Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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First llnn-V. Rulwrlxun, .L Ilvislvr. S. l.:ll'ng1-. .I. Lilu-rly. ll. VIvFIurr. U. lardrum. l6. Long. .1. St-Iunidt. H. illl-r. II. U't'unIu-ll. H. Ilt-ssry. F. Klineult-r. Second llon'-I.. hVuld- 5101 . VI. lluugqlnhl. ll. hVirlz. hV. .Ic-IIM-n. .l. 'Illursnn. K. Volson. ll. hVnhl. ll. Peterson. H. lIlI-si. i'. Cllristiunsnn. VI. S'uunsnn. A. hlnh-rsnn. Vlrs. Vlullurill. Third lth-NI. I'eh-r- sun. l4. Armstrung. 'l'. wng'q-Islu-rg. ll. Ulsun. .l. Peterson. F. Stark. R. lliIlt-lun. J. Noble. ll. Nnnln. VI. I'IIIIIIIH'I. .l. St-IlrtHuIt-r. .l. Frcntl. Fourth Ihns'w- r. Ihlkt-r. .l. Pllkinglnu. J. Stone, ID. Vlilslruh. 0. Ulsnn. 'IX Lullznc. 'I'. Nivlulrdsnn. IL Ihulnl. .l. lIm-kstru, J. Holden. K. PH 3 M U R w 8 w We. as a class. Chose as our advisors, Mrs. Mahurin and Mr. Baker. We elected Alice An- derson as president: Tom LaHzlye, vice presi- dent: Nancy Robertsnn. secretary zmd Eloise Lung as treasurer. Eloise Lung was chosen as snphnmnre attendant and a very lovely one at that. XVe have given two plays. both directed by Mrs. Methurin. No one can say wefe lack- ing in talent. we have our uwn Andrvw Sister. Lcslyn Armstrong appeared in the Senior Car- nival along with Juan Fuller and Margaret Peterson. XVe also have quite a reader. Margie Pedersnn. who gave a monologue on seasick- ness, which had the audience rolling in the aisle. XVe gave one party. our Christmas party Snphnnloro Flnss Ul'fivvrw: hliq-v xndvrsuu. l'rvm: 'I'nnl Ln lluyv. h. Prom: Iilnim- Lung. 'PrmuJ .Vnnvy anu-rtsnn. 51w.

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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

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rm A Merridee Miller and John Henry med Community Council Representatives and won first prize for decorations, thanks m'linly t0 Bessie McClure and Luis XVulstedt. XVe sophomores boast a cheerleader. Jean Schmidt, who did a very good job. Earlier in the year we lost two girls, Sue Lallage and Maxine MaCCallum. and two boys. Jerome Pill;- ington and Jerry Thorson. A new girl. Merridee Miller joined our ranks this year, and proved herself a valuable asset. All and all we've had a good year and by the way the sophomores are the inter-mural basketball champion. Some of the boys mak- ing up our Championship team are: Virgil Aml rada, Tom LaHaye. Tom Richardsnn, Max Bmmmel, Dun Olson. Ole Olson. Duane Mlil- stmh, John Henry med, and many others. We'll see you all next year, we hope. .v leSnel-un-r Hirls. Z-UIIIIII 'llummeq-v. ReArm 'n :Irnl. ef-llll-II-ll. 5- llu'n ho s:IuI- o 'F-D L' lS-Hll Dulh. l-thN'III . '10 III . IIGPU'III. 35