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

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DANCE COMMITTEE The Oakwood Dance Committee has enjoyed a very successful year. Our program began with the Sadie Hawkins , which was a huge success. Following this we presented the Reindeer Romp , our annual Christmas dance, where good old St. Nick appeared as usual to round out the evening. The biggest success of the year was the At-Home, called Spanish Hearts because it fell on St. Valentines Day. The gyms were transformed into colourful scenes of old Spain, while the games room was a market place cafe. Thanks are deserved by Mr. McDonald, our staff advisor and Bob Francis, our pre- sident, who have helped us provide Oakwood with some of the best dances in its history. Bobbe WeUl Standing: Ernie McCullough, Bob Francis. Seated: Martha Woodside, Mr. McDonald, Bobbe Weill. OBSERVER The objectives of the Observer this past year were two- fold. We endeavoured both to publicize school events and to organize each issue so that it would appeal to as large a segment of the student body as possible. Our efforts to reach these goals included the cover on the January issue of the Observer advertising the Masquer ' s production of The Madwoman of Chaillot. The Ob- server ' s content was also enlivened by such columns as the High-Brow , Odd Man In , an enlarged sports section, and informative Roving Reporter articles. The staff of the Observer sincerely thank Oakwoodites who made our success this year possible and we remind all Oakwoodites that Oakwood is the Observer and the Observer is Oakwood . Art Kamin Standing: Vince del Buono, Allan Burger, Stewart Ross, Mark Sydney, Bernard Marlowe. Seated: Fred Hutcheson, Bob Abrey, Mrs. WUson, Arthur Kamin, George Iwaniuk. STAGE CREW For the first time in several years, the Stage Crew began with a big bang because it had more members than it knew what to do with. The several new grade niners were trained by Mark Corden and Doug Hennebury. Besides the occasional assemblies, another important task was the Sadie Hawkin ' s dance, which was followed by the Christmas dance. Later on the Stage Crew had to help the Dance Committee with The At-Home , the Phy- sical Education Department with Physorama and then the Music Department with Music Nights. Its biggest effort was devoted to the production of The Madwoman of Chaillot by the Masquers. Many thanks are deserved by all the boys for helping the various clubs make a successful year for Oakwoodites. Frank Pitto Seated: Frank Pitto, Dan Kushnir, Bill Cardell, Mike Curran, Mario Venerus, Murray Holden. Standing: Andrew Sidlar, Mike Mayhue, Mr. Griffin, Joe Hawthe, Mark Corden, Doug Hennebury. 73

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