Delavan High School - Panther Yearbook (Delavan, MN)

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CLASS PLAY I 1 Time for my midnight pickle. Others hid it,,,Cindy proved it!! Where's the ice cream?? Na, Na! You can't catch me, l l COME AND GET IT! Oh, what a dreadful place! 11

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JUNIOR-SENIOR BACK: Ken Carlson CGrandpappyD, Candy Claude Clsabelb, Jeanette Murry CHortenseD, Virginia Stenzel Cwidowj, Amy Willette CBerthaD, CENTER: Cindy Haase CSisD, Mike Verdoorn CPawD, Nancy Kretchmer CMelissaD, Darrel Behrens CSlimb, Marilyn Prins CMawj, Donna Millmann CFannie Janeb, Dennis Cole CPepperD. FRONT: Trudy Whitehead CSarah Job, Darwin Sprong fHomerj, Cindy Kruger CGracie Mayb. HBy gum they got clean away. I must be gettin' oldln Headin' For A Weddin' The Junior-Senior Class play took place November 12, 1971, at 8 p.m., under the direction of Kay Saxon and student direc- tion of Diane Osmundson. Headin' For a Weddin' is a hillbilly comedy, and takes place in the main room of a mountain cabin in Virginia. The hero, Homer Hollowbone, has fallen in love with beautiful Melissa Dugan, whose picture he found in a newspaper wrapped around some fish. He begins writing her letters, say- ing he lives in a mansion, and is a very refined, educated person, which is an ex- aggeration. He really lives in a shack with his poor, uneducated family. Maw and Fanny Jane are the hard workers. Paw eats, sleeps, and teaches Gloria, his pet skunk, tricks. Sarah Jo and Gracie May spend their time teasing Homer and chasing boys. It's been a hard winter,.and they are now in the midst of a snow storm. Widow Blairhouse and her son Slim, and daughter Bertha, who is constantly trying to 'hookn Homer, arrive to take refuge from the storm To add to the confusion, Mellissa arrives, explaining that she is on her way to marry her handsome, well-educated Homer. Even- though Homer tries to keep Melissa from discovering his identity, she learns the truth and seeks revenge.

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Ui 11, Linda Oakland, Amy tehead I M Mark Tibodeau, Scott Verdoorn The Junior class of 1972 chose nln the Misty Moonlightn as the theme for the Junior-Senior Prom. The colors were light and dark blue with accents of lime green and white. The seemingly tireless Juniors applied paint, stuffed chicken wire, stapled stream- ers, and covered tables, and were rewarded with a beautiful prom. In place of the traditional banquet, a dessert was served and hors d'oeVers were available throughout the dance. Waiters and waitresses from the Sophomore class were Doug Ascheman, Duane Behrens, Rick Haase, Doug Nagel, Galen Nagel, Brian Shoe- maker, Anne Hansen, Sharon Kiehm Karen 9 Paul, Jeanne Roberts, Wendy Toft, and Marlys Yonkovich. Nm Q, ,Z ' 1 2 . if 4 xg fn. if 5 Q me