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Historic Sites of Manitoba: Princess Margaret School (367 Hawthorne Avenue, Winnipeg)
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Principals | Vice-Principals | Teachers | Photos & Coordinates | Sources
Designed by the local architectural firm of Ward and Macdonald, and constructed in 1955 at a cost of $32,000, the original Princess Margaret School building (commemorating the sister of Queen Elizabeth II) comprised four classrooms.
Principals
Period
Principal
1957-1968
Henry Schmidt (1929-2011)
?-?
Joseph Anthony “Joe” Degen (1929-2016)
Vice-Principals
Period
Vice-Principal
1955-1957
Henry Schmidt (1929-2011)
Teachers
School Year
Teachers
1955-1956
Agnes Dyck (grade 1), Shelia Hartman (grade 5), Irene T. Johnson (grade 4), Pauline McCarthy (grade 3), Lydia Neufeld (grade 2), Lorraine Regehr (grade 1), Henry Schmidt (grade 6)
1956-1958
?
1958-1959
1959-1966
?
1966-1967
Mr. J. Bahr, Mr. B. Dittberner, Mrs. J. Drewe, Mrs. D. Dyck, Mrs. E. Dyck, Miss V. Harvey, Miss K. Janzen, Miss R. Janzen, Mrs. J. Kowbel, Mr. E. Kroeker, Mr. J. Martens, Miss P. Muzyk, Miss L. Neufeld, Miss S. Penney, Miss C. Prigroski, Miss A. Redekop, Miss T. Redekopp, Mr. D. Reimer, Mrs. M. Salki, Miss K. Slota, Miss I. Tiade, Miss D. Todd, Mrs. A. Wall, Mrs. L. Warkentin, Miss B. Wiens, Mr. N. Yurkow
Photos & Coordinates
Site Location (lat/long): N49.93723, W97.08259
denoted by symbol on the map above
Sources:
“N. Kildonan teachers listed,” Winnipeg Free Press, 13 September 1966, page 13.
We thank Nathan Kramer for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough and Jim Smith.
Page revised: 8 August 2021
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