Oakfield High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Oakfield, WI)

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Estella Ehrhardt (Hanners) Herman A. Ewald............ Phoebe A. Hitt............. Genevieve M. Lamb.......... Edward J. Lurvey........... T. Archie Monroe........... Mabel E. Morgan............ Katie E. Orvis............. Louisa A. Schmidt.......... Miner A. Walker............ Guy A. Warner.............. Frances H. Brayton......... Blanche L. Gray............ Kenneth Hatch.............. Gula Hobbs................. Vida R. Lurvey............. Helen C. Paynter........... Harold C. Russell.......... Phoebe C. Walker........... Lulu M. Worthing........... Georgia Benedict........... Helen Smith................ Erwin Geelan............... Fred Ripley................ Chester Ripley............. Ralph Warner............... Helen Smith................ Erwin Geelan............... Fred Ripley................ Katie Orvis.....'.......... Gala Hobbs................. Mabel Austria.............. Beatrice Brookins.......... Lutle M. King.............. Grace E. Lamb.............. Harvey H. Mader............ Clara E. Messner........... S. Amory Smith............. Bert W. Wells.............. Frank E. Williard,:........ Lula M. Kinyon............. Clara Lois Maxfield........ Frank T. Morgan............ Jess'e Irene Paynter....... Grace E. Town.............. Doris Eva Worthing......... Flora Leolla Worthing...... Tone Agnes Worthing........ Lila M. Worthing........... ...Brownsville, Wis......................... ...Brownsville. Wis...................Farmer ...Oakfield, Wis........................... . ..Oakfield, Wis.......................... ...Madison, Wis......................Student • ••Fond du Lac, Wis...........Brakeman • •• Oakfield, Wis.............p. o. Clerk --Oakfield, Wis..................Librarian •. Dc-dge Co.......................Teacher • •Fond du Lac, Wis .............Machinist • • Appleton, Wis..................Student 1902. • ■Appleton, Wis...................Student • •Fond du Lac, Ws.................Student • ••Chap n, Iowa.....................Farmer • •Stevens Point, Wis............Student • • Oakfield, Wis......................... • •Oakfield, Wis.......................... • •Laramie, Wyo...................Chemist. • •Fond du Lac, Wis................Student • Oakfield, Wis........................... 1903. • ••Oakfield, Wis...................Teacher • •Sleepy Eye, Minn................Student -•Enderlin, N. D.....................Farmer -•Madison, Wis.....................Student • ••Minneapolis, Minn...........Bank Clerk • -Oakfield, Wis............Paoer Hanger 1904. 1905. ■ ••Oakfield, Wis..................Teacher •-Oakfield, Wis..................Teacher • •Oakfield, Wis..................Teacher • ■Oakfield, Wis..................Teacher • •Oakfield, Wis...................Farmer • -Oakfield, Wis..................Teacher • •Oakfield, Wis...................farmer • •Oshkosh, Wis..................Student • •Grand Rapids, Wis.................Reporter 1905. ..Ion, Iowa.......... ..Oakfield, Wis... ..Oakfield, Wis... ..Oakfield, Wis... ..Oakfield, Wis... ..Oakfield. Wis... ..Oak Center. Wis ..Oakfield. Wis... ..Oakfield, Wis...

