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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

We Remember 1970 The Yearbook Staff and Senior Class Present - UlP B -fMlh WiiiSidi 1971 The 1973 Oak Leaves )akfield Higl £ choql Oakfield, Wisconsin ol In Appreciation of His Service to Oakfield High School We Dedicate The 73 Oak Leaves To David Crouch Since he first joined the Oakfield High School faculty he has been a favorite teacher. His understanding and willingness to help students with even their smallest problems has made him a most well-liked person. His patience and helpfullness have been especially appreciated by his driver-education students and the athletes he has coached. In appreciation for the help and encouragement you have given us, the Seniors of 1973 dedicate this annual to you, Mr. David Crouch. i � « . « j1 + r t -� V. T � V '- ' T r i- % y m •V 4� t; V.T I � 7 X T • YA «• A % r V • � « 1 ir V „ v MT • f t. V ♦ . '( V V - «Xl-A: I-'- ■“•- . • . W y ■ « . • } «. ,4 N- %-� ■ • k � V . S ’ f . « • . r ; ■� ♦ i r . V I .% r f r nv.v h � « � 4 V f � � Vv •I I t N . 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Present machines must be replaced and updated, we must provide more space; and if the interest is there, a Vo-Ag Course may again be offered. Rising enrollment will dictate a larger library, cafeteria, and shop. These plans depend partly upon other priorities in the district. The Board always appreciates constructive comments from our administration, faculty, and student council representatives. Don Ogle, President The People Young Mr. Steve George--District Administrator Mr. Edwin Baeten--Principal Varsity Basketball Coach Athletic Director Behind the People Clockwise from center: Guidance--Maxine Doyle Cooks— Sally Peterson Anna Franke Evelyn Wessel Secretaries— Linda Canham Helen Flury Custodians--Roy Flury John Canham 5 Teachers Start Scholarship Fund in ’73 DARLENE KOLINSKI Physical Education G.A.A. Advisor DOUGLAS MC LEAN Bookkeeping Business English Business Machines Golf Coach Merchandising Office Practice Yearbook Staff Advisor Class Advisor III DAVID CROUCH Driver Education Freshmen Basketball Coach Freshmen Football Coach Baseball Coach Class Advisor II ANN BRENNER Class Advisor II English II IV Speech Composition Forensics Drama LYNNE HARMS Spanish Spanish Club Advisor Class Advisor I GARY GRUENWALD Class Advisor IV United States History World History 6 EUGENE TESS Industrial Arts Class Advisor III MARY THOMPSON English Social Problems Forensics Coach Class Advisor IV MARSHA WENDLANDT Math III Physical Science Science Club Advisor Class Advisor I HAROLD TRITZ Class Advisor n Librarian Literature Writing STEPHEN SPEIDEL Band Chorus Class Advisor II JUDITH HURWITZ Art Class Advisor III 7 KATHERINE WILLIAMS Home Economics F. H. A. Advisor Class Advisor III WILLIAM TOOMEY Physical Education Varsity Football Coach J.V. Basketball Coach JOHN HAMILTON Biology J.V. Football Coach Track Coach Wrestling Coach DONALD MOLLET Class Advisor I Shorthand Typing RUTH MORTENSEN Math I II Newspaper Staff Advisor Class Advisor II ALBERT MESSNER Chemistry Class Advisor III Math IV Physical Science Physics Science Club Advisor 8 • S jfc . ■ '- V . k -vlfe r ;'cr .V- ilfi . V. i. ► ■V ■ ':'■ v ' V ’ , -' ■■ ■ ■ •.•♦' •• 4- � -.: •♦� • , •' -. . • ,.; - s •• a JUT!'., .‘••‘f • ' • . ' '• . .- ? V '■ ' ♦- .■« . . ic ’ . . «jp i-v- ' .••■ ■� ' ■ • -• :v ■■ V 'T ■• • • .yiV • ' • % ■ ; . • • � j •t V vY L � J’ ' « • fciT- rK'v‘j -V' K ’«?g dS V: W ?£’ •? ; ■wj � ■•■.-■? ► i K Mi .� ■ Vy, •i- - 1 V. : . k=s� j rf «B� � 41 w:- Y £ 5. m wmm w mm wy: 'M lw w Mf Jfesl Mi 2JC % .■« X1, SSK a'.T.i ' 43 $s V ,w ■ ■7. v ■ C EM IADC h bblNIUKb t'A v ■1 , � £s Sr’ K $ J i ■ iZ f1 - ■.•'««m DEBBIE DEBORAH AYER G.A.A. 4, Librarians 1-2-3-4, Spanish Club 2, S.P.C. 2-3. RON BECK Chorus 1, Class Officer 1, Football 1 -2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Let-termen's Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-4, Prom King 3, Track 1-2-3-4. LARS JACK DAN BELL Baseball 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Chorus 1, Class Officer 1-3, Football 1-2-3 -4, Golf 2, Homecoming Court 4, Pep Club 2, Prom Court 3, Track 1-2-3-4. CHERRYL COLLIEN A -V Club 2, Chorus 1-2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. Traveling Team 1-2-4, Organization Officer 4, Pep Club 1-2, Pompom Girl 1-2-3, Prom Court 3, Student Council 4. CHERI ANNER ANN DINEEN G.A.A. 2-3-4, G.A.A. Traveling Team 4, Librarians l -4, Science Club 3-4, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4. PATTY ENNIS A -V Club 1, Cheerleader 1-2-3, Cho -rus 1-2-3, F. H. A. 1, Forensics 1, G.A.A. 1-3, Librarians 1, Pep Club 1-2-3, Pompom Girl 1-2-3, Radio Club 3-4, S.P.C. 3. FIRESTONE 10 WARREN JOHN ERDMANN Basketball 1, Football 1 -2-3-4, Homecoming 4, Track 2, Wrestling 2. JERRY FISHER Basketball 1, Chorus 1, Football 1-2-3, Pep Club 2, Science Club 4, Track 2, Wrestling 2. CIRCUS PATRICIA FLOOD Band 1-3, Chorus 1, Science Club 1- 2-3-4, Solos Ensembles 1. JACK FROST Chorus 1. PAT JACK BIG AL ALAN GEISTHARDT Badger Boys' State 3, Band 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 4, Cross Country 2-3-4, Science Club 3-4, Solos Ensembles 2- 3-4, Stage Band 2-3-4, Track 3- 4. RONNIE GEISTHARDT Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Pep Club 2-3, Prom Court 3, Solos Ensembles 1. TRUCKER 11 VICKIE GIBSON A-V Club 1, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3, Drama Club 2, F. H. A. 1-2, G. A. A. 1-2-3, G. A. A. Traveling Team 1, Homecoming Court 2- 3, Librarians 1, Newspaper 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pompom Girl 1-2, Prom Court 3, Spanish Club 1-2-3- 4, Student Council 4. JANE HOFFMAN Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-3-4, G. A. A 4, G.A.A. Traveling Team 4, Librarians 4, Pep Club 4, Stage Band 2, Yearbook Staff 4. CARLA HUHNDORF Chorus 1-3, F. H. A. 1, Newspaper4, Science Club 4. STEVE HUNGERFORD Transferred from Goodrich High School. Wrestling 4. SHELLEY JERABEK Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-4, G.A.A. 1-2, Librarians 4, Majorette 4, Music Clinic 3, Science Club 3-4,Solos and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Stage Band 2, Yearbook Staff 4. JUDY KOLLMAN A-V Club 1, Chorus 1-2, G.A.A. 3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Librarians 2-3, Newspaper 4, Organization Officer 3, Science Club 4, Student Council 2. 