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

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IOC FIRST ROW: Ursula Lang: Is it true tall girls have more fun?. . . Chris Bowers: The lively one . . . Mary Pugllese: It fol- lows her to school . . . Tiiu Leek: What light on yonder window breaks! . . . Barbara Marshall: Our Bubbles . . . Sandra Simon: I passed science! . . . Natalie Kulgawetz: Julius Caesar?— not quite . . . Joan Meade: Aren ' t we ladylike? . . . Jean Winter: Eager beaver . . . Mr. Whitewood: Presenting— The Professor . . . SECOND ROW: Gail Pyzer: The voice of wisdom . . . Georgina Haga: Just plain George ... Liz Tudor: Her name made history . . . Sandra Howlett: Mur- murs like a restless brook . . . Pat Sakamoto: Just call her bing bing bing ricochet rabbit . . . Bonnie Brown: And a tr-r-rue bonnie lassie she is . . . Judy Silver: Has sterling qualities . . . Judy Day What ' s your name at night? . . . Melanie Sutherland: She loves them yea yea yea . . . Maureen Kirkpatrick: Little Miss Moffat . . . THIRD ROW: Lynda Koscioiek: Her favourite inventor— Alexander G. Bell . . . Mike Shimkoff: Big M of 1 OC ... David Durette: The pocket rocket . . . Vito Spatafora: There ' s a musical term for you! . . . Jeff Parker: The Lone Bantam . . . John Buckley: Agent X . . . Michael Panturescu: The wretched scribe (Oracle rep.) . . . Mario Pannozzo: Mario Lanza he ain ' t . . . Beth Forbes: She likes relatives (A.U.N.T.s) . . . Jill Floren: It is P.S., T.S., or D.G.? . . . FOURTH ROW: Tim Martin: IOC ' s Danny Thomas . . . John Spauls: I ' m so lonely up here . . . Garry Groskopf: The coin dealer . . . 10D FIRST ROW: Judy Schwager: Who cares about the Delphio Oracle anyway? Coleen Clancy: Words under four syl- lables fail me . . . Nancy Rushford: Yippee! my horoscope says a romance will be stimulating . . . Carolyn Paige: Has only one life, lives it as a blonde, and so ad infinitum . . . Mary Rushford: What! Me shy? . . . Rosalinda Baronins: Like all the rest of us, but too smart to admit it . . . Sylvia Bulfoni: Cut it out, John . . . Anne Ferguson: High school drop in . . . Mrs. Meek: Anybody for some lima beans? . . . SECOND ROW: Rachel Fialkow: Dig those notes in math class! . . . Roberta Brusatins: Quiet class! I have a denouncement to make. Please? . . Karren Warren . . . Proof positive that it sometimes happens to the best of us . . . Penny Downing: Look mum, no cavities . . . Barbara Brutman: Isn ' t my hair just fabulous? . . . Dorrit Demetre: And a hearty cry of Heigh Ho Silver! . . . Elizabeth Mason: What ' s the English homework? . . . Olga Czajewski: Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil . . . Peter Zitmann: But it is not funny Peter . . . THIRD ROW: Robin Sears: Generally speaking he ' s generally speaking . . . Ken Chow: Our Chinese Picasso . . . John McCabe: Homework? What ' s that? . . . Mike Santalli: On the first day of Christmas my hairdresser said to me . . . Craig Mark: 98%, that ' s pathetic . . . Frank Scolieri: Another collection? Are you nuts perchance? . . . George Lietch: But George you can ' t ski without snow! . . . Christopher Krajewski: But, but I don ' t understand! . . . FOURTH ROW: Carl Wiesen: I say old chap, decent of you . . . Robert Downing: Snap, snap, do you want to join my fan club? . . . Dominic Amato: But it ' s only one mark Dominic! . . . Albert Kolo: Don ' t call me Beethoven! Just say smilin ' boy . . . John Clark: But John, your supposed to be playing, not sitting on the bench . . . Ken West: Shh! You might wake him up . . . Alex Kota: Don ' t call me Alexius! Robert Carducci: Uhh, Carducia, gutless wonder . . . CAMERA SHY: Paul Wrightmann: No! I do not curl my hair. 39

