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

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WALTER “BILO” BILOCERKOWICH Ex-president of the room. Attracts all Miss Babb’s at¬ tention in B.A. class—could it be his terrific personality, or is it just plain intelligence? IRENE “INCHY” BOYCHUK Our little “Ray” of sunshine. Her alluring figure and charming personality made the Judges look twice—Prin¬ cess. Her sensational en¬ trance in the Operetta caused quite an ovation from the audience. BEN “CHERRY” CHEREWYK Our quick - witted president gives the boys competition at the pool table. Spends most of his nights at “Mick¬ ey’s” and we don’t mean the ; lunch counter on Selkirk., ' What will come of this??? LESIA “LES” DOWHANYK Our Vice-pres. and all-round athlete. Regular supporter (???) of boys’ basketball games and school socials. Her personality and wit have won her a spot in everybody’s heart (teachers’ included). BILL “ARTIST” FEDORUK We often wonder what goes on behind those innocent blue eyes, besides the usual mechanical procedure of studying, which has won him many honors. Sketches for a hobby. Who’s the latest model, Bill????? TED GANGDAL A newcomer from British Columbia, who has already proven to be a friend. His calm, collected manner and good looks will be an asset to him. KASMIR JAWORSKI “Silence is Golden,” Kas be¬ lieves, as he can often be seen buried in his books??? which bring him excellent results. Don’t they??? VIVIAN “DIMPLES” KANSKY Favorite saying: “Albie see¬ ing you.” Sports enthusiast, especially hockey. Her good looks and beautiful hair have given quite some competition. Ambition: Secretary. Fate: Housewife (soon). JENNY KOWAL Scorches her Tech friends when she confesses a prefer¬ ence for Newton. Thinks Frankie Laine is terrific! Also, she’s head over Hills for hockey. ROSE LEE “HONEY” BODAK Another “Frankie” fan — evidently he’s her steady. Could the Tower be drawing in crowds because of their lovely usherette?? Another devoted lobby fan. MARY “BUZZY” BOZYNSKI One of the noon-hour lobby fans. In a few years ' Peg will be gifted with a beautiful nurse—namely Buzzy. Her terrific personality endears her to many admirers. LORRAINE “GIGGLES” CEILEN Our “Party Girl” spends most of her time at church (club). Attention Steve! Call 594 267 and ask for Giggles. A swell .gal!! WALTER “BLUE EYES” EWASHKIW Spends his days at “Andy’s,” his nights at the “Amph,” and spare time—piles of the stuff—in the library reading the classics ? ? ? Especially Erskine Caldwell. JOYCE “CUTIE” FROOM This demure, blue-eyed girl, ex-Junior Councillor, keeps her neat figure—by running— seems she is being pursued by a certain Mitch. Her ter¬ rific personality makes her liked by all. OLIVE “KABBY” KABLAK Shows her aptitude for ballet while playing basketball. Her excellent staging of Ruth in the operetta will long be re¬ membered. Is saving her heart - throbs for someone very special. .; SOPHIE “JUDY” KALDON The luck of the Irish, an Irish lad has won our dark¬ haired beauty. Wears the famous peek-a-boo bangs! Has many friends and ad¬ mirers. N.B.—E. P. TED “PLAYBOY” KOZAK Steve Kozak’s long lost cousin —relationship only in build. Ladies’ man—loves it. Stel- lars star, therefore Wine, Women, and Fags are out??? OLGA KUCHER Member of the famous trio. Kuchie’s in a fog—without Steve, memories are misty. This demure blonde says “no dice” when asked for a date.

