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

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Compliments of I JAMES A. VANCE l General Contractor L63 MAIN sr., wooosrocx TELEPHONE ms ' 17 77777777 7 1 CALL TERMINAL TIRE STORES LTD. I 333 DUNDAS sr. WOODSTOCK i For on the spot road and farm tire service TIRE REPAIRS - VULCANIZING - RETREADING ALL SIZES AND TYPES or GOODYEAR TIRES IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE E. E. PAQUETTE Cr soNs LTD. HOSIERY MANUFACTURERS Makers of LADlES', CHlLDREN'S, INFANTS' and BOYS' ANKLETS If lf's Anklets-ll's Paquelle l Life and General Insurance I FRED w. TULL Phone 2542M 46 Wellington Sf. S., Woodstock CARS, TRUCKS AND TRACTORS FINANCED THE ORACLE One Hundred and Five

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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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KElTH'S The Students' DRUG STORE GENERAL ELECTRIC - - -- - HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES RANGES WASHIERS REFRIGERATORS RADIOS VACUUM CLEANERS SMALL APPLIANCES 1 Just around the corner from e I Collegiate O l f Howard L. Lefler i PHONE T69 , 514 Peel St. Woodstock l They met in a revolving door and started going around together. Jim: Cant' you play tennis without mak- ing all that noise? T E R R A C E Pete: How do you expect me to play without raising a racket. G A R D E N S Harry: Did your father promise you some- thing if you raked up the leaves? Larry: No, but he promised me some- ! offers thing if I didn t. X i t Best Wishes Voice from upstairs: Doesn't that young man know how to say 'good night'? 1 lo Cathy: Yes, but he does it so nicely l've asked him to repeat it a 'few times. THE STUDENTS 1 ff + Teacher: As we walk out of doors on a OF cold winter's morning and look about us, what do we see on every hand? WOODSTOCK COLLEGIATE Tom: HGl0Ve5fi5'f-I if INSTITUTE Young Bill was asked if he liked school. One Hundred and Six He raised his voice in praise. 'Why, if there were no schools' he said, 'There'd be no holidays'. THE ORACLE