Deephaven High School - Haven Yearbook (Deephaven, MN)

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- .L Because it W118 not possible to have a ban tire this year. :1 rally in the form of a parade was held on the TVednesday night before the game with Queen Pat and her attendants lead- inf.r the procession in 21 convertible. The parade jnurneyed thmugh the neighboring towns and ended at Maxinek Drive-In, where an informal wutermelinn feast climaxed the night'sactivities. Tn begin the festivities on Friday, a pep fest was heft! in the previously decorated gym. The Pep Huh put an :1 talent show. which ended with the unveiling of our queenseMr. Millard. Mr. Christ. Mr. Lumztttzl. Mr. Baker, Mr. Henke, and Mr. Lshner. The cheerleaders fol- lowed the show with their Cheers. Although the Tanves succumbed t0 the su- perior force of XYucnnia and lost tn them by a score nf 24 to 0. it did not seem to dampen the enthusiasm of the students attending the dance in the teamis honor that evening. Presiding over the dance was our Home- coming queen, Put Carney. in her gown of frost. blue. She was attended by Marge McInerny. Eloise Lung. Shirley McCleese. zmd Tip Frank. freshman. snphnmnre. junior, and senior at- temlzmts respectively. The band providing the entertainment was Buddy XVood's band for- merly called the Y-Ettes. 49