bodel J Petels. G. Re 111V M. R1:1.1t J. Clapp D.T1ere D. McD1.11111ell D. Berquist. 11-0 N.Joh11scn.J. Pete1son. B. Klinep1011.ZN.Ya1e. 8.8111111es.B.K1111asek A. Ne1lsen H.Forbe1g. 1111118111. M. Sch1111d. Third 11111 N. Hullsiek. J. F1ax1k. H. Dy Miss Nelson.Fou11tl1 rovx L.llol1enstem ll.Holeo111b.J.Holden B. MacCallum R. Ul1e11.ka ..J Wirtz L MeIne11113'. Hauser R. LibertV W.G11esh J.Turnl1a111. JUNIORS This 31111111 has prov ed V1e13 successful for the 111111111 The Class officers chosen 111 the fall 1111111 Di1k R111. presidentzNaneVYa V11'e-p1eside11t:Joe11 Frank secretary: and H3113 Holcomb t11easu1e11 Under the joint sponsorship of Mrs. Zimpfer and Miss Nelson. the 1111110115 have all worked very hard towards the From. the great eVent 0f the 30311. 1131 putting on several dances throughout the 3ear.Th11 put 011 an autumn dance The Harvest Ho and 'Tl.11 Sadie Hawkins Dance' and The Jingle J1V'e' bef1111 Chlithas. Afte1 vacation there was The Leap Yem nee. 11nd ttThe Queen of Hearts Ball' at 11111111 Lorraine Mel11e1113 was the queen and J111111131 Sehm1d was the k111g.MaI11011 Schmid Bett31 Karasek. DaV11l 1ekford. and Eugene St1out w1e1e the attendants. The l11.Qto113 claQs and MI. Millard took a daV off from wheel to ViQit the Ford plant. Vkold Chambe1lam Field and the Great N01tl1e111 depot. The trip not 01113 p110- V1ded a good excuse for leaV mg school. but also proved V11el3 ed1111111011al. The 111nm eV1nt of the year. the From. was held at the Columbia Heights Chalet. The dinner, the music. and the lovely atmosphere helped to make the 01101111111 Vex31 enjoyable and entertaining, for all who attended. 31411-111770U0d! Thy Ng-xx Lunk thrlvy and Betty Double Exposure Gn'v 11w a hlIm' Happy? Cold' Two at a klmi UuHcm-S MSW geaentlt ad 319W Gwdedf. . . First rcw-;C. Fisk. B. Mills. .Y. Apple. M. Pmerson. E. Hanson N. Caxpontu' K Gmbnr. Soccnd row-L. Abtoit. G. Hanson, J. Dahlbloom. P. Swanson G RV c. J. Ho so. J.S1111th Mr. Henkc. Third row- M. Fletcher. D. Fillmore. D. Jacobsen. J. Mmston J.Woodl1cad J.Do11lin.0. Brnkkc. 171th 1011 -D. Abbot. D. Meifmt C.I XV 111101111. L Johnson. R. Wyman. M. Palm. M. Nelson. Second 7R. X '11ght XI. Nclso11.P. C.k S HL-Islor. 5. Ya 19, R. MCCrea. D. Clapp. Third rowGP. Shout S.Fletche1u D Ba111es.B.lF'1a11k. D. T1111111e1s. Mrs Zimpfer. 061 thxVY Vc11. 11' 1! 15111 011012125113? Informal snub hall. Day dn-mmnuf Must be from chums, Tho trophy C4150. 0U ax 1 and Margy. Kallgx. Mm; Nanci. Yuk 1:: Iflr rmnw On Tu HIV m:nwzinny 8111 1 1112 1,1 ' ' :1 Hum xurll nu wa' Snurw Skmpm: 111,9 't4::,;xt:5 .KiHIl:1U.0 .iztuid szlcw anmn kmm Him nlmw Siizziw. .md .T.mr HUI um First row-A. Fellows, C. Helgeson. N. Robertson. M. Beggs B. Johnson. J Sullivan B. Johnson D. Wirtz. N. Yale. J Anderson. J. Wi1tz. J. Sch midt. L. t:ergtrongi sSecond rowL-D. Wasgatt D Murray. G. Helgerson. A. Heisler. A. Peterson. J. R0 The B. O'.Connell J. Lewis S. LePage. D. Freeberg. R. Peterson E. Long. J. Libertv.b J. Si1ubert.sThird row L. Walstadt. M Segar. M. Haugdahl. G. Idstrom. J Fuller M MacCallum J. Leb o. M. Berglund. L. Feser. C. Holcomb. M Maynard A Anderson J Gu rs.ke H. Milstroh. Fourth rowSJ Me W ens Wandrei.J.Sackrison.F.K1inepier.J.Jol.1nsonr.B Gustafson J. Pe H .A. NPeterson M. Stone, S. Rapley, J. Shanesy. L C1osby J. Grofi'. M1 Lehner Fifth row-J. Retttinger, D. Naab D. oot. M. Swanson, R Lillemo. D. Bickford P. Kiz zer. D Wr ri.esner C Dart W. Grcs h C. Sundblad. R. Christianson. B. Johnston. Sixth rowSC. Christianson L. Frost A. Peterson, J. H olden. R. Sh u.bert D. Shan nesy. D. Milstroh. E. Rudolph. D. Long. R. Halverson, G. Leur. P. Hansen. K. Wurm. F. Fenske. E. Schommer. In December the high school Chorus presented the Christmas section of Handel's AICSSiZIh. Soloists included Claire Holcomb. Kathleen Chambers. Mary 11111011 Caughrcan I2111c 5112111081; Pat 130111. Ilclcn Milstroh, Dick XVrcisncr. and Richard Vlalvcrson. 'l'l1c gucxt soloist was Mr. Inxcph Iolmson. VO'CC teacher 211 f..21CP11211I School of L115 c. A11 Operetta 111 two acts. Ml'hc Count and thc Co-lid. was given 111 April. Because of the antics and deception of the campus cut-up. the contribution of 850.000 for thc 0011ch cndmnncnt fund 111mg in balance. However. after 2111 interesting and amusing series of developments. 21 rosy future is foretold for 2111. The loads were capably played by 1021111121 1Virtz. 19.10130 Long. Janet 1011115011. Ianc Sl12111csy. Dick Root. Shirley Raplcy. Richard Ilalvcrson. Pctc Kizcr. Clifford Christianson. Gladys 1Vandrci. 11111 Iloldcn. and Dick XVrcisncr. 120,1 Rchoarsing Messiah Operetta leads The grade school Christmas program 11010113 hum Boys chorus Don't grm 51m; OD First row- 7A. Mason. J. Johnson. B Barnes. H. Froberg. K. Wurm. J. Marston. C. Stark. D. Long, D. Hong. F Berquist. Second rowiv-C Christianson, L. W'alstedt. G. Hanson. A. Bodal, G. Reilly. M. Fraser, J. Noble. J. Froyd. F. Vogelsberg. D. Freeberg. Third row-K. Gerber. D. Van Guilder, M MacCallum. J. Apple. R. McCrea. J. Farnham. M. Peterson. S. LePage. E. Long. H. Milstroh. The summer band. under the direction of Mr. Irving 1. Gordon, gave a concert includ- ing such numbers as 'l'hc Xlzlrinc March. Pux'zmnc. XIcrrV XVidow Overture. 'l'r0111 bone King, and Gypsy l cstix'z1l Overture. During the school yczuz besides playing at games. the band gave a demonstration for the PTA. on February 10. introducing several new numbers in addition to the usual standbys. A concert was given at the meland school. preceding the spring concert on April 16. Admission was charged for the spring concert to help misc funds for thc trip and cntrx fee to the music fcstiml. The spring concert program included Lincoln Overture. Stormy chtl1cr. 'Pm-VCr from Hansel and Gretel. Lig11tS Ont. U11i011 March. $110w Boat. C;1rnix'al. Crcmlin Bull? Pilgrim Overture. and XI;1rCl1 Militairc. lhc cnhrc band entered the music festival at Vac 0nia on April 23. In addition :1 trm COHSIStlng 0t Duane Long. Crcorgcznma Reilly. and 1101011 Milstroh represented the Dccphm'cn school. mm 86mm elu$ :4! 