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

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ELGA NAEF Juni choir. Sen lor choir. Girl ' Choir, roll ng pennle s every Wee nesday for t he Welfare C im- mittee Can ' t w ait for Friday . But dc n ' t have any home W O r k Marcy proba biy Teache rs ' College Grand No tlonal? Mike! Mik e! Mike! BOB NEEDEL Cr 3SS-COU ntry, Trc ck Field Pu shball, resting ope Ting my locker in ■ the m o r n 1 n g and peop e w lo say Good Morn ing without really mean Ing It . . . U of T. Med cine. and wor dering why peopi e won ' t give to the Santa Claus Fu nd. CHARLOTTE NEICHENBAUER Swimming, 2 years play- ing (??) French Horn, re- ligious battles at the RAY NEILSON s . Ba sketball, Sr. Choir, Intr al Basketbal , Ban- tarn ass stant co.co ch . . . Ru bber baby juggle burr pers ' . . . Fl nlshing then U. of T., TAMAR NEWMAN Lib ary C ub. Junior Or- chest a, U. N. Club, Wel- fare Comm itle think ng up le gems of wit or the O acle, baby- sitter In e 1 d five, locke s tha i = m at two mtnu es to n ne, people who say 1 can ' t sing . . Provl ng to the world that 1 car sing U niversity of JOHN NlCHOLl football . . . il pushball and b; . . . foul fiends t think that I RON NIKAIDO Ch ess cl jb w hich olded month aft oined . bel ig vict m of those first- aid lasses Peop e w ho thin k ' Its tfiing othe r than good luck that ne ver h ve to put Latin ho mewo k on the Doard . M.P.C. at MURIEL NISHIHAMA G.AA- rep., Observer rep., Junio Cho r. Senior Cho.r, Girl 5 ' Ch Being c a 1 e d Madame Butterfly, e specia ily every year in the Year Book . . . Teachers ' C ollege TAPANI NOUSIAINEN Doing homework. Intra- mural Basketball . . . Future - U. of T. Archi- tecture. DAVID OLIVER tslde o very little ery little . . . DrI 1 Ser ean ts, Impre ssionlst , and ers jn ' ality te sts whi h tell ou you ' re a slob our se or R.O.T.P. and a om -nission as an officer he Intelligence Corps nc the de Tiand fo or Ing ex stentlali sts IS SUZANNE ORLAN Jr. and Sr. Choirs, Ob server. Caput, Annua Show . . . Monday Morn Nur; H.S.C. GRAEME PAGE Swim leam. Orchestra, Band, Simpson ' s Colleg- iate Club and The Streets of Ca Flnanc learnir blush. You the BRUCE PAUL 1 nst umenta In the for- ma Ion and t Te success of the tudent underqro und a nyone vho can k eep his hE ad in all this on- fus on wouldr ' t unders and the si uation In the fut jre IJNBELIEVE- ABLE

