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

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JUNIOR Cl.ASS

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i'rit; SENIORS ----FAREWELL TO SENIORS - In the dawn of new life, as you pass from this school. Will it load to the purest thru honesty's rule? Let us hope as you leave, and your work here is done. That your lives will be true, and your work a success, That your aim will be high, for the best and no less. Four short years have you spent in pleasure and work; Ever loyal to teacher, to schoolmate and class, And now as you leave us no duty we’ll shirk; But your work carry on and no honor let pass. May our lives be as true and our work as well done, We'll remember thee oft and thy Victories won. A Junior.

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Junior Style of Hair Dressing ---------- . JUNIOR ROLL CALL r:---------- Harry Atkins,— “Still waters run deep.” Lida Best,— “Red hair and giggles go together.” Ethel Bristol.— “But we loved with a love that was more than a love, I and my Mr. Bailey.” Bessie Burns,— “The refreshments at the debate rehearsal were fine.” Clyde Morgan,— “For every why he had a whyfore.” Lillian Meyers,— “Study, smiles, and standings.” Will Orvis,— “A man convinced against his will is of the same opinion still.” Elsie Parratt, — “She is fond of (Kaul)ing.” Lulu Ripley,— “Powder, puff, enough, enough. Recitations, bluff, bluff.” Ethel Ryder,— “A pony, a pony, my kingdom for a pony.” Chester Shortt,— “What am I after all, but a child pleased with the sound of my own name.” Mariem Smith,— ‘‘Woman at best is a contradiction still.” Olive Susan,— “Slow and steady wins the race.” Hazel Worthing,— “Laugh and be fat.”