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

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6un, Stude+u, Athletic Go-tnmVttee ATHLETIC COUNCIL FRONT ROW (left to right)—Dawne Krywonis, Helen Tymchuk, Irene Leschynski, Polly Zajankowski, Evelyn Rcsnyk, Grace Durban, Joyce Kilosky. SECOND ROW—Irene Moroz, Janet Ruffeski, Sylvia Stark, Mary Danyluk, Miss Mackay, Dorothy Kozak, Audrey Mirus, Joyce Zakus, Joan Molinski. THIRD ROW—Victor Dereniuk, Gordon Ruff, Bob Ketchen, Mr. Madder, Ron White, Fred Ingaldson (Chairman), Rudy Schilling, Walter Bard. feo-yh. 9titen.-Mu ial Go-mp.etltio.ti Volley-Ball In the volleyball scene, all rooms were represented, but because one loss dropped a team from further competi¬ tion, many teams did not get a chance to really enjoy the game. Room 14 de¬ feated Room 1 in the playoffs and for the second straight year Room 14 holds the school Championship. Basket-Ball The Inter-Room basketball schedule was run off in a very orderly and well organized fashion. Room 14A, better known as “Harlem”, won the honour of being School Champs by ousting Room 18 and Room 7 in the play-offs. Hockey Once again the Olympic Rink was the scene of the Inter-Room Hockey final. Room 3 emerged as proud possessors of the pennant by virtue of the 7—6 triumph over Room 15. Mickoski led the parade with 4 goals, followed by Borchynski with 2, and Malyska with one. Zakala with 4, and Nicholson with one each scored for 15. Quality Jewellers SCHOOL PINS and RINGS 447 Portage Ave. WINNIPEG Compliments of BANNERMAN DRUG STORE R. O. BORTHISTLE, Chemist Phone 55 540 545 Bannerman Ave. Corner McGregor St. 58 Isaac Newton High School

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CHAMPIONS JUNIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1950-51 FRONT ROW (left to right)—Orest Bartman, Joe Pura, Bob Kostiuk (Captain), Bernie Shukster, Ed Dolhun, Bob Ketchen (coach). SECOND ROW—Mr. Madder (manager), Irvin Bakun, Laurie Ostry, George Klohn, Ernie Krywonis, Don Schaefer, Fred Ingaldson (coach). SENIOR BOYS’ BASKETBALL 1950-51 FRONT ROW (left to right)— A1 Glovitski, Rudy Schilling. George Kuryk, Ed Leipz. SECOND ROW—Mr. Madder (manager), Bob Ketchen, Fred Ingaldson, Ron White, Stan Bursztynski, Bob Neblouch, Mr. Avery (manager). MISSING—Hal Mauthe (coach). Newtonian 57

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• • Glte.e.’ile.aAi.rUf ☆ CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW (left to right): Elecia Diachun, Gerry Nicol. SECOND ROW: Anne Herman, Jeanette Ry¬ bak, Edith Dodd, Joan Maycher. THIRD ROW: Laurie Ostry, Norman Podol- ski. ☆ Our Classy Cheerleaders . . . This year, thanks to the fine efforts of Janet Carte r, our cheerleaders were the snappiest-dressed ‘spirit-builders’ in any city High School. Their expert display of cheers, tricky acrobatics and sharp actions, won them raves at rugby, soccer and basketball games. We are all proud of them — let them yell a little louder. Yea Newton !! Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! Gulling • • Our Curling Kings . . . Our curling greats skipped by Bob Ketchen again entered the High School Bonspiel only to bow out in the sixteens. On the jaunt to Brandon, however, they emerged victorious and walked off with prizes in the Brandon Bonspiel. The team composed of Bob Ketchen (skip), Jim Komi- shon, Fred Ingaldson, Ian Rich¬ ardson are looking for a Manitoba Title in the coming year. ☆ CURLING 1950-51 FIRST ROW (left to right): Jim Komi- shon. Bob Ketchen (skip). SECOND ROW: Bob Kostiuk, Fred Ingaldson, Ian Richardson. Newtonian 59