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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

Dedication We,the 1967 graduates of Oakfield High School, have a warm sentiment for the teachers who took part in helping us through our four years of high school. One teacher especially, we feel is worthy of our deepest respect. To this teacher, a man of understanding, determination, and sincerity, we have chosen to dedicate our 1967 annual. In his three years at Oakfield High School he has helped us more than we will ever realize. He has taught us our great heritage and our responsibilities to society. More important, he has taught us to understand ourselves better. We certainly know that these few words are inadequate in comparison to your dedicated service to us, but to you, Mr. Gruenwald, as a token of our gratitude and appreciation, we dedicate the 1967 OAK LEAVES, with confidence that you will enlighten the future of many more students. Joseph J. Schmitz has devoted his life to music. At the age of fifteen, he left Marytown, where he was born in 1887, to attend the Weldon School of Music in Chicago. He graduated in 1912 and accepted a position with the LaSalle Street Theatre. Knowledge of his superior musical ability became widespread and he received offers to play with the Minneapolis Symphony and John Phillip Sousa's Band. He returned to Fond du Lac in 1919 to play in the Military Band. From 1923 to 1955 he taught in the Fond du Lac School system. He gave private lessons and directed the Military Band, in addition to directing the senior and Junior high school bands. In 1934, the Chicago and North Western Railway employed him to play cornet solos with the Mader Band at the Chicago’s World Fair. He has been the director of the Oakfield Band for several years. In addition to directing the band, he gives eighteen private lessons a week at his home and at the Wisconsin Home for Women. The Oakfield High School students who have studied under Mr. Schmitz greatly appreciate and respect him. His pleasant smile and teasing words have made their four years at Oakfield High School more enjoyable. This is but a small token of our gratitude to this man who has taught many students a deep appreciation and enjoyment of music. We will never forget Mr. Schmitz, and may our best wishes go with him always. AdMiKiU'iaicOft Principal MR. EDWIN BAETEN School Superintendent MR. REX KRULL Board Seated: Robert Hall; Harold Smith, Treasurer; Darold Collien Standing: Peter Seresse; Clifford Sampson; Donald Ogle, President; Keith Binning, Clerk Faculty Members Beulah O'Beirne Typing I Shorthand Business Math Business English Gary Gruenwald World History U. S. History Social Problems Algebra Geometry Math 3-4 Susana Pinonez Spanish 1-2-3 Albin Vodak Special Education Industrial Arts I Jo Anna Falkofske Physical Education Assistant Coach Secretary: Esther Kaufman Secretary: Helen Flury School Staff Cooks: Anna Franke, Lauretta Collien Eunice Burleton Custodians: Otis Bennett and John Canham SANDRA ADELMEYER RUTH ARTHURS A diamond is a girl's best friend’.' Band 1 Some people say she appears to be shy, but this is once when appearance lies . Chorus 4 Librarian 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 F.H.A. 1-2 Drama Club 3 KATHLEEN BURLETON An innocent face, but one can never tell. Honor Roll 1-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Pep Club 2-3-4 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Forensics 2 Drivers' Education 2 Solo Ensemble 3 Cheerleader 2-3-4 Majorette 3-4 WAYNE BINNING I have a mind of my own and no teacher is going to change it. Honor 1 Chorus 1-2 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Science Club 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Track 3-4 CHARLES BIRSCHBACH Men of few words, are tha best of men. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 Homecoming Court 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Drivers’ Education 2 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 JACQUELINE CHAPMAN Pretty, smart, and clever; on the top she'll stay forever. Honor Roll 3-4 Class Officer 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Homecoming Court 3-4 Librarian 1-2-3 Pep Club 2 Newspaper Staff 3-4 Newspaper Co-Editor 4 Science Club 3 Forensics 1-2-3-4 Drivers' Education 2 DANIEL CONGER LINDA CRAIG The best way to have a friend is to be one. Honor Roll 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 F.H.A. 1-2 Drivers' Education 2 Sports are fun, but then, so are girls. Class Officer 1 Chorus 1-2 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 1 Honor Reading 1 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-3-4 Baseball 1-3-4 DAVID DOWIDAT Knowledge is power, but it can't take the place of gasoline. Chorus 1-2 Annual Staff 4 Drivers' Education 2 Football 1 Basketball 1 Basketball Manager 3 THOMAS EWERT PATRICIA HANN She's endowed with a nature all her own. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 2 Homecoming Queen 4 Librarian 1-2-3-4 He's always feeling at his best when he can be the constant pest. Honor Roll 1-3 Homecoming Court 4 Football 4 LOREN HENNING Get my autograph now, someday I may be famous. Honor Roll 1-2-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Student Council 3-4 Librarian 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Newspaper Co-editor 4 Science Club 3 Honor Reading 1-2 Forensics 1-2-3-4 Drama Club 2-3-4 Spanish Club 4 Solo Ensemble 1-2-3-4 ANN HOLTERMAN JANE HOLZMANN She's like a magnet....attractive. Chorus 1-2-3-4 Homecoming Court 1-4 Librarian 1-2-3 Pep Club 2 Annual Staff 4 Forensics 3-4 Drivers' Education 2 Drama Club 3-4 Solo Ensemble 3-4 She never fails to speak a pleasant word. Honor Roll 1-4 Librarian 1-2-3-4 Pep Club 2 G.A.A. 2-3 Honor Reading 1 Forensics 2-3 F.H.A. 2-3 Drivers' Education 3 Drama Club 3 RICHARD KAHLHAMER GERALD KOLTERMAN He may be quiet—but who knows? Chorus 1-2 Drivers' Education Football 1 THOMAS KRULL He has qualities without end athlete, leader, and friend. