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

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SANDRA WARD Sandy is Room 11’s wind-up reporter, always on the beam. Main interests: school???? Her favourite pastime is young people. RICHARD ZIENKIEWICZ Richard is an all around boy. He ' s good at Phys. Ed. and most of his other subjects. His favourite pastime is walking with his friend Wolfgang. Custodian At this time the Yearbook Staff would like to pay tribute to Mr. Dixon, the custodian of our school. He has done a noble job, keeping the floors shining, the sidewalks free of snow, and broken windows repaired. The Yearbook Staff would especially like to thank Mr. Dixon for sweeping the floor in the Yearbook office so frequently.

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JANET LAMBERT Janet’s the petite flaming redhead of the room. She never shows her temper while playing volleyball. Her ambition is to be an airline stewardess. ROBERT LEA Bob is an average type of person. He likes sports, and models. He spends a lot of time fooling around with models. HELEN MclVOR Helen is the girl of Room 11 that does the most work — and the least talking. Her ambition is to be a teacher. HARRY PELLAERS Harry is good at Phys. Ed. and loves doing sit-ups. He does well at school and his favourite pastime is getting into mischief. WOLFGANG RIESTERER Wolfgang is an electronics bug. He likes fooling around and likes school. He usually stays at home when not with Richard. NORMAN ROSENBLAT Norman has a few troubles in school, but most of them are minor. He likes sports also. His spare time is spent playing with “Big Bruiser” in the Hudson’s Bay. RONALD SELIG Ron is always full of joy and fun. He likes sports but dislikes school. He spends most of his time reading books and studying girls. HAROLD SILVERMAN Harold is a T.V. bug. He also has a favourite sport which is bowling. DENNIS SMERCHANSKI Dennis likes girls, camping, hunting, and camping. He like s tinkering with cars too. He also likes water polo. SHARON STRACHAN Enjoys school, especially French. Sharon has a prize winning smile for everyone. Her ambition is to teach in Foreign Countries. We all wish her the best of luck.

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PAST PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE I would like to thank your Editor for giving me this opportunity of having a place in the 1965 edition of “The Banner.” I wish to thank the staff of Edmund Partridge for their loyal support and the willingness with which they supported school activities. I also wish to thank them for the many extra hours of service that made possible the excellent academic record for the school. I also feel very grateful to the Student Council, “The Banner” staff and to all of the pupils who assumed extra responsibilities to make the school year a success. My farewell message to the students of Edmund Partridge does not bear the finality of the usual farewell, for in my present position I hope to see each one of you again in the very near future. I hope that I may be privileged to play some part in shaping your future education. As automation is making the world around us more complex and uncertain for many adults, it is making new demands on our schools. Courses and standards are in the process of change; experimental texts and courses are being introduced. It is very necessary that each one plans his course and chooses his options with great care. To obtain the most from your High School education you must be conscious of its importance and you must be determined that nothing will prevent you from reaching your goal. In closing I wish each one of you the very best for the future, and I hope that Mr. Partridge will find “E.P.” as challenging and as enjoyable as I have. MR. H. R. DWYER, Past Principal.