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Historic Sites of Manitoba: Hazeldell School No. 611 (Municipality of Cartwright-Roblin)The Hazeldell School District was established formally in March 1890, and a school building was erected on the southwest quarter of 27-2-15 west of the Principal Meridian in what is now the Municipality of Cartwright-Roblin. It closed in 1960 and remaining students went to Cartwright School No. 174 or Holmfield Consolidated School No. 699. The school building was moved to another site, where it was renovated into a private residence, but a fieldstone monument dedicated on 10 July 1976 commemorates it at the former site. The Hazeldell school yell was as follows:
The teachers who worked at Hazeldell School through the years were: David Duncan (1892-1893), Lewis Knight (1894), Sam Way (1894), T. O. Webster (1895), Edward B. Robertson (1896-1897), Annie B. Graham (1897), John R. English (1898-1899), Adelaide Fraser (1900), Belle Perrin (1901), Ella Pritchard (1902), Beatrice McKinnon (1903-1904), Lily E. Dugan (1905), Edith Playfair (1906), Mary E. Johnson (1907), Harvey Schwalm (1909-1910), Bertha M. Menarey (1911), Edna W. Stouffer (1912-1913), Elsie Fisher (1913-1914), Christena Allan (1915-1916), Shirley Moore (1917), Elizabeth Scott (1918), Bella Jamieson (1921-1923, 1929, 1950-1951), Jean B. Dandy (1923), Mrs. Thorpe (1923), Myrtle Porter (1925-1926), Ida Waldon (1925-1926), Hilda Huddlestone Harrison (1926-1927), Frances McPherson (1927-1929), Jean Simpson (1929-1930), Elizabeth Hamilton (1931), Faith Hill (1931-1932), Helen Cummings (1932-1935), Freda Attenborough (1935-1938), Willa Harvey (1938-1939), Sarah Steel (1939-1943), Margaret Stouffer (1943-1946), Dorothy Bishop (1948-1949), Joan Beech (1949-1950), Hilda Martens (1951-1952), Ruth Fuchs (1952-1956), Derlene Armstrong (1956-1957), Shirley Knight (1957-1958), Miss Vig (1957-1958), Marie Whiteside (1958-1959), and Tena Moffat (1959-1960).
Sources:Hazeldell in Review, 1890-1960: Yesteryear by Elva McDonald and Hazeldell Book Committee, c1975, Manitoba Legislative Library, F5648.H38. One Hundred Years in the History of the Rural Schools of Manitoba: Their Formation, Reorganization and Dissolution (1871-1971) by Mary B. Perfect, MEd thesis, University of Manitoba, April 1978. A Study of Public School Buildings in Manitoba by David Butterfield, Historic Resources Branch, Manitoba Department of Culture, Heritage and Tourism, 1994, 230 pages. This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough. Page revised: 11 February 2021
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