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Operated by Old Kildonan School District No. 2102, this schoolhouse was located on the Outer Two Miles of River Lot 13 of the Parish of Kildonan along the west side of McPhillips Street, near what would later become Leila Avenue. The wooden frame building measured around 26 feet by 28 feet and was named after David Lloyd George (British Prime Minister between 1916 and 1922), as was rural school district in Manitoba. Classes here began around the fall 1923. An October 1950 bylaw proposed the schoolhouses relocation to the corner of McPhillips Street and Templeton Avenue (as well as adding a basement and heating system), but was defeated by district voters. As early as April 1953, the district was looking to sell the schoolhouse, though no sale was completed at that time. Lloyd George School closed in the summer of 1958 and was replaced with Templeton School, located at the proposed site of the rejected 1950 bylaw.
Period
Principal
1923
Jean Turnbull Moors (1899-1959)
1924-1954
None
1954-1955
Nicholas Bilash (1890-1961)
1955-1958
Olga Jane Pastuszenko
School Year
Teachers
1922-1923
(spring only) Adalbjorg Johnson? (grades 1-6)
1923-1924
Mary A. Forsyth (grades 1-4, 1923), Jean Turnbull (grades 4-8, 1923; grades 1-8, 1924)
1924-1940
Antoine Alphonse “Anthony” Allegaert (grades 1-8)
1940-1942
Viola May Graham (grades 1-8)
1942-1943
Isabelle Edna Nicholl (grades 1-8)
1943-1944
Katherine Friesen (grades 1-8)
1944-1948
Ethel May Edwards Matthews (grades 1-8)
1948-1954
Mary Faseruk (grades 1-8)
1954-1955
Nicholas Bilash (grades 4-8), Mary Faseruk (grades 1-3)
1955-1956
Mary Faseruk (grades 1-4), Olga Jane Pastuszenko (grades 5-9)
1956-1957
Mary Faseruk (grades 1-4), Olga Jane Pastuszenko (grades 5-9)
1957-1958
Mary Faseruk (1-4), John P. Magalas (5-6), Olga Jane Pastuszenko (7-9)
Students and teacher of Lloyd George School (circa 1956)
Back row: Linda Karpyshin, Yvette Ripert, Donna Driekluft, ? Driekluft, Arnold Learch, Herbert Doering, Donald Mokry, unknown, Sydney Georgison, Olga Chorney, Lenore White, Jenny Blackner, Olga Habec, unknown, Betty Hanson, Rosie Habec, Frances Donald, unknown, Mrs. Faseruk Teacher. Seated back row, unknown, Marlene Karpyshin, Kay Francis, Rosamund Ripert, Anne Blackner, Duncan Christie, Gary Karpyshin, Carol Zornick. Front row: unknown, Beverley Stranden, Anne Mokry, Dorothy Donald, Judy Karpyshin, Tony Georgison, unknown, Kay Francis.
Source: Judy McKaySite Coordinates (lat/long): N49.95328, W97.14812
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Belmont School / Lloyd George School No. 453 (RM of Thompson)
“By Hayden & Co.,” Winnipeg Tribune, 4 November 1925, page 2.
“Wild Wings [Migrating shore birds],” Winnipeg Tribune, 10 August 1935, page 5.
“Rural Municipality of Old Kildonan,” Winnipeg Free Press, 30 September 1950, page 26.
“$35,000 bylaw faces Old Kildonan voters,” Winnipeg Free Press, 17 October 1950, page 10.
“St. Boniface, 9 suburbs go to polls tomorrow,” Winnipeg Free Press, 19 October 1950, page 3.
“Two money bylaws approved in suburbs,” Winnipeg Free Press, 21 October 1950, page 1.
“Rural Municipality of Old Kildonan,” Winnipeg Free Press, 30 June 1951, page 20.
“Rural Municipality of Old Kildonan,” Winnipeg Free Press, 7 July 1951, page 20.
“Sale of buildings,” Winnipeg Free Press, 6 April 1953, page 29.
“Offers to purchase,” Winnipeg Free Press, 20 November 1953, page 42.
School division and school district formation files (E 0027), Old Kildonan School District No. 2102, GR1688, Archives of Manitoba.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
We thank Judy McKay for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 9 February 2022
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