This is something that you probably don't find at all now in high schools -- the smoking area. My how times have changed.Thanks to the reader for the update: This is Jim Lamb, John Ciosk, Brian McNeely, Cathy Rush et al
OCHS stood for Oshawa Catholic High School. It is now known as Paul Dwyer High School. It is still located at 700 Stevenson Road North in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. These images are from my photography archives, and they are intended as a blast from the past. I have just digitized these images from dusty negatives that have not seen the light in a pile of years. In addition, other archive photos have been added from contributions by graduates and teachers of the high school.
These are my classmates in Mr. See's English class. Left to right: Pat Kilistoff, Colleen Bulger, unidentified, Sharon Clark (foreground), Barb Finlay (back to camera), Cheryl Kelleher (foreground), Jeanette Kowal (behind Cheryl, Mr. See, and Elsa Lack with her back to camera.I teach in Mr. See's classroom right now. He was my Gr. 9 English teacher...(same room)....weird.

This is the school lobby, circa 1960's. I have a feeling that this photo was staged for a yearbook shot. Look at the strategically placed groups of studious people examining books. It's like: "Wait a minute -- have to dash to the lobby and look at someone's textbook !!!"
As we approach the 50th anniversary of the school, I've decided to do a roll call of students and teachers who have passed on. This is a partial listing. If you know of more, please leave a comment.
Now that the school is 50 years old (stayed tuned to this blog for events), a teacher who went to OCHS and is now teaching there is assembling a history of the school. What is missing, is a picture of the OCHS crest when the school was known as Oshawa Catholic High School.
The 50th Anniversary of Paul Dwyer High School, known earlier as Oshawa Catholic High School or OCHS is in 2012-2013. They are planning some sort happening for it, but I don't know what. I found this excerpt on the official school site: