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

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BACK ROW, left to right—A. Balas, W. Neufield, N. Melnychuk, E. Galenski, T. Kozak, S. Solylo, W. Seniuk, W. Dudar. THIRD ROW—P. Simmons, S. Maycher, F. Borowski, B. Yarr, B. Ruryk, W. Melnyk, C Kramble, E. Hilderman, A. Budowski, R. Beally, D. Keller. SECOND ROW—F. Skwarek, I. Beigacz, S. Krawetz, N. Bodnarchuk, B. Mullan, L. Brethauer N. Myska, D. Bodykevich, R. Barr, E. Younko, N. Boychuk, G. Stark. FRONT ROW—V. Zacopec, V. Pro- chera, B. Halas, A. Yaskiewich, R. Kahl, Mr. J. Armstrong, J. Hammerling, L. Rigby, M. Bachynski, E. Koroll, A. Gelhorn. ♦ ROOM 17 QUOTATIONS Ed. Galenski, Nester Myska: Where the stream runneth smoothest the water is deepest. Jenny Hammerling, Val. Prochera, Na¬ dia Bodnarchuk: Man is no match for women when wit is at hand. Stella Krawetz, Irene Biegacz: Viva¬ city is the health of the spirit. Ritchie Kahl, Frank Barowsky: Do not delay, the golden moments fly. Frances Szkarek, Vicki Zabopec: Speech is silver . . . silence is golden. Walter Melnyk, Ray Beally: The la¬ bourer is worthy of h is hive. August Gelhorn: Good things come in small packages. Nadia Boychuk, Elsie Koroll: A con¬ stant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Mary-Anne Bachynsky, Anne Yaskie¬ wich: A lovely girl is above all rank. Ed. Hilderman, Calvin Kramble: Private sincerity is a public welfare. Bob Yarr, Laurie Brethauer: The present is great with the future. Walter Neufield, Dmetro Bodykavitch: Great authorities are arguments. John Mullen, Ted Kozak: For they conquer who believe they can. Nick Melnychuk, Myroslaw Grezechow- ski: Energy and resistance conquers all things. Genevieve Stark, Dolores Keller: Modesty is a diamond setting to fe¬ male beauty. Stan Maycher, Alex Budowski: And all labour without play boys, makes ma- goose and tootsie dull boys in the end. Ron. Barr: Fortune befriends the bold. Elizabeth Younko: Music’s Golden Tongue. Pat Simmons: A tiny, witty, charm¬ ing darling she. Steve Solilo, Lloyd Rigby: Young fel¬ lows will be young fellows.

