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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1960 volume:

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'T xi?-W 3 , . ,:, :,Qv -' iii -'A 1. i Y 1 f' 5535--E i:1-.-w?,ii'fNf' 'ri -14 ,fra 5 i a 'hi an - mf Q lb E4 .,, n -2 K ,EF-sh fl S' yy .N .r fi ix tg r 1 H' If -Q if-g 'fn 'A Q 'R ,Mi Q-A if , , lazy 52. - 3. AAQQ .gquvmx .fav 2 V . 5 .sg dz Q 'F f -Lax 'Y- Q x f .' -X lt K .Ms X . ' in -it K A ' ' i N HN W 4 W as ,w MW R W 2 .S an-W- iia1..i BOARD OF EDUCATION Donald Ogle, director L.H. Cowles, clerk Estelle Dowidot, treasurer bl' Holland Geisthardt Harold Smith LeRoy Breitkreutz Secretary: Supervising Principal Lyrl Breitkreutz Whitewater State Teachers College University of Wisconsin Edwin Baeten Harold Ayer Science-Math Shop-Agriculture Coach Platteville Platteville Douglas McLean Lilah Demond English-Commercial English University of Wisconsin Ripon College Joseph Schmitz Jeanette Sanks Band Home Economics Weldon School of Music W1-'5C0T1Si1'l State Collese Stevens Point, Wisconsin Ruth Mortensen Math-Social Studies-Latin Ball State Teachers College William Toomey Soc. Studies-Phy. Ed Asst. Coach University of Missouri Beverly Bastian Chorus State College--Superior Loretta Collien and IANITOR RKERS BUS DRIVERS at Collien e Egger abe nk Thelma Ryan wx , . iw gifs . . A 4- , . I ... g if L.: ' M 5' :-t In V k .2 :ig iii S ar ss' I mink ' Q E if James Mayhew Transferred from Lomira Larry Binning 'Lead me not into te ,tationg just show me where ?g 1s.n F00tb8.11o 0 o 0 0 o1'2 3 'h' Basketball. oo o o u o 01- 2 Basaballo 0 o 0 0 e1'2 '3-M' Homecoming Court....U Courtouooooll- T1'BCkqoonooooooooo3 u- Chorus.............J4. HOIIOI' RO11oooo cones Marlene Luebke do.u Newspaper Staff Prom Court..... Class Officer. 'His sole concern with work is to avoid it.' Footballo u o 0 0 oh. Chorus...... ..h Nancy Baehler 'If I had the they'd look silly on me.n Prom Court....... Annual Staff. Annual Editor. Class Officer 0000000003 Homecoming Court....3-M Honor Ro1l.... wings of an angel, Annual Staff...... 00000 Honor Ro11...... .. 5 85' 523' CR .fi D' EE Us SE Om Q-S DH-H 00 GH H Dad' 50 -0 gre rum iz- 3 s James Reschke Walter Flury WLion among men. Lamb among women.W 0 0 0 01'2 3'Ll. BaSketba11aoooo1'2'3 BHSebB1loonoo1'2'3'u TraCknooooloolono2'3 F QF o Oo 0 0 nuna 0 noooso I-L Prom Court.........3 Homecoming King. . . .M ass Officer......l Chorus.............h Joan Lerch H They think she's crazy but she's lots of fun. when she's behind the wheel pedestrians run.n 'He may be Quiet--but who knows.' W Fglpogoeoollsl TraCkoAoouo3'u Chorus............... Class Officer........ Newspaper Staff...... News a er Editor.... P P . Prom Court........... Homecoming Court.... 5 Q u u 0 I I 0 0 0 0 P' I HJ I Y' i7 IUJT T O 5 O W W O F' P' o 1 0 Q o 0 0 1 o ' 57Lu47ku James Stoppleworth Transferred from St. Lawrence Sem. WThere are three this world---Me the other two.' Basketjgallonoo co Football........ Baseball Manager Annual Staff.... Class Officer... Snowball Court.. Honor Roll...... great men in and I forgot ouoooo2'3 seasoning oooc2'3'h :savannah o oouc3'u oo neocon Marlene Reehl 'QUIET--You should know better.' Chorus.....1-2-3-A PPO!! Queen... o e Q .3 Roger Holz He's a big game hunter--women are his game. Foothills 0 0 0 e 0 o1'2'3'b. BQlQbl11eeeoee eeeeee1'2 Bl.8kCtba11e o 0 e e e e1 2'3 Ll, Trlckoeooeooeesoeoeoee3',.', Prom Court..... Homecomin CourE:::..::: S Snowball Q 0 Chorus......... nIf its one for the Jerome Schaefer road make mine coffee. Snowball Court. e 0 e e o ell- Football. 0 0 0 0 0 sl- 2'3 ,-I. Baseball' Q Q 0 0 5 g1'2 '3'h, Basketball. 0 Q e Q1'2'3 h. Class Offioer........2 Annual Staffeeeeeoeonu. Homecoming Court. . . . .lp Carol Hansen 'Quiet geople are welcomed everyw ere . Chorus e Q 1 '2'3-ll. Honor e 0 0 s 0 her ee eeeeo ll. W .....l4 o Robert Culver 'Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil, aw, who wants to be good anyway.' Football-e e e e e e e e e e1 2 '3 ,-L BaSBb811ee e e e e e e e e1'2'3',-L Basketball. e e e e e e e1 2 '3'LI- PPOIH C011I'toeooeeeeeeeeoe3 Homecoming Court........M Allnual Staffeeeeeee eeeelf- Patricia A11 'There are other men than those in schoo1.' Chorus..2-3-L FOHUAIQOIIIOI-'u James Kuslite 'I have a mind of my own and no teacher is going to change it.' Bllkitbllle e e e e e1'2 FO0tbl11eeeoeee 03 -I. Fopaoeeeeee e1 2'3 '-I, Joe Paul 'They say he was once caught studying.n Footballe e e e e e e e1'2 3 u. BaSQba11o 0 e e ee u e e1'2'3 T!'aCkeosooeeeoeeeeee1 2 Bl.lkQtbll1u e e e e e e e1 2 3 Homecoming Court......h Cllss of-fiCOPe e e e e e e1 2 Honor Rolleeoeoe Ocoee W Joyce Henry 'Sho may not be a Fogd, but sho sure can rattle on Snowball F1na1ist....h Ronald Towne 'I'm a good li Honor Ro11.... Ba-ndoooooooeaoooo2'3 ,-L Chorus....... M F.HoAooooosoo 3 A Annual Staff. ttle man in a big naughty wor1d.' FOOtha11ooooo1 Ch0PuSo001'3'u FOFOOOOIOOOOIM Trackooaonoooll- Dolores Launders WMy wish is to be alone gether.' Bandooouoooo1'2'3'u Choruso o o o 0 o1'2 3 Lf- Forensics.....2-3-M AIH11181 Staff.: oo ooh- Richard Jaeger 'Nagar go tgaiy what you can pu of un tomorr w.' Chorus...........1-2-3-A Basketballoooonooooooocl B8.S8bB.11o o 0 0 oo o o o1'2 3'll, PPO!! Court.............3 Snowball courtooooooo Honor Roll. o 0 o o 0 o1 2 '3-ll, 3-M y Kenneth,Boeder 'Thinking is an idle waste of timeon Basketba11.......1 Ch0rus.....1-2-3-A Ba-ndosooooo1'2'3-LI. FOFIOOOOIOOOOOIJ--2 HOHOI' Ro11........ Gary Kottke Kenneth Wendt 'High school days have their de- lights but the can't compare with high school nights.' Baseballo o 0 0 ooo o o o1 u. Footballs 0 Q 0 0 01 2'3 'LI- Track.......... Folaooooooooooo Prom Court..... 0 0 .2-3 1-2-3-M ..3 Homecoming Court::..h Class Officer.......h HOHOI' Ro11....... one David Schmidt uSchoo1 is what you make itg it makes me tired.' 'Life without sports just isn't life.' FOOtb8-1100000 coool' B8.SkStbB11ooosonot1' B8S8b8.11ooooo ooool' Bandoaoooooooooooel' Prom Kingaoonleooooo Snowball Court...... Homecoming Court.... Class 0ff1cer....... HOHOI' R011-on Ocoee 2-3-14- S'3 i 2-3-u o o Q 03 22513 Robert Steindorf 'Look what four years have have done to me. One more would have killed me.' Bandit! eee2'3.h Nancy Beitz 'Always ready and willing for a good t1me.' Ba.ndeeeeeeeeee1 2'3 I-L Ch-oruseeeeeeeeeeee3'LL Newspaper Staff.....3 Forensics.....l-2-3-h Homecoming Court....h Honor Roll........... Edmund Raiser 'Teachers discover my faults, they never appreciate my charm.' FO0tbB11e e e o e e1'2 3 'Ll. Basketball. e e e e e1'2' Band. e e ee eee ee1'2'3' Snowball Court......h. Homecoming Court....h ROI-1.0000000000 Helen Carlson Transferred from Brandon 'The less I say the more I know.' Snowball Court....h Honor Roll......... FQHOAOOOIIUCOOOUQQM David TOWNS NThe more I the better Trackouooooo3'u FIFOOOOOO IOOOLE John Bovee H Football,,,,, Basketball... Foplollllnlotb I'm here but don't tell anybody.n ooo2'3'u oooool'2'3 ao1'2'3'u TPacksoaooeouoonoooo2'3 Homecoming Court......h Nancy Seyfert NNever a devil, far from Saint? you can't make a girl what she ain't. Annual Staff......h Ch0rusoocooosu2'3'u HOHOP Rollocouooooo see of peo le, I like my Og. Chorusooo on M Richard Bartell 'Many great men were bashful youths.' Football-....l-2-3-M BaSketbH11ooooo1'2'3 Ben Helmar Transferred from Mayville 'Why should the devil have all the fun?n Choruso 0 0 0 : FIFIOIOIOI Honor Roll Duane Panzer 'Women disturb me not.' FoFu0Qoo1'2'3'u 1 Bandoooooeoooo Donald Schneider 'Marks , not Women, are his game FaFoOaooouoo1'2 Honor Ro11..... I Sharon Hanna Transferred from Waupun never te1l.n Chorus 0 0 0 n o 2'3'Ll. Prom Court. . . . .3 Honor Rol1..,... -1 Henry Connor ., Baia, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow there may be a law apainst it.' Chornlssoe aooo3 u. nAn innocent face but one can Hilda Meyer Transferred from West Bend 'She works, she plays, does this, does thang but most of all she al she likes to chat.' Honor Holl.......h HOW WE LOCKED THEN L Q e - J y Jerome S. r , Marlene L Q , Nancy B. IJ X Y ,f '61 xr, . . 'fcgzzaf Richard B. y Hilda M. , n . 