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

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mi i fPS§y IB 1 H If i j i J j 1 j i i 9 l RUGBY TEAM, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)—Ted Konyk, Ray Price, George Klein, Bert Rynyk, Nester Mickoski, Bill Tuchak, Victor Kowal, Fred Grabowski, Mike Olynyk, Cam Doherty (coach). THIRD ROW—Moe Simovitch (coach), Mike Skibinski, Joe Pawlik, Ed Labanovitch, Bill Byskal, Alex Shymanski, Mike Koncur, Joe Krutish, Joe Sarahan, Herbert Becher, Mr. Babb (Manager). SECOND ROW—Mr. Armstrong (Manager), Bruce Allan, Ken Crossley, Jim Spirito, Ted Ferens, Bill Kushneruk, Wallace Staub, Allan Kistishen, Frank Borowski, Mr. Snyder (Principal). FRONT ROW—Walter Palisnuk, Ken Ruff, Tom Ferens, Steve Matthews, Bill Werby, Philip Scherbak, Paul Werby, Simeon Dolhun, Nick Pidmurny. MISSING—Morton Fromson, Rick Heber, Bernard Krill, Lloyd Rigby, Alvin Lowe, Henry Heuchert, Bill Mattreck, Bob Daski, Walter Narynski, Walter Bard, Danny Okrusko, Stan Skurzanski, Nestor Dudar, Clarence Kowerko, Bill Rychkin. SUMMA RY OF RUGBY GAMES Newton vs. Daniel Daniel Mae literally rolled over a nervous Newton Team, defeating them to the tune of 17-5. The backfield of Sam Dolhun, Paul Werby, and Bill Byskal stood out throughout the game. Up front, Olynyk, Sherback, Pawlik, Spirito, and Bill Werby also shined. Newton vs. St. John ' s In the second game, Newton suffered an inglorious defeat at the hands of the Tech Tigers by a score of 18-8. The Werby brothers, Paul and Bill, Borowski, Dolhun, and ends Olynyk, Sherback, and Kowal played great ball in an unsuccessful attempt to beat their old arch-rivals, St. John’s Tech Tigers. Newton vs. Kelvin The Newton gridders were again un¬ able to break their losing streak when they bowed to the Kelvin Katies by a score of 14-6. Borowski got the only “black and red” touchdown after a brilliant 60-yard run to the Katie one yard line. Newton vs. Gordon Bell The last game of the season for the Norsemen ended on the same note as the others, with Gordon Bell emerging victors on the long end of an 18-6 score. The highlight of the game was the last-quarter 91-yard march by the Newton gridders. With Dolhun pitch¬ ing and Mickoski, Olynyk, Crossley and Sherback catching, the Nor’Westers drove to a touchdown with only a few minutes of the game remaining. Team Line-up: Allan, Dolhun, Olynyk, Sherback. Pawlik, Paul Werby (Capt.), Bill Werby, Kowal, Skibinski, Crossley, Tom Ferens, Ted Ferens, Borowski, Klein, Price, Okrusko, Spirito, Rigby, Grabowsky, Mickoski, Kushnieryk, Staub, Kist, Krutish, Ingaldson, Konyk, Shymanski, Tuchak, Byskal, Dudar, Koncur, Labonovitch, Daski, Rynyk, Heber, Lowe, Palisnuk, Pidmurny, Mattreck, Rychkun, Bard. Newtonian 59

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INTER-HIGH SOCCER . . . Our Senior Champs Keeping up the old Newton tradition that there is at least one championship cup on the Nor’Wester mantle, the Senior Soccer eleven ended the fall season without a setback, soundly trouncing last year’s champs, St. John’s Tech, and never giving Kelvin or Daniel even the slightest chance. Under the capable coaching of Mr. ■‘Soccer” Avery, the Senior squad maintained city soccer supremacy for the third straight year at dear old Newton. SUMMARY OF SOCCER GAMES In the first game of the season the Newton squad defeated the St. John’s team by a score of 2-1, and followed it up in convincing fashion by trounc¬ ing the Kelvin Katies to the tune of 2 - 0 . Daniel came, and Daniel went, but (Continued on Page 87) OUR JUNIOR SQUAD .... They Take II On The Shin Although this year’s junior soccer squad did not follow in their older brothers’ footsteps, they gave a good account of themselves in league play finishing in second place position. Com¬ bining “know-how” and fine teamwork the team established a good record winning three, tying one, and losing two for a total of 7 points, one short of tying the league leaders and reach¬ ing the championship playoff with Daniel Mac and Gordon Bell. With Mr. Hrenchuk at the helm supervising and sometimes taking part in the practices the young grade ten¬ ners absorbed fundamentals of the soccer game and with every outing on the soccer pitch improved and strengthened their game. Centre Ernie Dzamon (captain), wingers Bob Kostiuk and Bernie Krill, and insides Ed Dolhun and Johnny (Continued on Page 86) JUNIOR BOYS’ SOCCER TEAM, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)—Lawrence Ostry, Zenon Konyk, Walter Bowden, Mike Lewicki, Mr. Hrenchuk (coach), Joe Borchynski, Howard Carlson, Bernard Krill, Leo Konyk. FRONT ROW—Johnny Station. John Solarz, Ernie Dzamon (captain), Bob Kostiuk, Ed Dolhun. MISSING—Nestor Gay, Alex Hodowanec.