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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1962 volume:

We the class of 1962, dedicate this annual to you, Mr. Schmitz, a teacher who has been very close to all of us. In your short six years at O.H.S., your understanding, patience and congenial attitude, have added much to the development of an outstanding band.It is for these qualities we dedicate this Oakleaf to you. Eadh member of the 1962 Senior Class extends his gratitude and wishes for the very best in life, and to you we Each our thanks . (xdm itiLii tatUm Board of Education Mr. Robert Hsll, Director Route 1, Rosendale lira. Estelle Dowidat Oakfield Mr. Rolland Geisthardt Oakfield LeRoy Breltkreutz Supervising Frincipal ■vhitewater State Teachers College University of Wisconsin X Joseph Schmitz Band 'V Weldon School of Yuslc JJ, ! Beverly Bas-tian Chorus State College-Superior Ruth Mortensen Math-Foreign Language Ball State Teachers College Harold Ayer Shop-Agriculture Platteville Jeanette Sanks Home Economics-History Wisconsin State College Stevens Point, Wisconsin k Edwin Baeten Coach-Phy. Ed,-Science Platteville University of Wisconsin Lllah Demond Engli sh-Llbr ary Forensics Rlpon College William Toomey Soc. Studies-Phy.. Ed. Asst. Coach University of Missouri Douglas McLean English-Business Education University of Wisconsin Robert Grams Soc. Studies-Engllsh Oshkosh State Teachers College Janitors: John Canham Art Reklau Rosie Ryan HELPING SxnieHA, Susan Schneider Hear no evil, see no evil evil but who wants to be way. Chorus 1-2 P.K.A. 3 Honor Roll... 4 Judith Luebke Is she Is or Is she ain't, a little Imp or a little saint. Newspaper Staff 2 Chorus 1-2-3-lj. Annual Staff I4. F.H.A. 3-1+ Homecoming Queen 2 Class Officer 4 Prom Court 3 Honor Rcull... Diane Dewltz An Innocent face, but you never can tell. speak no good any- Chorus 1-2-3-il F.H.A. k Honor Roll... lyle Schrank I like school even though there are those bothersome things called studies. Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3 Football 3 Prom Court 3 Honor Roll... Wayne Flury In the moonlight sit three: me, my car, and she. HomSooming King 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Prom Court 3 F.F.O. Michael Blick Love is too complicated a game for an athlete to play. Football 1-2-3-4 Forensics 2 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Debate 3 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Prom King 3 Track 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Snowball Court 2 Honor Roli... Solo Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Pamela Hartley Pull of fun, mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Newspaper Staff 3 Newspaper Editor 1+ Snowball Court 2 Homecoming Court 3 Solo Ensemble 1-2-3 Honor Roll.... Forensics 2-3-ij. Chorus 1-2-3-14-Band 1-2-3-1+ Class Officer 2 ■1+ Prom Court 3 Kathleen Reehl With flashing eyes and curly hair, she faces life without a care. Librarian 1-2-3-1+ Prom Court 3 Chorus 1-2-1+ Honor Roll.... Betty Seyfert Like a coke, she's peppy, sparkling and gives you a lift. Cheerleader 1-2-3-1+ Homecoming Queen 3 Homecoming Court 2 Chorus 1—2—3—1+ F.H.A. 3-14-Prom Court 3 Class Officer 1+ Annual Staff 1+ Honor Roll... Kay McClain In her golden chain of friendship there Is no missing link. Newspaper Staff Ij. S61o Ensemble 3-4 Chorus I-2-3-I4. Forensics 2-3-l| Honor Roll... Judith Boeder I was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pattern. Homecoming Court 3 Snowball Court 2 Newspaper Staff 3 Class Officer 3 Forensics 1-2-3-4 Solo Ensemble 1-2-3-4 Annual Editor 4 Annual Staff 3 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll... Gail Sampson She smiles at many Just for fun, but we all know there's only one. Homecoming Coun; 1 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Snowball Queen 2 Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Court 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1-3 P.H.A. 3-4 Forensics 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll... iolo Ensemble 2-3-4 James Hamberger (Transferred from Milwaukee South) I go to bed when the sun comes up. Class Officer I4. Richard Steffes (Transferred from Goodrich High School) If there's a job to be done, he's the guy who will find someone to do It. Prom Court 3 Basketball Manager Ij. Mixed Chorus I4. Basketball 3 Honor Roll... Edward Berger Its better to sleep In the classroom than waste a perfectly good night. Prom