4 41 4 .. N Nancy S. Kenneth W. A Patricia A . James M. Joan L. QQ? N ,nc, B. Joyce H. Ronald T. gif ii r,'+' +A' f if . N K 5 , sux, , X . .2 2' v f Y A Y f fw Z 2, - : E ' in F' ' : -7 wk fiifi.1'n?':ii-12.x.4f:i -'H X v '2 W1 . x ' ,, . . 5 s' i f. .s i:',4.'i'f .,,. 9 ,,fr ' ,puff . H- . QD . M ' . ,... ,,,, , , .V,,, LA I 9 , QT' 2: ,f xk , . Lfiinsv 'K : - -f QF' t 5- an Eg? rl X, K 'L ,L i5, h '1- , , A S w .. .. ' M W M ,,.L,, X- f 1 1 k-1k' Q K ..:,,, . t J ' 5 K K A 1 :k'1 zy ikh g i V ' .ew fy Q if : I 3 J- f -M ,M ,.QQ Q . ' ., ' 3, K , . 5 wx j W , wig, W . Q.. - -1 , V :. , 1- A TMI., Q D Y, Y 2 hi -if' Q? T ,5 A5 Q f Q M - ! Ve gp- i ' We f .Q . .U E37 4' Y X- 'y 'I ff Vf' af f fy! gi 074 I ILT I I I ...a-' Wah-N. 1 aug su . 1 x , '5k' i 'C .s' 7 f 4 il - QQ -3 H .ffm -K fx ,J '4 I -Af if I CLASS WILL We the class of nineteen-hundred and sixty, of the Oakfield High School, Oakfield, Wisconsin, being of sound mind and body, hereby declare this our last will and testament. We leave the following to the remaining classes: To the Class of 61 our To the Class of 62 our To.xhe Class of 63 our As individuals we Patgicig All Mgrlgne Lugbke Nancy ggehlgr Jogg Lerch Joycg Henry Hilda Meyer Cgrol Hensgn haron Hanna Dolor s Launders len Carlson anc! Beitz Mgrleng geehl Walter F ur? Nanc Se fert Jerry Scggefer go er Holz gg Wendt -Qgggd eiser James Kuslits John Bovee James a ew Larr innin Ronald Towne Richard Jae er James Beeches Dick Bartell Duane Panzer Kenn Boeder Ben gelmer F6Eern Steindorf David Towne Joe Paul UTS Sto leworth Hebert u ver Dave Schmidt onald Schneider r otige Henry Cggger successful Senior Snowball. many memories of our Junior Prom. MANY good times at 0.H.S. will our personal belongings as follows: wiDs her many good t' in HomeEc Class to Nancy ML wills her friendly smile to Shirley Wiese. wills the sparkle in her eyes to Jane Gillingham. wills her DEVILISH ways to Judy Kollman. wills her talking ability to Shirley Zills. wills her humorous ways to anyone that needs them. wills her figure to Pauline Denzin. wills her tardyness to Judy Luebke. wills her interests in REDheads to Janice Kollman. leaves her quietness to Betty Seyfert. leaves her good grades to Connie Dewitz. wills her many DATES to Lynn Zimmerman. wills his athletic ability to his brotherwayne Flury leaves her many late dates to Beverly Wendt. leaves his car to anyone willing to take pn the re- sponsibility. - leaves his shyness of girls to Jim Lerch. leaves his sleeping in Sociology Class to Peter Bird leaves his ability to tease the girls to Tom Schar- schmidt. leaves his English interests to Eddie Berger. wills his driving ability to John Ryan. wills his many interests to Harold immerman. wills his good grades to Harold Franke. leaves his shortness to Mike Blick. wills his neatness to Bruce Binning. leaves his height to Stanley Mingus. wills his bashfulness to Harry Lange. leaves fwell, he just leavesl. wills his neat hair style to Roger Shady. wills his car to anyone with life insurance. wills his many days of absence te Bob Baehler. doesn't leave anything, he's taking it all with him. leaves his wise remarks to John Kollman. wills his managing ability to Gary Sampson. leaves his big feet to any underclassmen with a big understanding. wills his quiet ways to Gordon Oelke. leaves his loud car to Wayne Kuslits. wishes to unload his many girlfriends to some needy boy. wills his deep voice to Lynn Holz. To the students not mentioned above, we leave all our wonderful memories of O.H-S., and we wish them lots of luck and success. witnessed by: S'-i?.!b:Z ,L Signed, Sealed, and Delivered J E 27 Z This? day of Novemb r 13, 1959 fda' lfww 2-gi-in If-if aj 754 ':. 