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

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n MARKO KATIC Past: Library Club, Chess Team. Present: Try- ing to think up a suitable pet peeve. Future: U. of T. M.P.C. with an affluent future to bask BARBARA KERKOFSKY Past: Junior Orchestra, Library Club, Senior Strings, Camera Club, and finally Senior Or- chestra. Future: University. ' ri PAT KNIGHTS Past: splashing in the Phys., talking in orches- tra, starving in first period. Pet Peeve; an arm, plaster casts and a rubber ball. Future: massaging someone else ' s arm or joining the noise makers at the Edward Johnson Building. RON KOSCIOLEK Past: Wondering what to write. Present: Writ- ing it. Future: Hoping I won ' t have to write it next year. MICHAEL KESTENBERG Past: In between Jr. and Sr. Orchestra, Swim Team, basketball and football and there was Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Charlesworth and now Mr. Lobb. Present: Trying to talk Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Charlesworth, and now Mr. Lobb out of D ' s. Michael Rotenberg. Future: U. of T. then Law. Then back to Mr. Hobbs, Mr. Charlesworth, and Mr. Lobb to make up for all the lost arguments. GERY KITT Past: Spent 4 years in forms 9H, lOD, IID, 12D, generally added nothing to O.C.L but my presence. Present: Work in general. Future: Honours Geography at Waterloo. J S I % ■ DAN KRUTKEWICH Past: From some unknown isolated outpost. Present: Driving to school on my tractor. Prove to the world that I can plough the entire Oak- wood campus in less than 45 minutes. Future; Head a National Student Revolution or receive a degree in basket weaving or water polo from the University of Florida. One thing that ' s cer- tain it ' s not high marks in French. KATHIE KUCHAR Past: Most depressing. Present; Ah bien maudit de mende. People who say they see but they really don ' t understand, pousse ta viande mon vieux. Future; Modern languages at U. of T. JUDY LAKATOS Past: Choir and lots of hard study? ? ? Pet Peeve: Monday mornings when you start wait- ing for Friday again. Future: Teachers ' College, U. of T. or matrimony, or maybe all. DAVID LAKER Past: Taking a sedative before entering every Latin Class. Pet Peeve: Be reasonable class. . . Do it my way. Future: U. of T. Commerce and Finance. GORDON LASCHINGER Past: ? ? ? Present: Gym Classes. Future: Uni- versity in Montreal. JOE LAUFER Past: Library Club, Chess Club president, hav- ing my name but not my article printed in the Observer. Convincing people that there are more idealists than realists in the world. Pres- ent: There ARE more idealists than realists in the world. Future: Being a realist in an ideal- istic world. 11 f

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DANUTA HOPPE-RADOMSKI Past: Danny learned her first word of English 6 years ago. She masters both Polish and French. If anyone has not seen a mermaid this year we recommend this pretty gal. Pet Peeve: At present she translates Catullus ' poetry with cruel fire of love. Future: U. of T. IZZIE HOROWITZ Past: Junior and Senior Basketball teams, Senior Orchestra, Chambers Orchestra and sport editor of Oracle. Pet Peeve: Basketball coach to student: Why don ' t you practise violin at half-time? Orchestra leader to student: Why don ' t you practise basketball during rests? What is the present interrogative, third person singular of the verb to be ' (Answer — Is he?) HANS HUEPPELER Past: Very happy but lazy. Present: Study like mad. Future: Looks bright. Electrical engineer- ing at Waterloo. AMILCARE (MIMI) ALFREDO lANNUCCI Past: Sum civis Romanus. Oakwood and home- work, homework and Oakwood — the most miserable years of our life. Only bright spots — last day of grade 9 etc. Present: Now is the winter of our discontent. Will this (school) year ever end? Future: U. of T. to complete my education. Black Belt Karate. CHUCK JACOBS Past: Dance Committee (taking down decora- tions when all have left.) UNFORGETABLE days in Cadets and History classes with a sweet white-haired old lady. Pet Peeve: I have too many to think of one. Future: Teachers ' Col- lege or some other institution. GARY JEPSON Past: Birth. Present: Periods 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9. Future: See next year. ALLAN M. JOEL Past: Oakwood. Pet Peeve: What am I doing here when I have already received my Grade 13 Diploma? ? ? Future: Music at U. of T. LARRY JOHNSTON Past: Spent last 5 years loafing. Pet Peeve: Present doesn ' t last long enough to figure out what I do in it . Future: Will avoid working, if possible. Perhaps the only person to be a U.T.S. old boy and Oakwoodite at the same time. HELENA KAMINSKI Past: Library Club, Jr. and Sr. Orchestra, chew- ing gum to a Jazz Cymbal Beat, arguing, U.N. Club, attempts at a peaceful co-existence with my principles . Present: An organized at- mosphere. Teachers annoyed by originality in handwriting, false rumours spread by Gab- riele Haussmann about my argumentative na- ture. Future: Political Science, Law, at McGill. Provoking International incidents in the Foreign Service, Converting the world to Materialism. PAUL KARTON Past: Air Cadets, Two weeks in the Chess Club. Present: When I ' m in the wrong mood: any- thing and anybody. Future: Modern Languages at U. of T. — France — University of Paris. LOUIS KARTZOWITZ Past: Jr. Orchestra, Senior Strings, Sr. Orches- tra, Intramural sports, O.C.I. 5 years. Present: Trying to get up each morning 5 days a week to drive to a certain destination before a des- ignated time. I usually fail and end up in front of the designated book. Future: An institute of advanced knowledge — anywhere except Oak- wood. FERN KASMAN Past: Avoiding choir practises from 9 - 12. Dis- tributing kleenex to forgetful classmates. Dodg- ing homework assignments and French accents. Pet Peeve: Teachers who give out homework as if tomorrow would be doomed. People who borrow kleenex. French accents that aren ' t there or face the wrong way. Future: Borrowing kleenex, dodging homework at U. of T. and abolition of all French accents.

