Historic Sites of Manitoba: Riverton Collegiate Institute (Riverton, Municipality of Bifrost-Riverton)

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This secondary school in Riverton was opened in 1961.

Principals

Period

Principal

1961-1964

Peter Michael Onysko (1906-1993)

1964-1967

Abe J. Friesen

1967-1968

A. J. Hall

1968-1970

A. Mekelburg

1970-1975

Keith Eliasson

Teachers

Period

Teachers

1961-1962

?

1962-1963

?

1963-1964

H. Bjarnasson, R. Gourluck, W. Johannesson, Miss A. Kaminsky, W. Wawrykow

1964-1965

?

1965-1966

?

1966-1967

?

1967-1968

?

1968-1969

Elta Horn Atkins Borrowman Larson, ?

1969-1970

?

1970-1971

?

1971-1972

?

1972-1973

?

1973-1974

?

1974-1975

Donalee Beveridge, Mark Carlow, Melanie Grechen, Frank Gustaw, Doris Luprypa, Marcel Matte, Kenneth McCurdy, Eric McKinnon, Lloyd Roche

Photos & Coordinates

Riverton Collegiate Institute

Site Coordinates (lat/long): N50.99313, W97.00187
denoted by symbol on the map above

See also:

Historic Sites of Manitoba: Lundi School / Riverton School No. 587 (Riverton, Municipality of Bifrost-Riverton)

Sources:

“Teaching staff named at Gimli,” Arborg Lake Centre News and Manitouwapa Times, 23 August 1963, page 1.

“Evergreen Division teaching staff,” Arborg Lake Centre News and Manitouwapa Times, 27 August 1974, page 4.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 26 December 2023

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