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

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l unio-l Gla tei, . . . Room 2 Olga Bazuik — Always heard but never seen. Edilh Ginger Dodd —In her kindness rules the way. Phyllis Dynkavilch — One day early, four days late. Barbara Babs Edwards — Very com¬ plimentary to your good deeds. Minnie Ferger — Though she is small she is plainly seen. Velma Ferger — Find a happy group and there she is. Elsie Gurniak — Always wanting to do and please. Joyce Henke — Her laughter rings clear and true. Lucille Lucy Hunka — To her young heart all is fun. Sonya Busier Johnston — All her labours should reap a reward. Helen Shorts Kormylo — She who is happy, always hath friends. Dorothy Dot Kozak —She who means no mischief (??) does it all. Margaret Maggie Law — She would make a man the best of wives. Adlynne Luckie L u c k i w — She who writeth all of these write-ups. Jeanette Bebop MacDonald —She who has the gift of gab, uses it. Patricia Pat Molinski — Good taste is the flower of good sense. Florence Flo Mosurinjohn — To be her friend you must be true. Helen Fifi Mudlo —Beauty lives with Intelligence. Rebecca Becky Ostrove — Those who are pretty are often shy. Geraldine Gerry Popish — Can be seen everywhere if ever at school. Diane Deana Reidiger — All good things come in small packages. June Anne Rub Robertson — Her smile enchants her friends. Sylvia Sawchuk — Her beauty attracts the other sex. Marie Sawiak — Full of fun, and fancy free. Constance Connie Vowles — She hath the brain to succeed. Florence Schnooky Yee — Will bear your troubles as her own. Vivian Viv Zapotatsky —A true friend is forever a friend. FRONT ROW (left to right)—Jeanette MacDonald, Helen Kormylo, Florence Yee, Adlynne Luckiw, Helen Mudlo (Pres.), Elsie Gurniak, Connie Vowles. SECOND ROW—June Anne Robertson, Velma Ferger, Olga Bazuik, Margaret Law, Mr. J. F. Klassen, Diane Riediger, Minnie Ferger,Florence Mosurinjohn. THIRD ROW—Vivian Zapotatsky, Barbara Edwards, Sylvia Sawchuk, Rebecca Ostrove, Phyllis Dynkavitch, Lucille Hunka, Edith Dodd. FOURTH ROW—Patricia Molinski, Marie Sawiak, Geraldine Popish, Dorothy Kozak, Joyce Henke, Sara Ostrove, Sonya Johnston.

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vice-pres. She is also Mr. Gresham’s favorite pianist. She can act (?) but “Wilby” glad to do the directing in Drama. Helen Stretch Holstein — Personality plus basketball technique, equals Rm. l’s gift to the nursing profession. Her friendly smile wins all. Etheline Kirchhofer — A tall, quiet, blonde who keeps trim by trying to beat the 9 o’clock bell. Her favorite pastime is changing seats in Rm. 1??? Leo Konyk — “Butch”, our star hockey player, is still contemplating whether to stay at school or turn “Pro”. Uses his head in Rugby—naturally. Bernard Krill —Too bad his intellectual capacity isn’t as big as his appetite: but we still love you, Dimples. One of the famous Smith Bros. Dawne Krywonis — Can’t decide whether to turn American or go to .Ottawa. A great sports enthusiast who is an asset on any team. Alberta Kuzmak —Mr. Gresham’s favor¬ ite pupil. Here are all the brains of our room contained in one small package—how about that? Bill Mattreck — Bill has many musical talents. We feel sorry for him though —it looks like he’s turning out to be a politician. Bob Neblouch — Star of W.L.I. basket¬ ball team, as well as Room 1. Claims its more fun playing in the “Eva”- nings. Pet subject is French. Helen Novitsky — On her lips is a song: In her eye is that gleam: Just watch the movie headlines: Soon her name will be seen. Lawrence Ostry — Our first term presi¬ dent is an ardent basketball player. He’s been seen “Millie”ing around 15. Say what’s ybur Rayve No., Laurie? Norman Podolski — Our wholesale dealer for Room 1. socials. Has a hopeless ambition to learn German. One of our best cheerleaders. Joe Pura — “Still waters run deep” Our tall blonde basketball shark is a wonderful addition to the Junior Champs. Nice going, Joe. Bert Rynyk — “Gorgeous George” likes visiting places with plenty of “chicks” around .Comes to check up on latest gossip. Our addition to rugby team. Larraine Sawka — “Lolly”, our dark¬ haired ambitious miss who decided nursing was less boring than school. Good Lolly, and we know you’ll make good. Ruth Sault — Another ambitious young lass who would like to enter nursing at General. Ultimate Fate — Cleaning thermometers at Selkirk. Gary Solar —We can sum Gary’s future up in an Algebraic phrase: a + a = wa (???) (ambition + ability = wonderful artist) Room l’s fashion boy. Bill Stepaniuk — Believes in the saying “Silence is Golden”. Likes playing baseball, all positions. Would like to be a teacher. Ultimate Fate: Umpire. Fred Tataryn — “Golden Boy” traded in his blonde wavy locks for a bristle-bob. He is a whizz at hockey and accordion playing as well as all school subjects. Joe Tesar — Comes to school to kill time. Thinks Latin and girls are use¬ less. Joe is still trying to perfect an automatic homework machine. Stan Wylynko — Our present room president who loves to keep Mr. Babb’s temperature sizzling. Ambi¬ tion: chartered accountant, Ultimate Fate: Safeway clerk. Larysa Zaleska — Has a terrific right arm for volleyball. Would like to become a nurse. Secret Ambition: to give Millie competition in pounding the ivories. Ed Ezee Zammitt —Our laughing boy who plans the best socials. Claims there’s no place like Room 1. Jimmy Durante’s stand-in. Mr. Armstrong — This man was a favorite with everybody around New¬ ton. His quiet friendly manner and pleasant smile made him respected, admired and loved by all. Best of luck in your new position. We’d like to dedicate this song to you, Mr. Arm¬ strong, “May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You Till We Meet Again.” Mr. Wright — Although he came to us as a stranger, Mr. Wright has already gained our admiration, respect, and confidence. He is always ready and willing to lend a hand, and already is a good friend to all. 30 Isaac Newton High School

