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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1940 volume:

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LEILA MCCHAIN We, the Senior Class of 194-O, in appreciation of your twenty-two years of inspiring service rendered to the school, respectfully dedicate to you Mrs. McChain, this edition of the Oakleaves. J-HW 19 Jwfifdv, ge.w,.J.,7....x nQ.1...,fw25 c.'z. 'a6'f,,,..y Jlflf2 4 -Tw '16-al--Za 401,015-ei,, ,564 NMA' .vfwff Kmifaffwwffffjai .AL xg nad-64152--NJ. m 2,!1.-,M an-J ya! WW I 5 A .4 . -xi . 5 ' 1 1 , ' ' J 5' Y K . 4 . L+.1b 'L 'W -. Z -4 ' 9 C t ' E E 5 sl, R K A f , , 3 K , Na , .W M 2 5-3 'F . gl Mr. Vandehey, Mr, Hayden, Mr. lfaiser, Mr. Heimerl. Miss Nelson, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs, McChain, Miss Iiottusek. SCHOOL FACULTY PRIN. HAROLD HEIIZZRL I.fYxI'E NELSON Oshlieill DTSQPQ-lease CQ!-nee River .Fe 118 Teeflh eros Qlleee Un irregrls-ijlgf-QQ sion English , Ili s t ory , ljilsrary ,O -mth., Soc. Science Speech MARVIN TCAISETR IP-FEES VABIDEEHY lJ.a.'!193'E9..Q0E.FKT?. Ea1L9l?.i33. ,'F9aChS1'.S College Oshlgosh 'FeeTcgerTsmO5,ll,ege, Science, Social Science, Band Athletics MRS. LEILA I.EcC'lfxIET MRS. EELEN DILLOIT Fond du La-ci-Qomnpjlyi Normal North, ,Qenlral ,Teg.c.11lers..QoQeg-e- First ani? Second G-reldes Fifth Rc Sixth YG'f'3.dFTS, lyping ELEANOR EZOTTUSEK .TOSFFH HAYDEN liilmukee Teachers College Fond du Lac--Qponpjgflqrngql Third 8a Fourth Grades, German 'E'e75fn'i'7'?f5i,gl1eu11 Graves Somoa... BOARD OF DISTRICT NO. l Alvin LI. Bristol, Diiedigox- Tfflilith, Treasurer Leslie EI, Gov:-les, Clerk ........EA........ CLASSES J? -affw ' xiii W7 ,ifZLLZ::m,, I ., I. i gwj,,,w,,,,mm W ff? M ,ifiiff M M' f Verna .Tagmd V ZQJ Babe Donald Ogle Fatn Iota Letberg I n ian A as Law Y 6 m X uf Warren Erdmann N1g Geraldine Sonn HI!-tw!! H fb Qlyulk . 'Harvey ehring Harv f iv . M we N ' VERNA IAGDFELD NCan her charm lie in that giggle?W Dramatics Q,E,4g Forensics l,2,5,4g Annual Staff 43 G,A.Au 4g Glee Club l,2,5 , DONALD OGLE WI hate to leave that old bass. Plenty of free-air at Ogles next year? Band l,2,5,4g Forensics 2g German Band Eg Dramatics 5,4g Boy Scouts l, 2,5,4g LOTS LEIBERG WI haVen't time to waste anv time,n 'Band l,2,5,4g Dramatics 2,5,4g Forensics l,2,5,4g Honor Roll l,2,3, 43 Glee Club 5,43 Annual Staff 4: Tennis lc School paper l,2,Z,4g Sec. M Treas. lg Vice Pres, 53 G,A,A. 3,43 Student Council lg German Band Eg Prom Queen 33 Girl Scouts lg Salutatory 45 D.A.R, Rep. 4, 9 VLARREN ERDMIXNN UI know it'S right, but Why?n Band l,2,5,4g Forensics l,2,5,4g Basketball l,2,5,4g Track 25 Soft- ball l,2,3g Football 43 Class officer 2,39 Dramatics 2,5,4g Glee ,Club 33 German Band 3, Oakleave staff 43 Boy Scouts l,2g GERALDINE SONN V 'These classes seem to interfere with my extra-curricular activi- ties ,W , Band 2,5,4g Dramatics 2,45 Newspaper l,2,5,4g Annual Staff 43 Girl Scout l,2, Forensics l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4 , Tennis l, if HARVEY DEHRING Wlts too bad that I haven't the opportunities Lindbergh had,W Glee Club 53 Vice pres, 2- Student Council 4g Football 4: Annual Staff 4, Lester Cook HL.V'N Anna Lee Cook WCookie Jacob Kordoske WJakieW Marilyn Horning fowoldfeuola Raymond Burleton 'lRay'Y' Betty Doyle NIrishW H WT0OtieW A I Y . ACTIVITY SUIVIIVIARIES LESTER CO OFC I guess teachers are OK - especially a certain rural teacher Basketball l,2,3,43 Band 23 Glee Club 53 Forensics 23 Dramatics 53 Prom King 33 Football 4e Baseball 5. ANTH LEE COOK I'd like to join the Navy Dramatics l,2,7,4j Student Council 2,3,43 Glee Club 2,5,4j Annual Staff 47 Newspaper l,2,?,43 Forensics 1,2,f'5,43 Cheerleader 5, 43 Class Vice President 13 C-irl Scout l,2,Ff,4. .TACOB KORDOSKE Why hurry? Rome wusn't built in a day Annual Staff 43 Track 233. MAR ILYN HORNDJG Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to youi' Band 1,2,3,43 Forensics 5,43 C-.A.A. 2,3,43 Newspaper Staff 5,43 Dramatics 43 Annual Staff' 43 Glee Club 43 Honor Roll 23 Band Li- brarian 43 Tennis 13 Girl Scout 1. PAYMOND BURLETON Dependability is a sterling qualityf' Band 3,43 Dramatics 2,I5,43 Band Pres. 4jIC1w'1SS Soc. 80 TI'GQB,2,5,4j Student Council 3,43 Newspaper Staff 2,3,43 High School Treas. 43 Basketball l,2,5,4g From Chairman 33 Football 43 Annual Staff 43 Boy Scout l,2,Z53 Softball 23 Track l,2. BETTY DOYLE Let's have a good time Transferred from Fond du Lacg Newspaper Staff 43 Annual Staff 43 G.A.A. 43 Glee Club 43 Forensics 43 Dramstics 4. George Doyle Georgie WGA' RLlthdZillS 1 'fFu e VT p , 8 ,dadf , ,Mew Mfffpmwi' Arden Roeske Fritz Vera Buell Ilona Edward Seyfezvt ' Eddie 4- Ruby Snyder if f ffof c' fa GEORGE DOYLE nI'll do my part, and willingly.u Student Council 4g Basket Ball 55,45 Forensics 23 Track 2g Band 25 . Glee Club 53 Football 3. RUTH ZILLS WSilence is golden.W Forensics 24 Newspaper staff 5,45 Annual Staff 4:Typing l,2,3. ARDEN ROESKE Wwhy is there so much work connected with school.N Newspaper Staff lg Soft ball 2g Football 4g Annual Staff 4. VERA BUELL NWhat is the secret of her quietness?W Newspaper Staff 3,43 Annual Staff4g Glee Club l,2g Typing 33 G.A.A 2 5 4- 790 EDWARD SEYFERT WDon't do tomorrow what you can leave until the day after tomorrow Band 5,43 Dramatics 4g Soft ball 5, Football 5g Glee Club 5, RUBY SNYDER WI nevgr thought one person could hold so many offices in one year W Glee Club 5,4g Student council 4g Class Pres. 43 Annual staff 4. Newspaper staff Z,4. CLASS HISTORY Yes! It's me again---Mr, Class History of l94O, people say I'm dry but I'm only what they make me, I begun with the Class of '40 beck in 157 when 24 shy people entered O.H.S. and started their high school years with Mr, Morton , adviser. They elected the following class officers: Jane Day,Presidentg Chester Kottke, Vice presidentg and Lois Leiberg, Sec. E Trees. A succesful financial and very active year was enjoyed, Hilma Ueker, Janice Shriver and Msrjorie Cowles left us during the year, After an enjoyable vacation 23 members returned, Jane Day and Chester Kottke transferred to Fond du Lac, and Mildred And- erson and Robert Thill dropped out, but Harvey Dehring , Ruby Snyder end Emily Richter joined us. Miss Sommerfield was our adviser, and the class officers were as follows: Warren Erdmann, president: Harvey Dehring, Vice president, Raymond Burleton, Sec. M Trees. Now after a second vacation we have lost more classmates, This time Bernice Stumnf trensferred to St. Karv's Springs and Gerald Doyle trensferred to Veupun, while Edward Seyfert joined us after having attended Fond du Lac biph school. Mr. Watkins was our adviser and the class officers consisted of: Warren Erd- mann as presidentg'Lois Leiberg, vice presidentg and Raymond Burleton Sec.MTreas, Our Prom was given with WAnchors Aweigrn as the theme and Lester Cook and Lois Leiberg as our king and queen. Still another vacation und this year Marie Scharschmidt moved to Harkesen and Betty Doyle joined us from Fond du lac. Mr, Heimerl was our adviser, and the class officers of the senior year were: Ruby Snyder, President, George Doyle, Vice presidontg Raymond Burleton, Sec. M Trees. Our class colors are baby blue and coralg our flower is the Gardenia, and our motto WTonight we launch, where do we