0 'l,...I 0.0 -Q' 3 fa- '. h u 5-aysf CLASS PROPHECY OF 1960 This being the year 1930, Larry Binning and I, Richard Jaeger,de- cided to go on a trip to fin all our old classmates of the 1960 gradu-' ating class. We had made enough money in our engineering firm, the Big- ag Corporation, to purchase a new model flying saucer. We decided to go o Mi waukee to purchase one. We flew here in our old saucer, and as soon as we had landed we began looking for a new one. At the first saucer terminal we came to we discovered that the head sales- woman was none other than Sharon Hanna, an old school chum. She quick- ly talked us into the highest priced model. She then sent us to the two mechanics who were to ready our ship for take off. They were Don Schneider and Ben Helmar. We asked them where we could get a bite to eat and they said the closest place would be Be1tz's Cafe right around the corner. we entered and sat down and found that the two waitresses were Carol Hansen and Helen Carlson. They kindly told us that Nancy wasn't in. As we were eating who should come along but Jerry Schaefer. He told us that he was a de ivery man for Z1mmerman's Dairy. He also told us that Ronnie Towne was a fuller-brush man and Patricia All was working at the hospital as a nurses' aid. Having eaten our dinner we returned to the terminal to ick up our new saucer. As we were trying it t 1 k d b gh A1 t l f b 1 t Y. W. . A We SgrewthggretgkgnetougheyAirePatgolaJ58ge.or Agzgengat Qgwn we almost fell off our chairs, as the judge was none other than Roger Holz. when he saw that it was us, he suspended our fine, since we were very old friends. He then invited us into his chambers, where we had a nice lit- tle chat. He said that Henry Connor was now racing stock cars and that Jack Bovee and Jim Kuslits were in the used-car business. Also that Kenny Wendt was now Ma or of Milwaukee. Having finished our conversa- tion we again took off, California being our next destination. We arrived on New Year's Day, so we decided to take in the Rose Bowl Game. we were amazed to discover that Bob Culver was backfield coach for the wisconsin Badgers. Getting a bite to eat we ran into Duane Panzer who ran a concession stand at the game. After the game we decided to ven- ture on to Hawaii. After arr vin there, we decided to take a swim in that beautiful Hawaiian water. Whfle swimming we were almost hit by a young lady on a surf board. Returning to apologize for her careless- ness she turned out to be Joan Lerch on vacation from her job as sec- retary to the Mayor of Milwaukee. While talking to her we learned that Ken Boeder was runnin a dectective agency called the Waikiki Eye. Next we decided to visit gim Stoppleworth our foreign minister to Russia. On the way there we contacted a radio-man on a stationary satellite, who turned out to be Edmund Horatio Relser. Also on our way to Russia we stopped off at Japan. There we decided to look up our o d pal, Joe Paul, now a Lieut. in the Air Force. His headquarters were on the other side of town so we took a rick-shaw, the runner turning out to be David Towne. After seeing Joe we learned that Jim Mayhew and Walter fPete7DFlury were operating a nightclub. We decided to make our next stop Switzerland where we though we would try our hand at skiing. By coincidence our instructor turned out to be Gary Kottke. While we were there we also ran in to a few other old frien s, who were vacationing there. They included Bob Stelndorf, a rich oilman, and David Schmidt, a stock broker. On our last day there we met Nancy Baehler and Marlene Luebke who were Olympic Skating Stars. Since our vacation was almost over, we decided to go straight back to Oakfield to see how many of our classmates were there. On our way we had engine trouble causing us to land in New York. We sent the saucer to be repaired and the repairman turned out to be an old friend Jim Reschke who owned and operated the saucer repair center. He informed us that Joyce Henry, Nancy Seyfert, and Marlene Reehl also lived in New York City. Nancy and Marlene were now operating a model agency and Joyce was an Air Force officer. The saucer being ready for the rest of the trip home we were again on our way. This time we stopped in Chicago to call on the last two friends of our graduating class. They were Hilda Meyer and Dolores Launders, who were instructors at the Y. W. C. A. So ends our merry trip around the world. It sure is nice to be back home once more. 1' '9 eg' J ,B ,M , Q 0 ' A 'X 'HN 1 I --: ' ': 11 ii' 3,, ' K 4-A ff'6 GBi5 QQZZQQIZFR 5 Q PR 0 M ROYALTY ss Our annual Prom was presided over by King Gary Kottke and Queen Marlene Reehl and was held April 2h 1959 in the school gymnasium. Music was furnished by Eari Kaz and his orchestra. The prom theme was 'Enchanted Island. 