Edmund Partridge Junior High School - Banner Yearbook (Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada)

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Editor’s Message As the school term draws to a close, we can look back over a most satisfying year. Scholastic, athletic and musical achievements have been very high. Our social functions have been enjoyable, and in some cases, very profitable. However, it is not wise just to reflect on the past year ' s highlights. Of greater importance are the years ahead. For those of us who are leaving Edmund Partridge it is a departure filled with regret, yet with eager anticipation of what lies ahead. We are em¬ barking on the most important and difficult phase of our education, and the awareness of this makes us realize that we must work all the harder next year. We have been preparing for this task for the past two hundred days. Without our teachers ' help this would not be possible. For this reason I wish to salute the teachers for all the teaching skill and patience they have exhibited this year. This yearbook is intended as a momento of the 1963 - 64 school term. Into it went the work of many hours. In closing, I wish to thank Mr. Wieler for his help and co-operation. I would especially like to thank my assistant editors, without whose help this book could not have been published. To all the teachers who co-operated with the yearbook staff, thank you. Editor

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Yearbook Staff Michael Ostopowich .•••Editor Rosalind Marmel.•••••••••••••••••Assistant Editor Ken Bass........ •••••Assistant Editor Barbara Kaplan....•••••••••.Assistant Editor Joel Lazer ..••••••••••••.••••••Business Manager Rochelle Zucker•••••••.•••••••••••Activities Don Billinkoff••«•••••••••••••••••••• Activities Phillip Goodman......Sports Mary Berchard, .... .Sports Emily Dmytryshyn.•••••••••••••••••Art Editor Judy Herscovitch., .....Art Editor William Berger.•••••••••••••...Photographer George Savage....Photographer

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President’s Message As the current school year draws to a close, we look back upon the 1963-64 term with mixed feelings. Many of us will graduate to senior high school, a more advanced stage of our education. We will miss Edmund Partridge and the friends and acquaintances we have made here. During my term as president, I hope I have fulfilled the trust and confidence bestowed upon me. The student council could not have functioned efficiently with the co-operation of students and teachers. I especially would like to thank vice-president Melvin Verin and the grade representatives for working so faithfully to make our year profitable. The past year has been eventful. We have had a Hallowe ' en Dance and our Sweetheart Ball was a gre t success. Several other dances, in addition to a number of noon-hour sock-hops, were also sponsored. Moreover, eventhough our chocolate bar sale had an un¬ fortunate fihale the pep rally preceding it was entertaining. I am sure that the years we have spent in Edmund Partridge will be among the most enjoyable and purposeful years of our lives. In conclusion, I would like to wish the graduates and under¬ graduates success and much happiness. Brian Giesbreoht President