onchorn, Warren Erdmann is the veledictorien of the class and Lois Leis berg is the salhtitorinn. We were very well represented in all outside activities and wish the same ggbet memories of Q,H,QLY to our successors. ' Verna Iegdfeld C2 Aix 'li lf' ,M Jy' . J' 92-ifiw 'ffjj',Y?if ff! iff bw- CLASS WILL We, the class of l94O,of Oakfield High School, being of sound mind and memory, do make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. ' We hereby give and beqxxeathr to the faculty , all the amazing knowledge and startling information that we have furnished them with from time to time on our various examination papers. We know that much which we have imparted to them, as well as to all the teachers and students everywhere, would throw much new light on many a hitherto familiar line of thought through' the whole world of science and learning, even outside of Oakfield High School. We leave to the dear class of '41, our back seats and clever- ness at playing nHookyn, To the class of '42, we will our recognition and superiority. To the class of '43, any overlooked balls of gum we may have left adhering to the underside of desks, assembly seats, or any unlikely places. we have sometimes had to rid ourselves of these in too much haste to be-able to pick and choose the most desir - able means of disposal. To Mr. Vandehey, we leave the balance in our class treasury, to be used in buying a pair of rubber shoes for de tective work. we feel he will need these in dealing with our successors. To Miss Nelson our ability to make hasty decisions. Kin re - rard to .Tim and Joe., Tb Mr. Heimerl, we leave memories of Ntoughn situations he had to see us through. To Mr, Kaiser and the band, we will people to fill our vac- ancies left by our geniuses, To Gordon Ryan, we leave t he examples of all the members of this class. We have proven ourselves able to keep quiet on all occasions, To Nick Shaub, Lester Cook wills his powerful WMissouri Right? Donald Ogle and Arden Roesko leave their excess weight and height to LeRoy Busch and Elton Kaul respectively. Anna Lee leaves Irene Ventland any other boyfriends, except the one in the navy. Raymond Burleton wishes to leave Alvin Briggs his bench warm- ing qualities in basket ball. Jake leaves his courage with the girls to Arthur Schaefer. Warren Erdmann bequeaths his ability to get up early to Holland Steinke. Geraldine leaves her height deficiency to LaVerne Hanna. Donald Hill will be given the opportunity to choose between Geerge's farming ability and Harvcy's aeronautic statistics. Betty leaves her giggle to Jeannette Coon.fShe says she'll be glad to get rid of itl. Mildred Schmidt was bequeathed a sunny smile and power with the opposite sex by Lois Leiberg. Vera loaves her'qQndy'free diet to Marion Schafer, To Betty Roeske Edward leaves his swift gait and scholastic ability. Ruby leaves best wishes to Orlin Zahn in gaining all the off- ices she has held. Marilyn Horning wills her pleasing personality to Jean Numer- ador. Ruth Zills leaves her meeknes and Nlight tripn to Jeanne Leid 9 holdt. Verna leaves her long finger nails to Mary Smiljanic, To those left out we're sorry, but you may have all pencil stubs and suchlike left in our desks. ' We hereby nominate and appoint LaVerne Henna executor and it is our desire that she provide bonds for the trustful acting of her duty, In witness whereof we have hereunto this last day of April, sealed our last will and testament, In presence of: Roko Smiljenic Gordon Ryan Verne Jegdfeld CLASS PROIHESY Nineteen hundred and forty was an important year in America. It was the year in which a great class was graduated from the Oakfield High School. And perhaps not less important, it was the year when I came into being in the labratory of that school, a cloud extraordinarily different from most clouds that had pre- ceded me. The youngster who saw me, when I was first formed,felt about me, just as those who see me for the first time today. One of my early lovers was a far-away- boy named Lester. He had been experimenting and as he banged the cover down on thehuth water in the kettle, I was formed and sailed high into the room. WAh! A cirrus cloud,N he said. As I hovered high in the corner of the room I decided that I would take it upon myself to watch this class and seemhat type of work they would pursue in later years. This dreamy, hazy boy, watched me as I loitered there and suddenly I felt being tossed about as a sharpWLesterH sent the air waves quivers ing about meg but no answer. ' ' 'Mmat's wrong with that boy, I wonder? You Lester!W No'answer. ' Mr. Heimerl, the schoolmaster, pulled his spectacles down and looked over them about the room, then he put them up and looked out under them. He seldom or never looked through them 5 they were his state pair, the pride of his heart and were built for Wstylen not service stove lids iust as well then said, not fiercely class to hear: V Hwell, I'll be---1 As they passed out alone and snatching up direction , hurried out -he could have seen through a pair of He looked perplexed for a moment and , but not loud enough for the rest of the ,a' Class dismissed,H of the room, Lester became aware of being his'books and,an NOK Pald cast in H my of the room. Twenty five years have passed since that day and many times have I fought to keep myself together. I have floated leisurely above the blue waters of the Pacific, been blown hither and yon by the gales in Alaska, sailed over the waring nations of Europe and watched the lovers on Hiami's moonlight beach. But always there was that one thought that I must see what those men and women were doing at the end of this period of years. I had spent about a month floating above the Antarctic Ocean and h ad decided that it was time for me to return upon my mis sion.I had pulled my self together for a long flight when all at once I was caught by a terrific current of air and forced through space. My head vas whirling and it seemed as though I would be broken into bits should I ever strike a solid object, when all of a sudden I vas thrown in the opposite direction and then I came to a stop. Having regained my senses I sa! beneath me on the vast sheet of ice and snow a huge mechanical monster , a vivid baby blue and coral, and on the full wing spread in six foot letters WOakfieldU. Here I had decided to return to my birthplace and lo and be- hold it had been transplanted directly beneath me. As I held my place above this flying city I wonder what would take place. Everything seemed so serene and peaceful below as it had in those days when I had first came into being in that fair village. I saw the cabin door of the giant bird open and out stepped a tall angular man and at once I recognized the figure of Apollo as being none other than Harvey Dehring. He had piloted this mass of steel and wood to a safe landing. One of the large doors on the side of the monster opened and a huge pole at least 100 feet long,' was rolled out, Then a bale of canvas and ropes, pulleys, etc., were unloaded. My curiosity was getting the better of me as to what this all meant, Suddenly a blast from a horn, commands from a loud speaker, a whirr of motors and the huge pole was set in place, The Stars and Stripes unfurled at the very top and directly