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Glenn Lynn School District #333 1898-1964 Photo Album
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A large brown 3-ring binder with 48 pages of photos of Glenn Lynn SD 333 and its students. The pages are cardboard adhesive backed photo album inserts with plastic overlays.
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Class Photos for Indian Head Elementary School
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A black 3-ring binder containing 23 colour and 13 black and white class photos from the Indian Head Elementary School. The coloured photos have dates the black and white ones do not.
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The Indian Head Public School from a street view. The school opened in 1901 and continued until 1977.
1946 Christmas card to Indian Head teacher Miss Riddell
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A Christmas card signed by 31 students.
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Postcard, postmarked December 28, 1911 a picture of the elementary school (coloured) and handwritten text on the reverse, addressed to Mr. Sidney Jones, Hillesden, Sask (southwest of Broadview) and sent by "Mary" from the Balmoral Hotel in Indian Head
Indian Head Public School Grade 4 pupils 1918?
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Newsclipping with a photo of the Grade 4 pupils at Indian Head Public School in 191(?). The students' names are given in the caption.
Memories 1977*78 - school yearbook
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Yearbook with head-and-shoulders portraits of students and staff. Pictures are grouped by grade from kindergarten to grade 7. No names accompany the pictures, but there is a welcome message on the second page with a photo of Principal George Shain.
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The First School in Indian Head (Indian Head School District #49) was established in 1885 by HH Campkin in the upstairs room of the Thompson Hotel. In 1887, a two-story school was built on Buxton Street. As the population grew, so did the need for a larger facility to house the students. In the early 1890s, the overflow of students also utilized the new town hall located on the corner of Grand and Otterloo. In 1889, interest for a permanent school structure was voted on and the Territorial Government provided $25,000 to have a public school constructed. It was completed in 1901 and used for all grades until 1910 when another boom in the population prompted another move. It was decided that the high school grades would be moved to a building that used to be the headquarters for William Bell, located at Grand Ave and Woodward. There was a need to find a space with room for a playground so in 1914 a piece of land on the Corner of Crawford and Bell was purchased. This 4 room High School changed its name in the 1920s to Indian Head Collegiate. It boasted a soccer field, two baseball diamonds, tennis and basketball courts. Plus, one of the best Physics and Chemistry labs outside of the cities.
The elementary school was growing rapidly and two smaller cottage houses were built outside the main building to house more students. These were used until the 1930s when enrollment declined and the cottages were no longer needed and thus removed. After WW II and the birth of the baby boomers, enrollment once again skyrocketed and the need for more space. In 1953, a new building was constructed on the site where the cottages were. In 1961 a new high school was constructed with 6 classrooms, teacher’s lounge, gym, library, offices, and chemistry lab.
In the Spring of 1976, $1,100,000 was allocated to build a brand new elementary school.
The Whisper: Official Year Book of the Indian Head Collegiate
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A small (17 cm X 25 cm) brown 45-page paperback year book for Indian Head Collegiate's 1928 - 1929 school year. There is a second copy
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Indian Head Collegiate Yearbook 1947 - 1948
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A beige and orange paperback yearbook (~150 mimeographed pages single-sided) for the Indian Head Collegiate (Indian Head High School) for the 1947 - 1948 school year. Contains advertising from local businesses throughout.
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Indian Head High School Yearbook 1949 - 1950
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A beige and orange paperback yearbook (~150 mimeographed pages single-sided) for the Indian Head High School (but still called Indian Head Collegiate in its school song and chant) for the 1949 - 1950 school year. Contains advertising from local businesses throughout.
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Indian Head High School Yearbook 1970-1971
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A blue and white paperback 80-page Indian Head High School yearbook for 1970 - 1971.
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High School Monthly Student Report 1927 - 1928
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A greenish grey report book listing the monthly grade and academic performance of a student of Indian Head Collegiate and signed by the student guardian each month. For the school year from 1927 - 1928. The student was Garfield Prior, son of Gilbert and Mabel Prior. He was lost in action in WWII in 1943.
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Indian Head Collegiate class photo
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Posed photograph of 107 students and staff of Indian Head Collegiate (high school) with the school in the background. The caption gives the names of all 107 people in the photograph.
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The Ninth Annual SHSAA Yearbook 1963
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Reports of the Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association for 1962 athletic activities. Page 10 has a team photo and a write-up about the Indian Head 8-man football team - the provincial champions in the category - coached by Bob Frohlick