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Built by the Kraft Construction Company in early 1970, and named for aviation pioneer Frederick J. Stevenson, the Stevenson Junior High School was opened officially on 29 October 1970. A second ceremony on 18 November 1970 involved members of the Stevenson family and the placing of a copper box containing mementos contributed by students in a wall behind the cornerstone.
Period
Principal
1970-1973
Gary E. Jones
1973-1974
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1974-1975
Thomas M. “Tom” Carlyle
1975-1977
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1977-1984
William Theodore “Bill” Betz (1936-2022)
1984-1986
Leonard Harvey “Len” Goldsborough (1931-2012)
1986-1988
David James “Dave” Bertnick (1947-2017)
1988-1990
William “Bill” Burdeniuk (1932-2010)
1990-1996
David William “Dave” Frye (1942-2020)
1996-1997
Cheryl Chaban
1997-1998
Gregory Mutter
1998-2004
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2004-2011
Judith “Judy” Clark
2011-2022
Jane Couch
Period
Vice-Principal
1970-1973
Ross Narick
1973-1978
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1978-1979
Lawson Tarbuth
Mr. A. Krahn1979-1980
Lawson Tarbuth
Sharon Smith1980-1981
Lawson Tarbuth
1981-1982
Don Loadman
1996-1997
Karen Smith
1997-2005
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2005-2008
Tracey Walker
2008-2011
Jane Couch
2011-2015
Ryan Miller
2015-2019
Samantha Amaral
2019-2020
Connie Lowe
2020-2021
Jacqueline Gagne
2021-2022
Norm Gould
School Year
Teachers
1970-1971
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1971-1972
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1972-1973
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1973-1974
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1974-1975
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1975-1976
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1976-1977
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1977-1978
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1978-1979
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1979-1980
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1980-1981
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1981-1982
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1982-1983
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1983-1984
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1984-1985
Isabel M. Betz, Arlene E. Billeck (grade 3), Mrs. N. Brotchie (grade 1), Miss K. Deyman (grade 5), Mrs. L. Gauld (grade 3), Douglas Hallstead (grade 2), Mr. J. Konecki, Mrs. S. Kushnir (grade 4), Mrs. J. S. Larson (grade 6), Mrs. F. McMullen, Mrs. M. Patton, Mrs. D. Rogalsky, Mrs. M. Schenk (grade 1), Mrs. V. Smith (kindergarten), Mrs. M. Sokoliuk (grade 2), Mr. N. Soltess (grade 6), Mrs. C. E. Sprung (grade 4), Mr. T. Szarkiewicz, Mrs. P. Thompson (kindergarten), Mrs. A. Wiebe (grade 5)
1985-1986
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1986-1987
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1987-1988
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1988-1989
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1989-1990
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1990-1991
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1991-1992
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1992-1993
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1993-1994
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1994-1995
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1995-1996
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1996-1997
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1997-1998
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1998-1999
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1999-2000
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2000-2001
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2001-2002
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2002-2003
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2003-2004
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2004-2005
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2005-2006
Allan Boyko, Nancy Chapman, Shelly Gaucher-Hauta, Melanie Hamm, Karyn Hope, Kristin Kaczmarz, Linda Kaston, Amanda Kury, Jennifer Maclean, Myrna Malcolm, Andrew McKeil, Kent McPherson, Lesia Normandeau, Carolyn Sigfusson, Tara Tuchscherer, Erin Weekes
Site Coordinates (lat/long): N49.88800, W97.21143
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Britannia School No. 1517 (361 Hampton Street, Winnipeg)
Memorable Manitobans: Frederick Joseph Stevenson (1896-1928)
“Stevenson-Britannia School, 1985-1986,” St. James Assiniboia School Division.
“Flyer’s family will attend school opener,” undated newspaper clipping, St. James Assiniboia School Division.
We thank the St. James Assiniboia School Division, Dorothy Young, and Jane Couch for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 12 March 2022
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