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

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SUE GEMMELL P. A. —Inconsequential. P.P.— Euclid and analysis. F.— Philosophy at Queen ' s. BETTY HALL P. A. —Avoiding Oracle reps. P.P.— School photographs. P.- Oblivion. t PAT JOHNSON P.A.-Sr. choir; Club 110; mixed badminton; inter- form sports; dance com- mittee. P.P.— I like everybody. F.- U. of T. FRANCES LeBAR P.A.— Interform sports; aqua show; tumbling; RLSS instructors; award of merit; orchestras; girl ' s club exec; library club P.P.— A certain math, tea- cher in room 304 and science teachers that linger in the 2nd floor halls between 1st and 2nd periods. F.— Nursing in Montreal — if I ever get there. PENNY PEACE P. A.— Havergal College. P.P.— Tradition vs progress F.— Queen ' s Commerce and Finance (?) FAUNA ROTTERMAN P. A. —Interform sports; aqua show; jr. orchestra; RLS instructor ' s bronze medallion. P.P.— 10 pounds of mimeo- graphed French notes in one term. F.- U. of T. SUE WELLS P. A.— Havergal College. P.P.- Dieting F.— Physical and occu- pational therapy at McGill. LUBA ZASKI P. A. —Interform sports; bas- ketball; jr. and sr. vol- leyball; badminton; aqua show; GAA rep. P.P.— People who hate art. F.— Ontario College of Art. ALLAN AARONS P. A. —Nothing to speak of. P.P.— None — I love every- body; I love everything. F.— Probably nothing to speak of. I ' m having a hard enough time with the present to really worry about the future. ROBERT ANDRIGO P. A. -Football; choir; In- tramural sports; col- lecting knee injuries. P.P.— Fullbacks who can ' t tackle after three years of football; giant Finn who thinks I ' m a short swarthy brute. F.— Collecting more knee injuries; beating up giant Finn. h BERNARD BASIL P. A. —Colour party; noon hour sports; pushball; floor hockey. P.P.— A certain chemistry teacher ' s cleats while I write my exams. F. - U. of T. 24

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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

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DICK BEAMSH P. A.— Football; basket- ball; gym team; BAA; dance committee; Hi- Y; welfare committee. P.P. - None F. -U. of T. GABOR BENDSZAK P. A.— Track team. P.P.— People who cannot read my writing. F. -U. of T. JERRY BOBER P. A. —Jr. and sr. football; gym team; rifle team; signals; choir; cadets; Ann; pushing trucks at Eaton ' s;knocking over display counters and little old women. P.P.— Mr. Jackson: How did you ever get as far as grade 13, Bober? You haven ' t a ghost of a chance of making SPS! . . . Get me??? ' ' F.— U. of T. engineering at SPS, then on to fame. BILL CARR P. A. —Nat; football; swim- ming; gym team; Aqua Show. P.P.— Goose-eggs and minus marks on exams —Why can ' t we be on the GAA, Miss Capel? F.— Grade 14 course in grass cutting. % BERRY DA VIES P. A. — Immigrant from Western Tech. P.P. - Why don ' t the French learn how to speak English? F.— To establish English as the universal lang- uage and to o vn a tele- phone booth. MIKE ENGLAND P. A.— Gym team: track team;chess; rifle team. P.P.— Life in general. F.- R.M.C. STEPHEN FOREMAN P. A. — Trying to drop German. P.P. — Mr. Young says chemicallySA is worth $L98, but boy, look at her container. F. — Dropping German. % BARRY FRENCH P. A. —Jr. and sr. orches- tra; cross-country team; despising im- petuous urchins. P.P.— If you don ' t pass French authors first term, I ' ll kick you out. F.— Engineering— U. of T. BERNARD GREEN P. A. — Band; jr. basket- ball; cadets; badmin- ton. P.P.— Teaching English. F.-U. of T. H. GREEN P. A. -Football; pushball; intramural sports; com- ing for tests. P.P. — Morning classes. F.— Post-graduate work at U. of 0. (OCI) WILLIAM HOGG P. A. — Failing exams. P.P.— People who have confidence in me to pass my exams. F.— Failing exams at U. of T. GORDON KIETH P. A. — Going over pet peeves to raise my spirit when the Oracle arrives around Christ- mas exam time. P.P. — Collecting said peeves. F.— I ' m lazy! See past act- ivities above. 25