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Wellwood Consolidated School opened in Wellwood (named for Rev. J. M. Wellwood), in what is now the Municipality of North Cypress-Langford, in 1917. It consolidated rural schools from the surrounding area, including Brucefield School No. 799, Hazelgrove School No. 798, Kennedy School No. 1443, and Wellwood School No. 135. The school closed in 1976 and its building was demolished. A monument, topped with the school’s bell, remains on the former school grounds.
Period
Principal
1916-1918
Miss Mary Kerr
1918-1919
Margaret Kerr
1918-1919
Wilfred Almon Rideout (1878-1949)
1919
William Astley Tearle Fyles (1894-1976)
1920-1921
William Alexander Moon (1893-1944)
1921-1924
Wilfred Gilbert Pearce (1893-1975)
1924-1926
David Smith Tod (1870-1937)
1926-1935
Herbert Clarence Ray (1902-1990)
1935-1940
Karl Eric Chambers (1908-1987)
1940-1948
Frank Irwin Tindall (1911-1997)
1948-1949
Thaddeus Cecil “Ted” Brune (1896-1973)
1949-1950
Robert Cameron Mulligan (1889-1976)
1950-1951
Martin Dmytro Chalaturnyk (1920-2011)
1951-1954
Norman Gilbert “Norm” Harvey (1925-2023)
1954-1955
David Langton MacDonald (1911-1957)
1955-1957
Edward Turner “Ted” Revel (1925-2008)
1957-1958
John S. Schellenberg (1899-1977)
1958-1959
John Naherny
1959-1963
Ronald Elwood Stacey
1963-1965
Carl Edward Golebioski
1965-1967
Richard Arnold Dow
1967-1974
Muriel Jean Thorn
1974-1976
Joanne A. Graham Titus
Among the early teachers of Wellwood School were Jean Gunn, Dallas Perry (1894), W. T. Lockhart (1895), Edith Robinson (1896), A. Abbott, Helen Younghusband (1897), Stanley O’Brien, Christina Armit (1898), Christina Armit (1899-1901), Wallace Watson, Lizzie Craig, Annie Turner (1902), Annie C. Turner (1903), Edith Creighton (1904), Gertie MacDougall (1905), Bertha M. Lowry (1906), Kate Gahan (1907), Emily E. Ducklow (1908-1909), Marion Young (1909), Bertha E. Reid (1910-1913), Maurice S. Miller, Ethel P. Miller (1914-1915), Clara Langseth (1916-1917), and Ruth Weaver (1917).
School Year
Teachers
1917-1918
Minnie Bird (grades 1-2), Mary Onhauser (grades 3-6, 1917), Margaret Masson (grades 3-6, 1918), Mary Kerr (grades 7-10)
1918-1919
Minnie Bird (grades 1-2), Amy Eleanor Smith (grades 4-6), Margaret Kerr (grades 8-11)
1919-1920
Pearl G. Davis (grades 1-2), Amy Eleanor Smith (grades 4-6), Mary Elizabeth Murchison (grades 6-8), William Astley Tearle Fyles (grades 9-11, 1919), William Alexander Moon (grades 9-11, 1920)
1920-1921
Alexandra Louisa “Alex” Fusee (grade 1-2), Mary Kerr (grades 3-5), E. D. Sullivan (grades 6-8), William Alexander Moon (grades 9-11)
1921-1922
Gertrude W. Wishart (grades 1-2, 1921), Margaret Thompson (grades 1-2, 1922), Margaret Wallace (grades 3-5, 1921), Jennie J. M. Jardine (grades 3-5, 1922), Agnes M. Dawson (grades 5-8), Wilfred Gilbert Pearce (grades 9-11)
1922-1923
Margaret Thompson (grades 1-2), Jennie J.M. Jardine (grades 3-5), Agnes M. Dawson (grades 6-8), Wilfred Gilbert Pearce (grades 9-11)
1923-1924
Vera A. Bacon (grades 1-2), Jennie J.M. Jardine (grades 3-5), Agnes M. Dawson (grades 6-8), Wilfred Gilbert Pearce (grades 9-11)
1924-1925
Vera A. Bacon (grades 1-2), Myrtle E. McKinnon (grades 3-5), A. Helena Mann (grades 6-8, 1924-1925), Margaret A. Simpson (grades 6-8, 1925), B. Peturson (grades 6-8, 1925), David Smith Tod (grades 9-11)
1925-1926
Lulu Wall (grades 1-2), Gladys M. Frank (grades 3-5), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 6-8), David Smith Tod (grades 9-11)
1926-1927
Lulu Wall (grades 1-3), Gladys M. Frank (grades 4-5), Gladys M. Ray (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-11)
1927-1928
Lulu Wall (grades 1-2), M. Finegood (grades 3-5), Gladys M. Ray (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-11)
1928-1929
Lulu Wall (grades 1-2), M. Finegood (grades 3-5), Clara E. Poyser (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-11)
1929-1930
Jean Mary McRae (grades 1-2), Dorothy Barbara Laing (grades 3-5), Clara E. Poyser (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-11)
1930-1931
E. Lillian Harper (grades 1-3), Dorothy Barbara Laing (grades 3-5), Olive Mae Wells (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-11)
