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

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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

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Ite Students Go-uncill FIRST STUDENT COUNCIL, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)—Ron White, John Palamar, Walter Narynski, Donald Stupen, Rudy Slupski, Ken Peters, Albert Glovitski, Nestor Mickoski, Adolph Kukulowicz. CENTRE ROW—Ernie Dzamon, Gwen Georgison, Adele Schumacher, Ruth Hillsden, Johnny Bohonos. FRONT ROW—Barry Krawchuk, Mrs. Blount, Shirley Oliver, Stephen Checkwitch (President), Florence Baynham (Secretary), Mr. Mark, Tom Johnston. MISSING—Ken Stoyko. FIRST TERM Following the most colorful, drama¬ tic and musical (?) election campaign ever witnessed within the portals of our dear old Alma Mater, Stephen Checkwith and Shirley Oliver stepped up to the executive office to lead New¬ ton in what proved to be a most suc¬ cessful term. During this council’s term of office, Newton had many memorable activities some old, some new. Among those most well remembered were the bowling leagues which were introduced, boys participating in intramural volleyball, Newton playing host to Warren at an International Basketball Game, New¬ ton holding its first barn dance com¬ plete with farmers and fiddlers, and Newton becoming a member of the newly formed Inter-High Congress. Stephen Danyluk, Editor of the Nor’- Wester, worked his staff hard keeping the students posted on the many social functions, gossip and sporting events. Ken Peters capably managed the Sports Committee, which, through its numerous meetings, kept tab of the athletic activities throughout the school. The Financial affairs of the students were efficiently handled by Dave Fraser and his committee, who, in con¬ junction with an advisory teacher group were responsible for the proper expenditure of the students funds. Under the direction of Shirley Oliver, the hard working Social Committee had the most successful turnouts ever seen. The energetic council secretary was Florence Baynham. 40 Isaac Newton High School