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 4 Newspaper Staff 2-3-4 Science Club 3-4 Forensics 1 Drivers' Education 2 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 SUSAN LIEGL They think she's crazy but she's lots of fun. When she's behind the wheel pedestrians run. Honor Roll 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Librarian 4 Pep Club 2 G.A.A. 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 3 Science Club 3 Honor Reading 2 Drivers' Education 2 Solo Ensemble 1-3-4 LINDA McCLANATHAN 'Quiet people are welcomed everywhere. Honor Roll 4 F.H.A. 1-2 Driver Education 3 MARY MALTERER If men are the light of life, lead me to the switches. Honor Roll 4 Chorus 4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Librarian 1-2 G.A.A. 3-4 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 1-2 RICHARD OSGOOD A sports star of great renown—in school he's also a clown. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3 Prom King 3 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 1 Science Club 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 ARTHUR PAHNKE RICHARD PATCHETT If height calls for ambition, I'd rather be short. Basketball 1-2 History may repeat itself, but they will never make another man like me. Honor Roll 1-2-4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming King 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Baseball 1-2-3-4 JAKES PAUL Even the short people can reach the height of the class. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Claas Officer 1-2-3 Chorus 1-2 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Student Council 2-3 Science Club 3 Forensics 1 Ehrivers' Education 2 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 3aaeball 1-2-3-4 Track 4 EUGENE PFALZGRAF MARY ANN POTRATZ Always ready and willing for a good time. Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Librarian 2-3 Newspaper Staff 4 Drivers' Education 2 Solo Ensemble 3-4 School is a great institution you can bet, but I'm not ready for an Institution yet. Prom Court 3 Homecoming Court 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1-2-4 LOUISE RANDALL Like a coke, she's peppy, sparkling and gives you a lift, Chorus 1-2 Prom Queen 3 Librarian 1-2-3 Annual Staff 3-4 Honor Roll 4 ANN SCHAEFER SHARON SCHLEFKE She's sometimes sassy, she's sometimes smart, but all and all she'8 good at heart. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Prom Court 3 Student Council 4 Librarian 1 Pep Club 2 G.A.A. 2-3-4 Annual Staff 3-4 Annual Editor 4 Honor Reading 2 Forensics 2 Drivers' Education 2 Solo Ensemble 2-3-4 Good things come in small packages. Honor Roll 4 Band 3-4 Librarian 2-3-4 Newspaper Staff 4 Forensics 3 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Drivers' Education 3 NANCY SCHWIND I was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pattern. Honor Roll 4 Band 1-2-3-4 G.A.A. 1 Annual Staff 4 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Drivers' Education 1 Stage Band 4 Solo Ensemble 3 KATHERINE SEYFERT My life is like the moon, there's always been just one man in it. Honor Roll 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 Prom Court 3 Homecoming Queen 3 Homecoming Court 2-4 Librarian 2 Solo Ensemble 2-4 Annual Staff 4 Drama Club 3 JACK STEINKE Late hours aren't good for one, but they are all right for two. Band 1-2 Homecoming Court 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-4 Basketball 1-3-4 MARY LOU TOWNE As a friend she is fine, as a student she shines. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 3-4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 3 Student Council 3-4 Librarian 2-3 Newspaper Staff 3-4 Forensics 3 Drivers' Education 2 STEPHEN WALTZ If there's a job to be done, he's the guy who will find someone to do it.” Annual Staff 4 Basketball Manager 2 DENNIS WEBER A quiet man with a quiet manner. Honor Roll 4 Drivers' Education 2 Football 3 Basketball 2 CATHERINE WEINBERGER I was once a Girl Scout until I was old enough to be a Boy Scout. Honor Roll 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Band 1-2-3-4 Chorus 1 Student Council 2-3 Librarian 1 Pep Club 2 G.A.A. 2-3 Annual Staff 4 Newspaper Staff 2-3 Science Club 3 Honor Reading 2 Forensics 1-2 Solo Ensemble 1-2-3-4 El w MARK WESSEL I may not be Columbus, but I get around. Football 4 Basketball 3 Track 3 PAT WIESE A modest girl who has a personality that others might well envy. Honor Roll 4 Band 3-4 Librarian 4 Pep Club 2-3 F.H.A. 1-2-3-4 Drivers' Education 3 RALPH WOLFE If it'8 got four wheels. I'll drive it. Band 1-2 Homecoming Court 4 Lettermen's Club 4 Football 1-2-3-4 Honor Roll 4 MARGARET SOMERVILLE Again this year, we are honored with the presence of Margaret Somerville of Chile. Last year she spent two months attending O.H.S. as our first foreign exchange student. She has chosen again to attend this school in order to graduate with the Senior Class of 1967. KENNETH ARTHURS His sole concern with work is to avoid it... Senior Class Officers From left to right: Mary Lou Towne, Vice President; Jackie