1931-1932
Rosetta Margaret Webber (grades 1-3), Helen Isabel McAulay (grades 4-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-11)
1932-1933
Rosetta Margaret Webber (grades 1-3), Helen Isabel McAulay (grades 4-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-11)
1933-1934
Rosetta Margaret Webber (grades 1-2), Helen Isabel McAulay (grades 3-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-12)
1934-1935
Annie Ruth Mitchell (grades 1-2), R.W. McAmmond (grades 3-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 6-8), Herbert Clarence Ray (grades 9-12)
1935-1936
Annie Ruth Mitchell (grades 1-2), James William Free (grades 3-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 6-8), Karl Eric Chambers (grades 9-11)
1936-1937
Annie Ruth Mitchell (grades 1-2), James William Free (grades 3-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 6-8), Karl Eric Chambers (grades 9-11)
1937-1938
Annie Ruth Mitchell (grades 1-2), James William Free (grades 3-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 6-8), Karl Eric Chambers (grades 9-11)
1938-1939
Annie Ruth Mitchell (grades 1-5), Jennie Parker Burris (grades 5-8), Karl Eric Chambers (grades 9-12)
1939-1940
Annie Ruth Mitchell (grades 1-5), Andrah Eileen Grant (grades 5-8), Karl Eric Chambers (grades 9-12)
1940-1941
Annie Ruth Mitchell (grades 1-4, 1940-1941), Meta Lenore Tindall (grades 1-4, 1941), Andrah Eileen Grant (grades 5-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-11)
1941-1942
Maymie Evelyn Huxley (grades 1-4), Muriel Jean McKinnon (grades 5-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-11)
1942-1943
Maymie Evelyn Huxley (grades 1-4), Muriel Jean McKinnon (grades 5-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-11)
1943-1944
Dorothy Esther Kneeshaw (grades 1-4), Muriel Jean McKinnon (grades 5-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-11)
1944-1945
Dorothy Esther Kneeshaw (grades 1-4), Muriel Jean McKinnon (grades 5-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-11)
1945-1946
Dorothy Esther Kneeshaw (grades 1-2), Meta Lenore Tindall (grades 3-5), Muriel Jean McKinnon (grades 5-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-12)
1946-1947
Meta Lenore Tindall (grades 1-2), Mildred Irene Kenrick (grades 3-5), Marjorie Eleanor Evans (grades 6-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-12)
1947-1948
Meta Lenore Tindall (grades 1-2), Mildred Irene Kenrick (grades 3-5), Marjorie Eleanor Evans (grades 6-8), Frank Irwin Tindall (grades 9-11)
1948-1949
Dorothy L. Hanks (grades 1-2), Ethel Mavis Fry (grades 3-5), Verla S. Bell (grades 6-8), Thaddeus Cecil “Ted” Brune (grades 9-11)
1949-1950
Kathleen Elizabeth Shorthose (grades 1-2), Joyce E. Harding (grades 3-5), Marjorie Eleanor Evans (grades 6-8), Robert Cameron Mulligan (grades 9-11)
1950-1951
Rita Aileen Armstrong (grades 1-2), Hannah Margaret Robinson (grades 3-5), Marjorie Eleanor Evans (grades 6-8), Martin Dmytro Chalaturnyk (grades 9-11)
1951-1952
Rita Aileen Armstrong (grades 1-2), Gwenneth Lorraine Jackson (grades 3-5), Marjorie Eleanor Evans (grades 6-8), Norman Gilbert Harvey (grades 9-11)
1952-1953
Rita Aileen Armstrong (grades 1-2), Gwenneth Lorraine Jackson (grades 3-5), Mrs. Jenny Graham (grades 6-8), Norman Gilbert Harvey (grades 9-11)
1953-1954
Rita Aileen Armstrong (grades 1-2), Agnes Jane Farr (grades 3-5), Helena Elsie Jorgenson (grades 6-8), Norman Gilbert Harvey (grades 9-11)
1954-1955
Lauretta Mae Sauve (grades 1-2), Una Margaret Cook (grades 3-5), Edith Mary Carmichael (grades 6-8), David Langton MacDonald (grades 9-11)
1955-1956
Lauretta Mae Sauve (grades 1-2), Una Margaret Cook (grades 3-5), Edith Mary Carmichael (grades 6-8), Edward Turner Revel (grades 9-11)
1956-1957
Edwina Denise Morison (grades 1-2), Shirley Allen (grades 3-5), Sylvia Nell Antonation (grades 6-8), Glenyce Currie (grades 9-10), Edward Turner Revel (grades 11-12)
1957-1958
Lieta E. Styles (grades 1-4), Lena Embryh Ewanyshyn (grades 5-8), Marjorie Eleanor Evans Renwick (grades 9-10), John S. Schellenberg (grades 11-12)
1958-1959
