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

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 leslt man Class BACK: C. Hass, L. Franke, L. Bierne, D. Jerabek, R. Philipsky, H. Bergman, G. Ogle, Mrs. Buehner. hwed, A. Pautsch, B. Wolf, P. Bloohm, S. Schrank, E. resident rice-President Secretary-T reasurer Leigh Taylor . Gerald Ogle Esther Shwed In September, 1948, we thirteen freshmen entered the assembly of O. H. S. Since that time a new member joined our class. He was Charles Hass. The first few days we had a little difficulty, but with the help of the faculty and student body we caught on to the new ways of high School. Six of the freshmen boys have represented us in basketball and football. They are G. Ogle, L. Taylor, L. Bierne, D. Philipsky, L. Franke, and D. Jerabek. Patricia Bloom is a cheerleader for the B team. We feel we had a good start and hope the class of 1952 is a real credit to O. H. S. ★ ★ ★ —13—

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or cmoles fot BACK: J. Bird, D. Flury, E. Boelk, P. Stoppleworth D. Case, G. Kaufman, R. Cook, Mrs. H. J. Droegkamp. CENTER: J. Willie, E. Boevers, A. Stafford, E. Gruenwald, M. Lovejoy, R r o torn, J. Michaels, N. Heimerl. Haberkorn, FRONT: Ax Turner, A. icharschmidt, G. Kruse, M. McLean. 5nt' President Tcretary and Treasurer Rosalie Haberkorn Dean Case Janet Willie £Kf , „v . ...-as a memorable day in September of 1947 when sixteen brand- J Jf jptaew ireshmen, anxious and eager, entered Oakfield High. Later, two members joined us and then our class had eighteen members. We lways remember that first year. Then, in September, 1948, we united once again, now the sophomores of Oakfield High School. One of our classmates, David Flury, joined the class later in the year. Our class still numbers eighteen, however, for Gordon Kaufman joined us this September. Our Student Council representatives are Joyce Michaels and Paul Stoppleworth. Joyce Michaels and Naomi Heimerl were cheerleaders, and V vjy d alie Haberkorn was class reporter for the Oak-leaf Staff. Many of our • r riembers were in the band, and also in chorus. Mrs. Droegkamp was our vr? UUI ryf W

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A third place tie with Campbellsport was the reward of our 1948 team. The keynote of the team seemed to be adhesive tape, red hot, guaze and liniment. You guessed it—we had injuries. Kewaskum started our season by handing us a 46-18 defeat. Oakfield bounced back the next week by trouncing Brandon 42-12. Eyeing an upset win over Lomira was our next goal, but Sterr and Company had different ideas and we lost 30-6. Dogfight, courage and determination led us to defeat Hustisford 36-27 in a non-conference game. Campbellsport invaded Oakland for our Homecoming. A 12 to 12 tie was the best we could do. We will lose eight seniors and no doubt those seniors will be missed. Gerald Geisthardt, tall senior was elected honorary captain. The following Oaks were placed on the Second All-Conference Football Team, Darold Collien, Robert Collien, Art Culver, Gerald Geisthardt.. and Gordon Kaufman. ★ ★ ★ —14—