Chapman, Treasurer; Ann Schaefer, President; Cathy Weinberger, Secretary CLASS MOTTO: Face the sunshine, and let the shadows fall behind you' CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS: Yellow and Silver If they think this is bad, they ought to see my bedroom (LtdwCJPaAAMZK Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Kathy Kahlhamer, Mary Lou Shady, Betty Franke, Delon Rhode, Bonnie Scheberl Darcy Bastian, Frank Abitz, Chuck Fisher, Cheryl Kunkle, Sandy Volbright, Nancy Bartz Mary Laudolff, Janis Draves, Ruth Turville, Tom Towne, Diane Arthurs, Janice Leu, Karen Hofman Steve Immel, Dennis Dehn, Ronald Osgood, Mike Wuest, Mike Whyms, John Jaeger, Mike Perry Class Officers Junior President: Karen Hofman Vice President: Mike Whyms Secretary: Janis Draves Treasurer: Katie Wolfe Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Bonnie Wiese, Susan Kottke, Charmaine Klebs, Althea Kraus, Karen Bacon Susan Peterson, Judy Burbach, Dennis Adelmeyer, Larry Randall, Joan Totz, Rose Wiese John Hanna, Katie Wolfe, Jean Nelson, Bonnie Lerch, Dennis Conger, Andrea Vande Burg, Kristi Hollander Peter Mortensen, Ronald Vincent, Bill Vielbig, Jim Wettstein, Kit Hardie, Ronald Culver, Roger Schlefke Class Hey! Your machine doesn't make any mistakes! Come on, Teach! Give us an A! Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Sharon Nolan, Joan Towne, Donna Rupllnger, Mariann Pipping, Lanette Barton Jacqueline Fink, Audrey Ogle, Susan Baeten, Roseann Strupp, Connie Geisthardt, Kathleen Adelmeyer, Mary Vander Galien Patricia Hobbs, Ronald Boeder, Harold Sanders, Gary Seyfert, Judith Whyms, Carol Arthur Linda Pfalzgraf, Jeanne Schmidt, Leo Henke, Joseph Whyms, James Craig, James Bovee, Carol Wettstein Class Officers Sophomore President: Bob Wolfe Vice President: Leo Henke Secretary: Jerry Holz Treasurer: Jeanne Schmidt First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Karen Scheberl, Mary Philipsky, Randee John, Kathleen Kollmann Carol Patchett Allen Flood, Carol McClanathan, Sandra Zamott, Sandra Thill, Marion Hanna, Jerry Draves Nancy Morrison, Carol Holterman, Edward Nitschke, Gerald Holz, Philip Gellings, Robert Wolfe, Donna Paskey Jeanne Weinberger, Delmore Henning, Paul Domke, Roger Laning, James Sukowatey, Frederick Schrank Class Hide the dice! Here they come! Do you think we are ready for Ted Mack now? Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Mary Kay Kolterman, Carol Pixley, Margaret Crislip, Suzanne Wuest, Christine Snyder, Lavinia Liegl, Dale Randall John Kuslits, Gary Adelmeyer, Brian Willett, Dan Stenz, Randy Jagow, Gerald Ewert, Walter Kahlhamer Tom Mayhew, Dan Fink, Laurie Towne, Ruth Jurgensmier, Sharon Osgood, Jeanine Burbach, Philip Heinz, Richard Meilahn Ricky Holzman, Jim Hall, Larry Seyfert, Brick Mulholland, Bruce Dehn, John Nolan, Dan Stafford, Gary Weber, Mark Schmidt Class Officers Freshmen President: Bill Fuller Vice President: Walter Kahlhamer Secretary: Gary Collein Treasurer: John Nolan Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Lydia Burleton, JoAnn Wirkus, Sharon Beck, Mary Ann Bartell, Nancy Philipsky, Jane Thill, Karen Holz Daniel Wiese, Wayne Zunker, Lloyd Chapman, James Rhode, John Fisher, Tom Scheberl, Sherry Arthurs John Potratz, Helen Nelson, Donna Shady, Verna Zahn, Jeanette Habercorn, David Conger, James Waldson, Hal Draves Mark McClain, Gary Collien, Mark Thrall, Jan Holzmann, Gary VandeBurg, Keith Hardie, Dan Hoffman, Bill Fuller, Gary Schneider Class Special Room First Row: Second Row: Third Row: June Boers, Holly Rademan, Diane Maas, Mary Murphy Mr. Vodak, Ronnie Braford, Wayne Dalka, Douglas Zeck, Harland Snyder Roger Schaumberg, Darrell Zeck, Robert Yagler, Jerald Fogle, Clayton Patt The needs of the special students are similar in kind, but their needs may vary in degree from those of the other chiddren. Emphasis must be focused on the concrete rather than the abstract in techniques and materials. The subjects offered in the special room are of the junior high and senior high level according to the adaptability of the students. Actioitied From left to right: Jackie Chapman, Ann Schaefer, Pat Hanna, Kathy Burleton, Kay Seyfert, Mary Malterer, Queen Louise Randall, King Rick Osgood, Jim Paul, Wayne Binning, Tom Krull, Art Pahnke, Gene Pfalzgraf, Dan Conger MY BLUE HEAVEN On April 30, 1966, the doors to My Blue Heaven were opened. Eloquently placed around the floor were tables, decorated with blue and white streamers, and centered with white carnations. The mural gracious ly set the scene for a blue heaven, while angels gaily accented the medieval castle. A drawbridge led out from our castle, where at 10:30 p.m. the main event of the evening took place. The King, Richard Osgood, crowned his Queen, Louise Randall. After the crowning, the court proceeded in the grand march. Following the grand march, the court danced to the theme song My Blue Heaven, played by Don Sampson and his Orchestra. Beneath the stage was a garden of paradise, which was accented by pink swans. The side walls were adorned with angels, stars, and spiral letters, which outlined the names of the court. The nigh sky of blue twinkle lights and blue and white streamers led to the center of the night sky, where the traditional crystal ball hung. rt czwyn The 1966 Homecoming began on the evening of October 14th. A snake dance through the streets of Oakfield preceded the pep ralley which was held at the high school. A parade, consisting of the high school band, the grade school band, and various floats, was held the following morning. The