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

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 — XibhaAi (flub — Heimerl, C. Cook. Middle row: M. Turner, L. Fisher, B. Perry, J. Culver, M. Butler, D. Dethardt, G. Heimerl, Miss Grady. Front row: J. Willie, R. Haberkorn, J. Bird, E. Gruenwald, E. Boeves, J. Michaels, O. McClain, D. Galleske. m PRESIDENT: Donna Dethardt SECRETARY: Joan Culver TREASURER, Carita Ogle This is the second successful year of the Library Club. While not all girls participate, the majority do. Each period of the day one girl is assigned to the desk to check books in and out, and take care of the library. The Library Club gave the annual Sadie Hawkins Party and has participated in many sports. Our English teacher. Miss Grady, is our advisor. Page XI

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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

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SCHOOL PARTIES We have again completed a round of successful school parties, each class giving at least one party during the year. The first party was given by the sophomores, the evening being spent in dancing. The freshman return party was the next one. A Sadie Hawkins party was given by the Library Club. Appropriately, as the name implies, the girls asked their escorts. The annual Christmas party was given by the seniors. The alumni of five years previous were invited to this party. A very enjoyable evening was had by all. The juniors gave a party in January. The school bought a radio and phonograph combination and it was used for the first time at this party. A party was given in February by the sophomores and something new was added when the boys got the lunch ready and served it. The freshmen gave a party in March. The last party of the year was given by the three classes as a farewell party for the seniors. JUNIOR PROM The setting for the 1948 Junior Prom consisted of a mass of colored balloons, confetti and crepe paper streamers. The theme these decorations suggested was Come to the Mardi Gras. The date of the prom was April 23rd and the music for this grand occasion was furnished by Wally Beau and his orchestra. The Grand March was led by the King and Queen, Gerald Geisthardt and Olive McClain, respectively. The Royal Couple made a very impressive appearance. The hall was beautifully decorated and a grand time was had by everyone. Long will this prom sponsored by the class of '49 live in our memories.