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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS OF OAKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL OAKFIELD, WIS. PRESENTS THE 196 3 OAKLEAF DEDICATION To Mrs. Mortenson, who did more for the math students of OHS than they shall ever realize we dedicate the 63 Oakleaf. PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Seniors: You have completed twelve years of formal education. What use you make of it depends a great deal on you. It has been said, The most valuable result of education is the ability to make yourself do the thing you ought to do when it ought to be done, whether you have to do it or not. From now on you will have to make many decisions. When, where, how, and if you make these decisions will be your decision to make. I wish you all the success in the world. Mr. Breitkreutz Oakfield High School-1906 OAKFIELD’S HISTORY In 1888 the Oakfield High School was organized with Charles Elkinton as its first principal. During the first years of operation,a three year course was offered to the high school students. It was not until 1903 that Oakfield added to the course of study, one more year, making it a four year high school. During the early years the Oakfield High School offered two courses of study, English and the Scientific. All students took the same subjects the first two years of high school. In their junior and senior years, the students selected from courses such as Commercial Law, Trigonometry, Physics, Botany, German, and others, giving each student an am- ple opportunity of securing a good high school education. From the beginning, up to the present time, the Oakfield High School has continued to grow. The curriculum has been enlarged; the teaching staff has increased. The students, 200 (1962-1963), comprise the largest enrollment in the school's history. Several building additions have been attached to the original school. With the projected enrollment to increase to better than three hundred high school students within the next five or six years, the ground work for a completely new Oakfield High School has been laid. The building is to be completed for the graduating class of 1961 . DMINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION L. H. Cowles, Clerk Oakfield Keith Binning Brownsville Donald Ogle, President Oakfield Harold Smith, Treasurer Oakfield Robert Hall Lamartine Irving Muentner Oakfield Clifford Sampson Brownsville Ur TTT.T: LeRoy Breitkreutz Supervising Principal Wisconsin State College, Whitewater University of Wisconsin William Toomey Soc. Studies-Phy. Ed. Asst. Coach University of Missouri F acult 7 Barbara Mommaerts Soc. Studies-English Oshkosh State Teachers College Howard A. Newton Guidance-Civics-Geography Wisconsin State College, Whitewater University of Wisconsin m gag: tsao rr.y? rjrtir I a:� � � am Memb ers IV. m SEjH i?ca afiq ii«s Lllah Demond English-Library Forensics Ripon College Spkn r.TiJrrf-i £9 !i« ?i i-«; Douglas McLean Business Education University of Wisconsin Harold Ayer Shop-Agriculture Wisconsin State College, Platteville Stout Institute Ruth Mortenson Math-Foreign Language all State Teachers College, Indiana Joseph Schmitz Band Weldon School of Music Beverly Bastian Chorus State College-Superion Donna Rosenkranz Home Economics Stout State College University of Maryland Edwin Baeten Science - Coach Platteville University of Wisconsin Cafeteria Workers: Arlene Heimerl Loretta Collien .:cXj Bookkeeper: Lyrl Breitkreutz NON - TEACHING STAFF Janitors: John Canham Blanchard Boiler Secretary: Irma Ogle ENIORS Richard Krause Four years of school shot I Now I'm ready for anything! Annual Staff 4 Baseball 1—2—3—4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Court 4 MM John Kollmann Lead me not into temptation; just show me where It Is. Band 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2 Class Officer 2 Baseball 2-3 Basketball 1 Football 1—2-3—4 Homecoming Court 4 Shirley Zills Half stately, half shy, but always a smile in her eye. Chorus U F.H.A. 3-k Librarian I4. Mary Jo Koenen (Transferred from Saint Joseph) Late hours aren't good for one but they are all right for two. F. H. A. 3-U Librarian 1-2-3-4 Newspaper Staff ij. Prom Court 3 Pep Club 1; Gordon Oelke Trig and me just don't agree! Baseball 1 Basketball 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3 Prom Court 3 De Ette Burleton A young woman in her early flirties. Chorus 2-I4. F.H.A. 1-2-3-lj. Prom Court 3 Annual Staff (4. Honor Student Thomas Nolan Don't kid yourself girls, that smile Is for only one. Annual Staff 1+ Band 1-2-3-U Mixed Chorus 1-3-U Class Officer 1-3 Newspaper Staff U Prom King 3 Baseball 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2-3-Football 1-2-3-U Homecoming Court Jo tin Canham Explanations were his long suit--and he was seldom short suited. Mixed Chorus 2-3-U Class Officer 2 Newspaper Staff I; Prom Court 3 Baseball 1-2-3 Basketball 1-2-3-U Football 1-2-3-U Homecoming King U u u Diane Schaefer Nice to be natural, if naturally nice. Band 1—2—3—4 Majorette 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Solo Ensemble 2-3-4 Class Officer 3 Forensic8 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2-3—4 Librarian 3-4 Newspaper Staff 3 Newspaper Editor 4 Proa Court 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Cheerleader 1-2-3-4 Honor Student Kathryn Wietor Quiet and shy but easy on the eye. Annual Staff U Chorus 2-3 Mixed Chorus 3 U Forensics 1+ F. H. A. 1-2-3-1; Pep Club 1; Honor Student Larry Franke If silence is golden, Larry has a mint. Annual Staff 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Honor Student Lynn Holz If you don't like me, Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Class Officer 3 F. F. 0. 