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

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THE INVINCIBLES BANTAM FOOTBALL CHAMPS 89

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SWIM TEAM At the close of the football season, the Oakwood swim team took to the water, once again under the guidance of Mr. Wilson. After the less-hardy ones had dropped out, Mr. Wilson found himself with a small but talented group. In the first meet of the season, Oakwood defeated Bloor 123-118 and then they went on to romp over Central Tech 16148. The next two meets, unfortunately, were defeats at the hands of Humberside and Parkdale. The boys fin- ished off the regular season with a win over Harbord and a 3-2 record. Since the Oakwood Bantam swim team was The best in the West , they swam against North Toronto, the pride of the East, in the dual meet championships. Unfortunately, the Easterners proved too strong for our boys. In the T.S.S.A.A. championships Stuart Campbell came 2nd in the Bantam 100-yard free-style and Bob Deacon came 3rd in the junior 50-yard breaststroke. Congratulations to Mr. Wilson and his swimmers on a season of which they can be proud. Special congratulations to Stuart Campbell, Bob Deacon, and Dave Webster, who were voted the most valuable bantam, junior and senior swimmers respectively. MOST VALUABLE FOOTBALL PLAYERS BANTAM: Stu Campbell JUNIOR: Brian Toll SENIOR: Chip Barrett BIRRELL ' S MEN ' S WEAR ST. CLAIR at BATHURST • FEATURING NAME BRAND QUALITY MERCHANDISE HAIRE BROTHERS DRY CLEANERS SHIRT LAUNDERERS 1119 DAVENPORT RD. 533-9481 ' • ya: !SW JffW Hf«!fl9

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i GIRLS ' SPORTS VOLLEYBALL SCHOOL TEAMS The members of the Honourable Orange Eater Society, otherwise known as the Girls ' Junior and Senior Volleyball Teams, also had a successful year. The power- ful Juniors composed of veteran members like Dorothea Gries wowed almost everyone off their feet. Most of these girls will make up the core of next year ' s Senior team. The Senior team composed of favorites like Tracey Elbows Ellis, Virginia Slugger Vanstone fared well although they didn ' t win all their games. Thank you again Mrs. Meek for all your efforts. lOAB won the school championship this year. Play was limited to the junior school this year. GYMNASTICS Gymnastics is fast becoming a popular sport and extra- curricular activity among the girls at Oakwood. This year, with the assistance of Pat Reid, general activities curator, and Mrs. E rle, sponsor, a gym club was or- ganized. The girls met every Tuesday and Wednesday night for about an hour, threw themselves over boxes and horses and collected numerous bruises thanks to the trampoline. We paid a visit to Winston Churchill Collegiate to see their gym team and WOW were they good! We are now preparing for a club competition open to any girl in the school. See you in the gym. R. A. TAYLOR 986 ST. CLAIR AVE. WEST LE 5-6443 OPTOMETRIST HOURS: 9.30-12.00 - 1.30-5.30 EVENINGS THURSDAY 7.00-8.30 OTHERS BY APPOINTMENT SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Peggy Sault, Lilli Piczak, Cherry Cox. SECOND ROW: Anna Maksymluk, Beth Smith, Tracey EUis. JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Shirley MacMullen, Sandra Simon, Vir- ginia Vanstone, Bianca Falconi. SECOND ROW: Roberta Picco, Dorothee Gries, Danuta Siluszyk, Viiu Kreem, Sheila Robertson. EASTERN AND CHARTERED TRUST DEER PARK BRANCH COMPANY 20 ST. CLAIR AVENUE WEST WA 2-6135 4% PAID ON DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS LYLE H. WILSON, Manager. 90