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Jeanne W. Smith (grades 3-5), Evelyn Louise O’Toole (grades 6-8), Marjorie Eleanor Evans Renwick (grades 9-10), John Naherny (grades 11-12)
1959-1960
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Jeanne W. Smith (grades 3-5), Robert James Herbert Dodds (grades 6-8), Marjorie Eleanor Evans Renwick (grades 9-10), Ronald Elwood Stacey (grades 11-12)
1960-1961
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Robert James Herbert Dodds (grades 3-5), Ronald Albert Thody (grades 6-8), Marjorie Eleanor Evans Renwick (grades 9-10), Ronald Elwood Stacey (grades 11-12)
1961-1962
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Helen Margaret Cook (grades 3-5), Ronald Albert Thody (grades 6-8), Marjorie Eleanor Evans Renwick (grades 9-10), Ronald Elwood Stacey (grades 11-12)
1962-1963
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Helen Margaret Cook (grades 3-5), Frances Ann Dagg (grades 6-8), Marjorie Eleanor Evans Renwick (grades 9-10), Ronald Elwood Stacey (grades 11-12)
1963-1964
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Helen Margaret Cook (grades 3-5), Carl Edward Golebioski (grades 6-8)
1964-1965
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Helen Margaret Cook (grades 3-5), Carl Edward Golebioski (grades 6-8)
1965-1966
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Karen McKnight (grades 3-5), Richard Arnold Dow (grades 6-8)
1966-1967
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Vivianne Rose Howard (grades 3-5), Richard Arnold Dow (grades 6-8)
1967-1968
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Vivianne Rose Howard (grades 3-5, 1967; grades 5-6, 1968), Joanne A. Graham Titus (grades 3-4, 1968), Muriel Jean Thorn (grades 6-8)
1968-1969
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 3-4), Annie Lamb (grades 5-6), Muriel Jean Thorn (grades 7-8)
1969-1970
Mabel Kennedy (grades 1-2), Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 3-4), Annie Lamb (grades 5-6), Muriel Jean Thorn (grades 7-8)
1970-1971
Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 1-2), Annie Lamb (grades 3-4), Cecil George McCullough (grades 5-6), Muriel Jean Thorn (grades 7-8)
1971-1972
Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 1-2), Annie Lamb (grades 3-4), Cecil George McCullough (grades 5-6), Muriel Jean Thorn (grades 7-8)
1972-1973
Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 1-3), Cecil George McCullough (grades 4-6), Muriel Jean Thorn (grades 7-8)
1973-1974
Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 1-4), Cecil George McCullough (grades 4-6), Muriel Jean Thorn (grades 7-8)
1974-1975
Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 1-4), Cecil George McCullough (grades 4-6), Joanne A. Graham Titus (grades 7-8)
1975-1976
Maymie Evelyn Lupton (grades 1-4), William Gregory Sims (grades 5-6), Joanne A. Graham Titus (grades 7-8)
Wellwood School (no date)
Source: Archives of Manitoba, School Inspectors Photographs,
GR8461, A0233, C131-1, page 45
Construction workers at the entrance to Wellwood Consolidated School (1917)
Source: Alan Calvert Fox
Wellwood School (1967)
Source: Archives of Manitoba, Architectural Survey - Wellwood 5
Wellwood School (no date)
Source: Cam Timlick
Wellwood School commemorative monument (June 2011)
Source: Gordon GoldsboroughSite Coordinates (lat/long): N50.03844, W99.33411
denoted by symbol on the map above
Annual Reports of the Manitoba Department of Education, Manitoba Legislative Library.
The Carberry Plains: 75 Years of Progress. [Manitoba Legislative Library, F5648.C36 Car]
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.
First Century of Langford, 1891-1991 by Langford Centennial History Committee, 1990, pages 68-70.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (Schedule: E 0757), GR 1628, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection (GR0292), Wellwood School District No. 135 Daily Attendance Registers, Archives of Manitoba.
We thank Alan Calvert Fox, Allan Drysdale, and Cam Timlick for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer and Gordon Goldsborough.
Page revised: 17 November 2024
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