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

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fju+ii i Glalbeb Room 2 Mr. Klassen — Has guided us through another successful year. We came to him as strangers, but in no time we were old friends. To him go our heartiest thanks. Walter Bard — Comes to school to keep warm; has high hopes. Sylvia Berezyk — Pleasing personality; has an infectious smile and beautiful brown eyes. Joe Borchynski — Likes sports; likes girls; likes Mr. Avery; what about school? Ronald Borger — Quiet mechanic-type lad. “Don’t be so shy, Ronald”, we all tell him. Harold Clayton —Basketball shark; am¬ bitious; studious; loves German; likes good jokes. Teddy Ferens — Laughs at Bernie’s jokes; even laughs at his own. Ted Gacek — Hockey enthusiast; enjoys good jokes; ambitious; easy to get along with. Allen Guest — Has a personality plus; artistic; quite popular. Olga Halayko — Cheers people with twinkling blue eyes and auburn hair; a nice kid. Helen Holstein — Tall, slim, brunette; considerate; thoughtful; favorite say¬ ing, “Win the game, kids”. Alice Kardash — Nice blonde girl with an agreeable disposition. Edwin Kammerlock — (tuffy) Blonde little fellow; liked by the class. Etheline Kirshoffer — A quiet blonde (Continued on Page 80) BACK ROW (left to right)—Walter Bard, Walter Narynski, Ronald Borger, Harold Clayton, Leon Sokalski, Bill McRae, Bernard Krill, Stan Stiasny, Ted Gacek. THIRD ROW—Allen Guest, Ron Schettler, Leo Konyk, Eddie Penziwol, Ted Ferens, John Solarz, Joe Borchynski, Allan Opalick, Don Mac. SECOND ROW—Kay Zajae, Myra Stelmach, Larysa Zaleska, Etheline Kirchhofer, Mr. J. F. Klassen, Helen Holstein, Alice Kardash, Dawne Krywonis, Lorraine Tuchak. FRONT ROW—Olga Halayko, Violet Smallakoff, Helen Tymchak, Sylvia Bereziuk. MISSING—Edwin Kammerlock. Newtonian 81

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Room 19 Lucy Boyko — Only girl in our room who takes bookkeeping. Plans to be¬ come a bookkeeper. Tom Chapryk — Tall, dark and hand¬ some lad. Ambition to become a star rugby player. Bernice Cherski — Social rep. Believes good things come in small packages. Played on the room basketball team. Stan Duke — One of our bright boys who enjoys playing basketball. Am¬ bition to become a hockey reporter. Albert Glovitski — Tall, dark president. Plays basketball for Stellars and Seniors. Captain of the Gobblers Basketball team. Joe Hanks — Spends his time chewing gum and contradicting Mr. Arm¬ strong. Strongest man of our room. Hazel Hollands — The brains of our congregation. A pretty blushing brunette. Friend to all. Bernadette Horbachewski — Her motto “Better Late Than Never.” Played on the basketball team. A swell girl! Albert Jaworski — The artist who is responsible for the opera scenery. Favourite saying, “True, true, true.” Mary Kanusek — Lorraine’s better half. A cute blonde who likes passing com¬ ments and doesn’t mind receiving them. Jack Keller —The brightest lad of our room. Ambition: to become a star rugby player. Favourite saying, “Chicken.” Orest Kiz — The boy with the History brains. Spends his spare time usher¬ ing at wrestling matches. Lorraine Kropp — Spends her days at Newton but her evenings are private. Always seen with Mary K. Ted Konyk — Room 19’s book of jokes. One-half of 19’s terrific basketball team? Plays pool after school. Mr. Avery’s favourite. Eleanor Kuchei — A quiet blonde lass who is seldom heard above the up¬ roar of Room 19. (Continued on Page 79) 30 Isaac Newton High School

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BACK ROW (left to right)—Ernie Dzamon, Don Purpur, Gordon Ruff, Gary Clarkes, Ray Smith, Bob Oliver, Tom Dovyak, Jack Hillsden. THIRD ROW—Edna Todd, Victor Durand, Doug Szajowski, Tom Liewicki, Bob Wagner, Pat Harynuk, Ralph Condon, Johnny Station, Angela Golovitch. SECOND ROW—Agnes Desmarais, Edith Myer, Sophie Ortynski, Shirley Du Gray, Dorothy Smart, Evelyn O’Bremski, Caroline Bakuska, Ellen Poynting. FRONT ROW—Olga Moskal, Dorothy Forsythe, Jennie Yaworski, Betty Chyzewski, Mr. Willows, Ann Chura, Grace Durban, Jean Zebrasky, Marlene Staskiewicz. MISSING—Fred Grabowski. Room 4 Caroline Bakuska —Goes only for those boys from Brooklands. Phyllis Bowey — Our pretty social rep. was exported to Ontario. Garry Clarkes — A lover of art, girls and especially homework. Ralph Condon — Our gift to the hockey world. Ann Chura — A bit bashful, likes to keep boys guessing. Agnes Desmarais — Ambition: sheep raiser. Ultimate fate: raising black sheep. Tom Dovyak — Always getting in trouble over women. Viclor Durand — Our Vice-Pres. takes his school work seriously. Grace Durban — Finds time for sports only. Nestor Dudar — A member of Cacs and a favourite pupil of Mr. Avery’s. Ernie Dzamon — Favourite saying: “There’s the Blonde Bomber from Room 11!” Betty Chyzewski — Pretty Betty thinks Tech has one wonderful rugby star. Shirley Du Gray — Room 4’s “Annie Oakley.” Dorothy Forsythe —“Pinky”, our pretty blonde, insists that she has no male interests. Angie Golovitch — Fourth in class but first with Robert (not Oliver). Fred Grabowski — The rugby star of Room 4. Pat Harynuk —Favorite saying: “Better late than never.” Jack Hillsden — Our star basketball coach of the Room 4 basketball champions. Tom Liewicki — Always boasting of how good his basketball team is. (Continued on Page 84) 32 Isaac Newton High School