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

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SADIE HAWKINS DANCE Everyone with bare feet and straw hat came a stomping to the Sadie this year. It was a great success. Humorous samples of art hid the prison walls so we could relax as soon as we stepped in the door. Marrying Sam and Divorcin Samantha did a roaring business. There is suspicion that there is a bigamy amongst Oakwoodites now. The ' Creeps ' added the beat. We all thought they were terrific. Everyone was in a gay mood . . . except those whose shoe-less feet had been stepped on. MISTLETOE MADNESS ' Mistletoe Madness ' cast its spell over Oakwoodites this Christmas season. The Dance Committee ' s decorating created the ' Counts ' who provided the music and entertainment. They were really different. Santa made his entrance later in the evening. Everybody wanted a chance to sit on his knee. His ' Ho-Ho ' became sarcastic when someone requested a new Oracle staff sponsor. The gang was all there, dancing with great fervour. We departed with ' Merry Xmas ' ringing in our ears. 107

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looking Oilass This year, on the evening of February 18, the young people of Oakwood went Through the Looking Glass . The an- nual At-Home was held at enchanting Casa Loma. The atmosphere was perfect. Couples danced to the music provided by Johnny Lindon and his orchestra. Later in the evening, the suspense was broken — the Prom queens were crowned. Jo-Anne Fisher was chosen Senior Queen, with Brenda Messer and Rose Gruwer princesses. The Junior Queen was Alma Cekelis, with princesses Tiiu Leek and Leslie Uyeno. Tiiu Leek, Alma Cekelis, Leslie Uyeno. 108