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

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OLGA PARASTIUK An aspiring violinist, she plays at Gordon Bell very often. Would someday like to become a member of any symphony orchestra. BERNIE PETRIW Clever student, who excels in tumbling, and is an able physics student. Friendly and well-liked, his ambi¬ tion is in aircraft main- tainence. STAN PELECK This curly haired youth, who had a choristers part in the operetta, is quite the lady’s man. A Kild-a-rock who plays quarter-back. MARIE POLANSKI This striking lass enjoys both ice and rollerskating. She took the part of Guila in “The Gondoliers.” Her ambition is to travel. BILL PROKOPANKO Amateur photographer and one of Newton’s junior bas- ketballers. A great man with the ladies, his ambi¬ tion is sports photography or radio announcing. JERRY Cheesecake” SHACK Past president of the room, this young man, who blows a torrid trombone, thinks that Stan Kenton is tops. His main form of distrac¬ tion is women. BEN SHILLINGER This be-spectacled lad is interested in automobiles and hockey. His ambition is to own a delicatessen on the Great White Way, Broadway, N.Y. JERRY TOMANEK Good-looking Kild-a-rock, he is a conscientious work¬ er and a natty dresser. His current heart-throb is a lass in Room 17. (Val, Val, I wonder who??) WALTER TOMCHUCK Youngest of the students, he fills post position on the room basketball team and often shows up some older members with his witty re¬ marks. LAWRENCE PARRISH Tall, dark and handsome, this lad would do well on the screen. As an occupa¬ tion he chooses the mana¬ ger’s position in a foundary. TEDD PERICH Black-haired vocal enchant¬ er. His stories and gags place him second to none in humour. Never leaves “Baba” lonely. Kild-a- r o c k’s powerful running guard. (Note the build.) MARGE PENZIWOL Pretty provincial h i g In- jumping champ with that come- hither look. Her weakness is men, although her heart is not held by any one man. Ambition . . Actress. DANIEL ROMAS This tall, curly-haired young lad, who is a rather slow but able student, is destined to be a watch-re¬ pairer or bicycle manufac¬ turer. BILL RUSHAK Our dark-haired scholar, interested in hockey and cracking jokes. His ambi¬ tion to be a chartered ac¬ countant seems sure of ful¬ fillment if marks mean any¬ thing. MARGE PRODANIUK This lynx-eyed miss, who has an eye for a Kelvinite, is a good pianist. Nursing, as a career, is her aim in life. BOB STAATZ A dramatic artist and good student. He derives enjoy¬ ment playing basketball and watching girls in the halls. Ambition: Secretary to beautiful, blonde boss (female). DOT RUPPELL Long-haired beauty, she is able person, excelling in scholastic feats, while find¬ ing time for the operetta. Her interests lie with a uni¬ versity lad. MURIEL SMITH The corn beef queen. She is well-liked by all her friends. Taking up ballet, she hopes to become a top-notcher in that field. She adores men.

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XI — 15 XI — 15 MURRAY BALAGUS Room 15’s handsome, intel¬ ligent and well-liked presi¬ dent. A wonderful typist, he is interested in rugby, wrestling and girls. Pro. hockey is his goal. NESTOR Lucky BOHONOS Handsome and well-dressed treasurer. An expert on jive in all its aspects he also plays the trumpet Thinks plenty of “Judy” and cars. BERNICE DOLENKO A quiet, unobtrusive young lass; she enjoys the nasal singing of Vaughn Munroe. An apt (?) Latin student; she is interested in psychia¬ try as a career. HAL GISLASON Blonde, junior basketballer; he is interested in radio engineering and electro¬ nics (and Room 17 girls). Chemistry fiend ’till exams roll round. RUDY HONOWAY Member of the Kild-a- rocks. He is very much in¬ terested in the girls from G.B. What attracts him to a two-week vacation at Grand Beach. IRMA GIESBRECHT Female scholar, she is an intelligent talker and is in¬ terested in singing. She hopes to enter the nursing profession upon leaving school. EDDIE KOST St. Paul’s gift (?) to New¬ ton. A dangerous rugby player, he has a way with the girls. He has a bad (?) habit of exchanging rings. ART LUTZ 5-ft. 11-in. of sunshine. If he isn’t scrapping with his neighbors, he is cracking jokes. In his spare time he eats (?) and studies. ROY Count NIZALIK This crew-cut youth, whose line is cutting-in, blows a reckless cornet. Another Kild-a-rock, he fills full¬ back spot. He is crazy over females. ONESIA CHORNEYKO Blonde, brown-eyed miss, is a wonderful debater and good scholar. Interested in music, she plays the ac¬ cordion. A secretarial ca¬ reer is her goal. STEVE BRYGIDIER Blonde, curly-haired youth with artistic ability, his friends call him ‘‘Pancho.’’ By continually sketching, he is working towards his goal of commercial artist. FRANK CIELEN Newton’s second rear guard, he helped spark the team to a championship. The room’s only candy- maker (and he’s proud of it). MARGE DOLHUN A wonderful dancer and perfect dresser, she has no particular beau. An all-star baseballer, she plays for the senior basketball and volleyball teams. BILL Tico JARRARD A solidly built athlete who excels in tumbling, swim¬ ming and basketball. An authority on swing music, he also collects records. Ambition . . . analytical chemist. MILLIAN Kigs KANIUGA Star basketballer for the junior team and a Latin scholar. His hair-do is or¬ iginal. Says that althoug i he doesn’t court the “fem¬ mes,” he’s not blind. PAUL KURYLKO The room’s only sea cadet, he is a dark-haired, brown¬ eyed lad, interested in pho¬ tography as a hobby, and mine-engineering as a ca¬ reer. ILENE Johnny JOHNSON Pretty and shapely vice- president, finds a certain man (C. H.) fascinating. Costume designing is one of her objectives. Marriage is another of importance. FLORENCE MIALKOWSKI Aspiring, brown-eyed poet¬ ess and artist. She is an interesting e o n v ersation- alist. Considered a friend by all; her ambiition is to visit the Orient.

