Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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The Churus. under the directiun of Mr. Lehner. has perfnrmed on several uemsinns. One of the must successful performztmes of the year was the Operetta. ttHuhin ut Hul- lzmdf given on December 16. 1948. The leads were jzmet jnhnsnn. Mary Ellen Caughrezm. Marilyn Hansen. Lorraine Melncrny. jim Holden. Murray Swansnn. John Schmeder. Clifford Christiansun. Roger Lillemo, Robert Lurswn. zmd Tum Richard- On March 29. 1949. the chnrus presented the Cuntata. ttThe Seven Last XVnrds of Christ? Sttlttists were Iris Dirks. Ann Marie Henn. Janice Donlin. Mary Ellen Cuughreun. Ronald Borev. Huh Lyth. and Richard Gm- Soloist. First Ihnv-Jl. Peterson. .l. Apple. 5'. Iml'ugv. S. lM-xlt-r. N. lloIH-rlsun. J. IliIu-rly. IR. Nle- t'lurv. Johnson. .Vl. l'aughrc-on. .I. Sc-Illnicll. ,L Sluulch-k. l .lullustun. H. Styors. ll. Glenn. Sq-volul Ruw-h'. llansun. VI. I'q-u-rsnn, 1'. Loni. ID. Pl'l-Ilrrlvksuu. ll. Johnson. G. Idstroln. L. Vlleu-rny. l.. Anderson. H. VlillI-r. .L Ilc-no. J. Ihlnuls. NI. llosst-y. 'l'llinl Ihnt-Nl. ImInu-r. F. l'hristiausun. ll. Vlrfrc-II. H. Pmlt'rsnll. H. q-lIu-rln. l. Ilirks. F. Mills. F. Klinopier, l.. hndq-rsun. It. Lytll. J. Ihllllhlnum. .l. Ilunlin. .L lN-Ihnes. I'. l,ilIc-mo. Fullrth IKMVeJ. Hul- Ilt-II. T. llirllnclsnn, ll. Nnuln. 1. l'q-u-rsun. L. Frost. ID. Slilstruh. F. Suuhlatl. H. .hrnlstrong'. H. Larsun. .l. Svhruwlq-r. J. Smith. G. Ilyl'. IL Lillt-mu. IL Ihnrnos. :4 II nnst-n. It. Richut'tl Ilulx'ermn was 1h: guest H l'. LCIIIIPI' 4'2

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On December the Deophaven High School chorus presented the Operetta Hulda of Holland. This was the story of Hulda lJanet Johnsoni who fell in love with a hand- some American boy, Jerry Hayden 1Johnny Schroedorl. She did not tell her parents of this, and they had made plans for ho: to maxry Jan Steen 1Lorraine Mei. When Jerry heaxd this, he persuaded Jan to impersonate him, just long enough for Jerry and Hulda to be married. There are many comp'ications involved. Jimmy Stone tClifford Christiansoni, Jerry's companion, becomes interested in Ilulda's girl-friond. Katrina iMaI'y Ellen Caughream. All goes well until Adrian Steen iTom Richardsom. father of Jan, arrives from Amexica to claim his son. Jerry and Hulda then confess to her parents. This makes her father angry, so he decides to make her go through with her marriage to Jan. Jacob I-Ioogenbects iMurray Swansoni consoles Peter during this time. When Jerry's father iBob Larsoni hears of this, he comes to Holland to persuade Peter to lot Jerry and Hulda be married. He finally does this, and the play ends hap- pi y with the promise of mange blossoms :tnd wedding bells in the near future. Our congratulations to Mr. Lehner for his help in the production of the play. CAST Hulda .................... Janet Johnson Jerry ........................................................ Johnnie Schrnedm' Jimmy .. .......................... Clifford Christiansmi Katrina ...... Mary Ellen Caughrenn Peter . Jim Holden Mother Marilyn H?nsen Adrian Steen Tom Richardson Jacob Hoogenbeets .......................................................................... Murray Swanson Jan Steen ......................................... Lorraine McInorny STAGE CREWinDc-woy Milstrch, Ronnie Johnson. and Ronald Borsy. 44