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

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NORTON ABRAMSON P. A.— Track team; jr. and sr. orchestra; gym team; trumpet band; cadets; president of 13C. P.P.— You ' re no good to me, you ' ll never be able to make your liv- ing from mathematics, I want to know what you can do for yourself, etc., etc., etc. F.— Airline stewardess or nurse. NICK COLAPINTO P. A. —Same as last year. P.P.— Keeping warm in the back seat of John ' s convertible. F.— Ontario Scholarship winner, playingfullback for Meds and selling my body to science. PETER DUCKWORTH P. A. —Stage crew; shooting; Caput Noon-hour Com- mittee; Cadets. P.P.— Grade 9 ' s who don ' t believe sights are re- quired on a rifle. F.— Chemical Engineer; U. of T. RICH FORTNER P. A.— Cadets; gym team; swim team; western Tech. P.P.— Reliquum pax est. F.— Ontario College of Art. STEPHEN FRANKLIN P. A. —Jr. and sr. orchestra; five years of the Jack- sonian regime. P.P.— The Jacksonian re- gime. F.— U. of T., then to take over the Jacksonian re- gime — get me? ELLIOT GRAD P. A. —Concert band; cadet band; nothing else un- usual or exciting. P.P.— You ' re in grade 13 now and I ' m going to force you to do youu ' homework - - or out you go! F.-U. of T. (Medicine) or ditch digger on Univer- sity Ave. MAT GUNTHER P. A. —Trying to sleep, perchance to dream. P.P.- Hamlet F.— Grunt and sweat under a weary life. ALASTAIR HAY P. A. -O.P. P.P. -O.P. F. -O.P. and U. of T. BOB HEBDON P. A. —Jr. and sr. orchestra; chess club; cross-coun- try. P.P.— Teachers who have grudges against bar- bers. F.— Not a chance. CLAUS KIRCHOF P. A. —Had big hopes .... P.P.— . . . until I met Mr. Jackson . . . F.- $3000 yearly .... JIM WILSON (13E) P.A.— Sr. and jr. football; sleeping at hockey prac- tices. P.P.— What does Andrigo do with all those empties? F.— Selling old Nixon but- tons. NILS LOEVENMARK P.A.— Gymnastiques; bas- ketball; rifle team; stu- dent council; BAA and trying to keep awake in math, classes. P.P.— Young girls with cur- fews; math, teachers. F.-U. of T. (Forestry) . . . Life. 22

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SHARON MANN P. A. —Jr. and sr. orchestra; interform sports; tumb- ling club; Oracle; dance committee. P. P. -Mr. McDonald ' s sud- den outbursts of Liar and Slave! — it ' s nerve-wracking. F.— Nurse ELIZABETH NIXON P. A. —Jr. and sr. orchestra; girl ' s club; interform sports; volleyball; bas- ketball; badminton; dance committee. Sav- agelyseizing eyes from a crayfish. P.P.— People who criticize the way I take apart my crayfish. F.— Nursing and learning to pull apart a crayfish to perfection. GITA OSTREICHER P. A. —Import from Talmud Torah Eitz Chaim. P.P.- The zoo. F.— Teaching. w DOT PATTERSON P. A. —Jr. and sr.. orchestra; P.P.— People who think I ' m fifteen. F.— Proving I ' m older than fifteen. MARA PAVELSONS P. A. —Library club; bad- minton; Oracle. P.P.— Shrinking violets at dances. F.-U. of T. and then? world citizenship. SISKO RAISANEN P. A.— Finnish Import. P.P.— Not the type. F.-U. of T. JUDITH RETHAZI P. A. —Aqua Show; Jr. Red Cross; library club. P.P.— Youtalktoo much. F.— Teachers ' college — public school teaching. CELIA SIEGERMAN P. A. -Jr. and sr. orchestra; Caput; Observer; and Oracle. P.P.— The trials of another year with Mr. McDonald as form teacher — the second run of first per- iod jokes. F.-U. of T. and the outer world. ANN STOLLERY P. A. —Can ' t be helped. P.P.— Illogical teachers, who call me illogical. F.— Undecided. PATRICIA SYKES P. A. - DP from Western Tech. Comm. Spends most of her time infor- ming Oakwoodites how the upper crust lives (WTO. P.P.— Sir Isaac Newton and The Old Bat . F.-U. of T. within next ten years and then, phys. ed. teacher. CAROL WATSON P. A. —Import from Cayuga High Glee Club; Red Cross and fun. P.P.— Don ' t bug me details. F. -Obtain my BHSc. who knows? with then 21

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NIEL McRAE P. A. —From UTS; Masquers ' one act play; running. P.P.— Being called a beat- nik. F.— Thinking. JOEL MILLER P. A. —Oracle; Caput; con- cert band; sr. and jr. orchestra; camera club; intramural sports; dance committee; carrying Mr. Jackson ' s attendance pad. P.P.— How ' d I ever get stuck with Mr. Jackson ' s at- tendance pad? F.— Getting Mr. Jackson to carry the pad himself. % GARY NUMMELIN P. A. — nothing. P.P. — nothing. F. — nothing. GEORGE PRICE P.A.— Interform sports; wel- fare. P.P.-School at 9:00 a.m. F. — Oakwood. WALTER PRINS P. A. —Anything for a laugh. P.P. - To laugh. F. — More laughs. DON ROGERS P. A. —Camera club; welfare committee; Oracle; Ca- put; Oakwood Delegate to the U.N. Geneva Park Conference; citizen ' s forum. P.P.— You name it and I ' ll beef about it. F.— Making my fortune sell- ing packages of dehyd- rated water. PAUL SACHIS P. A. —Choir; Masquers. P.P.— L ' acrobatic obliga- toire dans la salle de gymnastique. F.— Etre professeur d ' acro- batic. MICHAEL SHIER P. A. —Football; gym team; orchestra; Oracle; Ob- server; Caput; dance committee; pushball. P.P.— Sit opposite me in the cafeteria and tell me if she ' s watching me, will you? F.— Ifmy bribe is accepted— m ENZO SIVITILLI P. A. —Cadets; signal corps. P. P. -Well! I see we ' re go- ing to miss a little of the lunch period class!! F.— University? ? ? DAVE SMITH P. A. —Going around in cir- cles P.P.— People who go around in circles. F.— Going around in ever tighter circles. DAVID TOPHAM P. A. —Football; girls; slug- ging Nummelin in Eng- lish class. P.P. — Nummelin F.— Chartered accountancy; women and slugging Nummelin in English class. SHELDON WIGGINS P. A. —Pusher of hot furs. P. P. -Well fry me a bagel and sufferin ' catfish. F.— Most magnificent mod- ern mink maker. 23