12 SHELL JUDITH ANN BOB DAVID KOTTKE Badger Boys' State 3, Bandl-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Boys' Quartet 2, Chorus 1-2, Class Officer 4, Football 1- 2-3-4, Football Manager 3, Homecoming Court 4, Lettermen's Club 2- 3-4, Music Clinic 1, Prom Court 3, Solos and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4, Track 1-2-3-4. RICHARD KOTTKE Band 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Boys' Quartet 2, Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2 -3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Pep Club 2, Solos and Ensembles 1-2, Stage Band 3-4, Track 3-4, Track Manager 2, Wrestling 4. ROBERT KOTTKE Bandl-2-3-4, Basketball2-3-4, Boys' Quartet 2, Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2 -3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Letter-men's Club 2-3-4, Music Clinic 2, Pep Club 2, Solos and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2. RONALD KOTTKE Bandl-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Boys' Quartet 2, Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2 -3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Solos and Ensembles 1-2-3-4, Track Manager 3, Wrestling 4. RON JOANNE KRUEGER Chorus 1, G. A. A. 2-3-4, G.A.A. Traveling Team 3-4, Librarians 2-3, Newspaper 3, Organization Officer 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Yearbook Staff 4. JOEL LAMONSKA Basketball Manager 4, Chorus 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Football Manager 1-2, Homecoming Court 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Pep Club 2. LAMONY 13 MARY LANING FREDDIE RABBIT Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. Traveling Team 1-2-3-4, Organization Officer 4, Pep Club 1-2, Science Club 3, Spanish Club 1-2, Yearbook Staff 3-4. ROSE LAUDOLFF Band 1-4, Chorus 1, Class Officer 2, G.A.A. 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. Traveling Team 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Honor Roll 1-2-3-4, Music Clinic 1, Organization Officer 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-4, Radio Club 4, Solos and Ensembles 1-4, Stage Band 1-4, Student Council 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 3-4. RICKY LERCH Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2, Golf 2, Pep Club 2. MICHAEL MALTERER Basketball 3, Chorus 1, Football 2, Pep Club 1-2, Radio Club 4, Science Club 1-2, Spanish Club 1, Wrestling 2. RUTH ZIFFEL MAMFROW JIM MAMEROW Boys' Glee Club 1, Chorus 1, Football 1-2-3, Football Manager 4, Homecoming Court 4, Pep Club 2, Science Club 4, Wrestling 2-4. DENNIS MAY HEW Basketball 1, Chorus 1, Drama Club 4, Football 1-2-3-4, Golf 2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Pep Club 2-3, Prom Court 3, Track 1. DINGER 14 GOPHER JEAN OELKE Band 1-3-4, Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1-2- 3-4, G. A. A. Traveling Team 1-2- 3, Homecoming Court 4, Librarians 4, Music Clinic 1, Organization Officer 4, Pep Club 2-4, Science Club 3-4, Solos and Ensembles 1-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4. KEN O'LAIRE Class Officer 2, Football 1-2, Letter-men's Club 2-3-4, Science Club 4, Student Council 3-4, Track 1-3, Wrestling 2-3-4. LICK KEITH PARDUHN Band 1, Cross Country 2, Football 3, Stage Band 1, Track 3, Wrestling 2. KURT PARDUHN Science Club 4. BIG PAR LITTLE PAR DAPPER DARLENE PHILIPSKY Chorus 1-2-3-4, F. H. A. 1-2-3-4, G.A.A. 4, G. A. A. Traveling Team 4, Organization Officer 4, Pep Club 1-2-4, Swing Choir 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4. MARK POTRATZ Band 1, Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Lettermen’s Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 2, Science Club 4, Solos and Ensembles 1-2, Spanish Club 2, Track 2-4, Wrestling 1. BARON 15 HUNNA DAWN RANDALL Band 1-4, Chorus 1, G. A. A. 1-2-3-4, G. A. A. Traveling Team 1-2-3-4, Music Clinic 1, Newspaper 2-3, Organization Officer 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-4, Science Club 3, S.P.C. 2-3, Yearbook Staff 4. JEAN RETZLEFF Chorus 1-3, G.A.A. 4, Homecoming Court 4, Librarians 4, Prom Court 3, Swing Choir 3, Yearbook Staff 4. JEAN ZOMMER MARLENE ROSEMBAUM Transferred from Campbellsport High School. Chorus 1-2, Organization Officer 1-2. JEFFERY RUMBUC Band 2-3, Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Letter-men's Club 3-4, Pep Club 3, Stage Band 3, Wrestling 4. TRACTOR DUGOR BILLY SCHAEFER Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 1, Chorus 1-2, Football 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Lettermen's Club 2-3, Pep Club 2. PATTY SCHARSCHMIDT All School Award 1, A-V Club 1, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-3, Class Officer 3, Drama Club 2, F. H. A. 1-2-3, G.A.A. 1-2-3, G.A.A. Traveling Team 1, Homecoming Court 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Newspaper 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Pompom Girl 3, Prom Court 3, Spanish Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4. BLACKY 16 BECKY REBECCA SCHMIDT Chorus 1-2, F.H. A. 1-2, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 3-4, Science Club 3-4. ROY SCHNEIDER Chorus 1, Cross Country 2, Science Club 4, Wrestling 2. WHITBY SUSY SEYFERT All School Award 1, A-V Club 1, Band 1, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Cheer -leader 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3, G. A. A. 1-2, Homecoming Court 3,4, Honor Roll 3-4, Librarians 1, Organization Officer 3-4, Pep Club 1-2-3 -4, Pompom Girl 3, Prom Court 3, Radio Club 3-4, Sno-Ball Queen 1, Solos and Ensembles 1-2, Spanish Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4. JOYCE ST. MARY Cheerleader 4, Chorus 4, Librarians 3-4, Pep Club 4, Pompom Girl 4, Science Club 3-4. JOYCE STEVE STEPHEN STRUPP Chorus 1, Pep Club 2. KATHY THILL A-V Club 2, Chorus 1-2-3, Pompom Girl 1-2-3. KATHY 17 KRIS DENISE TOWNE A-V Club 1, Band 1-2,3, Chorus 3, Class Officer 1, G.A.A. 1-2-4, G. A.A. Manager 1, Homecoming Court 4, State Band 4. CRYSTAL TRIPP Transferred from Stoughton. Science Club 3, Forensics 4. MICHAEL URBAN Badger Boys' State 3, Baseball 1-2' 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Football 1-2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Lettermen’s Club 1-2-3-4, Prom Court 3, Track 3-4. SCOTT VADNAIS Wrestling 1-2-3. KRISANDRA VINE All School Award 1, Art Clinic 1, A-V Club 1, Cheerleader 1, Chorus 1- 2- 3, Class Officer 3-4, G.A.A. 1-2- 3- 4, G.A.A. Traveling Team 1, Homecoming Court 2-3, Newspaper 4, Pep Club 1-2-4, Pompom Girl 1-2-3, Prom Court 3, Science Club 3-4, Snow Ball Court 1, Spanish Club 1-2-4, Student Council 2. LEONA WELLNITZ Band 1-2-3, Chorus 1, Class Officer 2-4, Drama Club 4, Forensics 2-3-4, Homecoming Court 4, Honor Roll 3-4, Librarian 2-3-4, Newspaper 2-3-4, Pep Club 2, Prom Queen 3, Science Club 4, Solos and Ensembles 1-2-3, S.P.C. 2-3, Stage Band 2-3. LOANA 18 JOE WETTSTEIN HUBBA Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1, Class Officer 1, Football 1- 2-3-4, Homecoming King 4, Let-termen'sClub 1-2-3-4, Prom Court 3, Student Council 1. NANCY WHYMS Badger Girls State 3, Class Officer 2- 3, Forensics 1, Librarian 1-2, Library Clinic 1, Newspaper 1-2-3-4, Newspaper Editor 4, Science Club 3- 4, Spanish Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2-3-4, Student Council President 4. KAREN WIESE Chorus 1, Librarian 3, Pep Club 4, Science Club 4. CATHY WUNDER Chorus 2-3-4, F. H. A. 2-3-4, G. A. A. 