1-2-3 Prom Court 3 leare me!■ Baseball Manager 3-4 Basketball Manager 3-4 Football Manager 3-4 Homecoming Court 4 Patricia Ryan All good men aren't in School. Band 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-U Forensics 1-2-3 F.H.A. U Prom Queen 3 Cheerleading 1 Honor Student n ■ Susan Bird Pretty, smart, and clever, she'll stay forever. On the top Band 1-2-3-U Chorus 1-2-3-1+ Solo Ensemble 1-2-3-U Class Officer 1-2-U Forensics 1-2 F. H. A. 3-U Librarian 3“U Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court U Cheerleading 1-2-3-Pep Club I4. Majorette 1-2-3-U Larry Holz I may not be Columbus, but I get around. Mixed Chorus 3“U F. F. 0. 1-2-3-U Basketball 1-2 u Charles Blank Women disturb me not. Annual Staff I4. Band 1-2-3-14. Mixed Chorus 1-3-14-Class Officer 3 Debate 2 Forensics 1-3-lt- Librarian I4. Newspaper Staff Prom Court 3 Baseball 1 Basketball 1-2-3 Football 1-2-3-U Honor Student Norma Conrad Something fitting should be said for you, but anything nice will do. Chorus 3-k Mixed Chorus I4. Class Officer I-I4. F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 2 Cheerleading 3-l - Larry Schaefer High school isn't all sports- Mixed Chorus 1-3 Class Officer 4 Prom Court 3 Baseball 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Court 4 -rhat a shame! Robert Holterman I'm a good little man in a big naughty world. F. F. 0. 1-U Basketball 1-3 Football 1-2 Basketball Manager 2 Football Manager 3 James Schmitz Pretty quiet, until he gets his hands on a drum. Band 1-2-3-U F. F. 0. 2-3-U Steven Schraufnagel His thoughts were many, his words were few, nicer guy you never knew. F. F. 0. 1-2-3-ij. Baseball 1-2-3-ij Basketball 1 a Mary Kay Dowidat She works, she plays, does this, does that; but most of all she Annual Staff 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Majorette 3-4 Solo Ensemble 2-3-4 to chat. Chorus 2-3-4 Forensics 2 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Court 2 Honor Student Shirley Wiese A modest girl who has a personality that others might well envy. Chorus 2-3-4 Solo Ensemble 3-4 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 James Uttendorfer High school life may have Its charm, but I feel happier on the farm. F. F. 0. 3-4 Basketball 1-2 Football 3-4 Norbert Keller The friendly man maketh no enemies. Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2 F.F.O. 1-2-3-4 Harold Zimmermann If it's got four wheels. I'll drive it! Basketball 1-2 Football 1-2 Harry Lange Always put off today what can be done tomorrow. Baseball 1 Basketball 1 Football 1 Wayne Kuslits The harder I try to be gooder, the worser I am. F. F. 0. 1-2-3-14- Basketball 1 Football 1-2-3-14- wk Thomas Kottke He must travel with the milk man, because he always gets Grade A . Annual Editor Annual Staff Band 1-2-3-4 Solo Ensemble Mixed Chorus Class Officer 4 Forensics 4 3 Prom Court 3 Basketball 1 1-3-4 Football 1-2-3-4 1-3-4 Homecoming Court 1-2-4 Honor Student She's an upright, downright, all right girl. Chorus 1-2 F. H. A. 1-2-3-4 Librarian 2-3-4 Rita Bahr 4 Dennis Commo If college offers a course In pinsetting, I're already earned my Ph.D. F.F.O. 4 Football 1 Janice McClanathan Pretty, ambitious and sweet. That combination can't be beat. Annual Staff Chorus 2-3 Mixed Chorus Ij. Forensics 2-3-U F. H. A. 3-U 4 M mam Doris Fryman (Transferred from Farmington, 111.) Friendly she Is, noisy she Isn't. Annual Staff U F. H. A. 2-U Librarian 3-U Honor Student Margaret Morrison She's here, I hear her giggle. F. H. A. 1-2-3-U Librarian 3“U Newspaper Staff i+ Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 1+ Donald Patchett “Oh Well, Napoleon was no giant either. Baseball 2-3 Basketball 1 Football 3-4 Homecoming Court 4 Gary Heinz Greater love hath no man for his teachers. F.F.O. 1 Basketball 1 Football 1-2-3-!+ Homecoming Court 1+ Loretta Barton “Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with F. H. A. 2-3 Librarian 4 N Mother told me there'd be days like this I Mixed Chorus 2 Forensic8 3-4 F. F. 0. 1 Baseball 2-4 Lillian Mosteller A diamond is a girl's best friend. Mixed Chorus Librarian I4. CLASS OFFICERS President: Tom Kottke Secretary: Susan Bird Vice President: Larry Schaefer Treasurer: Norma Conrad Advisor: Mr. Newton SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the class of nineteen hundred and sixty-three of the Oakfield High School, Oakfield, Wisconsin, being of sound mind and body, hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the class of '6i|. we leave our most cherished days of high school. To the class of '65 we leave our ability to build floats. To the class of '66 we leave our successfulness in sports. To the faculty we leave our sincere appreciation for the help and guidance you have given us the last four years. As individuals we will our personal belongings as follows: Rita Bahr Larry Barton Loretta Barton Susan Bird Charles Blank DeFtte Burleton John Canham Dennis Commo t.'orria Conrad Mary Kay Dowidat Larry Franke Doris Fryman Harold Helder Gary Heinz Robert Holterman Larry Holz Lynn Holz Korber-t Keller Mary Jo Koenen John Kollmann Tom Kottke Richard Krause Wayne Kuslits Harry Lange Margaret Morrison Janice McClanathan Lillian Mosteller Tom Nolan Gordon Oelke Donald Patchett Pat Ryan Diane Schaefer Larry Schaefer Jim Schmitz Steven Schraufnagel Jim