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

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 Wo, the class of 1941, of Oakfield High School, being of sound nem- To Mr. Vandehey: The memory of many a quiet study hall with the sen- iors. To Miss Killer: Many more classes who love, respect and admire her as much as we do. To Miss Abelmann: Much luck in your chosen career of teaching. You have proven yourself ’able wnen you stepped into your job and did so wonderfully. Our thanks for it. To Miss Nelson (Millicent): We leave you memories just like some we are taking with us. You have been one swell pal to our class. To the Class of '44: Our advive, to buckle down and get all you can out of school. We know! To Mr. Kaiser: Many more outstanding musicians for a growing band. To Mr, Hayden: Good luck to a swell person. Bobby Bird wills his ability to block anvthinr in a football helmet to Cal Geisthardt. LaVerne Hanna and Dorothy Stumpf leave their ’love of school to Betty P.oeske and Georgians Doyle. Gordon Ryan leaves his experience in night life to Lefty Doyle. Warren Kramer bequeaths his pleasing personality and likeableness to Kid Brother Dale. LeRoy Busch says he wants to leave his membershin in the University Club to Donald Hill., ' man Zills. Billy Cook leaves his love of farming to no one. He says he wants to keep that always. By the way, Billy is looking for a partner in the business. Come on, farmerettes!! Dale Burleton leaves his reputation as the star basketball playor to To Mr. Heinerl: Our thanks for tho patience he has shown during our sojourn here. ory, do rr.ko, publish, and declare this our last will and testament. Wo hereby bcquonth: To the Class of ’42: We know you wouldn’t want anything we’ve got, so we won't leave you anything but our best wishes. To the Class of ’43: Our back seats and influence with the teachers. To Mrs. McChain: ’jany years of hapoiness. Justine Dejardin wills her ability to study with perseverance to Nor- Raymond Oelloe