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

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 She intermediate Qrades Top row: B. Jones, E. Klebs, K. Arndt, C. Brester, D. Kaufman, Mrs. Damrow. Fourth row: L. Gelhar, L. Schmidt, B. Thill, J. Kunz D. Sfenz, M. Turville, R. Merrill, J. Randall, C. Gelhar, J. Nolan. Third row: D. Stephenson, D. Olig, J. Burleton, J. Wagenknecht, M. Blick, H. Ruhland, M. Stafford, A. Krueger, P. Chadwick, D. Scharschmidt, M. Stephenson. Second row: R. Guelzow, E. Boevers, D. Galleske, B. Volbcight, T. Eberhart, E. Dewitz, D. Collien, J. Ryan, D. Kunz, E. Michaels. Front row: R. Stenz, R. Bloohm, J. Stafford, R. Collien, L. Powers, H. Schwichtenberg, R. Hanson, D. Hanks. Two of the highlights of the year were the Christmas program and the Washington’s Day program. For the Christmas program we gave • The Toymaker’s Shop” in which each pupil portrayed a toy in Santa’s shop. Several projects were carried on in the classes. One of the most interesting projects was the intermediate grade newspaper, “The Junior Oakleaf.” Another was a transportation unit. Much library reading was done by a number of the pupils. Our library has been enlarged with the addition of many new books. County Library books were also available. Several very interesting radio programs were listened to; Mrs. Morphy’s Music Enjoyment being the favorite among the pupils. Many students from this room again participated in the band. Page 21

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‘Xohe Primary Qrades Row 1, left to right: Leslie Cowles, Le® Ruhland, Clifford Waite, Billy Kuslits, David Blick, George Powers, Hal Choker David Liebelt, Robert Redman. Row 2: Judy Michaels, Nancy Lee Schmitz, Judy $chaefer, Lee Culver, Nancy Nolan, Barbara Ann Arndt, Ann Vemillion, Jack Phipps, oue Ann Randall, Karen Schmitz, Mrs. Mudgett. Row 3: Claudine Emerson, Vincent Hutn, Kay Vermillion, Richard Launders, Bobby Ryan, Beverly Miller, David Perry, Alice Kurtz, Mary Beth Wagenknecht, Marlene Launders. Thirty-five pupils enrolled in September. The following moved away during the year: Billy Krueger, Darlene Schaefer, Mary Ann Barnes, Roger Elsinger and Marjorie Tabbert. David Seidschlag and Claudine Emerson entered later. The children of these grades enjoyed the adventures of Alice and Jerry in the Day In and Day Out, Round About, Down the River Road, and Friendly Village. Books from the County and Public libraries provided them with extra reading enjoyment. Individual records were kept of their outside reading. The bulletin boards of our room have displayed the various units of work in health, science, and language. Three films have been shown upon completion of the units on pets, the circus, and Eskimos. Our first school party was held on Hallowe’en. This proved to be an exciting experience for many of the beginners. There were many queer looking little characters at this party. A Christmas party and a Valentine party have also been given. The first graders are as follows: Barbara Ann Arndt, David Blick, Hal Chicker, Vincent Huth. Billy Kuslits. David Liebelt, Judy Michaels, Nancy Nolan, David Perry, Jack Phipps, Judith Schaefer, Karen Scjmitz, Nancy Lee Schmitz, David Siedschlag, Clifford Waite, Mary Beth Wagenknecht. In the second grade we have: Leslie Cowles. Lee Culver, Claudine Emerson, Alice Kunz, Marlene Launders, Beverly Miller, George Powers, Sue Ann Randall. Robert Redman. Leo Ruhland, Bobby Ryan, Ann Vermillion. Kay Vermillion. Page 22

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he intermediate Qrades Top row: B. Jones, E. Klebs, K. Arndt, C. Brestgr D. Kaufman, Mrs. Damrow. Fourth row: L. Gelhar, L. Schmidt, B. Thill, J. Kun D. SterTz, M. Turville, R. Merrill, J. Randall, C. Gelhar, J. Nolan. Third row: D. Stephenson, D. Olig, J. Burleton, J. Wagenknecht, M. Blick, H. Ruhland, M. Stafford, A. Krueger, P. Chadwick, D. Scharschmidt, M. Stephenson. Second row: R. Guelzow, E. Boevers, D. Galleske, B. Volbrjght, T Eberhart, E. Dewitz, D. Collien, J. Ryan, D. Kunz, E. Michaels. Front row: R. Stenz, R. Bloohm, J. Stafford, R. Collien, L. Powers, H. Schwichtenberg, R. Hanson, D. Hanks. Two of the highlights of the year were the Christmas program and the Washington’s Day program. For the Christmas program we gave ‘The Toymaker’s Shop” in which each pupil portrayed a toy in Santa’s shop. Several projects were carried on in the classes. One of the most interesting projects was the intermediate grade newspaper, ‘‘The Junior Oakleaf.” Another was a transportation unit. Much library reading was done by a number of the pupils. Our library has been enlarged with the addition of many new books. County Library books were also available. Several very interesting radio programs were listened to; Mrs. Morphy’s Music Enjoyment being the favorite among the pupils. Many students from this room again participated in the band. Page 2