Uttendorfer Shirley Wiese' Kathyrn Wietor Shirley Zills Harold Zimmermann Wills her giggles to Sandy Dehn. Wills his ability to tease girls to Jim IIolz. Wills her shortness to Sandy Schneider. Wills her wonderful memories of O.H.S. to Karen N. Wills his red hair to Gladys Attaway. Wills her quiet ways to Yvonne Leu. Wills his ability to mimic his girl friend to Chuck H. Wills his good (?) behavior in school to Terry Krause. Wills her ability to have fun in school to Sandy S. Wills her good times at basketball games to Pamela A. Wills his quietness to Mike Nolan. Wills her good grades to Dick Liegl. Wills his build to John Supernand. Wills his good times in Mr. Toomey's class to anyone. Wills his ability to study to his brother, Steve. Wills his brother to anyone who wants the responsibility. Wills his manners and talents to George Burleton. Wills all his boy friends to his sister, Ruth. Wills her sewing ability to Sandy Heimerl. Wills his ability to get V yard penalties to Larry R. Wills his ability to charm girls to Charles Bebow. Wills his height to Jack Seyfert. Wills his LOUD car to Dick Bovee. Wills his ability to think of something to will to Richard John. Wills her ability to blush to Sandy Fuller. Wills her dishwashing ability to Jeanne Arthurs. Wills her ability to crack gum to anyone who wants to be constantly hollered at by Mr. Breitkreutz. Wills his ability to bowl to Chuck Henke. Wills his luck of having flat tires to Gary Bovee. Wills his furious tackles to Ben Koenen. Wills all her good times at O.H.S. to Karen Schaefer. Wills her ability to talk fast to Pat Jaeger. Wills his ability to study to Tom H. or Wayne J. Wills his drum playing ability to Jill Schoepke. Wills his wavy, curly hair to Jim Snyder. Wills his sly smile to Tom Retzleff. Wills her ability to keep her mouth shut to Connie B. Wills her ability to sit still to Marianne Hopkins. Wills her shyness to Kathy Redmann. Wills his ability to drive a car to Sandy Hall. 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 31st day of October, 1962 $swi'pj v... y ? 'ifcHooV jtAy OUR JUNIOR PROM Patricia Ryan and Thomas Nolan reigned as King and Queen of the 1962 Junior Prom. At 11 O'clock Junior Class President Charles Blank,crowned Pat as Queen. COURT of HONOR COURT OP HONOR King Thomas Nolan Thomas Kottke Gordon Oelke Lynn Holz John Canhara Larry Schaefer Not Present Charles Blank Queen Patricia Ryan Norma Conrad Mary Jo Koenen Margaret Morrison Diane Schaefer Susan Bird DeEtte Burleton On April 27, 196l� the Junior Class held their prom. The gym was decorated to the theme Some Enchanted Evening. The ceiling of the gym was decorated with pink and blue streamers In the center of the ceiling was a large crystal ball. Also from the ceiling hung gaily colored lanterns. The mural, beautifully drawn by the class, graciously covered one end of the gym. This brightly colored mural showed oriental buildings and shrines. Steps led up to the shrine where the Queen was crowned. The stage where Don Sampson and his Orchestra played was decorated with pink and blue streamers and fans. On the front of the stage was the theme Some Enchanted Evening . The punch stand was an oriental tea house. From here the girls served punch. In one corner of the gym was a water fountain. Cut flowers were floating in the water. Along side the fountain and across the stage were flowers. JUNIORS First Row: Gladys Attaway, Carol Abttz, Carol Markley,Connie Bahr, Sandra Schrank, Dolores Kraus, Pearl Boiler, Barbara Nitschke, Jillain Schoepke, Janet Reehl,Darlene Pixley, Karen Schaefer. Second Row: Gary Willett,Charles Kuslits, Diane Wilcox,Mary Hopkins, Roger Liebelt, Ruth Keller, Jacklyn Schoepke, Janies Snyder, David Becker, Daryl Morrison, James Nelson. Third Row: Ronald Baehler, Walter Orlandoni, Larry Redman, Wayne Jahns,Gary Bovee, Robert Riel, Thomas Heimerl, Patricia Jaeger, Mary Ogle, Roger Youngbeck. Fourth Row: Cheryl Cook, Robert Messner, David Whyms, Edward Henke, Sandra Schneider, Michael Haberkorn, Raymond Seyfert, Kathleen Whyms, Richard Baehler. Fifth Row: Mrs. Rosenkranz, Mr. Ayers, Mr. McLean. Not present: Gerald Nally. CLASS OFFICERS President: Kathleen Whyms Vice President: Edward Henke Secretary: Sandra Schrank Treasurer: Gary Bovee JUNIOR Sk SNAPS OPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Not Pictured Sandra Fuller, Susanne Barton, Judith Binning, Kathleen Redman, Juliann Schraufnagel, Geraldine Krueger, Jacqueline Schnelle, Roberta McClain, Karen Craig, Susan Wietor, Janet Weber, Nancy Ogle, Arlene Fairbanks, Gloria Wollitz. Betty Vander Galien, Mary Steinke, Mary Paul, Christy Burse, Dick Liegl, Sandra Gellings, Judith Hanna, Linda Stenz, Rose Schraufnagel, Mike Kahlhamer, Jo Ann Franke, Beatrice Vander Galien, Marlene Scheberl. Sandy Heimerl, Sandy Cook, John Nelson, Lester Ballwanz-, Kenneth Baierl, George Burleton, Sandra Perry, Harvey Bra-ford, Jr., Tim Mayhew, Ruth McClanathan, Pam Albertz, Jeanne Arthurs. Thomas Retzleff, Steve Snyder, Daniel Bartell, Dennis Draves, Albert Pahnke, Charles Bebow, Kenneth Blank, Michael Nolan, Phillip Perry, Thomas Laning, Linda Schaumburg. Mrs. Mortensen, David Zunker, Sharon Whyms, Marie Uttendor-fer, Michael Kottke, Mr. Baeten, Richard Bovee, Charles Miller, Ronald Richardson, Mrs. Demond. : John Dowidat, Louann Ewert. CLASS OFFICERS President: Sharon Whyms Vice President: Betty Vander Galien Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Ann Paul 9 RESHMEN CTIVITIES ANNUAL STAFF Editor: Tom Kottke Assistant Editor: Kathy Whyms Advertising