G.A.A. float, titled Dial 0 for Victory, received first prize. The Seniors received second prize and the Sophomores received third prize. At 1:30, the Mighty Oaks met the Lomira Lions on their home field. Although the Oaks were defeated 12-0, they proved to be a very challenging opponent. That evening from 8:30 to 1:00, the Homecoming Dance was held in the high school gymnasium. The gym was decorated according to the theme, Moon River. Music was provided by the Lockwood Trio. At 10:30, King Art Pahnke crowned his Queen Pat Hanna. The crowning was followed by the Grand March. Homecoming Court From left to right: Gene Pfalzgraf, Mary Malterer, Dan Conger, Jackie Chapman, Tom Krull, Kathy Burleton From left to right: Marion Hanna, Wayne Binning, Sue Baeten, Tom Ewert, Jane Holzmann, Chuck Birschbach From left to right: Rick Osgood, Kay Seyfert, Jim Paul, Janice Leu, Jack Steinke, Sharon Nolan Badger State The 1966 Badger State Representatives for Oakfield High School were: Ann Schaefer, Rick Osgood, and Tom Krull. Badger State sessions were held from June 11 to June 18. Badger Girls' State was held at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, and Badger Boys' State was held at Ripon College in Ripon. These students were instructed on the role of the government in Wisconsin. They were selected by the faculty on their ability and leadership. Mary Ann Potratz and Cathy Weinberger were selected to attend the 1966 summer music clinic. They attended classes at the Wisconsin State University in Eau Claire from June 12 to June 26. Good Citizenship Awards Winner of the D.A.R. Award, Ann Schaefer Tom Krull received the V.F.W. Award, sponsored by Post 8092 of Oakfield Americans This past year, Karen Hofman spent two and a half months in Colombia, South America. While living with the Puente family, she learned a great deal about the Colombian system of education. As a native of Sao Paulo, Brazil, Peter Unger spent two and a half months observing the Oakfield High School curriculum while residing with the Gerald Hofman family. Another foreign exchange student, Teddy Dyer of Chiclayo, Peru, spent two and a half months residing with the Helmuth Pipping family. During this time he attended classes here at Oakfield High School. TEN TOP SENIORS Special Mention STUDENT COUNCIL President: Mary Lou Towne Vice President: Loren Henning Secretary: Kristi Hollander Treasurer: Karen Hoffman SPANISH CLUB President: Cherie Kunkle Vice President: Katie Wolfe Secretary: Darcy Bastain Treasurer: Loren Henning F.H.A. OFFICERS President: Nancy Schwind Vice President: Jeanne Schmidt Secretary: Carol Wettstein Treasurer: Connie Geistardt Parliamentarian: Betty Franke Historian: Sharon Schlefke PEP CLUB President: Patty Hobbs Vice President: Nancy Bartz Secretary-Treasurer: Mary Laudolff MUSIC CLINIC STUDENTS Cathy Weinburger Mary Ann Potratz Tom Krull Cathy Weinberger Mary Lou Towne Chuck Birschbach Jim Paul Ann Schaefer Rick Osgood Kathy Burleton Art Pahnke Wayne Binning LETTERMEN'S CLUB President: Rick Osgood Vice President: Tom Krull Secretary: Jim Paul Treasurer: Mike Whyms G.A.A. OFFICERS President: Kathy Burleton Vice President: Janice Leu Secretary: Karen Hofman Treasurer: Ann Schaefer Point Secretary: Carol Wettstein SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President: Tom Krull Vice President: Rick Osgood Secretary: Althea Kraus Treasurer: Karen Hofman DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS President: Peter Mortensen Vice President: Loren Henning Secretary-Treasurer: Kristi Hollander CHORUS OFFICERS President: Jane Holzmann Vice President: Kristi Hollander Secretary-Treasurer: Ann Schaefer Seated: Sharon Schlefke, Pete Mortensen, Loren Henning, Co-editor; Jackie Chapman, Co-editor; Cheryl Kunkle, Darlene Bastian Second Row: Mary Lou Towne, Lavinia Liegl, Katie Wolfe, Sharon Nolan, Susan Baeten, Delon Rhode, Mrs. Mortensen, Advisor Third Row: Janis Draves, Ruth Turville, Janice Leu, Tom Krull, Jean Nelson, Andrea Vande Burg, Mary Ann Potratz Annual Staff Seated: Louise Randall, Steve Waltz, Ann Schaefer, Editor; Althea Kraus, Assistant Editor; Kathy Burleton Second Row: Mr. McLean, Advisor; Mary Malterer, Cathy Weinberger, Sandy Adelmeyer, Katie Wolfe Third Row: David Dowidat, Jane Holzmann, Kay Seyfert, Susan Liegl, Nancy Schwind Newspaper Staff F. 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First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Karen Bacon, Sharon Schlefke, Nancy Schwind, Carol Uettstein, Betty Franke, Mary Philipsky Lydia Burleton, Joan Totz, Nancy Philipsky, Connie Geisthardt, Helen Nelson, Dale Randall Carol Patchett, Mary Kay Kolteraan, Susan Baeten, Ruth Turville, Jeanne Schmidt, Pat Wiese Student Council Seated: Mr. Baet«n, Loren Henning, Mary Lou Towne, Kristi Hollander, Karen Hofman Second Row: Ann Schaefer, Karen Holz, Janice Leu, Katie Wolfe, Audrey Ogle, Bob Wolfe Third Row: Charles Fisher, Bill Fuller, Carol Wettstein, Tom Krull, Jeanne Schmidt, Peter Mortensen Forensics First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Patty Hobbs, Dan Stenz, Delon Rhode, Jim Waldson, Jackie Chapman, Darcy Bastain, Sharon Nolan, Randee John, Kathy Kollman, Lydia Burleton, Carol Patchett Mrs. O'Beirne, Nancy Philipsky, Althea Kraus, Chuck Fisher, Peter Mortensen, Dave Mannigal, Kristi Hollander, Helen Nelson, Karen Hofman, Donna Paskey, Tom Scheberl Mrs. Bird, Janice Leu, Carol Wettstein, Jeanne Schmidt, Loren Henning, Jan Holzmann, Jane Holzmann, Jeanne Weinberger, Judy Whyms, Katie Wolfe, Mrs. Pedretti Drama Club Seated: Loren Henning, Peter Mortenson, Kristi Hollander Second Row: Mrs. Pedretti, Cheryl Kunkle, Darcy Bastian, Chuck Fisher, Kathy Kollman, Mrs. O'Beirne Third Row: Jane Holzmann, Ruth Turville, Jean Weinberger, Andy VandeBerg, Carol Holterman Librarians Seated: Sharon Nolan, Sharon Schlefke, Ann Holterman, Linda Pfalzgraf Second Row: Carol McClanathan, Sue Baeten, Cheryl Kunkle, Pat Hanna, Katie Wolfe , Nancy Morrison Third Row: Sue Liegl, Althea Kraus, Pete Mortensen, Loren Henning, Pat Wiese Science Club Seated: Andy VandeBerg, Rick Osgood, Tom Krull, Althea Kraus, Karen Hofman Second Row: Wayne Binning, John Fisher, Cheryl Kunkle, Chuck Fisher, Janis Draves, Allen Flood, Mr. Messner Third Row: Kristi Hollander, Ruth Turville, Gary VandeBerg, Jean Weinberger Donna Paskey, Katie Wolfe Spanish Club First Row: Althea Kraus, Judy Whyms, Kathy Kollmann, Carol Holterman, Second Row: Darcy Bastian, Nancy Morrison, Cherie Kunklt, Katie Wolfe, Kristi Hollander Third Row: Jeanne Weinberger, Audrey Ogle, Loren Henning, Peter Morten- son, Tom Scheberl, Jim Waldson G. 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First Row: Audrey Ogle, Janice Leu, Sharon Nolan, Carol Wettstein, Jean Nelson, Kathy Burleton, Lydia Burleton Second Row: Laurie Tovme, Lavinia Liegl, Mary Ann Bartell, Sue Baeten, Dale Randall, Helen Nelson, Marianne Pipping, Randee John Third Row: Susan Liegl, Darcy Bastian, nary Malterer, Karen Hofman, Nancy Barts, Ruth Turville, Jeanne Schmidt, Carol Arthur, Ann Schaefer Lettermen’s First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Leo Henke, Tom Krull, Kit Hardie, Mike Whyms, Rick Osgood, Wayne Binning Jim Paul, Bill Vielbig, Art Pahnke, Ralph Wolfe, Dennis Adelmeyer Jerry Holz Jack Steinke, Gene Pfalzgraf, Dennis Dehn, Chuck Fisher, Chuck Birschbach, Dan Conger, Mr. Baeten, Advisor Pep Club First Row: Bonnie Scheberl, Mary Kay Kolterman, Dale Randall, Sharon Nolan, Jane Thill, Nancy Bartz, Karen Scheberl, Lydia Burleton, Kathy Burleton Second Row: Karen Hofman, Marianne Pipping, Susan Baeten, Helen Nelson, Laurie Towne, Randee John, Mary Laudolff, Darcy Bastian Third Row: Sharon Beck, Joan Towne, Carol Holterman, Kristi Hollander, Ruth Turville, Donna Ruplinger, Sandra Thill Fourth Row: Patty Hobbs, Jean Nelson, Diana Arthurs, Jeanne Schmidt, Mr. Winterfeldt, Advisor; Carol Wettstein, Janis Draves, Janice Leu, Mary Vander Galien Majorettes From left to right: Helen Nelson, Sue Baeten, Nancy Bartz, Kathy Burleton, Lydia Burleton, Mary Kay Kolterman Solos and Ensembles First Row: Randee John, Audrey Ogle, Kathy Koll- man, Althea Kraus, Sharon Nolan, Carol Wettstein Second Row: Sue Liegl, Janice Leu, Carol Holter- man„ Sue Kottke, Kristi Hollander, Darcy Bastian, Karen Hofman Third Row: James Waldson, Mark Schmidt, Ricky Schrank, Paul Domke, Jeanne Schmidt, Loren Henning, Del Henning, Roger Laning sruot j First Row: Mary Laudolff, Janis Draves, Audrey Ogle, Ann Schaefer Second Row: John Fisher, Janice Leu, Jane Holzmann, Andy VandeBurg, Kristi Hollander, Wally Kahlhamer Third Row: Peter Mortensen, Mark Schmidt, John Nolan, Gary Weber, Gary Collien, Gary Vande Burg Madrig Solos and Ensembles First Row: Mary Lou Shady, Janis Draves, Cheryl Kunkle, Kristi Hollander, Janice Leu, Mary Potratz, Ann Schaefer Second Row: Karen Scheberl, Bonnie Scheberl, Marianne Pipping, Sharon Nolan, Jeanne Schmidt, Andy Vande Burg, Jane Holzmann, Wally Kahlhamer Third Row: Mark Schmidt, Peter Mortensen, Gary Collien, John Nolan, Gary Vande Burg, Gary Weber, John Fisher Music In TRIPLE TRIO Andrea Vande Burg Cheryl Kunkle Kristi Hollander Jane Holzmann Jeanne Schmidt Janice Leu Janis Draves Mary Ann Potratz Mary Laudolff QUARTET John Fisher Wally Kahlhamer John Nolan Jan Holzmann QUARTET Gary Vande Burg Gary Weber Gary Collien Mark Schmidt The Air TRIPLE TRIO Sharon Nolan Kathy Burleton Kay Seyfert Jean Nelson Sharon Beck Audrey Ogle Darlene Bastlan Bonnie Scheberl Karen Scheberl STAGE BAND Nancy Schwind Karen Hofman Roger Laning Mary Kay Kolterman Jim Sukowatey Tom Mayhew Mark Schmidt Delmore Henning Mary Ann Potratz Steve Immel Kristi Hollander Mary Lou Shady Loren Henning Paul Domke Sue Kottke Althea Kraus Mr. Winterfeldt QUARTET Jim Waldson John Potratz Danny Stenz Tom Scheberl How We Looked In 1966 I Kneeling: Jim Paul, Dan Conger, Rick Osgood, Tom Krull, Art Pahnke, Gene Pfalzgraf Standing: Dennis Adelmeyer, Jerry Holz, Dennis Dehn, Leo Henke, Coach Baeten Varsity i Dan Conger—Senior Gene Pfalzgraf—Senior Art Pahnke—Senior Season Scores MAY 2 OAKFIELD 12 — HUSTISFORD 2 THERE MAY 5 OAKFIELD 14 — BRANDON 8 HERE MAY 9 OAKFIELD 8 — ROSENDALE 0 HERE MAY 12 OAKFIELD 7 — GREEN LAKE 8 THERE MAY 16 OAKFIELD 2 — LOMIRA 4 THERE MAY 19 OAKFIELD 3 — REESEVILLE 2 HERE Jim Paul—Senior Tom Krull—Senior Rick Osgood—Senior “A” Team Seated: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Wayne Binning, Gene Pfalzgraf, Jack Steinke, Jim Paul, Mark Wessel, Dan Conger, Art Pahnke, Rick Osgood Kit Hardie, Ron Osgood, Ralph Wolfe, Tom Krull, Chuck Birschbach, Tom Ewert, Ronnie Vincent, Bill Vielbig Bob Wolfe, Larry Randall, Tom Towne, Mike Whyms, Dennis Dehn, Dennis Conger, Chuck Fisher, Steve Immel Gary Collien, Manager; Jerry Holz, Roger Laning, Paul Domke, Joe Whyms, Delmore Henning, Leo Henke, Edward Nitschke, Coach Baeten Freshman Team Seated: John Potratz, James Waldson, Lloyd Chapman, Tom Mayhew, Brian Willet, John Fisher, Daniel Wiese Second Row: Bill Fuller, Brick Mulholland, Gary Vande Berg, Mark Thrall, Jan Holzman, John Nolan, Mark Schmidt Dan Stenz, Jim Hall, Keith Hardie, Gary