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

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KEIKO MORITA Kay is our walking Encyclo¬ pedia. As a source of infor¬ mation she proves to be very helpful. VICTORIA “MUSCLES” OBREMSKI Well known for her nick¬ name and even “Mo” than that! She will never lack friends because of her pleas¬ ing personality. She speaks with a drawl that is “pleas¬ ant” to hear ! ! ! CAROLINE OTULAK A steady and reliable work¬ er. Enjoys her mornings at Home Ec. and says that some day she will make a good housewife. JOHN PALAMAR Here is another of our prom¬ ising artists. He is an aver¬ age student and a good na- tured fellow. His fine quali¬ ties insure his success. MARION PHILLIPS This lovely lass with raven black hair certainly makes the heads turn twice as she walks down the halls. She also played on the winning basketball and volleyball teams. FRANCES SENKIEW Where there’s music there’s Frances. She loves to dance. She claims the best day in the week for her is Wednes¬ day. (But wouldn’t say why). A neat dresser and nice to have around. PHILIP SHCHERBACK Played rugby for Newton. His jokes are ad infinitum and he is generally consid¬ ered quite a wit. (Nit-wit). School would be dull with¬ out his terrific sense of hu¬ mour. ANNE SOBKOWICZ The dark-haired girl who is quiet in class. Is well liked by all for her cheerful co¬ operation. BILL WESELAKE Played on the winning soc¬ cer team. A clever student and small guy. Kept the class on their toes when he col¬ lected for the “adoption of a child.” Oh, Bill ! ! WALTER MOSCOVITCH Keeps the students informed regarding the future shows at the “Palace Theatre” where he spends most of his time as an usher. JOHN OLKO A sociable fellow with a good sense of humour. More time on his hands than he can handle. (Or so the story goes). EDDIE PALAMAR “Does anyone need a book¬ keeper?” He has a good head for figures . . . h-m-m. Has some interest in basketball. Is well liked by all his class¬ mates. HILDA “HOPPER” PEILUCK A modern Hercules, Hilda helped bring home the bas¬ ketball and volleyball cham¬ pionships. Is well knowm around Newton and has cer¬ tainly left her mark (on the desks). OLGA PINKUS A cute, shy, curly-haired girl whose quietness is overcome by her pleasing smile. Who knows what she does in her spare time ? ? ?(She wouldn’t tell us). BILL SENYK “Handsome Bill” doubled as the Pirate King and was “all- star” full-back on the rugby team. Left school to begin a career at “Canadian News.” LILLIAN SMITH A plain but charming girl who is always neat and effi¬ cient. Her ambition is to be a steno. Some office will be lucky. WALTER SUKAYLO An inspiring saxaphone play¬ er, played for Floyd Filler’s band. Raced all year long with the 9 o’clock bell and a detention slip. REUBEN WOLFMAN Ruben is so quiet that we often have to look to see if he is still with us. He is the only male member of our shorthand class.