Court 3 Snowball Court 2 Baseball I-2-3-I4. Basketball 1-2 Football 1 Honor Roll... Kathleen Hanna She may not be a Ford, but she sure can rattle on. Librarian 2-3-l± Chorus 2-I4. Annual Staff I4. Honor Roll.... Librarian I-I4. F.H.A. 1-2-3-U Jill McLean Her door of friendship opens wide for all who care Cheerleader 2-3-14-Newspaper Staff I4. Chorus 1-2-3-14. Forensics 1-2-3-k Solo Ensemble 3-k- to step Inside. Prom Queen 3 Rand 1 Snowball Court 2 Honor Roll.... Robert Baehler 'After the game Is over, after the field Is clear, straighten my nose,and shoulders and help me find my gear. Basketball 1-2-3 Baseball 1-2-3- Football 1-2-3-ii. Prom Court 3 F.F.O. I; Maurice Towne (Transferred from New Glarus ) Most great men are dead or dying, and I don't feel so well myself. Librarian 4 F.F.O. Honor Roll... Bruce Binning I was born for something. What was It? F.F.O. k Bonnie Messner Bonnie to the Scottish means pretty, and kind. It must of been this bonnie lass that some Scot had in mind. Class Qffleer I-I4. Librarian I4. Cheerleader 1-2-3-14- Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 2 Annual Staff 14-Forenslcs 1-2-3-14- Honor Roll... Snowball Court 1 Nancy All She never falls to speak a pleasant word. Chorus 1-2 P.H.A. 3 Honor Roll... Kathleen Scharschmidt T have a heart with room for every joy, but just now, for only one boy. Chorus 1-2-3-lt-F.H.A. 1 Annual Staff 4. Honor Roll... Donna Synder (Transferred from Fond du Lac) Good things come in small packages. Chorus 2 Honor Roll... Robert Batterman By his length we shall know him. F.F.O. 1-2-3-14- Ronald Tillou (Transferred from Mayville) Ira right, and all the world is wrong. Forensics 1+ F.F.O. 1|. . finis AT LAST Goodness, gracious, we've no grief! You're looking at our masterpiece! We've worked until we're tired of trying--Fixing OAKLEAFS for your buying. This is our yearbook--yours to keep; Have fun with it—we're going to SLEEP! In the Fall of '72, Mike Bllck and I (Eddie Berber) decided to take a trip to outlying states of Alaska and Hawaii. When we reached the airline office, we were surprised to see Nancy All as ticket clerk. When the time arrived to take off,we were escorted to our seats by our stewardess, Donna Snyder. We saw our pilot, Maurice Towne and our worries about crashing were justified. When we landed In Alaska, compliments of Maurice, we contacted two widely known hunting guides, Jim Hamburgur and Lyle Schrank. After returning to town we found we were short of funds and wanted to find a bank to get some money. As we stepped Into the First National Snowbank of Alaska, we were met by the president, Ron Tlllou, who lent us fifty Ice cubes. We also saw Dick Steffes and his wife Carol Seresse, walking down the street In barrels;It seems they had invested all their money in a sure tan lotion company, which for some mysterious reason went bankrupt. As we walked across the intersection In Fairbanks, we were almost hit by the world famous dog sled champ, Bob Baehler, who was racing with Pam Hartley,who was driving her new compact dog sled. We finally decided to board the ship to Hawaii. On deck we saw Sue Schneider and Kathy Hanna, who Informed us that they were on an around the world cruise with their rich husbands. When we arrived at the deck we were greeted by hula dancers. To our surprise they turned out to be Kathy Reehl, Jill McLean, and Bonnie Messner. While we were walking down Waikiki Beach we spotted two beach boys on surf boards. To our surprise. It was Bob Bat-terman and Bruce Binning. As we were checking into the Hawaiian Village Hotel we noticed that we were being followed.. It turned out to be that famous detective from Hawaiian Ear, Wayne Flury. He was escorting that famous singer at the Kilauea Hotel, Gail Sampson. That night we decided to take In a movie. We bought our tickets from Diane Dewltz. When we were seated we saw Betty Seyfert starring as the Blob .’ After leaving the theater we had time enough to eat. We stopped at Judy and Jo's Hash House,owned by Judy Boeder and Jo Scharschmldt. After a long chat we decided to go to our hotel. While crossing the street we were arrested by two women officers for jaywalking,Officers Judy Luebke-and Kay McClain. Because we agreed to leave the Island In the morning, thqy did not press charges. After arriving home we both agreed, what a trip ----- a trip never to be forgotten. The first day of school when we were freshmen. Initiation day. Gall and Mike royalty at our initiation dance. Judy Luebke queen of Homecoming. Working, In the stand at the 'basketball games. Junior card party. Bon fires and the snake dances on Main Street. Our Junior Prom. Decorating for the Junior Prom. Getting our class rings. Bonnie1s party after the Prom. Messner's slot machine. The roller skating parties. All our pep meetings. The times It snowed and school was called off. Our quiet class meetings. Forensics Contests. Undecorating the gym the day after the Prom. Band Tournaments. Our football, basketball and baseball championships. The night the bus got stuck coming home from the Fox Lake game. Going Into the Casa Capri for pizza after the basketball games. Parties after the tournament games. The mouse In Mrs Sanks' history class. Athletic banquets. SENIOR «5g� CLASS MEMORIES Decorating for floats. The day Pam ran Into the typing room door. The day Mr. Toomey got lipstick on his shirt. Jo's party after the Rosendale game. Our crazy annual meetings. Our Home Sc. classes. Jill and Mike reigning over our Junior Prom. Wayne Flury king of the Homecoming. The day Lyle Schrank fell over In English class. Mr. Breltkreutz's sophomore typing class. The day the hornet sat on Donna's hand In bookkeeping. Going for Pizza at the Pizza Palace. Making flowers for our Prom. Minstrel and all our other band concerts. Miss Rowe's study hall. Mrs. Sank's fifth hour, .study hall. Sue's pajama parties. Dancing on the stage at noon. Our last day of school. Graduation Day. These are just some of our memories we have had in our wonderful years at OHS. SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of nineteen-hundred and sixty two, of the Oakfield High School, Oakfleld, 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 63' we leave our ability to pay class dues. To the class of 614.' we leave our ability to have a successful Junior Prom. To the class of 65' we leave our ability to spend money without having It. To the teachers of Oakfleld High School we leave our many quiet hours. As Individuals we will our personnal belongings as follows: Jill McLean Nancy All Robert Baehler Robert featterman Edward Berger Bruce Binning Michael Bllck Judy Boeder Plane bewt'tz Wayne Flury James Hamburger Judy Luebke Pamela Hartley Kay McClain Bonnie Messner Kathy Reehl Gall Sampson Kathleen Scharschmldt Sue Schneider Lyle Scbrank Carol Teresse Uonna Snyder Richard Steffes Maurice Towne Ronald tlllou Kathleen Hanna Wills her flirtatious wink to Mike Haberkorn. Wills her ability of climbing ladders to Janice M. Wills his car to anyone with life Insurance. Wills his tallness to Darold Morrison. Wills his ability of getting stuck in snow banks to Larry Schaefer. Wills his driving ability to Wayne Kusllts. Wills his basketball shoes, size llj., to Gerald Hally. Wills herself to the nearest rest home. Wills her quietness to Sherry Cook. Wills his shyness to Tim Mayhew. Wills his ability to HUNT to Tom Nolan. Wills her long fingernails to Susan Bird. Wills her safe-driving, ability to anyone who does'nt want to live long. Wills her freckllest complexion to Charles Blank. Wills her many dates to any body who would want to to take the responsibility. Wills her ability to dance to Jullann Schraufnagel. Wills her long hair to Susan Wietor. Wills her many love-letters to Pat Ryan. Wills her physical abilities to Betty Vander Gallen. Wills his quietness In typing to Tom Kottke. Wills her Home Ec. abilities to De Ette Burleton. Wills her shortness to Sharon Whyms. Wills his funny sense of humor In classes to John Canham. Wills his manly voice to John Nelson. Wills his many questions to Charles Bebow. Wills her long drive way 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: Signed, Sealed, and Delivered This day of February 15, 1962 (SEAL Vi-. C J ay? uz OUR JUNIOR PROM April 28, 1961, the gyro doors opened to Wonderland By-Night. Eloquently centered on the dance floor was an elaborate rock garden, from where we looked up to a huge towering rainbow, encompassing the stage. The mural, beautifully drawn by the class, graciously set on the end of the gym, depicted the fantasy scene, of a golden coach with its footmen, an outdoor ballroom, and an ancient medieval castle. A drawbridge projected out from our castle on which the crowning ceremonies took place. On the opposite side of the gym was The Blue Inn A quaint old inn, done in medieval style, from where delicious punch was served. The night sky of blue and white streamers pointed centrally