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Science Club 4. SHIRLEY CRANBERRY HEP STEPHEN YANTZ Badger Boys' State 3, Band 1, Baseball 1, Chorus 1, Cross Country 2-3-4, Drama Club 3-4, Lettermen’s Club 2-3-4, Pep Club 1-2, Science Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 4. 1973 Hall Best Looking S Seyfert, R. Beck, L. Well-nitz, D. Bell, P. Schar-schmidt. Shyest S. Vadnais, R. Kott-ke, R. Lerch, R. Kottke. Absent: J. Frost. Sneakiest Most Likely to Succeed M. Potratz, K. Parduhn, J. Erdmann, M. Laning. Absent: J. Kollman. C. Tripp, A. Dineen, S. Strupp, S. Hungerford, K. O'Laire. Class Cl mens M- RDSenbaum' c- Wunder- B- Cjiass Clowns Schaefer L Fisher. Absent: J. 5 o morm.i Most Intelligent K. Vine, N. Whyms, D. Kottke, S. Yantz, A. Geisthardt. of Fame Most Fashionable K. Thill, S. Jerabek K. Wiese,, D. Towne Absent: C. Huhndorfe OAKS 14 Most Athletic t'STS b' Kottke, D. Randall. Absent: J. Rumbuc. Friendliest May‘ hew, R. Schmidt, J. Oelke, D. Philipsky, J. St. Mary. Tallest and Shortest R. Geisthardt, J. Hoffman, M. Malterer, D. Ayer. Hardest Workers Most Active P. Ennis, J. Krueger, R. Laudolff, V. Gibson, C. Collien. P. Flood, J. Retzleff, K. Parduhn, Lamonska, R. Schneider. J. •••I tti Senior Class icers President: Dave Kottke Vice President: Kris Vine Secretary: Leona Wellnitz Treasurer: A Ian Geisthardt Juniors Have Best Linda Abitz Carol Arthurs Linda Arthurs Harold Ayer Lonnie Boelk Noreen Boelk Terese Burleton Ingrid Burse Randy Collien Kevin Craig Debbie Cramblet Susan Dineen Mike Dinse David Draves Anita Dyer Bob Fisher Tom Fisher Connie Frost Jill Gage Joan Gau Sharon Haberkorn Joe Hall Margaret Havey Robert Heinz Brenda Henke Joe Hensen Diane Hintz Wes Jahns Mike Johns Jeff Kindschuh Janine Kinney Ed Kolterman Ursula Kuslits Karen Ladyman Melvin Liegl Charles Lund Richard Marschie Steve Martin Donna Meyer Robert Mischker Joe Nelson Jeff Ogle Pam Osgood Laurie Ott Kevin Pea 24 Magazine Sale in Years Linda Pipping Bob Retzleff Darvin Rickert Ramona Riel Marion Ruplinger Cindy Scharschmidt Mary Schaub Terriann Schaumberg Dan Schraufnagel Gary Schultz Bruce Smith Jim Stenz Marlene Strupp Kathy Sukowatey Ervin Thill Wendi Towne Charisse Tripp Randy Vadnais Jim Walgenbach Julie Weinberger Diane Wendt Sandra Wiese Steve Williams Francis Yager Wayne Zills Not Present: Mike Dehn Joni Eiler w • • Randy Marks JlMlOr LlOSS UJjlCerS Bill Schmidt President: Debbie Cramblet Vice President: Julie Weinberger Secretary: Marlene Strupp Treasurer: Jeff Kindschuh Sophomores Begin to See Gerard Adelmeyer Greg Baeten Dan Baker Donald Barta Wayne Boelk Deborah Chadwick Cathy Collien Terry Collien Ray Conners Dawn Cramblet Louise Dineen Margie Erdmann Frank Esparza LuAnn Fisher Wendy Fisher Daniel Flood Judy Freeman Thomas Fruend Sharon Geisthardt Mary Gibson Gary Hanna John Hoffman Curt Huhndorf David Inks Scott Jerabek Trudy Klovstad Mark Koenig Debra Kollman Steven Kottke Timothy Krause William Krueger Kerry Lamonska Carol Liedke Carola Loewer Sharolyn Lueck Mark Marne row Marcia Martin Walter Matthew Preston McLean Brian Ogle Rhonda Parduhn Brenda Pea Dennis Pipping Steven Rhode Keith Rickert Need for Education Debra Riese Kathy Rumbuc Tom Schraven Barbara Schulz Linda Shady Robert Smith Colleen Steinkc Sandy Stibb Carol Sukowatey Connie Swadly Scott Terrian Sheila Thill Rick Vielbig Renee Wagenknecht Jon Waltz Peggy Weinberger Robert Wellnitz Helen Wiese Marilyn Zills Not Present: Mark Williams Bernard Stuewer Sophomore Class Officers President: Gerard Adelmeyer Vice President: LuAnn Fisher Secretary: Mary Gibson Treasurer: Rich Vielbig What Would We Ever Barbara Abitz Chris Adelmeyer James Ayer Cynthia Baier Scott Bennett Joel Connors David Cramblet Jeff Domke Bonnie Draves Arnold Dunisch Tom Ennis John Flood Brenda Franke Debbie Franke Jerome Gau Carol Geisthardt Steve George Arthur Hall Geralyn Hall Angela Hanna Tom Havey Dennis Hensen Steve Hensen Howard Hintz Tim Hjelle Annette Honold Ron Inks Craig Jerabek David Launders Linda Liedke Bette Marshie Richard Merk Dale Meyer Mike Minkin Laura Mischker Ken Nelson Jane Nitschke Bill Nolan Chris Ogle Allen Ott Dean Patchett David Pixley Mike Redman John Rickert Kathy Riese 28 Do Without Them? Dick Rogers Debbie Scharschmidt Gwen Schaumberg Mike Schemmel Roberta Schmidt Sherry Schmidt Tammy Schmidt Lois Schraufnagel James Schraven Rosemary Schulz Kevin Stephanie Renae Stibb Jeff St. Mary Alice Stuewer John Thill Susie Thorpe Tim Towne Mark Urban Mary Vielbig Debra Vine Pam Weber Mark Why ms David Wiese Gene Zwicky Not Present: John Bullard Susan Yager Freshman Class Officers President: Debbie Vine Vice-President: Jeff Domke Secretary: Tammy Schmidt Treasurer: Rick Merk Special Honors to the Outstanding Wisconsin Honor Students: Kris Vine, Alan Geisthardt, Nancy Whyms, and Ann Dineen. Alternates: Rose Laudolff, and Leona Wellnitz. Badger State Representatives: David Kottke, Alan Geisthardt, Nancy Whyms, and Steve Yantz. Billy Schaefer, Captain of the Year in football. Joe Wettstein, Most Valuable Player in football. Jeff Kindschuh won the V.F.W. district competition in the Voice of Democracy speaking contest, which enabled him to move on to state competition. Nancy Whyms, recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. 30 ACTIVITIE tthUiMi Precious Court King Ron Beck Queen Leona Wellnitz Dan Bell Kris Vine Dave Kottke Jean Retzleff Mike Urban Cheri Collien Vickie Gibson Joe Wettstein Susie Seyfert Dennis Mayhew Patty Scharschmidt Ronnie Geisthardt and Few On Saturday evening, April 29, 1972, the doors to the Junior Class Prom were opened. The dance began at 9:00 and all in attendance rocked under the spell and beat of the Rim-Brants. The scene in the gym, a beautifully decorated garden, was made complete as the Court of Honor and the Reigning Royalty danced to their theme, Precious and Few. Following the Grand March, the Queen, Leona Wellnitz was crowned by King Ron Beck. As the clock struck one, the last moments of the prom were savored; and in the minds of all who attended were the thoughts that surely, precious and few were the moments of 1972. 33 On October 7 the 1972 Homecoming dance was held. The dance began at 8:30, and everyone young and old danced to the music of the Rockets. They provided modern rhythms in varying tempos to please the dancers. At 10:00 p. m. the Grand March was held with King, Joe Wettstein crowning his Queen, Patty Scharschmidt. They led the court through decorations of an October scene complete with corn shocks and pumpkins. Multi-colored streamers provided a delightful atmosphere to entrance all comers. r l L w ■ i:1 •'!