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10A FIRST ROW: Barbara Knopman: That answer is wrong . . . right ... no it ' s definitely wrong . . . Linda Wheatley: Wool irritates me . . . Hiala Waxman: My new bed is just great . . . Elsie Stark: I didn ' t have that, did you? . . . Marsha Fine: Did you see Peyton Place? . . . Alissa Kosower: Guess what I lost? . . . Nadine Gorelick: That ' s really dumb . . . Gloria Harvey: No one even noticed I got my braces off . . . Miss Rogers . . . SECOND ROW: Barry Kohl: Jupiter is the god- dess of love . . . Robert Fleming: I ' m here! . . . Stephen Tamasi: I never do anything wrong . . . Marc Silnicki: Throw- ing big words at the English teacher Marc? . . . Allan Sternberg: Okay, who wants to have a class party? . . . Tony Djordjevic: Our expert— on German pronunciation . . . Paul Armstrong: Posture King . . , Louis Greenbaum: Hey guys, I ' m a Browner . . . Cameron Bourne: Better late than never . . . Melvin Orecklin: Sir, I ' ve got the answer . . . THIRD ROW: George Borsuk: A humming bird . . . Geoffrey Barnes: Pretty fancy English there Geoff . , . John Latinen: I hate the name Whitey ... Louis Puppi: A flooked out clarinet player . . . Max Hecht: Mr. Tennis . . . Michael Donnelly: Little Drummer Boy . . . Elie Garfinkel: Dig those crazy eyes . . . FOURTH ROW: Calvin Adier: That ' s what I did say . . . Ted Carey: Our biologist from Tokyo . . . Boris Grmek: No you can ' t help me make out the Oracle comments . . . ABSENT: Loreen Moore: I didn ' t study . . . honest! 10B FIRST ROW: Sevi Wolfowitz: Uh, well, like, urn, oh . . . Michael Rusynyk: How about exercising your vocal chords once in a while . . . Iris Savlov: She just loves Mr. C, cough cough . . . Lily Honigsberg: Hurry up and get studying for this afternoon ' s French test . . . Luigina PizzinatO: Who me, sir? . . . Joan McAree: Dig deep people. Penny Collection today . . . Bianca Falconi: You ' re all a bunch of lazybones-Basketball at 8 in the morning . , . Joey Fukakusa: This year he hasn ' t any more deathly thoughts . . . Mr. Dickinson: This class wears its ignorance like a badge . . . SECOND ROW: Nick McCombie:: Well, uh, that ' s too bad . . . Gail Richardson: :She had to eat her Wheaties to be able to wear Tom ' s old army boots . . . Sandra Greenspan: She ' s been in seventh heaven since she has dropped Music . . . Boldine Williams: All I want for Christmas is Marlon Brando in a Baracuda . . . Helen Mason: One of Mr. Dickinson ' s chosen few . . . Bev Donaldson: Why is G. G. always picking on me? . . . Carmalina Bruno: I don ' t know if this is right but . . . THIRD ROW: Gino Acri: We ' ll throw a party when he answers in Lit. class . . . Philip Pick: Impossible to describe . . . Michael Seguin: Brownlee, what did you tell me to do? . . . Donald Lea: The new composer of C-f- with a B flat . . . Tom Swartz: Has taken up staring as his new hobby . . . John Brownlee: Last year I was conceited; this year I ' m perfect . . . Craig Freifeld: Tall, blond and freckles . . . Barry Finkelman: Just answer the question please . . . Steve Chomolok: Works best in the dark at parties . . . Frank Klein: Are you still using that kid stuff, Greasy? . . . CAMERA SHY: John Mallany: Better late than never . . . Brian Speedie: Drowned in a sea of knowledge . . . Ludwig Spicker: One who feels he is not photogenic . . . Edmond Chang: A welcome arrival to 1 B . . . 38

