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

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BACK ROW: B. Smith, G. Launders, C. Ogle, R. Case, R. Collien. FRONT ROW: J. Powers, M. Krueger, D. Krause, Mr. Clements, D. Fisher, L. Kollman. ★ Oalzleajj President: Gordon Launders Vice president: Dianne Krause Secretary: Beulah Smith Treasurer: Gordon Launders The Student Council this year was comprised of eleven members, with Mr. Clements as advisor. Many issues have been discussed by the council this year. Rules concerning the conduct of student in school and at school functions have undergone discussion. The student council is worthy of praise. We hope it can continue to be a vital function of Oakfield High School.

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BACK ROW: F. Wagenknecht, T. Thelen, A. Reetz, G. Geisthardt, R. Jerabek, R. Wellnitz, Mr. Clements, A. Vincent. FRONT ROW: G. Gruenwald, D. Fisher, M. Krueger, G. Launders, S. Bird, R. Collien, E. Harmsen. ★ fias zetball The 1945 46 basketball season was, shall we say, not too impressive. The scores were almost always very large and against us. Our team was much handicapped by the loss of four lettermen last year. This left the team very short of experienced men. Coach Clements always put a good spirited and fighting team on the floor. Even though the boys knew the odds were against them, they never lost faith or confidence in their game or in themselves. We entered the tournament more or less for the experience we would get out of it. We met two of the toughest teams of the tournament the first two nights, and consequently lost both games. The B team's record is a bit more impressive. The ' B's'' won 1 out of 11 games this year, while the A’s lost 18 straight games. -«17U-

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BACK ROW: J. Powers. G. Launders, R. Perry, M. Krueger, S. Bird, W. Galleske. CENTER ROW: D. Dethardt, F. Harmsen, J. Culver, M. Schmidt, A. Pfalzgraf, C. Ogle, B. Lovejoy, L. Kollman. FRONT ROW: Miss Phillips, I. Cook, M. Butler, D. Krause, D. Fisher, C. Cook, Mrs. Chicker. This year, under the supervision of Mrs. Chicker and Miss Phillips, five editions of the Oakleaf were published. The Oakleaf has been in circulation for eleven years, and we all hope to keep up the fine work which has been done in the past. The Oakleaf” was published every six weeks. The reason for having only five papers this year was because the school was closed for two weeks during the polio epidemic. Everyone was so far behind with work that we didn't have time enough that six weeks to publish a paper. The Oakleaf was distributed among the students in high school and sent to neighboring high schools and rural schools. It was also sent to alumni in service in the states. Dianne Krause, as editor, and Donald Fisher, assistant editor, wish to thank the students who cooperated in helping to put out the paper. To the editors and assistants, congratulations! ★ — fl9f -