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The Stuartburn School District was established in January 1888 and a school building operated in Stuartburn in what would become the Rural Municipality of Stuartburn. In 1967, it became part of the Boundary School Division.
Period
Principal
1929-1930
Effie McCaskill (1873-1938)
1930-1931
Irene Elizabeth Lees Redpath (1905-2003)
1931-1932
John Boes Quinn (1894-?)
1932-1936
Wolodimyr B. “Walter” Wachna (1909-1984)
1936-1937
Frances Mary Batten
1937-1938
Dorothy Marane Martinson
1938-1939
William Arthur Chadwick
1939-1941
Teresa Moloney (1899-1983)
1941-1943
Stanley Francis Pye (1908-1985)
1943-1945
Maurice I. Probzanski
1945-1946
Alexander “Alex” Smaluk (1920-2016)
1946-1947
Boris Theodore Wachna
1947-1948
Maurice I. Probzanski
1948
Cecil Drummond “Cec” Muldrew (1923-2004)
1948-1949
Roman Dmytro Smook
1949-1950
Martha Korotash
1950-1952
Benny Zenon Orlins (?-1996)
1952-1954
William “Bill” Shydlowsky (?-1987)
1954-1956
Alexander John Shewchuk (1933-2015)
1956-1962
Dmytro “Dan” Tanchak (1907-1992)
1962-1963
Richard John Lapusniak
1963-1966
Roman Dmytro Smook
1966-1967
William Matichuk
Among the early teachers of Stuartburn School were Montague Shore (1890, 1897), George H. Measham (1894-1895), R. S. Horne (1895-1896), G. A. Curran (1896, 1897), L. Millar (1896), S. Irvine Mott (1898), David Porteous (1899), George William Burrell (1900), Gertrude Coultier (1900), Mabel Smith (1901), G. N. Mayne (1901), Marie Yeo (1902, 1903), Fannie I. Lindsay (1903), E. K. Black (1904), Robena Taylor (1904), Beatrice McKenzie (1905), Florence M. Clare (1905), S.? E. Yeo (1906), Mary Sawchak (1923-1924), Miss A. Saunders (1928-1929), and Wasyl Kolodzinski.
Period
Teachers
1929-1930
Mary Evelyn Armstrong (grades 1-4), Effie McCaskill (grades 5-9), Margaret May Searfe (grades 1-4, 1930)
1930-1931
Hazel Lees (grades 1-4), Irene Elizabeth Lees (grades 4-10)
1931-1932
Pauline Braschuk (grades 1-4), John Boes Quinn (grades 5-10)
1932-1933
Dorothy Probzanski (grades 1-4, 1932), Kathleen Woods (grades 1-4), Walter B. Wachna (grades 5-10)
1933-1934
Kathleen Woods (grades 1-4), Walter B. Wachna (grades 5-10)
1934-1935
Frances Mary Batten (grades 1-4), Walter B. Wachna (grades 5-10)
1935-1936
Frances Mary Batten (grades 1-4), Walter B. Wachna (grades 5-10)
1936-1937
Frances Mary Batten (grades 5-10), Maurice I. Probzanski (grades 1-4)
1937-1938
Dorothy Marane Martinson (grades 7-11), Jennie Polischuk (grades 1-3), Maurice I. Probzanski (grades 4-6)
1938-1939
William Arthur Chadwick (grades 4-10), Effie Koroluk (grades 1-3)
1939-1940
Effie Koroluk (grades 1-3), Teresa Moloney (grades 7-10), Vera Anna Wachna (grades 3-6)
1940-1941
Effie Koroluk (grades 1-3), Teresa Moloney (grades 9-11), Vera Anna Wachna (grades 4-8)
1941-1942
Maurice I. Probzanski (grades 4-8), Olga Probzanski (grades 1-3), Stanley Francis Pye (grades 9-11)
1942-1943
Maurice I. Probzanski (grades 4-8), Olga Probzanski (grades 1-3), Stanley Francis Pye (grades 9-11)
1943-1944
Maurice I. Probzanski (grades 5-10), Olga Probzanski (grades 1-4)
1944-1945
Maurice I. Probzanski (grades 5-10), Olga Probzanski (grades 1-4)
1945-1946
Rose Rachlin (grades 1-4), Alexander “Alex” Smaluk (grades 5-9)
1946-1947
