Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME)

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LlTEPlAFW, E157 li:- E :I 'I u Lewlf' LOVE Love is trusting and believing Though not a selfish thing Innumerable are the joys it can bring The love of a mother for her child The love of a woodsman for the wild This gives to each life a deeper meaning A touch of something beyond human gleaming Marilyn Brown FOX TRAILER SALES, INC Presque Isle Marne Home of 10 wide mobile homes Come see our large display of four room homes LV 7 N iv rig Y L T E Q Love is more of giving than receiving, O I I

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3 Barrows We the freshman class freld I-hgh School wtth seventeen students but later galned Joan Lmcoln makes rt eighteen Those P3l'IlC1p3Ill'lg ln basketball were Joan Dwyer Starr Sanders Joan Ltncoln, Alca Clark Manlyn Collier Noella Cyr Verna Barrows Estey Frrst row Katherme Hersey Wellrngton Es tey, Mrs Hrlda Lmcoln Advxsor Carol Adams Sandra Burpee Second row Joyce Boutxller loan Dwyer Starr Sanders Mar JOIIC Stlles Joan Ltncoln Alca Clark Car leen Grant Thrrd row llda Brown Mar1 lyn Collrer Dale Bottrng Rodney Slauen whlte Dwayne Blake Noella Cyr Verna CLASS OFFICERS Presldent WELLINGTON ESTEY Vice Presldent CAROL ADAMS Secretary SANDRA BURPEE Treasurer KATHERINE HERSEY Student Councll Representatrve NOELLA CYR entered Oak whxch now Marjorte Stlles Wellmgton Carol Adams Noella Cyr Joyce Bout111er and Dale Bottrng were chosen to repre sent our class m the local Speakmg Contest We entered The Laughlng Ghost 1n the one act play contest Katherme Hersey was candldate for our class for the Harvest Queen and the Carm val Queen 1' .ag 4 4 N4 ' V A Q. fx . Vw . 'P X, A H 4. f L A - 1 ' .Any f 74 -, I 1 i .I s r o ' ' Q B . ' : . ' . l ' n ' I I ' I l - . . . . 2 I ' . . . ' l ' A . l Y I Y ' f I I' I I - . . .

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GO MA N, GO Listen you Hepsters and you shall hear Of a real gone guy named Paul Revere On the 18th of April in 75 Before the days of Jump n ,uve You are the one I dig the most So I ll let you in on a secret pops Those British squares are blowing their tops So cut out 'vlan to the north Church Tower And shoot me the downbeat within the hour A couple of lanterns will do the trick Or even Liberace s candlestick So when Paul saw those lanterns all aglow And Paul kept yelling in a cool B flat The British are coming now how about that'7 Paul didn t do a single of course You ve gotta give some of the hand to the horse H wasn t the world s fastest nag I suppose But Jackson I w1sh I had Two on the nose J Lincoln 60 AT SCHOOL I wish I were a moment In each and every class No matter how idle moments are They always seem to pass M Bowen 59 NATURE Early one bright summer morning While the grass was still wer with dew I walked out into my garden The beauties of nature to view As I strolled among the flowers All radiant with colors gay I caught a glimpse of golden bees Gathering their honey for the day I was turning to watch some sparrows When a sweet sound came to me Nearby in a lofty tree D Blake 60 INITIATION In order to be a freshman at school You have to follow the seniors rule You carry their book and praise the good looks Then comes the paddle line Tis then you wish you d followed their sign' Even the thinnest girl can give you a blister Ut s at that time you wish you had kissed her Every year they get meaner and meaner But will I be glad when I am that senior' A Swallow 59 J His wife got his horse, cried Go, Man, Go 'Twas a robin singing his song