Staff: Tom Nolan Business Manager: Chuck Blank Typists: Doris Fryman Mary Kay Dowidat DeEtte Burleton Janice McClanathan Kathy Wietor Larry Franke Richard Krause Advisor: Mr. McLean NEWSPAPER STAFF Editor: Diane Schaefer Assistant Editor: Dolores Kraus Feature Editor: Chuck Blank Sports Editor: John Canham Advisor: Mrs. Reporters: Margaret Morrison Mary Jo Koenen Typists: Larry Franke Tom Nolan Ruth Mortensen MIXED CHORUS First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Patricia Mattson, De Ette Burleton, Christy Burse, Judy Binning, Yvonne Leu, Susan Wietor.Mary Dowidat, Sandra Perry, Linda Stenz, Sandra Dehn, Karen Mortensen, Jo Ann Franke. Beatrice Vander Galien, Shirley Zills, Richard Liegl, Ruth McClanathan, James Snyder, Steven Snyder, Roberta McClain, Judy Hanna, Karen Nelson, Linda Sampson, Lee Frost. Geraldine Krueger, Mary Ogle, Sharon Whyms, Tom Kottke, Mike Kottke, Kristi Hollander, Tom Nolan, Gail Burleton, Lillian Mosteller, Phillip Perry, Roger Liebelt. First Row: Linda Randall, Mary Ann Paul, Sandy Cook, Patricia Ryan, Susan Bird, Mrs. Bastian, Norma Conrad, Jean Michaels, Mary Steinke, Shirley Wiese, Carol Becker, Betty Vander Galien. Second Row: Ricky Osgood, Sandra Hall, Linda Schaumburg, Nancy Ogle, Jerry Kolterman, Susan Seresse, Lester Ballwanz, Ruth Keller, Janice McClanathan, Diane Schaefer, James Paul. Third Row: Jean Krueger, Kathyrn Wietor, Kenneth Blank, Sharon Wettstein, John Canharn, Charles Blank, Harold Heider, Marie Uttendorfer, Kathleen Whyms, Dennis Draves, Janet Meyer, Sandra Whyms. SOLO ENSEMBLES MAJORETTES Marlene Pearl Boiler Mary Dowldot Sandy Heimerl Ruth Keller Diane Schaefer Susan Bird Sandy Cook Scheberl Betty Vander Gallen BAND First Row: Pearl Boiler, Sandra Cook, Ruth Keller, Marlene Scheberl, Susan Bird, Betty Vander Galien, Diane Schaefer, Sandra Heimerl, Mary Kay Dowidat Second Row: Audrey Ogle,Charmaine Klebs, Cathy Weinberger, Linda Walgenbach Jeanne Krueger, Sandra Hall, Heidi Breitkreutz, PriscillaBurle-ton, Susan Seresse, Yvonne Leu, Susan Liegl, Christine Burse, Kathleen Burleton Third Row: Jeanne Arthurs, Nancy Ogle, Darcy Bastian, Jeanne Schmidt, Jean Michaels, Mary Ogle, Judy Vincent, Linda Stenz, Monica Giebel, Karen Mortenson, Ronald Sanders, Jerry Huth, Roger Laning Fourth Row: Peter Mortenson, Karen Schaefer, Patricia Ryan, Judy Binning, Marie Uttendorfer, Tom Kottke, David Becker, Roger Liebelt, Phillip Perry, Jack Steinke, Steven Immel, Michael Nolan Fifth Row: Connie Bahr, Jackie Schnelle, Ruth Arthurs, Patricia Jaeger, Charles Blank, Michael Kottke, Dofores Kraus, Linda Sampson, James Bovee, Mary Lou Kottke, RobertaMcClain, Mary Alice Steinke John Suprenand. Sixth Row: James Schmitz, Thomas Nolan, John Kollman, Mr. Schmitz, Warren Jahns, Ralph Wolfe, Jillaine Schoepke, Pam Albertz, Ann Schaefer FUTURE HOMEMAKERSof AMERICA President: Mary Kay Dowidat Vice President: DeEtte Burleton FUTURE FARMERS0 Secretary: Janice McClanatnan Treasurer: Shirley Zills of AMERICA President: Jim Uttendorfer Vice President: Gary Bovee Secretary: Jim Schmitz Treasurer: Larry Holz LIBRARIANS Sitting: Jacklyn 8choepke, Margaret Morrison, Mary Jo Koenen, Kathleen Whyms, Meury Ogle, Shirley Zills, Diane Schaefer. Standing: Marie Uttendorfer, Sandra Schneider, Lillian Mostell§r, Oheryl Cook, Sandra Schrank, Rita Bahr, Ruth McClanathan, Susan Bird, Doris Fryman, Loretta Barton, Charles Blank, Mrs. Demond. SPEECH DEBATE First Row: Mary Lou Kottke, Mary Ogle, Sharon Whyms, Kathryn Wietor, Kathleen Whyms, Sandra Whyms, Barbara Frost. Second Row: Mary Ann Paul, Diane Schaefer, David Whyms, Robert Riel, Larry Barton, Pat Ryan, Christy Burse, Mrs. Mommaerts. Third Row: Cary Stoppleworth, Connie Bahr, Daniel Whyms, Tom Kottke, Charles Blank, Pearl Boiler, Janice McClanathan, Mrs. Demond. Chorus Susan Bird Norma Conrad Mary Kay Dowidat De Ette Burleton Shirley Wiese Pat Ryan Diane Schaefer Kathyrn Wietor Janice McClanathan John Canham Tom Nolan Harold Heider Tom Kottke Chuck Blank Basketball (63) Larry Schaefer John Canham Tom Nolan Dick Krause Bob Messner Mike Haberkorn Tom Heimerl Wayne Jahns Mike Kottke AWARDS Forensics (62) I Charles Blank (Local) Larry Barton (Local) Janice McClanathan (Local)| Pat Ryan (Local) |Diane Schaefer (State) Football (62) John Canham (Captain) Chuck Blank (Captain) Larry Schaefer Tom Nolan John Kollmann Dick Krause Tom Kottke Harold Heider Wayne Kuslits Jim TIttendorfer Gary Heinz Norbert Keller Tom Heimerl Bob Messner Dick Baehler Gary Bovee Mike Haborkorn Jim Nelson Wayne Jahns Bob Riel Raymond Seyfert Gary Willett Mike Kottke Lynn Holz (Mgr.) Band Tom Nolan Jim Schmitz Tom Kottke Pat Ryan Mary Dowidat Diane Schaefer Susan Bird John Kollmann Chuck Blank Baseball (62) Larry Schaefer Tom Nolan Tom Heimerl Bob Messner Wayne Jahns Mike Kottke Icheerleaders A | [Diane Schaefer I Susan Bird I Norma Conrad Sandy Heimerl Cheerleaders 3 Pearl Boiler Betty Vander Galien Mary Paul Karen Nelson EDITOR ANNUAL Thomas Kottke EDITOR OAKLEAF Diane Schaefer THLETICS Harold Heider § jgnimtsntgOTttSisw p Lynn Holz Mgr. £ F? garanaas j Larry Schaefer jf| April 16 Oakfield 9 Lomira 1 April 26 Oakfield 18 Reeseville 8 April 30 Oakfield 8 Pox Lake 1 May 3 Oakfield 11 Hustisford 3 May 7 Oakfield 6 Brandon 5 May 10 Oakfield 3 Rosendale 5 Kay 11+ Oakfield 20 Green Lake 3 District Tournament Champs May 11+ Oakfield 1+ Waupun 2 May 22 Oakfield 10 Randolph 3 May 21+ Oakfield 3 Campbellsport 0 Play-off for sectional May 28 Oakfield 5 Cedar Grove 3 Sectional Kay 31 Oakfield 3 Two Rivers 5 Won 6 Lost 1 2nd in conference The Mighty Oaks had a very good season this year. Although they didn't win the conference Championship they placed second. The only game the Oaks lost was to Rosendale. Then they went on to the District Toxir-nament, where they defeated Waupun, Randolph, ana Camp-bellsport. After this they proceeded on to win the Sectional play-off, but lost in the Sectional to Two Rivers. A” TEAM A TEAM Oakfield 53 Oakfield 29 Oakfield kk Oakfield 52 Oakfield 60 Oakfield Oakfield 53 B” TEAM 4 O. Larry Schaefer XV.CAV O -,' X:0 h.