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OLGA SOWSON The innocent flower (?) of the room. Besides perfect dancer she took the part of Inez in the operetta. Fa¬ vorite pastime is men. DAVE YACHESON A quiet but noticeable (due to his terrific build) neat lad. Women don’t exist for him. A dynamic rugby en¬ thusiast, free-lance photo¬ graphy is his ambition. XI — 2 JOYCE Googy BRUNSEL The sleeping beauty who waits for the awakening kiss from her debonair J.B. Miss Halprin’s pride and joy (I think). A swell gal. BETTY CARTER A quiet, clever student and also a neat one. A whizz at typing and shorthand. Claims there isn’t anyone at the present. (Who knows.) CHRISTINE CHIMILAR Chicken Clever student and a good sport. Chums around with Oily and is always looking for Willie . . . wonder if she’s found him yet. (Sec¬ ond Kilroy.) MIKE BURBAN Chicago Kid Charles Atlas’s first failure but is Room 2’s brainiest child. Claims to know more about school than anyone else in the school. MARGARET CONTI Known as ‘‘Margie’’ to all her friends. Takes an in¬ terest in all sports and men. Miss Halprin’s brightest Shorthand student? Plan¬ ning to be machinist’s helper. DALLAS Dal DUGENSKI Blonde lassie with a swell sense of humour. She is always describing a certain Ed . . . hm . . . wonder what he looks like. SOPHIE DEMANCHUCK Virtuoso of the violin, ac¬ tive in sports and a brilliant student. Always seen in the halls with Dallas. Favorite subject outside of school is ‘‘B.’’ GEORGE TURBETT The country lad who prac¬ tically lives at the school. His aptitude for physics and his scholastic ability is amazing. He is also an en¬ ergetic athlete. ERNEST WIRTH He is interested in photo¬ graphy and music (is com¬ poser at heart) and his am¬ bition, using his own words is, ‘‘to make something of myself.” XI — 2 EVELYN Evy BRYANT A certain M.D. claims she is the loveliest girl in the world. (A plug for Mike). An excellent student, with an urge for modern music. JOE Jeeze BOBYCHUK Has his eye on a certain J.B. in Room 2. Studious boy with a great career in hockey. Plans to be Eaton’s top delivery boy. RUSSELL BOBYCHUK Russ Artistic genius and Mr. Pearce’s brain child, who hopes to be a quiz kid in future years. Also the quiet half of the Bobychuck clan. STELLA ' Atomic ' CHOMIAK Cute, clever student, chums around with Stephie and found it fun practicing for the operetta. Boys don’t in¬ terest her; that is, in school. (Ahem.) BILL HUTCH Room 2’s manly Social Rep. He brightens the room with his antics. Mr. Robson’s brightest student in Eng¬ lish (we think). Hopes to take up house-keeping. STEPHIE DRAGON Stella’s bosom friend, full of fun, also a member of the operetta. We can’t get any information out of her unless he” comes along later. WALTER KONARSKI Yon Yon Our Poet Laureat and wavy locked scholar. All Star rugby player, and Bill H’s right hand man. Partly responsible for these writ¬ ings.