to the traditional crystal ball, which reflected beautiful pastel colors over the gala crowd. Setting the delightful mood was the distinguished music of Les Palmer and his Orchestra. COURT of HONOR King Michael Blick Wayne Flury Robert Baehler Richard Bteffes Edward Berger Lyle Schrank James Moede Queen Jill McLean Betty Seyfert Judy Luebke Pamela Hartley Gail Sampson Bonnie Meesner Kathryn Reehl Juniata, J u N I O R S First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Not Present: Diane Schaefer, Margaret Morrison, Susan Bird, Pat Ryan, Mrs. Sanks, Kathryn Weltor, Mary Dowldat , DeEtte Burleton, Janice McClanathan, Shirley Zllls. Norma Conrad, Donald Patchett, Lewellyn Barton, Norbert Keller, James Schmitz, Robert Holterman, John Stenz, Larry Franke, Shiley Weise. Wayne Kusllts, John Kollman, James Uttendorfer, Larry Holz, Dennis Como, Lynn Holz, Thomas Kottke, Paul Ballwanz, Larry Schaefer, Doris Fryman. John Canham, Gary Heinz, Gordon Oelke, Steven Schraufnagel, Richard Krause, Charles Blank, Harold Holder, Harold Zimmerman, Larry Barton. Harry Lange Mr. Ayer, Mr. McLean, Thomas Nolan. Rita Bahr, Loretta Barton, Mary Koenen. President: Charles Blank Vice President: Thomas Nolan Secretary: Diane Schaefer Treasurer: Lynn Holz CLASS OFFICERS S pfiomo’ted s o p H O M O R E S First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Fifth row: Carol Abltz, Dolores Kraus, Sandra Schrank, Jacklyn Schoepke, Patricia Jaeger, Mary Ogle, Pearl Boiler, Janet Reehl, Jillain Schoepke, Connie Bahr. Janies Nelson, Carol Markley, Charles Kuslits, Darlene Pixley, Gary Willett, Ronal Baehler, Karen Schaefer, Daryl Morrison, Gerald Nally. Barbara Nitschke, David Becker,Roger Youngbeck, Wayne Jahns, Gary Bovee, Robert Messner,Larry Redman, Roger Liebelt, Ruth Keller. Mrs. Mortensen, James Snyder, Edward Henke, Cheryl Cook, Sandra Schneider, Michael Haberkorn, Thomas Heimerl, Kathleen Whyms, Mrs. Demond. David Whyms, Raymond Seyfert, Mr. Baeten,Robert Riel, Richard Baehler. President: Jacklyn Schoepke Vice President: Sandra Schrank Secretary: James Nelson Treasurer: Daryl Morrison CLASS OFFICERS F R E S H M E N First rows Second row: Third rows Fourth Row: Fifth row: Sixth row: Hot Present: Jo Ann Franke, Mary Paul, Mary Steinke, Linda, Stenz, Nancy Ogle, Susan Barton, Sandy Cook, Christy Burse, Gloria Wollltz, Judith Hanna, Betty Vander Galien. Jeanne Arthurs, John Nelson, Beatrice Vander Galien, Sandy Heimerl, Kenneth Baierl, Georgene Kottke, Dick Llegl,Francis Rady,01ayton Steff enson,MarLene Scheberl. Tim Mayhew, Ruth McClanath n, Steven Snyder, Randall Rady, Lester Ballwanz, David Zunker, Phillip Perry, Judith Binning, Sandra Perry. Juliann Schraufnagel, Daniel Bartell, Thomas Laning, Susan Wietor, Geraldine Krueger,Charles Miller, Karen Craig,Kenneth Blank, Michael Nolan,Harvey Bradford Jr. George Burleton, Albert Pahnke, Michael Kottke, Mr. Grams, Mr. Toomey, John Dowidat, Sharon Whyms,Richard Bovee, Roberta McClain. Sandra Fuller, Kathleen Redmann, Jacqueline Schnelle, Marie Uttendorfer, Janet Weber. Charles Bebow, Terry Douglas, Linda Schaumburg. CLASS OFFICERS President: Michael Kottke Vice President: Sandra Cook Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Steinke Uctwitiea, ANNUAL STAFF Editor: Judith Boeder Assistant Editor: Thomas Kottke Advertising Staff: Gail Sampson Business Manager: Bonnie Messner Typists: Kathleen Scharschmldt Kathleen Hanna Judy Luebke Advisor: Mr. McLean NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor: Pamela Hartley Reporters: Kay McClain Assistant Editor: Diane Schaefer Jin McLean Advisor: Mrs. Ruth Mortensen SPEECH DEBATE First row: Second row: Third row: Fourth row: Diane Schaefer, Christy Burse, Susan Bird, Kay McClain, Judith Boeder, Mary Ann Paul. Gall Sampson, Janice MpClanathan, Pamela Hartley, Mrs. Demond, Judith Binning, Bonnie Messner, Patricia Ryan. Connie Bahr, Pearl Boiler, Mary Ogle, Kathleen Whyms, Sharon Whyms, Jill McLean. Charles Blank;, Mr. Grams, Thomas Kottke. LIBRARIANS Sitting: Kathleen Whyms, Sandra Schneider, Standing: Mrs. Demond, Mary JoKoenen, Margaret Morrison, Mary Ogle, Doris Fryman, Rita Bahr, Kathy Reehl, Kathy Hanna, Gail Sampson, Susan Bird, Diane Schaefer, Bonnie Messner, Maurice Towne. Presidents Carol Seresse Vloe President: Mary Kay Dowidat Secretary: Diane Schaefer Treasurer: Margaret Morrison President: Wayne Plury Vice President: Robert Baehler Secretary: Robert Batterman Treasurer: James Uttendorfer BAND Mary Dowidat