Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME)

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SNAPSHOTS 1. Summer. 2. Nature's artist. 3. Three Musketeers. 4. Winter. 5. Football line-up. 6. Submerged. 7. Partners. 8. Arqn't we cute?? 9. Scenery. 10. Dr. Peter Shih 11. Hobos. 12. Stepping high. 13. Three Smart Girls. 14. Clara. 15. You guessed it! Snapshots Boss Pat on the back. To Work we go! Well protected. Scotty, Candid Out for a stroll. Up in the world. Posing for animal crackers. O. H. S.--Here we come! Noon recreation. Supporting the pillar. Jr.-Sr. picnic of '38. Q1 Resting their weary bones. Strutting for Oakfield High. Short but cute! Treading the weary path. Without a man. Agies and '38 Queen at Le Roy Apple Blos- som Festival. Third floor view. Guard of Drake Street entrance. Fountain of youth. Methodist Church. Q1 Weldon Hilchey, taciturn right tackle, was an important line man on Oakfie1d's football team. His insistent submarining broke up numerous opponents' plays and his all-round playing will be missed next year. '11

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SNAPSHOTS Snapshots Junior Boys-Cham- 4. Girls' Stunt Club. 11. At ease. pions of High School 5. On the job. 12. Saturday night Intramurals. 6. Boys' Stunt Club. swing session. Diamond Oilers- 7. Cast of His First 13. Man of business. Champions of Jr. Date. 14. Camera shy. High Intramurals. 8. Advanced Industrial 15. Carrying Oakfield's Junior Girls-Cham- Arts. colors. pions of High School 9. Attention!! 16. Just posing. Intramurals. 10. Our Music Depart- 17. On the march. ment. ........ - TOMMY'S DICTIONARY OF MEANINGLESS WORDS A BUZZ--Sounds in the study hall. AMBITION-Disease peculiar to freshmen. ANGELS-Seniors vs a few half seniors. ASSEMBLY-Recreation period. ATHLETICS-Opportunity to get back at one's enemies and be praised for it. BOOK-Something not used unless fiction. BOTHER-Lessons. CAGES-Schoolrooms. CHEMISTRY-A puzzle and mixture of confounded letters and numbers. DATES-Reasons for unprepared lessons. DIPLOMAS-Declaration of Independence. GIRLS-Foundations for application of cosmeticsg also, things men can't do without. HE-Main topic of feminine conversation. HELP l-Audible exclamation during an exam. HIGH SCHOOL-A roof and walls containing a vacuum match factory. IT-What the freshmen think they are. JUNE-A general exodus. JUNIORS-Persons lower than angels. JUNK--Exam papers. LATIN-A dead language, but not buried. MEMORY-What we can depend on to fail us. MONKEY BUSINESS-Chief occupation of the study hall. NOTHING-What we apparently do know. PARADISE-End of the senior year. PEP-That which is lacking the A. M. after the P. M. before. PHYSICS-A contagious disease causing backaches and headaches. POWDER PUFFS-Shine removers. PROF.-The fuel of Commercial Arithmetic and Physics. RECORD-Report card. ROUGE-Canned Blushes. SENIORS-The long sufferers. SUNDAY--Meat between a sandwich of this week and next. WISDOM-Ask the seniors. ZERO-The highest mark that some deserve. 13