Situated as this school was, close to the Alberta boundary, the attendance was partly compromised of Alberta pupils who were glad to avail themselves of the opportunity provided. Owing to the winter weather and the distance to be traveled, during the last few weeks [?] the children had been forced to discontinue attending, consequently the average dropped to 9 pupils per day.
TEACHERS
1931 – 1932 – Miss C.E. Clarke
1932 – 1933 – Miss C.E. Clarke
1934 – 1935 – Miss L.C. Steeves [later Mrs. L.C. York, below]
1935 – 1936 – D.C. McDevitt
1936 – 1937 – D. C. McDevitt
1937 – 1938 – Walter D. Thorne
1938 – 1939 – Walter D. Thorne
1939 – 1940 – F.F. Tracy
1940 – 1941 – S.S. Boshier
1941 – 1942 – Mrs. L.C. York
1942 – 1943 – Mrs. L.C. York
1943 – 1944 – Mrs. L.C. York
1944 – 1945 – Mrs. L.C. York