-.'tvi .xj Dick Krause t J Y.'Siry , - y.i-J- 'k' ✓ Gary Heinz £ ■� :rj.'rr:.Y,,' .amo .� Tom Kottke • SENIOR jv.v.Tr , v ni .� Don Patchett • -i Ar.wr i ,S £ John Kollmann!!1 '' k rst'j? Ui. ri- £ Wayne Kuslits «• � - • -t- .' •'N'.rfV.vv V ! ■••. .' n.c. ri'.ni-r, i Norbert Keller CHAMPIONS John 0anham 1 v,«fl‘.V.VAM r V Jim Uttendorfer The mighty Oaks were crowned Pox Valley Tri-County League Champions again this year after finishing with the greatest record yet attained in football. The spectacular defensive team, which was usually under the leadership of Chuck Blank, finished the season with almost a perfect record. Only seven points were scored against Oakfield in seven games. The offensive team also did its job by scoring 332 points against the opposing teams during the season. Top man in the scoring race was Larry Schaefer with 89 points, followed by John Canham with 63, Dick Baehler, 61; Tom Heimerl, 61; Jim Nelson, 26; John Kollman, 10; Bob Messner, 8; and Wayne Jahns with 6. Although we will be losing 12 seniors this year, we still feel confident that the team will come through with another Tri-County championship next year and we would like to wish them the best of luck. We would also like to congratulate the coaches on the fine job they did by putting a winning team together with teamwork as its watchword. Homecoming Parade Gary Heinz Gail Burleton Pat Jaeger Charles Blank Jackie Schoepke Tom Nolan Betty Vender Galien Dick Krause Karen Nelson John Kollman Lynn Holz Sandy Hiemerl Margaret Morrison Don Patchett Larry Schaefer Susan Bird Tom Kottke Gladys Attaway HOMECOMING ROYALTY Events for the October 9, Homecoming could not have turned out better. The weather and the parade both turned out beautifully. The parade consisted of the band, the King and Queen, and the various floats made by each class. rn Aft9r th® f°otba11 game� in which the mighty Oaks in-fiicted a crushing defeat over Hustisford, the dance was held in the beautifully decorated gym. Music was bv the Shades of Blue. At 11:00 the grand march was led by ng and Queen—John Canham and Diane Scheafer, and followed by nine other seniors and their dates. The entire day was a foreveS Wl11 °CCUpy a sentimental spot in ou hearts A' BASKETBALL TEAM WE SCOREBOARD THEY 79 W. L. A. 28 87 North Fondy 55 95 Reeseville 1+5 76 Brandon 20 71+ Rosendale 1+7 62 Hustlsford 59 72 Cedar Grove 73 83 Elkhart Lake 89 71 Green Lake 55 55 Markesan 69 82 Lomi ra 57 81 Reeseville 33 51+ Brandon 50 59 Rosendale 56 72 Hustlsford 1+8 51 Green Lake 52 59 Randolph i+5 97 Lomira 51 e a I Oaks, Dalers Meet In Markesan Finale Markesan, March 2 — A third meeting this season be-I tween Oakfield and Rosendale was set up Friday night when I the two Valley Tri-County league teams won semi final games I in the Markesan regional. I-- Oaks Capture 4th Straight Undisputed League Crown VALLRY TRI-OOCffTY W L| I Oakfield 11 l| Lomira I Green Lake 10 2' Brandon Rosendale 9 3 Reetevlll• liuaUaford 4 8| .which now is fifth with a 3-81 Oakfield spurted for 28 I points in the second quarter land went on to defeat North I Fond du Lac, 65-54. Rosendale ■speeded up its scoring operation in the fourth quarter to |surpass Lomira, 62-46. Rosendale and Oakfield play Iat 7:30 tonight for the region-lal championship and the right ■ to play in the Markesan sub-|sectional Tuesday night. Oakfield led after one quar-Iter, 15-12. Then the Oak6 pro-Iceeded to hit 61 per cent of I their shots in the second quarter when they won the game I by outscoring the Orioles, 28-114. The final half saw the lOrioles holding a slight advantage, but it was too late. Oakfield shot 46 per cent as ■ John Canham scored 16 points land Mike Haberkom 15. Jim I Math wig collected 20 points land came up with 13 rebounds Ifor North Fond du Lac. Rich iGroeschel aided the cause with ■16 points. Dodg Seffem pulled I down 20 rebounds for the ■Orioles, who held a 46 30 edge lin this del mira’s Duwayne Wolf, the league scoring champion. Ferd Mossberg scored 13 points to back up Wittchow and Dave Wilkinson added 10 for Rosendale. Ron Taglla-petria topped Lomira with 15 points. North Foody M) I OoJcfMd (45) FGFTF FGFTF 7 6 5 Nolan 4 0 3 4 Haberkom 7 12 Mathwiff Kreaa! Spangle Groeachal Palm Scherg Soffern Lamb Rock Chitwood Sam Abraham Total North Fondy Oakfield . . 01 Krause llKottka o; Me—nw Ol Schaefer 3 Canham 0 Heimerl 1 30 14 151 Total 36 16 14 Score By Quarter 12 14 10 1 —64 is at 17—es RoMAdale (62) I FGFTF WtUdMOB Prey Gund’l'ch Wittchow Mossbcrg Moon K'achmktt Monty Baalar Total I BomMl Lomira . . ixMUm (4 FG FTF 2 1! Wolf _ , _ 4 O 4! Brinkman 5 4 3 0 3 llWestphal 0 0 0 t 3 4ILaudolff 10 0 4 5 llSterr 2 2 0 1 0 OjTas 5 5 0 1 3 II Gilbert 2 0 3 0 2 OiSrhrauth 0 0 3 0 0 01 Schwarts 2 0 5 22 18 12! Totals 17 12 19 If .15 Oakfield won its straight undisputed championship in the Valley Tri-County league Friday night, handing Lomira a 97-51 beating at Oak-, field. The Oaks finished league competition with a 11 1 record, one game ahead of Green Lake which ended up second with a 10-2 slate. Hustlsford clinched a tie for fourth place by beating Brandon, 53-48. The Brandon-Lo-mira game Tuesday night at Brandon will end league activity for the year. Oakfield led, 47-25, at the half, 69-43, after three quarters, then blistered the nets with 28 points In the final stanza to rim up the biggebt point total In the league this yeai . Five Oakfield players were in double figures, with Mike Haberkom leading the way with 22 points. John Canham scored 16% and Dick Krause, ™ y record, was paced by Duwayne | 2 9|Wolf’s 20 points. Wolf needs! 