9 Q seexffas-aerffe 0905932 IUNIOR PROM The court royalty standing from left to right are, Richard Jaeger, Nancy Baehler, Kenneth Wendt , Betty Redman ,Queen Marlene Reehl, King Gary Kottke, Sharon Hanna, Robert Culver,Marlene Lua- bke, Walter Flury, Joan Lerch and Roger Holz. The theme Enchanted Island was carried out with mural! de- picting Hawaiian girls and south sea islands, covering the walls. The ceiling was made of blue and white basket weave streamers,with the traditional crystal ball revolving in the center. A feature of the Prom was the enchanted islandmade up of palm trees, ferns, grass and flowers located in the center of the gym- nasium. Tropical punch was served from a little grass hut during the evening by various members of the Junior Class. To gain entrance to the gymnasium, the couples passed through an archway of colored artificial roses. The court of honor led the Grand March which was held at ele- ven o'c1ock. The crowning of the King and Queen took place on a sailship which was located at the south end of the gymnasium. M SENIOR SNOWBALL FINALISTS The theme White Christmas was carried out with 8 large Winter' scene mural on the south wall of the gymnasium. Christmas trees were in various places throughout the gymnasium. The ceiling was decorated by white streamers. To gain entrance to the gymnasium the couples passed through an archway made of pine bougy The court of honor led the Grand March at 11:00 p.m. The court con- sisted of Helen Carlson, Edmund Reiser, Sandra Nolan, James Stopple- worth Sandra Morrison, Kenneth Boeder, Dorothy Fisher, Larry binning Lynn iimmerman and Jerry Schaefer. Following them were the five fin- alists fcr queen. They were Joyce Henry and Richard Jaeger , Pamela Hartley and Eddie Berger, Jill McLean and Mike Blick, Judy Boeder and Lester Cook, and Gail Sampson and Roger Holz. Sydney Cowles, queen of the 1958 Snowball Formal was called for - ward out of the group of spectators to crown Gail Sampson queen and Roger Holz king. ffvszg- .NF f -: Q -vffil x vim? :PJ ---f J f Q, N'l5iE?iEff-nys X -- . . , X X NH 5 , :Q:Q?'ii!' X 2 X Q Q sg- ri .. ggi f www ,Y Q gm .f 7411241 71 avi Aff . Y 5 , gz W 1 A 4 '32 4 W '. gil ' f gm . Q if .Qi V gx Q, W5 . . ,, - mir , if fmumwi ' :Jai 3 2 IUNIOR CLASS First row: Second row: il..-ii., Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Joan Liebelt, Sandra Nolan, Patsy Tetzlaff, Sandra Morri- son, Joan Schneider, Dorothy Fisher, Connie Dewitz, Karen Schoepke, Lynn Zimmerman, Kathy Reschke Gene Kollman, Marne Vande Berg, Pauline Denzin, Carolyn Van Loo, John Kraus, Harold Franke, Janice Kollman, mary Volbright, Don Flury Beverly Wendt, Gary Sampson, Jack Borchardt, Peter Bird, Tom Scharschmidt, Goldean Krueger, Donald Abitz, Judy Bovee Bob Heider, Dean Hanna, Lester Cook, Corwin Erhardt, Jack Borohardt, James Lerch, Kenneth Grainer Mr. McLean, Mr. Ayers, Mrs. Sanks Peter Bird ---------- President Lester Cook ---- Vice President Sandra Nolan -------- Secretary Dorothy Fisher ------ Treasurer Eoldean Krueger ------ Reporter QP -flu' .peg 1, 7. M A 1 'mi X Q Q w,gjf:f mx 9, .xi Jn, ' f ffff 1 Q 'N wx, If me ff : X W E 5. .A A 1 Z is ,'-' was fl Nina :f -ww 9 I S Ia -Pl .Tv fa' ,I 'T of ri 'C uv, ,QR -G1 W5 Nl We if ,- f WW W fo fi ' ' ' WW M j ,ff W 0 SOPHOMORE CLASS First row: Secogg row: Third row: Fogrth row: Fifth row: Pamela Hartley, Judy Luebke, Kay McClain, Diane Dewitz, Kathy Scharschmidt, Gail Sampson, Judy Boeder, Bonnie Messner Nancy All,Jayne Volbright,Jane Gillingham,Betty Seyfert, Kathy Reehl, Kathy Hanna, Donna Snyder Judy Kollman, Carol Seresse, Wayne Flury, Lyle Schrank, Robert Baehler, Jill McLean Sue Schneider,DuWayneKapp, Eddie Berger,Bruce Binning, Donald Redman Mrs. Demond, Robert Batterman, Mike Blick, Mr. Baeten Mike Blick ------ --- President Eddie Berger-- Vice President Judy Boeder -------- Secretary