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DecomF : '- ' - W n I Dance '5 '9 7.1.111: mum n5 fig: mom M 75' 5 L0 eymah W 2': ! -uW v ' . $.. 1: ; . 1 x 3' . D A a Vlyj-gpti WM , w nun v V 'm- ' w ,. C-UUI DQHUUC! omnAm am I SCHOOL Am .- l ii nggn ofHarts Ball .Chss Jumm .tg . xl Nu 1' f NV , IN M 1mm 0355 Decpbaven High W u. K, , .Mq hw' Y'ETTES m '.K -. . , I sssss sss 55 53;$e' x8 VM 1 g oVEST um SQ! th'ao! CHU C N0 9: V' +$ $ ,, eq.e - '3, ..-. 440, Sadie Haw..- Sk'kY 'S!3Nf 1 UV Jmior Class M Deeplnm High Sch. MUSKC BY Y'ETTES rx. rhunx rm AIIHIYI'NDHIM a 0 fs .. . w Sadie 3 VIC I , . 4, , Jumor CI DEEPHk M s 8 .f ANWOAgaph. 6 ,WW 3 ING SWING 55$ nuts man SCHOOL Am 3:30 P. I- - W . rm BAND ADMONL aho- 7 W 5 I. I J l V E x 51 tho Jud. Cla- SCHOOL Atmrronmu suum'n DOG .L 0c lin-' n nukms Da 'ONsoafonM W . N . a . H .. 1w s s sx v ' . Or. W'g V 8'1 KRVEST H . , , WWW ' r '1 - - 14 a ., . , , 9' : SPRNGV SWING 5553 saw mm H ' v W Uw a mum man saloon. Auul'm'K --an 0f rt, Ba H C viz ry .. Junior Class demamg MQWHR Ugh, . :9 , , - - 3, x SE5 . f UNSLJNEZ: NV iad 8 Q8 E V , f anNG 'w Jlmor Class of Dcephaveu High Schod I On Uptnlx-l' 1. VH-. hmnctmning cclchmtiun begun with a blazing bonflrc that WAS mntul bx Queen Put thl. Vam' dudcnts wcrc prcscnt to participate in an Informal plugmm mt u-Hx. NPCCCIICN. and ;1 snake dance. 0n tlu anmx'in: day the fmutball xqmd. who xccmcd right at home on the newly L'HLnuul hmtlmll held. xhtm'cd their homecoming spirit by defeating Cllzlsku ,- tn H. In the cwning ucr-umc returned fur the Hmnccnming dance; Chuck Nash's Band tmmxhul HIC 11mm. Ihc mam cwnt Ht tllix cwning mu thc crowning 0t Quecn Put BUM ulm lmd .1x IIL'I' .1ttcndnntx Shi1'1Q Rnplc'x; scnim'; Ianct Johnson. junior; Ccmldinc Hclgcrr mu, mplmmm'c; Hanlixn Hn'nmrd. trcxhnmn. mm 6W4... It is rather difficult for me. as thc couch. to try to list the attributes of individual uthlctcs. 'I'hc senior class of this year has been outstanding in its entire career of athletics. so it is to them that I wish to dedicate this space. .Xky'm Dunimnosi-In football he came in mighty handy in some of our puss plays; in basketball he was outstanding. especially in scoring where he set up an enviable record. hiuxc llxxii-zissltimnc played some very good football for us by working hard when he was in there. XVC'H all remember his futile hut sinccrc ruiibzick 0f 21 tumble against Bloomington. Ions Dy'iak-Johmiy workch along with Hook 11f ccntcr in football. and in basketball did :1 ycry good job in game after game from a defensive standpoint. 'l'osi 1 .141.1.:R'1's0N-A'Xithough Tom was hurt curly in the year. he came hack to help bolster the center of our line. 5 3, i: h i 2 9 3 ; DICK FILIAlORli-lxck was one of those boys in both football and basketball who C2111 go iii and saw the day. He has done just that on more thzm 011C occasion. GEORGE iiOl-iKS'l'R.X-ul100k has played y'CIy much improved football this year, and after his shoulder injury in thc XVucmiia game healed, he did 11 fine job in bziskctbzlll. Pi-i'n-t KIZI-tR-Bciiig 011C of the lightest men on the football squad meant little to Pete. He turned in some ycry Elie performances zlt end. JIM LARsox-Lurs really came into his own this year in football. He did good work both ottcnsiycly 21nd defensively. Gicmimc Piiiximrisoxslt was Pitkis first year in football for us. and. I 21111 sorry to say. his last. In basketball hc had Hashes of brilliance that made him outstanding in many games. Imix Rialini-ixslohmiy. our captain in football. showed Enc leadership. In basketball Iohnny worked hard and was especially cttcctiyc on defense. He is what is called 21 TC'di competitor in athletics. IIXI Scnsiinslim is 011C of those anltllrniS wc End OHCC in ;l great while. There seems to be no limit to his abilities. 'l'osl Switxsoxs'l'om played our ottcnsiy'c cgugird in football and really liked the game. He's :i very good blocker for his size. Xlnxmx 'l'wiii-ZD-Iii Xlilt we had 21 good rugged hwy who came a long way in football through working hard. ch are going to miss this group of seniors in athletics and are hoping that the coming generations will be able to set or lnzlintilin the records they huyc made. I want to wish them luck in their future athletic yCiiturcs. E. II. CHRIST t28i Scptcmbcr S-lixcclsior H, Dccphzivcn 7 September lQ-Blakc 28; Dccphax'cn 0 September 26-Shakopcc 23; Dccphzu'cn 6 October 3-Chaska 0; Dccphax'cn 7 October lO-tVatcrttm'n 13; Dccphzivcn 12 October 17-Bloomingt0n 6; Dccphavcn 23 October ZZ-VVaconia 7; Dccphavcn O In their second year of Clcvcn-man football. Dccphzivcn showed much improvement. They showed this in defeating Chaska and Bloomington and in losing a Closc game to XVatcrtown. Of the three games played at home on their new iicld. they wore Victorious in two, one of which was the homecoming gimc with Chaska. QED rqction in 2713 gamed! 8W... Deephziven got off to a fast start in the basketball season by squeezing out a 30-29 victory over Delano on November 19. High scorer was George Pilkington with 11 points. The conference season opened with a 39-33 victory over favored Wueunia. with Dahlbloum netting 14 and Sehmid 13 for the winners. The next game found Deephaven journeying to Watertown to win 34-25. with Dahlbloom high point man with 15 points. In the next game Deephaven walloped Bloomington 49-30 as Sehmid scored 11 points and Dzihlbloom 12. Next was a hai'd-fought battle with Eden Prairie. The final score was 45-33, with Fillmore getting 15 zmd Duhlbloom 12. The following game was a two-pnint loss to VVayzata 31-29. with Jim Sehmid tossing in 10 points. In-the next game Deephziven trampled Excelsior 40-20 with Daihlbloom and Sehmid getting 15 points apiece. Then came a very close game with Shakopee which Deephuven won 35-32 with a fourth quarter rally. Dahlbloom and Hoeksti'a shared scoring honeys with 12 points each. Then Sehmid netted 21 points as Deephuven defeated Blake 41-22 in a game in Blake's new field house. In the closest game of the season Deephaven tipped a determined Waeoniu five 45-42 in two over- times. Dahlbloom had 14 points and Schmid 12 with