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

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9755 Oak Leaves, 1937 o Oakjield High School GRADE SCHOOL Teachout, Mielenz, Gnlleske-, I. Crunk, Krueger, R, Ogle, Sclimimlt, lleimerl, llutler. I. Culver, Patchett, Kenyon, Ogle, Rhmle, Mewtuu, Anderson, J. Culver, Kaufman, C. Crunk, lmwers, Mrs. McChain. Dowiclat, Kenyon, Rnseufelclt, C. Guse, Rlmrle, Cfmk, Powers, Millar, Kaufmzmn, Krueger, Uecker, VVeise, Launders, Smith, Knllmzm, l'. Guse, Y. Oelke, Schmiclt, Ceusky, Uelke, Ruyer, Miss Scholz. Censky, Schoepke, VVeise, Rzmrlall, Svlimizlt, Guse, Anrlersuu, Buell, Oelke, 0'Rourke, Hnrning, Kenyon, Flaim, Teachout, l'ZlI'ill1llll, Steiuke, llecker, YYzu'l1eiulurf, Mclinigllt, N. lluell, Miss Turville. Wagenknecht, Smith, Mrs, Austin, Stumpf, Schminlt, Krueger, Hill, Leifllmlt, Crunk, Kullman, Ogle, Burleton, Mielenz, Hupewell, lVRuurke, Vincent, Crunk, li. VV:-ise, I,, XYeise, Il, llurlemn, Stumpf, Phelps, Busch, Dowimlat, Steinke. Page Thirteen

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9752, Oak Leaves, 1937 o Oakfield High School MACK RUVV, Left to Right VVarren lfrdinnun, Axllllll Lee Cook, jacob linrrlnske, Ruth Zills, l,, Y, funk, jane liay, Chester Kottke, Marilyn llorning L'l'IN'l'lCR RUVV Verna Jagdfeld, Robert 'l'hill, Marie Scbarsclnnidt, Raymond llurleton, Lois l,t-ibcrg, Don- ald Ogle, Vera Buell. FR,tlN'l' RIWV Geraldine Sonn, Arden Roeske, liertlice Slllllllli-, Gerald Doyle, Marjorie Cowles, lleurge Doyle, Mildred Anderson, Mr. Morton. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY By Bernice Stumpf Our Freshman class consisted of twenty-four members, and entered the Oakfield lligh School in the early fall of 1936. Directed by our adviser, Mr. Nlorton, our class officers were chosen as follows: President jane Day, vice president, Chester Kottke, and secretary and treas- urer, Lois Leiberg. At first it was difficult to become accustomed to our new and trying procedures, but with the assistance of our superiors, and the other students, our green exteriors were in time pene- trated. Soon after we were acquainted with our daily routine we submitted to our treasury the sunt of 3113.68 which was used for various forms of entertainment throughout the year. VVe were sorry to see Hilma l'ecker, Janice Shriner, and Marjorie Cowles leave our midst. Chester Kottke, VVarren Erdmann, Raymond Burleton, and George Doyle wnt out for basket- ball this season. Lois Leiberg was our representative on the Student Council. Those attaining Honor Roll credits for the first semester of this year were XVarren Frdmann and Bernice Stumpf. VVe also published a Freshman edition of the 0akleaf, with Marie Scharschtnidt as editor, and Jane Day as assistant. Lois Leiherg and Bernice Stumpf received places in the local forensic contest, Anita Lee Cook and jane Day giving them a close race. At the close of the first semester, our instructors changed our environment by having all thc Freshmen seated at the front of the assembly room. VVe may wish, want, and hope for something beyond our reach, but some day we will always have, to love and cherish, the memories of our School Days. Page Twelve

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952' Oak Leaves, 1937 o Uakfield High School Left tu Right -Juanita La Mile, Robert Lawson, Lillian N'l'zielieiulm'f, Mzurjfwie l':I'4ll1I2lllll, Gursloil Kuttke. THE ANNUAL STAFF Early in March the Seniors decided to put out an annual and elected the following members as a staff to put over such a venture to be known as The Oak Leaves of l937 : Editor-in-chief ..,...... .,,.,,,,...i............................,. M arjorie Erdmann Associate Editor ........ ..,,....,................................... G ordon Kottke Business Managers ......... ..,...... I uanita LaMue, Lillian Wachendorf Advertising Manager ......, ..........,.....,.......,................... R obert Lawson Faculty Adviser ..............................................,.......,......... W. M. Morton Although the annual was started late in the year, these people have worked hard to make this the best edition of The Oak Leaves ever published. Es- pecial credit is due Marjorie Erdmann for her excellent leadership and organi- zation of the work. A warm subscription campaign was closed on March 19 the results of which, coupled with Robert Lawson's success as an advertising salesman, more than guaranteed the financial success of our book. TRI-COUNTY SOFTBALL LEAGUE Although baseball had been the fall sport for man years, the Tri-County League decided to play softball last fall. Oakfield, Lomira, North Fond du Lac, Brandon and Rosendale set up a schedule in which, due to the shortness of the season, each team played each other team only once. Coach Heimerl hurriedly gathered up a group of boys to make a team. Con- tinuing in the stride set up by our championship baseball team of the previous spring, these boys kept the Victory Bell warm with the following wins: At Rosendale, 5 to 2: at Brandon, 16 to 13 at Lomira, 7 to 3. Then came the championship game between North Fond du Lac and Oak- field High Schools at Collien's Field, Oakfield. Both teams were confident of victory with three victories and no defeats tucked under their belts on that cold October day. The Railroaders, however, won the trophy 13 to 2. Nev- ertheless, we are justly proud of the fact that it took North Fond du Lac to smear an otherwise perfect record. Our team won second place, and we won't forget that team or their coach. ' Page Fourteen