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

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Athletic AutG ixtl. . . Ft eYond. any dou-bt, the gal wko D ranks head. and. shou. Idlers above all others m Nekton ' s female athletic fiell is tiny PETER KOI MEMORIAL TMM WINNED IW|- ' 50—SQM DOLUUN Q H.ce again.,the top male athlete of Newton, is of the small but iimunitive type. This year ' s winner of the coveted- Peter ICalyta trophy, Sfi-M DOLUUN, was the biS 9u.n in 11 of Newton ' s foot¬ ball clashes last fall, played, a fine brand, of ball with the rollicking Senior hoop- sters and. su-perbly captained, the SenioT soccerists to a city championship. . - W0 VsT ISAAC NEWTON MEMORIAL TROPLW WINNER WW-So — HUM P1EUICK Newtonian

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6uA Student Athletic Gamnuttee STUDENT ATHLETIC COMMITTEE, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)— Alfred Leonard, Don Keller, Miss MacKay, Mr. Hren- chuk, George Taylor (chair¬ man), Simeon Dolhun. FRONT ROW—Hilda Peiluck, Irene Leschynski, Ken Peters, Betty Basaraba, Grace Bohonos. MISSING—Ernie Dzamon. INTRAMURAL SPORTS .... Competition Plus The school year of 49-50 has been a memorable one to Newton students because of the fact that Mr. Hrenchuk, with the aid of the room sports captains has produced a marvellous organiza¬ tional system in sports circles around the school. Inter-room competition in volleyball, basketball and hockey are concrete evidence of this. Following is a brief summary of the various inter-room sports: Basketball Although Newton did not capture. any hoop championships this semester there are high hopes for next year, thanks to inter-room basketball. The Room 5 quintet of Bruce Allan, Sam Dolhun, Ed Semchyshyn, Steve Check- witch and Tom Ferens fought hard and captured the pennant for basketball supremacy in Newton. Hockey In the ice game every room was represented, but one by one they fell by the wayside until Room 16 remained at the top. In a sudden death game Room 16 captured the championship by downing Room 15, 3-2. Volleyball Volleyball is now definitely a boy’s sport at Newton as we all know. The Room 14 sextet proved to be the best “pat-ball” squad when they sidelined Room 16 to capture the school championship. Ping-Pong At long last Newton students have a ping-pong table (compliments of Joe Pawlik and Bill Werby Inc.). The table has certainly not been overlooked, and many exciting games have been the feature in the lower hall of the school. 66 Isaac Newton High School

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INTER HIGH VOLLEYBALL LOOP Our Junior Champs .... A great honor was bestowed upon Newton when the Junior Volleyball team captured the crown of the Inter- High “Court Queens.” Co-operation and co-ordination be¬ tween players and coach (Miss Mac- Kay) helped greatly to over-power their opponents. The members of this Championship team were: Betty Basaraba — The captain and spark-plug of the team. Good work, Betty! Irene Leschynski — The girl with the swift spike that keeps the opposition worried. Mary Michalewski — Mary does most (Continued on Page 86) JUNIOR GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL TEAM CHAMPIONS, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)—Jean Fuga, Dawne Krywonis, Miss MacKay (coach), Nancy Konyk, Ruth Hilsden. CENTRE ROW—Grace Durban, Joyce Molinski, Betty Basabara (captain), Joan Molinski, Helen Tymchak. FRONT ROW—Irene Leschynski, Mary Michalewski. MISSING—Elsie Yenderowich. Isaac Newton High School 68