Jim sinking the winning basket with just three seconds remaining in the second overtime. A 41-32 defeat of Excelsior followed. with Dahlbloom get- ting 21 points. Dahlbloom set a new conference scoring record of 39 points as Deephaven blasted Bloomington 62-45. Then Deephaven got revenge on Wayzata. ti'ouneing them 46-36 as Schmid and Dahlbloom scored 17 zmd 16 respectively. The Wolves kept up their winning ways by routing Eden Prairie 57-52 as Dahl- bloom scored 21 points. The 45 mile trip to New Prague brought another win to Earl Chl'iSVS boys. 63-51. with Schmid and Dahlbloom getting 22 and 21 respectively. They fOIIOWed by dropping Watertown 48-33 as Dahlbloom scored 18 points. Chaska was the next victim. fallingr by a count of 63-36 as Dahlbloom scored 24 points zmd Hoekstra 14. Deephaven made it 51 straight conference wins as they closed with a 45-36 win over Shakopee. Dahlbloom connected for 16 points. They absorbed their second loss of the season at the hands of a hot-shooting Delano team. The score was 51-34 with Dahlbloom netting 17 points. February 27 Deephaven journeyed to Robbinsdale to meet St. Louis Park in the first round of the District 18 tournament and was upset 54-44. This tragic game marked the end of the basketball season for Deephaven. tBD Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jam. Jam. Jan. Jam. Jan. . 234B100mington 45: DeephaVQn . 27-Wayzata 36: Dcephaven 46 . 304Eden Prairie 42: Decphaven 51 3mg SW 1947-1948 194-Dclzmo 29; Dccphaven 30 2f Waconia 23: Dccphaven 39 24Watertown 25: Deephavcn 34 124-8100111ingt0n 30: Decphavcn 47 16-Edcn Prairie 33; Dcephavcn 45 19-Chaska 34; Dccphaven 67 304Wayzata 31: Deephaven 29 64Excclsi01' 20; Deephaven 40 94Shakopec 32: Deephaven 35 134Blake 24: Deephaven 41 164Waconia 42: Dcephaven 45 204Excelsior 32: Dcephavcn 41 C: 10 34New Prague 51; Deephaven 63 6-Watertown 33: Dcephaven 48 104Chaska 35: Decphaven 63 134s1wkopee 36: Deephuven 45 204Delano 51: Dcephaven 34 1331 Huddle Nu strain making seniors VA 0 n U T. A 'l'hc untlonk of things to come in basketball is very bright. The Dccplmx'cn B team had a good season. losing but one game in Conference play. and that by '1 close scnrc. Howey Xlilstmh. Haw Slmncsy. Olaf Olson Chuck Dart. luck Clapp. Dave Bickford. and Ronnie lohnson were all outstanding players. t36i ttDeephuVen Co was the theme of the cheerleaders this year. and that's just what they did. AH siX-I;1HC Shanesy. ShirleV Rapley. Put Carney. Joanna XVirtzi. Diana wVirtx. and Dick ereisner hserved their second year cheering the teams on to Victories. Starting the fnothnll schedule on the newly completed athletie held. they were with the team through a successful sea- son. The coming of the basketball season was ueemnlmnied hy the new look in uniformx. 215 the eheerleaders displayed their new maroon and gold uniforms. During the season. which lasted from Xm'ember to March. the cheerleaders. as well as the rest of the school. were plagued by an epidemic of mumps. hi the absence of :1 cheerleader. Marion Sehmid served as 11 very capable substii tute. .Xs the season came to an end. Deep- ililVCH said. Goodbye to three of its cheerleaderselzine Shuiiesy. Shirley Rap- ley. and Dick XVreisner. who graduated with the class of '48. 746656.416! 7emi4. . . 'l'ICNNIS In the past four years Dccplmvcn's tennis teams have won twenty matches, lost four, and tied one. Of the two district tournaments held within that time. Dccphzlx'cn has won one. This year's team was no exception. XVith two returning lcttcrmcn. Arvid Dahlbloom and lim Schmid. to bolster an already good squad. Dccp- huvcn's chances of continuing its fmc record of wins were good. This year's schedule included the following schools: Blake. St. Louis Park. Robbinsdulc. U. High. and Vuymta. TRACK In spite of incxpcricntc. Dccphzn'cn's truck team loukcd good this .VCLIIZ Hurry Holcomb. who won the 4+0 in last year's District 15 mod. did his part. as did the rest of the boys. Vccts included in this .chfs schedule wcrc the Hound Relays and the District 18 chct. Q'U 'l'hc Dccphzn'cn hockey team, under the coaching n 7 Rm; plzn'cd a four-gamc season. and somehow cndcd 1w games in the 11010. The main difficulty 0f the ncwh ; team was inexperience. as Ronnie Christensen was m lcttcmmn. Future prospects are good. however, bccmw of the freshmen and sophomores look very promising. The 1048 schedule was as follows: Dccphavcn-6; XVayzata 9 Dccphm'cn-O; St. Louis Park-7 Dccplmx'cn 2; XVayzata-5 Dccphavcn-l; St. Louis Park- 6 mm Fiist1o11HP. Kizer J.Schn1id D.Filln1ore.A Dahlbloom H. Holcomb J Larson TR. Ch1istianson. Second 1011'RC021CI1 C111ist. T. Swanson. T. Ellertson. J.Reubei1. Thixd 1 .011-nC Johnston. D. Bic for . R Johnson D Shanes1'.G.T eed. D. Dyer. Sundblad. F. Da11iels.J. D1e1 G.Hockst1a M.T11'eed.eC.Da1t B. 1391 The D Chih is an athletic 011111 which 11115 revived :11 Dccphan'cn this past year. Its active members C011- sist of 1101's of the present student body who have earned 21th1ctic awards in major sports. The 21th1ctcs of former years and Coach 1 ,;111 Christ are honorary 11101111ch. The purpose of this c11111 is to further the dc1'c10p1 111c11t 11f athletics zlt Dccphzix'cn. '1'11C ofhccrs c1cctcd for 1017-18 arc: 11111 Schmid, president; 1121rr1' 110121111111. 11cc president; ArVid 1321111- 11100111. sccrctzirx'; Dick 1 i11111nrc. treasurer. , , ,...,....... .44 am A qt mw'l' Mm Pop Club is an organization fm'mm this your by those interested in helping stimulate school spirit and prcwntim; better pcp fcsts. The club consisted w! twcnty-six members. including; the xix cheerleaders. 'l'hc oHiccrs clcctcd wcrc m follows: president. Shirley Ruplcy; Vim president. Mary Bcggs: secretary and treasurer. Vnrinn Schmid. The club mot every first and third Vcdncsday 0f the month; dues nf twcnty-EVC cents per month were put into a fund to provide jackets for the club. H.5W MD LlCl'I ANDERSON I never let studying interfere with my education. lintcrcd from Vay24'1t21 4; IIObby-boxing. MARRY BECGS T30 on, tell me again, Alary! I've heard it only six times. Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Dramatic Club 2; Pep Club 4; Secretary 4; Homecoming Royalty 1; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3. Pet pccvc-Daytmfs Tea Room; Ambition- to get her ChOI'CS donc early; Favorite saying-JYou could have fooled mc. PATRICIA BOI'IL Sweet and Lovely. I'lntcrcd from Murray High 3; Chorus 4; Iilomccoming Quccn Jr; Vice President 3; Prom Committee 3; Haven 4. Hobby- painting; Favorite saying- R0y, give me my pencil. Ambition -to go to California. ICLYICRA BRINK 1'11 try it but I don't think I'm going to like it. Chorus 1; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee 3. 'l'alcnt-slccping; Ambition-to bc a model; Pct pccvc-mcn. ?J1M LM'M '4 ZM9M W'W'7 W J Dwm. N M FM U 0 ?MM Hm BETTY BROKKF. ff4g9W 444 441 have much to accomplish; don't delay me. Chorus 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4. 'I'alcnt-drawing; Ambition-to be an artist; Favorite saying: Oh. I don't know. KATHLEEN CHAMBERS She's peppy, good-natured, ingenious, and wise, and not to be judged at all by her size. Entered from West High 4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 4; Haven 4. Ambition-to travel around the world; Pct pccvc-working; Favorite saying: Ain't it a shame? ARVID DAHLBLOONI Everyone, bow; I'm a senior. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I. 2; D Club 3. 4; Tennis 2, 3. 4. Pet pcevee-soclial; Ambition-to bc a chemistzyc13,13:ng 4475,,4: L ?upx'ffc'w; L 1 J... m .a j 17.,34 ,,z..,.-z:;.,u.,z;- a mid L ,. 1. , 4. .71.; 4'. ;; . 67 7 1-, -. ; ,. ,xd. Q.:u';W 37:- le 1.1.rzzclw Jc 4 ,cfid- 1'4 k- V , , 4 , ,7 , , , 1 a ' ;; ' wicwm .; 1? W Nilbbit ; ,. 4 7 C p '4, 4 x4 yz M .v -- 4 4'? 4x; 4 FRANC DANIELS, IR. He has but three speeds-slow, slower, and stop. Entered from Breck 3; Football 4; Camera Club 4; Hockey 4. Pet peeve-teachers; Hobby-photography; Ambition-to bc a nursery man. SS Pl,- W u ' O 4 ' . . , 3- , 4 a ' qr3g r 3 3'- 3 v -f,'. 4 u 4s 3 x s. 1A.; 4v 3 X4 .34.; Quiz 4 ' '4t -. 1:1 I t I' J G, 3 J o I 4' I.' l t .IOHN I2.YI R ' ,4 3 41 chcr lets his school work interfere with his night hfe Chorus 1. 2; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; D Club 3, 4; Ambition-to attend Gustavus; Hobby-Ianct; Pct pccvc-Donny. 'l'rack 3. 'l'OM ELLI'IR'I'SON B URP Football 1, 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3 4' Chorus 1 , 2; Camera Club 4 D Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3 Paxonte mung 44Barrc1 oil. RICHARD FILLMORE Don't look at me. girls; I'm bashful Football 1 3 4; Basketball 2 3 4; Track 3:17 Club 3 4; Chorus 1.7 -. 'lalcnt-blushing. RICHARD HALVICRSON Of knowledge he has an unlimited store He works. and studies. and works some more' I ntcrcd from Crovcland l; Chorus 1 2 3 4; Treasurer 2. Pet pccxc-Xylcn xxho xxc nuch makeup; A MmbWion-thc Met XI M XAW M. 3403,12,? WP AV M4317;- f4 .71 i,;,L,-. 4X gigar 44' L. r j , 3M4 . g ggx, 1- arcrfbi. W PW xxxpf .vabdcz - Jr Cl'IORCF. IIOICKSTRA His walk shmvs his character. I'lntcrcd from Samuel Compcrs Junior High. Calif. 1; lhxkbull 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2. 3, 4; 'l'rack 3; Camera Club +; D Club 3. 4. 'l'alcnt teaChing girls to drive; Ambition-nonc. CLAIRE IIOLCOMB A sure cure for the blues. Entered from Robinsdalc 1; Camera Club 4; Vice President 2; Chorus 1. 2, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Home- coming Committee 4; Pep Club 4. Favorite saying: IIc;1vc11s! Pct peevc-hcr brother. Norman; Ambition-to own the Kodak Company. DORIS JOHNSON HShe was never known to cause a disturbance. ICntcrcd from Crovclund 1; Chorus 1. 2; l'hvoritc saying: .......................................................... JUNE JOHNSON Oh, damit-therc's another quarter for the stove. lCntcrcd from XVayzata 3; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4. Pct pCCVC-thc temperamental Plymouth. 01$ PIC'I'F. KIZICR 44llere I am, you lucky people. l'Intcrcd from Harvard, Nebraska 3; Football 3, 4; Basketball 3. 4; 'l'rack 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; D Club 3, 4; Secretary 3; Camera Club 4; Prom Committee 3. Ambition-to get to school on time; Pct 3ccvc4twins; Favorite savin : To bettle! 1 . JMMZQ 4W WWW ; . x ' $mygz M A 7442 aka ROY KLINEPIER uSiIence is the one great art of conversation. lCntchd from lCdina Z; Ambition-to go to Alaska; Pct peeve- Pat's brother. 4WW 7 MvW LAVONNF, KRUMVVIEDE A true friend to the very end. Entered from Croveland 1; Chorus 1, 2. Ambition-to travel to Florida; I'Iobby4Lenny; Favorite saying: Oh, for crummy! 11M LARSON XVImt happens is supposed to be. So nothing ever bothers me. lCntcrcd from Grovcland 1; President 2; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 2; Hockey 4; Prom Committee 3; Favorite saying: I guess so. DAVID L161 . A4;111InxxI is not measured in inches. Entered from V21-w.z1t21 Z; Ilobln-music; Ambition-to travel and explore; 1 zn'0ritc saying: Lct's g0. DUANE LONG Alan of hidden talents. Iintcrcd from Eden Prairie 3; Chorus 3. 4; Band 3, 4. Ambition -music; Pct pccvc-oncc. IAVICRNI'ZMl ZIl l 1R'l' ,1M1 x M Flaming Youth. Chorus I. Z; . meiti0n-t0 travel; Pct pccvc-waiting; Favorite saying: UIIOW can you tell? Favorite plleC-XVutcrtown. IIICLICN MILS'I'ROH HAL ! has his will. but woman has her way. Chorus 1. 2. 4: Band 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 4: Class OfEccr 1. Pct pccx'c-bossy pcoplc; Favorite saying: Oh. dry up. 'l'alcnt- music. 01W Tuaw L erM 3 ova. . ii 1:. '31:..3 ...a51 f4; ' - M Math... X1? gwo ,qh-.- . ,1. 43 u Lau- C.t. vi QM Wop! wink MJA mu H. 3 ' .14.A-4A Li- kid; 3 . ' , .- 3' VI ; 3'. AA, WQ. .65; X ,,.f,.d. v-Uc3 ,- RU'l'Il PlC'I'lCRSON vw-U VJ 1.4134 ; 3 33Cirls may laugh and girls mav smile, But I giggle on forever. lCntcrcd from Crovcland 1; Chorus 1. 2. 4; Pcp Club 4; Dramatic Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Com- mittee 4. Ambition-to own :1 convertible; Pct pccvc-pcoplc who are late; Favorite saying: uLct's get on the bull. GEORGE PILKINGTON UK friend indeed to all in need. Entered from Hopkins 3; Football 4; Basketball 3. 