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

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12C FIRST ROW: Marguerite Rotcho: She likes chocolate bars . . . Pat Slade: The Pres. . . . Janet Munro: I quit Sunday . . . Pat Bennett: Mr. Battle ' s pet . . . Penny Wells: Julie ' s sharp friend . . . Sandra MacLeod: Every- buddy ' s buddy. Julie Paul: Miss Personality? ? ? . . . Mr. Battle: . . . SECOND ROW: Dianne Donaldson: Is now looking up to grade 13 . . . Sonia Ciacci: My boy- friend doesn ' t go to this school. . . . Elizabeth Goldach: I don ' t touch the stuff . . . Eleanor Joudry: Mr. Battle ' s Pet ' s pet . . . Jill Zagorski: Where ' s Chip? . . . Gloria Shelepinsky: Man delights not me . . . Mary Elles: Helped the Oracle out this year? . . . Toyoo Katsuragi: His group had 42% fewer cavities . . . Alan Hedder- wick: A sixty-niner, B. of C. . . . Antal Barath: Sharp tooth . . . Sheldon Klimitz: Nose everything! Adriano Ridolfo: The heaven ' s breath smells woolingly here. Harold Posner: Lover ' 66 revised edition . . . William Hutcheson: Asbestos . . . John Miller: Without His- tory he would be tired Larry Ruznisky: The Vultch . . . Joseph Del Col: I just can ' t do a thing with It! . . . Francesco Cannatelli: Good marks except for His- tory . . . George Payne: Don ' t speak to him — he stood fourth. 12D FIRST ROW: Bill Folliott: Going to the barber . . . Alex Amigo: People who think life in the Soviet Union is enjoyable . . . Ken Kinsley: Hypocrites politi- cians . . . Elaine Karton: Being marked absent by the teachers who don ' t see her . . . Connie Verge: People who don ' t think girls should ride motorcycles . . . Agatha Valentini: Being bothered by a certain Ukrain- ian named John . . . Guy Attisano: ' Teachers who check homework . . . Mr. Putnam. SECOND ROW: Antonio Bezjak: No peeve; likes everything . . . Tony Pisani: Maple Leaf hockey fans . . . Nick D ' Alimonte: Seeing little guys get picked on . . . Rob Fairley; Cars that weave around his motorcycle . . . David Matthews: Mickey Mouse re-runs . . . Frank Mauti: Water . . . Jim Fortune: Wild lab partners . . . Gary Russell: French . . . Ray Wrixon: Teachers who don ' t approve of off- the-cuff humour in class . . . THIRD ROW: Mauro Gardonio: Tall, red haired creatures who mark up books . . . Dario Stucchi: Trying to think of a pet peeve . . . Bryan Davies: People who don ' t appreciate humourous limericks . . . Doug Pearse: Sick jokes (un- less he tells them) . . . Doug Walker: Looking in the mirror each morning . . . Jack Steinberg: School . . . John Cowan: Fund-seekers, especially on Wednesdays . . . George Dubinsky: Lack of a corresponding male- female ratio, in 12D . . . Gene Pankewich: Pleasant pluckers . . . FOURTH ROW: Mick Pitto: Monday mornings, Tuesday mornings, etc. . . Maurice Biancolin: People who don ' t laugh at his jokes . . . Brian Konkle: People who don ' t smile in his pictures . . . Ron Webster: Short shower-stalls and door frames . . . Ken Pratt: Teachers who don ' t approve of jeans . . . ABSENT: Rosa Procopio: Being called Mini Ha! Ha! and Poca- hontas . . . Bill Pinchin: Teachers who don ' t allow elec- tronics experiments in their classes . . . Tom Robert: Food? in the cafeteria. 56