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JIM SPIRITO “Gentleman Jim” (?) quick like a bunny, is a fast talker and a fast worker. Source of sarcasm and comedy. Sees all, hears all, says all. EUGENE SKEHAR Room 7’s merry mortician. Plugs his ears to keep out the din. Wants to be a phar¬ macist. As a side-line plays “Cue”-pid. WALTER TATARYN “Buffalo Bill”, complete to the last unbuttoned button. Good - natured and good- hearted he harbours a ten¬ der longing for his country home. ADAM WOLFE Obstacles were made for him! He’s a wizard in Phy¬ sics and Maths. His shrewd¬ ness permits him to drive a hard bargain. MARVIS ANDERSON “A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody.” Marvis enchants everyone with her teasing smile and raven locks. Vivian Leigh’s double. Plays the piano. BETTY FORBES This energetic girl enjoys all sports, especially hockey and baseball. Graced our basket¬ ball squad. Tinkles the ivories and reads. Ambition: to be a bachelor school¬ teacher. RICHARD HEBER Nonchalantly brushes swoon¬ ing maidens out of his path¬ way. Harmonizes to “O Canada.” Has a risky capac¬ ity for gaiety and adven¬ ture. Mr. Gresham’s star ad¬ visor.” MARY HOWIKA A serene spirt like Mary’s is all too rare. Devotes herself to her one love exclusively— violin. Her main interest in life is music. BRUCE “B.A.” ALLAN This cute lad with the keen sense of humor cuts capers not only with a basketball, but also with a C.U.A.C. star. An ardent member of the Senior boys’ basketball team. GORDON SPIRITO Bubbling with secret revolu¬ tionary fervor, this gentleman manages his dark-room with the utmost skill. Throws dis¬ cretion to the winds when he’s driving his jalopy. MIKE SKWARK On the basketball court our handsome giant flexes his wits as well as his muscles. Captain of Stellar’s (plug). Works hard, plays hard. STEFFIE WELLIS “Hi, fiddle-de-dee, an actor’s life for me!” Steff has hitch¬ ed her wagon to a star. She has an unquenchable en¬ thusiasm for dramatics. KAY ZINKOWSKI A pair of sparkling eyes and the loveliest smile conceal a sharp thinker. A born co¬ quette, Kay takes advantage of her qualities. ROSE DANYLO Our jewel, our pride — our undoing. Loves food, danc¬ ing, music and Myron. Her delightful personality makes her beloved by all. AUGUST GELHORN Boys’ sports captain — takes studies during P.T. Likes to wine, dine and be merry. “Leghorn’s a gifted cartoon¬ ist. Will give A1 Capp com¬ petition. ALBERT HEILAND Well - dressed, sophisticated gentleman whose wisdom it has been our pleasure to en¬ joy. Newton’s first - term prexy. Will be one of Mani¬ toba’s finest social workers. NANCY HRYCIW I love coffee, I love tea, I love men! Do they love me? Nancy is irresistible with those merry brown eyes and laughing face. MITCH “Mr. Bones” BARYLUK Senior girls’ basketball coach as well as a Stellar’s star. A great actor as shown by his staging of a Pirate in the Operetta, and the beautiful Magnolia. ROOM 16

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PAT LOZO Tall, Trim, Terrific, Vogue girl of the room and models well too. Attracts many a male, but condescends to none. Is it possible? RALPH “HANDSOME” MILLER Another boy who has joined the lobby lounging club. Too busy promoting for Nemis to be able to get ahead with the machines. EDWARD “MECHANO” NEMIS A quiet??? lad who creates many a laugh while lounging in the lobby. Has a mech¬ anical mind. Ambition: Radio technician. Fate: Filling gas tanks. JOSEPHINE “JOSIE” PALAMAR “SPEED, SPEED, SPEED. Give her the volleyball, she’ll smash out of reach—basket¬ ball, dribbles like a flash. Our typing and shorthand star. STEFFTE “DAINTY” SLONECKY Stars in everything from basketball to hoock (pardon me, hockey). Could it be her hazel eyes or is it her gags that make her a favorite with all the males??? FRANCES SZKWAREK A Tobans fan who enjoys all socials, and reports on all the latest. An ex-matric student whose quiet manner charms all. WALTER TOMCHUK A standout on the Stellars team. A cute and popular student who partakes in all socials—including the one at Warren—girls. KATHY KOPKO Claims she has no male in¬ terest, but we know different. Could her club attendance be the reason for her being so tired on Monday morning? TED MOSKAL A woman charmer, who sent Valentines to all his admirers. Cuts a neat business appear¬ ance, which will make him successful in his career. IRENE “OMEN” OMINSKI A whiz at shorthand. Re¬ ceives numerous phone calls from distant admirers. Am¬ bition : Private secretary. Fate: Housewife. ERNIE “ORKY” PASTUCK This handsome rugby star would like to be a machinist. Never fails to be Mary —are wedding bells in the offing?? Original Kild-a-Rock. BEATRICE “BEEBO” STARIN Secretary of Students’ Coun¬ cil and always ready to lend a hand. Special interest is dancing, but with whom??? Has a very photogenic and engaging smile. BERTHA “JERRY” TACHE Room 16’s little Cupid—has matched up many a pair. This demure blonde has no male interest — claims she loves them all. Is it possible? MILLIE WONT A K Her lovely locks are the envy of all. Spare time is spent ushering at the Lyceum. Has terrific sense of humor and is popular with everyone. JEAN WOLOSKOSKI Miss Wilcox has made quite a debut?? as illustrated dur¬ ing lunch hour when all males from far and near col¬ lect about her. Does her steady Manager know about this? DAVE YAGHESON The boy who is famous for his build. One of Newton’s rugby stars, showed great skill while playing. Gives all the girls a whirl. WALTER YAREMKEWICH grade XII Matric. student. One of the lobby lounging stars. Too busy telling stories to study. Has quite a line and is popular with all. LILY “SHARPIE” YURECHKO A faithful member of the AIJUC where she displays her dynamic style of jiving. An excellent shorthand student, also a member of the famous trio.