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

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HARRY TIEFENBACH Cross and Crown in the Cadet Corps, Vice-Presi- dent in the Camera Club, Intramural B a s k e Pushball . . . irritated by compulsory attendance at TOM TIRKALAS Gym Team, Pushba -A-N-D-, the points i Club . . . that English Why teachers can take so mu( out of Shakespeare, b so little out of my pape . . . Future - U. of T. MICHAEL THYS Stints at Camera Club, Gym Team, Homev ork . . . People vi ho tell and retell how badly they are going to fail, and then don ' t . . . Sorry, my crystal ball isn ' t working to-day. RICHARD TILLEY Attending 7 schools iver 16 years . . . achiev- ng ambition of being )resident of a class of ubby-dubs . . . Hang future — study Ch( Engineering at the of Waterloo, and col m I TERRY TONE R: f Came from De La Sail TrMO TOIKKANEN m ■Oaklands ' , Royal Cam Swim Team, Tramp Champ . . . No sweat. . . . U. of T. Engineering or Physical EcJucation. M dian Air Cadets Warrar Officer First Class, and licensed pilot . . . Tber should be a study la ' period of every day . . ■i W BEV TORRAVILLE Wt H Junior Leaders Interform R W Basketball, Girls ' Club m :, Rep., G.A.A. Rep. . . . The second half of the - S - - ' Starlight Twins ' . . . I r people who disrupt study classes . . . trying to de- cide what to do in the future. LARRY TRENCHARD Past - Nothing I lention . . . Peopl. MARK TUCKER Concert Band, track and luntry, gymn ■ifle and xperi Library Club ... I am a perfectly adjusted you young m, . an and I . . have no pet peeves . . . Future; promising. MARIO VENERUS Stage Cre w. Men nber of le Study Class r i e n d 1 y pool gar nes, towns ar id Othi un- lentionable Future -Professor Venerus DONNA WALKER J.S., Junior O J.S. . . . peopl think I ' m only 1 MARGARET WALIBERG ers who mark her late at one minute to nine . . . trying to get to university MARY WALTON-BALL Junior and Senior Or- rhesira. impeaching mem- Ders on the G.A.A.; Wel- ■are Co mmittee; he Jping lim Reid run the Sti udent :ouncil, mending Bai dmin. ' on nets. visiting Mrs. Brock . . Are you Dianne ' s sister? ■ ' Nol . . . to study Pasken ology 1 NINA WAXMAN inior Or ■chestr a, Oi •acle. •T Milil tary S ving, mal ce -up swir Boys who bug girls about their Chen tistry marl (S and get 89°-; 3 in Latii U. o- f T. i For a M.A.N. ALEC WEEKS Involvements with and at UC.C. . . . worries tSS ' about his kid sister . . . certain Chemistry classes that don ' t pass quite - quickly enough ... a promising future - McGill and learning to do the

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PETER STEELE UnofFicial champi being first out the LES STEINER President of the Debat- ing Club at Harbord C. I. . . . also played senior ■football for Harbord Life NEIl STEPHENSON craping through ann back doo 9 03 and of Phy 9 031 2 . . . People ing me for all bad ing in football . . shall overcome lEN STERNBERG M u s c organiza tions Chess clu b. Blue and Gold Com m t t e e Intra muarl Baske tbal . . . Conv ncing P.M. thi t he is s up id Teach ng E.J. how to write Engli h exams and e ssays AlF STOPPEL Junio Choir, Cross- country Junior Bask etball. B.A.A,, Executive C ouncil Senior Football, C adet Band, supporting the G.A.A. and Girls ' Club Due to the fact . . . Pharm cy or member ship in the A.A., and w nning the Nobel Peace F rize. SARA SUTCLIFFE . live the life of , neglected lane LYNDA SUTTON Interform Volleyball and Basketball, Badminton, Ping-pong, Oracle and nstn tor ' s. Library Club, Girl ' s Club, and religious battles at the lunch table . . . WATERLOO I I - bug- ging Harry S. with my kooky SOX . . active member of the E.C.D.A. W.A.C. . . . guys who are smooth talkers . . . Yoo-Hoo . . . YooHoo-ing at U. of T. and of course E.C.D. RICHARD A SUTTON U.N. Club, Orchestr, JOHN SWANSON Logged Football a on the bo more year make that nd Hockey oks . . . ' at O.C.I. V much diffe tha On GERALD SWARTZ Camera Club, Jr. Band, G.A.A. Reo(?) and having friendly discussions with M.H. . . . People v IRVING SWITZMAN ouie hasn ' t told i MARK SYDNEY Jur ior and Senio Or chest a. Concert Band Events Club, Cit Cur Forun 1, U. N. Mode As semb y. Observer, Presi dent of Caput . . . Let thy s peech be better than s i 1 e nee, or be ilent Dionv sius the Elder We re the Music-m akers And we are the dre amers of dr aams ... Yet w e are BERNARD TAIT Dance Committee . lie down— you p during the Na KADRI TAMME and Sr. Choir, ust Ma useful study once school begins . . . people who think I ' m shy and bashful . . . Die Vait Bunyak . . . U. of T. and round all .rid. CRAIG TAYLOR Intramural Basketball, Junior and Senior Orches- tras and just generally having a good time . . . I passed a few, even. How about them ap- ples? . . . Darts, perhaps, at U. of T. 25

