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

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T.S.S.A.A. FINALISTS First Row: Gord Sturgess, Larry Brundage, Terjo Valve, Neil Stephenson, Bob Hewett, Blair Slade, Gary Dean. Second Row: Mr. Wright (Coach) Dave Webster, Warren Haller, Doug Tickner, Jim Reid, Ian Campbell, Chip Barrett, Stewart McBain, Bruce Paul, Fred Gentile (Mgr.). F E N S E First Row: Jim Stevenson, Gino Ricci, Fred Stoppel, Rick Mori. Eldon Nagy, Wayne Broom, Arne Tori, Syd Wil- liams. Second Row: Mr. Wright, Wally Switalski, John McDonald, Dave Duffy, Gary Boyles, Bill Franklin, Rick Matsugu, Dave Acheson. Dave Gasparini, Doug Clute (Mgr.) Fted Gentile (Mgr.). 2 i h SENIOR FOOTBALL It was back to school early in September, and the sound of football rang through the lower quarters of the school. The seniors had a lot of potential, but no one knew how far they would go. Many thought that after the East-West game, and our first game with Central that the Oaker ' s weren ' t going too far. We lost our first game 13-0. The next encounter showed otherwise as Oakwood trounced Western 40-0. This was a new team as Warren Haller and Ian Campbell scored two touchdowns each with Chip Barrett and Bruce Paul finishing off the scoring. But again a letdown occurred when a weaker Northern team beat us 13-6. Ian Campbell starred with a great running effort and also scored Oakwood ' s T.D. We made it into the playoffs when T.D. ' s by Bruce Paul, Ian Campbell, Chip Barrett and Larry Brundage led the attack against Harbord 24-19. The quarter-finals marked the start of a determined drive as Ian Campbell scored twice with others going to Gord Sturgess, Warren Haller, Chip Barrett and Dave Gasparini, to give the Oakers a semi-final berth against Central Tech. In that semi-final game, nothing went wrong except for ten minutes of the game. We built up a 25-0 lead going into the last quarter, with Chip Barrett and Ian (Campbell getting two majors each. Then the roof fell in, but we hung on in the final minutes of an exciting game to win 25-20. Then came the big one. What happened? A great many excuses can be given, but Humberside did play the better game and I don ' t think anyone could have beaten them that day. The score was 48-12 and Chip Barrett scored all of Oakwood ' s points. As the season came to an end we were able to look back and be proud of what we did do. The team would like to congratulate Chip Barrett for winning the Most Valuable Player Award and Larry Brundage, Ian Campbell and Chip again for winning honors on the city ' s all star team. Special congrats to Mr. Wright and Mr. Simpson for their excellent coaching. 82