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This school opened in January 1974, prior to which classes were held starting in September 1973 in Linwood School. An official opening ceremony was held on 5 December 1974. It later became a French immersion school called Ecole Romeo Dallaire.
Period
Principal
1973-1979
Roger Ernest Mitchell Cathcart (1937-2020)
1979-1982
William “Bill” Engbrecht
1982-1985
Victor Edwin Wieler
1985-1989
Marlin Donald “Don” Loadman
1989-1990
Donald Timmerman
Period
Principal
1974-1975
Raymond Henry “Ray” Magel
1975-1977
John D. Carlyle
1977-1981
None
1981-1982
Donald Timmerman
School Year
Teachers
1973-1974
Gary Adams, Rick Collins, Mrs. J. Dunn, Mrs. Connie Ferris Shaver, Paul Havixbeck, Miss B. LeMay, Miss B. A. Listiak, Mr. D. Maharaj, Miss S. Pelland, Miss D. Stephen, Miss Wright (Library)
1974-1975
Gary Adams, L. Glen Bennett (Science), Ron Caskey, Mr. B. J. Curtis, Mrs. Connie Ferris Shaver, Rick Collins (Social Studies), Mr. P. Deczycia, Mrs. J. Dunn, Paul Havixbeck (Math), Miss B. LeMay, Mr. E. Lindahl (Band), Miss B. A. Listiak, Mr. D. Maharaj (Language Arts), Miss S. Pelland, Mrs. K. Perlmutter, Will P. Peters, Miss D. Stephen, Mrs. E. K. Stuart (Library)
1975-1976
Gary Adams, L. Glen Bennett, Ron Caskey, Rick Collins, Mr. B. Davies, Mrs. J. Dunn, Paul Havixbeck, Miss A. Hohol, Mr. E. Lindahl, Miss B. Listiak, Miss Eleanor Lockhart, Don Mousseau, Miss S. Pelland, Mrs. K. Perlmutter, Mrs. S. Quinton, Mr. Riches, Mrs. Connie Ferris Shaver, Miss D. Stephen, Miss G. Van Alsyne, Mrs. E. Stuart (Library)
1976-1977
Gary Adams, L. Glen Bennett, Miss Borsos, Ron Caskey, Rick Collins, Mr. B. Davies, Mrs. J. Dunn, Paul Havixbeck, Mr. E. Lindahl, Miss Eleanor Lockhart, Don Mousseau, Mrs. K. Perlmutter, Mrs. S. Quinton, Mr. Riches, Mrs. Connie Ferris Shaver, Miss D. Stephen, Mrs. Suchon, Mrs. Tetrault, Miss G. Van Alsyne, Mrs. E. Stuart (Library)
Ecole Romeo Dallaire (May 2020)
Source: Gordon GoldsboroughSite Coordinates (lat/long): N49.89803, W97.28492
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Spring Valley School No. 649 (Municipality of Riverdale)
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
We thank the St. James Assiniboia School Division for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough and Dorothy Young.
Page revised: 11 October 2024
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