2 10 , - , 1 four points against Brandon tol capture individual scoring hon-l fourth]ors. He now has 223 points tol 226 for Rosendale’s Jeff Witt-1 chow. Rosendale completed I league competition Thursday.f Hustisford came out of its I recent slump to dump Brandon I Tom Mueller led the way I with 19 points. Bob Schmidt! added 13 for the Falcons. Jim I Schmuhl scored 18 points and I Dick Kamphuis tallied 15 fori Brandon. The teams were tied, I 31-31, at the Intermission but| the Falcons forged a 15-10 ad-i vantage in the third quarter! for their winning margin. Oakftolg (97) Larry Schaefer and Bob Mess-ner each scored Nolan G a FT 4 FI 2: Wolf Haberkom 7 8 1 Laudolff Krause 5 a 3 Brinkman Kottke 4 0 2 Hanke Schaefer 5 i 4 Westphal Mwsner 5 3 4 Sterr Heimerl 2 0 2 Gilbert Jahns 0 0 0 Schrauth Surleton 0 0 0 Schwarts Canham 8 8 1 Tag Seyfert 0 0 Totals 38 21 19 Totals 10 IS 22 I . � or By Periods Oakfield .......26 21 22 23—97 Lomrla .........11 14 18 5—51 (48) HustUford (03) G FT FI G FT F I T. Schmuhl 0 0 3 Starr 2 0 3 Kamphuis 5 5 2iT. Mueller 0 The Mighty Oaks cruised through the 1962-63 basketball season I with only one conference loss, which was to Green Lake, thus giving |Oakfield its fourth straight conference championship. Next came tournament play starting with the Regional tournament (held at Markesan. Entering the tournament with great determination, the Oaks downed North Pond du Lac 65-5U on March 1, 1963. Returning the next night they defeated Rosendale, a highly rated team, 65-Ul� thus winning the tournament and earning the right to advance and Imeet Rio in a one-night stand for the Sub-Sectional play-off, also |held at Markesan. Despite the fact that we had the most severe snow storm of the lyear, 250 loyal fans turned out--to see their team down a fine Rio I squad 68-53 on March 5. This won us the right to enter the Sectional meet for the second consecutive year. In Watertown on March 8, Oakfield met Beloit, one of the better I teams of the state. The players gave the game their best effort but were just not able to cope with the superior height of the fine Be-jloit team, and therefore bowed in defeat by a score of 89-71. However, being the never say die team that they are, the Oaks return-Ied the following night to win consolation honors by defeating a |tough Beaver Dam team by a score of 59-96. This concluded another great year for the Oakfield basketball team. The school will be losing four fine senior players: Larry Schaefer, John Canham, Tom Nolan, and Dick Krause. These boys have done a fine job for the last four years, and we would like to wish |them the best of luck in their future plans. It also goes without I saying that the coaches deserve unlimited praise for a great job well done. B” TEAM CHEERLEADERS Mary Paul, Pearl Boiler, Karen Nelson Kneeling, Betty Vander Galien, Captain DVERTISING College becomes a reality when you bank on It. A bank Sawings Deposit Account Is a sure way to provide for a worry-free higher education. Readily available when you want It in cash. Only Banks can accept saving deposits. B anf£ af CaKfielci Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Federal Reserve System mammoth springs canning COMPANY Packers of Quality- Factories at Sussex Oakfield «■ Eden Beets Corn ALFALFA HUBER BROTHERS 36-38 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wls. WEINBERGER'S Market and Slaughter House Quality Meats Home Made Sausages Processing Custom Slaughtering CLOVER FARM Foods Fresh Vegetables Dairy Products Telephone Oakfleld 73 Phone 92-1-4880 GIBSON COMPANY, INC. Chevrolet-Cadillac Sales Service 75 North Main St.-------Fond du Lac Compliments of REYNOLDS' OARAGE Goodyear Tires Phone 35 Oakfleld Wisconsin ROMORT MANUFACTURING COMPANY MACHINE SCREW PRODUCTS AUTO TIRE INFLATING EQUIPMENT Oakfleld, Wisconsin CANDLISH funeral! C liape Prank D. Candlish Robert C. Candlish Mrs. WM. I. Sanders David J. Candlish Robert G. Mach Three Generations of Service in This Community 92-1-UU20 31 E. Division St. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Trusts Furniture Stores Fond du Lao FOR A COMPLETE SELECTION OF DANISH-CONTEMPORARY-TRADITIONAL AND A COMPLETE RUG AND CARPET DEPARTMENT 163 South Main Street 92-1-2170 Wisconsin Compliments of SCHAEFER'S ALLEYS Lawrence Schaefer, Prop. Oakfield Wisconsin PETRIE'S RESTAURANT Dining Room and Cocktail Lounge Fond du Lac Wisconsin CAMERA and RECORD SHOP FOND DU LAC' S MOST COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC RECORD DEPARTMENTS 113 S. Main St. Fond du Lac, Wis. OaKfieU Oil Oo mpcny Zimmerman's General Tune-up Gasoline Oil Grease Fuel Oil Firestone Tires Delco Batteries Your patronage is appreciated Oakfleld Phone 25-W______ BADGER YARD8 OAK CENTER FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE SEE L. H. COWLES YOUR HOME-TOWN AGENT FOR 32 YEAR8 Corner of PUTNAM FILBEY STREET OAKFIELD PHONE 65-W WAUPUN AUTO SALES, INC. Authorized Chevrolet Buick Sales Service WE SPECIALIZE IN