• [i'fj ii?' Colour My World From left to right: J. Lamonska.L. Wellnitz, D. Kottke, J. Retzleff, J. Rumbuc, W. Towne, D. Mayhew, S. Seyfert, D. Bell, C. Scharschmidt, R. Beck, D. Towne, R. Geist-hardt, L. Pipping, King J. Wettstein, Queen P. Schar- schmidt, M. Gibson, M. Potratz, L. Fisher, M. Urban, J. Gage, B. Schaefer, S. Stibb, J. Mamerow, J. Oelke, R. Kottke, J. Eiler, J. Erdmann, J. Kollman, B. Kottke, R. Laudolff, R. Kottke. Ten Little Indians This year’s all-school production was of the well-known murder mystery, Ten Little Indians. It was very successful in all respects. The directors reported that the students involved worked hard and gained a real sense of participation and accomplishment out of their efforts. Especially admired by the audience were the lighting and sound effects portraying a storm. CAST Rogers--Kevin Craig Mrs. Rogers--Patty Ennis Mary Narracott—Carol Sukowatey Vera Claythorne--Leona Wellnitz Philip Lombard--Scott Terrian Anthony Marston--Dennis Mayhew William Blore--Steve Yantz General Mackenzie--Jeff Kindschuh Emily Brent--Cindy Baier Sir Lawrence Wargrave--Scott Jerabek Dr. Armstrong--Gerard Adelmeyer —Directed by Mrs. Brenner-- 35 We Remember . . . the sound of minds churning with thought and nothing could surpass the feeling of accomplishment. Top, left to right: art student Debbie Vine molding pottery, freshman Annette Honold taking dexterity test, business students working with adding machine, Debbie Franke doing reference work in library. Center: business students working in the school office, mock trial in Social Problems. Bottom: broken arm does not keep Mike Urban from using dictionary, student election (Nixon won), Brenda Franke checks oven in Home Ec Class, experiment in Physical Science Class. 37 bestow gifts 2. Seniors sing along with dogs. 3. Christmas wrapping contest. 1. Team captains shake hands. 2. Jim Mamerow pins one for the JV's. 3. Varsity gets pin from Ken O'Lai re. 4. R. Kottke gets pin, but J. 5. He did it! SCIENCE CLUB BUILDS CALCULATORS Rumbuc is last and must pin to Way to go, Jeff! 1. Boys are soldering main cirucit board, win match. 38 2. Circuit board, showing transistors. 3. Display circuit 4. Testing completed unit. Eight club is now assembled. members helped build this calculator. Ready for use. i y .7? ORGANIZATIONS Good Vibrations from Stage Band First Row: C. Sukowatey, R. Kottke, A. Honold, K. Pea, Laudolff. Third Row: M. Wyhms, A. Geisthardt, S. Rhode. D. Schraufnagel. Second Row: C. Ogle, C. Sukowatey, Rhode. M. Liegl, D. Cramblet, B. Schmidt, J. Kindschuh, R. 40 the Music Department Band First Row: B. Kottke, S. Jerabeck, J. Oelke, M. Schaub, L. Ott, I. Burse, J. Hoffman, S. Schmidt, D. Franke, S. Thorpe, D. Hintz. Second Row: M. Havey, A. Dyer, S. Dineen, B. Pea, C. Leower, D. Chadwick, R. Wagen-knecht, P. McLean, S. Kottke, A. Honold, C. Suko-watey, D. Schraufnagel, R. Kottke, R. Laudolff, K. Pea, J. Gau, S. Lueck, D. Flood. Third Row: B. Schulz, D. Vine, C. Baier, B. Marschie, R. Schmidt, J. Domke, C. Jerabek, T. Hjelle, R. Merk, T. Krause, T. Havey, B. Schmidt, R. Kottke, J. Kindschuh, D. Kottke, A. Geist-hardt, D. Cramblet, A. Dunisch, S. Jerabek, M. Whyms, C. Ogle, R. Wellnitz, K. Sukowatey, M. Liegl. Fourth Row: D. Randall, K. Craig, W. Fisher, R. Collien, S. Rhode, D. Pixley, M. Dinse, T. Collien, B. Ogle, Mr. Speidel. Chorus First Row: S. Haberkorn, C. Steinke, D. Philipsky, Mr. Speidel, S. Lueck, M. Ruplinger, C. Wunder. Second Row: C. Arthurs, S. Stibb, J. Nitschke, C. Collien, M. Martin, J. Eiler. Third Row: T. Schmidt, S. Jerabeck, J. St. Mary, J. Gau, C. Geisthardt, C. Baier. Fourth Row L. Dineen, L. Dreyfus, H. Weise, S. Yaeger, L. Liedke. Fifth Row: P. Osgood, J. Kinney, C. Klebs. Sixth Row: L. Shady, J. Hoffman, S. Geisthardt. -«f- — Clockwise: S. Geisthardt, S. Haberkom, L. Di- Martin, S. Stibb, J. Kinney, C. Geisthardt, L. neen, J. Eiler, S. Yaeger, M. Ruplinger, J. St. Liedke, C. Arthurs. Mary, C. Collien, H. Wiese, J. Nitschke, M. Lettermen’s Club First Row: D. Mayhew, B. Ogle, J. Wettstein, D. Bell, R. Beck, G. Baeten, K. O'Laire, M. Potratz, B. Fisher, S. Vadnais. Second Row: P. McLean, S. Yantz, R. Collien, W. Jahns, S. Jerabek, A. Geisthardt, M. Urban, B. Kottke, R. Kottke, M. Dehn, J. Ogle. Third Row: J. Waltz, J. Wal-genbach, B. Schmidt, D. Kottke, R. Kottke, S. Terrian, T. Krause, J. Rumbuc, J. Lamonska, S. Rhode, J. Kindschuh, Mr. Baeten. Librarians Earn Academic Credit Kneeling: J. Retzleff, D. Ayer, S. Jera- D. Meyer, J. Hoffman, J. Oelke, J. St. bek. Standing: L. Wellnitz, Mr. Tritz, Mary, A. Dineen. LIBRARIANS Eight senior girls have enrolled in a new program which provides academic credit for student library work. This program requires students to learn and perform many jobs of clerical and technical nature, from desk work to filing of catalog cards, book processing and reference aids to students. NEWSPAPER STAFF Like the yearbook, the newspaper is a reflection of the events, moods, and ideas of the students and the school. Unlike a yearbook, the newspaper comes out once a month and it only costs a dime. School-wide participation in the newspaper can truly make the Oakleaf” the students voice. Every Edition Is a Sell-out! --w ociUOU QuGQO 000000 oa s o 0 o j«. i a13 B Sitting: J. Kollman, L. Wellnitz, N. Whyms, P. Ennis. V. Gibson, Mrs. Mortensen, J. Kindschuh. Standing: I. Burse, K. Vine, D. Meyer, P. Scharschmidt, 43 First Row: Miss Wendlandt, S. Yantz, A. Geisthardt, I. Burse, J. Fisher, F. Esparza, Mr. Messner, C. Sukowatey. Second Row: J. Kindschuh, C. Lund, D. Cramblet, S. Di-neen, A. Dyer, K. Wiese, S. Jerabek, A. Dineen, J. Oelka, P. Flood, K. Parduhn. Third Row: D. Cramblet, W. Jahns, B. Pea, D. Riese, P. Weinberger, D. Kollman, R. Parduhn, K. Riese, N. Whyms, J. Kollman. Fourth Row: J. Walgenbach, R. Retzleff, J. Mamerow, M. Liegl, J. St. Mary, R. Schmidt, S. Lueck, M. Martin, B. Draves, D. Wunder, S. Martin. Fifth Row: A. Dunish, R. Riel, D. Wendt, J. Weinberger, S. Haberkorn, M. Ruplinger, J. Kinney, D. Vine, C. Geisthardt. Sixth Row: M. Schem-mel, J. Gau, J. Flood, B. Ogle, T. Collien, K. Vine, L. Wellnitz, K. Pea, D. Flood, R. Wellnitz. Science Club Builds Calculators This year the Science Club had about 40 members. The highlight of this year was the purchase and assembly of Health-Kit electronic calculators. The school bought one and the Science Club paid for three at a cost of $120 each. Several minor problems (smoke, etc.) were encountered but eventually the calculators all worked. Most active in assembly were Jerry Fisher, Roy Schneider, A1 Geisthardt, Ken O'Laire, Steve Yantz, Mark Potratz, and Pat Flood. In the fall the