Weber, Larry Seyfert Gerald Ewert Third Row: Football Seniors Chuck Birschbach Tom Krull Rick Osgood Tom Ewert Jim Paul Mark Wessel Gene Pfalzgraf Jack Steinke Dan Conger Ralph Wolfe Wayne Binning Art Pahnke Varsity Seated: Tom Krull, Ronnie Osgood, Chuck Blrschbach, Wayne Binning, Rick Osgood, Chuck Fisher, Manager Standing: Coach Baeten, Jack Steinke, Jim Paul, Dennis Dehn, Mike Whyms, Bill Vielblg, Mike Perry, Dan Conger Junior Varsity Seated: Manager, John Fisher, Dan Wiese, Jerry Ewert, Larry Seyfert, Tom Mayhev, Hal Draves, Wayne Zunker, Coach Toomey Second Row: Jim Hall, Gary Weber, Gary Collien, Jerry Holz, Delmore Henning, Dennis Conger, Bill Fuller Third Row: John Nolan, Leo Henke, Jim Wettsteln, Gary Vande Berg, Paul Domke, Joe Whyms, Keith Hardie, Jan Holzmann sgfgjf WfL T� ,i Hl as-S t J8i :jsS :ft 9 $£ Chuck Birschbach -tellHWWil Jk IP® XVlfef mum Rick Osgood rJ 2i 58$? ill ll'Sriiht SSK, Varsity Cheerleaders From Left to Right: Kathy Burleton, Janice Leu, Sue Baeten, Jean Nelson, Karen Hofman Junior V arsity Cheerlea ders From left to right: Mary Vender Galien, Bonnie Scheberl, Darcy Bastian, Marianne Pipping, Jeanne Schmidt AdoWtiMHOy T ana, VIS JEWELRY Watch Repair and Jewelry 114 So. Main Street Fond du Lac , % hOk East Main Street Open Evenings and All Day Sunday Phone 921-4660 Waupun Wisconsin CLOTHING - JEWELRY - HOME FURNISHINGS Film-Cameras-Flashbulbs- Batteries-Tape Recorders-Radios mum 113 So. Main St. Fond du Lac FOND DU LAC'S OUTSTANDING STORE WARREN-SCHEY MUSIC CO. Complete Line of Magnavox Guitars—Amplifiers—Records Band Instruments Largest Music Center North of Milwaukee SALES—RENTALS—LESSONS S.J. BARBA'S TAILOR SHOP Zipper Headquarters Repairing and Alterations of All Kinds 163 S. Main St. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 119 S. Main Street Fond du Lac MIKE'S MARINE Chrysler Outboards Boats Service Parts Supplies 183 West Scott Street Phone 922-1110 Trailers Camping Supplies- CULVER'S APPLIANCE G. E. Appliances, Television, Stereo Mercury Outboard Motors, and Boats Kawasaki Motorcycles Sales and Service Phone 921-3950 755 S. Main St. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Have Your Doctor Phone or Bring Your Next Prescription to McCarthy drug Your Friendly Drug Store 179 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Phone 921-9350 DAIS JEWELRY Registered Perfect Diamonds Since 1920 — Phone� 921-7270 25 North Main Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Phone: 922-3560 The Nehls Studio Compliments of A1BERT HAUER SON, INC. SENIOR PORTRAITS Phone: 921-0920 81 South Military Road Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 173 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Compliments of FIRESTONE STORES Best Today, Still Better Tomorrow OTSBER'S super MARKET 106 North Main Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Waupun Wisconsin Phone: 921-1950 tfEv CLEAR CHANNEL WLKE Compliments of FORD RSXALL DRUGS Waupun • 7 ' Wisconsin Phone 921-7660 Fond du Lac Wisconsin Walgreen Agency Compliments of THE HUB DRUG STORE Pharmacists in Co-eperatien with Your Physician Waupun Wisconsin Boys’ and Men's Wear Waupun, Wisconsin Compliments of WAUPUN. LEADER NEWS The VILLAGE LUNCH Whenever You Have Elmer and Etta Held News—Adver tising—Printing Oakfield, Wisconsin Dial 32A-5555 WAUPUN, WISCONSIN LINDEN ELECTRIC CO. STAEHLING BROTHERS PRINTING COMPANY SYLVANIA Color Television Westinghouse-Maytag Quality School Supply Headquarters Electric Appliance Repair 14 .N. Main Fond du Lac 18 North Madison Street Waupun OAKFIELD REPAIR SHOP THE GIFT SHOPPE Orlo Jahns, Prop. 410 East Main Street Welding, General Repair Work, Blacksmithlng Waupun Wiscensin Oakfield Wisconsin Where Shopping is a Pleasure Compliments of O'BRIEN'S Fond du Lac's Fashion Canter Main at Second St. OAKFIELD ELEVATOR CO. Grain-Feed-Salt-Coal-Wire Custom Grinding Mixing Bulk Feed Phone 583-3330 Fond do Lac, Wisconsin Oakfield Wisconsin Compliments of WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER TEMPO EDDIE'S DEEP ROCK YOUR STORE WITH MORE AT SERVICE STATION LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES Washing-Greasing-Repairs SOUTH-TOWN SHOPPING CENTER Dial 324-3691 42 Fond du Lac FOND DU LAC Waupun, Wisconsin Street Best Wishes To RAY E. WOOD, INC. The Class of 1966 FLORIST FOR EVERY OCCASION Fond du Lac, Wis. 922-6780 38 N. Main St. Fond du Lac OAKFIELD ENTERPRISES, INC. Compliments of ASMUS MOTORS Oakfleld, Wisconsin Wrecker Auto Body Service Specialists in 2nd Operation Production Machining and North Fond du Lac Street City Limits Mfgrs. of E-Z Spread Rotor Type Waupun Wisconsin Multi-Purpose Spreaders QUAKER STATE FREIBERG MOTOR OIL Home Improvement Co. Dist. by BLAKELY AUTO PARTS, INC. Floyd Freiberg INSULATION 36 Third Street Phone 922-1040 SIDING ROOFING Fond du Lac, Wise. 54935 283 Forest Avenue-- Phone 921-4515 THE HUBER BROS. GYSBER JEWELRY Over 100 years of service to the community Fond du Lac's oldest-finest FOR DIAMONDS Prescription Pharmacy Established in 1864 WAUPUN WISCONSIN 36 South Main Street . Fond du Lac COMPLIMENTS OF NUMMORDOR BROS. INC. 20 West Main Street Waupun, Wisconsin Phone 324-3959 TOLIBIA CHEESE MANUFACTURING CORPORATION 45 EAST SCOTT STREET FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN FACTORIES IN WISCONSIN: DOTYVILLE-FOND DU LAC DIAL 921-3500 WHERE SHOPPING IS ALWAYS A PLEASURE A Pec Ou WAUPUN, WISCONSIN Compliments of STRONG AND HENNING GROCERY Sr W Lamartine Wisconsin WHERE SMART WOMEN SHOP Phone: 921-1200 84 South Main Fond du Lac, Wis. Compliments of