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

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Room 8 Laura Toots Artes — Small but mighty, interested in sports and Collegiates. Found nightly at “Con¬ nies” waiting for “another opera.” Nettie Bakuska — Her main interest lies at S.N.Y.L. Sings “Where Are You” the day after the night before. Mary Basisty — Basketball enthusiast, plus joker???? No wonder we all suffer from indigestion. Maureen Butt —Has no interest in boys. (Not much). Can be found nightly at either C.U.A.C. or Connies. Antonia Toni Deda — Quiet with a pleasing personality—feels sorry for us who pencil Pitman every morning. Helen Emel — The three P’s fit her to a T—Pep, poise and personality. Is liked by all. Frieda Erbach — Knows all the answers in History. Is a silent member of our class. Haloria Ewanchuk — “But I’ve already written five essays!!” — why teachers go gray — determined to get into St. Paul’s. Eleanor Hallick — Our versatile blonde who’s favorite saying is “The wadda hop”. Is interes“Ted” in???? Stanis Holloway — Room 8’s pres, (need I say more?) Limps around saying “‘Tis nothing but a broken leg!!!” Sophie Kachanovsky — A promising future is ahead of this girl with the golden voice and wonderful person¬ ality. Vera Shorty Kammerlock — The dynamite doll of basketball — has had several casualities this year from basketball or??? Leila Kaspar — Here today and gone tomorrow. Either recovering from one weekend, or getting ready for the next. Jeanette Kurnesky — First song on Etta’s hit parade is, “A1 Be Seeing You In The Heiland’s.” (Continued on Page 81) 28 Isaac Newton High School

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Room 3 Gunhild Backus — Our former vice- pres. She adds zest to our French periods. A contender for the late-slip crown. Olga Bardecki — Geom. will forever be a mystery to her but not her Secret l oves. Helen Borkowski — Believes that good behaviour is the best policy in school and therefore never gets in trouble. Victor Dereniuk — “Vic”, the boy with the fascinating grin who likes to crack jokes and play ball. Sleffie Ewashkiw — If not reading notes she’s writing one. Might settle down to work some day. Roy Inouye — Practical joker whose jokes are always backfiring. If not kibitzing he plans our room socials. We’re still waiting. Janet Kansky — A member of Eaton’s Junior Executive. Holds the record for late slips in our room. Lillian Karpynka — Room 3’s rival to Chopin. Her brilliant piano pounding helped make the opera a success. Bob Ketchen — “Buckets” hopes to be¬ come a pro curler. Member of the famed Harlem “5”. A junior eager. Sylvia Koniuck — Always gets good marks; loves jazz, socials, Robert Mitchum and staying away from school. Elsie Kucy — An attractive miss with a pleasant personality and can play the accordion. Adolph Kukulowicz — Our noble pres. Starry centre-man with Canadiens. If you have Geom. problems, consult Aggie!! Ed. Labinowich — Ed. is an intelligent boy who will go far, but the question is — which way??? Vicky Plawiak — Popular and always full of vim and vigour and an un¬ appreciated gift of gab. Peter Pura — Our starry eager. Spends (Continued on Page 80) Newtonian 27

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Room 14 Marge Brown — A general favourite with everyone, Marge is an ardent supporter of all basketball games. Stanley Buchkowski — Our crew-cut kibitzer, who amazes teachers with his “LEGIBLE” writing, and good reading. Bill Byskal — One of Newton’s rugby stars, who enjoys a rough game. Oc¬ cupies Tobans’ penalty box during winter. Mildred Cardno — Our pin-up girl, who receives Valentines from a myster¬ ious “Fred”. Bernice Dobrowski — If Bernice isn’t talking, she’s eating, if she’s not eat¬ ing, she’s not at school. Rosemarie Fuhr — A promising art student, who always manages to have her homework done. Shirley Hogue —Mr. Mark’s FAVORITE Geometry pupil, who is interested in dramatics, Burt Lancaster and BOYS. Fred Harlem Ingaldson — Captain of famous “Harlem 5”, this boy has a longing for “FLO”-ting soap. Don Keller — Speedy Black Hawk star. Ambition: to play with the Leafs. Fate: ice-cleaner at Olympic. Jack Kempf —A quiet fellow who seems to like school, and maybe girls? Plays terrific basketball!!! Ronald Kendall — Our St. Vital science scholar who amazed us all by finish¬ ing the science book. George Klein — Room 14’s great wit. (Nit-wit). Reported to be in Elmwood quite often. Jim Speedy Komishon —Starry mem¬ ber of the “Harlem 5”, who would like to help “Jameison” curl. Leona Kosjar — A quiet, studious girl, who chums around with Lydia. Always seen reading library books. Harry Kowalik — One of our smarter students, who also excels in the sports of baseball and pool. Marian Kozloski — Conspicuous by her silence, this girl has just one am¬ bition: to get 90 in Latin. Zonie Kuzymko — The first half of the Kuzymko - Lobchuk combination. (Continued on Page 84) G.KLLIN T.ODOCIUtt J.ntMDf-