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

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JUNIOR JROLL CALL. Ralph Atkins “ Tis sweet to love, Init oh, how bitter To sue for a rii-l and then not get her.” Carl Cragoe— “Sometimes tlie best things on earth Are done up in small parcels.” Nora Locke— “I could range the world around for sake of somebody. HOW?” Allien Sampson “ ’Tis love that makes the world go round.” Ma.vme Shraven— “Gentle she is and of good intent.” Grant Shortt— “A girl, a girl, my kingdom for a girl.” Clifford Schoonover— “A stage! A stage! where one can act and express his feelings.” Jennie Norton— “Very few women choose women as their sole companions.” Ella Messnei— “Herself alone and none other she resembles.” SOPHOMORE ROLL CALL. Harry Atkins— “Thoughts are deeds.” Lida Best— “What sunny eyes and sunset hair.” Ethel Bristol— “Her looks were deep imprinted on his heart.” Ruth Brookins— “Led by simplicity divine, She pleased, and never tried to shine.” Bessie Burns— “None knew thee but to love thee. None named thee but to praise.” Lloyd Filbey— “What’s failure or success to me?” Nellie Hitchcock— “A wide-spreading hopeful disposition is your only true umbrella in this vale of tears.” Clyde Morgan— ‘‘Yet he chuckles, and crows, and nods, and winks As if his head were full of kinks.”

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SENIOR ROLL CALL Ralph Randall “In the spring1 a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love.” Clara Gordon— “Fair tresses man’s imperial race ensnares And beauty draws us with a single hair.” Guli Orvis— “A rosebud set with little willful thorns.” Jennie Pratt— “Age can never wither her, Nor customs stale her infinite variety.” Maggie Smith— “A woman she seems cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” Flora Morgan— “ hat a whirlpool full of depth and thinking is her head and what a whirlpool is all the rest about her.” Phebe Crumb— “A girl convinced against her will. Is of the same opinion still.” Hugh Worthing— “The baby figure of the great form yet to come.” Claude Cragoe— “He has common sense in a way that’s uncommon, Hates humbug and cant; loves his friends like a woman.” Eva Paynter— “For I hoped by something rare To prove myself a poet. But while I plan and plan, my hair Is gray before I know it.” Harold Bennet— “An earnest, hardworking lad.”

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Kelsey Me Chain— “There's never a faster foot I trow But still he seems to tarry.” Lillian Meyers— “The voice was very soft and low, An excellent thing in a woman.” Will Orvis— “For even tho vanquished he could argue still.” Elsie Parratt— ‘She is not conscious of her worth, as a musician.” ()!ive Susan— “A snail and she could walk together and never fall out of step. Jessie Reynolds— “To say why gals act so or so. Or don’t ’twould he presumin’.” Lula Riple.v— “What a spendthrift she is of her tongue.” Chester Shortt ()n ‘ who with a Hash begins and ends in smoke.” Mariem Smith— But what care I for words.” Hazel Worthing-— Her fatal dart, sticks in his side and rankles in his heart.” FRESHMAN ROLL CALL Robbie McClain “A bright little boy with laughing face, Whose every motion is full of grace.” Eddie Me Knight— No, little Eddie, this is today; Tomorrow is always one night away.” Gertrude Jones— “Like dew on the gowan lying Is the fa’o’ her fairy feet.” Helen Hatch— “A lady of majestic mien. By stature and by beauty marked a queen. Clayton Tuppei— I know a sweet girl. With a bonnie gray eye.” Ward Large— “I'm hardy of form and feature For endurance framed aright.”