Dolores Kraus Patricia Jaeger John Dov ldat Michael Kottke Michael Blick Charles Blank Betty Vander Galien Diane Schaefer Ruth Keller Pearl Eoller 9usan Bird Sandra Heimerl Marlene Scheberl Director, Joseph Schmitz John Kollman Warren Jahns Joseph Liegl Peter Mortensen Jack Steinke Thomas Nolan James Schmitz Jillain Schoepke John Suprenand Ann Schaefer Sandra Cook Heidi Breitkreutz Priscilla Burleton Christy Burse Mary Ogle Susan Seresse Judith Vincent Karen Mortensen Jean Michaels Kathleen Burleton Jeanne Krueger Sandra Hall Cathy Weinberger Linda Walgenbach Yvonne Leu Linda Stenz Jacqueline Schnelle Connie Bahr Gail Sampson Judith Boeder Nancy Ogle Thomas Kottke Roger Liebelt David Becker Phillip Perry Georgene Kottke Karen Schaefer Patricia Ryan Marie Uttendorfer Judith Binning Susan Liegl Mary Paul Roberta McClain Mary Steinke Pamela Hartley M A J O R E T T E S Susan Bird Diane Schaefer Ruth Keller Sandra Cook Pearl Boiler Mary Dowldat Marlene Scheberl Sandra Helmerl Betty Vender Gallen SOLO ENSEMBLES I Betty Vender Galien, Beatrice Vender Galien, Gloria Wollitz, Susan Bird, Christy Burse, Mrs. Bastien, Kathleen Hanna, Linda Stenz, Mary Steinke, Mary Paul, Jeanne Arthurs. Mary Ogle, Diane Schaefer, Judith Boeder, Nancy Ogle, Sandra Perry, Darlene Pixley, Janice McClanathan, Kay McClain, Gail Sampson, Patricia Ryan, Judith Luebke. Shirley Wiese, Sandra Cook, Georgene Krueger, Mary Dowidat, Ruth Keller, Jill McLean, Susan Wietor, Pamela Hartley, Roberta McClain, Norma Conrad, Judith Binning. Kathryn Reehl, Ruth McClanathan, Mary Koenen, Diane Dewitz, Cheryl Cook, Marie Uttendorfer, Kathleen Whyms, Sharon Whyms., Kathleen Scharschmidt, Kathryn Wietor. Second row: ThircT row: Fourth row: Boys: John Canham, Tom Nolan, Tom Kottke, Lynn Holz, Chuck Blank, Mike Blick, Mike Kottke, Dick Steffes, Larry Schaefer, John Dowldat, Phillip Perry. On April sixth, the mixed chorus is planning to give a musical entitled, Louisiana Hoedown . The setting will be a hay loft with all the trimmings, ana the costumes will depict the Old South • Everybody is working hard and is awaiting that first Big Night . Everything from Barbershop Quartets to a Hoedown Band, to the Endmen with their jokes,v ill be included in the show. AWARDS FORENSICS (61) CHORUS BAND Ronnie Messner (District) Pamela Hartley (League) Jill McLean (Local) Diane Schaefer (Local) Judith Boeder (Local) Judith Boeder Diane Dewitz Pamela Hartley Kathy Hanna Judy Luebke Kay McClain Jill McLean Kathryn Reehl Betty Seyfert Gail Sampson Kathleen Scharschnldt Michael Bllck Pamela Hartley Judith Boeder Gall Sampson BASKETBALL (62) Mike Blick (Captain) Wayne Flury Larry Schaefer John Cariham Tom Nolan Bob Messner Dick Krause Lynn Holz (Mgr.) FOOTBALL (61) Wayne Flury (Captain) Mike Bllck Bob Baehler Chuck Blank John Canham Wayne Kusllts Tom Nolan Gordon Oelke Larry Schaefer John Kollman Tom Kottke James Uttendorfer Chuck Henke Tom Heimerl Bob Riel Gary Willett Mike Kottke Bob Holterman (Mgr. ) BASEBALL (bl) Larry Schaefer Robert Baehler John Canham Tom Heimerl Bob Messner Mike Haberkorn CHEELEADERS A CHEERLEADERS B Bonnie Messner Jill McLean Susan Bird Betty Seyfert Sandra Fuller Norma Conrad Pearl Boiler Diane Schaefer VALEDICTORIAN Judith Boeder SALUTATORIAN Michael Bllck BETTY CROCKER Judith Boeder EDITOR ANNUAL Judith Boeder D� A.. R. Judith Boeder EDITOR OAKLEAF Pamela Hartley SAJWita, TEAM CHEER LEADERS � lr T R I C o u N T Oakfleld 9 April 17 Lomlra 1 Oakfleld 3 April 20 Reeseville 0 Oakfleld 11 April 24 Fox Lake 4 Oakfleld 4 April 27 Hustlsford G Oakfleld 8 May 1 Brandon 3 Oakfleld 2 May 4 Rosendale h Oakfleld 9 May 8 Green Lake 4 C H A M P I O N Tournament Game May 15 Oakfleld 2 Roaandale 6 A TEAM FOOTBALL B” TEAM FOOTBALL HI-COUNTY Tie For Championship Assured Oakfield In 53-0 Triuir Dalers, Lions, Brand Oakfield turned on its assured itself of u tie for tl) football championship. The A victory against Reesevill , the title and end the champi In other games Rosendale I clipped Reesevilie. 25 7: Green Lake belted Lomira. 38-6; and Brandon drubbed Hustisford. 45- j 19. Fh rndon Bows, 32-6; Lakers, Lomira Win [kfield Has Undisputed uTiiUourity Loop Quart erb. passed for , scored anol the Oak fie tosses were ham twice1 and Tom Heimerl. touchdown run covered turned in rut ofW 3kvards for toiia Flury’s 50' Rich Langon eta ing on a seven yard Extra points wen Ken Pitcher and T. ored D-yard ancis rton St! Tton di g for Br . oal line o 27. 13. 