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

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OAK LEAVES B® HAROLD R. HEIMERL 1 I TE dedicate this annual of the class VV of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-eight to you, Mr. Heimerl. who has served us well as grade teacher and high school instructor. To you. as our Principal next year, we offer our heartiest congratulations and best wishes for success in the future. [2]

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rK The Bell, in front of our school building, has been adopted as our school emblem, continually to remind us to give our best in work and in play; to be true sportsmen in defeat as well as in victory; and to strive to overcome our obstacles. It tells us, ‘‘He who strives hard enough and long enough always wins, and rings the victory bell. Published by the SENIOR CLASS of OAKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL OAKFIELD WISCONSIN

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OAK LEAVES Standing—Miss Turville, Mr. Ilavden, Mr. Heimerl. Seated-—Miss Scholz, Mrs. McChain, Miss Sommerfield, Mr. Morton fKigh School £faculty W. MARKHAM MORTON River Falls State Teachers College Iowa Cniversitv Minnesota I niversity Science and German Administration and Publications HAROI.D R. HEIMERL Oshkosh State Teachers College Mathematics and Social Science Athletic Coach I.ILAH SOMMERFIELD Ripon College English and Social Science Library and Speech Coach Mrs. FRANCES S. MORTON River Falls Teachers College Iowa Cniversity English and Social Science Library and Speech Coach Grade School faculty MRS. LEILA McCHAIN Fond du Lac County Normal First and Second Grades VICTORIA SCHOLZ Milwaukee State Teachers College Third and Fourth Grades HELEN TCRVILLE Milwaukee State Teachers College Fifth and Sixth Grades JOSEPH A. HAYDEN Fond du Lac County Normal Seventh and Eighth Grades School [Board of Q)iflnd [No. i Mis Mariem T. Smith, Treasurer Leslie II. Cowles, Clerk [3] Alvin M. Bristol, Director