Pamela Hartley- ---- Treasurer Judy Luebke ---- ---- .Reporter X I kk 5 r w: U N E ' ..,, . ' h'L ' - . X , jg i 1 L' if . h Y .1 x'f ' A f S K - i L:-, . K L:.kkkh, K .W-.LZ .:,k f, 'N :M X m ' 'M 4' L X FRESHMEN CLASS W First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Lorretta Barton, Pat Ryan, Norma Conrad, Mary Kay Dowidot , Mary Etta Michaels, Lillian Mosteller , Rita Bahr, Susan B1rd,Sh1rley wiese, Janice McClanathan, Diane Schaefer. Robert Holterman, wayne Kuslits, Jim Schmitz, Norbert Kel- lar, De Ette Burleton, Kathy Weitor, Margaret Morrison, John Stenz, Stanley Mingus, Larry Franke. Greg Gornjak, Paul Pallwanz, Larry Kottke, Lynn Holz, John Canham, Larry Polz, Michael Smith, Jim Uttendorfer , Lew- ellyn Barton. Gary Heinz, Philip Snyder, Larry Barton, John Kollman, Tom Kottke, Tom Nolan, Gordon Oelke, Harold Yimmerman. Dennis Commo, Richard Krause, Mr. Toomey, Charles Blank, Steven Schraufnaqel, Mrs. Mortensen. Tom Nolan --------- President Tom Kottke---Vice President Susan Bird ---- Qec.k Trees. Norma Conrad ------ Reporter 1 'iZ'7 x X.. ,,....f254 ..,,,.,..5 X .,4f,, ff' Y mx' 4:4 I NNUAI. STAFF Editor: Nancy Baehler Advertising Staff: Assistant Editor: Gary Sampson Robert Culver Typists: Marlene Luebke Jerry Schaefer Dolores L8.'l1I'ld8I S Buginegg Mangggpg Joyce Henry Jim Stoppleworth N9-UCF 30Yfert Advisor: Mr. McLean NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor: Joan Lerch Assistant Editor: Goldean Krueger Connie Dewitz Advisor: Mrs. Mortensen Dorothy Fisher Patsy Tetzlaff Reporters: Judy Luebke MIXED CHORUS First row: Joyce Henry, Jill McLean, Pat All, Kathy Schwrschmldt. Joan Schneider, Carolyn Van Loo, Diane Dewitz, Marlene Reehl,?amo1a Hartley Second roi: Connie Dewitz, Mary Michaels, Judy Bovee, Sandra Morrison, Goldean Krueger, Sharon Hanna, Nancy Seyfert, Carol Hensen, Third row: Kenneth Boeder, Dorothy Fisher, Sue Schneider, Peter Rird, Nancy Seftz, Lyle Schrank, Walter Flury Fourth row: Richard Jaeger, Ronnie Towne, Charles Blank, Gower Volz, Harry Rfnning, Tom Kottke, John Kollman First row: Mary Volbright, Judy Luebke, Judy Boeder,Sandra Nolan,Karen Schoepke, Kay McClain, Joan Lerch, Kathy Reschke, Pat Ryan Second row: Diane Schaefer, Jane Gillingham, Jayne Volbright,Nancy All, Kathy Reeh1,Kathy Hanna, Gail Sampson, Donna Snyder Third row: LynnZimmerman, Patsy Tetzlaff, Joan Liebelt,Pauline Denzin, Dolores Launders, Betty Seyfert, Susan Bird Fourth row: Lynn Holz, David Towne, Tom Nolan,Phi1ip Snyder,Ben Helmar Larry Holz 43 .Mr-4 own?-4 O90 0015 --+0 in-10 an 111 -and mwG 0900 s-'Hum -P 'U in C5 L' O F-4 0 ED E -4 '1 ... as 33 S1 K-4 -CCD, o o o 9 G ma c N m .MUMO -u-In-4r'lO-P D.s2!4:Gobo.C2Zrr.o.CI-' 5034-1-.-I-Q-400 Zo rio mfemtdbah m momamhoonm o Z -4a Q nam 35552325 UEZQEQWWQWMW CD P: 0 S-.E!.hd.O 7 der zfLea nke it hm Sc Mr. gg., ok III 'U sz: as 'DIC 0 rn S CQ 0 C -H 4-1 an -I r-. 5 mn M 8 S G5 A I-1 O r-I m 0 O D 8.11 PM Ogle Zimme Mary Lynn 'U F-4 -I CQ C! 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Bob Culver Jerry Schaefer Gary Kottke Lester Cook Harold Franke Mike Blick Jim Stoppleworth KMgr.D Gold Basketball Gary Kottke 7 BASEBALL! f6OQ Bob Culver Gary Kottke Jerry Schaefer wayne Flury Dick Jaeger Harold Franke Mike Blick Jim Stoppleworth lMgr.7 Gold Baseball Jerry Schaefer Gary Kottke walter Flury John Ryan Mike Blick Wayne Flury ' Jim Stoppleworth Eff I -gnu WSP- 7 :Q:f:f: Gold Football 555 Walter Flury EE J 5 CHEERLEADERS NAW F CHEERLEADERS HB0 Karen Schoepke J111 McLean ga2iP8SN0g9Ut ' Diane Schaefer 9 Y 97 er x P t R an 1 Bonnie Messner ggsanygird CHORUS Pat All Nancy Beltz Dolores Launders Joyce Henry Marlene Reehl Carol Hensen Sharon Hanna Richard Jaeger Ronnie Towne Kenny Boeder BAND Gary Kottke Joan Lerch Dolores Launders Joyce Henry Nancy Beitz Dick Jaeger Ken Boeder Edmund Reiser Bob Steindorf VALEDICTORIAH Jim Stoppleworth EDITOR-ANNUAL Nancy Baehler Betty Crocker Nancy Baehler EDITOR-OAKLEAF Joan Lerch D. A. R. Carol Hansen F. ew Z. :fx S 1 -Ly an W g P H.. if x K SX 5. : in iff 7 mx -A M k ' Y gg' it s .yy 1: .. ..l Q y. Q. ,? i ' Q 'fLW-Q-lvl'- V , ,,ww.m..rwf ini 81595451 sw M. ug --was-W' .amy fax 1:1 X. . ,.., ,. ' , an A .wwv . Q N. 3 -V' XMM ar. - ' ,ans ' Li' X MX ,Q S ix. 