beneath a banner floating in the Anarctic breezed with WOakfield High School Expedition, Class of l94OW inscribed. I saw that the penguin's curiosity had also been aroused as they had gathered near, but I noticed someone carrying a large basket of fish began to feed them. I recognized Vera Buell. That day in the class room she had been shall of stature but now :she was a tall stately woman, endowed with a humanitarian expression upon her face. Hearing the soft purr of a giant snow sled emerging from the large door I floated closer to see who the driver might be as his parka. was hiding his face, As I gazed intently I noticed it was George Doyle and seated close beside him handling the intricate scientific mechanism was Lois Leiberg, With a spurt they were off and had I not taken heed and concealed mvself in a nook of one of the huge wings of the flying city I should have been carried along with the whirring clouds of snow that followed them, No sooner had the hum of their motors died away in the distance than I heard the faint strumming of an electric guitar with a soft resonant voice coming from within the flying monster, Noiselessly I floated in through the onen door and near to where the strains of JThe Girl I Left Behind Men came from. As I drew nearer I saw Jacob Kordoske eentlv pluckina the strings and- yes orooning adlibitum this old familiar song. As soon as this song vas ended, his clear baritone voice led on with HI Want A Girlu. At this time a clear fluorescent light attracted my attent- tion and as I followed its rays I saw that it came from a large sign reading,URide In The Flying Car.NAs the passengers boardedl watched the conductor closelyg it was a lady, and I saw M rilyn Horning had proven her belief in Woman's Rights. A voice, unquestionably familiar came to me, as it said, WTO heck with your plying Car Marilvn, I am going out with my dog team,W and at once I knew it was Warren Erdmann with 16 huskies, harnessed to a sled with Rex in the lend. No sooner had they hit the trail than a putt, putt, greeted me. With a coughing and spitting of motor and then a Gentle purr of a motor cycleg a voice called out, WHey Jerry, you can't ride thatln But a defiant answer cfme back, 'Who says I can't , didn't I learn to ride a bike when I sold band tickets over at Lamart - ins? 'Wanna ride,Irish?W This was directed to her pal Betty Lou who was lugging a heavy portable typewriter and puffing-- and-- fuming both with rage and weariness, ' ' ,' HI'd like to, hut I've got to do this typing for Admiral Heimerl,W came the wistful retort. With a whirr, Geraldine vanished into the expanse of snow Over one of the amplifiers which had been in use came a distinct voice WCalling Dr. Burleton, Surgery g Calling Dr. Burleton, Survery, Hand at once I saw it was Anna Lee Cook.Ly- ing prone upon the stretcher was the fifnre of a mxn,cove ed fron head to foot vit' a bloody red. Just then Dr. Bnrleton entered lmmo has been painting in here?W he shouted. He gave the form on the stretcher a hasty examination and then burst into laughter. ' ' Wwhat bapnened Arden?Hasked he. ' WOh it's like this, vmile I was paintinf the stanchions down where we keen the cows and goats, Old Bess kicked over the paint bucket and I got it all over me. I ain't hurt but Miss Nelson the dietitian, had me sent up here,W answered Arden Roeske. I had not forgotten the voice coming over the amplifier and I next set out in search to see who was operating the radio.Up - on entering the room the greeting 'Hello America, this is Ruth Zills speakinr from the O. H. S. Expedition in Little America?W came to me. She then gave a thorough description of the surround- ing conditions which existed. I was next interested in seeing how this vast throng was fed and where their supplies were stored. As I pushed on down through the corridor, and I metn pushed, as the aroma of steak and onions garnished with fresh grown radishes was so heavy it was hard for me to make my way. Entering the immaculate kitchen I saw Chef Vandehey preparing the menu for their stay in the Antarctic. Leaving the kitchen I floated on into the dining room. There seated upon a platform on one side of the room was an orchestra with Eddie Seyfert conducting. The crowd was gathering. As I passed a bespectacled gentleman. I heard him inform his lady companion, that the dance team of Snyder and Ogle were appearing also stated that the opera star , Verna and did want to see the bevy of dancing down the hallways I noticed he was being room marked, NPrivate, Akmiral Heimerl W on the floor show, He Iagdfeld was to appear, vafted into a girls. As I vas forcibly ushered by his companion. Now you may but he has, since menting on better and bigger clouds. Today I was informed that- he was riding one of his latest creations over Waikiki, watching the Hawaiian girls dance. As it was getting rather late and I had seen all the rest of the class, I thought it wise for me to secure a secluded spot and join then them again on the morrow. I had no sooner taken question as to the whereabouts of Lester dock that day in 1940, when I was made, been experi - refuge when I heard the hum and whirr of motors, of the dog team nearing the flying city. I knew completed their scientific research for the day would stick to the task until they had fulfilled and the Hmushw that they had and that they their mission of giving to the world the best they had.The same they had given during their school days in Oakfield High School. 3 . 'L' ww, Betty Lou Doyle Gearldine Sonn UM, M., wx, Jfow stag -'twfuv 'Him qs-.ng 01 7274d Standing---Virgil Phelps, Dale Burleton, Gordon Ryan, Roko Smiljenic, Milton Wood, William Cook, Robert Bird, Mr. Vendehey Seated---Dorothv Stumpf, Justine De Jardin, Mnrie Guelzow, La Verne Henna, June Buchte, Jeanette Coon, Nelda Uonewell,Jovce Snyder, Lucille Wieee. -rf' ' 1 I. Ut Jr JUINHCDR CLASS if President Marie Guelzow Vice President iq La Verne Hhnna Secretary k Treasurer Justine De Jardin MOTTO VA live wire never gets stepped onn FLOUTE Tea Rose COLORS Peach and green Car Clutch Battery Gas Brake Steering Wheel Bumper Lights Flat Tire Spare Tire Spark Plug Heater Shift Choke Starter Tire Patch De'-fender Horn Motor A REAL FLIVVER Junior Class Milton Wood Dale Burleton Roko Smiljanic Luiclle Wiese Mr. Vandehey Virgil Phelps Justine De Jardin Dorothy Stumpf Robert Bird Jeanette Coon Gordon Ryan June Buchta Nelda Hopewell Archie Zills Marie Guelzow William Cook LaVerne Hanga LeRoy Bus h , Joyce Snyder CONFUCIUS SAYS: Confucius say, Wthe Junior Class is swell, And something about each one he has to telln. Confucius say, HLaVerne and Dorothy would be in their glories, If they could go to a dance every night and dance off worries.H Confucius say, Hnelda, Make up the nbrilliant Yo hi ho, kids are the Yo hi ho, only trouble Confucius say, HVirgi1 To go to bowling alley Justine, and Marie, threea. funniest things. do they bring. no skip-pe school, and play pool.n qConfucius say, Wquite sm rt are Roko and Bob-ee, But they talk-ee to much it's very plain to see,W Confucius is a very smart men. He talk-ee more than anyone else can I bet I know what's troubling you, Is what Confucius say true? Well --------- Confucius say, Hwhat makes Le Roy so tall, So he makes