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

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e T. is for Teacher, Mr, James Vandehey, And with his mind in a physics book he'd like to stay'. Y. is for You, yes Mildred we mean, Who say's with a boy she'd never be seen. O', is for Oh Fiddle Sticks , Mary 3 favorite saying. Who wastes no time on foolish playing. N, is for Neat and Nice, that's Georgianna, hy yeS, Whom we consider the sweetest girl of the class. E, is Everything, that Jeanne tries. And for her Everlasting flame (Dale) which never dies. » ■ : % ? » s ; : v,- i o ji;4: rl ti u II )3 if ;h if ■f.A .5 tu p: ■ i; •. 7 ,1 ... ■ .• n ••• J;Hl it?:.' .'. :J 1 ■ J. He with the black wavy hair, gives advice to our class, 2. Another farmer, tall and slim, pal of Orlin and Jim. They call her tinyJJ 4, Just the initials of the Principal of our school, 5. Our small mountain. 6, A Senior has a monopoly on +h's Tunior irl, 7. Shp looks harmless, hut she carrier a monkev vrrenoh.

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 8. Not Sehlitz, but the last name of another Junior girl. 9. The first name and last initial of a country lass with much intelligence. 10. Swedes are fussy about spelling Luella's last name with an O'’. 11. Billy never says sure; he always says—-----» 12. Just a boy who has attained great heights in stature and laziness. 13. He is light on his feet and dances only ns a jitterbug can. 14. Algebra teachers say that this represents the unknown. 15. The Junior Class gives the school its three cheer-------, 16. -Tis fog horn sounds whenever a sneeze passes by, 17. Sam and Orlin represent this agriculture class. 18. The annual Junior festivitv which the Junior class gives. 19. Our rhythmic, floshin' boss drummer girl. 20. The Irish Rose of our class who is now serving a term os president. 21. The dashing, dark-haired Seniorito, Tio can rhumba, tanroo,fan-dance can-can, and waltz as only a true Senioritn can. 22. The comedian, scientist, athletic star, and humorist of our class. 23. A girl who does her part well on both social activities and school work. 24. When she smiles her eyes have a curiously delighted way of showing her happiness. 25. Our cowboy who has resigned from peddling milk. IKPORTAMT DATES Luella---The night I went to the basketball game at Lomira Arlene—The night I rode in the backseat of a Model A Ford Marcella---The night of the G.A.A. party Betty---Mine i3 still comine Rita—The day I told Hr, Heimorl he had big feet too Mary---The day I became sixteen Jimmy---One day is just as good ns another to me Billy G,---The day the doctors examined me for football Norman---The day the test tubo exploded in the lab and broke a window Jeannette---August l-l!y birthday J e5.n-The day I was dismissed early from Phy- sics class Donald H.---Tliree weeks of Christmas vacation Dolores---The dnv I received a valentine from my beau and his rirl friend Mil drcd—The day they sane haopy birthda to me Harold—The n’oht I had a date with Rita Orlin— The da”- my now car came Goarglnnn----The first day of school Mr. Vandche”---The day I caused the e-reat fi»e at O.H.S.