4; 'l'rack 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. Ambition-to take off and see the world; Pct pecvc-his Plymouth. SHIRLEY RAPLEY I want a Enger in evewthing. even if it is my little one. Entered from Crovcland l; Chorus 1. Z, 3. 4; Chccrlmdcr 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatic Club 2; Homecoming Royalty 4; Camera Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 4. Pet x pccvc-calling girls by their last names; Favorite saying: 31 suppose. Ambition-to design a woman's hat. IOIIN REUBEN No one but he himself can be his parallel. lintcrcd from Crovcland 1; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; President 3. Favorite saying: Ya. Ambition-to drive a . . . truck. 0483 IANIC'I' SACKRISON 148110 loves but one! 1'11tcrcd from Crov Cl2111d 1; Chorus 1.7 -, 4; Dra11121t1'c C111bZ; Pep Club 4; Secretary 2. Pct pcch-Donny; Ambition-to chungc 11cr 11211111: to Dyer; Favorite saying: uDeal 111C in, 2 ,, x' JV 2J1 1.1.1 1 I f 4- f 1- , 1J1 J,11,1V, I II, '12 -' 1m scmnn 2' 1 r,:5j J Y WU 171,4 3; Onward Uo 0111121rd 0h tune 111 NW flight . ,.r 1 A 1 A Klukc the bell nng before I recite! v v' x' x. 3 Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4 1CO-C21pt21i11 3 41. 10111115; 7 1. 2. 3. 4; 'l'rcusurcr 3 D Club 3. 4;Ki11g of Hearts 4.1301 pcch-Iurdy 1301'; Ambition-to grow 21 board. . 1 IANIC SIIAX'I'ISY 441'1'c taken my fun 11'I1crc I'1'c found it. Chorus I. 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Band 1; Pop Club 4; Dramatic Club 2; Hmnccoming Royalty 3. Pct pccvc-narrow- minded people: A111bition-t0 be happy; Favorite suying: HXVI121t ditTcrcncc will it make ten years from 11011'? JOANNE SIIUBI'IR'I' W'hzlt do 1011 live for. if not to enjoy life? lC11tcrcd from Crovcland l; Chorus 1. 2. 4. Pct pccvc-pcoplc that talk behind your back; Ambition-to be 21 model; Favorite saying: That doesn't cut 2111.11 ice with me. M91 DICK S'l'lXSON CcncmHy Speaking. 11ch generally speaking. lCntcrcd from V;1.w;lt;1 4r; Football 4; Hockey 4: Hmnccmning Cmnmittcc +. Ambitionuto bc a civil engineer: llobby-LRc-f T modeling guns and hunting; Pct pccvc 211I 0f thclncgmlznvyi LW,?w:1tu.:ifs Ellis waif, Wybgbm v 9?, f a y X2 J W VW $I0V1 ip yx J5; MIHHM' Jim; 2y I! J ., 1X 1221f dril . and be mcrn; for tomorrow we dict. .A girls; 1 ;1x 0ritc saying: V lCntcrcd fmm Hopkins 3; Chorus 3. 4; Chorus President 4; Pop Club 4; Camera Club 4; Class President Jr: CO-cditor '48 4. Ambition-to EH her hope chest; Favorite saying: anhka ; Ilobln-scwing; Pct pccvc-wct chemistry classes. 1 .UGICXIC S'I'ROU'I' Wlaw patience and I'll shquc the cards. Chorus 1. 2; l'notball 1.7 -. Ilockcx 4; Track- 7. Favorite saying: Iiggcrs. 'l'zllcnt-curds: Pct pccvc w0mcn drivers; Ambition --to pitch for the Brooklyn Dodgers. JOAN SULLIVAN HSIIC laughs at the wiggling of a straw. lintcrcd from Grovclamd 1: PCP Club 4; Dramatic Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4; President 1; Chorus 1. 2. 4; DAR. Pilgrim 4. Ambition-to go to Cali- fornia: IIobln-xx'atching other people work. mm EUGENE SUMP'I'I'IR Deliberate and cool, far from a fool. lCntcrcd from Grovcland l; Ambition-to misc horses; Hobby 11orscs. w . . K fix ; x 'j I 7,! ;- . . ,'-IwA,a K ,7 ' -w 7...; . ; ' 9' f' . 2.0 . 7g. 0. . .JCt A .' x,-'. ,r' LJ4K: yrv. ., J' ,. - W,- 1 TON SXVICNSON I f Keep moving and the world moves with you-fonow mcf lCntcrcd from Southwest 3; Football 3-4; Vice President 4; Camera Club 4; Ilavcn Co-cditor 4; Hockey 4; 'l'rack 3-4; Hobby-hunting dccr. ducks. and damcs; Pct pccvc-Shirlcy Raplcy. I M ,4 I1 I V. I, 0 M r-r . DULCH , 'I'RIPPLICR I ' ' ' ' ; , I 7 ' V k : Inthligcncc is her keynote! ,f. ' . 'V J lCntcrcd from Pine City 3; 'l'rcasnrcr 4; Haven 4; Ambition- to bc a bookkeeper; IIobby-hopc Chest; Favorite saying; Hllcavcns ; Pct pccvc-catty people. AUDREY 'I'RUS'I'I'IE JJy From every report she's a good sort. by Entered from Clear Springs 1: Chorus 1'. Haven +z Favorite saying: Ifs tough all around ; Ambiti0n t0 go to Alaska; Pct pccvc-pcoplc bragging; Ilobby-Iolson records. 6D MILTON '1' Vl'I1 ID U! was once :1 9,- Jmmd xx'czlklinv at birth. I o lintcrcd from Crm'clund 1; Football 1. 3. 3. 4; 'l'rnck 3. 3. 4; Ambitiml t0 be 11 mechanic; IIObby-tinkcring with I'llthcr'x car. IIOXVARD V'AHL Alan delights not me. nor woman neither. lCntcrcd from Crm'cland 1; Haven 4; Ambiti0n t0 bc a mo chanicz Hobln' sp0rts: Pct pCCVC-WOIUCH drivers. 5 r . K, J $$ $7 . i, ' . l, ct .' ' . l, I. ' , '14 g. ;x,.4;criug ,WRJAJQL- WW1 1 7 a W, ax'vw JVQZQL ya a-c-. 5K4 ?- ar . sact MC g GLADYS wxxmm , ' m J; 4 . ; 1' ., , ' . . n - 7. ' uWHdcly glftc'd. she 51111108 111 every undertakmg. Chorus 1. 2. 4; Pep Club 4; Dramatic Club 2; Homecoming Committee 4; Prom Committee ?: Haven 4; Ambition-to travel: Hobby xx'atcr skiing: Favorite saying: Gosh! I dont know ; Pct pccvc xx'ork. XIICRLIX XVAXDRICI A gay young blade. Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Hockey 4: Chorus 1. 2 3; Basketball 1: 'l'rzlck Z; linoritc saying: ' 'l'h;1t's tonghl : Ambiti0n t0 travel: Pct pccx c xx'nrk: IIOhby-spmts. 62D Cl- 4: DICK wVRlClSNICR 'hllc's true to his word, his work, and his art; He'll make 21 good Enish. he's made a good start. Cheerleader 3. 