good center next year in basket-ball. K Confucius say Whe know that Milton Woods' Chances with Elaine are very good.' Confucius say, 'that Joyce isn't half so shy As she was when she entered High.n Yo hi ho, kids are the funniest things. Yo hi ho, only trouble do they bring. Confucius say, 'that Mr. Vandehey Is such an angel he has to be careful what he say,W Confucius say, da typical farmer have we It's none other than Mr. Archie.W Confucius is a very smart man, He talkie more than anyone else can. I bet I know what's bothering you Is everything Confucius say true? Wel1--- Confucius say,Wtwo cut-ups have we, Basketball players, Gordon Ryan and B1lly.W Confucius say, Wthey all are pretty gay.W ' So join in the fight to be the shining light, And remember vhat Confucius sav. HISTORY When Freshmen, we started a career at the Oakfield High School as students who go out and get things for themselves, With Mr. V.ndehey as our advisor we did many things this year of which we are proud. Many of our members took part in outside activities and really surprise some of us. In basketball, 'the sport in which everyone is interested, we placed six members, who showed us some of that Hold peppesn. While in G.A.A. and Girls Glee Club we have some girls who took a very active part, Us have very few members ih the Bend, but Forensics appealled to many of the students. During the first semester we received our class rings, and they are somewhat different from those of other years. We gave one of the most successful parties ever given at O.H.S, It was a HSadie Hawkinsd party, you know, where the giris do the asking...All of us girls wish we could have more parties of this kind. I wonder why? New we are looking forward to the Prom. ' Well, I guess I'll have to close our bit until next year, when we are Seniors and will have a little more to write about, M jgg,ff,f + irj,,fi1f0 ' .fp ff' V, 4 Ay gunna V A5112 fyufjdlf Aylynb 13 , D wfw Wi WW ffwfgfw R W NUVLJV F'4 Lf A ' I ,W Wfa , M :w JW Sy 4 f A W , J if , My er E 3 fy ' 2 fu ,if ' , Ag. My 'Jay , GQ f,fJL D UQ' 'U Ji N ' .,fWu0fff-Lofff S9 ,fy 3- L, 3 5' iq ,pk Ayyijo, qvi! G I ACHXH. WCA! wi, Qjgjg his Ffh ,vxymy ,Q Qfyyljw. .Q ffm if Q ffg Fr A J ,iii Ng' . 'F 1 w . , ' A' ipfwp Q In E X I Q Mt. . U ' , V t -J-f I O WYQQ Top Rowe--Harold S ' W mlth, Hilliam Guelzow Donald Hill N , , orman Buell, Sam Smith, Orlin Zahn Second Row---James Stumpf, Rieta Helfmann, Betty Roeske, Georgiane Doyle, Mary Cook, Nick Schaub, Mies Nelson Seated---Eleanor Wiese, Marcella Schultz, Delores Ogle, Luella Henson, Jeannette Hhgenknecht M ' ' 'w if SQPHOMCDRE CLASS President Betty Roeske liter ?resident William Guelzow Secretary 3 Treasurer Jeanne Leidholdt 'Morro K f HA quitter never wins, and e winner neverxqni eu! FLOWER Lv 11 'xfxk pf - V I kk V' V' '-I f lik. A Pansy ,J ,' S- x N K S '1 cotons 'NN' J' Canary yellow and burnt russet,f' r ? fd A SOPHONORE DIARY September, 1959 Q ' Dear Diary, School again! Now we're all full 3 . fledged sophomores. Now's our chance to get revenge on the freshies, The initiation party's over! Boy, did we give it to the freshies. Between the shocking machine and the chocolate facials, we're sure they were fully initiated, October, 1939 ' Dear Diary , The month of October didn't bring anything very unusual We enjoyed the freshman return party very much. Halloween did bring some added fun. November, l939.' Dear Diary, K Had thanksgiving twice--and only one vacation! Was that a,J1pfaor.was,it311??? The teachers convention brought us a very short vacation. December, 1959 Dear Diary, No snow, but Santa arrived anyway, He brought many un- usual gifts, especially to Miss Nelson! We won't,mention what it was! After the Christmas party our vacation began --Hurray!! January, 1940 Dear Diary, Happy New Year! We've all recovered from our celebra- tion KWe Hopel After two weeks vacation we're back again ---- f-- rarin' to go! February, 1940 Dear Diary , ' February brought us another school us, the famous sophomores, we had a surprise accompanied by the girl who, always gets what also distributed valentines on Valentines Day. captured Mr. Heimerl's heart for the day with More power to her! A Good bye Dear Diary, Until Next Year, party, sponsored by guest, Who? Jackie she wants, Rita, we Our own Georgiana her valentine. .... . I s 1 t SOPHOFIORE IME? PUZZXLE WSmall Johnnyn came to school one day, She liked us and decided to stay, You don't have to be Jack and Jill, To go sliding down our WHillN. To know how long a fish is dead, You must look at their WGi1ls son red, To handle something fragile and rare, Use a Wlight holdw and lots of care, 'Thus onu Fritz provokes many a merry gale When Billy brings us the Sunday mail. WOh gullw that flys over the waters blue, The sailor welcomes the sight of you. Our WSmithsW someday will farmers be, If you don't beleive it, just wait and see, Not in the kitchen will you look, If you want to find our little HCookH. Our WDoyle-EW And dainty as Most dogs Wag Have you ever is like a little elf, those used on the shelf. their tails, by heck, seen one with a Wwaggin' One of us isn't quick and breezy, But she is by no means 'Weezy'. When there's an argument around this joint, Orlin hold' Us-onn to win his point. This nBurlCtonJH is not a knot in wood, But doesn't study as he should. necku? One among us likes to sit, We wonder if she could dance Herr Wschmidtn? WWend landn it is you want to buy, Be sure that some is high and dry. SOPFOHORE CAKE Ingredients: ' Q cup shortening KNick-short! 15 cups sugar lGeorgiana-so sweet! 2 eggs lSam-Jim- a couple of good eggs! 1 cup milk CBetty-so goodl 2 cups flour fHiss Nelson-flower of our class! 2 squares chocolate Kleanette-Luella-darkl i teaspoon ginger CJeannel ,add Spice, 1 teaspoon nutmeg Clrenel I teaspoon soda fBil1y-sizzlingl l teaspoon baking powderfRita-she wears it on her face flavoringfDelores-adds flavor! a pinch of salt KMildredJ i Cream Q cup of Nick well, and add ll cups of Georgiana.Beat Sam and Jim well and add slowly to Nick and Georgiana. Sift dry ingredients-Miss Nelson, Jeanne, Irene, Billy, Rita, and Mildred three times, and add alternately with Betty to the mixture. Mix it Well to have a smooth batter and then add a teaspoon of Del- ores, Put it in the Sophomore pan.Cl4 Qirls by 8 boys! Wefll let 'Whry Cookn it, SOPTONORE FROSTING CFORNANH L cup of milk fHarold-he knows howl 2 cups powdered sugar fDonald-fluffy and whitel butter lE1eanorD vanilla lArleneJ Mix Q cup of Harold with 2 cups of Donald. Melt Eleanor,and add to Harold and Donald. Then add Arlene. Put the frosting on the Sophomores and add the HHaveln nuts, You may all have a piece!!! I!! -V vw W lv 'gf , O !!t! I ffXEgY'LaQ'JiLfZ45ilu sw X L7 . lg -' I .uv W N . Y 1 L , , I O 4- Q? J, 'Q 1? Q . l fo bf Standing---Rolland Steinke, Arthur Schafer, Walter Flaim,Roland Geisthardt, Norman Buell, Lowell Horning, Mr, Heimerl, Seated---William Reents, Jean Num erdor, Dorothy Thgendorf, Marion Sch f R - ' a er, osemary De Iardln, Elton Kaul. Absent---Alvin Briggs, Orin Nitschke, Alfred Nitsohke. a FRESHIVVXN CLASS ff M 'V 7 President Lowell Horning Vice President Rosemary De Jardin Secre ary K Treasurer Dorothy Uhgendorf MOTTO HGreat oaks from little acorns grow' I FLOWER For-get-me-not