Jean Bereziuk (grades 1-4), Boris Theodore Wachna (grades 5-10)
1947-1948
Cecil Drummond “Cec” Muldrew (grades 5-9, 1948), Maurice I. Probzanski (grades 5-9), Olga Probzanski (grades 1-4)
1948-1949
Mary J. Rekunyk (grades 1-4), Roman Dmytro Smook (grades 5-9)
1949-1950
Martha Korotash (grades 5-9), Marie J. Melanson (grades 1-4, 1949), Anne Reimer (grades 1-4, 1950)
1950-1951
Helen Jerrelene Dueck (grades 1-3), Orest A. Fedak (grades 4-8, 1951), Jean Harbul (grades 4-8, 1950), Louis Haskell (grades 4-8, 1950), Benny Zenon Orlins (grades 9-11)
1951-1952
Olga E. Bauer (grades 1-3), Maureen Valerie Berringer (grades 4-8, 1952), Alec Kohut (grades 4-8, 1952), Benny Zenon Orlins (grades 9-11), Kathryn Unruh (grades 4-8)
1952-1953
Meroslaw Lakusta (grade 4-8), Millie Prochuk (grades 1-3), William “Bill” Shydlowsky (grades 9-11)
1953-1954
Millie Prochuk Chorney (grades 1-4), Meroslaw Lakusta (grade 5-8), William “Bill” Shydlowsky (grades 9-11)
1954-1955
Anne Reimer (grades 1-4), Alexander John Shewchuk (grades 9-11), Maurice Yarmie (grades 5-8)
1955-1956
Anne Reimer (grades 1-4), Alexander John Shewchuk (grades 9-11), Maurice Yarmie (grades 5-8)
1956-1957
Mrs. N. Podolsky (grades 1-4, 1956 substitute), Anne Reimer (grades 1-4), Dmytro “Dan” Tanchak (grades 9-11), Maurice Yarmie (grades 5-8)
1957-1958
Marjorie Onrpko (grades 5-8), Anne Reimer (grades 1-4, 1957), Andreas Sorgerfrie (grades 1-5, 1958), Dmytro “Dan” Tanchak (grades 9-11)
1958-1959
Anna Friesen (grades 1-4), Susanna Schroeder (grades 5-8), Dmytro “Dan” Tanchak (grades 9-11)
1959-1960
Jean Gray (grades 1-4), William Matichuk (grades 5-8), Dmytro “Dan” Tanchak (grades 9-11)
1960-1961
William Matichuk (grades 5-8), Mary Smook (grades 1-4), Dmytro “Dan” Tanchak (grades 9-11)
1961-1962
William Matichuk (grades 5-8), Mary Smook (grades 1-4), Dmytro “Dan” Tanchak (grades 9-11)
1962-1963
Richard John Lapusniak (grades 9-11), Suzanna Loeppky (grades 1-4), William Matichuk (grades 5-8)
1963-1964
William Matichuk (grades 5-8), Mary Smook (grades 1-4), Roman Dmytro Smook (grades 9-11)
1964-1965
William Matichuk (grades 5-8), Irene Anderson Schnell (grades 1-4), Roman Dmytro Smook (grades 9-11)
1965-1966
William Matichuk (grades 5-8), Irene Anderson Schnell (grades 1-4), Roman Dmytro Smook (grades 9-11)
1966-1967
William Matichuk (grades 5-8), Ann Marie Shewchuk (grades 1-4)
Stuartburn School (no date) by A. A. Herriot
Source: Archives of Manitoba, School Inspectors Photographs,
GR8461, A0233, C131-1, page 86.
The remodelled Stuartburn School (no date) by A. A. Herriot
Source: Archives of Manitoba, School Inspectors Photographs,
GR8461, A0233, C131-1, page 86.Site Coordinates (lat/long): N49.13321, W96.77050
denoted by symbol on the map above
Annual Reports of the Manitoba Department of Education, Manitoba Legislative Library.
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.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Stuartburn School No. 536 Daily Registers, GR2088, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Stuartburn School No. 536 Half Yearly Attendance Reports, GR2088, Archives of Manitoba.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough and Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 19 July 2024
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