'A-xv 'J .. Us xx X as K an W , 1'-L, my-Q ,W 1 ,J 4 .141 Q' ll li 1959 Scoreboard Reeseville O 69 Oakfield Green Lake O 21 Oakfield 18 Rosendale 21 Oakfield 7 Fox Lake 53 Oakfield 6 ira Lom 52 Oakfield 19 Brandon 12 Oakfield Hustisford 6 L9 Oakfield ll li 25 12 19 rd ira endale ndon 8 U1 5 8. 1959 Scorebo Lo M2 Oakfield Ro 12 Oakfleld Br 13 Oakfield SENIOR Walter Flury Jerry Schaefer Roger Holz James Mayhew Gary Kottke Robert Culver SENIOR Larry Binning Kenneth Wendt Edmund Reiser Richard Bartell John Bovee James .Kuslit HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN At 9:00 p.m. the Homecoming Dance was held in the High School Gymnasium, featuring the Don Sampson orchestra. At 11:30 p.m. the Grand March was led by Queen Judy Luebke and King walter plury The court followed consisting of the Senior Football Players and their dates. They are as follows: Larry Binning and Dorothy Fisher Jerry Schaefer and Lynn Zim erman, Kenneth Wendt anddoan Lerch , Roger Holz and Betty Seyfert, Gary Kottke and Nancy Baehler, Jack Bovee and Kathy Reschke, Bob Culver and Gail Sampson, Edmund Rei- ser and Vancy Beitz, and Joe Paul and Bonnie Messner. The main feature of the dance was the crowning of the King and Queen, which WAS PSI'f0I'IH6d by the Senior Class President , Jim Stoppleworth. The dance was a great success and well attend- ed. SQUAD Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfleld Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfleld Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield 1959-60 Basketball Results North Fond wi Lo Ao Lomira Green Lake Rosendale Fox Lake w. L. A. Brandon Hustisford Fox Lake Reeseville Lomira Green Lake Rosendale Brandon Hustlsford du Lac Campbellsport Reeseville 1959-60 Sub-District Champions 1959-60 Conference Champions there home there home there there there home home home there home there home there there there home X1 I' SQUAD Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Gakfieid Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield Oakfield 1959-60 Basketball Results 28 53 66 3h 51 E2 AO 50 71 L6 50 61 37 3h 37 MS M3 A1 North Fond du Lac W. L. A. Lomira Green Lake Rosendale Fox Lake W. L. A. Prandon Hustisford Fox Lake Reeseville Iomira Green Lake Rosendale Brandon Hustisford Campbellsport Reeseville there home there home there there there home home home there home there home there there there there SENIOR BASKETBALL K tain! b Culver LETTERMEN r Holz 9 BASEBALL TEAM April 23 April 30 Hay L+ May 7 May 11 Oakfield Oakfield Oakfiold Oakfield Oakfield TRI COUNTY CHAMPS S9 Lomira Reesevillo Huatisford Rosendale Brandon P'F'LOON SENIOR SPORTSME N Robert Culver James Stoppleworth Walter Flury Larry Binning Gary Kottke PTY Je Schaefer Richard Jheger Sandra Nolan KKAII Karen Qchoepke lCaptainJ CHEERLEADERS Betty Seyfert Messner WHMIA YKBII Jill McLean QCaptainE Pat R5an wrmdbmr Susan Bird Diane Qchavfer N an if We wish to thank all of the business places or people that advertised in our annual. We appreciate it very much and we hope our work will be satisfac- tory to you. The Class of n6O' We would like to wish our fellow Seniors the best of luck in the future. We hope that this annual will remind you of your wonderful years and good times you had at OHS . The Editor R Business Manager COMPLIMENTS OF Schaefer's Alleys Earl Burse. Painter Oakfield Standard Service Ogles Service Oakfield Repair Shop Cu1ver's Drug Store Dalton Appliance Schraven k Bernez, Barbers Wilkinson Q wiese L1ndo's Color Shop wfffvfsfffaf H19 Quality Meats Home Made Sausages CLOVER FARM Foods Fresh Vegetables Dairy Products Telephone Oakfield 73 OAKFIELD OIL CO. Gasoline Fuel O11 Firestone Tires Delco Batteries OAKFIELD walter Zim erman, Prop. B A D G E R Y A R D S Donald J. Ogle 5 I District Manager ll J'f-9 Ei. S :-:rift H - Q-fl. G I Q Second Street Oakfield, Wisconsin 9513 FEEDS O A K C E N T E R EQUITABLE RESERVE ASSOCIATION ffazfzw W, 0 tl 0 n Gig Mom SAVED 