ROLLIES BAR Lamartine Wisconsin George Suprenand Prop. OVER 1000 UNIFORM FASHIONS BABY FASHIONS GALORE MATERNITY FASHIONS 11 N. Main Street, Downtown Fond du Lac WAUPUN AUTO SALES, INC. Authorized Chevrolet Buick Sales Service WE SPECIALIZE IN FAST SERVICE OK USED CARS Waupun Phone 324-3585 Wisconsin SCHMIDT HARDWARE Hardware Sporting Goods Esser Paints Wallpaper The only complete Hardware store in the Oakfield Area. OAKFIELD STANDARD SERVICE Graf and Uttendorfer, Props. Phone 583-3616 Oakfield, Wisconsin Products and Service You Can Depend On SPECIAJ ZING IN AND PROM CORSAGES WEDDINGS Compliments of a friend Norm lone Pagel 467 Walker St. Phone 921-4020 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 2W- of JOIN THE ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Millions of American Families have on deposit in American banks more than 147 billion dollars of SAVINGS. In this way, these families have demonstrated their faith in America—their confidence in American institutions operating under our free enterprise system. The strength of our nation lies in the determination of our people to work and save for the things they want. When you bank with us, you are part of this All-American team. We invite you to come in now and start an account. BANK OF OAKFIELD MAMMOTH SPRINGS CANNING CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF: YOUR FRIENDLY OD DEALE F0R THIS AREA SERVICE MOTORS SCOTT AND MAIN STREET FOND DU LAC BOB AND HOWARD ALEXANDER Reo-dl this newspaper regularly You'll be delighted at the satisfaction when you know what is going on .... your neighborhood .... the county., state .... nation .... and the world .... as only the newspaper can report it for you .... try it and see. FondduLac Commonwealth Reporter GIDDINGS LEWIS MACHINE TOOL COMPANY FOND DU LAC,WISCONSIN • ESTABLISHED 1859 Main Office llt2 Doty Street Phone 921-9UOO After hours call 921-9U39 COMPLIMENTS OF EDMUNDS BUS SERVICE CANDLISH Robert C. Candlish ' Mrs. Wm. I. Sander8 David J. Candlish Robert G. Mach 921-4420 E. Division St. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Three generations of Service in This Community WONDERING ABOUT THE FUTURE? No matter what it may hold for you, be assured of an easier life with electric living. WISCONSIN POWERIN' An investor owned COMPANY WEINBERGERS MARKET Box 36 Oakfield, Wisconsin The only complete super market in the Oakfield Area A Complete Line of: MEATS CANNED GOODS DAIRY PRODUCTS VEGETABLES FRUITS BAKED GOODS Also slaughtering service and frozen food lockers Congratulations SeniorsI ROMORT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Oakfield, Wisconsin FIRST IN MARINE PROPULSION KIEKHAEFER CORP ORATION FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN “A fine place to work” Compliments of Dr. W. J. Schultz Dr. C. F. Glaab Brownsville Veterinary Clinic Compliments of HOME CONTRACTORS SUPPLY, INC. Designers-Builders-Suppliers Armstrong Floor Coverings-Countertops Waupun Phone 324-3525 Compliments of RIES-FRIEDRICH CLINIC Brownsville Wisconsin JACOBSON FARMERS SUPPLY, INC. Distributors of Farm Supplies Phone Oakfield 583-3700 BROWNSVILLE. WISCONSIN Compliments of HOFF'S SUPERETTE Wayne Dorothy Hoff, Prop. Phone 583-3350 Brownsville MALY IMPLEMENT, INCORPORATED Waupun, Wisconsin John Deere Fox Choppers Compliments of BROWNSVILLE CANNING COMPANY INC. THE FINEST IN CANNED FOODS Compliments of INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Container Division Route 2 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Brownsville Wisconsin BLOW'S V. S. HARDWARE PHONE 324-3583 WAUPUN WISCONSIN FOR SALE MA RCOE AOtxcy WAtwur |-7480-'mdJvUc ______N L REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Harold Bob Marcoe 43 Third Street 921-7480 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Compliments to the teachers of '66 and '67 from LEE'S SERVICE Highway 151 South Outskirts of Oakfield Telephone 324-5091 _ Beau Belle HOME FURNISHINGS Gerald Harmsen, Proprietor 111 E. MAIN ST. WAUPUN, WIS. VER HAGE IMPLEMENT SALES Ford—Massey—New Holland Farm Equipment Waupun Wisconsin ZWICKY'S BIG Z GROCERY at the Six Points in Fond du Lac Open seven days a week and holidays 8a.m. to 11 p.m. For people who shop for quality— and don't mind paying a bit less OAKFIELD ELEVATOR CO. Grain-Feed-Salt-Coal-Wire Custom Grinding Mixing Bulk Feed Phone 583-3330 Oakfield Wisconsin GIBSON COMPANY, INC. Chevrolet-Cadillac Sales Service CHEVROLET 75 North Main St.------Fond du Lac Compliments of CULLIGAN MAN Save at CLAIRE'S Fine furniture Gas for less Ozzie Bloohm Phone 583-4142 239 W. Scott Street Fond du Lac Fourth Marr Wisconsin OGLE'S SERVICE STATION Roger Ogle, Proprietor Mobilaasl o Kobilgas-Mcbilubrication Phone J83-3606 Oakfield Wisconsin BOB VOSKUIL TELEVISION, INC. Your Antenna Specialist Sales Service-Antennas-Appliances 501 W. Johnson St. Phone 922-4810 or 922-4910 Admiral Magnovox A. R. Steinke Service Company Automobile and General Repairing Cities Service Gasoline and Oils Oakfield, Wisconsin LAKE VIEW CONCRETE READY-MIXED Phone 922-1700 57 East Scott Street Fond du Lac World's largest retailers of cemetery monuments, markers, and mausoleums. Also granite for building purposes. We do our own custom setting and erect ing for your complete satisfaction. May we have the privilege of serving you? Mr. Mrs. Arnold Bartell 583-4177 Oakfield, Wisconsin SEARL STEEL BUILDING CO. Commtrtial - Community - Industrial 262 N SEYMOUR STREET • FOND do IAC WIS • 922 0850 DRIVE CAREFULLY-SAVE POINTS BUY BUTLER-MAKE POINTS!! COMPLIMENTS OF