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

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Miss Medri t - r - ' ?. Miss Mills Mr. Moore Mr. Nicholson Miss Orok Miss Patrick Mr. Pedlar Mr. Pfaff Mrs. Porter Mr. Putnam Mr. Raymer Miss Rogers Mrs. Saul Mr. Scott Mr. Smith Mr. Smith Miss Sutherland Mr. Taylor Mr. Taylor Miss Thompson Mr. Warner Miss Warren Mr. Whitney Mr. Wilson Miss Wright

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STAFF Miss Gough Miss Grant Mr. Green Mr. Griffin Miss Grimes Miss Havey Miss Hay Miss Hebbes Miss Hutcheson Mr, Inch Miss Iwasaki Miss Johnston Miss Jones Miss Joyner Miss Keith Mr. King Mrs. Kumagai Mrs. Laquerre Mr. Lobb Mrs. MacBeth Mr. Marston Mr. Martin Mr. Mayhew Mr. McKinney

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Odkwood Mdcoma.. MR. BELL Mr. Bell taught in the Mechanical Engineering Department of U. of T. before finding himself in Oakwood ' s hallowed halls. He is now teaching science, mathematics and physics to Oakwoodites who, in his opinion, live up to the motto: Every girl a lady; every boy a gentleman . MR. CHANG Mr. Chang has come to Oakwood all the way from Hong Kong. He received his B.Sc. at St. John ' s University in Shanghai. Presently teaching mathematics and physics, Mr. Chang is interested in classical music. We hope that he enjoys teaching in Canada. MR. DUNLEVIE Mr. Dunlevie has returned to the sanctity of Oakwood to teach Latin after four years at River- dale. His hobbies include reading, music, squash and skiing. We are hoping he will enjoy his present stay at Oakwood as much as he has in the past. MISS GOUCH Miss Gough, one of the team of gym teachers, is a graduate of U. of T. in Physical and Health Education. In her spare time, she likes to play bridge, read and sew (not all at once)! MR. GREEN Mr. Green received his B.A.Sc. at U. of T. and went on to take a course in Business Administra- tion. His hobbies range through sports to business analysis. Mr. Green is now teaching mathematics and physics and is serving as the Oracle ' s business manager. He says he is pleased to be associated with the fine staff and student body of O.C.I, and we are just as pleased to have him with us. MR. WARNER Mr. Warner taught in Gait after receiving his B.A. at U. of T. He now teaches English to Oak- woodites whom he finds very earnest. We are hop- ing that he will continue to see us in this favour- able light. MISS JOHNSTON A new face in the Home Economics room is Miss Johnston, who comes to us from Listowel District Secondary School. Although she enjoys horseback riding, painting and travelling, she does not seem to enjoy the task of carrying groceries. Come on, Oakwoodites! Let ' s give Miss Johnston a hand. MRS. MACBETH Oakwood welcomes Mrs. MacBeth from New Brunswick where she taught at Saint John High School. Her many hobbies include skiing, skating and travel. Mrs. MacBeth finds Oakwoodites very outspoken and self-assured. She seems to be catch- ing some of our contagious school spirit. MR. MARTIN Mr. Martin hails from London town (England that is). Besides teaching physics and chemistry, his interests include music and bridge. We Oakwood- ites find Mr. Martin really first class. MR. MAYHEW The new member of Oakwood ' s Sports World is Mr. Mayhew. He comes from Queen ' s University. He enjoys spending his leisure time in skiing, swim- ming and the theatre. Mr. Mayhew finds it a pleasure working with Oakwoodites as we are sure they enjoy working with him. MISS MILLS Miss Mills has come to us from Oakville. Majoring in Mathematics and Physics, she received her B.Sc. at U. of T. We hope that she will enjoy her stay at Oakwood. MR. RAYMER Mr. Raymer, the new head of our Physics Department, spent eight years in industry as an electronics engineer. He is another skiing and music enthusiast as well as working in amateur radio. MR. TAYLOR Being new to Toronto, Mr. Taylor heard rumours about Oakwood and he decided to teach here to see if they were true. Evidently he has not been disappointed.