9 RWTH' 9 ra na IN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT 6 Q WILL coma IN Q 9 HANDY AT SIX -- Save for a bike AT SIXTEEN -- Save for College AT TWENTY-SIX--- Save for Marriage and a Home AT THIRTY-SIX --- Start saving for Old Age Security 35 INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS ,and 0 Wal ield Member Federal Reserve Bank and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. BEST WISHES Alvin M. Bristol To The Class of eo Oakfield From Phono 120-W JORDAN'S Sundries-Drugs-Fountain FARMERS MUTUAL, MADISON, WISCONSIN tOakf161d Wis Insurance for I family, home, G auto Phone Oakfield 171-W Collect Box 52 Non prompt V D assessable glgims polices service Duane E. Boelk The Circle of Live Stock k General C0mPl0f0 Protection Trucking 'Your Patronage Is Agpreciatedn REyN0LDe3 GARAGE Best Wishes To The Class of 1960 From LEO STOPPLEWORTH EXCAVATING Goodyearq Tires 09-KH-915 wi' Phone Oakfield l16F1ll. Lopgz Compliments of sHoE s'roRs The V I L L A G E L U N C H New Shoes Shoe Repairing oakfield oakfield wig Florence and Ivan Bierne This Is No Bull! Irv's Appliance is Televisions Refrigerators Washers Dryers Phone 15h-W Oakfield Upholstery At It's Best 'I D I 'I' Custom Made COHSPHW1 Kitchen and Dini ng Sets Table Sizes Up To Mft. x 10ft. with Genuine Formica To P LEMKE ations To The Class of 60 From mm. COMPANY KEWPIE Mamm ' 1 C e C 0 Qggrxela wu f 0 bpr nga an 0 i ifiewpie M A M H O T H S P R I N G S C A N K 0 N' 1 1 0,0 fe-a Dehydrators of ALFALFA N I N G C O M P A N Y Peas Carrots Factories at Q Sussex Oakfield 4 Eden Packers of Quality Beats Corn , I 2 ' ' 13-:vga -L Nt sslll L F?-75: X 5.9 - Q11 BARKER LUHBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS FUEL R FENCING 'vm TREAT You EI THE YEAR OAKFIELD wrsconsnv LESLIE CULVER, MANAGER Compliments of OAKFIELD Shale Brick and Tile Company The Finest in Brick for Your Every Need' Oakfield, Wie. Phono Okfld-31-W FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE SEE L. H. C O W L E S YOUR HOME'TOWN AGENT F O R 2 9 Y E A R S Corner of PUTMAN R FILBY STREET OAKFIELD PHONE 65-W CHARLES SCHARSCHMIDT I 'W General Contractor J ! g, 2, Carpenter N L 697 , 'fill Mason ' A5 Concrete Roofing Work Phone 152W Oakfield Wisconsin SCHHIDT HARDWARE rs Westphal's Chevrolet Sales Brownsville Thermogas Paints THE BEST IN NEW on USED Appliances Oakfield, wis CARS k TRUCKS Everett Schmidt, Prop BROWNSVILLE COMMUNITY CLUB Phone Oakfield 2F12 Compliments of BLOCH'S RED OWL You Brownsville s Z0 S' For Your Insurance Needs See Pat M Dick Collien ROBERT A, BIRD Insurance Agency Brownsville, Wisconsin Phone Oakfleld 9hFh Brownsville Wisconsin Compliments of BROWNSVILLE CANNING COMPANY INC. WTHE FINEST IN CANNED FOODSn Brownsville Wisconsin Compliments of Dre WOT e Schultz BROWNSVILLE STATE BANK Brownsville - Lomira Complete Banking Facilities 3 Z Paid on Certificate of Deposits Budget Checking Account Plan No Service Charge Brownsville And Member Federal Deposit Dr. R.F. 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D I E D R I C H S K L A E T S C H J E W E L E R KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS 13h S Main St. Phone 1-8550 FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS Letter Award Sweaters Jackets Sporting Goods 203 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF LEATH R COMPANY 1 h CarpetiggmeBg35Ing efgrniture 50-Sh N. Hain Street Fond du Lac Al. Buehler Murv. Haney Dudley Galleske Compliments of the 0'Br1en Dry Goods Co. Main at Second St. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin LAR3EN's STUDIO J. P. Hess Co. AUD J E w E L E R s romp DU LAC CAMERA CENTER GILBERT L. LARSEN NMASTER OF PHOTOGRAPHYn 3h SOUTH MAIN STREET FOND DU LAC, WIS. Best Wishes To The Class of 1960. SHARE Fond du Lac Concrete Products Mason Equipment 8: Supplies All Types of Concrete Block Alum num Windows Q Doors Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Cdmpllments of Linden Electric Your Westinghouse Dealer lk N Main WA1-OMLO Fond du Lac, Wie. 6211421 4 49v'772v 11h So. 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