Historic Sites of Manitoba: Blumenfeld School No. 2137 (Blumenfeld, RM of Stanley)

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The Blumenfeld School District was established in August 1925 and a one-room schoolhouse operated in Blumenfeld (SE20-1-4W) in the Rural Municipality of Stanley. Following a unanimous vote by local ratepayers in March 1928, a $3,000 debenture was issued to finance loaned funds for the construction and furnishing of a new schoolhouse. The district was later dissolved and its catchment area became part of the Stanley School Division (later the Garden Valley School Division No. 26).

Principals

Period

Principal

1951-1954

Frank F. Enns

1954-1957

Frank H. Zacharias

1957-1958

Ben Sawatzky

1958-1959

Frank W. Dyck

1959-1961

Henry W. Hildebrand

1961-1963

Theodore George “Ted” Klassen

1963-1967

John Ronald Zacharias

1967-1969

Henry Banman

1969-1970

Herman Ralph Friesen

1970-1971

Keith Allan Wiebe

1971-1973

Elden Funk

1973-1974

Herman Ralph Friesen

1974-1975

Lydia Reimer

1975-1976

Fred A. Peters

1976-1977

Geoffrey Neil Funk

1977-1979

John Hans Pankratz

1979-1981

Dave Goertzen II

Teachers

Among the teachers at Blumenfeld School were Carl Leo Pokrant (1940-1942) and Jacob Friesen (1942-1943).

Period

Teachers

1951-1952

Frank F. Enns (grades 4-8), Susann Enns (grades 1-3)

1952-1953

Frank F. Enns (grades 4-9), Susann Enns (grades 1-3)

1953-1954

Frank F. Enns (grades 4-10), Susann Enns (grades 1-3)

1954-1955

Peter I. Friesen (grades 1-4), Frank H. Zacharias (grades 5-8)

1955-1956

Ben Sawatzky (grades 1-4), Frank H. Zacharias (grades 5-9)

1956-1957

Ben Sawatzky (grades 1-4), Frank H. Zacharias (grades 5-10)

1957-1958

Magdalena Ens (grades 1-4), Ben Sawatzky (grades 4-10, August-April; grades 4-8, May-June)

1958-1959

Frank W. Dyck (grades 5-9), Eva Hildebrand (grades 1-4)

1959-1960

Eva Hildebrand (grades 1-4), Henry W. Hildebrand (grades 5-10)

1960-1961

Eva Hildebrand (grades 1-4), Henry W. Hildebrand (grades 5-10)

1961-1962

Theodore George “Ted” Klassen (grades 5-8), Mary Anne Schroeder (grades 1-4)

1962-1963

Theodore George “Ted” Klassen (grades 5-9), Mary Anne Schroeder (grades 1-4)

1963-1964

Mary Anne Schroeder (grades 1-4), John Ronald Zacharias (grades 5-9)

1964-1965

Elizabeth “Betty” Paetkau (grades 1-4), John Ronald Zacharias (grades 5-8)

1965-1966

Elizabeth “Betty” Paetkau (grades 1-4), John Ronald Zacharias (grades 5-8)

1966-1967

John Ronald Zacharias (grades 5-8), Karen Anne Zacharias (grades 1-4)

1967-1968

Henry Banman (grades 5-8), Margaret Penner (grades 1-4)

1968-1969

Henry Banman (grades 5-8), Grace Anne Zacharias (gradses 1-4)

1969-1970

Herman Ralph Friesen (grades 5-8), Grace Anne Zacharias (gradses 1-4)

1970-1971

Mary Louise Peters (grades 1-4), Keith Allan Wiebe (grades 5-8)

1971-1972

Elden Funk (grades 5-8), Mary Louise Peters (grades 1-4)

1972-1973

Marie-Luise Fenske (grades 1-4), Elden Funk (grades 5-8)

1973-1974

Marie-Luise Fenske (grades 1-4), Herman Ralph Friesen (grades 5-8)

1974-1975

Lydia Reimer (grades 5-8), Shirley Anne Zacharias (grades 1-4)

1975-1976

Fred A. Peters (grades 5-8), Shirley Anne Zacharias (grades 1-4)

1976-1977

Shirley Anne Zacharias Fehr (grades 1-4), Geoffrey Neil Funk (grades 5-8)

1977-1978

Shirley Anne Zacharias Fehr (grades 1-2), Patricia Jane Nickel (grades 3-5), John Hans Pankratz (grades 6-8)

1978-1979

Shirley Anne Zacharias Fehr (grades 1-2), Irma Giesbrecht (grades 3-5), John Hans Pankratz (grades 6-8)

1979-1980

Shirley Anne Zacharias Fehr (grades 1-3), Dave Goertzen II (grades 6-8), Sharon Anne Stobbe (grades 4-5)

1980-1981

Dave Goertzen II (grades 6-8), Sheila Elizabeth Krahn (grades 1-3), Sharon Anne Stobbe Loeppky (grades 4-5)

Photos & Coordinates

Blumenfeld School

Blumenfeld School (no date) by G. G. Neufeld
Source: Archives of Manitoba, School Inspectors Photographs,
GR8461, A0233, C131-3, page 101.

Blumenfeld School

Blumenfeld School (June 1968)
Source: Archives of Manitoba, Architectural Survey - Blumenfeld 2.

Site Coordinates (lat/long): N49.05101, W97.96550
denoted by symbol on the map above

Sources:

Altona West topographic map, 62H/4 West, Edition 1, Series A743 [UFS Reference Collection].

Corporate Security registered documents (ATG 0089), #22 School District of Blumenfeld, GR12576, Archives of Manitoba.

School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.

School Division borrowing files (MA 0038), Blumenfeld School District #2137, GR1798, Archives of Manitoba.

Manitoba School Records Collection, Blumenfeld School No. 2137 - Daily Registers, GR2656, Archives of Manitoba.

Manitoba School Records Collection, Blumenfeld School No. 2137 - Minute Books, GR2656, Archives of Manitoba.

Manitoba School Records Collection, Blumenfeld School No. 2137 - Cash Books, GR2656, Archives of Manitoba.

One Hundred Years in the History of the Rural Schools of Manitoba: Their Formation, Reorganization and Dissolution (1871-1971) by Mary B. Perfect, MEd thesis, University of Manitoba, April 1978.

We thank Margaret Friesen for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer and Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 20 October 2026

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