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

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Mr. Webster Mrs. Joyce Marsha Birks Angus Burr David Nerman Risa Gutkin Emily Dmytryshyn Phyllis Wasserman EDITOR ASSISTANT EDITORS BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER ASSISTANT LAY-OUT MANAGER ACTIVITIES EDITORS ART EDITORS SPORTS EDITORS YEARBOOK ADVISERS Barbara Kaplan Don Billinkoff Marsha Birks David Nerman Roberta Weiss Risa Gutkin Claretta Shefrin Charlotte Zucker Emily Dmytryshyn Hans Arnold Phyllis Wasserman Edythe Kostynuick Angus Burr Mr. Webster Mrs. Joyce

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BANNER Don Billinkoff Charlotte Zucker Roberta Weiss Edythe Kostynuick Hans Arnold As always in each new year, new doors have been opened to the students at Edmund Partridge. Many incidents which we have encountered can now be chalked up to experience — the experience which we have gained in this past year. This yearbook, into which have gone long hours of thought, arguing and practical work, although available to all students has been produced for the Graduates of 1965. It is mainly for them that in between the covers of this book golden memories have been engraved of their last year in Junior High and at Edmund Partridge, so that they may reminisce over fond memories which can never be forgotten. A heartfelt thank you is extended to all teachers who understandingly allowed yearbook workers free time. I would like to thank Mr. Webster, our adviser, Mrs. Joyce and Mr. Partridge for their help and tolerance in listening to our prob¬ lems and new ideas. I can only hope that the student body supports me in saying to the yearbook staff that you have done your job well. Thus you have delivered a small part of E.P. 1964-1965 to the students. Thank you for your determination and hard work. Best of luck in The Banner 1965-66. Claretta Shefrin Editor

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in September over sixty enthusiastic girls enrolled as members of our Glee Club. Their new director was Mr. H. I. Redekopp and pianist was Miss Murray. Practices were held during auditorium period as well as at noon. The Glee Club was responsible for the great success of our Remembrance Day Services. Their breath-taking candle march made December’s Christmas Concert well-worth re¬ membering. As usual the Glee Club was entered in the Manitoba Music Festival. They proudly displayed our school’s talent in the Folk Singing Division and the Suburban School’s Choir. The Glee Club also contributed to the Commencement Exercises by singing “Non Nois Domine.” mk T HT ■ nr i a