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Lavina Morris First appearance of the name “St. Peters North. " School Secretary — Frank Powell, 1924-1926

James W. McCallum

Hilda O‘Donnell School Secretary — Henry D. MacKenzie

Kenneth McMillan School Secretary — Mrs. Mary McAulay, 1928—1933

Agnes Lewis Marjorie McDonald Helen Lewis

Reginald MacDonald School Secretary — H. MacKenzie. 1934 School Secretary — WC. Lewis, 1935

Josephine Lannigan School Secretary — Alex O’Hanley, 1936-1 940

“Here are two schools, one on the north and he other on the south side of the river scarcely a mile apart with the bridge about midway between. Both schools were over crowded and neither could support or accommodate two teachers. The obvious thing to do was to open a room somewhere near the junction of the districts and have the senior pupils from both districts attend. This would change two crowded schools of all grades into a school of two departments for each district. "

Anna Smith C. Russel Murray

Lucetta Thompson School Secretary — D. Jerome Gillis, 1941 —1942

“St. Peter’s offers opportunity for a center that might embrace several districts to the advantage of all concerned. ”

Mary Quinn

Phyllis Rossiter School Secretary ~ Ray MacLean

New schoolhouse to be erected.

‘Two large. excellently lighted classrooms and there are a teachers room and a library, boys’ and girls’ rooms equipped with flush toilets and wash bowls, cloakrooms, and a cement basement with a playroom The building is heated by an oil—fumace, and is equipped with sanitary drinking fountains. "

“Enrollment of pupils increased considerably, the schoolhouse was enlarged to provide a second classroom ”

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