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

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c And ow . . . 10 THE UNIVERSITY! • High School years have passed quickly. • University days will soon be here. • And it’s wise to get some of your books during the summer. The Book Depart¬ ment is owned and operated by the University for the college students of Winnipeg. • PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST POSSIBLE 9 NEW AND USED COPIES THE UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA BOOK DEPARTMENT Broadway Building — Osborne St. Entrance WINNIPEG 16 Isaac Newton High School

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XII-ROOM 5 BRUCE ALLAN More at home on the basket¬ ball floor than In a desk. Great ability for getting into scrapes; not so much for getting out. DOROTHY BEDNARD Spends exciting evenings listening to symphony music? Tries to give Bruno Walter competition on the piano. Ambition: Concert pianist. Ultimate fate: Piano tuner. STEVE DANYLUK Shaggy-haired editor of the Nor’Wester. Finds school in¬ terferes with literary work. Favorite hobbies: Skiing and women (Mosty women). SIMEON DOLHUN Room 5’s versatile sportsman- scholar. Still clings to the old saying women are the down¬ fall of men. A fellow sure to succeed. LAWRENCE FARYNA And what beneath these quiet waters be?? Our quiet boy who says nothing and does (?) This Beau Brummel is famed for his colorful ties. DAVE FRASER A popular person who takes an interest in many things about the school. Mr. Babb’s right-hand man. Ambition: Chemical engineer. Ultimate Fate: Barbara-ing. f WILLIAM KARAKUC Without Bill, life would be— (Draw your own conclusions.) Has the great ability to catch up just in time. (How??) Am¬ bition: Aeronautical engin¬ eer. Fate: Office boy at TCA. DICK MACOOMB An energetic fellow who takes an active part in the social committee and as Editor of the Newtonian. Dick is a lover of dreamy music, women and McKinney’s dia¬ monds. HARRY OWCZAR Here’s the man who taught Romeo about women. Besides women, running East Kil- donan’s Canteen and work¬ ing, Harry often finds time for school. Finds school desks very comfortable. DOUG. ANDRICK Our cheerful West Kildonan import. Discovered the game of basketball when he came to Newton. His friendly smile and all ’round pleasantness assure him of success. STEVE CHECKWITCH Our efficient (?) school presi¬ dent. Terror of teache rs. An¬ other notorious Cacs Boy. Occasionally seen winking at a dark-haired lass in Room 3. WALTER DIDUCK (Which twin has the Toni?) Gives Menuhin and Evelyn competition. Often seen at Isaac Newton High School?? Carries a bow for a certain Nancy. MARY DMYTERKO Our very chic young lady from Fisher Branch. Ambi¬ tion: To be a lab. technician. Wonder Why?? A determined lass who’s sure to succeed. TOM FERENS Room 5’s gift to the navy. Tom is a fine fellow with a nautical twist. Practices daily in the bath tub. Ambition: To see the ocean. Fate: To get sea sick. EDGAR HERMAN His favorite saying is: “I haven’t got it done”. Quiet (?) in a desk, but lightning on a basketball floor. LUDWIG KRYSCHUK A quiet gentleman from Narol. Believes in the old Mexican saying: “There’s Always Tomorrow”. Likes flowers, especially a certain Rose. MIKE OLYNYK The quiet manly giant of the room. Keeps arguing with Bill K. A fine, quiet fellow, “Giant” did a good job of handling Opera tickets. He’s sure to succeed. KEN PETERS Our fleet-footed Junior Exe¬ cutive, room president, also plays on the Senior Basket¬ ball team. Instead of home¬ work he often visits J.M. Ken is a very friendly person who will succeed.