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FRONT ROW (left to right)—Helen Ewashkiw, Florence Tataryn, Paul Woychuk, Vivian Weston, Ken Snowe (Pres.), Pat Siwek, Helen Sharby. SECOND ROW—Alice Kushner, Melita Plenert, Taisa Matiashek, Joan Melnychuk, Miss E. E. Nelson, Shirley Vermeulen, Nadia Sadoway, Irene Moroz, Evelyn Giesbrecht. THIRD ROW—Angela Couchman, Tillie Probizanski, Dolores Gabel, Gerald Petrie, Bill Litman, Roman Marczak, Helen Dewanchuk, Lydia Sommer, Olga Rosliski. FOURTH ROW—Benny Goldberg, Bill Prociuk, Willie Zambik, Stan Harasymovitch, Ed Grenda, Mike Kosjar, Bill Bebchuk, Robert Bydak, Brian Musselman. MISSING—Murray Firman, Larry Schaefer, Will Shepertycki, Josephine Tworkowski. Room 5 Ron Hollender — Rugby star of Room 5. Left early. John Jorgundson — Was tall, blond and friendly. Left early. Mike Chum Kosjar — Always seen making a “wave” for whom? Ambi¬ tion: Jet pilot. Alice Kushner — A quiet sort of girl who is both friendly and intelligent. 3ill Litman — Writes good persuasive compositions (when he wants to). Roman Marczak — Our Nor’Wester rep. Is quite a book-worm too. Taisa Matiashek — Always friendly and jolly. Enjoys basketball. Joan Melnychuk — Our blue-eyed blond who is smart and leaves boys alone. Irene Moroz — (?) has her heart. Cute, ambitious and is smart. Brian Musselman — A quiet type of boy. Ambition: Pilot. (Continued on Page 72) Bill Bebchuk — Tall, dark and smart. Intends to take up Medicine. Robert Bydak — Always seen laughing with friend, Ken. Plays the accordion. Angela Couchman — Has dimples, is tall, loves basketball. Aim: Reporter. Helen Dewanchuk — Never fails to smile or crack jokes. Helen Ewashkiw —Is dark and friendly. Always generous with her homework. Murray Firman — A blushing lad who does nothing (but talk and laugh). Dolores Gabel — 5’s Freshie Queen. Attractive, sports-minded and lots of fun. Evelyn Giesbrecht — A charming lass who hails from Brooklands. Benny Goldberg — Gets a “kick” out of contradicting Mr. Avery. Ed Grenda — Our social rep. combines intelligence, looks and popularity. Stan Harasymovitch — A quiet fellow who eyes a certain girl. Is fairly in¬ telligent, also. 32 Isaac Newton High School