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

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PATRICIA FAIRMAN P.A, — Masquers; G.A.A. Sr. and Jr. choirs; lib- rary club; Aqua Show; Oracle. P.P. — The marathon from the cafeteria to Room 319, is worse than Beacher ' s Brook. F.-U. of T. and the Grand National. ALBA FALCONI P.A. — Leaders; orchestra; interform sports; bad- minton; GAA; girl ' s club F. — Teacher ' s college. MADELENE FERGUSON P.A. — Archery; volleyball; swimming. P.P. — Lockers which won ' t open until the third try and refuse to close. F. - U. of T. ILA GOODY P.A. — Chess club; Oracle; Observer; creative writ- ing club. P.P. — Varium et mutabile semper femina. F. — Osgoode Hall. % ROCHELLE GROSBERG P.A. — Sr. choir; Aqua Show; interform sports; archery; badminton; Oracle. P.P. - Now, Rochelle, I want you to dance the boy ' s part in the rhum- ba today. F. — 1st democratic leader of the U.S.S.R. BAMBI KATZ P.A. — Jr. and Sr. orches- tra; Oracle; Girl ' s club representative. P.P. - But class, 70 mil- lion Germans speak that way. F. — Eating Life Savers in front of my own future students! NADIA KUZMITSKY P.A. — Citizens ' forum; Harbord. P.P. — No, no, don ' t add it up. I want the milk and i4 the muffin from this quarter. F. — Victoria College — teaching or social work ELLEN LAPPIN P.A. — Jr. and Sr. orches- tra; Oracle; thinking of a pet peeve last year. P.P. — Trying to think of a pet peeve. F. — Thinking of pet peeve for everyone else; teaching and H.C. EDDA LUCIC P.A. — Cheerleader; GAA; library club; Aqua Show dance committee; tumb- ling; archery; camera club; Simpson ' s rep; listening to someone rave about her Sugar Daddy. P.P. - What ' s a Sugar Daddy? F. — Finding one ! ! I ENA ORUPOLD P.A. — GAA treas; Eaton ' s rep; Aqua Show; OALC sports; Oakwood 0 ; putting on an act. P.P. — Falseness. F. — Dropping the act and lighting the unlighted lamp. SHERRILL ROWLAND P.A. - High school in BC; Girl ' s Club; Art. P.P. — Peeves and teach- ers ' pointers. F. — University (I hope). ZIVILE STANCIKAS P.A. — Unimportant. P.P. - Why do they call her Bubbles . F. -U. of T. 18

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LEN BAUM P. A. — Inter-form sports; B.A.A. P.P. and they said it couldn ' t be done, (they are right — it can ' t) F. -C.A. (or?) BRUCE A. HAYHOE P. A. - None P.P. — Sir, may you use neque neque instead of Nee ... nee F. — Tea Plantation in N. Borneo P. A. BRIAN HEYES — (De La Salle) drum sleeping in corps; school. P.P. — Heyes, are you chewing gum again? F.— Chemical Engineering. (Educated clod) TOM MAUDER P. A. — Entertaining a cer- tain member of I2A.- P.P. — Co-education. F. — Perennial bachelor. WILFRID NEIDHARDT P. A. — Jr. and sr. football; track and field; current events club; U.N. De- legation; citizens ' for- um; cadets; jr. and sr. choir; welfare. P.P. — A certain history mark and teacher on a certain Christmas Ex- amination. F. — University of Toronto and then O.C.E. MICHAEL SMITH P. A. - Sr. football - De La Salle and Oakwood. P.P. — School day is toooo long. F. — University — B.A. RICHARD J. SOMOGYl P. A. — Chess club; current events club; citizens ' forum; cadets; swim team. P.P. — People who don ' t like my exquisite red sweater. F. — Law. BARRY M. STATHAM P. A. — Reading poetry to jazz, reading Caput minutes to jazz, coast- ing (to jazz). P.P. — Conceited persons who stress their middle initials. F. — It lies ahead (Quid sit futurum eras, fuge quaerere.) ERNIE WEINRIB P. A. — Caput; orchestra; chess club; spouters ' club; current events club; citizens ' forum. P.P. — Was there really a riot at the last Caput meeting? F. - U. of T. PAT DIXON P. A. — Jr. and sr. choir; sports; cheerleading; I.S.C.F. P.P. - Pat Smith and I are fellow workers, but we ' re running out of fellows to work on. F. — Nursing. JENNIFER DUCKWORTH P. A. — Volleyball; badmin- ton; archery; swimming; masquers; G.A.A. F. — Nursing. 17

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SARAH TWARD P. A. — Library club; mixed badminton. P-P. — A German test to- day, NATURALLY! F. -U. of T. DOM DENTE P. A. — Jr. and sr. football; basketball; choir; push- ball; laughing at Doc- tor Hill ' s jokes; gym- team; in Algebra — picking up the ball in a soccer game. P.P. - What! a baby born with a moustache!!? I don ' t believe it. F. — To die, to sleep, to study, per chance to pass, yes, there is the the rub. JACQUELINE WHAN P. A. - Choir; ISCF; inter- form sports; trying to brain-wash ex-wester- nites. P.P. —These 5-footers who are below you in the halls but above you in class (P.D. ??) F. — Heaven knows, Mr. Allison (courtesy of P. H. S.) MIKE FARENTINO P. A. — O come now man, you know you ' d censor them anyways. P.P. - Rock n ' roll; ban- ning of Graeco-Roman orgies; disallowance of beards at high school. F. — To split from grade 14 post-grad work at OCI and swing out down at the university with the boys who really can make the good sounds. ALLAN FRIEDLAND P. A.— Jr. and sr. orchestra current events club; ci- tizen ' s forum; model UN; Oracle; Oakwood Observer; basketball; cadets. P.P. - F. - U. of T. PATRICK BRADY P. A. — Five years ' of high school at St. Michael ' s College. P.P. — Studying. F. - Medicine at U. of T. PASQUALE GRIECO P.A.— Five years at Del suffering from girl de- ficiency. P.P.— Famous last words: When in doubt, give zero . F.— To become a chartered accountant and make pecunia. ALAN G. KINNEAR P. A. —Writing a best seller The Sex life of a ping pong ball. (2) Trying to read a certain teacher ' s hieroglyphics. P.P.-9C; lOE; HE; 12E; 13B; studies in the as- sembly; and ping pong balls. F.— Ping-Pong captain of the Kanubangi head tribe of the Zangimangi league in East Borneo. JOHN MASON P. A. —Trying to keep warm. P. P. -Cold girls. F.— Looking for the hot ones. JOHN E. MONK P. A. -Left Earl Haig in 1949 — was a book- keeper, a Canuck jock- ey, a building contrac- tor and an unemploy- ment statistic. P.P.-Pat The Hacker Brady ' s dissections in zoology. F.— Chartered accountant or in the lineup at the Scott Mission. GINO NANGINI P. A. —3 yrs. teaching in Rovigo, Italy. P.P.— Recouvrir I ' Ame- rique parce qu ' elle a froid, ayant ete de- couverte depuis beau- coup d ' annees. F.— To learn English well enough so I can con- tinue my teaching car- eer in Canada. 19