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

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THE OAKWOOD ORACLE Oh! Dellabough's the fastest lad t'pon the Senior teanig With curly hair and lots of dare Big Wally, the maiden's dream. THE SOCCER TE.-1M Captain-W. Brodie, Wettall, Baggs, Ramsay, G. Bailey, Dick- son, Cockrane, Gray 1. Bailey. Hooper, Cross. Spares, Fetkins, Fenelon, Ixemp. Wet weather dogged our soccer this year, but brought good luck in its train. Commerce Seniors defaulted to Oakwood and Bloor tied us. Hum- berside Seniors were signally de- feated after a tough naval battle. The field was submerged, making it necessary to use subs. The Humberside victory over Bloor left Oakwood Seniors the winners of the western group. On Nov. Zllth., we met the bril- liant Riverdale players at Hamp- den Park and won a muddy vic- tory. Score 2--0. mrmrmvuw' .1 Visit our shop at Oakwood , and St. Clair in your luncheon 5 hour or after school. We have something to suit every taste. : 24 Shops Page Forfgf-Fmlr My - ...fffs , ein-Z.,-,E-Wx? . 2 , --- L.----' ' ' ns y r E- . I-fa Lf 1 ' 1' CAME THE DAWN The first half began with a short lived rush by Riverdale. Oakwood got the ball and swept up the field. Our forwards tried two shots in quick succession. The eastern goal- ie saved and the playing surged back to centre. Riverdale got down but Brodie starred. He made sev- eral fine saves, despite the greasy ball. During the remainder of the half, Oakwood held its own. In the second half Oakwood got the slight wind and pushed back their opponents. There was a fierce and muddy struggle. A Riverdale fellow emerged from the morass and supported by the rest of his team rushed up the field. Brodie and a crooked shot saved for Oakwood. Upon the kick the Oakwoodites tore down the field. There was a flash of red. Dickson had scored a freak goal. The ball was centred and play was evenly matched till Oakwood gradually got within striking distance. Irwin Bailey struck two goals for us. The re- mainder of the game was finished mostly in Riverdale territory. The team worked together ex- cellently owing to lVIr. Blathwayt's untiring efforts during the whole season. llc dcvotcd a great deal of time and thought to the team and I feel certain that we could have no better coach than he.

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TH E OAKWOOD ORACLE it ' iiii itii ' ' ' IJRETTDPLEASE Every now and then you want to give some one a choice gift- something just a little different from the ordinary purchase- something that says Quality as soon as it is opened. That something is a box of Neilson's Chocolates. Not only are they beautifully packaged-with designs per- formed by some of the best Can- adian artists-but the chocolates themselves are entirely distinc- tive with their unique and de- lightful centres, so daintly en- robed with the smoothest and finest chocolate coatings. Prices are 60c, 750 and S1 per pound. The same QUALITX runs all through-its the assort ment that makes the difference in price. There is a Neilson dealer neai you. J' . E c T . l . -Q T' 4: 4' v-r 2 N.. , 7 1, 0, ff 1? 1' Q 'Ns f If fi, 1 If ,lm fi GJ .5 V I MQ .4 w A , ' eu ' K A Q- ev' ' X v if N J fu . I f ji . - 'Q--. - 1 9 . ' . - 'v L-' ' f ft yi - .nm I!! , fiuri SL if x X li 1 me A ' ' X UT X . - N H :Inf 1,-Mgt, - xy., A W ,Q 'f f ft nrengg .. 90 1 1 Q f- .F F ,N 'NN' Q Exif ef e - 3 f f A or QL , ,, X , E X f v S., .XX 3 as ff Mm .A Pl XX as no v-ml I 051-UX5 A Z W 2925 12175 NN 'WMM ,N mc. - E .,.:.6..e.,' 0 5 . i Q 'Wmxunmm l l X. CHOCOLATES THE CHOCOLATES THAT ARE DIFFERENT r: -------- --'---'---.------'-----------------------------.--------'----------.---------------A------------.---------.-,----.----------..--------.---------.--'- Page Forty-Fira