Isaac Newton High School - Newtonian Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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PETER MYSKEW Our “Pete” won fame in the dramatic club’s production of the Ghost Story. Note: He definitely was not the ghost. AUDREY SCHILLING A cute redhead with amaz¬ ingly blue eyes. She is kept busy turning wolf Stefanik from her door. Her goal is a nursing career . . . (“Oh nursie!”) DAVID OSHANEK A tall, sophisticated look¬ ing lad. who is very quiet. The gleam in his eye is purely due to his love for Physics. Incidentally, he has the cutest sister. BILL RAMSAY The retiring type, who lent his talented tonsils to the success of the operetta. Has his eye on a pretty lass in his own room. JAMES Herb ' ROBERTSON Brooklands lad. often seen going to the Auditorium. He says he sells drinks. I wonder? Great rugby and football enthusiast. BERNICE TRUSS Her ready friendliness, per¬ sonality and quiet under¬ standing makes her “tops with everyone. Intends to be a teacher. MAX SYMANYK A shy lad. whose loud shirts make up for his silence. Claims he has never been kissed ... is he bragging or complaining? JERRY TURBOVSKY Often heard yelling across the room at friend Korn- berg. His quiet, studious appearance is quite deceiv¬ ing, for he loves to play pranks on unsuspecting friends. Played on junior basketball team. HELMUT UNRUH Commonly known as “Un- sel.” This tall blonde schol¬ ar is a German whiz and delights in hoodwinking Mr. JOSEPHINE MILLER Very quiet — seen mostly with a Latin book in her hands. She and her two friends compose the quiet¬ est corner in room three. Her aim is medicine. LEON NYZNYK Won many a female heart as the one and only “Gui- seppi Palmieri” in the “Gondoliers. Intends mak¬ ing opera his career. BILL Basil OKRUSKO A real husky rugby star, who—when not helping Mr. Lind — spends his time dreaming of architecture and Marion. JUNE SHALEY Edits “Nor ' -Wester, play¬ ed on senior basketball team, holds office of Ass’t- editor on Newtonian staff, and still finds time for her schoolwork. CECIL ' Zeke ' SEMCHYSHYN Lent his vocal talents and sense of humour to the op¬ eretta as Don Alhambra del Bolero. Wonder why every¬ one talked about his cook¬ ing? ALBERT SHIPMAN The quiet type, who is not as innocent as he seems. “Still waters run deep . . . how true! His warbling won him a part in the “Gondo¬ liers. BILL Stiff STEFANIK Starry hockey player and all-around athlete. His lapses into the world of art sometimes get him into trouble. Likes red . . . won¬ der why? MARION WOZNY Girls’ sports captain. Plays guard on the senior bas- getball team, but doesn’t use her defense tactics against Basil. CHARLIE Chuck URSEL Oh! those dimples! Lends his varied talents to the Boy’s Parliament, Newton¬ ian, advertising staff, Hi-Y activities in particular, and females in general.

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WALTER CHERSKI A late addition to our hap¬ py family, whose presence (when he is present) is al¬ ways a great help in mak¬ ing everything run smooth¬ ly. LEONARD EWANCHUK “Lee Wee.” Starred as “Antonio” in the operetta. His beautiful freckles and curly pate makes him think he’s God’s gift to the New¬ ton femmes. Also on senior basketball team. RUSSELL GRENKOW If silence were golden. Russ would be in the chips. The type of person who is simp¬ ly indescribable. (I got out of that neatly.) GEORGE HAYWOOD Room 3’s blonde bombshell —a quiet chap who knows more than most people think. Also a good friend of Fishman. BILL KALYTA Our popular social rep, who makes the most wonderful (?) class parties . . . Says he’s a woman-hater, but . .? We know better! Spends his time being Hi-Y presi¬ dent. ABE KORNBERG A lad with a beautiful mop of hair. Is quiet, but does not lack a sense of humour. Often heard telling Tur- bovsky of his “pull.” LILLIAN LOHSE Always busy for some rea¬ son or another. Her per¬ sonality and wit are a rare combination, but definitely pleasing to her friends. Lives in Room “O”. JOHN LAZAR Known as “Honest John to the Room-ers. Class treas¬ urer, who’ll always take your money with a smile. The quiet (?) type who loves to tease. FRANCES ROBERTS A quiet lass who intends to take up interior decorating . . . she wants to make home-making her career. I wonder who the lucky male will be. ADWEGA CIEKIEWICZ Room 3’s pride