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BERNARD M. MARIOW Poeta sap iens i; trying to survive the complexities of what psycho legists term the cJiffiCL lit periocJ of our lives . . there but for the grac e o f God go 1 . . . To ar lato mize Regan at U. of T. am d see what breeds abo ut her heart (nothing contagious 1 hope). PETER MASON •a Club, Swim Team, all, and the Observer English Teachers who heavily for bad spel- . . . splitting atoms of T. learning to teaching. (?) GlEN MATTHEWS tra. t Band, , Bantar Orchestra, Cc Senior Orchc n Football . . It yoi gar of Sid. ' s easy bage c T. (De e) when you knc . . . . Ph.D. :ollection at ntistry on t RONALD MATTHEWS Grade constant victim of brutal attacks in push ball games, frequent attendance a t Senior Choir practices, tripping over the grade niners . . . Mr. Moore: Umm yes!! that ' s quite wrong. . . . Honour Sci- ence at the University of Toronto, then the i cruel world. STEWART McBAIN Jr. and Sr Football, Track Swimm ing, Mas- quers Caput, Orchestra In older t days they used a spoon. now we ' d rathe shovel . Bio- chem ist: maki ng bigger and b i e t t e r blonds via Chen- list ry. Last Resort: U. of C as; ibobo i n Mau-Mau count ry leading to a Doc- torate in Witchcraft End Resul returnii -ig to aid Bill Or aham j IS a faith- heale r. GARFIELD Ml cCAUL Or ches tra 1 Dn jcle. bluf- fing thr( Dugh H istory and Gern- lan. and ch ronic gen- erali; ■atio n People and teai :hers ho claim they can ' t re; ad the writ- ing . Gor leril prob- ably hi id , mise rable childhooc 1. . ai miess drift; ng from course 1 to cours nd s ear ■ching for a vac :ant heath . ( Unbli isted) NEIL McKELLAR A 7-yea r ch= irter mem. ber of O.C.I. and Jack ' s Academy — r- lothing in particular. but everything in general . Where are you g o i n g after school? Future - getting ou t of Oakwood, studying Engin eering at the Univers ,ity oi F Waterloo, lAYLA MESAGIIO Orac :le Rep., Girls ' Club Rep. . . . the first half of Mr ' . Dunn ' s Star light twins ... 1 don ' t care. you suggest s ome- thing. ' ' . . . a certain boy who can ' t make up his mind . . . N a t i o n a 1 s c h o 1 of Aeron; itics U.S.A. . . . hooking that certain boy who can ' t GILBERT MEYER o years in the choir. wise totally unob- ' ■■ ■„ ■ ' ' rather dis- y of a way to make y without wc jrking hard or failing that. KEITH MILLER Cadets, skipping the in- spections, trouble, English classes after 3:20, home- work?? . . . Keith look the eye and say that you did do you Grad. ROBERT D. MONTGOMERIE Conci ;rt band camera club . . . ' ( photogr apher . todian of the O. darkroo pizza future - - life sci, snces souther. 1 univer! iity - of T), or sell ing 1 JOANNE MINKEN Jr. and Sr. orchesti Concert Band, Social edit of Or, and leading the fabulous teams of ' 64 . . . Admis- sion fees into RadcliflFe. . . Trying to squeeze into a course which ac- cepts thirty-five people. D ' ARCY MORAN Two year; ; of football and four ye, ars of ho. :key at De La Salle, D, Con- imittee at Oakw ' ood Coll eqiate !r istitute . Re, ally, 1 ious Mrs. Wilson . . . R, adio and Televisi ion Arts at Ryer son. MORRIS cold, but PETER MUNK squeaking through Gr. 9- 10 band classes; intra, mural swim champs of Gr 11; mating in the !ong-for. gotten chess club anc team . . . People whc are calling me stupid are . . M.P.C. at U. of T. 21

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INARA PAVELSONS LILLI PICZAK Inte form sports. Junior and Sen o r Vo levbal Teams, Sen or Cho ' r Exe cutive. G r 1 s ' Chorus G.A.A Ex jcutive Mark my words Teache rs ' C ollege. FRANK PITTO Both a gen leman a nd a scholar (? . . . Fran cesco telling Sturges s to play ' c lean p jshball Listen fellas marks are- n ' t alv vayz th e sign c f in- tellige ice (bu they V ould help) trig tea hers. GOD BLESS THEM . Reg a r d e , c ' est une femme du m onde in the future — a possible mailma n in a leper c Dlony or U. of T. then make first million before the age o 25. BRUCE PRITCHARD Gyr n Team, Choir and Cadet ' The three most important things ir life a e v ine, v omen, anc song - 1 don ' t drink and 1 can f sing . . . Univer sity of Waterl oo, O.P.P millionaire s daughter LENNI REINGEWIRT2 IVAN REITMAN Official Attendanc of Oak folk-songs v ith the Twin Tone Four, tutored younger students in the art of Browning. . . . You can be as tall as she is- if you stand on he Stan npany. and ferl my DOUG RICHARDSON sketball U.N. class Rep Assembly, Obs. (during en- . enter AAeds ik LOUIE RIVIETZ Clubs, II and Caput RHONDA RODWELL Girls ' Choir , Senic Choir , Junior Choi G.A.A. , Girls Gv m Tean Interfor m Sport Teacher who ask a lot c questior s and pe opie wh call me Rhoda-a k Cher Teachers ' College ELEANOR ROEBUCK Basketball, Volleyball, Football, Pushball, Arch- ery, Swimming, Girls ' Club, Library Club, Dance Committee, Camera Club, G.A.A., I.S.C.F , Caput, Choir, Chess Club, Cross- country Team, Trans-Lake Club, Blue Gold Club, Current Events Club, Wel- fare Committee . . peeved at peopi cbn ' t take part in scho activities . . . fate? d ho MEL ROSENBERG s Oracle GEORGE SANDOR enlor Orchestra, ( Band, Chamber stra, and going d( History (markwise. . Why aren ' t in the orche: 23