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

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GABRIEL ZIMMERMAN Past: 5 years at Oakwood spent partly in Chess Club, partly on Oracle Advertising but mostly in classrooms. Pet Peeve: You look at the clock and later you look again but only one minute has passed. Why is English a compulsory sub- ject? Future: U. of T., possibly, how? GAIL ZUPNIK Past: Nothing Spectacular. Pet Peeve: Physics. Why does everyone keep asking whether my nails are real? Future: Hope to go into Phar- macy at U. of T. V. Antonowych G. Badovinac R. Barnecutt A. Bayley A. Boccioni J. Carnio J. Clarke M. D ' Arcangelo B. Dean G. Dubinsky E. Georgievich J. Gibbins A. Grace M. Grossman G. Hutcheson H. Jones S. Lombardo P. Lucie P. Maccabe The Sounds o£ Silence

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LAWRENCE URA Past: Left end Bantam Football, 4 yrs: Track team. Junior Orchestra, Junior Band, nominated Ralph for Grade 12 Rep, for President of Caput, for Miss Oakwood. Pet Peeve: English teachers in Portable 3, who crack lousy puns. Teachers who mistake me for Izzie Horowitz; Students who don ' t shave their moustaches. TERJO VALVE Past: Swim Team, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Sr. Foot- ball, Gym Team, B.A.A., Bronze and Award of Merit, pushball and Hi-Y. Present: People who say Terj why aren ' t you playing football this year? Future: Parking — U. of T. Phys. Ed. — Parking. Denting a few cars and arguing with women drivers. MARIO VENERUS Past: Five years at Oakwood. Present: Trying to keep up with the grade 13 course. Future: Commerce and Finance. LUIGI DI VIRGILIO Past: 4 yrs. St. Michael ' s College. Retired bas- ketball player. Present: Trying to find time for school work between extra-curricular ac- tivities. Future: Ryerson Poly-tech. Institute. Hopes to be a good drummer. MARY WALSH Past: Scribbling in Caput, talking in Orchestra, counting on Welfare, eating ice-cream. Pet Peeve: Bread square Pie round. Future: Swimming in the Ganges. DAN WATERFIELD Past: Jr. and Sr. Choir, Swim Team, Intramural Football, hockey, baseball, basketball. Golf Team. Present: Wondering when days are going to be given off to go and play golf. Always trying to keep on the right side of D.D. (for three years ' yet) P.S. maybe forever. Future: Unsure but bound to be interesting and excit- ing. University of Yucatan Peninsula ' s basket- weaving course. ANDREI WITER Past: Dean of Grade 13 rookies. Present: Dean of Grade 13 veterans, Official Lipstick Taster, Regardez, c ' est une femme du monde. Future: Captain Andy the Dean of Deans. PETER ZABOROWSKI Past: 5 years of art in 207, with various other subjects filling out the timetable. Present: Try- ing to make sense out of a new language: . Physics (It ' s Greek to me.) Future: General Arts and Sciences at York. LYNETTE WINTER Past: Jr. Choir, Girls ' Chorale, Jr. Girls ' Choir, being a badgering class treasurer, Swearing in geography class, Liza Doolittle, Sec. of Dance Committee, Teasing Pete, Freezing at football games and going hoarse at basketball games. Present: Kids who skip classes of which the number is growing. German vocabulary. SHEILA WINTER Past: Those 6 years at Oakwood were rough, I found them exceedingly tough, I had to work hard. But my head — It ' s like hard. Oh. The time I had learning that stuff. Present: When they were handing out brains, I thought they said pains. And I said, Thanks, but no thanks. Future: Bending bones at the Canadian Mem- orial Chiropractic College. CAROL ZAWISKI Past: School. Pet Peeve: School. Future: School (sounds exciting, eh?) DONNA ZEKAS Past: Import from OCI, forking around on a Norton, Wild and Wonderful R. Y. Pet Peeve: Last year ' s and this year ' s G.A.A. rep. Scholar — Trying to avoid Grade 14. Future: Making wheehes and donuts (U. of T.) Hitchhiking through Europe.

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