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

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THEATRE NIGHT On Friday and Saturday nights, February the 6 and 7, the Masquers put on an excellent production of Peter Ustinou ' s play Romanoff and Juillet. . All the cast was excellent with Bob Ezrin as the general, and Sean Zambora, George Iwan- iak, Sam Fialkow and Dianne Pasken as the parents of Romanoff, Lex Gropper, and Juillet, Tiuheek. Under the fine leadership of Mr. Foster, Miss Blair, and Mr. Dickinson, the participants of the play proved to be talented actors and actresses. The Stage Crew did a mai-vellous job of set- ting and lighting the scenes, and we extend our thanks to the Girl ' s Club which graciously pro- vided usherettes and ticket collectors. The play was a great success and everyone who contributed to it in anyway is to be congratulated. CHRISTMAS DANCE Despite rumours that only forty people has pur- chased tickets for the Christmas Dance of 1964, there was a good turnout. This year ' s dance was entitled Fantasy In White . Dance Music was supplied by Richie Knight and His Midknights. (A good choice we all agreed.) Of course, a Christmas Dance wouldn ' t be com- plete without Santa Claus, a large Christmas tree, and Christmas Spirit. Santa visited us about half- way through the evening and he brought the good cheer that was needed by all. The Christmas Trees were supplied — well lets just say that the Christmas Trees were supplied. The Spirit was provided by the excellent decorating job that the Dance Committee did. And last but certainly not least the Mistletoe was very inconspicuously hung over the entrance ... it went unnoticed. CLARKS DESERT BOOTS - OF COURSE!! (WE WILL GIVE 10% DISCOUNT TO ALL STUDENTS SHOWING STUDENT CARD) SHELMARK FINE SHOES 964 ST. CLAIR W. (OPPOSITE OAKWOOD COLLEGIATE) 82

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ATHLETIC NIGHT The G.A.A. and B.A.A. combined forces and gave Oakwood two of the most exciting Athletic Nights of the year. For the energetic types there was swimming at a splash party gymnastics, basketball, pushball, bad- minton, and even judo. Those who preferred to watch saw the teachers beat us in the volleyball game (not by much though). However the Oakwood Srs. defeated Harbord ' s bas- ketball team by a score of 27-25. As if people had not already exerted themselves all enjoyed monkeying to Donny and the Squires in the girl ' s gym ending a thoroughly terrific evening. PYSORAMA This year the girls Phys. Ed. show was on an international level. Each number represented a dif- ferent country in the United Nations. The first half of the program took place in the gymnasium. Ballrom dancing, modern jazz, and gym- nastics were the main features. The second half took place in the pool. Here our excellent swimmers demonstrated diving, speed skills, and complicated synchronized swimming routines. The show was a terrific success and ended with a roaring boys basketball game. 81

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