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Newtonian 29 BETWEEN THE BOOK-ENDS IN ROOM 1 Natalie Bilinsky: She’s happy who’s good. Christina Black: Smiling takes the world in her hands. Rose Lee Bodak: Beauty is always queen Mary Bozyinski: A light heart lives long. Alyce Chudy: So happy to play and please. Lorraine Ceilen: Time and pains do all. Joyce Froom: Is there a heart that music cannot melt? Stella Golebiowski: Knowledge is power Joyce Holtz: Honest labour bears a lovely face. Elsie Hutch: Expression can invest beauty with conquering charms. Bernice Jarem: Beauty lives with kind¬ ness. Sophie Kardash: Pity is sweet charm. Leone Kozar: She who means no mis¬ chief does it all. Elsie Kuchta: Energy, persistence con¬ quers all. June Lulchak: Music, poetry of the air. Jeannette Mellen: A true friend is for¬ ever a friend. Ruth Neufeld: A good laugh is sun¬ shine in a house. Jeannette Chrerrski: Good taste is the flower of good sense. Yvonne Oshanek: Beauty is a frail good. Jennie Petrick: Common sense is un¬ common. Helen Polischtak: To a young heart all is fun. Phyllis Slupski: Generosity is flower¬ ing of justice. Helen Sych: The laborer is worthy of reward. Bruce Allan: Kindness is virtue itself. Herbert Amey: Men of few words ere the best men. Borden Cardinal: Gentleness is irresistable. Norman Coleman: The prince of dark¬ ness is a gentleman. Raymond Hersley: Honest men are the gentleman of Nature. Walter Hrudka: Intellect . . . brain force. Eddie Kavalec: Perseverance is king. Eugene Kutney: Mind moves matter. Russell LaComy: Man’s life is a jest. Paul Nedokis: Honor his in honest toil. Walter Palisnuik: Mild of manner. Ernie Pastuk: I bear a charmed life. Albert Rothenberg: Genius is patience. Michael Sawka: Tired of last, eager for new. Jack Scazinetsky: He is knowing. Stanley Skurzanski: Friendship buys friendship. Ernie Zapp: Wit, humour belong to genius. Walter Zukoski: Silence is golden. BACK ROW, left to right—E. Zapp, M. Sawka, H. Amey, B. Cardinal, W. Zul- koski, S. Skurzanski, J. Scazinetsky, R. Lacomy, E. Kutney. THIRD ROW—J. Obremski, L. Kozar, E. Pastuck, B. Allan, A. Roihenberger, R. Hersley, E. Kava¬ lec, P. Nedokis, W. Palisnuik, A. Chudy, J. Petrich. SECOND ROW—J. Mellen, M. Bozynski, E. Kuchta, P. Slupski, S. Kardash, L. Cielen, Y. Oshanek, J. Holtz, B. Jarem, S. Golebiowski. FIRST ROW—R. Bodak, C. Black, N. Belinky, W. Hrudka, N. Coleman, Miss McCrum, E. Hutch, R. Neufeld, J. Lulchak, J. Froom, H. Polischiak. H. Sych.

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Newtonian 31 WHO ' S WHO IN ROOM 8 Our early birds Alicia K„ Margie P. and Sophie T. do last minute homework before the bell—and Dorothy P. fixes an uncrooked stocking seam while Bill S. gazes on ahead. Our friend and teacher, Miss Babb, to her joy receives a long-awaited note from Kenneth P. The 9.07 bell rings. Myon M. makes a dash to get out but is blocked by Bones S. strolling in (half asleep.) First period, Helen F. gives Shirley I. her homework to copy. Judging by the noise Edward N. and Monster S. seem to be the only one’s awake. Walter P. ' s favorite expression in Room 5 is “Huh”? Dorothy B. and Elsie S. are our two noted gigglers. Tony S., Mar¬ vin H. and Ronnie M. are often seen together — could they be discussing school? Bernice Z. and Bill F. are the scholars of the class. Glad there’s a couple of them. “Who has homework done?” asks Frank W. or Ron K., two of our singers. Philip B., being the other singer, is also noted for his jokes. At noon in the lobby we see Robert H. listening to Fred L ' s fantastic tales. A.P. seems to be as good a time as any for tale-telling, so Stella K. and Bertha T. chatter away. Nick M. and Kasmir J. can be found doing their homework as usual. Mary S., our Social Rep., an¬ nounces our room parties. Myron Z. and Ken P. miss many a period while playing their violins. (So they say.) Mitchel B. and Stanley O. never have to be reprimanded by anyone. Sorry the same can’t be said for Betty (Red) G. Finally the inseparable pals, Jean W., Sports Captain, and Helen D., President, stroll home after a hard day of doing nothing ... so the days come and go . . . we look forward to passing and then blissful vacations. ♦ BACK ROW—W. Fedoruk, K. Jaworski, W. Senyk, E. Nemis, W. Sadowy, M. Zuk, T. Skehar, M. Huff, R. Schaefer. THIRD ROW—N. Maling, M. Baryluk, P. Ballenback, F. Lee, R. Kleike, F. Weiss, S. Ohirko, M. Muzic, R. Magel. SECOND ROW—H. Fedorchuk, A. Kozier, B. Zeliska, B. Glynn, Miss Babb, M. Pascoe, S. Tataryn, B. Tache, S. Kostan, S. Irving. FRONT ROW—E. Sidak, D. Blanchard, J. Weiss, K. Peters, H. Davies, R. Hillsden, D. Pytel, W. Parobeck, M. Shore.