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

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SENIOR SCHOOL TEAM SEATED: D. Demiter, R. Baronins, J. Schwager. STANDING: D. Gries, O. Oleshnia, Mrs. Laquerre, M. Voden. VOLLEYBALL Give us a T-E-A-M that ' s on the B-E-A-M. Our volleyball teams were always on the beam, even though it meant sacrificing that extra precious hour of sleep in the mornings. We only won a few games but it was all worth it. Thank you Mrs. Laquerre, our faithful coach. HOUSE LEAGUE: Our eager volleyball inter-form teams made a great sacrifice this year rushing through their lunch to play volleyball. All teams played good games even on a half empty stomach. Due to lack of time, there were no upper or lower school champs, but our congratula- tions go to the form victors 9E, lOK, 11 PL, 12CE. JUNIOR SCHOOL TEAM STANDING: R. DeBacco, M. Harris. D. Gilmore, R. Hewitt, M. Milarcliek, Mrs. Laquerre, A. Troiano. SEATED: E. Leek, R. Guizzo, V. Johnstone. SENIOR INTERFORM STANDING: G. Shelepinsky, P. Negenmen, L. Cotey. SEATED: R. Brusatin, J. Schwag- er, M. Van Der Eyk. GRADE NINE INTERFORM STANDING: J. Pidhirny, M. Milarchek, S. Stiasny. SEATED: S. Conte, C. Parker, R. Silverstein. GRADE TEN INTERFORM STANDING: E. Bosco, R. Guizzo, V. John- stone. SEATED: M. Goggin, N. Dool, D. Gilmore.

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JUNIOR BASKETBALL Although Oakwood ' s junior squad failed to win their division, they proved to be one of the pleas- ant surprises of the year. Fielding a squad of rookies except for AI Hedderwick, Mike Seguin and Ken Shulman, it was expected the squad would have to struggle to make the playoffs. This was not the case. Mr. Wilson and his juniors were in con- tention for first place until the last game of the season against Western Tech. The oakers ended regular season play with a respectable 7-3 won-loss record. Hedderwick scored 21 and 25 points respectively to lead his team to convincing 49-22 and 51-42 victories over Humberside and Central Tech. After dropping a 33-23 decision to Western Tech, Ken Pratt put Oakwood back on the win- ning track by scoring 14 points to a close 40-36 victory over Central Commerce. Al Hedderwick scored 15 points as Oakwood edged out Harbord 35-33. Ken Schulman led Oakwood to a 46-42 decision over Parkdale as he scored 15 points in two quarters. Oakwood ' s defensive squad sparkled in Oak- wood ' s victories over Bloor and Humberside by convincing scores of 44-30 and 47-36. Oakwood was on the winning end of a 39-38 score against Central Tech. In the final game of the regular season, Western Tech ' s superior ball handling was too much for our squad as the junior Oakers lost 48-36. In the quarter-final series against Northern, Oakwood dropped a 45-29 decision in the first game. However a fighting Oakwood squad came back to defeat Northern 42-38 to end the season on a winning note. Congratulations to Mr. Wilson and all the players for a great season. FRONT ROW: Mr. Wilson (coach), Ken Shulman, Ray Kitt, AI Hedderwick, Mike Seguin, Ned Judge (mgr.). BACK ROW: Ted Carey, Ron McNab, Ken Pratt, Gene Pankewich, Kevin Judge. 93

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POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL KISS-ME-NOTS STANDING: M. Glassco, B. Smith, M. Eljas. J. Paul, B. Williams, B. Brownlee, A. Hedderwick (coach). KNEELING: E. Joudry, L. Sutton, J. MacDonald, D. Beevis, S. McLeod, C. Boudreau, A, Myers. COBRAS STANDING: P. Bennett, Z. Daicar, D. Gries, S. Bulfoni, S. Takasaki. D. Siluszyk. KNEELING: I. Grell, P. Keefe, B. Hutchison (coach), S. Love, K. Warren, N. Brown, O. Cherniak. If any of you Oakwoodites just happened to be treking our track in the early Fall mornings, you may have wondered at what you saw. There, on the field, a frisky group of dainty, muscular individuals were poised. Then you saw the football — Ahah! Oh, but it can ' t be! A girls football team? How revolution- ary! Revolutionary or not, the Kiss-Me-Nots and the Cobras played a fun-filled, no score game during United Appeal Week. Many thanks go to Miss Evans and Marjorie Glascow who organized the teams. Thanks also to our most charming coaches. Bill Hutcheson and Alan Hedderwick. GYMNASTICS This year, the gymnastics really flourished under Mrs. Dibble ' s excellent teaching. We started with condition- ing in the fall. Shortly before Christmas, we switched to apparatus. A leaders ' group was formed to assist Mrs. Dibble with the instruction. We formed a group for competition held at Monarch Park. Oakwood did very well. Keep up the good work, girls!