Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME)

 - Class of 1958

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SITTING Much to many grrls sorrow baby Slttlng rs not always just srttrng The typrcal srttrng Job usually rncludes frrst the motherrng to get the chrld quret after hrs parents have left and second the doubtful pleasure of puttrng hrm mto hrs lrttle bed After the parents are gone comes the quret hour and you thrnk Wow tnrs job rs a snap But surprrses start comrng fast and furrous' He rsn t gorng to BED! You re not hrs mother so THERE' So after you struggle to get hrs pajamas on qwell they re supposed to go on front srde but 5 you want to take the lrttle tyke and paddle hrs spankrng end but you don t You just frrmly take hrs hand and lead hrm to hrs bed Does he stay there? Oh yes after a few trres and rt s nearly trme for hrs parents Was Junror a good boy? asks nrs mother I drdn t nave any trouble srttrng wrth hrm answers the srtter when I was srttrng' Betty York 59 PLAY PRACTICE When play practrce comes at nrght after school everybody rs runnrng around askrng rf there IS play practrce and what act they are practrcrng Mrs Mayberry calls Second act everybody to the Aggre room' Marrlyn rs on frrst so she rushes to the Aggre room she s always there on trme anyway Joyce someone frnd Joyce she s on now! We frnally frnd her upstarrs typrng away at the yearbook thrngs The play rs gorng frne and the trme comes when Carolyn and Margaret are to come on Carolyn rs talkrng to me and rn the hall a good song comes on and we dance Margaret rs always there to come on because she rs rn the Aggre room prrntrng posters Now where are the boys? Lyle Roland Rrcnard Leslre and Bllly are all out rn the soda room drrnkrng pop Now frnd Beth and Brenda Up rn the grrls room rs where you usually frnd them Someone calls Beth and she grabs my hand hauls me down over the starts and up the hall to the Aggre room The second act rs frnrshed and rt rs ten mrnutes to four Everybody gets hrs coat and goes out and gets rnto one small srx passenger car The whole play cast whrch consrsts of about twelve or thrrteen gets rnto one car to rrde uptown The last words we heard as we left the schoolhouse was Play practrce tomorrow nrght Ever, body be there' Brenda Lrbby 59 LIFE IN AN EYE DOCTOR S OFFICE The lrfe I led rn Dr Small s Eye Clrnrc was very srmple rt all began last summer durrng the school year vacatron I had been offered a Job as Dr Small s Secretary Receptlomst Thrs was my chance to get some good experrence so I took the opportunrty open to me Each morrung rt was get the marl open the offrce check the marl make apporntments send out brlls and marl or return glasses After drnner rt was get the mall open the offrce check the mall make appolntments recerve clrents and go to the bank Before leavrng at nrght I had to lock doors and wrndows and put away my work As you can see from thrs the lrfe a Secretary Receptronrst leads rn a Doc's offrce rsn t anythrng to crow about Betty York 59 1 . . . . n 1 a . . r , I . ' I . . , . . . ,, - . I 1 t - - - rn ' ' . . , . . , . . . , . . . . . - . 1 n - I ' ' ,, n , . . . - . r 1 ' - - 1 . 1 . . , . . . H - -t - - . ,, . , , . . . - ff ' -v I I . . ,, I I . . , . I . . . . , . ' Q . ll ' 0 I I O . ,, . . . . ' I I I , . . . . y 9 I I N . , . . I I . ,, . . . . . 1 I I 0 I I , . . Q . . . . I .

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THE TALL TALE I have learned not to talk back to polrcemen I was comrng home after a week end vrsrt rn Calrfornra and I was comrng along about 150 m p h wrth not a care rn the world and hoprng that I would be home rn trme for supper It was whrle crossrng the Great Plarns that I heard the wall of a srren and look Ing rnto the green and yellow rear vrew muror I saw the polrceman chasrng me Not wanrrng to be dela ed I stepped on t He kept up wrt e for the frrst couple hundred mrles or so but then I began to pull away from hrm Icrossed the Mrssrssrppr lorng about 700 m p h and I was 11 Pe 1 before I knew rt As I wt nt through New York I notrced that there were more than a hundred pulled rnto Dyer Brook there was not only every cop rn the state chasrng me but I was early for drnner So whrle was wartrng untrl drnner got ready I started argurng wrth the polrcemen strckrng to the fact tnat lwas under the speed l1m1t when they frrst started chas mg me I went to court and the Jury found me gurlty of flyrng low through New York Crty and the Judge gave me frfry years rn the pen So I guess that I wrll be out of crrculatron untrl 2035 Leslre McNelly DEbC,RIBlNG A PLACE Wren my heart crres out for peace and quret and the feelrng of secureness I make my way to the Irttle church on the hrll The mrnute I step through the doorway and rnto the audltorrum I feel that I am standrng rn the best spot on earth Tht rr. are many thrngs bcsrdes the holy srlence of a church whrch makes one thrnk only of God I often stand at the front of the church wrth the pulprt behrnd and above me and look at the large prcture wrndows rn the back of the church Durrng the daytime the sun shrnes through thrs wrndow and shows us wrth the use of color and art the wonderful love that Chrrst prctured as a shepherd has for us and the baby sheep he has rn hrs arms The sunlrght comrng through thrs wrndow falls upon the carpet pews and so on rn the rrch colors rn makrng the staln glass wrndows Yes rt rs a very small church and does not have plush carpets and etc but such thrngs are not needed to make a church shrne wrth the love of IIS brrde Ardeen Goodall GOING TO SCHOOL Gorng to school lS a Job that most young people don t lrke Ithrnk the reason that they don't lrke rt IS because they have to go Some people wrll get drscouraged and qurt school but rn the later years they are sorry that they drd I Get rt In my head that I want to qurt sometrmes but my parents won t let me They say that the best part of your lrfe rs when you re gorng to school I am begrnnrng to th1nk that they are rrght because you have plenty of trme to work after you get your educatlon and have graduated My advrce to young people IS to go to school as long as they possrbly can and get as much educatron as they can Phrllrp Sherman 59 Q u Q I , . . - i , , - . ' . ' 1 ' dgyv I ' ' I . i . , ' is '. ' ' ' ' H ' ' ' ' . . I . . . . , . '. nr . ' . I 1, ' - ' police cars chasing me. When I finally groom, Christ. I . . I I ' . ' I '53 . , - , . . O . . , . , ' '58 ' , , , I g - 1 v r ' ' ' . . ,r sv . 7 ' s ' I



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MARX Kwl 'AlR arwldates aro xr Dre v Dar leen randall Noella r xr loaf Bartlett JL The annual Harvest larr was held at wlnelr trrrre a Oneen was elrosen hx popular vote A Bazaar was presa. :ted lll tne .1 ternoon from 1 OO P Nl will O0 P M Also a square dance was neld rn the evenrng wrth Rodney Lrnell callrng Tlus 15 one of the largest events of the year for the students of O C, ll S 5 is l l 1 A f HOULTON lARNs DAIRY Phone 31 10 Houlton, Marne Commonwealtll Axenue R13 Queen ii Y' I .I lp' an W Ol'l2lfN: UAN BA R'l'l,lfT'l' on October 25, WAT, at the Grange llall ' 1 ,L , I TZ X . I 4 ' fd My L A Y ll

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Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME) online collection, 1939 Edition, Page 1

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Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME) online collection, 1957 Edition, Page 1

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Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME) online collection, 1959 Edition, Page 1

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Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME) online collection, 1958 Edition, Page 68

1958, pg 68

Oakfield High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakfield, ME) online collection, 1958 Edition, Page 34

1958, pg 34


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