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

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EDMUND PARTRIDGE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL presents

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yr K ' v MM v . ' jW The school year of 1964-65 is drawing to a close and my hope is that the hours you have spent Partridge School have been rewarding ones. The years .spent in Junior High School are difficult ones. This is the great adjustment period where students become physically and mentally mature — where they are sorted according to inclination and ability — where they formulate some plan, be it very hazy for the future. If you can look back upon this year and say that you have contributed to your progress according to your ability, then you have had a successful year. In addition to achieving satisfactory academic results it is very necessary to develop other characteristics of a good citizen, some of which are reliability, honesty, a sense of right and wrong and respect for the rights of others. Are you satisfied with the results you have achieved? To those who are leaving, I hope your years here have been profitable and rewarding and that you will carry with you many fond memories of your days at this school. May I express a word of appreciation for you loyalty and support in the various school activities. May I express, also, my appreciation to the teaching staff, who have, during my short time here, spared neither time nor effort to supply the students with the best possible learning situation. To those of you who have made this yearbook possible, my congratulations on a job well done. Principal