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Katherine V. Burns......... Jay W. Burns............... Estella Filbey............. Susie M. Fay............... Eugene C. Howard........... Cora B. Howard (Worthing) Kent A. Morgan............. Annah B. Monroe............ Edward Price............... Leslie M. Sinotte.......... Flda B Walker.............. Harold W. Warne’’.......... Kather ne D. Wilcox........ Lizzie M. Wise............. Clara Q. Z elke............ Ida A. Zielke.............. 1898. ..Madison, Wis..................Student .. Hutchingson, Minn............Dentist .. .Sunnyside, Wash...............Clerk ..Whitewater, Wis...............Teacher . .Oakfield, Wis...’.......Mail carrier ..Oakfield, Wis....................... ..Kaukauna, Wis.................Teacher . . Marinette, Wis..............Teacher ...St. Louis, Mo...........Stenographer ........................... Telegrapher ..Fond du Lac, Wis...........Bookkeeper ..Appleton, Wis................Student. ..Oakfield, Wis....................... ............................... Teacher . . Appleton, Wis..........Stenographer ..Appleton, Wis In knitting factory 1899. Margaret M. Armitage Forest A. Dille...... Rose Anna Gray....... Lott’e G. Holland.... Carrie A. Holland.... Edna B. Hudson....... Theresa M. Lamb.... George G. Price....... Fmrra Daisy Ripley.. Hiram J. Smith....... Golden C. Wells...... Kathryn A. Whitmore May E. Wookev........ Edna N. Worthing... Seymour, Wis... Miladore, Wis... Indianapolis, Ind ............Byron, Wis............. ............Beloit, Wis............ ............Oshkosh, Wis.......... ............Iron Mountain, Mich ............MinneapoLs, Minn... ............Chicago, 111........... ............Oakfield, Wis.......... (Colburn).... Kaukauna, W!s........ .............Oakfield, Wis.......... ............Oakfield, Wis.......... 1900. Elvp. R. Bentley........ Edith M. Carrier........ Nina M. Gordon.......... Ruth I. Gray............ Philip C. Hatch......... Dora C. Henningsen------ Jess’e M. Lurvey........ Guy E. More............. Grace A. Orvis.......... Russell R. Riplfey...... .Albert M. Russell...... alrh F. Steen.......... Frnest D. Susan......... Walter G. Taylor........ Edith M. Town........... Olive M. Town........... Thomas J- Burns......... Emily A. Carrier........ Wll W. Cook............. Grace A. Culver (Jesse) . .Lomira. Wis . ...... ..Oak Center. Wis... ..Oakfield, Wis........ ..Oshkosh, Ws.......... ..Chapin, Iowa......... . .Campbellsport, Wis ..Oakfield, Wis........ ..Byron, Wis........... ..Oakfield, Wis........ ..Madison, Wis......... ..Racine, Wis.......... . .Cal................. ..Oakfield, Wis........ ..Fond du Lac, Wis. ..Oakfield, Wis........ ..Reeds Corner, Wis 1901. ..Jamestown, N. D... ..Oak Center, Wis.. Teacher .Farmer Teacher .. Dead Teacher .Student Teacher Student Student Teacher .......Teacher .......Teacher Music teacher .......Student .......Farmer .......Teacher ........Farmer Ass’t. Cashier .......Student ....Instructor ....Mechanic .......Teacher Bridge builder .......Teacher Brownsville, Wis

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PROPHECY. Come with me dear friends and allow your thoughts to leap the space of but ten pleasant years, and I will try to let you know all about the conditions of this wonderful class as they exist in the year 191G. Only a short time has passed over our heads since we graduated from the Oakfield High School. Th's evening I find m -self at Manila in the Philippines, where I have been spending a month with Lula. We have planned a house party for July and have invited as our guests the class of ’OG and the two instructors under whom we graduated. They are all to arrive this evening from various directions on different boats and roads. But before they arrive, I must tell you about Lula. You all know that when we graduated she moved West and you also know that her thoughts wandered still farther in that direction. Well after she had lived in Iowa for nearly two years, a telegram came one day from a person on the Southern Pacific R. R. bridge, saying that he, having secured a government appointment in the Philipp'nes, wished her to come there at once. She went and they were married there. You may be pleased to hear that she makes a great “Hitt”. She still retains her great love for the theatre and thru her influence she has persuaded her husband to buy the Manila Opera House where nearly every night you will find her in her box surrounded by her fashionable friends, fairly glowing with joy over the fact that she can now attend “shows” to her hearts content. Hark! I hear some one coming up the walk. Ah! I can see them now thru the open door, it is our dear Senior President. Hello, lone, I am so glad to see you and now that you are here before the rest we’ll just sit down here and have a little chat all by ourselves. Do tell me all about yourself and what you have been doing these last ten years. So you have become an elocution teacher, have you, and trained the president of the United States on h:s campaign speeches? Well how grand; and still you find yourself able to give your entertainments in all of the large cities of America and Europe, for which did I understand you to say you got $5,000 an evening? You certainly have been an honor to our class, but here comes Jessie Paynter; now we will sea what has happened to her. You are welcome Jessie and we are glad to see that your long journey has not played havoc with your health or humor. Now please tell lone and me what you have accomplished since we parted. If I tinder-stand you correctly you mean to say that you are a librarian in the New York City public library and can without a bit of hesitation, name in alphabetical order every book ever published and the author and time of