5. and 1 vard were added by Dick on a 70-yard return interception, and Ar w and Jim Schmuhl Ricky DeBoer, rton, DeBoer. . up extra point ouchdowns w Starr. Thom. Thom also ;hree rence was field, 31-6. Oaks tallied qi homecoming 500, taking a Ime and then of the way. IROEDE Staff r21-game winning streak built is in tiie Fox Valley Tri-County here Friday by title favorite i ‘ ROBERT BAEHLER v of the sea : and Lomira y of t le by a thump I mg on-1 margin. The Oaks’ margin was some her conference games | what of a surprise, especially ht scored uchdow fiveyai 1th Klem] ?d on a 25-yari (lemp to Joh ? 6 ed an extr. b Klemp. ' $ i 4 -I down seven .convers Hcimci Canham Chuck to Terry Lake touchdown a others on short runs . rro and i Important Area Oaks, Bn North Fo Area football t Fox Valley Tri-Coun winning important this week. A il attei WAYNE FLURY agai ly to be the title match. B teams are unbeaten, with aU their wins coming by convinci margins. Oakfield will be the h coming host, with gam set for 7:30 p.m. on North Fond du Lac home at 8 p.m. on Fri the Orioles must paste Gra in order to remain in conter rd scored 19 points in | J period to daze Rosen- 7; Chuck Kuhs had a Iv as Green Lake bounced Ian Paces rep Scorers ’om Nolan of Oakfield [es to lead the Valle ity Football confe ing after three fas 64 points « 2 and four extra 2 Ricky De Tien touchdo } Versions for. ] Hot an. Oak fie IV Boer. P rgm since they played without Quarterback Larry Schaefer. He was sidelined with a fractured collarbone In a scrim- mage earlier in the week. Flury Sparkles Instead, the slack was taken up by versatile Wayne Flury, who sped to 90 yards in 14 car- Brand.m Oakfield IWrds. ruahliut .......137 170 MICHAEL BLICK 7 lmcrc«pt«d by .... 0 t Score By Quarter 0 O 6 O- •, 12 13 0 6—3X i Scenic Me naine ani pace tlie ne cessity A [and Kew, ask urn at Get fold appeal 0 have th con unted for another £ completions on the scoring ie when he ard pass play Later in the ed 13 yards id touchdown her on a 21-bird quarter. L sophomore, jgrds for a the third I broke Mury. Otkfle • •bacfdr. O ) Mih«. Green i Pinkerton, Ri n -:meri. o«fl v M f 1 Cree-i La cel RoAer.J.Tlr. ' ' r R Lengw. Creen L kt 1 P. odt. Hu«tlaford ... f Starr, Hutfliford . . 0 4utttn. Brandon ......... 0 Born Brandon R.ov.Vv, Cern Lake' Lomira ReeaeviOa Rooendale � ncnt.s in s the sUndin LEY TRI-COUNT W L T Oakfield 5 0 0 tion for the Scenic Moraine crem Lake s x o championship. Hu� u� ford 320 In other Tri-County games on Oakfield mixed u Friday Lomira is at Reesevillej Pla 's Friday and v Rospndale at Hustisford anrfj Jgjg Green Lake at Fox Lake. Games; over Hustisford. also on the Scenic Moraine slate; Ro endale used Friday have Pewaukee a Camp | scoring punch 0 bellsnort. J d Fox Tri-Coun ROBERT BATTERMAN Oaks Takc prui Dalers, Brandon � the league 1 arc ng leadership •Countv his t( e seaso ints. as 70 p and four Wins t was blocked in the third T ciod. The move was climaxed ltl - 1 by Ricky Burkes one-yard JL1I 1 plunge into the end zone. Key Victory-The victory was the fourth straight of the 1961 season for Coach Ed Daeten’s Oaks and • j did much toward advancing f Green Lake Ior the direction of the downs against £°Unty conlerence k to take over . The win was a costly one for 'mmm...... ise Cen- :ated a out for reshman rb fill-in to use rest of the season. Baeten also credited Harold 'Heider, Bob Baehler. and Gor-mug pass Oelke with outstanding de-t the Lan- ve play, tra points. Green Lake Wins hs spirited the Green Lake sive by counting three 1 downs—two on runs on id 15 yards and the other 15-yard pass play from s involved Kallas. est scoring _ h Langen bolted for two yard pas? Green Lake touchdowns later run hort plunges and Terry HI® . etz to Gary 50 yards th of its Jim Hyne points. I a rf-yarn sneax. 1 Stanek fired a 40-yard pass play to Rose for another touchdown and Steve Bird added another on a 3-yard plunge. Bird I raced for a conversion and DeBoer, Pinkerton Sjjorkle S3Z c DeBoer, Brand Schaefer. Oukfl _ MuJIIn. Fox La ice Plnk« ton. Brandon HetmerL Oak Mueller. Uu Stanek. lx m R. I-angra. Roettct Burke. Bn KWmp. Falc Featui Oak field fiices a in its Tri-Co championship imoroved Hustisford tea The Falcons host the Oak£ one of three Tri-County gamefT on Frklav. Green Lake hold off on its homecoming matd� l •i?h Keosi Mi|o uni: Sar i:r; . j ovor V'T? In other Friday games Jlos-..,-? '1 Jon, Oakfield Score Triumph lfback Gary Pink-Friday as Brandon nference showdown 45-0 fictory over-seville. The Tanagers take on Oak-oj field next Friday in a battle be-• | tween the circuit’s only unbeaten teams. It will be home-for the Oaks in a game •ts at 7:30 p.m. •Id maintained its win-ys at Quarterback Larry __ er heaved a sidearm pass for a touchdown and also scored three others in drubbing Rosen-dale, 43-12. In other conference games Green Lake whacked Hustisford. 