4: Pep Club 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4; Dramatic Club 2; Amhition-m go on Broadway; 'l'alcnt-aH kinds; Dream gal-Iune Allyson. Out of the grades and into high school was our battle cry of 19-5. We gave Sunbonnet Sue as our Operetta. which was a success. Surely was nice to he a freshman. Sophomore at last. and we can look down at the freshmen! Some of us were leads in the Operetta. Hollywood Bound. XVC had a dra- matic club that year which gave three one-act plays one evening to raise money for the Red Cross. As Juniors we gave dances and had a nice prom at the Automobile Club. XVC had our Class picnic at Big Island and then went over to the Chaska sand pits and played hall. Scniors!! The blue blood of Dccphaven. The Operetta was hCount and the Cerd. and the Class play was e'Bottoms Up. Skip day was the biggest event. next to commencement, in every senior's life. It was 110 different this year. Promptly at 9:00 a. m. we rushed off for places known only to the seniors. that a day! XVhat l. bwlcxsps XI. b'l'oxr. a VC'JF! that a high school! D. lRIPPIJ-ZR RI. BECCS ' e59 The house detective at the Hoekstra Hotel slapped the hotel guest on the back. You're Iohn Dyer, aren't you? he said. Yes, John replied, and you're . . . Iohn Reuben! I guess you know my wife, Ianet. nee Sackrison. What are you two doing in the metropolitan City? Reuben asked. Looking up old classmates, eh? You'll find a lot of 'em right here in the City. ltOh, yes, said Ianet delightedly. llVVe've seen quite a few of them already. Tom Swenson and Duane Long were the engineers on our train, and we drove out to the hotel in a Krumwiede Kab. uHoney, interrupted John, you're forgetting that we stopped and had a beer at Merliu's Beer Garden. lane Shanesy and Joanne Shubert waited on us. That's right. The Children had Pilkiugton Popsicles. By the way, John Reuben exclaimed, udid you know that Eugene Strout won $100,000 on Ruth Peterson's radio program? He guessed correctly that the bouncing women were Laverne Meifert and Helen Milstroh. I haven't heard that program since Doris Johnson was Miss IIush. HSpeaking of radio, let's turn it on. I always like to hear what Tom Ellertson has to say about the news llHe's certainly backing Roy Klinepier for President! I'm sorry, Reuben said, but I don't think the electricity is hooked up. You see, Iune Johnson and Dick Fillmore are redeeorating the hotel. Betty Brokke is doing that mural over in the lobby. Well, we,ll have to be going, said Mr. Dyer. We've got tickets to see Richard Halverson and Gladys Wandrie at the opera house. The Children are going to see that new Dick VVreisner-Iune Allyson picture, lDeephaven Dreamboat.' So long, Iohn.' tlLet's stop at the magazine counter, Janet said. Oh, look! Pat Bohl's on the cover of Life again. Yes, and here's Elvera Brink on the Police Gazette. XVell, let's get a Saturday Evening Post. Dick Stimson has another article in its about Mary Beggs. who raised her own basketball team, and Claire Holcomb, who is coaching the team. I guess Claire must have quit'Milton Tweed's Physical Culture Show. uHere's the Mickey Anderson Memorial Theatre that was designed by David Lee. IIop out, kiddies. Iolm, before we go to the opera, let's run out and see the Iim Larson estate. All right. And at the same time we can st0p at Daniels' Nursery. Danny's a big nursery man now. So's Pete Kizer. He's an obstetrician at the IVIargc Stone Clinic. Bang! Darn it, there's a flat tire. XVe'll have to call up XVahl and Sumpter and have them come out and get the car. XVhile we're waiting, let's go into this Iim Schmid Drug Store; they're always so nice. XVell, Shirley Rapley, imagine meeting you here! ' Janet! Iohn! How are you? Just fine, Shirl; my, that's a darling hat you have on. nVVhy, thank you. it's a loan Sullivan original. I got it at the Dulcie and Audrey Shoppe on Fifth Avenue. XVell, goodbye. Shirley. XVe've got to dash to the Opera. LATER Oh, oh, the Opera's been canceled, and they've got the Dahlbloom Ballet instwd. It says all his costumes are designed especially for him by Kathleen Chambers. There's Arvid nowain a solo spotlight. Doesn't he dance divinely? I540 alfwen SWGZ WM v r- . B . vauub BE.V.,.N $453 w 5 011 April 311 the senior class prcscntcd their clam play, Bottoms Up. 111 Humid J. Gregory. 'l'l11's hilarious unncdy concerned H10 t1'1'11lx :111cl tmnblu 11f Young .X111criu1 11f college. Billy Drake. fraternity prcsidcnt. plcdgcd :1 young bookwnnn, .Xlgcnmn Iliggcns. 111 urdcr t0 miw the house :11'c1'11gc. 111 the 111cz111t11110 141111111 111111111le election :15 campus queen amused the wrath of Bctty 1V11rrc11. who by trickery brought about Linda's ineligibility. .Xlgcrmm 1111s unpluycd to help 111111111 rcguin the crown. In the course of the play Betty was kidnapped z111d locked in I.111d;1'x cinsct. .Xlgic 111;15qucr;1clcd :15 Mildrcd 111 ;1 blondc wig, ;111d most of the principal Characters got expelled from the college. By :1 piece of bl11H311g Algic cleared 11111111 111 the eyes of tl1c faculty :111d got his friends reinstated 111 thc college. Other characters 111 the play. provoking laughter at cwry t11r11. included unncra-cruzy Connie. 111;111-crz17.y Dotty 11nd girl-cmzy llccmr. Ccorgc Hill'PCF. 11 soda jerk .................................... 'l'om chnson Billy Drake. president of Beta Chi ......................... Richard Hallx'crson '1311lgc Doolittle, his friend .................................... Jim Schmid Miss Cartwright. thc dumk secretary ......................... Claire Holcomb Linda Howard. the campus queen .............................. J2me Shuncsy Dotty Vi1s0n. n dumlrdomn............... .. ..................Xl;1r-x' Bcggs Cmmic Bishop. editor 0f the Sc;md;1I Shcct .................... Xlurgc Stone 6; It Betty Vurrcn. tho dczm's nicc'c ............................... Shirley Rzlplcx' Dixie 1.011. strictly from Dixie ................................ lunct Szlckrison Hum Page, dczm of Student .XHairs ........................... llclcn Xlilstmh Xlgcmon lliggcns. the brain ................................ Dick Vrcis11cr Julia I'ldwzmls. 11 urcd ......................................... Juan Sullivan Kaltc Adams. another cwul .................................. Gladys Vzmdrci Alice Lune. another co-cd ...................................... lilvcru Brink Hector, :1 frcsh freshman .................................. chrlin XVundrci Others ...................... Put Bohl. Ruthie Peterson. John Dyer. Pctc Kizcr Siege edew dae4ti4in9 Gammdlee Clankmc PILKINM'ON K'V1 'n'1'31 x CIHMBWS Dams Jouxsox JOHN Rl-ZUBLZN AUDREY 'I'luls'ry Burn BROKKx-t Fluxc DANIELS , LA Ickxlc thuvlck'l' GIaomn-i Hmcxsnu DULCIl-Z 'I'RIPPIJCR LA X'oxxxa Kmnlwuema 'I'oxx ICHJCRTSON l'IICIIIty Adviser. X1155 NICUMAN f gs; . 