FAST SERVICE OK USED CARS Phone 324-3585 Waupun Wisconsin STATE BANK OF WAUPUN Over 60 Years of Banking Service Make Our Bank Your Bank dSSefc ©tpseoral Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Waupun Wisconsin Compliments of SUPER ICE CREAM SHOP Different Flavors of Ice Cream Waupun Wisconsin OAKFIELD TRANSIT Duane E. Boelk Live Stock A General Trucking Phone Oakfield 171 Collect Box 52 Your Patronage Is Appreciated Automobile and General Repairing W riuehner Oil Company Skelly Oil Products Oakfield Wisconsin A. R. STEINKE SERVICE 00. Phone 48 RAY E. WOOD, INC. FLORIST FOR EVERY OCCASION 8 S. Main St. Fond du Lao Phone 92-2-6780 G Y S B E R S--J E W E L E R S Diamonds --------- watches Silverware--China--Classware WATCH----REPAIRING-----JEWELRY Fond du Lac---Wisconsin--Waupun LLOYD'S OF FOND DU LAC Benjamin Moore Paints Artist Supplies-----Wallpapers Pictures-------Picture Framing 208 South Main Fond du Lac 92-2-7770 Compliments of BROWNSVILLE CANNING COMPANY INC. THE FINEST IN CANNED FOODS Brownsville Wisconsin SCHMIDT HARDWARE Hardware Toys Thermogas Appliances Esser's Paints DAIS JEWELRY Registered Perfect Diamonds Since 1920 Oakfield, Wis. Everett Schmidt, Prop. Phone: 92-1-7270 25 North Main St. Fond du Lac, Wis, OAKFIELD ELEVATOR CO. Grain-Feed-Salt-Coal-Wire Custom Grinding Mixing Bulk Feed Oakfield Tel.55 Wisconsin BIG SHOE STORE SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Harold A. Zitlow, Mgr. 505 Main St. Fond du Lac, Wis, BROWNSVILLE COMMUNITY CLUB Phone Oakfield 2F12 Armie Ellie Heimerl Brownsville, Wisconsin BMUERS Complete Store for the FAMILY HOME Fond du Lac Wisconsin OAKFIELD STANDARD SERVICE Graf and Uttendorfer, Props. Phone 161 Oakfleld, Wisconsin Products and Service You Can Depend On. T.E. AHERN CO. Wisconsin's Best Clothing Stores FOND DU LAC - OSHKOSH Compliments of The VILLAGE LUNCH Henry and Leona Shea a«r u � ry Oakfleld Wisconsin Best Wishes To The Class of 1963 SERht Fond du Lac, Wis. HAPPY'3 RESTAURANT Good Food at Reasonable Prices sffisSP Jpcf1 FOOD 16 N. Main Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Compliments of FORD REXALL DRUGS Phone 92-1-7660 Fond du Lac Wisconsin IRV'3 APPLIANCE Televisions Refrigerators Washers Dryers cAJtm’ial. Phone 154-W Oakfleld Wisconsin JACOBSON FARMERS SUPPLY, INC. Distributors of Farm Supplies Phone Oakfleld 72F21 Lomira 2680 BROWNSVILLE, WISCONSIN OAKFIELD ELEVATOR CO. Grain-Feed-Salt-Coal-Wire Custom Grinding A Mixing Bulk Feed Oakfleld Tel.55 Wisconsin Borchardt Repair Service Pumps-Pipes Jacobson Power Mowers Barn Equipment August Borchardt, Prop. Compliments of RIES-FRIEDRICH CLINIC Brownsville Wisconsin Compliments of HOFF'3 SUPERETTE Wayne A Dorothy Hoff, Props. Phone 40F14 Brownsville Folks never had it so good Just set a timer, flip a switch or turn a dial. Electricity not only does the work but provides the recreation too. No doubt about it, folks today live better . . . electrically. Wisconsin 'pbwer AND Light- INVESTOR OWNED 8PI0 AND SPAN DRY GLEANERS Dry Cleaning-Shirts Laundered One shirt laundered free with an order of three and showing this ad. 409 S. Main Fond du Lac Dial 92-1-0270 Compliments of FOND DU LAC DEPARTMENT STORE Fond du Lac Wisconsin The House of Electric Service Electrical Contractors Lighting Fixtures — Wiring Supplies Black Magic Electric Heating 261 S. Main St. Fond du Lac SAVE Regularly at FIRST NATIONAL BANK Main Street at Forest Avenue FOND DU LAO, WISCONSIN lyskX'ia’t:] J. C. PENNEY CO. Always First Quality Corner of Forrest and Main St. Fond du Lac Wisconsin THE DALLMAN COOPER SUPPLY CO. £ct ru 16 Third St. Fond du Lac Wisconsin BLAKELY AUTO PARTS AUTO 1 PA RTS Auto Machine Shop 36 3rd Street Fond du Lac Wisconsin Dial 92-2-1040 FOND DU LAO IMPLEMENT CO. TRACTORS EQUIPMENT FOND DU LAC WISCONSIN LINDEN ELECTRIC 00. Westinghouse-Mayt ag Electric Appliance Repair 14 N. Main Fond du Lac FOND DU LAC STONE CO. INC. Stone for Permanence and Beauty Phone 92-1-3280 Fond du Lac, Wis. Compliments of O'BRIEN'S Fond du Lac's Fashion Center Main at Second St. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK The Friendly Bank Corner of First Main Streets Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LARSEN COMPLIMENTS OF LARSEN STUDIO' 7 S. MAIN ST . . ?■L. 92-2-5770 TOWN TALK BREAD Doughnuts, Rolls, and Cakes For All Occasions GERHARD QUALITY BAKING CO. Fond du Lac, Wis. THE SPORT SHOP, INC. Sporting Goods Ammunitions 105 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Compliments of 1panetCT HAMILTON STONE COMPANY Phone 92-3-4790 Located four miles south of Fond du Lac on Highway 175 FREIBERG HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Floyd Frieberg 283 Forest Avenue—Phone 92-I-I4.515 •INSULATION •SIDING •ROOFING JIM BILL'S BARBER SHOP THE SHOP WELL GROOMED MEN PREFER Call 92-1-3830 for Appointment or Just Drop In 29 N. Main St. Fond du Lac, Wis. THE PUBLISHING OF NEWSPAPERS offers many interesting opportunities for lifetime work. High school students interested in learning about these opportunities are urged to contact any officer of this newspaper. FondduLac Commonwealth Reporter FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN FEED - SEED - FERTILIZERS MIXING GRINDING - CORN SHELLING BULK FEED PICK-UP AND DELIVERY 500 or 700 GASOLINE-LUBRICATING OIL GREASES FREEZERS - REFRIGERATORS WASHERS AND DRYERS INFRA-HEAT FUEL OILS DIESEL FUEL FOND DU LAC MIDLAND COOPERATIVE 282 Forest Ave. Phone 92-2-3220 Riverside Station 25I4. S. Hickory Phone 92-2-7010 Robert C. Bird Agency Business and Personal Life