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

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SJbuudswL fowuriJL Standing: L. Reiser, A. Culver, H. Emerson, L. Stafford, M. Lovejoy, D. Dethardt, Mr. Vandehey. Sitting: D. Case, J. Culver, B. Lovejoy, R. Case, O. McLain. PRESIDENT: Betty Ann Lovejoy VICE PRESIDENT: Ruth Case SECRETARY: Joyce Culver The Student Council consists of three seniors, three juniors, two sophomores, and two freshmen, who are elected by their respective classes. Ruth Case is the school treasurer and is automatically a member. This makes up the Student Council, with Mr. Vandehey as our advisor. During the past year the Student Council has been active in all of its undertakings. It was in charge of the homecoming parade and dance. A set of rules were made up for punishment applying to those dismissed from classes. They served as a standard, and each case was taken up separately and acted upon. These were the major issues, but other minor things were taken up.

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— (JhnAuA. — Rack row: L. Strfford, M. Lo eioy, A. Stafford, J. Culver, E. Klebs, S. Kaul, R. Case, C. C,|e d Red mann, N. Heinvrl, C. Cook, Mr. Kendall. Middle row: M. Turner, L. F«her, B. Perry, J. Culvt Rutf D. Dethardt, G Heimrrl, M. Launders, E. Schrank. Front row: J. Willie, R. Haberkorn, J. Birc. f wald, E. Boewrs, J. Micheals, O. McLain, B. Schrank, D. Galleske. M Kendall s with us again this year doing an excellent job of directhg the chorjs. Oakfield High School has had a chorus for four years and with each year it has progressed a great deal. We have rehearsals once a veek. Vhen we compete in the Music Festiva, members will sing soos, duets and play p'ano solos. A e hope this activity will continue to flou'ish next year and he years to fellow. Lots d success in this fine organiiation, Mr. Kendall. W re hopvig you'll be vith the chorus next year. Page 18

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— J'O lSWAiciu — Back row: M. Turner, B. Lovejoy, C. Ogle, J. Culver, R. Case, M. Butler, O. McLain, J. Bird, R. Haber-korn, J. Willie, E. Schrank. Middle row: M. Lovejoy, J. Micheals, L. Stafford, C. Cook, J. Culver, D. Dethardt, Miss Grad;. Front row: J. Luttenberger, R. Ropp, J. Kruse. The local forensic contest was held Thursday, March 11, 1948, at the high school, with Mr. G. Kanzelberger as judge. Nineteen students participated this year. Ruth Case, Jerome Kruse, Eunice Schrank, Olive McClain, Donna Dethardt, Jeanne Bird and Betty Ann Lovejoy went out for extemporaneous reading. Donna and Eunice got A ratings in this group. Humorous Declamations: Joyce Culver, Janet Willie, Lavelda Stafford, Charlotte Cook, and Rosalie Haberkorn, with A's for Charlotte and Rosalie. Robert Ropp and Joe Luttenberger with original orations and Robert the winner. Myra Butler and Joan Culver were the A's in serious, with ether participants being Joyce Michaels, Mary Alyce Lovejoy and Carita Ogle. Donna Dethardt received the only A rating at Kewaskum. She will go on to Kimberly on April 10. Others receiving ratings at Kewaskum were Myra Butler, Eunice Schrank and Rosalie Haberkorn with B's and Joan Culver, Charlotte Cook, and Robert Ropp with C ratings. All in all we think forensics was a great success this year. Page 20