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

 - Class of 1965

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lOG FIRST ROW: Gloria Nielsen: The silent girl . . . Barbara Duffus: Babi-Ann . . . Betty AAulgrew: Mrs. Brock, please! . . . Denys Whyte: A rare specie . . . Dianne Cekelis: A walking Encyclopedia . . . Mirella DePersis: The hard working girl . , . Lidija Perger: Has frequent snacks in science . . . AAarisa DiLullo: The short shirt friend . . . Mrs. Brock: Oh! fsuppose so . . . SECOND ROW: Steve Humbal: Likes to make ends meet . . . Gary Longstaff: The matured boy . . . Linda Nix: Indescribably different . . . Dianne Goldberg; Talks with her hands . . . Karen Petzold: Wears hi-heel sneakers . . . Wayne Rowe: A great pretender . . . Marvin Sokolow: Hey Grandma, watcha doing? . . . Frank Trichilo: The smart timid type . . . THIRD ROW: Greg Hall: A comedy of errors . . . Keith Davis: A part time student ... Ian Olsen: Any- body wanna talk? . . . Dave Curtis: One with the most nose, Knows Most . . . Darko Biteznik: Is troubled between com- ing and going . . . Hugh Crosby: Just not wanted . . . Roger Falconi: A typical science observer . . . Kari Jaakkola: What ' re bugging me for? Huh . . . FOURTH ROW: John Miorin: His only problem is Finance , . . Rory Flemming: It ' s easy when you know your score . . . Eldon Lehr: A Nobody . . . 10H FIRST ROW: Hilary Brown: Sir I understand what I ' m saying but you don ' t! . . . Ruth McCutcheon: Mr. Whitney, this is Science homework I ' m doing— honest! . . . Antonetta Tiberia: But sir ... I don ' t understand! . . . Aileen Bielaki Sweet, innocent, lovely, (blackmail involved) . . . Heather King: Life would be dull (giggle) without Heather (giggle) around . . . Mary Gibbons: Her home away from home is the cupboard in 214 . . . Mr. Scott: A really good sport in or out of the pool . . . SECOND ROW: Tony Pistilli: Our class president needs more watching than we do! . . . Wilfred Bozzato: Sweet little Willy! Doria Ciallella; David you ' re so . . . sweet! . . . Andy Nemeth: He is not abnormal, he is just different . . . Franca Guarino: Silent but dangerous . . . Peter Burritt: His loving teachers call him B-U-R-R-l-T-T! . . . Leon Fleischer: He is great according to him . . . CAMERA SHY: Rene Kohn: Andy ' s mad crush . . . Dave Donnelly: He thinks he is a con artist . . . Brian Cummiings: If he had any more curls he could pass for Shirley Temple. 41

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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



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lOL FIRST ROW: Mrs. Cousins: Just use your common sense! . . . Joan MachLachlan: Little cat on a hot tin roof? . . . Joan Biscoe: Would you say that again? . . . Chris Tirllo: Did your homework for you . . . Rita Vivarelli: Our (active) artist . . . Irene Czajkowsky: Do my homework? . . . Silvanna Carletti: I don ' t know— it ' s just funny . . . Elizabeth Toikkanen: Does she or doesn ' t she? . . . Lynda Dillon: So many other boys . . . SECOND ROW: Brian Gregerson: Ah, nope it ' s wrong . . . Norman Black: Dear Abbey . . . Frank Cautillo: French is his favourite subject . . . Jeffery Savlov: And I ' ll wear my Beatle tie . . . Angle Pompilio: She ' s particular . . . Anthony Novak: Our refugee from Hamilton . . . Vincent Catalfo: Canaryman from Western Tech . . . Alan Pellittier: Can you do that the other way around? . . . THIRD ROW: John Shimkoff: Somehow, I don ' t recall that too clearly . . . Alfred Ikeno: Our anxious scientist? . . , Joe Steinbok: Elenor —oh Elenor . . . James Hogg: The Jackie Gleason . . . Sandra Sperduti: But I thought-oh forget it . . . John Spina: The French and Latin helper . . . Phillip Lake: Detention! I ' ve got a game tonight . . . Peter Moll: Quiet-with exceptions . . . FOURTH ROW: Klaus Smrczek: El Gabbog the second . . . Victor Tkachick: Our novelist . . . David Steele: G-o-o-f(y) . . . Sheldon Alspector: Penny Collection to-day . . . Raymond Brickman: Clop clop, here comes trig- ger . . . Lewis Leone: Our McCartney. ABSENT: Helen Goodman: Our after Christmas addition . . . Natasha Grando: Our halfday visitor . . . Jeffery Stein: Sign the book . . , lOM FIRST ROW: Roberta Picco: Hard working student . . . Joy MacDonald: Teachers are good for making faces at . . . Jane Corden: Girl with class spirit and class money . . . Robin Baker: Loves Mr. Andrew ' s paper darts . . . Marilyn Voden: Desperate . . .Anna Aguano: A friend of desperate . . . Anita Levesque One half of lOM ' s Beatle fan club . . . Wendy Batchelor: Giggles ... Mr. Pedlar: Slave-driver . . . SECOND ROW: Beth Williams: Silent . . . Sue McGuire: Wild one . . , Irene Urbensky: The other half of lOM ' s Beatle fan club . . . Ann Katrycz: Disgusted . . . Patty Salsberg: I ' m smart, I think . . . Marianne Sambrook: Quiet, v hen her mouth is closed ... Pat McGuire: (Censored) . . . Rita Harrison: Only sane person in lOM . . . Gino Pincente: Refugee from Western Tech . . . THIRD ROW: Larry Brown: Lives in another dimension . . . Bobby Whitby: Miss Thompson ' s pet peeve . . . George Lucchesi: Just plain George . . . Bill Woytowich; Proud of his uncle Bob . . . Tony Ricci: Latin whiz . . . John Russo: Brain from St. Mike ' s . . . Joe Bernardelli: Alias the clown . . . Kevin Judge: Good things come in small packages, however, there are exceptions . . . FOURTH ROW: Wayne Wright: Wright is never right . . . Ronnie Kohut: The nutty professor . . . Benny Spensieri: Wonder boy . . . Sam Goldband: Yea Pulford . . . Richard Bosco: the guy with the ten dollar hair cut . . . Felix Reuben: Another Wes- tern escapee . . . Ned Judge: Lives on a basketball court . . . Gene Burjan: I won ' t be around when this gets printed . . . CAMERA SHY: Alex Pasut- Smart Alec. 42

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