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

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Oh ' 0 A GUu Of ' 3eez glass of beer, sweet glass of beer, The cheapest road to mirth and cheer. Though thou art not of mighty strength Thou stretchest over greater length. Thou art a happy laughing friend, 1 think thou art a perfect blend. In daily life, ' tis sure thou art — A noble and important part. A comrade true! Thou art a dear. O hail to thee, O glass of beer. Barry Zimmerman When he was just a youngster, you could see that Wilbur was going to be a problem. While all the other members of his family were being praised and respected, Wilbur did all he could do to disrupt the harmony of things. The first thing Wilbur did was to let his hair grow long. Then, soon afterward, he sported a cool goatee. Yes, Wilbur was the coolest cat in the neighborhood, a veritable rebel of society. He was in step with all the new dances, preferring the mouse above all others. He spent most of his time in the alleys of the Village , and never a night went by without his being involved in some sort of rucus or another. The neighbours usually ended up calling the police, because of Wilbur and gang ' s overturning of garbage pails or making some other mysterious noises in the middle of the night, much to the neighbours ' alarm. Yet Wilbur was determined to make it big . He was certain, that with his good looks, and winning ways that he would easily gain the highest bono t of his kind. He wanted to be a television star. Wilbur worked day and night, schemfng and plan- ning on ways in which to convince producers that he could be the next idol of the television screen. Every night he paraded in front of producers houses, crooning loudly to 2:00 a.m. scratching at the doors of the house, until one day, one producer, out of desperation, agreed to take on Wilbur as a regular on his commercial. And to this very day, you see Wilbur, happy and contented enjoying im- mensely the tasty tidbits provided by Dr. Ballard ' s Cat Food . JoanMeodi 11 C 68

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FIGHT TEAM FIGHT SENIOR TEAM: Amanda Myers, Bianca Falconi, Zdena Daikar, Miss Keith, Rose Gruwer, Bev Donaldson, Julie Paul. The cheerleaders were very en- thusiastic this year often because it was the only way to keep warm! Cheering at those football games with the wind whipping at our knees was murder . The crowds responded well, joining in on every occasion. It was a thrilling experience con- gratulating the boys upon victory; even sharing their disappointments. Many thanks go to Miss Keith, staff sponsor for her understanding and advice (also for her green blanket to cover bare legs!) Congratulations to the Senior Cheerleaders. Rose Gruwer (captain), Zdena Daicar, Bev Donaldson, Bianca Falconi, Amanda Myers, and Julie Paul in their efforts to arouse school spirit. Credit is also due for the Junior Cheerleaders who did a wonderful job. They are Phyllis Kato, Mary Campbell, Cathy Fennel, Judy Nash, Bev Nicholson and Phyllis Nikaio. CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR TEAM: Cathy Fennel, Mary Campbell, Bev Nicholson, Phyllis Nikaio, Judy Nash, Phyllis Kato. 70