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A lady stands outside a sod house which was the very first Winona School. The Winona district hosted "sodding bees" where they would pile sod walls three feet thick against the wooden frame of the school, producing a building which was warm in the winter and cool in the summer.
Sodding bees were a community event at the Winona School. Walls of sod three feet thick would be piled against the wooden frame of the school to make a building that was warm in the winter and cool in the summer. In this photo, a large group of people stand/sit outside and on top of Winona School. Contact Rosetown archives for names.
The finished Winona School building.
Stewart School viewed from the East side.
Demolition of Stewart School, viewed from the east side.
Demolition of Stewart School viewed from the northeast side.
Postcard depicting Smith School with Stewart School visible behind it on the left. Photo by Pope Studio.
St. Joseph's Convent not long before it was demolished in 1988. Note that the statue of St. Joseph has been removed, gone to its home at the St. Joseph Roman Catholic Parish in Kindersley.
Smith High School as viewed from 2nd Avenue East with building to the rear and homes viewed to the east behind it on 3rd Avenue East.
Schools - Rural Teachers & Pupils
Photos of rural teachers, students, and schoolhouses in the Rosetown and Herschel areas.
Photos of rural schoolhouses, classrooms, students, and teachers in the Rosetown area.
Photos of school buildings within Rosetown, including Smith School, Stewart School (Rosetown Public School), and Rosetown Composite High School.
Rosetown Public School building, later named "Stewart School," viewed from the west side.
Kessel, Albert (Elite Studio)
Rosetown Composite High School
Rosetown Composite High School at the corner of 9th Street and Highway 4, viewed from the southeast.
A teacher and her female pupils stand outside a building in the Wiggins schoolyard.