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BOHDAN LAWRENTIN Past: BOZO, Harbord C. I., very active life, participated in everything. Present: O.C.I., foot- ball, hockey, and basketball enthusiast, Hi-Fi bug. Rhythm and Blues supporter. Future: Com- merce and Finance or Pharmacy at U. of T. ROD LAWSON Past: Veteran of Oakwood. Present: See last year ' s Oracle. Future: See next year ' s Oracle. TONY LEA Past: Accident prone with 2 football injuries — broken jaw and thumb. Unofficial Football Record — Injured first practice. Present: They don ' t ask my name any more for admit slips But I thought 6th period started at 1:23 Sir. I saw Miles last period at the restaurant. Many outside activities, Future: U. of T. Honour Geography — will continue outside activities. GAIL LEWIS Past: Four years at Oakwood, one year at Central Commerce, one year at B.T.Co. Pres- ent: 9:00 - 3:20, periods 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9. Future: Teachers ' College (ulp! I hope.) MARY LEWIS Past: 8 years at St. Mildred ' s College, 6 years at Bishop Strachan School. Pet Peeve: Attend- ing Oakwood to get better marks in 3 subjects and a credit in one. Future: University — Gen- eral Course. STAN LICHTENSTEIN Past: For the past, nothing of lasting import- ance, nor of any benefit to the mind. Pet Peeve: Dean of Post Graduate Students. When Cap- tain Andy Witer is back next year give him a job. Future: A Nobel Prize for Literature. MICHAEL LIPANI Past: Short careers in vocal music, studying art, gymnastics, studying, cross country, typing, etc. Pet Peeve: People who have mistaken my shy and troubled self as. having a less desirable quality. 5 ' 2 Brunette(s) who is (are) older than I and think I ' m 20 or 21. Future: U. of T. or . . . or . . . not really decided. JIM LITTLE Past: Concert Band, Childhood and trying to be friendly. Present: Teachers who memorize the textbooks instead of the students, also the people who use the phrase grow up . Future: More childhood R.M.C. or U. of T. and even- tually the cemetery. ROSA ANTONIA LIUZZI Past: Transferred from St. Joseph ' s College this year. Present: Injustice of any kind. Fu- ture: Go in for teaching. ROY LUMMISS Past: Jr., Sr. Choir — Otherwise Uneventful, Rifle Club. Pet Peeve: Being Cut-up in a certain Geometry Class. Future: University and Ace? Not Oakwood 66 - 67 . GLEN MACKLIN Past: See Oracle 65 page 20 — bottom row. Present: Cackling females whose incessant chat- ter keeps one from getting into the right frame of mind before nine. Future: Teachers ' College or University. ANNA MAKSYMLUK Volleyball every year, physorama shows. Pet Peeve: Treasurer of dance committee. Secretary of Girls ' Club. Future: Interior Design at Ryer- son — I hope!