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J2A FIRST ROW: Olena Oleshnia: Noted mathematical wizard . . . Leslie Kevy: Quiet, but deadly . . . Ruth Piechulla: Piechy-Keen . . . Stuart Campbell: Great lover of Yogi . . , Lory Zimburg: One member at the deadly duol . . , Mai-Reet Eljas: Loves - 1955 blue Pontiacs . . . Zdena Daicar: In perpetual motion . . . Maria Foresto: The other hald of the deadly duol . . . SECOND ROW: Dave Frank; Has the longest sideburns in town . . . Bernie Goldfarb: Fingers . . . Ken Shulman: Has a loud pair of hands . . . Sharon Takasaki: Finds Teresa ' s ear irresistible . . . Teresa Zajc: Alias Fifi De I ' Amour . . . Bob Pinkerton: Our budding TV star . . . George Marzotto; Alias a well-informed Italian peasant . . . Martin Unger: Alias the postman . . . THIRD ROW: Warren Pidhirny: Lends Chemistry notes for a living . . . Isaac Adler: He ' s even sleeping in the picture John Katie: Constantly enlightening George in chemistry . . . Willie Kirchner: Innocent bystander in math class? . . . Michael Ingber: Has brain strain be- cause of these captions . . . Brian MacDonald: Refugee from De La Salle . . . Jim Butt: James, the educated robot . . . Joe Muto: The original mumbler . . . Vince Del Buono; Oakwood ' s own Jim Brown . . . Peter Tikovt: I think-um, ah, oh, um-well yes . . . FOURTH ROW: Bernie Mohr: Alias Captain John Smith . . Jerry Shoot: Alias the bailiff . . . ABSENT: Donna Zosik: Whisper a little louder please . . . Mr. Gordon: Interpret and Analyze, Analyze and Interpret . . . I2B In the gay LAND of RICCILUCUS near the BARBARAy coast lived a FRUITMAN named Robert who had been OSTRAcized from his native land and was now a FREEDMAN. ROBERT ' S SON a MATCH TINKER named ELI ' N, the owner of a BENT FORD and a harMONICA, wanted to MARRI LYNN a girl with many adMYERS. He had met her under GREGISH skies as she gathered peat AN ' WOOD. MARK US down for a match she said, TARRY a while SHE LAmented. That night he supped at her house. She brought in several plates of food. GEE FREE GOLDEN BERGS he ex- claimed. WILL YAMS satisfy your hunger, she asked? NAY! NOODLE soup he replied and then added LEM- me have some MARJALade and MAR TEA. When she brought in dessert he said, GEE A NUTTY cake. She then changed into a SANDRAn robe BEN KNIT for her. The colour of the robe was ROSE N ' yellow. As she approached him he sneezed KUSHNEER, KUSH- NEER for he was allergic to it. Remove that appara- tus. IRLY the next morning as he was going back to town he said MY ONE desire is to get rid of that CORNAY robe. 55

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12E FIRST ROW: Gayle Roebuck: Left. No, right is what I mean . . . Susan Morris: Does her math homework before it ' s taught . . . Loretta Geary: Calm only when she ' s not talking . . . Lynne Cotey: The mouth . . . Yvonne Overton; We have a job for you. Bubbles! . . . Madli Tamme: The hunted . . . Pia Negenmen: Looks are deceiving . . Miss Warren: Je suis sourde . . . SEC- OND ROW: Brian Golden: Let me say this about that . . . Nick Galifi: Record report relater . . . Ken Mac- Lachlan: The great white hunter? . . . Mike Zelisko: Honkey, the Christmas goose . . . Heidi Haefliger: Little Heidi comes from the mountains . . . Dianne Fisher: Nice girl with a nice smile . . . David King: Isn ' t tall, dark and handsome — out of three isn ' t bad . . . Keith Giles: Sleep much? No, but often! . . . Mark Lang: The crazy mange artist . . . THIRD ROW: Peter Fran- ciscy . . . Lose his head if it wasn ' t fastened on (com- pliments of Miss Warren) . . . Jan Zoltowski: Use your head; it ' s the little things that count . . . Stan Klimitz: Secundum nulli . . . Dennis Cruttenden: Art (less) on the loose . . . John Burrows: To air is human . . . Barry Zimmerman: Stiffen that diaphragm! . . . Solution to the general Quadratic equation Andre Sidlar: x = (-b b2 - 4ac)? . . . Dave Burkes: . . . Finally made 2a it (Caput)? . . . Rick Ainslie: Everybody bows to the class prez? . . . Harry Jacobs: Zek the Kek with a 409 .. . ABSENT: Rita Zirbser: Would rather work than find out her exam marks . . . Barbara Boyes: The quiet mouth . . . Susan Love: The best place for your bathroom scale is in front of the fridge . . . Fred Al- dred: How do you expect me to know? . . . Bruce Fraser: 50,000 manholes in this town and I had to ' drop in here ' ! . . . Murray Holden: Dreams about the ' Wall ' . . . Roy Redgers: Once he makes up his mind he is full of indecision. 12F FIRST ROW: Marvin Katz: California here I come . . . Veronica Smalec: Just give me the Village and the lifeguards . . . Izabel Wojciechowska: Oh boy, I ' m early today. It ' s only five to nine . . . Nancy Brown: Sir — I uh you might um think this is er a bit ah dumb but . . . ROSE Gruwer: I love Paris in the springtime . . . Shirley McEachron: A budding Kathryn Murray . . . Frans Sayers: Sleeping Beauty . . . Mr. Marston . . . SECOND ROW: Art Emperatori: Quite the ladies ' man . . . Harold Lang: Masquers, Stratford — then the world . . . Dennis Day: Sing? I don ' t even talk . . . John Stratigeas: The name is Strat-igeas, sir . . . Jim Blair: Oh boy, English is next . . . Mike Wolfe: Casanova 70 . . . Dean Nixon: Another Bob Dylan? . . .THIRD ROW: Bill Russell: William Shakespeare he ' s not . . . Ugo Riga: Shout, shout, knock yourself out . . . Nat Scarcelli: Not bocci ball, silly-soccer . . . Leonard Rud- enko: Swings from tress and sings Russian and Polish favourites in New Years Eve . . . Louis Castaldo: Mad scientist . . . ABSENT: Helen Bimblich: Just call me lucky . . . Gay Sanderson: I love school . . . Nancy Wolman: five foot two, socks of blue, can be seen with Harold too . . . 57