COLORS Blue and Gold ' t Name Elton e Norman Jean Alvin Rosemary Arthur Lowell Marion Vhlter Rolland William Dorothy Roland NATIONAL CELEBITTES Robert Taylor Little Brown Koko Duke of Windsor Big Chief wahoo Pete the Tramp Daniel Webster Paderwiski Mortamore Snerd Arlene Harris Fred Allen Perci Van Skylar Betty Lou Al Pierce IMAGINE Williamrkissing a girl Jean-Without Hilton Rosemary-A platinum blond Roland-Tall and slim Rolland Rosemary Walter William Roland Alvin Jean Elton Marian Norman Arthur Dorothy Lowell Rolland-Getting to school on time Halter-Not having someone to lean on Norman-Having a date Marian-Alway s flirting Lowell-growing up Elton-Flashy and boaftful Alvin-Smoking a cigar Dorothy-Short and fat Arthur4Missing school ' TIHAT I TO DO OR BE MOTTO Experience is the best teacher Nothing sacred Watch me fall Let life follow Leap by leap Out of the frying pan Prepared for nothing Consider the beginning Laziness is life Conquering never Never prepared Busy as a bee Eat, drink, and be merry What I Want to do-be Second Jake A lady's man See-saw Wood A great scientist Laugh and grow fat The town lawyer vvnpcughn Big town girl Life in price A steady girl Funny Librarian Make long shots CLASS ROLL Elvin Briggs, the first on our list, Ought to be a scientist. Then arrives Norman, our country lad, Who's always good, never bad. Rosemary De Jardin, short and sweet, Girls like her are hard to beat. Walter, our hero, on the Basketball flo Isn't quite six feet four, or, Then comes Rolland, with his handsome features, He's made quite a hit with the teachers Lowell, the manager of our team, Isn't so small he can't be seen. Elton Kaul, our bashful boy, Uses his books as a tool, not as a toy. Alfred Nitschke, who is short and dark, Is a mighty flame from a little spark, Jean Num erdor, with the lirht brown ha Is a newcomer in our ranks so fair. William Reents, just Hwanoor to you, Does things you and I wouldn't do, Marian and Arthur, who walk three miles Have such pleasant and winning smiles. Roland Steinke, our roly-poly boy, Fills our class with oodles of joy, And here this name the last of all, Dorothy Wachendorf answers the call. 1 9 If I FHESIHI KAN HIQTOPY As usual, ve the freshmen came to school on our first day a little worked up, Our class had fifteen members but to our misforttune Betts Schrauth and Orin and Alfred Nitschke left us We've partly made up for the losses with the addition of Jean Numnerdor and Jean Vorenbera. After becoming accustomed to the school, initiation was inflicted upon us, The electric shock seemed to take most of the greenness out of us. We gave two school parties which we considered quite successful, It was rumored that there never was enough food but they soon forgot about that, Four of our class are regular members of the band. We wish that Rolland and Arthur would have kept up their band work Dorothy played a trombone solo at the tournament at Oshkosh and took a second place. She has three more years ahead of her so we're expecting a great deal from her. Our musicians are Doro- thy, Alvin, Lowell and Rosemary. Some of the boys participated in athletics. Rolland, Ro- land, Walter and Arthur were on the second basketball team Some also played football. Lowell served as manager and did a fine job of it. We also took part in the interclass basketball tournament. The boys finished in fourth place, but the girls managed to get second. Now with 'e hope that classmen. 'e fourteen in our class we end our first year, We we haven't been a bore to the teachers and upper- are anxiously awaiting our sophomore year, and we hope it will be as successful or even moreso than was our first year. ew J ? 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My 'HW H MM M Standing -- Jeanette Wagenkneckt, Betty Doyle, Verna Jagdfeld, Warren Erdmann, Gordon Ryan, Sem Smith, Robert Bird, Marce- llaSchultz, Rosemary Delardin, Geraldine Sonn Seated -- Nelda Hopewell, Marilyn Hbrning, Betty Roeske, Anna Lee Cook, Marie Guelzow, Mary Cook, Rita Helfmann,Lois Lei- FQRENSICS An extra-curricular activity, forensics are becoming increasingly important in high schools today, Oakfield stu- dents who participated in the local contest did some splenp did work this year.Mr, Ralph Schmidt, speech instructor not the Mayville High School, was the judge. Of the twenty-one students who appeared in the local contest, he selected the following for the first and second places in each division. Humorous Declamation--Lois Leiberg, Arlene Weber. Serious Declamation--Jean Leidhbldt, Betty Roeske Extemporaneous--Mary Cook, Marie Guelzow.KSpeakingJ Extemporaneous Reading--Betty Doyle, Nelda Hopewell Orations--Gordon Ryan, Warren Erdmann. berg, Miss Nelson. These contestants represented our high school at the contest which was held at the local hall. Professor James , Oshkosh State Teachers College, was selected as the judge.Oak- field received a good share of the honors, winning two first R three second places. Jean Leidholt and Nelda Hopewell were presented with plaques, es first place awards. Jean and Nelda together with Mary Cook, Lois Leiberg, and Gordon Ryan, enrolled in the sub-district contest in Weupun ., Here, these students competed with many and much larger sch - ools, and although Oakfield Won no firsts or seconds, our rep- resentatives made a fine showing. The high school can be just- ly proud of its forensic team. Nm.. Back Row -- Mr, Kaiser, Edward Seyfert, Raymond Burleton, Jeannette Wagenkneckt, Dorothy Stumpf, Orlin Zahn, Don- ald Ogle, Mary Cook, Mwrilyn Horning, Dorothy Wagendorfv Rose lhry De Jardin. Center Ruw -- Ivrgeret Schoepke, Geraldine Soni, Lucille Teu- chout, Iilliam Rusenfeldt, Delores Cale, Vzrren Erdmmnn, Lois Leiberg, Lowell Horning, Marvin Kaufman, Front Row -- Marie Kenyon, Jean Mary Rendell, Betty Roeske, Carl Giese, Robert Bird, Carol Cragoe. BAND The band, now in its third year has progressed very rap- illy. Mr. Kaiser continued as our director and Jeanne Leid- took the position of drum major . Ray Burleton was elect- ed president, Mary Cook secretary and treasurer, and Marilyn Horning librarian. Combined concerts were held at Lomira on April 9 and'at Oakfield on May 15th with the Lomira and Oakfield bands participating, Both concerts were ve'y well attended, The band narents association purchased a new flute and a pair of cymbals for the bass drum, and the School board purchased a saxbphone, A series of programs were sponsered this winter, Dy the association, to raise money for the band fund. Fine talent was displayed at each program. Although we recieved only second place in both concert and marching last year, we received tio firsts at the districts music festival at Oshkosh, May 4, this year.Among the required numbers were WThe Seeds Of Cadmusn , a number featuring every section of the band, and WMnjoretteW. Mr. Kaiser has made arrangements to have a recording made of the WSeeds Of Cadmusn by the Oakfield High School band which students may purchase. We are very proud of having the best band in the tri-county at the present time. Our hats off to Mr, Morton for having brought this band into our school, and to Mk. Kaiser for the fine work that he has done in bringing them to the top, Al-T Standing---Miss Nelson, Dorothy Ftumpf, Verna