Memorable Manitobans: Maurice Raphael “Ray” Loree (1910-?)

Educator.

Born in the RM of Blanshard on 11 January 1910, son of William Loree and Mary R. Jones, he graduated from the University of Manitoba with a BA (1933). On 28 July 1934, he married Ellen Margaret McCuaig (?-?) at Winnipeg. He was a teaching Vice-Principal at Starbuck School (1934-1937) and Principal of Binscarth School (1937-1941) and Souris School (1941-1945).

Sources:

Birth and marriage registrations, Manitoba Vital Statistics.

“Results of matriculation examinations announced by university Registrar,” Manitoba Free Press, 5 August 1927, page 5.

“United Colleges hold annual dinner dance,” Winnipeg Tribune, 19 March 1931, page 7.

“Scholarships and Degrees will be presented today [Bachelor of Arts],” Winnipeg Free Press, 17 May 1933, page 4.

“School of Education notes,” Winnipeg Tribune, 29 September 1934, page 13.

This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.

Page revised: 15 August 2016

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