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

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9laac Newton, fyield jbay ROOM STANDING 1st, Room 17 — 2nd, Room 1 — 3rd, Room 8 EVENT CLASS A CLASS B CLASS C CLASS D BALL THROW 1. D. Weisner, 17 2. O. Halayko, 2 3. J. Kansky, 3 Dist. 127 ft., 4 ins. 1. H. Peiluck, 16 2. G. Bohonos, 20 3. J. Sadowy, 18 Dist.: 127 ft. 11 ins. 1. I. Leschynski, 9 2. L. Artes, 8 3. G. Durban, 4 Dist.: 133 ft. 2 ins. 1. P. Zajankowski, 14 2. B. Basaraba, 17 3. D. Smart, 4 Dist.: 147 ft. 75-YARD DASH 1. A. Golovitch, 4 2. P. Ocharuk, 9 3. V. Kammerlock, 8 Time: 11.3 sec. 1. M. Johnston, 20 2. J. Rybak, 19 3. C. Funnell, 9 Time: 10.6 sec. 1. M. Prytula, 1 2. L. Artes, 8 3. N. Konyk, 9 Time: 11 sec. 1. B. Basaraba, 17 2. S. Hogue, 14 3. D. Smart, 4 Time: 11 sec. 60-YARD DASH 1. D. Weisner, 17 1. J. Oleski, 11 2. V. Kammerlock, 8 2. A. Golovitch, 4 Time: 8.8 sec. 1. I. Scholl, 1 2. M. Johnston, 20 3. J. Rybak, 19 Time: 8.3 sec. 1. M. Prytula, 1 2. L. Artes, 8 Time: 8.5 sec. 1. B. Basaraba, 17 2. S. Hogue, 14 3. D. Smart, 4 Time 8.8 sec. HIGH JUMP 1. D. Weisner, 17 2. L. Kropp, 19 3. S. Stein, 20 Height: 4 ft. 3.5 ins. 1. J. Sadowy, 18 2. L. Starin, 8 3. M. Johnston, 20 Height: 4 ft. 2.5 ins. 1. M. Prytula, 1 2. E. Brunn, 18 3. M. Basisty, 8 Height: 4 ft. 4.5 ins. 1. M. Lobchuk, 14 2. B. Basaraba, 17 3. S. Hogue, 14 Height: 4 ft. 4.5 ins. INDIVID. HURDLES 1. P. Ocharuk, 9 Time: 7.4 sec. 1. M. Johnston, 20 2. C. Funnell, 9 3. H. Peiluck, 16 Time: 6.4 sec. 1. S. Hogue, 1 2. B. Basaraba, 17 Time: 7.1 sec. SHUTTLES SENIOR 1. Rms. 14, 3, 1, 8 (comb.) 2. Rms. 19, 20, 16 (comb.) Time: 1 min. 42.3 sec. JUNIOR 1. Rms. 2, 4 (comb.) 2. Rms. 15, 9 (comb.) 3. Rm. 17 Time: 1 min. 35.4 sec. ROOM STANDING 1st, Room 5 — 2nd, Room 2 — 3rd, Room 15 EVENT SENIOR INTERMEDIATE JUNIOR PRIMARY 100 YARDS 1. K. Peters, 5 2. B. Rynyk, 15 3. M. Olynyk, 5 Time: 12.5 sec. 1. W. Wagner, 7 2. J. Krutish, 11 3. R. McMillan, 1 Time: 11.7 sec. 1. S. Dolhun, 5 2. Z. Konyk, 15 Time: 12.3 sec. 1. T. Rannick, 16 2. J. Solarz, 2 3. E. Dolhun, 15 Time: 10.9 sec. 220 YARDS 1. K. Peters, 5 2. B. Rynyk, 15 3. M. Olynyk, 5 Time: 27.5 sec. 1. W. Wagner, 7 2. J. Krutish, 11 Time: 25.5 sec. 1. S. Dolhun, 5 2. Z. Konyk, 15 Time 27.3 sec. 1. T. Rannick, 16 2. J. Solarz, 2 3. E. Dolhun, 15 Time: 27 sec. HALF MILE 1. B. Rynyk, 15 2. N. Mickoski, 11 Time: 2 min. 46.2 sec. 1. W. Andrushko, 18 2. J. Krutish. 11 3. E. Labinowich, 3 Time: 2 min. 38.6 sec. 1. W. Palisnuk, 7 2. S. Dolhun, 5 3. J. Pura, 18 Time: 2 min. 32.7 sec. 1. J. Solarz, 2 2. A. Black, 18 Time: 2 min. 39.7 sec. MILE 1. R. White, 14 Time: 7 min. 37 sec. 1. E. Labinowich, 3 Time: 7 min. 36.5 sec. HOP, STEP, AND JUMP 1. N. Mickoski, 11 2. R. White, 14 Dist.: 32 ft. 1.5 ins. 1. R. McMillan, 1 2. J. Krutish, 11 3. W. Bard, 2 Dist.: 33 ft 9.5 ins. 1. S. Dolhun, 5 2. J. Station, 4 3. L. Konyk, 2 Dist.: 35 ft. 1 in. 1. E. Dolhun, 15 2. B. Kostiuk, 18 3. J. Solarz, 2 Dist.: 32 ft. 9.5 ins. HIGH JUMP 1. N. Mickoski, 11 2. M. Olynyk, 5 Dist.: 4 ft. 7 ins. 1. W. Bard, 2 2. T. Ferens, 2 Dist.: 4 ft. 7 ins. 1. S. Dolhun, 5 2. G. Kuryk, 15 Dist.: 4 ft. 9 ins. 1. B. Kostiuk, 18 2. E. Dolhun, 15 3. J. Solarz, 2 Dist.: 4 ft 10 ins. BROAD JUMP 1. E. Shermeta, 15 2. B. Rynyk, 15 3. N. Mickoski, 11 Dist.: 14 ft. 7 ins. 1. W. Wagner, 7 2. R. McMillan, 1 3. T. Ferens, 2 Dist.: 17 ft. 5 ins. 1. S. Dolhun, 5 2. L. Konyk, 2 3. E. Dzamon, 4 Dist.: 14 ft 4 ins. 1. J. Solarz, 2 2. B. Kostiuk, 18 3. A. Guest, 2 Dist.: 15 ft 9.75 ins. SHOT PUT 1. M. Olynyk, 5 2. B. Rynyk, 15 3. E. Shermeta, 15 Dist.: 38 ft. 1 in. 1. W. Bard, 2 2. R. McMillan, 1 3. T. Ferens, 2 Dist.: 40 ft. 11 ins. 1. S. Dolhun, 5 2. L. Konyk, 2 3. E. Dzamon, 4 Dist.: 39 ft. 1 in. 1. E. Dolhun, 15 2. B. Kostiuk, 18 3. W. Bowden, 18 Dist.: 37 ft. 19.5 ins. SHUTTLES SENIOR (Grades 12 and 11) 1. Rm. 5 Default JUNIOR (Grade 10) 1. Rm. 2 2. Rm. 18 Time: 1 min. 19 sec.