3-5ng msgnuluunhlgtf.1:-;H . v Q QED Best Looking X lost Studioux er Bum. DVLCII-t 'lVRIPPLl-ZR Mum: DANIELS RICHARD IIAIXI-ZRSON mm l4?icndliest MARGICRY S'I'ONIC Klost Talented BIC'I'TY BRUKKl-z DICK XVlu-tlsxlik Most Likely to Succeed Luzicst Most Popular Cutest Ncutcst Best Sport Quictcst Vitticst Most Romantic Best Dressed Pcppicxt Biggest Flirt Best Dancers Alost Athletic SHIRLEY RAPIJCY 11x1 SCIIMID 101m REUBEN Marge Stone ........ Richard Ilah'crson Kathy Chmnlwrx ......... Franc Daniels Klargc Stone .............. Iim Schmid Put Bnhl ................ Franc Daniels Ruthie Peterson ..... Richard Halverson Marge Stone .............. Iim Schmid Doris Iuhnson ............ Duane Long Uurgc Stone ............ Dick XVrcisncr Izlnct Snckrisnn ............. Iohn Dyer Shirley Rapicy ......... Iohnny Reuben .Unrgc Stone ............ Dick XVrcisncr .Hzlrgc Stone ........ David Alden Peter Gibbs Kizcr IANl-t SIIANl'ZSY Kloxt Dependable GLADVS XX .xxmuil 'l'oxt Swnxsox WU Best M'gurc and Physique 13.1.V1am BRINK MILTON rlKVI-iED ARTICLE I SECTION I. We. the members of the Senior Class of 1948 of Deephaven High School, being of sound mind and body, do hereby ordain and declare this to be our last will and testament. SECTION II. To the Junior Class we be ueath our Clean financial slate hoping they can do as well. We also leave them the privilege 0 Senior Skip Day. Iv'd PWNQW+W ARTICLE II Mickey Anderson left. . Mary Beggs wills her morning Chores to anyone who can do them and still get to school on time-like she didn't. . Pat Bohl leaves the title of Homecoming Queen to anyone who can qualify. Elvera Brink leaves her sultrv glances to Betty Barnes. . Betty Brokke wills her strawberry blonde hair to anyone who wants to be in the mowes. Kathleen Chambers leaves her high soprano voice to Pat Carney. Arvid Dahlbloom wills his height to Wally Gresh. Franc Daniels leaves his broad shoulders to anyone strong enough to carry them. John Dyer leaves Donny-whew!!! Tom lillertson leaves for Ripon. Dick Fillmore leaves the girls-without 21 tear. Richard Halverson leaves his Charm with women to John 'l'urnham. George Hoekstra wills his sense of humor to Joanna VVirtz. Claire Holcomb leaves her brother to carry on the family name. Doris Johnson leaves without a word. que Johnson leaves to joint klilt. Pete Kizer leaves the VVirtz squirtz for goodwha! ha! Roy Klinepier leaves but not without Pat. Lavonne Krumwiede leaves for Springfield, Minnesota. Iim Larson leaves to make his Childhood dreams come true-owning a farm. David Lee leaves quietly. Duane Long wills his musical ability to Douglas Iloug. Laverne Meifert leaves for Kenny. Helen Milstroh wills her baritone to Gail Hanson. Ruthie Peterson leaves still deciding between Johnny and Curtis. George Pilkington leaves his taxi cab service to anyone who is as reliable. Shirley Raplcy leaves her enjoyment of dancing to Lorraine Melnerny. Iohn Reuben wills his football pants to anyone who can hold them up better than he could. Ianet Sackrison leaves 15 years of silence until Davie comes to Deephaven. Jim Sehmid wills his new use of the Bunsen burner to anyone brave enough to use it in chemistry class. lane Shanesy wills her address book to Jaimie Petersen. Joanne Shubert wills her witty remarks to Joanne Liberty. Dick Stinson wills his beautiful blond hair. to Joanie Mergens. Margery Stone wills her laugh to the Johnson twins. Betty and Ronny. Eugene Strout wills his card playing ability to Lowlife Louie. loan Sullivan wills her half of the title, Business Malia er. to anyone with half the ability. Eugene Sumpter wills his tifast way with girls to Dies szb. 'I'om Swenson leaves his Cheerful disposition to anybody. Dulcie 'l'rippler wills her brilliance to some dumb junior. Audrey Trusty wills shorthand class to the Juniors. Milton Tweed wills his physique to Coeo Clapp. Howard XVahl wills his self-starting model T to anyone who can drive it. Gladys XVandrei leaves her extra lunches to Nancy IIullsiek. Merlin XVandrei leaves Miss Mo's jurisdiction. Dick XVreisner leaves mumbling-Iune AlleOIl! lune Allyson! etc. We do hereby sign and seal this document on this tweiity-seventh day of May. 1948. XVitnessed by: MARY Bmcs DICK STINSON DORIS IOIINSON RICHARD IIALVERSON JANET SACKRISON i62i The Senior Class wishes to express its sincere thanks to Miss Evelyn M0 for the invaluable help she has so unselfishly given to the classts activities. She devoted many evenings of her time to the direction of our class play and to the preparation of the Haven 48 for publication. Neither of these undertakings would have been successful without her guidance. Thanks again, Miss Mo. $3 $0 E. V, gm ' ' A . -h .2 ' f; x '4- '4 i A x x a: f , A 7?. ; c ' '2 4b -. . N+m 3 mm . ' MJWL 1M aMf mm n l v if r' l A m0 M 4,,59' XW 'C N 13W; R2125 LQXCJ'K x1 C VNQL, XONgD Ckx lLer'KQLWWVX NW vi x AWWKN f? t f N N t E NH Lpu- Xcurkwa; t ram? :3: I 'I . ,. ! Dt'mka'Kfiw ; irc- LijL; J, - . - . PM as Wmevi ' LthW-NN $2134 SXN Jim ' 3 N'CDRUKNOGYN N +2 - W 3y 2$ Egg? ' m, fob 4er . 7 I i ' . l: ' J - x. k1 ' I H .' . v.1 AA! T LN. A p' R1 ' 7 x ' ' s, K A1 N , ' 1K r 9x . i x , , I ' . 3 ix '1 .' - . . 1' I 'V' 9 1r ' lk XLi .x A x fwA ' XV Q - LL F VL 1 JKU! lip LL l A z' L J V I 1 ' 1';an VB V K I . . IA- w H ' , L . U 1' Irjxii r K -' 1 1$$2 I fix. 1-1:;L'XX v V , I 'U - I . A y, .' F41. .71 w 5;; I 1. I A K 1 CV . , 1. i -'U: I ' . 1-1 .L i s LIL v XI? .: '. L; XV , , . , Y ' I 1 - Xv L. , ' . r g . x . NW 35 gzck' T Q1115: t, .. V x- Christy and Nahcy Twins HVV The Cheerleaders The Tenjmns Joyce and Duane Janet and John Nancy and Joyce June and Milt The Coffee Club The Swensons Dr. and Mrs. Robert Elliott The Foursome Allen's Food Market Vodegel's Super Valu Dr. Kallestad The Record Shop XVaytonka Market 'Rettinger Motors Perry's Jewelry: 0 Louise Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. WayhehMillard Mr. George Henke IHrs. Nlahurin Porky Enrico Caruso The Brinks TTScootie Iune Allyson The Beggs Family Paul Roy lidith's Country Shop Mr. and Mrs. IlenryeXVandrei Myand Mrs? Henry Sackrison and Davie Mr. and Mrs. I.- PIF-Milst'roh .. Wyn...