Oakwood Collegiate Institute - Oracle Yearbook (Toronto Ontario, Canada)

 - Class of 1966

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lOK FIRST ROW: Diana Nunn: A bookworm . . . Linda Starodub: Reigns over lOK before teacher comes to class . . . Renata Guizzo: lOK ' s a-go-go-girl , . . Vivian Johnstone: Her favorite — Dennis the Menace . . . Gail Lister: Thinks before she leaps . . . Beverley Nichol- son: I ' m here group! . . . Marilyn Goggin: Long Tall Sally . . . Miss Grimes: It ' s five to nine . . . SECOND ROW: Nancy Dool: Lives to laugh . . . Elaine Tanino: She ' s the romantic type . , . Susan McGuire: I don ' t agree with you, sir! . . . Enza bosco: If I Fell . . . Debbie Hilmore: Always has peanuts handy . . . Maria Galeazza: He has beautiful blue eyes! . . . Carmen De Luca: Keep on smiling . . . Danny Russo: I don ' t know sir . . . THIRD ROW: Frank Morelli: A beard-will it ever grow? . . . Ken Kucharchuk: A future botanist? . . . Frank Capizzo: His favourite book-Living Latin . . . Anthony Amico: I ' m not a poet sir . . . Nigel Corden: Long live — his blue eyes! . . . Bob Swaluk: Towers over lOK girls . . . Dominic Mauti: Better start study- ing, Mauti. Joe Oliver: Big Daddy . . . FOURTH ROW: Peter Gudrunas; Wake up. Boy! . . . David Pomer: Hence home, you idle creature, get you home. Luciano Conte: Has the best looking cuff links . . . Peter Ciasnoha: Champion pen-clicker of lOK . . . Gino Mancini: An actor . . . CAMERA SHY: Dennis Stann: His home sweet home — the swimming pool. lOL FIRST ROW: Kedi Zangrando . . . Renee Kohn . . . Janice Greenberg . . . Cathy Garofalo . . . Brenda Steuermann . . . Catherine Papageorgiou . . . Kris Silus- zyk . . . Mr. Whitney . . . SECOND ROW: Allan Pusitz . . . Marie Collins . . . Cheryl Nutt . . . Janet Pringle . . . Carol Beacock . . . Bemie Moscone . . . Terry Sellen . . . Jill Wooton . . . Ellen Watson . . . Frank Temburini . . . THIRD ROW: Pat Biggs . . . Luciano Melito . . . Rich Szczapinski . . . Irwin Freedman . . . Leslaw Jedrzejak . . . Frank Hipkins ... Ed Domo- vitch . . . Ron Bellomo . . . Ken Doyle . . . FOURTH ROW: Bob James . . . Carmen Giordano . . . Fred West . . . Dave Wollman . . . Colin Kerr . . . Ron McNab . . . Tony Papa . . . Aldo Polesel . . . Adrian Digirlamo . . . ABSENT: Rosa Santoro. 49

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lOG FIRST ROW: Rosa Posca: Quit throwing my books around . . . Edna Aldred: Want to use my pool table? . . . Ruth Erb: Too short for words . . . Jennifer Mc- Caul: Sharon ' s side-kick . . . Sharon Laycox: I don ' t blush when you mention Steve . . . Shirley Prowse: But sir, you have to sign the pad . . . Joanne Konefal; But sir, I don ' t want to dissect frogs! . . . Mr. Andrew: . . . SECOND ROW: Mike Damos: No, I can ' t use any of your comments! . . . Steve Gass: Alright, I ' ll use all four legs of the chair . . . Al Mayers: Makes the Wed- nesday collections. Tino Dente: I know I ' m handsome; you don ' t have to tell me . . . Kevin O ' Leary: Three words a minute in typing . . . Keith Corrigan: I have not got any more money . . . Marvin Sokolow: Uh . . . sir. Albert Bozzo: Quiet you guys. What? Please. . . . THIRD ROW: Wayne Rowe: Mr. Snooker . . . Mario Ricci: Who says I hog the puck. George Papik: But sir, you can tackle in Basketball . . . Fred Doren: How about skipping the seventh period. Let ' s catch the seventh race . . . Mike Madden: Do I really look like Lurch? . . . Chris Parris: Mr. Unpredictable . . . David Sullivan: Alright, I ' ll put a quarter in the juke box . . . John Spalla: No, I don ' t live in Willowdale . . . Nick Giambattista: An immigrant from Western . . . Alex Jordan: Where ' s room 417? lOH ROW ONE: Carol Tanasoff: Oh, isn ' t he sweet! . . . Sally MacNeil: The Esquirette . . . Val Paglietti: Gum supplier . . . Maria Kolankowski: From the old coun- try .. . Luba Franchuk: Blonde bomb shell . . . Eva De ' Muth: Who says girls giggle? . . . Lita Pirone: Ron Ellis — What a dream! . . . Mrs. Brock: Oh, I suppose! . . . SECOND ROW: Peter lacono: Other coat room boy . . . Brian MacDonald: Don ' t bother me! . . . Joe Cer- avolo: Coat room boy . . . Steve Zachar: Baby boo plan vill not vail . . . Betsy Folliott: Well, that ' s life . . . Brad Harper: What did I do now? . . . Peter Manchee: Frankenmanchee . . . Denis Wladyka: Play- boy . . . Gino Acri: He has more jobs than anyone we know — Class President. ABSENT: Bill Armstrong: Silent. 48