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ROOM 19 FRANK APPLER More than one person lost his eyesight by looking at his flashy socks. He con¬ stantly keeps the girls wait¬ ing to get at the mirror while he combs his naturally curly locks. FRED DIACHTJN Handles the ticket money in our room. (No wonder we’re bankrupt). Plays nice bas¬ ketball, when he really tries, and is really a good kid when it comes to favors. VIOLA “VI” EICHHORN Another sports addict of this room. Played on Newton’s winning basketball and vol¬ leyball teams. A certain “Bill” says that her winning smile will win her a promis¬ ing future. ABE GREENBLAT Who throughout the year takes an interest in all sports, especially hockey. His leisure time is spent with a certain “Pat.” CALVIN “KELLY” KRAMBLE This tall curly-haired lad is an able student and a good sport. Has been warned about sweeping the pictures off the walls with his eyelashes. BERNICE KUSHNIR An ambitious girl who is often seen at the “Y”. Could there be a reason for her visits there? Does a grand job as editor of the Snooper. JENNIE LIEWICKI In the typing room she can be heard industriously pound¬ ing the keys with such speed that she is our best typist. JULIA MATYSZEWSKI Julia represents the industri¬ ous, good natured type of student who can be relied on whenever you’re in a tight spot. HELEN McLEAN The striking beauty of our room, who has played an active part on our school social committee. Thanks for the lovely work! Good luck to you in your future en¬ deavors. VALERIE BODNARCHUK Has a keen interest in sports and proves to know a good deal about them. She is re¬ markable for her invaluable, continual, and heated argu¬ ments. JUNE EICHHORN The wit of our room, claims that all the detention slips come her way. Played well on the school volleyball and basketball teams. She was also captain of our inter¬ room basketball team. EDDY EWANIW Blonde haired “Giant” who keeps his sioe of the history room sparkling with all the answers. (His own. natur¬ ally.) MARGARET GYULAY Without her we would be lost. She was our favorite score-keeper for our room basketball games. Her favor¬ ite saying to her shorthand teacher is: “I forgot.” PAULINE “POLLY” KUCHARCHUK Kept busy in Rm. 10 practic¬ ing with the orchestra: she also enters into the field of art and does a good job of it. ANITA LAVALL6E All good things come in small packages and Anita is one of those packages. An able Nor’- Wester Rep. for two succes¬ sive years, she plans to make her future “Buck” by being a steno. ROMEO LIPP Our 4 ft. 11 in. mathema¬ tician, seems to give Miss Babb all the answers. (The right ones). STAN MAYCHER Claims he keeps the Kilda- rocks up on the news and views of all the lovely women in town. The girls have voted him the Cassanova of our room. Room 10’s sharp dresser. STEPHIE MELNYK A regular member at To- bans. Is hard to bribe for news (are we kidding?) Plans to be a first class sales¬ clerk.

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HELEN YABLONSKI EMILIE ZIEMSKI W 1 A pleasant looking girl who is easy to get along with. Her friendliness has won her many friends. One little “Ray” of sunshine. She decided the shorthand class was too crowded and took up bookkeeping with the fellows. ROOM 20 MYRON “BIBSY” BABIAK DOROTHY BEDNARD Spends his spare time with Mert and the local drug store. Ambition: Skirt fitter in ladies’ dress shop. In spite of the abundance of ignorance in our room Doro¬ thy manages to keep up her high scholastic standing. m mm OLGA BILENKY NORMAN “BONER” BOHONOS r Our blushing blonde, Olga has a winning personality and one great ambition: to get 80 in geometry. West-end’s gain is the North- end’s loss. Loves not follow¬ ing Miss Nelson’s instruc¬ tions. Another “GENK.” jM It Ahp, ANNE BURBA Takes an active interest in all school undertakings. Al¬ ways has a friendly greeting for everyone. STEPHEN “PEE WEE” CHECKWITCH GENK; our little woman-kil¬ ler. Fee Wee is the terror of all our teachers. % KEN ‘‘KERR” CROSSLEY GWYN “DUKE” DAVIES Favorite initials “J.B.” Pas¬ time: contradicting a certain English teacher. Ambition: to get married. Ultimate Fate: bachelor. Member of the noted club, “GENKS.” He makes his daily trips to Room 19 just to see “her.” ZENITH “ZEKE” DENCHUK A man of no set ambition but plenty of ideas. (It’s debat¬ able) . WALTER “COUYLA” DIDUCK One of our more athletic stu¬ dents. Excels in Kelly, snooker and pool. Detests pool sharks. i MARY DMYTERKO DAVID FRASER One of those girls you’d look at twice. Mary has personal¬ ity plus and a friendly smile. Our hard working secretary, Dave manages to top the class in scholastic ability, brawn and personality. VICTOR GUSTAW BILL KARAKUC Vic was a standout on Room 20’s hockey team. A quiet guy with an ambition to be¬ come a teacher. Without Bill life would be miserable ? ? Has hopes of becoming an aeronautical engineer. fw SIMEON DOLHUN BORDEN KARDASH Popular “Sam” is king of sport at Newton. He excels in anything he undertakes, including Physics (?) Claims he dislikes girls. Well! The ladies’ man. Still re¬ grets the day he got a brush cut. Expert dancer and an all-round athlete. 1 pf '