- 'w-n-u. . . a . umgnnnv Compliments V. G. Bacon Drug wayzata Pharmacy Tm: Rxxuj. DRUG 1110 Old Drug Store By the W7aters of Alinnetonka Vayzata 31 - S3 Excelsior. Minnesota We congratulate the residents of Deephaven School District No. 128 on their splendid school building and all that it stands for. We extend to the graduating class of 48 our best wishes and felicitations. MINNETONKA STATE BANK Excelsior, Minnesota am For Your Hardware Nccds DEEPHAVEN HARDWARE Chowcns Corner 'l'cl. Dccp. 221; Route 3. Vay'a1ta, Minn. Dr. George J . Hemsey Dlax'nsr 'l'onka Bldg. Excelsior OfEcc I'lx. 123 Rcs. l'Ix. 782 Dr. Herbert J . Berens DI-IN'HS'I' Phones Office Excelsior 61 Res. Excelsior 407 Sampson Building Excelsior, Minn. Dr. E. Zimmerman DENTIST Tonka Motors Bldg. Phones Office 143 Excelsior, Minn. Res. 34-J Compliments PETERSEN 8: SHARP Fine Foods Route 3, Vayzata. Minn. Delivery , Vay. 430 Wayzata Cleaners 8: Launderers AIninet0nka's Finest Whyzata 31 0 NAAB BROTHERS Dcalcrs In Hardware, Plumbing, Oil Burners Gas Stoves and Natro Gas for Cooking Phone Beach 394-1 HALL'S CAFE XVa-Vzata Intersection Highway 101 8: 12 For Goodness Sake Eat Here Smith's Shoe Store 1 'cz1t11ri11g CROSBY SQUARE NUXN BUSH AC'I'IVl-Z .X 1 .un CI..-xssxu'rla Quality Footwear 'l'cl. l'Ixcclsior 869 MINNETONKA BEVERAGE l'Ixcclsior, Minn. EXCELSIOR DRY GOODS 00. MRS. C. C. OLDS. Proprietor Excelsior H6 THE STEMMEB C0. Excelsior, Minn. Frigidaire Maytag Iloox'cr Bendix - Philco - RCA Compl imcnts National Tea Food Store Excelsior Your Complete Super Food Market MASON MOTOR CO. l'Ixcclsior Chryslcr - Plymouth International LAMPERT YARDS INC. LUN IBICR BUILDING XIA'I'ERIALS FUICL Best XVishcs To the Class of 1948 LIBERG'S Excelsior Cottagewood Grocery Groceries Meats chctzlbks Nm'dtics Phone: 1 .xcc1si0r 313. Russ Anderson. Prop. 11By the W'uters 0f Klinnctonka ALDRITT'S 11mmxzuuc AND PAINTS 'l'c1. 1 .x. 13 Pottcr-V-C ifts-' l 'oys Dr. C. H. J . Swanson 1312x1151 Chowcns Corner. Dccphax'cn Plume Deephm'cn 708 Evenings by Appointment Excelsior Super Valu Remodeled . . . Rcdccoratcd Shop XVIwre Your Dollar Has Alore Cents l'Ix'crything For The 'lr'ablc 1 .xcclsior 58 XVcstinghousc 110usc1101c1 Appliances Refrigerators. Ranges, Radios, Etc. Sales and Service on All Types of Commercial Refrigeration Mars Refrigeration Drs. Seifert and Dupont Physicians and Surgeons Excelsior, Minnesota WEHNES DRUGS Prescription Specialists By the XVatcrs 0f Alinnetonka 10xcclsior. Minnesota 19.x. 316 HERB MILLER MOBILCAS 8; XIOBILOIL Decphm'cn A. W. Wulf Agency Consult us for your insurance needs. W'e can solve your insurance problems. Excelsior. Minn. 035cc VAC. 23 RC5. lec. 299 MELVIN SMITH STANDARD SERVICE Res. Dccp. 319 Bus. lec. 309 I'or Gas mil kindm Christmas Lake Pure Oil ICAI' SHOP 'l'oxxxmmmans Bill Riorris . . . Ph. le. lSS-XV' Crcasing - Washing Simonizing XVC XVish Happiness and Success t0 the Graduating Class of '48 4 ll 33v: :VALUI HHOW - chM .. sweat 6m. $aauf 4W, inc. Vayzata. Minnesota Exclusive Distributor of Holstein Holsmn Milk and Cream in the fake MW 24m Our Milk Is Produced by Swmzx BROS. DAIRY FARM. INC. XVayza ta SWEEN'S Illcnm'm FARM. INC. Excelsior For Fine Portraits SLORBY STUDIOS Successors to Alzltthews Studios 2813172 Ilcnncpiu POR'I'RAI'I'S A SPl'ICIAL'IVY PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Cmavnonc'r AND OLszloBIIJ-i Sales and Service Excelsior, Minnesota RELIABLE USED CARS You Must Visit FOUR WAY MART The Big Food Store at Chowanos Corner To Meet and Know Les Ringwald and Ted Rapley yThe only articles we do not delivem Phone your ordr to Deep. 2231 For Fine Groceries and Meats At prices the same at your door As they are at the store. Read it in . . . The Deephaven Argus Complete Local News Coverage Phone: XVaymta 349 WW Excelsior's Original Taxi Service Carpenter CABS Carpenter 'l'own 'l'uxi Grunt Carpenter, Prop. 19.x. 925 EXCELSIOB CABS 34 I Imlr Service Excelsior 289 Beach 308-R State Bank of Long Lake Long Lake. 3 Iinn. Alember Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. COMPLI MlCNTS of thc Excelsior Unclaimed Freight TY ABEL frawdard 5e. vice Minnetonka Boulevard and Highway 101 Wayzata 494 TIRES - BATTERIES - GREASING OIL FILTER SERVICE - SERVICE CALLS Vith Best XVisllcs Wayzaia State Bank XVaymta. Minn. chmber Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Leach Home Builders, Inc. I IARDXVARIC PLUMBING 8; HEATING Dracomynxc 8: PAINTING GENERAL BUILDING GIFTS PRI-tscmv'l'loxs FOUNTAIN SERVICE SCHOOL SUPPLIES Deephaven Drug Store Minnetonka Blvd. at 101 Deephaven 630 um HANDIWASH Self Service Laundry l'IXClCIJSlOR Alv'mxunc V.xsmaks CUMPIJ-Z'l'li DRYING ngUlqu-ix'r Opcn 7:308:30 Daily Silt. 7 : 30-4 :00 Phone RX. 334 Lewis Miller Reid, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in Sampson Block 'l'clcphonc Office 11 Excelsior Minnesota Vc want to give complimcnts t0 the senior class of '48 and appreciation to 2111 of our fine customers. EXCELO BAKERY 1'1. V. MILLER, Prop. Christmas Lake Grocery l'Ix. 3-H chular Daily Deliveries 15x. 342 Fancy Grocerics-Quality Mmts Fresh Fruits and chctublcs-Frostcd Foods Try our Day 0ch Eggs from Chesmer Farms GEORGE B. DARKH, Prop. 71w COCH RANES, BOATYARD XIINXIC'I'OXKA'S NIHVI'IS'I' PLANT for COMPLIC'I'IC MARINE SERVICE lixcclsior. Minnesota E. P. Mergens Electric Co. VViring-X lotors-chairing Rzmgcs- Vutcr Ilczltcrs Dccphuvcn 374 Vayzz1tz1 172-XV The Buckhorn Cafe and Bowling Alleys SERVING CHOICE STEAKS CHICKEN IN 1111-: ROUGH BARBECUES - SEA FOODS Long Lake, Minn. J OSTEN'S Since 1897 Creators of Fine Class ng5. Announcements. Awards Representative: 11. A. Pctcrscn lostcn's Foshay 'l'owcr Arcade Minneapolis. Minn. Deephaven Pure Oil Brake Relining and Xthcl Alignment Tircs-Batterics-Accessorics Excelsior 310 DEPENDABLE NURSERY STOCK Complete Landscape Service 11ICNNEPIN COUNTY'S LARGES'l' NURSERY The Daniels Nursery Long Lake Phone Long Lake 17-1 C0mp1imcnts of Compliments of Cnh Dlaper Servme W3 , Kronicks Minneapolis Minnetonka XVh. 7121 Beach 31 Minneapolis Minnetonka Ma. 1199 Beach 31 4, ..., ....1:.. mg.quw5qwmw1a 3.: EN . f. :an-HwJYI 2....41..w .-. . x. . .i .- ..:..................32... if... -92.. 121V m. 11.x3wW . . . 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