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

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SHIRLEY RYLOTT Past: Jr. Choir, Physorama, Interform volley- ball, cooking up a storm in the Home Ec. room. Present: Street cars that forget school starts at 9:00, the 61 steps to my locker. Future: Teachers ' College. GERALD SAITO Past: Fell flat on my back trying to play foot- ball and flat on my face trying to play MUSIC. Pet Peeve: Buying the Oracle to see what went on at Oakwood and trying to stand up. Future: Standing up and joining the S.P.C.A. WITH Ura. SUSAN SALPETER Past: KNO 3, Junior Orchestra, Senior Orches- tra, (wow I made it!) Physorama, sports, and now the Oracle. Trying to sell all 15 Observers at 8:55. Present: Come on class keep quiet and do your work, ah please. I got a great idea, how about a Fizzles party. VASSA SAROFF Past: Member of Jr., Sr. and Girls ' Choir. . . . Senior Choir Executive . . . Present: The an- swers in the back of the book must be wrong. . . I must learn how to do those chemistry prob- lems. Future: Teachers ' College. BOB SAVAGE Past: Grade 9; pulled curtains for stage crew. 10; MY FIRST FISH among 20 other books. 11; served refreshments at dances. 12; chased women. 13; took up hunting — up to Jeffs. Pet Peeve: Church (keys). Future: U. of ?; WINE, WOMEN, PSYCHOLOGY. ANIKO SCHEINER Past: Struggling with large desks and high library and locker shelves. Pet Peeve: Those Cafeteria Lunches (cottage cheese). Future: Struggling with more desks and shelves and eating more lunches and travelling. SUZANNE SCHERK Past: Spending summers on sunny Bermuda beaches. Present: Jellyfish and American tour- ists. Future: General Science at U. of T. or a nearby American University for journalism. JIM SERBA Past: Btm., Jr. Sr. Football, Choir, President of the Inner Circle of the outer outercasts . Present: People who don ' t think that a 132 lb. guard can make the All Star team and people I can ' t find anything wrong with. Future: 132 lb. guard for the Blues proving the world is flat. ANNE SMART Past: How to win friends and influence people by your enlightening discussions of suicide. Present: Nil. Future: Thinking positively about all the negative facets of my life. BETH SMITH I cheered on field and on court to rally our school support. I completely drenched the front row doing kips and dolphins in the aqua show. My bass never did learn to play his notes so from the orchestra I was smote. I presided on the G.A.A. basketball and volleyball filled each day. If Grade 13 ends up O.K. Phys. Ed. might find at U. of A. GRAHAM SMITH Past: Aachoo, 4 years of hiding from Miss Hay behind a tuba, 3 years on the Welfare commit- tee and I never saw the money, aachoo. Pres- ent: History teachers Bless ' em all. Future: Ph.D. in History but contemplating Science. ROBERT SNIDERMAN Past: Looking at other ' s work. Present: Press agent for O.C.I. ' s Ukrainian Male Chorus. Fu- ture: Seeing person for blind dog.