Jagdfcld, Warren Erdmann, Raymond Burleton, Gordon Ryan, Robert Bird, Vera Buell, Geraldine Sonn. ' ' Seated---Lois Leibcrg, Yhrily n Horning, Betty Roeske,Dorothy Wechendorf, Anna Lee Cook,Marie Guelzow, Mary Cook, Justine DoJardin, Betty Doyle. THE QAKLEFXF STAFF The Oakleaf started its fifth year of existence last fall when Marie Guelzow was elected as editor. Positions left empty by the graduation of seniors were filled by capable students Each year we have new typists on the staff. for only seniors fill these positions. Through cooperation the staff has improved the Oakleaf in appearance and content. Sections are reserved for different organizations such as band, sports, literature etc.Clever head- ings and cartoons help to brighten up the paper. Through ads and subscriptions the Oakleaf has prospered financially,We now print twenty-one business ads and publish one-hundred and thir- ty-five copies. With a more experienced staff for the 1940-l94lschobl year we are looking forward to a better paper than ever before un- der the leadership of Miss Nelson. THE ANNUAL STAFF Editor - in - Chief Assistant Editor Literary Editors Special Editors Business Managers Advertising Managers Production Managers Art Editor Sports Editors Advisor Rubv Snyder Justine Delardin Marilyn.Horning Lois Leiberg Raymond Burleton Verna Jagdfeld Betty Doyle Geraldine Sonn Ruth Zills Vera Buell Donald Ogle Geraldine Sonn Batty Doyle Anna Lee Cook Lester Cook Warren Erdmann MT, Heimerl ATHLETICS .!W,0.ffMZjf VWW 0 3 M W W' +5531 , ,M ,ff fi My WW! . L1 Q.. 55, E- ff... . rw f 0 W Hi Top Rowi--Geraldine Sonn, Vera Buell, Rosemary DeJardin,Marcella Schultz, Betty Doyle, Jeanette Wagenknecht, Dorothy Stumpf Second Row---Mary Cook,,Marie Guelzow, Anna Lee Cook, June Buchta Dorothy Wagcndorf, Betty Roeske, Rita Halfmann, Luella Hanson Seated---Miss Nelson, Delores Ogle, Justine DeJardin, Marilyn Horning, Lois Leiberg, Nelda Hopewell, Jean Nummerdor, Verna Jagdfeld. GIRL S'ATHLETlC'ASSOClATION Just exactly three years ago next fall the G.A.A. was or- ganized. One day Nr. Morton called a meeting of nine Junior and Senior girls interested in athletics and introduced the idea to the girls whereby they too could earn letters. It didn't take long before a constitution was drawn up and the members of the lower classes could become members, if initi- ated. We had many parties and had many nice times. This was all during the first year, but the second year we went out for Whig stuff.H We invited different schools-- and were also invited to other schools--for parties. Socially the G.A.A. was very active. Some of you still remember the time we had the sledless party. More fun! ' And now we come to the third year of it's existence. Get- ing off to a good start we initiated the new members at the first party, This year we also had many parties, We were dissappointed when we had planned to go on a sleigh ride party but there was no snow. We entertained ourselves by play - ing games and dancing in school and of course-eating. Another party no one will forget is the bowling party W! had, And don't forget the time we went to North Fondy for the playday, With twenty-seven active members and Miss Nelson as our advisor we did many things we will never forget. Next year we hope to improve the G,A,A. by making it big- ger and better, GIRLS TABLE TENNIS After the boys table tennis league had been successfully organized, Mr. Heimerl helped the girls to form a league for singles with twelve girls participating. A Betty Roeske won the championship'with Bl victories and only 2 defeats. Jeanne Leidhodt won 29 and lost 4 to come in second and Mary Cook with 23 wins and 10 losses finished in third. The league proved to be very interesting and successful We hope that it can be organived earlier next year and that more girls decide to participate. GLEE CLUB The glee club was reorganized this year under the leader- ship of Mrs. Dillon. Justine Delardin was elected president, Joyce Snyder vice-president, and Irene Wendlandt was chosen to act as librarian. Intervention of other activities retard- od it's progress, but we were able to take part in the Christ- mas Band Program. Among other favorites sung,were HAllah's Holddayn and HDeep In My Heart? We hope to be able to do more with our glee club next year, X X Y Mary Cook, Anna Lee Cook, Jean Leidholdt CHEERLEADERS To load the cheers for the boys in orange and black Oak- field High had to elect two new cheerleaders this year Jeanne Leidholdt and Mary Cook were chosen to fill the 'va- cancies left by Stell Leidholdt andd Mary Ann DeJardin. Anna Lee Cook resumed her former position, and with the two inex- perienced sophomore girls formed a trio which created fervid enthusiasm in the team and among the rooters. Peppery pep-meetings were presented before each game to display and amplify the school spirit, Hilarious skits and comedies created considerable enthusiasm which is synony- mous of the fight which is needed to make a good basketball game good. Although the basketball team wasn't always on top 'this year the volume of the cheers never diminished and we hope that in the coming year this volume can even be increased, Anna Lee has had her last year of cheering, and as she graduates this spring someone will have to take over her place next fall, Good luck and lots of pep to the cheerlead- ers in their next year of leading the athletes of oakfield onward to victory. BUYS TABLE TENNIS In February Mm, Heimerl organized a table tennis league for the boys, It was decided to play doubles instead of singles so that all would have the opportunity of playing oftener. of the thirty boys who decided to play, sixteen were placed in a major league consistina of seasoned players, and the remaining four- teen boys were placed in a minor leanue, The GuelvowaStumpf and the Flainawood teams finished in a first place tie in the minor leaque with l5 victories and 3 de- feats each. Guelvow and Stumpf won two out of three in the play-off to take the title, In the major league, Buell and Smith won the championship with l7-victories and 4 defeats, and the Erdmann-Steinke team came in second by winning l5 and losing 6. Following the league schedule an elimination tournament was conducted for both classes of players, Norman Buell, a fresh- man, copped first in the major tournament, and Hill and H,Smith finished second and third respectively.' In the minor tourna- ment another freshman boy, Arthur Schafer,won first place while Billy Guelzow and H, Dehring finished second and third respect- ively. We are looking forward to an even better table tennis sea- son next winter. F ,M ,,,, , i ,- .-..-.,-.,.,,...,..,,,, 1 1 ,Q . 