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

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BACK ROW: M. Butler, S. Kaul, T. Thelen, E. Harmsen, R. Case, G. All, J. Lutten-berger. (not shown: H. Emerson vice president.) FRONT ROW: Miss Phillips, G. Heimerl, B. Lovejoy, secretary-treasurer, Joyce Culver, president, C. Ogle, C. Cook, N. Durant. On September 4, sixteen mighty sophomores entered the assembly and slipped into their seats. This experience was a little different than last year, as now we were ''upperclassmen.' Since that time, we have lost three members of our class, T. Durant, D. Mittelstaedt, and E. Harmsen. Half of our high school course is behind us, and although the best years are yet to come, we are not ashamed of our record to date. Our class is well represented in all activities and sports. Student council representatives are R. Case and C. Ogle. In the field of forensics, at least three-fourths of the class is participating, and, as last year, our one and only representative for football and basketball was E. Harmsen. Other activities in which the sophomores take part are: G. A. A., Libraray Club, Boys' Club, Band, and Chorus. We, the sophomore class, have enjoyed our entire second year at O. H. S. and look forward to next year when we will enter as juniors. ★ COLORS: Wine and White Flowers: White rose and Sweetpeas. Motto: Onward, forever.

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Willis Galleske Richard Jerabek Merlyn Krueger Roger Ogle Marion Robbins Robert Wellnitz ts cl the (luniol Class Nickname Highlight M. J. Hasnt had any YET Stan New Year's Eve Icke Being chosen prom queen Don The day he was elected as- sistant editor of the Oakleaf Willie Attending the forensics meet at Kewaskum Dick A date with a freshman Chub Scoring 14 points in a basket- ball game Rog Being elected prom king Robbie..........................Is still waiting Bob Attending the state basketball meet at Madison ★ JUNIOR PROM To begin preparations for the annual prom, Roger Ogle was elected as king. He chose Idella Cook as queen. There was much discussion about the theme song and the orchestra. We finally decided to hire an orchestra from Green Bay, Claude LaDuc's; then, as a theme song, we chose, It Might As Well Be Spring.'' Fireproof decorations in paper were hard to find because they have not yet been put back on the market, so we are using balloons for the ceiling. Around the side walls, there will be grass and spring flowers. The prom will be held on May 10. This is later than in other years, but we hope it will be as much of a success as previous ones and that the seniors will enjoy it, our farewell dance for them.

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omoie Call Gerald All Jerry He will be president of—well, decide for yourself. Myra Butler Janie A close rival to Hedy Lamarr. Charlotte Cook Beanie Smile, and the world smiles with You. Joyce Culver Joy Sure, she likes to go to school Ruth Case Rudie Quiet, reserved, and a good student. Ernest Harmsen Ernie Wait for your change, a quarterback.'' Herbert Emerson Herbie Quiet and reserved and girl-shy, too. Gloria Heimerl Heimie .. Will she be an old maid? No! Shirley Kaul Shirl A quiet maid from the country. Joseph Luttenberger Joey Dependable and a good fellow. Naomi Durant Bright Eyes So quiet; yet we know that she is here. Betty Ann Lovejoy Bets That certain party; he's a junior. Carita Ogle Creets Happy-go-lucky, good, natural, and plucky. Thomas Thelen Tom Better late than never. Joyce, the singer of the class, Betty, the cute, smart little lass, Joe, our one and only blonde, Then comes Gloria, always with Don. Myra, the girl who stays home nights, Shirley who does everything right. Then comes Charlotte with her curly hair • And, we can't forget Herbert who is so fair. Naomi and Ernest have left our gang, But there's still Tom who gives us a bang, And Gerld, one of the West Side boys, Which leaves Ruth and Carita to make the noise. IMAGINE Joyce not getting a letter Joe being quarantined Betty without that certain junior Gerald without that smile Carita singing first soprano Thomas coming to school Gloria not fixing her hair Shirley going steady Charlotte without her two sailors Ruth with black hair Herbert being late for school Myra staying home nights. - (1318-