Insurance Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans Complete Hospital and Sickness Coverage Phone 92-2-14.191 572 So. Main Open 7 AM till 8 PM Daily Sunday 8 AM till 5 PM Fond du Lac 9 Wisconsin PAGEL'S FLOWERS PROM CORSAGES WEDDINGS Bulova, Hamilton, Mido, LeCoultre, Caravelle Watches Bluebird Diamond Rings Phone 92-1-14.020 I4.67 Walker St. Fond du Lac Wisconsin Fond du Lac, 'Wisconsin Registered E. M. DIEDRICHS Jeweler, American Gem Society JEWELER KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS 1314. S. Main St. Phone 1-3550 FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN Elgin-Hamilton-Bulova-Watches HA ENT' . E FLOKAL CO. l4.ll . Linden St. Dial 92-1-0970 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin JR HESSc a JEWELERS 3k SOUTH MAIN STREET FOND DU LAC, WIS. Compliments of INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Container Division Fond du Lac, Wisconsin KLAETSCH SPORTING GOODS HEADQUARTERS Letter Sweaters Award Jackets Sporting Goods 203 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin CULVER’S APPLIANCE Compliments of CULVER'S APPLIANCE G. E. Appliance Sales and Service Phone 92-1-3950 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin KOHLS COMPANY FUNERAL HOME It is our Privilege to Serve You with Distinction Phone 136 If No Answer Call Wauoun 324-5547 Oakfield Wisconsin CHARLES SCHARSCHMIDT General Contractor Carpenter Mason Concrete Roofing Work Phone 152 Oa.kf ield Wisconsin Donald J. Ogle Agency Complete Insurance Protection All Lines EQUITABLE RESERVE ASSOCIATION Alvin M. Bristol Oakfield Phone 120 Madison,Wisconsin Insurance for family, home, auto Young Drivers Now Insured In American Standard Insurance Co. Box 512 Second St. Non assessable policies Prompt claims service Oakfi e Id, V i sc ons in The Circle of Comolete Protection OAKFIELD REPAIR SHOP Orlo Jahns, Prop. Welding, General Repair Work Blacksmithing Compliments of Wilkinson Wiese Grocery Oak Center, Wisconsin Oakfield Wisconsin OAKFIELD ENTERPRISES, INC. OAKFIELD, WISCONSIN Specialists in 2nd Operation Production Machining and Mfgrs. of E-Z Spread Rotor Type Multi-Purpose Spreaders OGLE'S SERVICE STATION Roger Ogle, Proprietor Mobilqdsl I obilga s-Mobilubrication Phone 63 Oakfield Wisconsin In Our 7fith Year THE NATIONAL BANK OF WAUPUN tassovsl OKOTREEfo M PROVIOiB IN TNI BANKING ACT Of ItJ] Best Wishes Compliments of BROWNSVILLE STATE BANK We pay l .% on 12 month Certificate of Deposit. Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Brownsville and Lomira, Wisconsin WESTPKAL CHEVROLET INC. 0 K Used Cars Chevrolet Cars Trucks Complete Service Department Phone Oakfield 14.0F12 Brownsville, Wis. Compliments of Dr. W. J. Schultz Dr. C. F. Glaab Brownsville Veterinary Clinic VIS JEWELRY Watch Repair and Jewelry 404 East Main Street GYSBER JEWELRY FOR DIAMONDS Waupun Wisconsin Waupun Wisconsin BADGER PAINT STORE Arthur Unser, Owner Mastercraft Paints, Wallpaper, Linoleum Toys 303 East Main Street Waupun Phone U-2131 Wisconsin DAMSTEFGT Walgreen Agency DRUG STORE Waupun Wisconsin Compliments of THE HUB R. L. KLOOSTERBOER, PROP. Tel. 324-4061 311 E. Main St. Waupun, Wis■ BEYERS FUNERAL HOME Modern Facilities Thoughtful Service 21+ Hour Ambulance Service Telephone 32U 3071 Waupun Wisconsin VISSER BROTHERS New Construction-Remodeling-Repairing WEST MAIN LUMBER CO. NUMMERDOR BROS. 20 West Main Street Waupun, Wisconsin Phone 32ij.-3595 Our Business Is Building Dial 32U-3533 Waupun Wisconsin Clyde Edward Nummerdor John Nummerdor Res: 32q-3009 Bill Mlcheels Res: 32U- +080 Compliments of HOME CONTRACTORS Sc SUPPLY, INC. C. J. KLEINHANS International Harvester Sales-Service Designers-Builders-Suppliers Armstrong Floor Coverings-Countertops Fond du Lac 92-2-0750 Campbellsport LE 533-3122 Waupun Phone 32U-3525 Wisconsin Compliments of Compliments to the Teachers of 62' '63' from WOLFE'S 66 SERVICE MODEL LAUNDERS FOND DTJ LAC, WISCONSIN Highway 151 Outskirts of Oakfield E. M. WALGENBACH CO. Distributers of Farm Equipment South Hickory Hy. ipl Box 7J4.6 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Have Your Doctor Phone or Bring Your Next Prescription to McCarthy drug Your Friendly Drug Store 0pp. Court House Ph. 92-1-9350 CHARLES D. SMITH SON, INC. Qenet'a£ C'ontractot'4 P. 0. BOX 1006, HIGHWAY 23 EAST, FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN Phone 92-2-01; 21 ★ ★ STAR PLUMBING 8c HEATING CO. EDWARD G. JEWSON, OWNER PHONE 922-0860 432 DOTY ST. FOND DU L C, WISCONSIN Softeners Stokers Oil Burners Pumps Water Heaters Plumbing Heating ED GUELIG IMPLEMENT CO. 17'C. Waupun Wisconsin LAN DA A L BROTHERS Waupun Ripon Wisconsin Markesan Compliments of ASMUS MOTORS 0Idsmobile-Rambler 700 W. Main St. Waunun Wisconsin VER RAGE IMPLEMENT SALES Ford--Massey--New Holland Farm Equipment Waupun Wisconsin COMPLIMENTS OF EDMUNDS BUS SERVICE WAUPUN WISCONSIN ANNUAL STAFF OF ‘63’ We, the Annual Staff of 63, would like to use this space to wish our fellow Seniors the best of luck in the future. We hope this Annual will serve its intended purpose, by reminding you of your wonderful times at O.H.S. The Leader sw W E S B 0 R 0 Shoes For Men and Young Men Fond du Lac, Wis. 1U2 So. Main On behalf of the senior class I would like to thank all of the merchants and other businessmen who placed ads in our annual; it is deeply appreciated. I would also like to wish my fellow seniors the best of luck when we leave Oakfield. Charles Blank Business Manager LOPEZ SHOE STORE SHOES. REPAIRS! 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