2 3 I 1 1 3 . , w I ,sl Standing--LHarvey Dehring, James Stumpf, SemfSmith, Arden Rees- ke, Mr. Vandehey, Norman Burleton, Raymond Burleton, Roland Geisthardt, Robert Bird. Second Row---Warren Erdmann, Lester Cook, Dale Burleton. Third Row---Edward Seyfert, George Doyle, Donald Hill. TCDUCH FQGTBALL Oakfield High School added a new sport this year and also a new coach. The touch football season introduced Coach Vandehey who filled the vacancy left by Mr. Heimerl. The fight and spirit of the team during all of the games played whether they were won or lost shows that the new sport and the new coach were both well liked. With only a little knowledge of how to play the game called Wtouch footbellu, enthusiastic fellows reported every night after school for daily practice. They worked herd and started the season eplendidly by defeating North Fondy in e decisive battle by o 28 to O score. The team looked very promising. Although they fought bravely the inexperience of our boys was displayed in the next geme ut cempbellsport which the letter won 26 to 12. The following week, however, the gang nosed out Rosendole 7 to 6. The game with Brandon wus far from dry. In fact it wus quite wet, so wet that victory for the Oakleaves wus drowned by u 26 to O margin. Then the undefeated Kcweskum Indians to town and carriec home the bacon to the tune of 28 to 6 08.1116 Oakfield had started the touch football season with u vic- tory and ended it in the some manner. Thirty one points were chalked against Lomira, while the Hilltoppers themselves mnde failed to score. Three victories and three defeats put Ockfield exactly in the center in the final standings. WSuccessfu1H describes the Coach and the new sport perfect ly. Proof of the success of both was shown bv the fine sports- manship and clean fighting that the team exhibited, and by the unyielding enthusiasm of the students of Oakfield High who could always be heard cheering the team onward. Next fell the boys whom we are leaving behind will have the golden opportunity of getting into renl football togs, and go- ing out on the field to play some real honest to goodness tackle football. We hope that the boys backed by the student body will work hard to make this new sport a real asset to our school. 5. 1 f I ig 1 A S' A V i ' ' Q g g Ly E AQ '.. Standing --- Mr. Feimerl, Lowell Horning, Rolland Steinke, Arthur Schaefer. Milton Wind, Walter Flaim, Rolland Geist- hardt, Roko Cmilianic, William Guelvow, William Cook, Mr. Vandehev. ' Seated --- Donald Hill, 'Georwe Doyle, Warren Erdmann, Dale Burleton, Lester Cook, Gordon Ryan, Pavmond Burleton. Mascot --- Gordon Kaufman. , BASKETBALL Our 1959-40 b. f , g no of championship calibre, lived up to preseason expectations. With the loss of such outstanding players as Orville Erdmann, Donald Oelke Lloyd Anderson and Clinton Censky by graduation, the new Coach-Mr. Vandehey, faced a tough situation of finding enough good men to replace these losses, With Tarren Erdmdnn, Dale Burleton and Lester Cook as a nucleus of experienced boys, Coach Vandehey set to work and developed a team which played some very interesting basket- ball and finished fourth in the conference race with six vic- tories and a like number of defeats. The highlight of the season, no doubt was the 17 t o lO victory over the Railroaders from North Fondy at Liberty Hall asketball team althou h t on Dec. 15. It was one of the best games that our team played durinc the entire season, In spite of the fact that Will and Busch were home in bed with severe colds, our team made a fine shovinm in the Campbell- sport District Tournament by dropping a heartbreaker to New Hol- stein in the last ten seconds of play by a 26-25 score in the first game. North Fond du lac defeated our team 17-ll in the second game of the tournament thereby eliminating them from fur- ther competition. Coach Vandehey gave his best to the team all season and proved that he has what it takes. With one year of experience behind him, and with such letterman as D. Burleton, Hill, Busch, Ryan and W.Cook returning, our Coach can look forward to having a fighting team which may outdo the 1959-40 quintet. N. Rrdmann, L. Cook and G. Doyle are lettermen who are graduating, and We know that they will be missed next year. ne.aO,ffn...R2C,fn.D. Oakfield -1 Brandon Oakfieldnn.-A Lomira Oakfield Kewaskum Oakfield Lutheran Academy Oakfield- North Fondy Oakfield Campbcllsport Oakfield Rosendale Oakfield Lutheran Academy Oakfield-- Lomira-- Oakfield-u.-do-- Kewaskum OakfieldL-,-- Brandongu' Oakfield-me-. North Fondy Oakfieldau- any Rosendales- Oakfield-w- Vu-25 Campbellsport 20 'Non-conference games . .C.AYEP.E3LlE.?QEQP.iP?i'f13!.CElE.QiTE9lE'.N5l Oekfield 25 New Holstein l 26 Oakfiold ll North Fondy 17 1 V N 1 SE? WIE'LL NEVER FORGET THE night Jake too Rita to the school party. day the seniors went to the movie WNorthwest Passage? first football game, day Irene tripped and fell down the steps. day the sophomores saw WGone With The Windn. day Mr. Morton the dear friend of so many of his for- mer pupils visited school. day Mr. Heimerl wasn't here. day the paper came out on time and even ran an extra. day some of the seniors had a farewell party for Marie lwithout Marie! . Sadie Hawkins party. 'A time Ray took LaVerne to WGone With The Windn-and Rita's disappointment, dev Pete came 10 minutes late. ' initiation party. Valentine Billy Cook pot from Marcella Schultz. pass Seyfert caught that was intended for Lomira. day June Buchta did the Nwiggle wagglen for the bene- fit of the freshmen. sophomores fan dancing and hula dancing at the pep meeting, day the majority of the senior class had a good laugh on Lois. P.S. she still doesn't know what it is. day we had perfect attendance,and after Q school party too. day Donald Hill got 100 in English, April fool. Christmas program and Miss Nelson's wonderful gift. day Miss Nelson fell from her chair. basketball fellows drinking grape juice. day Gordon brought his bottle to school. Don't get ex- cited, it wus only cream. days Gordon and Justine held hands in American History Class. www , mafkffff-g4,,,, U' I . 1, lava T331 ,, ii g ADVER 5? ,W,z-,,f52+f ffgfc5J.2. 5 ' Q00 J. digg, WMLL ,, A9'f5'i.P5 'b' ENT A 5X2-Bjfffa ,MM X fJ6,w!a,Z-Z a '5 'f'f fff diedwwb? ?'mfff7 5 'f4w 0v .2 H.H.,zM. 3,20 7af.ff4w?:2,w4,,6,f,Zpaf,.,A., i- 5,f,4,,f,Z ?j f ga ,Zu-+6 Wfifff P 'jg F' Fl fl, fb! I 1 I K 1 THE smsnam rzzsmuw amaze FDR ALL Smart appereil for every Budget Fond du Lac I 1 r vm Q W- K rail SmfiS11i3f-TD SULOVA HVVATGHES C'A'RS'THUC 5'TR'?C MRS G -. jf T-C5 5 I f0xUT0l4Q'f WE BLUEBIRD REGISTERED DIAMONDS 105 NO. MAIN ST. FOND DU LAC I SALES G SERVICE INC. THE PIONEER AUTO PARTS HOUSE l54 SO. MAIN-OPPOSITE 3rd ST FOND DU LAC, JIS. ,Y , , uSTATESOH'S CAFE TAVERNH EXTRAORDINARI NEALS SODA Q FOUNTAIN SERV 'E , IC m at Reasonaple Prices ,xx J , x,, Ciiv 3 L Main A Division-Fqnd du Lac Swami! gymygyn NE SELL TO TEAMS AT I WHOLESALE PRICES IOS SO. MAIN ST, FOND DU LAC IZ 5 1 Dy IBUCIQ Shoes Store I FOUTWUNR for ' the FAMILY So South Mfzirw SL as SURE TO GET I M E ' - I 'C WGN 5 oP1'IcL:.L SERVICE FCND DU LEC, us. 15th FLOOR HAT. EXCHAIGE 3-57 .JI V I i X ,,- ill? P l LANDAAL Braoa. Co, ' 16 EAST MAIN ST., WAUPUN, NIS. PHONE 104 McCormick Deering Farm Equipment. G. E. Refigerstors 3 Appliances. Perfection Oil Stoves, Maytag Washers. Meutz Paint Q Gloss. Skellgss Ranges. Aolznfwa -5 I-l1nn'sFoed Sump ' Phone - 14 E.2nd-Fond du Lao 251 THE PERFECT COMBINATION Clear Cleaning and Fit Pressing Crystal Form Postage Prepaid FRESH FRUITS-VEGETABLES-MEAT PHONE 41 Oakfield, wig. I . Q I or ' 0 k Tx Building Materiel , COIFUCIUS say: uBreins hold job but clothes Fuel-Feed-Feed Grinding V get interview.n f A PRESEING invitation from HIGHEST PRICES PAIE FOR MODEL LAUNDRY CO. MALTING IARLEI A Leunderers-Cleaners-Dyers Forest Ave. at Macy St. BADGER YARDS Fond du Leo, Wie. Oak Center - Phone IOSRQE I in Phone 3800 A A I so A .A 1 r I I I . i in ' ' A' '1'-w ' iT L. 9 BEYERS FUN-RAL soil . OAAfIb4D 'H+VATOQ CO H Q 4- ' - phone 133W-522 E.Ms1n-Wampum . fG0dQEf5Q21Ubx. . Furniture Store A ' M.. . Quality Furniture Carpets , Q,,,,,-1, 'i Sm Reasonable Prices Phone 71 -- 5o9 E. Mein gf 0 ' A it oskfieia, wig. Phone 55 rn I l ., , QOLEJS Service --W C! H Stetson Livesmteclc Iruclfinq O'NSpQCici!Ty X WADHAM'S GASOLIHE AND OILS T New Location on Main Street PHONE 63 - OAKFIELD, WIS. 