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

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The demands of our modern world stress the importance of an education to ensure one ' s prospects for a successful future. There are, however, many other factors which contribute to a successful career. Some of these are a desire to succeed and excel, initiative, and good personality characteristics. With an adequate education and a fair appraisal of yourself you can realize your best potential in the business world. We, at Canada Life, believe you can find encouragement and guidance in your career planning if you choose to work with us. Why not give us a call? S Canada Life ■Q ' l ssaraiice ( ompany Who ' s in the Girls ' Club? - EVERY GIRL - 64

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FIGHT TEAM FIGHT ! SENIOR CHEERLEADERS CAPTAIN BACK ROW: Solveig Nilssen, Kathy Gaby, Vera Rewega, Mrs. Ryan, Ruth Nagami, Klara Hecht. FRONT: Susan Hershfield, Joanne Minken. Ruth Nagami JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS CHEERLEADERS Just as in past years this year ' s bright and enthusiastic cheerleaders did a wonderful job in keeping up the school spirit of Oakwood. For once, a rousing cheer should be given to our girls who have always man- aged to give the teams such support. Many thanks are deserved by Klara Hecht, Sue Hershfield, Kathy Gaby, Joanne Min- ken, Solveig Nilssen, Vera Rewega, and their captain, Ruth Nagami, who made up the senior team. Thanks also go out to Diane Donaldson, Viiu Kreem, Rose Gruwer, Kathy Kalil, Beth Smith, and their captain, Mary Hecht, who made up the junior team. A special vote of thanks is deserved by their sponsor, Mrs. Ryan, for helping them solve their problems — problems, such as having only six skirts for thirteen girls. Ruth Nagami 66 BACK: Rose Gruwer, Beth Smith, Viiu Kreem, Kathy Kalil. FRONT: Mary Hecht (captain), Diane Donaldson.