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BARRY WEISMAN Mer nber of on. ; of Oak- wood ' s ch lOirs . . . It ' s not Wiser nan ' c ir ; ' Wise- men ' , it ' s Weism. hopes of either attending Univei ■sity or finding his niche a Char tered Ac- counte mt in the employ- menT of some Toronto FORBES WEST Enjoying plenty of time for philosophical pursuits during Orchestra rehersals . . . practising practice . . . disagreeing with Mr King ' s maxim that a good algebra problem equals a hard algebra problem . , believing that English was not meant to be like s . . . will spend the ne t few years putting rubbers on pencils or being taught cheques by professors. al and JERRY S. WHITE U.N. and Current Ev Club, Observer, Car Club, Caput, Masquers People who don ' t sv JOHN WHITSON Tennis Team, N.C.O. ' s, Concert Band, Ping-pong, swimming . . . Argo fans, young post and Why don ' t you drive a truck? ' the Univ and F srsity of BRIAN WILLIAMS Football . . , swim t . . . collecting dust Eng. classes . . . Argo fan; the futu that SARA WILLIAMS Dan ce Co mmittee. Or- cle. Interfor ■m Spo lonor ary mi =mber of ■ J. ' 1. A. He ' s not my YPe Eating in the afetei ' ia . Future- Phy- ical a nd Occupati onal herap ly or General Arts SYDNEY WILLIAMS Football. Basketball, Kib- DON WILSON ' ss president of Gr. 1 voted boy most likely FLORENCE WISE Camera club, interform basketball. Jr. and Sr. Or- chestra, Tumbling. Obser- ver, Caput, Book Drive . . . Chess club . . . Medicine or some other altar- native . I look forward to every thing. ANDY WITER GORD WOOD amural something o . . . Si r. Choir . . ing whi at ' s his nam lering in the poc jeing a typhoid car 2 ops and th anostities o inon . in the ful a yea r up here. JILL WRIGHT Acting . . . marathon restaurant - sitting . . . meeting the Beatles . . . writing English poetry in Latin class . . . Liverpud- lian dialogues in English class . . . people who claim English shouldn ' t be spoken with a Lancashire accent . . . people who insist that school must be attended every day . . . globe-trotting . . . seeing the Beatles again writing English literature in my own (W)right in London (Chelsea?) . . . love with the proper Eng- LINDA YOUNG Me mber ol ■ Jr., Sr. and Girls ' Choir getting dizzy while era w 1 i n q aroun d Pn the gy ' m r nats . trying to hit the tar- gel ' i n archei ■V • . . d rag- qmq herself up to the third floor, ( ?very ling in the futur e — U. ■of ' f. f5 •T l...X|-L PETER ZABOROWSKl Grades nine, ten, elev en, twelve and maybe thir teen at Oakwood Colle giate Institute ... I havi no peeves because I love everybody . . . ' Tis secret. DAVID ZACHCINSKI Engaged in int ramural sports, wl nner of 1 wo In- tra- mural Champi. Dnships, Cadet Cor PS, Ches s Club . . . Why do all the teachers a Iways p ick on me? . Future points to Univer sity of Toronto for Dents- or Accounting. 27