'Buyers T 3 . f- , fr f 4- 1 DC. KENYON LIVESTOCK DEALER QUALITY of Choice Dairy Cattle OAKFIELD,WIS. P- A .ff , -pr , IAMNOTH SPRINGS CANNING CO. Kernel-Corn e Peas K13E'IPIE HYACINTH HGLADIOLASU A Oekfield, Wisconsin v , Y GEORGE WILLARD Complete Ignition Service Expert Welding Strebascope Analyzing DAY Q NIGHT SERVICE DEEP ROCK PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Phone 25 - Oekfield, Wisf 5404 , , +- s Phone 5702 65 S. Mein St. MYRON C. GISBERS A SONS ? f Jewelers f Diamonds, Wutches, Jewelry, Silverware-Chinawere-Glesswar Fond du Leo - Wis. - Waupun ,-emu. FRED C. SHADZ Dealer in Livestock General Trucking - Feed Grinding Oekfield, Wie. ,Phone lO8R2l -9 , ' , , ?- , SOMJIBRFIELD an 1-fem!-mls KRT? RAI E. JOCD Furniture Dealers Zigkpx Q' f ' ' ss - J' end, K xiflgwers for Graduation T .W Undertexers E m f ' T . T 0'fHilCaS ' M For every otner purpose Stovesu .L lb - T O 'Q .1 . , I . . 3 S- '11 Novelties and Gifts Philco ou--o 5 -v .-- '- L-D.-W.-M-,H :f2f1,l'!4Q j Red1os?f:::::::::i T24 s. Mein st. imwf . .LA 'R .,- Fh 1,ql F d l . mqufw T 'k Oakfield Win f-one lp, on QU nec sud . fhQDQLl5R5' ., I 1 HHV', ez 1 O A , A , A T ,355 ,I A , ,ll mzuiosz Smozo HARTFORD, WISCONSIN A Specialists in HIGH SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY V O I i!L Y Sl! Tourist Restaurant WUAPUN f Just Good Food A Snack or e Meal MODERATE PRICES We don't keep good cars. I H We sell them. I W. E. Reynolds Ford Garage Oakfield,.Wis. I Ford Mercury and Lincoln Motor cars. The New Ford Tractor with Ferguson System. f Blue Bud Bakery at the FIVE POINTS I Qgoem Dey -KNiQN WEDDING CAKES A SIECIALTY Ehone 7060 Fond du Lac, Wis. t . Vl.4llc Q no Q ,-sO O C '- QUALITY GROCERIES I M6lt'nOvNf3f4Q4fDQgZf4QF , Hoff'mann's and Lihhy's Tw., ' M ill Purina Feeds 'I , b A . Field and Garden seeds A Buglrjgfg gf 5 1 igf ' z Miss Minneapolis Flour 4 2 '! ,'!SEli3 A.. I F, r GOPPELT SERVICE sross ' Cm HWQZS V ,AJ-S l'JW A Phone 51-58 Weupunjvis. . A Lu I. A. Worthing Notice To All Farmers INSURE Grain and Corn Crops for hail. HA GOOD RELIABLE COMPANYH Phone 5b. Oakfield, Wis.n 5 L. H. ccwtss I Insure and be Sure T soon INSURANCE lwill safeguard you from loss, worry, and trouble. Q A soon RELIABLE COMPANY Ph9ne 65R2 Cakfleld, Wish . I K , x ' , I Meet r5Treo1Shop BETTER MADE ICE CREAM I Wisoonsin's Finest 1 I ---- os-:J Q o it IEA Sto re QUALITY FOODS A Fresh Fruits Q Vegetables - Dollmon 4+fCooper nThe Store of Bargainsn A WALLPAPER PAINTS X ---- HARDWARE 16 Third St. - Fond du Lao r Q ,qw T. J. CRAGOE' ff A, J, ROETHLE tg V' Barbershop EQ High Quality Meats I ig Wolverine Shoes E! Yf4qfj5iW3GrgggEies I ? 5 I WT 4 1- xgii I fy Rtfssgmsggingoons 5 P N LOCKER SERVICE .,fPhOUG 7133 - 0HKfiG1d.f5 Phone 28 Oakfield, Wis use -I-e . Reese .PAP W-A A - I P' PVP I I ? I x OAKFIELD TAVERN GUST PROP. A The Best In Drinks 'f Hot Lunches S at all times. Phone 122 Oakfield, Wis. COWLES CARPENTER CO. GENERAL IERCHANDISE ,,.,M?E,. - P1175 CY L P4-1 I, 6? XX' . q?g5sL'f, MDTRT -ff Phone irfi Oakfield, wig ROHORT MFG. CO. Air Dispensing Equipment For Auto Tire Inflation Meat Tenderizers Q Water Valves QPhone 55 Oakfield, wig. Barker Lumberfo ALL KINDS ' of BUILDING MATERIAL 1 WE CAN GUARANTEE YOU ABSOLUTELY ODORLESS CLEANING Kiemow Klefsmers 41 FOREST AVE. FOND DU LAC Sees: OWS ICE CREAM SERVED AT A Stmclr HOTQIA OAKF IELD , NI S . Demonds Generolww' Store VFX FOODS, FRUITS, A FINE QV? QUALITY MERCHANDISE. I KODAKS-MOVIE CAMERAS AND p PROJ ECTORS Tris WHUISER, BRGS. X CANDID CAMERAS FHOITEFSSD SERVE? e PHOTO FINISHING or L .1 ,Q - -J' -,I p Q, ikx -T 36 SO. Main St. Fond du Lac CI VEFO IS ' I - ga ik I'Ve beenncleanedx -,Oh n DG I S X N ,f iria REITS!-T.A.Rl3lTITWJI3 1 4 HJ EWELERH T' .1 s 55111. 'I 'Ai ' ' ' rf xx . ' x 1 DIAMONDS-WATCHES-'SILVERWARE ffl if-ff-QQ Q' f OUT GE THE HIGH RENT DIQTRICT I, u-.Z ' N 0 1 T: W :Q,- 2011 FOREST AVE. HUTTER BLDG. , N i x FOND DU LACJATISCOIISIN XXX J.H.'ReSnts ELECTRIC WIRING ff FIXTURES - APPLIANCES M- I f OAKFIELD, WIS. 3 ff :K pk GIRLS-- - WHITE OXFORDS WITH BROWN SADDLE COMZ GUN SOLIEB 83.00 a pair - Jahrvs Shoe Store 152 So. Main Opp. 5r'd. St FOND DU LAC, WIS, I ' ' W ' 'V ' ' ' V ' L '11 Pj ,XX QI! 1-'rw ,Xl,'r'lf-' fx of Mx tif- lx,fli'f,LLJ D!2tiFTiNQ and DI2rtfA4M?fXlQ1 It's easy to drift through life, dreaming H of the day when your snip will come ln. But a more sensible plan for living is to put both feet squarely on the ground, adopt a plan of making regular bank deposits, and stick to it, come what may. The BANK OF OAKFIELD Uwelcomes Savings Accountsn WENZLAEF-RODAT . HA GOO? PLACE TO BUY' EHW'lDCATIOU 45 SO. FRIT FOND DU LAC3 WIS. Diamonds, 'htches, Clocks, and Jewelry, Home of the world's finest Tusical Instruments. A complete re cord librnrv in charge of a competent record librarian. W Expert repairing of fetches, Jewelry, Musical Instruments etc, THE HUB I-I,!XlBRElTZlWAxN -H79 SYCUFQ JEvJEj-EH 'HOUR GOMPIMENTSH 31 South Main Street WAUPUN3 NIS' Fond du Lac, Wisconsin FUND DU LAC COMMERCIAL COLLEGE sm-IIORQOTE ' There must be a reason that businessmen prefer graduates from the Fond du Lac Commercial College when vacancies occur in their offices. The Fond du Lac Commercial College offers advanced college courses in Secretarial work, Accounting, Stenography,Steno- typy, Salesmanship, Credits and Collections, Personality De- velopment, Banking, Open Forum work, and Civil Service. Summer school starts June 17. For further information write, phone, or call personally. FOND DU LAC COMMERCIAL courses y FOND DU LAC, w1scoNs1N ' wrnone 2505 DLI FLUKE BAKERT Fresh Bakery Products delivered from our Oven to Your Home every Monday - Wednesday - Friday by our ' De Luxe Salesman A DE LUXE PRODUCT IS ALWAYS FRESRER R. J. Strobel - Prop: A Waupun, Wisl TG THE SENIQRSA Good Bye,Good Luck, and Many Years of Happiness, THE STUDENTSanc4THE FACULTY l3Rf6xUlfl2'S CQLGTHES -llsamlcs a milliem stmde-mis ol Qalflielel lmliglw School far yamr loyal smppert tlie past year I y lemgl m l.aiC y Pl-lll.lll9 A. KCl-ll Dealer im Grain, llamr,Seec:ls -Salt Wampmm W i Cemiviiivimis ol Bake -Rite Bakery Wampmm -...- , . Kellar Keclalf: Smap Films developed-prints nis e --en arfements- ' Q. . . Q fi h d 1 photos--011 pmintlnms- all work guaranteed, Cfllvlpll lVlElNllS from laplf Colwercl Qldsmepile fjarag e 9RlQTlgifiE'Si7iI5Z'lQfie1d lfv'5UiGUfi Um Yam, CGMIPLIMENTS Expert Ol Radig lXl5llOl'l5l l35l'llf SGFWCS- Wampmm Fomcl Um Lac g.g........... . f3f?ZJ1wx'f5:M ' 95 46, -AGJ4-J'15S3-.uf . ,Lg MMW1' '77 'J az., 11:07 JS- ,,,,,...,,Z ' ,cw , VMW ,'f,.M. .W 4,wJMlfnffM-'J'-1' vw! Z , 9 554.0-f7'J J 5 ' E, Lfaff'f f f.KiW ' ', V - , .,,k4,, 'fix JIFQFQ, ' N,-tg., .L . 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