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

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BACK ROW (left to right)—William Couling, Bob Daski, Carl Taylor, Jim Komishon, Ed Leipz, George Klein, Ronald White, Nick Pidmurny, Ted Cody. THIRD ROW -Doug Paterson, Tony Procuik, Walter Frankoski, Jack Stepko, Stanley Buch- kowski, Walter Krenz, John Melnyk, Walter Staskiewicz, Bill Byskal. SECOND ROW—Stella Romanov, Norma Pearson, Bernice Dobrowski, Hazel Hollands, Shirley Mallow, Olga Kizlyk, Marge Brown, Joyce Brown. FIRST ROW—Lily Tepper, Helen Staskiewicz, Eleanor Hallick, Sylvia Green, Mary Lobchuk, Zonie Kuzymko, Olga Kuzyk, Jeannette Rybak, Helen Grobowiecki. MISSING—Loreen Smith. Room 3 Joyce Brown—Has an ambition to be¬ come a nurse. Marge Brown — Mr. Gresham’s ideal algebra student. Stan Buchkowski—Has a flare for pub¬ lic speaking. Bill Byskal—A guy noted for his brush- cut. Ted Cody — A lad who is good for laughs. Bill Couling -— Known as A24738 at Minto barracks. Bob Daski—Excels in basketball and hockey, also sports rep. Bernice Dobrowski — Room secretary, always seen collecting money. Walt Frankoski—Nick’s favorite spar¬ ring partner. Helen Grabowiecki — Nominated as Meeses of the room. Sylvia Green—Ambition to become a school teacher? Eleanor Hallick — Ball of fire in the room, small and blonde. Hazel Hollands—Never in trouble. Am¬ bition; social worker. Olga Kizlyk—Olga Kuzyk’s better half. George Klien — Giving Hope competi¬ tion, in the nose department. Jim Komishon—Dark blonde, blue eyes, has no heart interests. Walt Krenz—A fair haired, studious, melancholy chap. Olga Kuzyk—The girl who always has a smile. Zonie Kuzymko—Never talks. Ambi¬ tion: secretary to a lawyer. Ed Leipz — Hobby photography, also quite a wolf. Mary Lobchuk—Mr. Pearce’s favorite student in the room. Shirley Mallow—Quiet, studious, and always has her homework done. John Melnyk—Blonde, blue eyed, an all-round guy. Doug Paterson — On his spare after¬ noons goes to Andy’s. (Continued on Page 65) 32 Isaac Newton High School

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Room 2 Olga Andruszkow—Quiet, studious, but don’t let that fool you. Donald Chimilar—The quiet type, but he gets along. Helen Chornous—The girl with poise ’n’ brains. (Say that fast.) Roger Collins — Enjoys a good argu¬ ment. (Especially with teachers.) Beatrice Dolenko—Decorates her note¬ book with movie stars. (Male.) Bernice Gidzinski—At typing proved to be quite snappy. Helena Gidzinski—High marks make up for her small stature. Shirley Hogue—Thinks Newton basket¬ ball coaches are: “Oh, so handsome!” Fred Ingaldson—See why teachers get grey hair? Roy Inouye—This able bodied sea cadet wants to travel. Mildred Johnston—Our president, who combines brains, personality and bas¬ ketball. Donald Kapeluch — Our bowling star. Never fails to hit his mark. Roman Karakuc—The boy who asks all those subtle questions. Don Keller—Popular curly-haired ath¬ lete, who stars in all sports. Shirley Kennedy—One singing reason why the opera was successful. Edward Koscielny—Curls his hair, then tells people it’s natural. Clarence Kowerko—Our “car expert,” who left us some time ago. Marian Kozloski—Generally known as the silent member. Edward Labinowich—Suspected of an¬ noying Mr. Pearce during film periods. Mary Lemny—Is the pretty girl with those flashing eyes. Mike Lewicki—Enjoys writing nonsense like this. Ray Price — Suspected of annoying Orest during study periods. Maurice Prokipchuck — Plans to start studying Latin sooner or later. (Continued on Page 65) BACK ROW (left to right)—Roman Karakuc, Joe Sarahan, Ed Labinowich, Mike Lewicki, Fred Ingaldson, Mrs. Mackay, Don Keller, Ray Price, Michael Simmons, Ian Richardson. THIRD ROW—Don Kapeluch, Maurice Prokipchuk, Orest Slobodian, Joe Shurgot, Roger Collins, Ray Yauk, Don Chimilar, Ted Zapp, Allan Zelmer, Roy Inouye, Bohdan Semchuk. SECOND ROW—Lillian Smith, Pauline Zajankowski, Virginia Squirk, Shirley Kennedy, Helen Rischinsky, Marjorie Shinnimin, Shirley Hogue, Mildred Johnston, Marion Kozloski. FRONT ROW—Helena Gidzinski, Bernice Gidzinski, Beatrice Dolenko, Olga Andruszkow, Helen Chornous, Sylvia Stein, Jeanne Steciuk, Rosalie Tkachyk, Jeanne Zajac. MISSING—Mary Lemny, Gerald Stanick, Ed Koscielny. Newtonian 31

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Room 8 Before we start to tear apart the in¬ dividuals of our grand room, we would like to express all our thanks to Miss Babb for her help and guidance through the year. Sophie Kachanovsky — The leading prima donna of our school operetta. Terry Williams—Makes a habit of get¬ ting into trouble. Rose Douglas—A good friend to come to with troubles. Frieda Erback — A girl who believes “silence is golden.” Ruth Appier, Luba Boychuk—Two good friends who see it through thick and thin. Marion Balagus — Likes keeping our room in fits of laughter. Bernice Dolinsky—Likes to keep the boys guessing. Olga Pilutnick—Quick tempered but a good friend. Geraldine Schettler — Led the room with brains and personality. Cordelia Reichert—A girl with talent, looks and brains. Vera Kammerlock — The petite, cute blonde of our room. Olga Fritz—Always seen joking and fooling around. Adele Schumaker — Likes disagreeing with the teachers. Helen Emelmchenko—The silent blonde bombshell of our room. Maureen Butt — The only strawberry blonde of our room. Gloria Ewanchuk — Quiet, but what a temper. Wow! Mary Basisty—Another one who con¬ tributes to the room’s fun. Steffie Morwicki—Room 8’s lost week¬ end. Jeanette Kurnesky — Didn’t take her long to get around? Laura Artes—A girl who is quite sports- minded. (Continued on Page 65) BACK ROW (left to right)—Maureen Butt, Frieda Erbach, Nettie Bakuska, Eleanore Penziwol, Miss Babb, Cordelia Reichert, Eileen Brunn, Helen Emelnichenko, Rose Douglas. THIRD ROW—Terry Williams, Adele Schumaker (vice-president), Jeannette Kurnesky, Gloria Ewanchuk, Adeline Zebrasky, Norma Lewicki, Loretta Skabar, Olga Shafirka, Elsie Morawicki. SECOND ROW—Florence Tokar, Antonia Deda. Olga Pilutik, Sophie Kachanovsky, Frances Muska, Dorothy Stephanyshyn, Leila Kasper. FIRST ROW—Olga Fritz. Lorraine Trinkle, Ruth Appier, Geraldine Schettler (president), Vera Kammerlock (secretary), Laura Artis (social rep.), Teena Natalona, Mary Basisty, Audrey Liebrecht. MISSING—Luba Boychuk, Bernice Dolinsky, Stephanie Morwicki. Newtonian 33