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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.
Randall Photo Shop (Biggar)
The front view of St. Joseph's Convent, with the turnabout and statue in full view.
St. Joseph's Convent behind a snow-covered yard.
The gym, attached at the right side, was added in 1956 (construction began 1955). Postcard photo by Ward Photo.
Female graduates of St. Joseph's. Back row, far right: Mary Fitzgerald. Front row, 3rd from left: C. Pelletier.
Graduates of St. Joseph's Convent on the stage during the graduation ceremony.
Grand Opening of the Gymnasium
Bishop F. Klien addresses the assembly at the grand opening for the St. Joseph's school gymnasium on the northwest end of the convent.
Pat Schmidt speaking on behalf of the St. Joseph's Convent students at the grand opening ceremony for the gymnasium.
A crowd gathers outside St. Joseph's Convent at the grand opening of the new Marion Wing. Photo taken from southeast corner.
Teacher and nine students standing in front of the Muirland Rural School one of the first rural schools in the Rosetown area.
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.
Rene and Marcel Dubois hold the ribbon for cutting to officially open the new gym at St. Joseph's Convent, March 21, 1956.
Rosetown Elks school children's parade
Assembly of children and adults, in the background can be been No. 4 Highway and the Convent.
Rosetown General Photograph Collection
The Rosetown General Photograph Collection spans approximately ten decades of the history of Rosetown and district, consisting of photographs taken by and collected by the Rosetown Centennial Library Archives.
Rosetown's first brick school built [ca. 1911]. Renamed Stewart School in the mid 1950s.