Back row, L-R: Jack Davidson, unknown, Len Laird, 3 unknown, Marvin Meyer, unknown, teacher Miss Grace McNee. Front row, L-R: unknown, Janet Walker, Mable Hunter, Kathy Cordes, Lorraine Goldback, Grace Nashiem, Marj Locke, Marjorie Crossman.

Back row, L-R: unknown, Marvin Meyer, Vivian Hnatchuk, teacher Mr. H.D. Hubbs, unknown, Marj Locke, Len Laird. Front row: Grace Nashiem, Marjorie Crossman, Mable Hunter, Janet Walker, Kenny Nashiem, unknown.

Far back: teacher Mr. Blakely. Back row, L-R: Jack Davidson, 3 unknown, Marvin Meyer, Vivian Hnatchuk. Front row: Janet Walker, Grace Nashiem, Marj Locke, Kenny Nashiem, Kathy Cordes, Mable Hunter, Marjorie Crossman.

Three kitchen stations busy with groups of young ladies working on a Home Economics assignment.

Female students practice their typewriting skills at their desks while the teacher monitors their work.

A group of girls from different classrooms in grades 9, 10, 11, and 12, who formed the Rosetown Composite High School Red Cross Club. Back row, L-R: Marjorie Pearce, Maxine Smith, Lesley Edwards, Marion Staples, Raylene Wilcox, Faye Kerr, Jean MacDonald. Front row: Betty Clark, teacher Miss Gordon, Joyce Grenkie, Eileen Brown.

1943 graduates of St. Joseph's Convent. Back row, L-R: Dorothy Duensing (sp?), Lea Senecal, Gordon MacDonald, Irene Murphy, Verla Lavachek. Front row: Betty Rene, Marion Hughes, Jean Rapchinsky, Jean Henderson, Muriel Randall.

Bishop F. Klien addresses the assembly at the grand opening for the St. Joseph's school gymnasium on the northwest end of the convent.

Mr. M. Berscheid presents the Knights of Columbus Oratory Trophy to Helen Ogle, the winner in the senior group. Dale Shea, winner in intermediate group to the right; Evelyn Adnam, winner of junior group, to the left. Extreme left: Rev. G.E. Provost.

The front view of St. Joseph's Convent, with the turnabout and statue in full view.

Nettie Stewart having a coffee and a chat with guests at the dedication ceremony of Stewart School. L-R: A.L. King and Mrs. King, Nettie, Grace McLeod.

L-R: Jack Sinclair, Nettie Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Douglas.

Miss Nettie Stewart and family at the dedication ceremony. See SC2.003 for names.

Four unidentified men and a dog at the building site for the new school.

Rosetown's first brick school built [ca. 1911]. Renamed Stewart School in the mid 1950s.