club took a trip to Milwaukee to visit the Zoo, the Conservatory, and the War Memorial. In February the Club took a trip to Chicago to visit the Museum of Natural History and the Shedd Aquarium. The club also sponsored its annual Science Fair in February, and the winners participated in the State Science Fair at Marquette University. The successful year will be culminated with the annual club picnic on May 30, 1973. Pictures: below, Mark Potratz measures tar in cigarettes; right, Ken O'Laire with wine-making project, time-lapse photo of epicycle describing retrograde motion of planets. Forensics First Row: D. Meyer, N. Boelk, C. Tripp, Mrs. Brenner. Second Row: D. Koll-man, P. Weinberger, I. Burse, J. Kindschuh. Third Row: L. Wellnitz. P. Ennis. D. Cramblet. CONTESTANT Steve Hanson Angie Hanna Scott Jerabek Tammy Schmidt Nancy Whyms Jeff Kindschuh Charisse Tripp Crystal Tripp Dawn Randall Debbie Cramblet Scott Terrian Cindy Baier Sharon Haberkorn Noreen Boelk Leona Wellnitz Patty Ennis Brenda Franke Ann Dineen EVENT Four-minute speech Significant Speeches Oratory Extemporaneous speaking Poetry reading Declamation Play reading Public address Future Homemakers of America Clockwise: S. Thill, L. Ott, D. Philipsky, T. Klovstad, C. Loewer, Miss Williams, Advisor, L. Shady, D. Meyer. 45 Student Council First Row: D. Cramblet, D. Meyer, C. Collien, D. Vine. Second Row: J. Krueger, S. I-Iaberkorn, P. Weinberger, G. Adelmeyer, M. Whyms. Third Row: A. Dyer, A. Dineen, V. Gibson, S. Seyfert, P. Scharschmidt. Fourth Row: Mr. Baeten, R. Laud-olff, N. Whyms, K. O'Laire, S. Yantz, D. Kottke. First Row: D. Hintz, S. Seyfert, V. Gibson, P. Scharschmidt, I. Burse, L. Pipping. Second Row: Mr. Crouch, Advisor, M. Ruplinger, K. Ladyman, R. Parduhn, R. Wagenknecht, B. Pea, D. Cramblet, J. Weinberger, D. Philipsky. Third Row: R. Laudolff, C. Arthurs, J. Krueger, S. Thorp, C. Loewer, D. Riese, W. Fisher, P. Weinberger, S. Geisthardt. Fourth Row: J. Eiler, J. Hoffman, K. Wiese, C. Scharschmidt, D. Vine, A. Hanna, K Riese, R. Schmidt, J. St. Mary, C. Wunder. Fifth Row: S. Haberkorn, J. Oekle, K. Vine, P. Ennis, D. Randall, A. Dunisch, B. Schultz, L. Shady. Sixth Row: J. Kinney, J. Kindschuh, B. Schmidt, B. Fisher, R. Collien, S. Yantz, J. Fisher. Seventh Row: L. Fisher, C. Sukowatey, M. Gibson, C. Collien, H. Wiese. Radio Club First Row: J. Eiler, S. Seyfert, C. Baier, P. Ennis. Second Row: R. Laudolff, K. Sukowatey, S. Haberkorn, S. Jera- bek, M. Malterer. This is the Radio Club’s second year of broadcasting the Oakfield news weekly on station WFON. Spanish Club First Row: Miss Harms, Advisor, D. Wendt, J. Weinberger, D. Meyer, C. Baier, T. Schmidt. Second Row: M. Havey, I. Burse, C. Frost, P. Weinberger, A. Hanna, S. Seyfert. Third Row: S. Dineen, J. Gage, B. Olge, J. Kindschuh, M. Gibson, L. Fisher, Fourth Row: C. Scharschmidt, C. Collien, K. Vine, N. Whyms, V. Gibson, P. Scharschmidt. 47 First Row: U. Kuslits, D. Vine, L. Pipping, D. Schar-schmidt, M. Gibson, J. Gage, S. Scharschmidt, D. Fran Franke, S. Lueck, S. Schmidt, D. Ayer. Second Row: R. Wagenknecht, I. Burse, C. Collien, J. Hall, D. Phil-ipisky, R. Schmidt, B. Henke, S. Thorpe, B. Draves, J. Retzleff. Third Row: D. Kollman, C. Steinke, C. Suko-watey, K. Vine, M. Ruplinger, K. Sukowatey, W. Fisher, A. Dineen, P. Weinberger, H. Wiese. Fourth Row: J. Eil- er, L. Dineen, C. Geisthardt, S. Geisthardt, S. Weise, P. Osgood, K. Rumbuc, R. Parduhn, C. Wonder, J. Kinney. Fifth Row: T. Burleton, J. Freemen, L. Shady, M. Veil-big, L. Mischker, J. Hoffman, R. Schmidt, J. Weinberger, S. Dineen. Sixth Row: C. Collien, J. Krueger, Mrs. Kolinski, D. Randall, J. Oelke. Seventh Row: R. Laudolff, M. Laning. Girls’ Athletics The Girls' Athletic Association gives girls an opportunity to compete with each other and get to know each other in an informal atmosphere . The club meets once a week, when possible, and often plans special parties, as well as activities away from school such as bowling, and an over-nighter attheYMCA, etc. An extensive out-growth of G.A.A. is the girls' basketball and volleyball teams, which compete with other schools. This year a track and field team will also be formed. G.A.A. Interscholastic Teams First Row: J. Freeman, C. Collien, K. Rumbuc, Coach Kolinski, I. Burse, B. Henke, K. Sukowatey. Second Row: M. Ruplinger, C. Schmidt, R. Schmidt, D. Philipi-sky, A. Dineen, J. Hoffman, W. Fisher, L. Dineen. Third Row: J. Eiler, J. Hall, D. Vine, M. Vielbig, C. Geist hardt, S. Dineen, J. Gage. Fourth Row: C. Collien, M. Laning, J. Kinney, D. Randall, J. Krueger, R. Laudolff. 48 Chess Club Members of newly formed Chess Club are; Seated, from left: S. Martin, S. Jcra-bek, M. Dinse, T. Fruend, S. Kottke, B. Retzleff, J. Ayer, H. Ayer. Standing; D. Cramblet, D. Cramblet, N. Whyms, C. Lund, D. Meyer, J. Kindschuh, Advisor? Miss Wendlandt, J. Fisher, F. Esparza. New Faces, New Actions Exchange student, Mauro Diniz Junqueira, from Rebreo Preto, Brazil, with his sponsor, Albert Messner. Roxanne Jones, new second semester Senior, from Milwaukee. O.H.S. art students did well in are exhibit. Dawn Ran- Louise Dineen's little boy won honorable mention. Other dall's floral work (far right) won second place, while O.H.S., works are the elk, horse and the clown. 49 In 1973 at OHS there were old fashions . . . and new fashions. and cartoon T -shirts There were pigtails and smocks and Empire styles 1973 Fashions lot pants, you name it, CPO's and turtlenecks GUESS WHOSE SHOES! Names of stylish owners are on last ad page. Patches Editor: R. Laudolff Business Manager: J. Krueger Advisor: Mr. McLean Staff: M. Laning D. Randal] J. Oelke J. Retzleff A. Dineen S. Jerabek J. Hoffman D. Philipsky N. Boelk D. Cramblet In May the yearbook staff began by selecting the cover and the colors of the yearbook. A Yearbook Seminar at Appleton was held in September to show the latest techniques in yearbook construction. In fall die real work of the yearbook staff began, after school, after supper and during vacations. This work consisted of choosing the theme, taking pictures, planning, typing, drawing, arranging pages and selling ads which totaled $850 in all. Selling ads reduced the student fee for the yearbook. This year the yearbook has new features, more pages, and more pictures at a reduced price. Patience and long hours of work are main ingredients for a successful yearbook. The staff appreciates your comments, as well as your compliments, on the yearbook so it can become more of a student body creation, as well as die staff's. Yearbook Staff 51 i « We Remember . . . Ecstatic students who built a set for the play, and no one thought of stopping before the job was done. We remember yelling our heads off at a ball game. Top, left to right: band practices marching, homecoming bonfire, building the school play set, students relaxing at noon. Center: Patty Scharschmidt pins up wrestlers' names. Alan Geisthardt plays game with Chess Club advisor Miss Wend-landt, Denise Towne irons a sewing creation, cheerleaders do their thing. Bottom: freshmen boys use tape measure on biceps, Joni Eiler has a message, Barbara Schulz. 