Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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rmoq Beverly Gustalsun - Pat Brickly Community Council Representatives ways a gala affair. Of course the climax of the yearlq events was the Prom. held this year 0:: May 20. The junior Class touk a held trip during February under the supervision of M'r. Millard. our history teacher. He visited the Ford and Moline plants and the Grain Exchange l,iy chartered bus. Tu say that we had quite a time would be an understatement. Our class also gave :1 play, The .thzrnlyle Agell by Dana Thomas. It was a notable suc- cess. Our coach was Mrs. Zimpfer, to whom goes much of the credit fur the artistic merits of the play. XVe. the juniors. are looking.r forward tn next year, when we will be the hxmored and mighty seniors. l. Troubles. IIt-ssiof 3. Pumpkin snilvlu-rs. 2. .Vlust IH' xl lnlolulo. 4. Hi. Shirley! 33 t 'n rrflll there. '. 'l'lu- nvxv look. thn-t's the joke 9