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

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Room 1 8 Miss Maciniyre — Before we begin, we would like to thank Miss Macintyre for giving us a wonderful first year at Newton. With her gay humour and interesting stories, she gave us a fresh start each morning. Bill Sebastian Andrushko — Would like to teach girls to play rugby (tackle). Sonja Sunny Antoniuk — Likes to watch all sports, be it boys or girls!!! Alfred Alf Anderson — Girl’s basket¬ ball fan. A noticeable character (?) of Room 18. Alex Black — Interested in sports (and staying out of Maths classes). Walter Bowden —Likes sports (and girls in “the old look”). Eleanor Brunn — Great basketball star. Wants to be an Airline Stewardess! Stan Stash Bursztynski — Likes basketball. Wants to make Mr. Hrenchuk a winning coach. Don Capar — Likes sports and girls (in sweaters?). Rose Charney —Future—nursing (taking temperatures). Interest — scientific (teacher). Lillian Chick Chick — Likes all sports. Wants to be a fashion de¬ signer. Eva Duxbury — Interest — scientific (teacher). Future—spinster (hint-15). Morton Morty Dubovsky — Enjoys watching basketball games. Intends to be a psychologist. Brownie Ermalowich — Takes interest in tricky games. Likes basketball and field-day. Eddy Favelle — Thinks hockey is ter¬ rific. His favorite subject is Science. (Continued on Page 82) BACK ROW (left to right)—Joe Pura, Alfred Anderson, Ken Marsch, Stan Bursztynski, Bill Andrusko, Ken Greenaway, Nestor Hrabinski, Don Stupen, Edward Favelle. THIRD ROW—Bob Kostiuk, Bernle Shukster, Jack Schnoor, Brownie Ermolowich, Bernard Wach, Lloyd Shewchuk, Charles Frost, Walter Kordiuk, Walter Bowden, Berkely Finch-Field, Alex Black. SECOND ROW—Don Capar, Eugene Pankiw, Lorraine Sawka, Rose Charney, Eva Duxbury, Edward Zammitt, Sonja Antoniuk, Joyce Zakus, June Kostyk, Eddy Lipinski, Morton Dubrowsky. FRONT ROW—Lillian Chick, Audrey Kelln, Jennie Sadowy, Sheila Macoomb, Miss Macintyre, Eleanor Brunn, Marie Skobiack, Helen Novitsky, Leonora Karpynka. MISSING—Nestor Gayowsky, Don Kirunchuk. Newtonian 37

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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

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Junior Councillor FLORENCE BAYNHAM Junior Councillor JANET KANSKY SALUTE to our JUNIOR COUNCIL and JUNIOR EXECUTIVE T HERE are 53 of them . . . bright, alert, keen young Canadians who meet every Saturday morning, from September to May. Representative of the schools and colleges in Greater Winnipeg, they give us an insight into the thinking of their fellow students . . . keep us attuned to their crowd’s fashion likes and dislikes . . . and help us to anticipate and supply their wants and needs. EATON ' S The Store for Young Canada T. EATON C°u„, TE „ WINNIPEG CANADA Through the members of our Junior Council and Junior Executive, we are able to assist the schools in their extra-curricular activities and keep pace with Young Canada. Our Junior Council and Junior Executive ac¬ tivity is one of the many reasons that help to make us known as . . . Junior Executive ALF. LEONARD Junior Executive KEN PETERS 38 Isaac Newton High School