'And they called it puppy love! Wait till she reads this! Hee, hee! If I may say so, referee, your call was somewhat in error! Cheerleaders always look graceful. You strung it up backwards Marlene. You could shoot yourself that way! It’s working! 54 The Team Flys High; Reaches Sectionals Sitting: Batgitl M. Bovee, Manager D. Draves, BatgirlJ. Fisher, D. Bell, W. Jahns, J. Walgenbach, J. Wettstein, Gage. Kneeling: B. Schaefer, R. Collien, M. Dehn, D. Coach Crouch. Domke, M. Urban, S. Fisher. Standing: B. Schmidt, B. SENIOR STARS: D. Bell, J. Wettstein, M. Urban, B. Schaefer 56 Three Trackmen Go to State! Kneeling: J. Henning, P. Williams, A. Geisthardt, S. Jerabek, M. Urban, R. Kottke, D. Kottke, D. Domke, R. Wellnitz. Standing: S. Kottke, J. Kiser, R. Beck, D. Bell, M. Stollfus, B. Fisher, J. Walgenbach, J. Waltz, S. Yantz, Coach Hamilton. The track team found the winning formula this spring. We had, by far, the most successful season in the history of track at Oakfield. In dual meets the Oaks were very successful, defeating Cambria and W. L. A. in landslides. In triangular meets we won one and placed second in another. In the tournaments we placed fourth in conference and then won the Ripon regional. We placed second at the Kohler sectional and tied for eighth at the State Meet. Peter Williams won the state long jump and Mike Stollfus placed fourth in the 100 yard dash. Steve Yantz also competed in the state meet, and Dave Domke was an outstanding competitor. 57 Cross Country The 1972 Cross Country season proved to be the most successful since the sport was introduced to OHS. Never finishing above sixth place in the Fly way Conference, the team finished thrid at the conference meet this year. This was accomplished with the minimum number of team members. Steve Yantz was the most valuable runner setting four course records, placing second at regionals, first at sectionals, and third at state in the WIAA tournament. The team consisted of: Steve Yantz, A1 Geisthardt, Randy Col-lien, Steve Rhode and Tim Krause. They represented OHS exceptionally well. I usually followed the team in my car during practice, with plenty of help in case of break-down. --Coach Hayes Golf Oakfield started its second season with the players at left, plus Bill Hollander and Dave Ogle. We finished the season in third place, a fine improvement. We also did well at the regional state tournament, coming in ahead of schools like Mayville and Cambell-sport. Bill Hollander was named OHS Golfer of the Year and received a Trophy. He, plus Dennis May hew and two sophomores, Preston McLean and Greg Baeten, earned letters for scoring in three-fourths of our meets. --Coach McLean Picture: Coach McLean, Bill Krueger, Dennis Mayhew, Greg Baeten, Preston McLean, Steve Rhode, Tim Krause. Wrestlers Score with New Coach Varsity Kneeling: K. O'Laire S. Jerabek J. Rumbuc R. Kottke C. Jerabek S. Terrian Standing: M. Redman, Mgr. S. Yantz S. Kottke R. Marschie B. Nolan D. Pipping J. Thill The wrestling team shed its cloak of secrecy this year and started to establish itself both as a force for other teams to reckon with and as an exciting sport for spectators. The team had a good base with several men who had wrestled previously and three veterans with excellent credentials to provide knowledge and leadership. As would be expected, we had many first year men on the team. As rookies always do, our performances in the early season were inconsistant, but as the season progressed we put it all together for a winning season and two very big dual meet victories. Ken O’Laire was elected most valuable player and team captain. —Coach Hamilton Ju nior Varsity Kneeling: K. Stephanie S. Hungerford E. Kolterman J. St. Mary Standing: T. Havey M. Potratz T. Fisher J. Bullard M. Schemmel 59 Oaks Meet Tough Competition With Valiant Efforts Senior Stars Joe Wettstein, Dennis Mayhew, Bill Schaefer, Ron Geisthardt. Dave Kottke, Bob Koitke, Rick Kottke, Ron Kottke. Jim Erdman, Jim Mamerow, Joel Lamonska, Jeff Rumbuc. Ron Beck, Mike Urban, Dan Bell, Mark Potratz. Junior Varsity Football Kneeling: S. Terrian, K. Lamonska, M. Dehn, S. Jerabek, W. Jahns, B. Schmidt. Standing: J. Nelson, Coach Hamilton, J. Kindschuh, R. Wellnitz, R. Conners, J. Hoffman, J. Hall, S. Rhode, S. Kottke. Freshman Football First Row: T. Havey, D. Pixley, K. Stephanie, S. Bennett, D. Cramblet, A. Dunish, R. Merk, D. Meyer. Second Row: T. Towne, J. Connors, J. Thill, M. Schemmel, W. Nolan, K. Nelson, S. George, D. Patchett, C. Ogle. Third Row: Coach Crouch, M. Redman, M. Urban, J. St. Mary, M. Whyms, M. Minkin, T. Ennis, S. Hensen, J. Domke. Oakfield Future Greats! D. Baker, D. Schraufnagel, R. Vielbig, J. Waltz, G. Adelmeyer, Coach Toomey, W. Mathieu, S. Rhode, D. Inks, B. Krueger, G. Baeten, B. Wellnitz. First Row: J. Domke, T. Ennis, M. Whyms, H. Hintz, M. Urban, J. Gau. Second Row: R. Rogers, S. George, R. Merk, C. Ogle, Coach Crouch, S. Bennett, A. Ott, C. Adelmeyer, D. Cramblet, Manager. 63 Oaks Varsity Is Third in Conference J. Walgenbach, R. Collien, D. Kottke, J. Wettstein, B. Kottke, A. Geisthardt, M. Urban, M. Dehn, W. Jahns, J. Ogle, Manager: J. Lamonska, Coach Baeten. Seniors Do ★ ★ Senior Stars Top Row: Mike Urban, Guard Joe Wettstein, Guard Alan Geisthardt, Center Second Row: Bob Kottke, Guard Joel Lamonska, Manager Dave Kottke, Guard the Job A Team Patty Scharschmidt, Diane Hintz, Linda Pipping, Ingrid Burse, Vicki Gibson, Susie Seyfert. B Team Cathi Collien, Helen Wiese, Carol Sukowatey, Mary Gibson, LuAnn Fisher. The cheerleaders were heard throughout the year cheering for football, basketball and wrestling. This year an active pep club was formed which participated in all of the school sports. Both squads attended a clinic at Whitewater and the results were ne.w cheers, new formations, and new mounts. Win or lose the girls were always out there cheering. Let's hear it for the cheerleaders! New Coach Adds New Dimensions! 66 VARSITY FOOTBALL BASF, BALL VARSITY BASKETBALL OAKS 28 W.L.A. 8 0 Horicon 35 24 St. Lawrence 8 0 Lomira 16 0 Dodgeland 13 0 CampbelLsport 15 0 Laconia 8 6 North Fondy 35 SEASON Conference Won 0, lost 6. RECORD: Season -Won 2, lost 6. Team Captain Billy Schaefer M.V.P.-Joe Wettstein JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL OAKS 14 North Fondy 6 Dodgeland 26 Laconia 6 Horicon 12 7 18 Lomira 8 12 Campbellsport 31 12 6 SEASON RECORD: Won 4, lost 2. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL OAKS 20 North 6 6 Horicon 8 Fondy 0 Dodgeland 13 14 Lomira 14 0 Laconia 6 40 Campbellsport 0 SEASON RECORD: Won 2, lost 3, tied 1. Co-Captains: Tom Havey, Chris Ogle MVP.: Mark Whyms WRESTLING OAKS 36 Lourds 27 Laconia 23 33 Springs 33 Markesan 27 21 Lomira 37 Horicon 29 30 North 29 3 Campbellsport 61 Fondy 9 Dodge- 57 50 Winneconne 14 land 50 Green 12 Lake DUAL MEET RECORD: Won 6, lost 4, tied 1. Special Mention: Ken O’Lai re 2nd. Flyway Conference; 2nd. Regional; 4th Sectional. Scott Jerabek-2nd, Flyway Conference; 1st. Regional; 3rd. Sectional. Dennis Pipping 3rd, Flyway Conference; 2nd, Regional. OAKS 0 Campbells- 2 8 North port Fondy 3 9 North Fondy 3 4 Horicon 3 2 Horicon 9 12 Horicon 6 11 Lomira 0 3 Lomira 0 7 Laconia 2 4 Laconia 1 0 Campbells- 3 port Conference Record 9-3 Second Place Horicon Regional 3-0 First Place West Bend Sectional 0-1 Second Place Overall Record 1 1-4 GOLF OAKS 204 Horicon 178 184 Dodgeland 185 182 Campbell- 185 North Fondy 188 sport 162 182 Lomira 196 189 Waupum J.V. 202 Conference: Won 2, lost 2 Season: Won 4. lost 6 3rd place in Flyway Conference. 5th place in Regional, beating Lomira, Campbellsport and Mayville. The Scoreboard TRACK Dual meets: OAKS 90 W.L.A. 37 97 1 3 Laconia 29 2 3 83 1 2 Cambria 43 1 2 Triangular meets: Oaks 72 North Fondy 63 1 2 Lomira 23 1 2 Campbellsport 74 Oaks 51 Horicon 34 CROSSCOUNTRY Placed 3rd at Conference Meet Steve Yantz placed 1st. Flyway Conference- Oaks 4th place. OAKS 60 Elkhart Lake 64 88 St. Lawrence 75 64 Horicon 46 78 Horicon 40 59 Campbell- sport 58 65 Little Chute 67 74 St. 72 Lawrence 49 Campbellsport 51 64 Laconia 62 70 W.L.A. 63 62 North Fondy 89 65 Laconia 83 58 Dodge- land 76 45 North Fondy 63 62 W.L.A. 55 47 Dodgeland 56 65 Lomira 59 52 Lomira 49 Total Points: Oaks, 1128 Opponents, 1128 SEASON Conference-Won 6, lost 6. RECORD: Season Won 4, lost 2. The Oaks ended up third in the final conference standing. Leading scorer-Mike Dehn-286 Best shooting-MikeDehn-49% Most rebounds-Mike Urban 189 Most assists Mike Urban 65 Most steals-.Mike Urban-47 Team Captain-Joe Wettstein M.V.P. Mike Dehn JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL OAKS 55 Elkhart 42 63 St. Lawrence 38 31 Lake Horicon 28 44 Horicon 36 53 Campbell- 58 Little Chute 27 44 sport St. 31 34 52 Campbellsport 22 49 Lawrence Laconia 34 55 W.L.A. 34 36 North 51 43 Laconia 38 44 Fondy Dodge- 46 50 North Fondy 46 43 land W.L.A. 45 56 Dodgeland 20 32 Lomira 42 51 Lomira 49 SEASON Conference-Won 9, lost 3. RECORD: Season Won 14, lost 4. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL OAKS 32 Horicon 38 42 Lomira 24 52 Campbell- 28 Horicon 35 37 sport Laconia 16 24 43 Campbellsport 44 30 Lomira 46 27 Laconia 25 36 North 29 39 North Fondy 41 40 Fondy Dodge- 32 39 Dodgeland 40 land SEASON RECORD: Won 6, lost 6. 67 We Remember . . . when the thrill of victory was fresh and nothing else mattered; we had won another game. Top, left to right: Diane Hintz shows proper form, coordination on trampoline, soccer players converge on goal, Dawn Randall sports wrist bands and knee pads, girls' volleyball team anticipates the serve. Center, Rose Laudolff and Jean Retzleff retrieving some good shots. Bottom: Mike Dehn's big hands put in two more points. Scott Jerabek and Joe Wettstein wait around for photographer, pep band at basketball game, Ron Kottke on his way to a pin. 68 69 In Remembrance Whether one recalls Otie scraping snow off the sidewalk while wearing that bright red cap, or changing a light in a classroom, or punching one’s lunch ticket, or sneaking a shot with a basketball, certain parts of the memory stand clear; there was his cheerful outlook, his friendship to all, and his willing help. These, and his other fine qualities added up to a lesson in living for the students of Oakfield High, one that can add dignity to their lives, as it did to Otis Bennett's. Many Oakfield students will fondly remember the tall and kindly bus driver, Ted Krause, who for eleven years cheerfully transported our students safely to their destinations. Ted drove buses for twenty years. When he began driving for Oakfield in 1961 there were only three buses, compared to the fourteen operating now. Especially memorable were the occasions when he helped tiny first-graders find their bus, gently leading the way with his large hand enclosing the smaller one. 70 wmm LES AND PAULS’ RED OWL Where Shopping’s always a pleasure Les Koch Paul Parker Waupun, Wisconsin VIS JEWELRY Watch Repair and Jewelry 404 East Main Street -WATCH- US Waupun, Wisconsin DON J. OGLE AGENCY Complete Insurance Protection Life, Health, Fire, Casualty, Snowmobile, Hunters Gilson Avenue and 202 South Second Street Oakfield, Wisconsin 53065 Phone—583-3583 OAKFIELD STANDARD SERVICE Landaal Brothers Graf and Uttendorfer, Props. Phone 583-3616 Farm Machinery m Oakfield, Wisconsin Products and Service You Can The Complete Line of Depend On Agricultural Tractors OAKFIELD REPAIR SHOP OAKFIELD ELEVATOR CO. Phone 583-3330 Orlo Jahns Oakfield Wisconsin 72 Building or Buying a Home . . . Finance With . . . 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Distributors of Farm Supplies Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Phone Oakfield 583-3700 BROWNSVILLE, WISCONSIN 74 Compliments of DIAMOND DRIVE-IN GYSBER'S SUPER MARKET 547 West Johnson Street Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Bob Spannbauer, Owner Carhop and Dining Room Service l Waupun Wisconsin A Complete Menu Compliments of STAEHLING BROTHERS PRINTING COMPANY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Quality School Supply Headquarters 18 North Madison Street Waupun 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET. FOND DU LAC. WISCONSIN Brooks Shoe Service Fashions of Distinction For Discriminating Women Dresses—Lingerie—Sportswear Misses—Juniors—Half Sizes Open Friday to 9 P.M. 221 E. Main, Waupun THE STATE BANK OF WAUPUN Servicing Every Banking Need Since 1903 “Make our Bank Your Bank” CAPITAL FINANCE CORPORATION AND CAPITAL INSURANCE AGENCY Locally Owned and Operated to Serve You Better 317 East Main Waupun Dial 324-3523 Member F.D.I.C. Waupun, Wisconsin 53963 Offering All the Banking Services You’ll Ever Need! (Z t mc vu. Sufi hltf, Ottc. K im+m . 