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

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eh eerleaders Left to right: Joan Culver, Donna Dethardt, Gloria Heimerl. This year, as in other years, we again elected cheerleaders to lead the yells at the basketball games. The girls who went out for this activity worked in groups. There were two groups of three each. Each of these groups exhibited its talent before the student boa’y and the students voted for the groups they preferred. The first group consisted of three freshmen girls- Deloris Galleske, Beatrice Perry, and Lorna Fisher. The second group consisted of two sophomores, Joan Culver and Donna Dethardt, and a Junior, Gloria Heimerl. The later group was chosen, although the freshmen girls did well in their first attempt. Cheerleading entails more work than most people seen to think. In order to do a good job of leading others, it takes hours of rehearsing. ft Our cheerleaders did a good job and they surely deserve much credit fcr their fine work. Page lb

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library Club Back row (left to right): Eunice Schrank, Betty Lovejoy, Delores Redmann, Joan Culver, Lave Ida Stafford, Donna Dethardt. Second row: Olive McClain, Carita Ogle, Ruth Case, Joyce Culver, Myra Butler, Charlotte Cook. Front row: Miss Phillips, Lorna Fisher, Mathilda Turner, Gloria Heimerl, Beatrice Perry, Betty Schrank, Deloris Galleske. President, Ruth Case Secretary and Treasurer, Carita Ogle rhe Library Club is a new organization started this year for the purpose of keeping the library in order and mending books when needed. On the whole the Library Club has been quite successful this, its first year. No1, all of the girls in high school participated, but the greatest majority of fhem did. Our English teacher. Miss Phillips, has charge ol the Library C'.ub. We organized bowling teams and bowled several times throughout the year. Other sports in which we took part were baseball and basketball.

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 Rand Back row( (left to -ight): Willis Galleske, Joe Luttenberger, Carita Ogle, Donald Fisher, Robert Wellnitz, Robert Collien, Mr. Kendall, Roger Ogle, Stanley Bird, Myra Butler, Joyce Culver, Olive McClain, Shirley Kaul. Center nw: Gloria Heimerl, Edward Galleske, Robert Guelzow, Gordon Kaufman, Mathilda Turner, Mary lovejcy, Eloise Bovers, Charlotte Cook, Marilyn Launders, Betty Lovejoy, Joyce Michaels, Deloris Galleske. :ront row: Billy Collien, Audrey Krueger, Leigh Taylor, Lynn Gelhar, Jerome Kruse, Gerald Ogle, Mary Blick, Betty Holman, Donna Dsthart, Naomi Heimerl, Joan Culver, Joan Randall, Shirley Kruse. We Sorted out our band year with a new director, Mr. Kendall, of Milwaukee. We lost a number of key players due to graduation and therefore had to work to fill the ranks. The frst event of the season for our band was to march in the homecoming parade in October. We held our annual concert the 25th of March at Liberty Hall. Some of the selections were Grandiose, Oracle, Pivot Mar, Saskatchewan, At the Animal Fair, and the Flyer March. Plans are being made for band to hold concerts at Lomira and Campbells port. We are also planning to attend the band tournament, which will be held at Beaver Dam this year. At a recent meeting of the School Activities Association, officers elected were: President, Harry Blick; Vice President, Clifford Gelhar,- and Secretary and Treasurer, Miss Phillips. The band will lose five members through graduation, Donald Fisher, Willis Galleske, Roger Ogle, Bob Wellnitz, and Stanley Bird. Page 15