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IIA FIRST ROW: Inge Grell: Say something funny . . . Elizabeth Toikkanen: Refugee from IIL . . . Lynda Dillon: Our little Red . . , Dorrit Demeter: Do you be- lieve in magic? . . . Mariarosa Antonioni: I still don ' t understand . . . Jean Winter; I ' m a man . . . Veronica Swanston: She ' s so nice . . . Miss Sutherland: No study today . . . SECOND ROW: Kate Bucsanyi: Hear it comes again! , , . Pat Gaudet: Roses and rainbows . . . Liz McLuhan: Something about you. Giggle, giggle, giggle . . . Jane Corden: Devil in disgrace . . . Ursula Lang: Catch me if you can, mm, mm! . . . Kate Rounthwaite: It ' s really terrible . . . Wendy Toronto: The apple of everyone ' s eye (especially E.D.C.) . . . Bev Donaldson: Just a puppet on a string . . . Melanie Sutherland: Brains are just a part of her . . . THIRD ROW: Mike Collisson: Works in the dark . . . Howie Yoshida: A dribbling fram . . . Ed Lackner: Choke of all chokes . . . Wayne Yatabe: When the shark bites the fish cries . . . Ennio De Curtis: Ambition to be the world ' s greatest grape stomper . . . Mike Mascall: Watch it or we ' ll pull out your rib cage . . . Barry Finkelman: Secret Agent 007, Barry Bondstein . . . Steve Chomolok: llA ' s play-oops mature boy . . . Adam Ciulini: How ' s the water fish or should it be mark? , . . Joe Bernardelli: Ah, ah, ah, — that ' s good Joe, continue. CAMERA SHY: Penny Downing: Intoxicated by the exuberance of her verbosity . . . Frank Cautillo: Any more curls and he could pass for Dr. Zorba . . . Nick McCombie: Wears high heeled sneakers. UB FIRST ROW: Nadine Gorelick: Love that Math! . . . Luigina Pizzinato: Lui or Louis? . . . Linda Wheatley: That ' s the wrong door Linda! . . . Olga Czajkowsky: Whisper a little louder, please . . . Alissa Kosower: Marsha, guess what? . . . Gloria Harvey: When? Where? Why? What? How? . . . Sharon Peat: Happy, healthy, and wise is the girl who knows her Physics . . . Miss Rogers: She has ESP. qualities: Economic, Social, and Political . . . SECOND ROW: Marc Silnicki: Who wants to shoot a game at Christiano ' s tonight. . . Bianca Fal- coni: 1 cello 1 G.A.A. exec, equals B. F. . . . Barbara Knopman: A Latin quickdraw I will never be . . . Rachel Fialkow: No sweat, I ' ll do it the night before . . . Loreen Moore: A natural in every way . . . Carmelina Bruno: Why do I always get stuck with the attend- ance? . . . Iris Savlov: Why is her violin bow up when the others ' are down? . . . Marsha Fine: Then get your own Christmas baskets! ! . . . Louis Greenbaum: Inno- cence . . . THIRD ROW: Cameron Bourne: Blushing- his favorite answer to questions . . . Giacinto Bertossi: If Oakwood only had a saxaphone! . . . Michael Don- nelly: Hey, Cam, have you got your Latin done? . . . Michael Rusynyk: His interest lies in Fred Fox . . . Elie Garfinkel: The Thunderball in English class . . . Geoffrey Barnes: Miss Rogers thinks his choice in red- heads shows good taste . . . Boris Grmek: He writes love letters in English class . . . John L aitinen: His quiet manner means something . . . David Baillie: No homework, no mistakes . . . CAMERA SHY: Ted Carey: Tall, strong, silent type — girls watch out . . . Frank Klein: Frank, PLEASE keep quiet! . . .

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