3815. as Halfback Chuck | Kuhs scored three touchdowns !or another, and Fox mire. 13-6. Brandon scor-uarter on a closed out in the | and pa on a I Lake ed and De dash Ijng I nine. endale hosts Fox Lake Brandon goes to Lomira North Fond du Lac f inftow and from and from Rjc v£rds . turned ji ic Is wcpM-fj, icn yards. ired two touch-1 idon’s victory. I Ires came on 22' runs, while Ra i [7-yard pass play DeBoer and re-Intercepted pass 13- Bob AlbreTH up three | touchdowns with long runs and scored one himself on a two- bJ rd plung as Rosendale) h the goal line in every� C: lemp scored three of fh owns on runs of 60, | j two yards. Sherman rimed three yards for ve Wilkinson added four yard run, and Ferd Mossberg hit Dick Ben-1 nett On a 35-vard pass play for still another. iw John Prey accounted for two j of Rosendale s extra points.; Others were scored by Bennett, I r Mossberg. and John Basler. |2one 11,0 Score For Brkndnn h a two-ng min-chdowns two on a 24-Pinkerton. 12 yards ack Peterson 'ards into the end gers’ three extra | points were Scored by DeBoer, with one coming on a pass from Our football team went undefeated, to be crowned the 1961 champs of the Fox Valley Tri-County League. It was the second championship In four years. Led by three seniors. Captain Wayne Flury, Mike Slick and Bob Baehler, our Oaks set a new scoring record totaling 3 9 points, three more than the undefeated team of 1958 Our defensive team-work was also good, holding the opponents to a total of 36 points in the s-even games scheduled. The team also received recognition by the W.I.A.A. as one of 23 unbeaten, untied teams in the state. Leading the team in scoring was Tom Nolan with 88 points, who finished 2nd in the conference scoring race. Other teammates who also scored heavily were.Wayne Flury with 85 points Tom Helmerl 62; Larry Schaefer, 37; John Canhara, 29; Chuck Henke and Dick Baehler with 2 . points each. Our game with Brandon,defending the championship of 196l brought a record crowd of over 500, the largest in the school history. Our school is very proud of the team for the outstanding job they have done. HOMECOMING ROYALTY The beautiful Pall day of October sixth was chosen for our 1961 Homecoming. The gala events consisted of the parade with imaginative floats from the fifth grade through the senior class, bicycles, gaily decorated, and the hlgh-llte of the Darade was the king and queen—Wayne Plurv and Sandra Puller. The Homecoming game between Oakfield and Brandon started at 7:30, and was very thrilling and exciting. It of course, turned out for the best with a rousing victory! At half time, Bonnie Messner, captain of the A1' team cheerleaders, crowned Wayne Plury and Sandra Puller, king and queen.The crowd cheered loudly as they were driven down the field In a convertible. After the game came the climax of the big day, the Homecoming Dance. The gym was magnificently decorated with a Fall scene, and the music was featured by A1 Buerger and his orchestra. It turned out to be a very successful Homecoming and one which we shall take pride In remembering. a basketball team HI Consecutive Conference Wins Fox Valley Tri- SCOREBOARD THEY North Pond du Lac 31 Pox Lake 34 Brandon 35 Rosendale 57 Hustlford 62 Green Lake 41 Campbellsport 46 Lomlra 50 Markesan 55 Reeseville 33 Pox Lake Brandon ft Rosendale 44 Hus tlford 34 Green Lake 56 Lomlra 69 W L A• 53 Reeseville 60 Michael Bllck Senior Star 66 75 60 77 8 % 75 62 86 61 89 55 68 78 74 83 111 County Champs Wayne Plury Senior Star V BASKETBALL TEAM WE THEY 20 North Pond du Lac 26 1+9 Fox Lake 21+ 31 Brandon 16 37 Rosendale 31 51+ Huatiford 31 31+ Green Lake 29 1+3 Campbellsport 29 53 Lomlra 16 27 Markesan 21 36 Reeaevllle 26 52 Pox Lake 30 1+1 Brandon 20 51 Rosendale 33 l+l HustIsford 30 19 Green Lake 35 1+0 Lomlra 20 31+ W. L. A. 22 69 Reeseville 23 Letters, we get lett stacks and 3tacks of letters 1 Watch boys, tnis is how it's done! (Lincoln vs. Oakf ield _ West Bend Sectional) Oakfield vs. North Pond du Lac at Markesan Sub-District. Oakfield vs. Waupun at West Bend Sectional And the crowd cheered onl (Random Lake victory at Campbellsport tourney) (Jaks. Lakers Ranked Random Lake of the Scenic Moraine conference and Oak-field of the TrWounty both Moved up two notches this mg!. Cakfield Clinches Crown r u� t. If? -� In T d-CountyConference Desire Makes Our Team Savs Baetcn Oaks Set To Meet Tourney Goliaths | Wan pun, Oakfield Clash Tonight In Sectiorukl Meeldt West Bend Oakfield, Lai Clash Tonij Champion! I ;.