imsnm Mm- EVERYTHING FOR A PERFECT MEAL THE HOME OF LOW LOW LOW PRICES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '67 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IVIational EXCHANGE BANK FOND DU LAC. WISCONSIN T 6 I'Vrr rMt c: AREA COOE 414 TELEPHONE 921-7220 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FOND DU LAC 51 EAST FIRST STREET • . . fiOldCCtliltl S49J6 Safety of Your Investment Insured up to $10,000 SCHAEFER'S DAIRY Lawrence Schaefer Prop. For the Veri Finest in Dairy Products Phone 583-3665 Oakfield Wisconsin SCHAEFER'S LANES Oakfield Wisconsin Open Bowling Saturday nights and Sunday afternoon and night FUNERAL HOME It is Our Privilege to Serve You With 'Distinction Phone 583-3535 If No Answer Call Waupun 324-5547 Oakfield Wisconsin M1DLAMD c O O p E RATIVE MIDLAND PRODUCTS USED BY OVER 4000 SATISFIED MEMBERS ANYONE CAN BUY FROM A MIDLAND COOPERATIVE AND SHARE IN THE SAVINGS AND RECEIVE 20% OF THE SAVINGS IN CASH FOND DU LAC COUNTY COOPERATIVE 282 FOREST AVENUE FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN MOLSUM BREADS CLTLcC TOWM TALK Doughnuts, Rolls, and Cakes GERHARD QUALITY BAKING COMPANY Fond du Lac, Wisconsin IRV'S APPLIANCE cfldnutaL Televisions Refrigerators £IECTRJCAl Speed Queen PAT tlHC Dryers Washers Phone 583-4104 Oakfield Wisconsin BEST WISHES THE STATE BANK OF WAUPUN Servicing Every Banking Need Since 1903 'Make our Bank Your Bank - THE NATIONAL BANK OF WAUPUN w d:E'Rosi.t� s NSW PROVIOID IN TMf BONKING ACT Of IJ)| ft , o Waupun Wisconsin BADGER YARDS Phone 583-3545 OAK CENTER FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE SEE L. H. Cowles or Tom Henke YOUR HOME-TOWN AGENTS Automobiles Homes Farms Business Hospital Insurance Boats Life Incurance PUTNAM FILBEY STREET OAKFIELD PHONE 583-3010 Non assessable policies Alvin K. Bristol Oakfield Phone 583-3820 Prompt claims service umm m Maditon,Wisconsin Insurance for family, hone, auto Young Drivers Now Insured In American Standard Insurance Co. American Family Insurance Co. Also Boat Motorcycle Insurance Available CAREY OIL COMPANY See Royal Carey or Dave Holz for top quality fuel oils and complete farm service Mobil iPhone 583-4151 or 921-3090 Compliments of BROWNSVILLE STATE BANK A full service bank See us for all your financial needs. Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Brownsville and Lomira SAVE Regularly At FIRST WISCONSIN NATIONAL BANK OF FOND DU LAC Main Street at Forest Avenue Fond du Lac Wisconsin LANDAAL BROTHERS PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER DEALER Waupun Wisconsin Markesan Hill's Beauty Salon Service With or Without Appointment Dial 921-7990 Nat'l Exchange Bldg. 104 S. Main FOND DU LAC BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Mortgage Loans and Investment Savings Accounts 14 South Main Street Dial 922-5400 The LEADERst o e Shoes For Men and Young Men Phone 922-1090 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 142 South Main Street Compliments of DITTRICH BUICK, INC. Fourth Marr Fond Du Lac E. M. DIEDRICHS JEWELER KEEPSAKE DIAMONDS 148 S. Main St. Phone 921-8550 Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Wyler-Caravelle-Elgin-Bulova Watches Compliments of WETTSTEIN'S BAR Clem Wettstein, Prop. Phone 583-3717 Oakfield, Wise. SUPERIOR DRY CLEANERS Free Pick-Up and Delivery Serving Oakfield Area Tuesdays and Fridays Phone 324-2631 Waupun, Wisconsin 10 S. Mill St. ELJER PLUMBING FIXTURES Available At: Waupun Supply Co., Inc. Hy if 49 West, Waupun, Wis. Compliments of WEINHEIMER FLORAL mpsiMi ' Cs? - Waupun Wisconsin BORCHARDT REPAIR SERVICE Pipe-Pumps-Welding Jacobson Powermowers Barn Equipment August Borchardt, Prop. VISSER BROTHERS New Construction-Remodeling-Repairing WEST MAIN LUMBER CO. Our Business Is Building Dial 324-3533 Waupun Wisconsin WESTPHAL CHEVROLET INC. 0 K Used Cars Chevrolet Cars Trucks Complete Service Department Phone Oakfield 583-3351 Brownsville, Wisconsin DON'S TAP Donald Collien Prop. Chicken Fish Fries Hamburgers Soups Call 583-3710 Brownsville, Wis FOND DU LAC STONE CO. INC. Athletic Field White Line Marking Stone for Performance and Beauty Phone 921-8280 Fond du Lac POWER LAWN MOWERS SALES AND SERVICE SMALL ENGINE REPAIRS Waupun General Repair Waupun Wisconsin PHONE: 324-3161 KARL-RAY LANES Open Daily 1:00 P.M. Distributor AMF Bowling Balls Open All Year 770 S. Military Road Phone 921-3430 PARKWAY LANES Let us INITIAL your OAK LEAVES Year Book, good for one free game. Dick Butzen, Manager FREE INSTRUCTION JUNIOR SUMMER LEAGUE 509 North Park Avenue Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Department Store 904 West Main Street Waupun, Wisconsin 53963 Compliments of JERRY'S BARBER SHOP Jerry Schaefer, Proprietor Phone 583-3351 for Appointment Oakfield, Wisconsin Pieper's Apples Famous for Flavor also Fresh sweet Cider Open daily and evenings PIEPER'S FRUIT FARM 1 mile west of Brownsville BIRDLAWN FARMS BREEDERS OF HOLSTEIN CATTLE THAT ARE BRED FOR PRODUCTION AND TYPE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 Compliments of Donald J. Ogle Agency Panettrr Complete Insurance Protection All Lines EQUITABLE RESERVE ASSOCIATION See the Panetti Boys for your stone needs I Box 512 Second St. Phone 922-4790 Oakfield, Wisconsin Phone 583-3583 Located four miles south of Fond du Lac on Highway 175 BROWNSVILLE CHARLES COMMUNITY CLUB Phone Oakfield 583-3838 SCHARSCHMIDT General Contractor Carpenter Mason Concrete Roofing Work Annie Ellie Heimerl Phone 583-4141 Brownsville Wisconsin Oakfield Wisconsin BEST WISHES FROM THE 1967 YEARBOOK STAFF