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

Page 37 text:

Room 15 Our thanks go to Mr. Robson for a memorable year. He has won us, not with his strong arm, but with his friendship and kindness. What other song but “We’re Just Wild About Harry” could be our favourite? Pat Bartman — Pretty, good secretary. Favourite expression:— “But I’m smaller than you are!” Orest Bartman — Favourite period — Latin (for sleeping that is,) related to Pat??? Helen Biczak — Our capable vice- president. Is well liked by everyone. Sam (Red) Bronstein — Always willing to accept any job. (If paid!). Lucy Chepeha — A welcome addition to our room and country from “Far¬ away Places.” Irvine Christjanson — Tall and blonde? (What brand of peroxide do you use?) Elecia (Les) Diachun — Always greets all (boys) with a smile, a swell kid. Edward Dolhun — Able president. Cap¬ tain of the basketball team. Ambition: to reach 6 ' 5 . Marlene Friend — Quiet in school; her night life is a mystery to us. Jean Fuga — Conscientious, popular, active “Y” Leader. On Junior Volley¬ ball team. Mildred Galanchuk — A fun loving pianist, all-round girl, a good friend. Harvest Halvorson — Believes in com¬ fort, keeps his feet in the aisle. Anne Herman — Her raven-black hair draws many appreciative glances her way. Peter Iwanuck — Enjoys S.S. periods because of his location. Eric Jorgenson —Mr. Phillip’s favourite (Continued on Page 81) BACK ROW (left to right)—Edward Dolhun, Sam Bronstein, Clarence Kowerko, Irvine Christianson, Rudy Slupski, Bob Neblouch, Bert Rynyk, Harvest Halvorson, Eugene Shermeta, Bill Mattreck. THIRD ROW—Eric Jorgenson, Orest Roy, Peter Iwanuk. George Kuryk, Roger Stashko, Larry Zamick, Stanley Wylynko, Lawrence Ostry, Gary Solar, Joe Tesar, Norman Podolski. SECOND ROW—Orest Bartman, Elecia Diachun, Jennie Kosinska, Maysie Skinner, Mildred Galanchuk, Irene Kruk, Bernice Michalecki, Jean Fuga, Alice Mathews, Anne Herman, Zenon Konyk. FRONT ROW—Pat Bartman, Marlene Friend, Marion Kurylko, Lucy Chepeha, Mr. Robson, June Melnyk, Nancy Saranchuk, Helen Biczak, Eugenia Podboro- chynski. MISSING—Marvin Malyska. Newtonian 35

Page 36 text:

BACK ROW (left to right)—Don Pohl, Alec Krysko, Alvin Lowe, Louis Yager, Mac Moscal, Nester Mickoski, Walter Tokariwski, Joe Krutish, John Haligowski. THIRD ROW—Norm Moulder, Mike Koncur, Ed Kolaski, Ken Hogue, Ken Ruff, Frank Hayes, Isaac Kraut, Ken Meier, Ed Cybulski. SECOND ROW—Sylvia Karpyshyn, Jeannette Oleski, Julie Goulet, Eleanor Kiliwnik, Darlyne Morrison, Eleanor Cook, Phyllis Peterson, Marlene Hilderman, Olga Tataryn, Joyce Rosaasen, Margaret Shott, Irene Kucy. FRONT ROW—Adeline Kowalchuk, Eleanor Neufeld, Joan Maycher, Gala Wachowich, Mr. Phillips, Angeline Flasher, Olga Potoroka, Gloria Lavallee, Jeannette Fork- heim, Elsie Bryant. Room Elsie Bryani — Quiet and cute is her motto. Eleanor Cook — It is a wonder where she gets all her jokes. Ed Cybulski — Quiet and intellectual. Can usually be seen reading Time magazine. Angie Flasher — The girl who likes the short hair cuts. J eannett Forkeim — A cute blonde who isn’t so dumb. Juliette Goulet — Has many talents, especially training dogs (Tippy). John Haligowski — A silent partner. Claims he could give Atlas competi¬ tion. Frank Hayes — Always finding excuses for getting out of the study period. Henry Heuchert — The tall, handsome lad who likes travelling around. Marlene Hilderman — Tall brunette and a very good bowler. 34 Isa Ken Hogue — His motto — “Slow and steady wins the race”?? Sylvia Karpyshyn — Adeline’s musical associate who is in the School Orchestra. Eleanor Kiliwnik —Our sports rep. who is always on the run. Ed Kolaski — His favourites are hockey and a certain Joyce. Mike Koncur — Obtains his knowledge at “Joe’s College”. Excels at soccer, too. Elsie Kowal — A tall brunette with the sultry air. Adeline Kowalchuk — Has musical talent and is in the Orchestra. Isaac Kraul — “Ike’s” new Dodge is driving the girls ...??? Joe Krutish — The room’s dream man. Hopes to replace Woody Herman someday. (Continued on Page 85) c Newton High School

Page 38 text:

BACK ROW (left to right)—Steve Kucyk, Alec Hodowanec, Bernard Boehm, Eddy Lee, Tom Anderson, Mike Zarzycki, Charles Penny, Howard Carlson, Norman Szun. THIRD ROW—Ken Stoyko, Marie Knoll, Shirley Bowers, Jean Maciura, Jim Smith, Joan Molinski, Margaret Frost, Audrey Hourd, Ray Staub. SECOND ROW—Fred Chamberland, Kathleen Duy, Barbara Stopchinski, Elsie Dayholus, Betty Basaraba, Sonja Chorne, Pat Litwin, Joyce Molinski, Doreen Wiesner, Dorothy Adams, Edward Benson. FRONT ROW—Irmagard Peter, Carolyn Marchak, Betty Radul, Audrey Rosnick, Miss Griffiths, Sylvia Nafostowicz, Connie Walmsley, Elizabeth Kosa, Vicky Yarmie. MISSING—Francis Hrechcosy, Myron Yasinowski, Mary Romanuik. Room 17 Miss Griffiths — our former Physical Education teacher has captured many championships as well as our hearts. She excels in all sports, especially swimming, and has given us a new interest in them. Dorothy Adams —Her favorite saying— “I forgot to do my homework”. Tom Anderson — In a world of his own —Six feet tall — All alone?? Betty Basaraba — is full of pep And makes a wonderful social rep. Edward Benson — Always joking And with Staub is always loafing. Bernard Boehm —Although he’s not bad looking, He’s a whiz at cooking. Shirley Bowers —Concentrated interest is her ambition — Interest in what? Howard Carlson — His hair does curl, And always flirting with a girl. Fred Chamberland —Keep it up Freddie Keep your progress steady. Sonja Chorney — She can draw And knows every nook of every hall. Elsie Dayholos — Is a quiet person Always has prepared her school les¬ son. Kathleen Duy — Is short and blonde, And of her we’re very fond. Margaret Frost — Is quite a gal — And really is a pal. Alex Hadowanec — A new addition to our room — Hope he started with a boom! Audrey Hourd — Is full of vitality And has a swell personality. Francis Hrechocosy — Is quiet and tall And a friend with us all. Marie Knoll — Good party maker, Plus compliment taker. Elizabeth Kosa — It’ll be smooth sailing If you keep from failing. Steve Kucyk —Quite progressive—very (Continued on Page 83) 36 Isaac Newton High School