� ■ rrov R wilc yj. Brandon I Onkfvj TS Crccr. .� , • «id lr 7 HuMtpfoid « 76 r Ijtkr 53 Oiiiiim On f mini Rose U Wrapped I c— Up Campbellsport, March Ihere in the championship . (basketball tournament tod As expected, Oakfield Random Lake posted wins the opening round Friday. Oaks nudged Howards 66-60. and the Lakers tri lOxford. 61-52. It he Markesan sub-di| championship. The Oaks felled Green 60 46. as Center Mike Bliclt let' the way with21_oomtsi_Mark _ tan hit on r IUTj tefer In bp Scoring till With 21 N By JIM BROEDE Sport Staff‘ Campbellsport — Little Oa' eld High school's basketba continued to defy th berth in the WJAA sertir . at West Bend, only one ho tourm rest of I Green Lak four time Blick du which put lead for gc ends befor connected t |early in t jgtve the C ding, the I until then. Green Latte scored om The mighty Oaks,by winning their third conference Championship, and by running their conference victories up to 1|1 consecutive wins, entered tournament play with confidence and determination to keep their undefeated season free from blemish. On February 23, 1962, the Sub-District tournament at Msrkesan pitted the Oaks against the North Fond du Lac Orioles. Our team came through with a 7i|.-i4.6 victory, which earned them the right to meet Green Lake in the finals. Again the team came through with a 60-l|6 win and a Sub-District Championship. (Our third in a row.) The Oaks then entered stiffer competition by being paired off with Howards Grove in the Csmpbellsport District tournament. Once more a victory was the result by downing our opponents to the tune of 66-60. With this win we met a powerful and favored Random Lake team, rated Number 10 in the Little Sixteen (Oakfield was rated Number 12). An upset followed as we won 56-$0. The West Bend Sectional tournament was next;0akfield being thecnly Little school entering the sectional was to compete against Waupun of the Little Ten Conference. Once again the underdog , the Oaks pulled an upset and clipped Waupun 69-60. This victory of the first game in the sectional, gave th9 team the distinction of being the first team in the history of the school to advance this far in tournament play. Our next opponent in the finals of the sectional was the Number 1 team in the Big Sixteen rating,(by the W.I.A.A.) Milwaukee Lincoln. The fighting, determined, and proud Oaks finally bowed to defeat, by the score of 79-61. Lincoln went on to be crowned the State Champions, making them the Number 1 team in the state. On April 3 a banquet was held at the Hotel Retlaw in Fond du Lac, given by the Oakfield Business Men in recognition of our splendid team play. are Ml Milwai moot i |y and tl' 1 Oakficl' hrday fc (sit ions adison. |mov 1 has a 4 tluding 1 ■ The Cot |ing sta also ca | ay. 56-5 iBend. |tls of tl Oak f ie I the aan yhich hs ;or thn 1 winning iis luuue, xn-w, uvc� mined Hustisford squad and 1 The Oak had an unexpeete Rosendale had an unexpected- ... 22 strnli-ht y ea,y ,im ot 11 ber:'u®e 1 4i----- ,ram llas won 22 straight Kom„ h,t� -U----• I n points in the tide-turriq ! last-place Reeseville. The Oaks lird period by hitting on only finished the regular season if T 1C rkalr Tea — m-1- oov. ...- i.. I , v - - _Q1 n l ass xsl andra Puller Norma Conrad Diane Schaefer (Captain) Pearl Boiler CHEER TEAM LEADERS During the four years of our high school days, the athletes of Oakfleld High have brought home thirteen trophies: Baseball----Three Conference Trophies One District Trophy Football---Two Conference Trophies Basketball—Three Conference Trophies Three Sub-District Trophies One District Trophy We, the 1962 Senior Class, would like to congratulate and dedicate this page to the coaches for all their time and effort spent In the making of these winning teams, and also the boys, who have worked hard at achieving these goals. We will always cherish the many memories of all the thrilling games, and again, we express our appreciation to the coaches and the boys, who have done such a fine job. 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