Woodstock Collegiate Institute - Oracle Yearbook (Woodstock, Ontario Canada)

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THE WOODSTOCK-INGERSOLL SENTINEL-REVIEW + Oxford County's Only Daily Newspaper HA Ten Years From Now Mary Caskey-Nurse Eleanor Childs-Keeping house for Jack Karin Clausen-Camera business Doreen Cox-Still telling people off Pat Dafoe-Champion giggler Diane Fuller-Phone 873R Lorna Hartley-A good little wife Carole Hayden-School teacher Barbara Hazeldine-Still flirting with the boys Betty Hearns-Receiving tickets for careless driving Catherine Morgan-Gossip column on the radio Elizabeth Anne Osborne-University Professor Elsie Palanica-Never on time for appointments Frances Piggot-School teacher Mary Rose-Model for clothes Rosalee Simmons-Girls' P. T. instructor Lorraine Tucker-Farmers' wife Carolyn Weeks-Too weak to do anything Peter Baxter--We really don't know John Berst-Science Teacher Norman Bruder-Delivering papers with an intellectual air Jim Bowman-Clarinet player One Hundred and Foul Ronald Cuthbert-Admiring his framed report cards Tom Jeans-Still wearing draped ieans Eric Jensen-A wrestler Waren McGregor-Still trying to learn German from Miss Balls Don McGahan-Ha Ha! Roly Marple-Gene Autry's partner Alan Morgan-Educated Bum Fred Mueller-? Wayne Palmer-Owner and operator of Pogo's Pool Hall Bill Rice-Charles Atlas's assistant Murray Robertson-Listening for the lunch- hour whistle at work Robert Roi-Still trying to outsing Lanza Eric Russell-Supporting Flow and their twelve boys David Stock- Gee, this work is easy Ron White-Owner of a book store 4 I il Child Psychology To get them to do it It seems that we've got to Tell them emphatically They they are not to. THE ORACLE

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7 rincayoa A 815561.98 It is with considerable humility that I pen this, my first Foreword for the Oracle. It does not seem possible, despite many hours of searching, to find out just when or by whom the first Oracle was published. Copies are on file back to the 'l89O's. This means that men of the calibre of George Strauchon, D. H. Hunter, I. M. Levan, W. J. Salter and E. P. Hodgins have been entrusted of the Woodstock Collegiate These Forewords were they were written. However, philosophy. This philosophy with the responsibility of giving a yearly message to the students Institute through this page of the Oracle. as different as the men who wrote them and the times in which as you read, you cannot but notice the expression of a common was ably expressed by Principal I. M. Levan in his Foreword in the Oracle of forty years ago. He wrote in part, And while the Oracle hopes that the pupils will enter into all school activities with heart and soul, he trusts that they will remember that these are but minor issues, intended to brighten the social life of the school, and will not forget that the main purpose of their presence here is to give due attention to their daily tasks and to reap the benefit in the form of ever-increasing knowledge, higher perception of truth and a greater nobility of character. Every Principal before and after Mr. Levan said the same thing year after year in a differ- ent way and I wish to pass these same high ideals along to you. It has been the strict ob- servance of these truths down through the years that has made the Woodstock Collegiate ln- stitute an outstanding school. It is my hope that ever-increasing knowledge, a higher perception of truth and a greater nobility of character may be the fruit of your labors from your association with this school. THE ORACLE E. FERGUSON, Principal Five

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