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10E FIRST ROW: Mr. Bannister Doll: You wind it up and— Please don ' t poke holes in my erasers . . . Georgina Brewer Doll: You wind it up and her shoes crack the floor . . . Bev Tanino Doll: You wind it up and she gets bugged for Chum Charts . . . Nona Pluym Doll: You wind it up and she talks about Dave Keon . . . Elzunia Jarmicki Doll: You wind it up and she tops the girls in AAath . . . Oksana Cherniak Doll: You wind it up and her mouth opens . . . Sandra Christie Doll: You wind it up and ??? I wonder? . . . Lilia Tamme Doll: You wind It up and she just misses 1 st class honours . . . Miss Boyd Doll: You wind it up and she teaches how to sew . . . SECOND ROW: Frank De Francesco Doll: You wind it up and he Drowns . . . Ron Murata Doll: You wind it up and he knocks the ball down (2nd down) . . . Luciano Rizzuti Doll: You wind it up and he bugs Elio . . . Angelo Romanin Doll: You wind it up and he gets all wound up . . . Adam Ciulini Doll: You wind it up and he saves paper . . . Elio Montis Doll: You wind it up and he eats in class . . . Rauno Nousiai- nen Doll: You wind it up and he doesn ' t do his English . . . Ezio Onorato Doll: You wind it up and he has Evil Eyes . . . THIRD ROW: Michael Collisson Doll: You wind it up and he Tries to take pictures . . . Eddie Lackner Doll: You wind it up and he stares at LP. . . . Don Fletcher Doll: You wind it up and you wish you hadn ' t . . . Wayne Yatabe Doll: You wind it up and he plays poker (in class) . . . Salvatore Muraca Doll: You wind it up and he gets confused with Ron ' s name . . . Dave Smith Doll: You wind it up and he gets Centred Out . . . Mike Curran Doll; You wind it up and anything can happen . . . Howie Yoshida Doll: You wind it up and— Okay shut up the period ' s started . . . Steve Sam Doll: You wind it up and he takes pictures of ??? . . . FOURTH ROW: Larry Sinclair: You wind it up and he skips wrestling . . . Ennio De Curtis Doll: You wind it up and he gets around (on the subway) . . . Paul Fennel Doll: You wind it up and he makes noises . . . Ezio Crescenzi Doll: You wind it up and he gets off his knees . . . Peter Sorensen Doll: You wind it up and he pronounces final consonants. lOF FIRST ROW: Miss Goldstein . . . Janet Rokosova: I ' m going to be strong . . . Jean Tomlinson: Her favourite subject- boys . . . Velta Berzins: Mr. C ' s most promising singer . . . Inge Grell: She ' s crazy about Jerry and the Fruit Loops . . . Helen Olech: I ' m going to be great when I grow up . . . Mary Watson: I ' d love to see grade eleven . . . Karen Geary: Wait until my Bobby gets home . . . Anna Origlieri: I even got a 90 in lunch . . . SECOND ROW: John Doyle: My friends call me John, but you can call me Zeus . . . David Ralph: I may never love again . . . Lome Zon: I want Eph- riam back . . . Esther Reingerwirtz: What boy is that? . . . Susan Newman: No relation to Hanna . . . Michael Mascall: I can even fly . . . Bruce Gregersen: I ' ll slap your wrist you silly fish . . . Attilio Marcoccia: lOF ' s Sweet Daddy Siki . . . THIRD ROW: Rick Mateer: I left Latin behind, now I feel fine . . . Sergio Liliani . . . Some of my greatness rubbed off on Mr. B. . . . Fred McCabe: A barber ' s nightmare . . . Donald Dunn: I love myself, who do you love? . . . Peter Martin: He lives in the corner of Mr. D ' s heart . . . Vittorio Pierobon; Mathematically I ' m a genius . . . ABSENTS: Tom McGoey: Pleasant when present . . . Leonard Pezzelli . . .Guess who operates the Mafia? 40