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

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RUGBY TEAM 1930-51 FRONT ROW (left to right)—Joe Krutish, Gary Clarkes, A1 Opalick, Ted Ferens, Mike Koncur Gordon Ruff, Bert Rynyk, Fred Ingaldson. Bill Byskal. SECOND ROW—Ron Hollender, Mike Simmons, A1 Kist, Ken Crossley, Leo Konyk Tom Ferens Ray Schwartz, Don Schaefer, Bernie Krill, George Kuryk, Fabian Mullins. THIRD ROW—Cam Doherty (coach), Mr. Armstrong (manager), Mr. Madder (trainer) Mike Zarzycki (water boy). Bill Andrushko, Albert Glovitski, Tom Chapryk, Frank Hayes Nestor Mickoski, Ed Labinovitch, Ed Penziwol, Terry Hanna (asst, coach), Mr Snyder’ We Die Hard . . . This year the fortunes of the Newton Rugby Team sank to a new low with another winless schedule, but the sin¬ cere efforts by the players showed again that the Newton gridders still maintain their keen desire for a winning team. Under the able manage¬ ment of Mr. Armstrong, Mr. Babb and Mr. Madder, the boys worked hard and played their best. Although the team as a whole was unsuccessful, two out-standing mem¬ bers of the squad gave all they had in defeat and were selected on the city newspaper’s “All-Star Team”. They were half-back Joe Krutish whose mag nificent running caught the eye of Free Press sport scribes, and Nestor Mickoski, captain of the team, whose expert pass catching and constant hustle gave him a position on both Free Press and Tribune teams. Honour¬ able mention was given to Ted Ferens and Allan Kist. Congratulations to coach Cam Doherty and Terry Hanna ! Their ex¬ pert advice, the inspiration and drive they instilled into the team paid off in a smooth working unit who fought to the end. SUMMARY OF GAMES Newton vs. Kelvin . . . (0-17) The rookies were just getting used to the Osborne Stadium turf in this game and looked as if they would do quite well in the remainder of the series. Mickoski, Krutish and Koncur played well. Newton vs. St. Johns . . . (6-30) The team seemed to be going well until they fell under a terrific offence by the Tigers in the second half. Nestor Mickoski scored the lone touchdown on a 60 yard run and Allan Kist kicked the extra point. Newton vs. Gordon Bell . . . (10-20) Newton was rolling in the first quarter but folded in the other three and ended with their third straight loss. Joe Krutish and Albert Glovitski scored the touchdowns. Newton vs. Daniel MacIntyre . . . Newton conceded the game to Daniel MacIntyre due to injuries in the line¬ ups and ended the year without a vic¬ tory, but with hopes of a brighter future and another championship. Newtonian 53

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This year sports activities in Newton started on the gridiron. Although Newton made a good showing in the scheduled games, they gained nary a laurel. However the teams are to be congratulated in their splendid exhibition of sportsmanship and drive. Following this came soccer, volleyball and basketball. We are indebted to the two championship teams in basketball, namely the Senior Girls’ cagers and the Junior Boy’s Hoopsters who captured the City Championships. Ye old Black and Red is very proud of the fine record established by the Junior basketball team who glided through their schedule undefeated. Although Newton boasted no senior team in the Inter-High Basketball League, they managed to put on several exhibition tilts with outlying and suburban schools, and made out very well on all occasions. During the winter months sports activities took the form of inter-mural basketball, hockey, volleyball, and curling. The co-operation given to the organizers of such events was indeed excellent. Other activities indulged in were ping-pong, comic basketball, gym¬ nastics and speed-skating. To the athlete directors, Miss Mackay and Mr. Madder, and to the coaches, Cam Doherty, Hal Mauthe, A1 Glovitski, Bruce Allan, Bob Ketchen, Jim Komishon and Fred Ingaldson, we extend our hearty congratulations on the wonderful success of their teams and on the splendid spirit displayed in all athletic activities in the ’50—’51 year. May Newton have equally successful sports campaigns next year and in the years to follow. Phone 56 441 24-Hour Service The Ualleu J Floiuers Wedding Bouquets and Funeral Services our Specialty McGregor at Mountain WINNIPEG ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . When painting, repairing or building more, Make the N. Halas your hardware store, N. HALAS SONS Hardware and Paints — Philco Agents 394-396 McGREGOR STREET PHONE 54 131 52 Isaac Newton High School

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Soccesi • • • JUNIOR BOYS’ SOCCER 1950-51 FRONT ROW (lsft to right)—Bob Ketchen, Irvin Bakun, Bill Swystun, Ed Zakala, Ron Sykes, Willie Zambik, Bob Kostiuk (captain), Mr. Madder (manager). SECOND ROW—Orest Bartman, Ted Horoshok, Don Price, Ed Yuzwak, Bob Wagner, Ed Dolhun, Ed Lipinski. Jr. Soccer Squad This year’s Junior Soccer Team did not win any soccer honours, but in every game they exhibited the typical Newton fighting spirit. As well as up¬ holding the school’s good name the Junior High graduates showed some fine teamwork and soccer savez by re¬ cording a better than average record— 2 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie. We would like to express our appre¬ ciation to the coach, Mr. Madder, who gave up much of his precious time to come out to the practices to impart his own knowledge to the young soccerites. Center Ed Dolhun, insides Bob Kostiuk (Capt.) and Orest Bartman, winger Ted Horoshok, and Ed Yuzwak proved to be a formidable front line capable of outhustling their opponents, big or small, but generally big. The halfbacks, center-half Joe Churko, right half Ed Lipinski and left half Ron Sykes, did yeoman chores in stopping the opposition before they really got rolling. Ed Zakala and Don Price were the kickers of the team and formed a more than adequate defence in front of goaler Bob Ketchen. Bill Swystun, Willie Zambik, Bob Wagner and Irvin Bakun rounded out the team. Use both hands yelled the traffic cop In a voice that carries far I can’t replied Ron White (the lover). I have to steer the car. 54 Isaac Newton High School