and joy. A good example of the fact that beauty and brains do go together. She also added a bright spot to the “Gon¬ doliers.” CONNIE DZIEDZIC When our beautiful vice- president gives out with one of her dazzling smiles, the males swoon . . . but her interests lie elsewhere . . . than Room 3, that is. WALTER ' Rio” HRYSHKO Deeply interested in magic . . . black or otherwise (i.e. blonde or brunette). Would sometimes like to stage a disappearing act in Latin periods. WINNIE KURELEK “The girl who’s always smil¬ ing.” Her keen sense of humour and easy friendli¬ ness make her well-liked by all. JOE KUCHAR Can always find time to smile at any so - called jokes. This remarkable quality has won him many friends . . . and a pass in Latin ... he hopes. EDDIE Tom” KUMKA Known in Brooklands as “The Bannatyne Lover.” A B.T.O. whose interests lie in D.M.C.I. Spends a lot of time making passionate love to a pool cue. BOB Mac” MACDONALD His witty remarks tend to brighten up our English and French periods. Loves to confuse “les professeurs.” Spends his spare time de¬ livering papers. BERT FISHMAN Our class dictator who rules Room 3 with an iron hand (or tries to). His ready wit makes him an asset to all gatherings, including Stu¬ dent Council meetings. WALTER KOCHAN Tall, dark, and handsome sigh-jerker. A member of the famous Kild - a - rock club. He’s been foiled in his hair-combing attempts by the disappearance of our mirror.

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WALTER YAREMKEWICH Simply dotes on Physics and Chemistry. He is Fisher Branch’s gift to Newton. How did we ever get along without him before? WALTER ZBOROWSKY “Stinky” is always at hand to help while away many a dull hour with his witty witticisms. Has no ambi¬ tion in life. XI — 4 ALEXANDRIA BABUIK Sandy, our chorus girl, is a regular attender of New¬ ton’s dances. She is the technicolour girl with the perpetual smile, the real carefree type. NETTIE CHOKAN Five-foot-two-and-a-half of sunshine. She has Basil F. on her heels, keeping him up on her kennel ideals. Ambition . . . perfect wife. DORIS DeLUCA Doris, our vivid brunette, seems to claim as her mot¬ to “Better late than never.” Her sparkling eyes and re¬ vealing smile tell many se¬ crets. JULIA HANCHERUK Julia, with her striking per¬ sonality will undoubtedly make an efficient stenogra¬ pher. Always egged on to please “hurry,” an example of “slow but sure.” SYLVIA KOCHUT Sylvia, our jivy goldy locks, has been seen lately knit¬ ting diamond socks. Sylvia is the reason for saying “All good things come in little packages.” MURIEL KOWCZ A very industrious book¬ keeper . . . intentions . . . become one. She is rarely seen without a grin but can become quite serious. JENNIE KUTKOWSKI Jennie convinced herself, when she was ten, that she was sure to hook one of those handsome males . . . “Fate in this has put his finger.” MARGARET YEE Sweet “Marge” is the in¬ dustrious type, well - liked by all. Her opinions, when¬ ever voiced, are always worth listening to. Hopes to someday be a doctor. LEONARD “Joe ZAMMIT Another Brooklands citizen. Does homework in his spare time. Claims this year’s graduation is only a re¬ hearsal for next year’s. Fa¬ vorite saying is: “How Vulgar.” ELSIE BILYK Regular attender of Cac’s. One who participates in all sports throughout the year. Very quiet, but I wonder what she hasn’t got up her sleeve. SYLVIA BOHONIS She is a regular of the Auditorium and her pet ambition is “Success.” Syl¬ via, that vivacious blonde, desires them to be tall, dark, and handsome. PAULINE DIAMOND Her intelligence, friendly manner and sincerity ac¬ count for her warm person¬ ality. Our vice-president yearns to be a Powers Mo¬ del. Responsible for these uncanny writeups. ANNE EWANKO Anne, our champion on wheels, will some day fall head over heels. Mix her character, personality, and laughs and presto, you have a swell kid. VICTORIA HUMPHREYS Victoria, our little ball of fire, has set many a man’s heart aglow. “Laugh and the world laughs with you,” seems to be her motto. HILDA KRAUSHAUER She supported our rugby team by being a most en¬ thusiastic cheerleader. Can be recognized by her soft, glossy hair. Favourite say¬ ing is “Halo.” FLORENCE MACEDON Sugar’s her name, you’d think she was sweet when she plays the accordian with a boogie beat. Her joyous laughter is often heard.