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SENIOR GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM, 1949-50 BACK ROW (left to right)— Mitch Baryluk (coach), Ruth Jasper, Pauline Zajan- kowski, Lillian Starin, Shir¬ ley Oliver, Bruce Allan (coach). THIRD ROW—Miss MacKay, Mildred Johnston, Mary Basisty, Sylvia Green, Emily Mudlow, Evelyn Ros- nyk, A1 Glovitski (coach). SECOND ROW — Joyce Macuch, Irene Scholl, Hilda Peiluck (captain), Grace Bohonos, Janet Kansky. FRONT ROW — Vera Kam- merlock, Laura Artes. Our Senior Hoopsters .... The senior girls’ basketball team, coached by Mitch Baryluk and Ab Glo¬ vitski, didn’t turn in a very impressive season. They wound up this year with three losses and one victory. The practices didn’t get under way as early as they did the year before and therefore the girls lost out on a lot of good, greatly-needed practice. The girls played no home games and the totally unfamiliar floors didn’t do anything to add to their chances. However the team was not a com¬ plete failure — a standout throughout the season was Evelyn Rosnyk. The first string, consisting of Ev Rosnyk (centre) captain Hilda Pieluck and Ruth Jasper (guards) Polly Zajankow- ski and Lil Starin (wings) played ex¬ tremely well. The team pulled up and saved itself from ending up with four losses by beating Daniel Mac in the final tilt of the season. They defeated the D.M.C.I.’s by a score of 19-11. The whole team sends its thanks to Miss MacKay, manager of the team and the two coaches Mitch and Abs for the splendid job they did. Thanks also go to Bruce Allan who pitched in and helped when the coaches were absent. Members of the senior team are: Ruth Jasper, Polly Zajankowski, Hilda Peiluck, Lillian Starin, Grace Bohonos, Joyce Macuch, Mildred John¬ ston, Janet Kansky, Laura Artes, Sylvia Green, Evelyn Rosnyk, Shirley Oliver, Irene Scholl, Vera Kammer- lock, Mary Basisty, Emily Mudlo. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL The inter-room volleyball schedule got under way to a grand start. This year more rooms participated and fewer games were won by default. Certain rooms naturally had the ad¬ vantage over other rooms, but nearly every room had its share of good players. Room 9 “Ninettes” came out victor¬ ious at the end of the season for the Grade 10’s and Room 8 “Newton Wild¬ cats” won out in the Grade 11 and 12 field. The “Wildcats” then proceeded to defeat the “9-ettes” in the semi¬ final playoffs. They then went on to be victors by downing Room 16 “Card¬ inals.” The students all enjoyed these games and Miss MacKay gets our heartiest thanks for providing a means for noon- and-after-four recreation. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Congratulations to the Room 9 squad on winning the pennant for the Inter- Room Basketball series. In the grade 10 basketball series Room 9 defeated Room 17 — Room 18 defeated Room 17 — Room 9 defeated Room 18. This put the Room 9 girls in the running for the finals. In the grade 11 and 12 series Room 19 defeated 14 and Room 16 defeated 19. This in turn put the girls of Room 16 in the finals. The finals were a 2 out of 3 game series and Room 9 took the pennant in 2 straight games. 70 Isaac Newton High School

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