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GORD PYZER Past: Unofficial champion at being first out the front door at 3:20. Present: To play, to drink, to live, perchance to study — aye, there ' s the rub. Future: Tutoring the younger generation in the art of Browing Prof. Pyzer. Honours Geography at York. JACK RANNISTE Past: Jr. and Sr. Football and trying to have some fun without suffering the consequences. Present: Hoping the consequences don ' t catch up with me until after the final exams. Future: A Millionairing course at some progressive university. FLORENCE RAPPAPORT Past: Junior Orchestra, Senior Strings, Senior Orchestra. Pet Peeve: Attempting to study for tests and examinations. Future: Teachers ' Col- lege. SOL ' VEIG RASANEN Past: Ions of time in the gym, a few more in orchestra, then some in class, back to the gym, G.A.A. meetings and running to the bank every noon. Future: Living the life of a Phys. Ed. teacher and listening to sincere radio announc- ers expounding the views as: Words of praise, Tend one to raise. To innumerable heights Of insignificance. CHRIS RAWLINSON Past: Five years humouring people who think The Institution School is somehow related to education. Pet Peeve: School Yearbooks which require instant opinion and prefabricated idio- syncracy. Future: A political leader of the Op- position D. STEVE RELYEA Past: Gym team, football, singing Beatle songs during rehearsals . . . blowing up, MacLeod while thinking of . . . his pussycat. Pet Peeve: No I ' m not French, should take up tennis in- stead of Trig. Future: A go-go dancer in the girls ' dorm at U.C.L.A. STEWART ROSS Past: Citizens Forum, Current Events, Business manager of Observer, assistant editor Observer, Attending high level intellectual ideas like flea dances master drummer. Present: Commuter ' s Special. DAVID ROTENBERG (DOV) Past: Jr. Orchestra, Concert Band, Swim Team, Volleyball, Bronze and Award of Merit Instruc- tion, basketball, trying to squeeze studying into my schedule. Present: Breaking a record num- ber of test tubes in chemistry, detention room attendance. Teaching swimming in an inept pool to ineot students at an inept time. Mike Kestenberg. Future: U. of T. Medicine. BARBARA RICE Past: Grade 13 at Thornhill. Present: Grade 13 at Oakwood. Future: Not again? ? ? DAVID RINTOUL Past: Attended public school dans la province de Quebec. Present: Short weekends all great men are dying — I don ' t feel well myself. Future: Mathematics at U. of T. or Waterloo University. Retire at an early age and see the world. WINSTON RUMO Past: J.P.C. Treasurer and D. J. Central Tech . . . When will Steve get it? Many long trips to Sutton. Present: Overweight people who push their weight around — I ' m Benny Zon ' s steady in Waterloo. Becoming 21 in the middle of final exams. Future: Eliminating overweight people. Not goinf to Waterloo. WENDY RYERSON Past: Jr. Choir, Oracle, Swimming. Basketball, Girls ' Club Exec. Pet Peeve: People not inter- ested in Europe and people who don ' t like food. Future: York University — then the WORLD.

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BARRETT STARRATT Past: Born in N.S. Quit school to work in a mill. Joined the R.C.A.F. After discharge came to Toronto to work. Married and one son. Pres- ent: Back to school. Future: University and missionary work in Northland. NEIL STEPHENSON Past: See Grads 1964 - 65. Present: People who say I ' m a 6 year man when I ' m really a 5 year man. Future: Can ' t see that far. JAMES STEVENSON Past: Good things are fleeting in the memory and I remember only the painful things that I don ' t care to recall. Present: Searching for moral freedom to release me from my puritan conscience and an even more puritan society. ALFRED STOPPEL Past: See last year ' s Oracle for vital statistics plus Grade 13 Post Grad. Present: Trying to introduce beards so that Grubs can take over the school. Future: Attending College of the Ozarks to major in Basket Weaving and Sew- ing, trying to help Stan Stien get out of Oak- wood. BERNIE TAIT Past: Dance Committee. Present: ? ? ? Future; Teachers ' College — B.A. Travel. TONY TAMMIK Past: 6 years of football, interform pushball. Present: Trying to figure one out. Future: Col- lecting pension benefits from football, Ryerson and seeing the world. FRANCES TAMO Past: Junior Orch. Senior Strings, Senior Orch., The little girl who was part of the ferociously ruf gang and the feet under the cello. Pet Peeve: Spells chemistry Izzie . Future: Going to get back at the world. Attend L.T.C. RENZO TANEL Past: Wild and pugnacious. Present: Let ' s get the hang of it. Future: To be or not to be, that takes work. U. of T. BRUCE THACKER Past: Camera club. Choir, Rifle club, Signal corps. Past Secretary of the Inner Circle of the Outer Outcasts. Present: Ignorant lower school, Rick ' s wild jokes. Future: Re-election as Secre- tary of I.C.O.O., Feeding squirrels between Honour Science classes at the U. of T. BOB TURKINGTON Past: Work, work, work. Present: Cause of my stupidity (?) When the brains were being hand- ed out I thought they said Trains and I missed them. Future: Accounting. TIM TURNER Past: Cadet Band, Jr. and Sr. Football, Hockey, Intramural baseball, basketball and truancy club. Present: No complaints. I ' d like to see a curling rink throughout the length of the front hall. Future: Chemical Engineering at U. of T.? Maybe another year or so at O.C.I. — get better acquainted. ROSALYN TWARD Past: Horning in on junior orchestra and con- cert orchestra. Pet Peeve: double horns, run- ning up and down four flights of stairs four times a day every day. Future: Following my class through the halls of U. of T.