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

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BILL WICKENS An enthusiast on volleyball. He ' s quiet, and a good worker, but he should spend more time studying. We are all sure that Bill will pass this year. STEVEN YUFFE This little philosopher is often writing stories about H.S. He gets on all the teacher’s nerves frequently, but never turns up for detention. ROOM 3 MATHEW BELLAN Despite the fact that Mathew is new at E.P., he possesses all the qualities of a Room 3’er — ability to argue and of course genius- ness. Seriously, assistant editor of E.P.’s Pepper is liked by all. KEN BERCUSON Ken has very unruly hair which catches electricity and stimulates his scientific brain. Often seen discussing it with S.S. and T.H., also scientific brains. DON BILLINKOFF Don can always be found with Norm, planning out new strategies. He’s vice-president of the school, assistant editor of this book, member of the Drama and Debating Club — always working. ARTHUR BLANK Art is a tall dark stranger. He is superb at interrupting teachers even . . . However he works hard at doing nothing so you’ve got to give him some credit. A former J.W. boy he’s got it up there. EDMUND—2 JOCELYN BRONSTEIN Jocie is smart, intellectual, brilliant, noisy, conscientious, and has a yen for doing good homework and noisemaking in her section of the room. Good marks too. JOHN BUSSER Well, the things I could say about John I’m sure would be censored so . . . Don’t forget to open the cupboard during Lit. to give poor Johnny some air. JACKIE COPPOCK A girl, one of those fairly quiet ones, believe it or not in our room. She never gets louder than a dull roar while talking with V.D. Good student also. VALERIE DIXON J.C.’s friend, quiet, hardworking and a Beatle fan. This redhead really goes for them. Her motto is “Never get detention or have father lock you in the basement.”

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LESLEY McMAHON Although she seems to be a very quiet girl (wonder who she’s thinking of), Lesley proves this to be wrong by being one of E.P. ' s Cheerleaders. She also has steady attendance at Teen Club . . . KEN OBERIK A great asset to the Junior Boys ' Volleyball Team. He is rarely caught talking in class. Ambition — to be the greatest volleyball player in the world. Fate — Referee. BRUCE PALEY This quiet boy always gets his homework done (mind you — not on time). He sits at the back of the class looking quite innocent. JACK PARTRIDGE For some strange reason Jack became quite good in the second half of the year. I wonder why! He ' s a real great guy and a good trumpet player. ERIC POSEN This quiet specimen could often be heard obediently practicing his trombone. You can always depend on Eric to get all his work done. He is a bright lad and full of fun. MEL RITTBERG Our “Scientist. Every Wednesday night he is engaged in Air Cadets. You can often hear him talking to his little friend, S.Y. Ambition — Pilot; Fate — Airplane washer. GLENN ROSS This little fellow could often be seen getting in trouble with D.B. He can also be found in t he Weight Lifting Room of the Y.M.H.A. HOLLY SOLOMON •Editor of our School Newspaper and an avid volleyball enthusiast, Holly’s quiet manner hides her good sense of humour. RON TELPNER Ronnie can be seen wearing his various sweatshirts. A champ band member he insists on wearing black socks. Ronnie’s motto is: “All good things come in small packages.” PENNY VAN DER VEKEN Penny is a lovely lass who is popular with all her classmates. She is Assistant Editor of the school newspaper and on the volleyball team.

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BETTY EISENSTADT Be.ty, the girl with the big heart and the mouth to match, spends most of her time outside the room. But what would Room 3 do without Betty? — no comment. DIANE HANSEN Tall and blonde, Diane is another quiet one (sounds funny for Room 3, doesn’t it?). She is a good student and always listens. What happened to all the talkers? LESLIE HATKLIN Little Leslie, mischievous Les ' ie. On the outside he looks like an angel, but don’t let his appearance deceive you. Below that placid body is the “Heart of a Devil. SHARON HEATHER Sweet, innocent, never gets in trc ble, always on the beam, never talks! Huh, I wouldn ' t go that far. However, she’s cunning, never gets caught. I wish I had her brains. TERRY HORBATIUK Yes, and the bicep is connected to the tricep by means of cartilage which is in turn . . . Yup, that’s Terry, scientific genius? How’s the situation in Red China coming? HELEN KALYNIUK Helen is usually the chief source of giggles from the front of the room. She is well liked by all and she is always wondering whether a 90 average is acceptable. BARBARA KAPLAN Barbara, the editor of this book, seems to be int- lectual, sophisti¬ cated and mature. I guess that’s why she’s edit r and I’m doing write-ups. Oh, yes Barb, how is the tall dark stranger doing? BRIAN KAPLAN Beanie is a freckly boy, to the teachers he brings no joy. Beans is always fooling around and often gets S.N. in on it too. He always gets the teachers mad at S.N. Some day he will get it too. JOHN LEBEDYNSKY John is the muscle bound boy of Room 3, He is interested in Science, politics, sports and the usual — girls. He turns a lovely red when the teachers abuse his mild truisms. CAROLYN LECKER Time: 8:59 Carolyn comes rushing into class. She is always talking. Too bad we can’t understand her. Carolyn is Vice-President of Drama Club and likes Glee Club (wonder why??).