53963 THE NATIONAL BANK O F WAUPUN Designers — Builders — Suppliers Phone 324-3525 SMITH DODGE Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge Cars Trucks Quality Used Cars Member F.D.I.C. Waupun, Wis. 53963 5 North, Watertown St. Waupun, Wis. 53963 Congratulations and Best Wishes in the Future N. Military at McWilliams Street Fond du Lac, Wis. Complete Building Center Components T russes Kitchens Hardware Your Service Representatives: Don Ahonen Andrew Humleger Denis Hauser John Kleinke Bill Krenn Bob Liebelt Ed Kurzynski Dial 922-4200 Your Lumber Number Open Daily 7:30 to 5:00 Sat. 7:30 to 12:00 com communications, ino. fond du lac FOND DU LAC REPORTER • KFIZ RADIO AND TELEVISION 76 EI£IN£ Pontiac— PHONE 921-8800 2101 South Main Street Fond du Lac, Wis. 54935 of Fond du Lac Main Office Main Street at Forest Avenue NORTH FOND DU LAC OFFICE 721 Wisconsin Ave. CAMPUS OFFICE Hwy. 23 East of the University FIRST WISCONSIN BANKSHARES CORPORATION—MEMBER FDIC • • Compliments of QQ3EEQ MIDLAND PRODUCTS USED BY OVER 4000 SATISFIED MEMBERS DEPARTMENT STORE Shop all three Stores: Main Store Fabric Shop 2nd Street Annex ANYONE CAN BUY FROM A MIDLAND COOPERATIVE AND SHARE IN THE SAVINGS AND RECEIVE 20% OF THE SAVINGS IN CASH FOND DU LAC MIDLAND COOPERATIVE 282 Forest Avenue Theresa Branch Fond du Lac, Wis. Theresa, Wis. CANDLISH °3 unet CL$ ( ha,pe,$, Robert C. Candlish ’ Mrs. Wm. I. Sanders David J. Candlish Robert G. Mach 921-4420 31 E. Division St. Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Three generations of Service in This Community 77 Compliments of O 0U L6 Fond du Lac’s Fashion Center Main at Second St. Fond du Lac 145 w Divi,ion St Fond du Lac, Wi . BADGC- Phone 921-7150 IV-—Sv IRV’S APPLIANCE Quality Dealer in ADMIRAL, SPEED QUEEN Specialization in: Residential, Industrial, and Commercial Wiring Phone: 583-4104 Oakf ield, Wisconsin REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Clothing—Jewelry—Home Furnishings SRAUER'S “Fond Du Lac’s Outstanding Store’’ For All Your Insurance See COWLES-HENKE AGENCY Your Home-Town Agents Automobiles Homes Farm business Hospital Insurance Boats Life Insurance Putnam and Filbey Oakfield 583-3010 78 MAMMOTH SPRING CANNING CORP. FACTORIES AT: SUSSEX, OAKFIELD, EDEN PACKERS OF QUALITY: PEAS PORK BEANS CORN PEAS CARROTS BEETS KIDNEY BEANS CARROTS MIXED VEGETABLES JH EH TOUT-=ZKS! Wisconsin Power Light Company Investor-owned Energy WEINBERGERS SUPER MARKET Bob Weinberger, Owner Box 36 Oakfield, Wisconsin The only complete super market in the Oakfield Area A Complete Line of: MEATS VEGETABLES CANNED GOODS FRUITS DAIRY PRODUCTS BAKED GOODS Also slaughtering service and frozen food lockers Congratulations Seniors! ©akfwlii. HiarottBin 530B5 Robert A. Bird, Pres. D. C. Kenyon, Vice-Pres. E. G. Buehner, Cashier Mrs. Joyce Krueger, Asst. Cashier WHEREVER YOU GO There is a bank nearby A SAFE PLACE to save for the things you want. A SAFE PLACE to leave your valuable papers. A REASONABLE PLACE to borrow money. A CONVENIENT PLACE for checking accounts and other valuable services. BANK OF OAKFIELD Member Federal Reserve System tail ImmW «• � J� 000 FDK HMiM mrir wum w«uno« Oifflaer atssi Why don’t you open an account at First Federal today? AREA CODE 4 14 TELEPHONE 92 1-7220 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FOND DU LAC 51 EAST FIRST STREET ' r u t u a . '{(khcn.U'ft ;w tt, “Safety of Your Investments Insured up to $20,000.” cnmeRfl Film—Cameras—Flash Bulbs—Batteries—Radios Tapes—Records—TV—Audio-Visual Aids HiFi Stereo Equipment 87 South Main Street, Fond du Lac GOKEY’S VARIETY Main Street Oakfield For Sewing Notions Materials Greeting Cards, Toys, Drugs, and Baby Needs Phone-583-4033 Gysbers - Jewelers Silverware - China - Glassware 47 South Main St. 922-1020 FOND DU LAC, WIS. 54935 Compliments of THE SPORT SHOP First and Main 3 Floors Jammed Full of Sporting Goods Complete Ski Shop Jack Hopper, Mgr. Dana and Worm Pharmacy 104 So. Main Fond du Lac Open Evenings and Sunday 8:00-1:00 921-4660 Compliments of American Bank of Fond du Lac SOUTH-TOWN SHOPPING CENTER Fond du Lac 82 OGLE’S SERVICE STATION Roger Ogle, Proprietor Mobilgas—Mobilubrication Phone 583-3606 Oakfield Wisconsin Fond du Lac, Wisconsin “Where Smart Women Shop” Phone: 921-1200 84 South Main Fond du Lac, Wis. FOX’S JEWELRY Finest Selection of Diamonds, Watches 34 S. Main 921-3310 FOX’S GIFT BOUTIQUE Gift Items 65 S. Main RAY E. WOOD INC. For Every Occasion 922-6780 38 N. Main St. Fond du Lac ARLAN’S OPEN PANTRY FOOD LIQUOR MART Open everyday 7 a.m. 'till midnight including Sundays and Holidays for your convenience Stop-N-Shop our New Wine Liquor Dept. Discount Beer everyday MEENK BROS. ELECTRIC RCA and General Electric Television Appliances Your Headquarters for Fine Quality Stereo Component Systems For luxury in Sound “Think Meenk” PH. 324-5681 412 E. Main St. Waupun OAKFIELD ENTERPRISES, INC. Oakfield, Wisconsin Specialists in 2nd Operation Production Machining Mfgrs. of E-Z Multi-Purpose Spreaders and Oakfield Soil Samplers BADGER YARDS Larson and Hayes Studios 7 South Main Street Phone: 922-5770 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS PHONE 583-3545 OAK CENTER Fond du Lac Camera Center “Your Every Photographic Need” 83 Compliments of Downtown True-Value Hardware Fond du Lac Waupun Concrete Products PERMALITE AND CONCRETE BLOCKS TILE AND BUILDING MATERIALS 811 West Main Street Phone 324-3591 WAUPUN, WISCONSIN 53963 Compliments of KOHL’S COMPANY FUNERAL HOME Hoff’s Superette Phone 583-3350 Phone 583-3535 If No Answer Call Waupun 324-5547 Oakfield Wisconsin HOFFS MEAT AND PROCESSING Phone 583-3734 Wayne Hoff Proprietor Brownsville CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 FOND DULAC, WIS. 84 TVtid ?K4t HIGHWAY 49-5 MILES EAST OF WAUPUN CJf amau4 JfoticOH. Mosul 583-3601 Compliments of Jack and Ellen Bell With Compliments From Our Patrons: '%v Skip-Scott Juneau Wood Products Horicon, Wisconsin E. “Meech” Uzelatz, C.L.V. 116 South Main Street Mayville, Wisconsin 53050 Phone: Bus. 387-2910, Res. 387-4388 New York Life Insurance Company Edward G. Broombaugh and Associates Horicon, Wisconsin 85 Wational exchange bank FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN Fond du Lac's Finest Financial Center Maly Implement, Compliments of Inc. Phone 324-3537 Metropolitan Route 2 Life Insurance Waupun, Wisconsin Harold P. Schuch WAUPUN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Sales Manager Ford—Massey—New Holland 23 North Main, Fond du Lac, Wis. Farm Equipment Waupun Wisconsin Phone 922-0210 lftfl:fY4f l.ll Saluting and Serving OAKFIELD From 107.1 Stereo FM Tune In—The fresh air will do you good! Listen to the Oakfield Report Thursdays at 5:45 BIRDLAWN FARMS Registered Holsteins For Type and Production Bulls for Sale at All Times 85 Cows Ave. 16,000 Milk 3.7% 594 Fat Robert A. Bird and Peter R. Bird Mike Conrad Herdsman BLOW HARDWARE 904 W. Main Street WAUPUN, WIS. 53963 A. R. STEINKE SERVICE COMPANY Automobile and General Repairing Cities Service Gasoline and Oils Oakfield, Wisconsin Answers to puzzle on the fashion page. 1. Mark Potratz 2. Brenda Henke 3. Dawn Randall Rose Laudolff Joanne Krueger 4. Mrs. Hurwitz 5. Jeff Rumbuc 87 We remember O.H S. . . . and thrust ourselves into adulthood never to return to childhood. We will have these moments to remember. $ inter collecjicite press, inc.