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

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JUNIOR CHOIR SENIOR CHOIR 73

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Top Row: Warren Bourgeois, Bob Pinkerton. 2ncl Row: Hymie Shustik, Rich Sutton, Robin Sears, Chris Pascucci. Seated: Bob Lenkinski (President), Donna Lewis, Mr. Gordon (Staff Sponsor), Giovanna Brusatin, Vince Del Buono. GIRLS ' CLUB This year started off with a big Hop as the grade niners hopped into their initiation. After being put through intricate manoeuvres they were rewarded with ice cream and doughnuts. Later on in the fall we kicked off the football season with new ribbons, beanies, shakers and pennants. Football season was no sooner over than we were in the midst of Christmas cards and baskets. This year the Christmas baskets numbered sixty-three; all of which went t6 the International Institute of Toronto. It has been an interesting and successful year thanks to the students, the reps, our sponsor Mrs. Charlesworth and the executive. Top Row: Melamy Allen, Mike Curran, Bob Mont- gomery, Mike Collisson, Steven Sam. Seated: Dave Keith, Mr. Moore (Sponsor), George Ivi aniak (President). 72 CURRENT EVENTS ORGANIZATION The past year has seen a subtle yet significant change in the idea of the Organization. It has served to provide liaison for the three groups which compose the club, to organize assemblies and to obtain guest speakers for the school. The United Nations Club participated in the eleventh annual U.N. Model Assembly. This year we represented the United Kingdom, under the leadership of Richard Sutton. On United Nations Day the school was presented with the U.N. flag, by the organization. On International Human Rights Dav the school heard a most entertaining speech by Mr. Alan Borovoy. Citizen ' s Forum continued its weekly discussions or diatribes over a wide range of public issues. Thanks go to Mr. Marston, Mr. Coutts, and Miss Sutherland whose joint sponsorship enabled the Forum to continue on the customary Friday Nights. A new experiment, the Trans-Lake Club, was born this year. Its purpose was to engage in mutual research project with Arcadia High in Rochester, N.Y. and then to discuss the findings at conferences in Rochester and Toror o. The Club was highly fortunate in getting Mr. Bob Johnston, a civil rights worker to address an after- school assembly in December. We hooe that the Club will succeed in the future. Miss Rogers and Mr. Pedlar deserve special thanks as loyal sponsors. Through the aid of Mr. Coutts we were able to resume the showing of noon-hour films. But most deserving of thanks is Mr. Gordon, without whose sponsorship none of these activities would have been possible. Bob Lenkinski Marsden Barrick, Marisa Castellarin, Rhonda Graham, Sue Love (President), Karen Chambers, Klara Hecht. Absent: Mrs. Charlesworth (Staff Sponsor). CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club has had a very successful year, mostly because of a large new membership of interested would-be photographers. The Club has busied itself with the taking of class pictures, pictures for the Oracle and other activities. The members have in this w iy an oppor- tunity to come in contact with other organizations and so to participate in their activities. The club ' s equipment has been augmented by some studio lights and a new camera — all of which will aid the club in continuing to render its valuable services to the school. George Iwaniak

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JUNIOR BAND JUNIOR ORCHESTRA 74