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

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junior Glass Front row (left to right): Gloria Heimerl, Betty Lovejoy, Herbert Emerson, Myra Butler, Joe Luttenberger. Back row: Charlotte Cook, Carita Ogle, Ruth Case, Mr. Droegkamp, Joyce Culver, Shirley Kaul. Class Colors: Wine and White Class Flower: White Roses and Sweet Peas Motto: Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow As green freshmen we, who are now the Juniors, entered high school with sixteen members. Now there are only ten of us remaining. Our class was well represented in all activities this year. Student Council representatives were: Joe Luttenberger, Betty Lovejoy, and Herbert Emerson. In the field of forensics six out of our ten members participated. Other activities in which the Juniors took part were the Library Club, Boy's Club, Band, Chorus, and the Senior Class Play. All in all we think it has been a very successful year and look forward to returning to O.H.S. next year as Seniors. Page S

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% % Annual Staff We chose the editor of the annual last fall as the assistant editor of last year did not come back to school. Willis Galleske was chosen to fill this position. Joyce Culver was then chosen by the student body to be the assistant editor. Roger Ogle was chosen business manager, and Don Fisher was chosen as his assistant. We had anticipated some difficulty in getting a company to publish our yearbook, but were pleasantly surprised when such difficulty didn't occur. The National School Paper Press of Grand Rapids, Michigan, was selected to do the publishing. Senior Cl a ss f?lay On May 2, 1947, the Senior Class Play was held at Liberty Hall. The play was under the direction of Miss Phillips, who did a very nice job of handling a large cast effectively. Because of the scarcity of the number of Seniors, especially girls, underclassmen participated in the play. The name of the play was Bottoms Up and had the following cast: George Harper ..........................................Robert Wellnitz Billy Drake ....................................................Stanley Bird Bulge Doolittle ..................................................Roger Ogle Miss Cartwright .......................................Levelda Stafford Linda Howard ....................................................Carita Ogle Dotty Wilson .................................................Charlotte Cook Connie Bishop ...........................................Joyce Culver Betty Warren .............................................Myra Butler Dixie Len ................................................Joan Culver Dean Page ...............................................Betty Lovejoy Algernon Higgins .........................................Willis Galleske Julia Edwards ...........................................Olive McClain Kate Adams ..............................................Donna Dethardt Alice Lane .............................................Gloria Heimerl Hector Donald Fisher Page 7

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Sophomore Glass Back row: Eugene Kaufman, Robert Collien, Gerald Geisthardt, Lyle Collien. Center: Olive McLain, Arland Reetz, Albert Vincent, David Messner, Foster Wagenknecht, Roy Powers, Rona Achterberg. Front row: Miss Phillips, Lavelda Stafford, Joan Culver, Donna Dethart, Marilyn Launders, Betty Schrank, Eunice Schrank. Colors: Blue and White Flower: Sweetpea Motto: Onward Forever On September 3, 1946, twenty Sophomores entered O.H.S. The experience was somewhat different from last year as we had one year of school under our belt. During the course of the year we lost Ada line Robbins from our ranks. Our class was well represented in all sports and activities. G. Geisthardt, R. Collien, A. Vincent, F. Wagenkneckt, L. Collien, and A. Reetz were out to represent us in football and basketball. G. Geisthardt, R. Collien were on our first team in both sports. J. Culver and D. Dethart are cheerleaders from our class, while R. Collien and @. Geisthardt are our Student Council representatives. We are well represented in the band and most of the girls are in the Library Club. We also had a large number of our class on the paper staff and many participated in forensics. We have also taken part in many other activities. We have completed our second year at O. H. S. and are looking forward to next year when we will become Juniors.