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«one tell of 1930: Ielt horheforthe
first time to begin myteeching 

When i arrived in Baidur l waNoldt-hol -
I mold be boarding with Mr.  '

Lou Schultz and this was fortunatelor

me. Thelrhome became my 

thenemsixyeareandmtmuvaellke‘
armthenome.- ‘1 v

Monday morning   .

off to. my first. day or 

nlettl‘laother‘teaolaersi.ail-'  v
» been teaching in Baidur‘for.  
and all very friendly; ?
Principal, Mr. Fines: aid. Whom
Miss Solomon and Miss.  _
Fines showedmeto‘my 

whiohwastheGl’adeXl andXH 
the  if .l  
men l'arrived I 
I filled in the register with  dates
of births, etc, and. discovered. Lthat
several of my pupils were  I
was. After races! went up to the'Grade

lXathroomendmettheimtofmy'

pupils. ' ' .-

Mmlgottoknoulmypupllel

found that - with very fewlexoeptions -
they were not only. hardworlong, 

to know. We all   -

were the days h‘aglto
meet the challenge of June Provincial
Exams. The Grade Xll students 

lnschoolbutiheirclaseewerehold‘

‘  warming- films

 will excitations; 

 that err-allow».  a

joy to teach; not. mutilate
intelligenthotwere.‘ ’ ’ i ’ \

  

 

wiping, lateon the first. day clown

_   .of

.llnnand"

nmntheammipi‘aétlw x
folk-dancing - the school »

     the :
field  parties.  by .

    
 with   I

 

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of'our rye   I  ’-
- andin 1942 Waller   

in Queen Elizabeth 
where he,   
vice-principal. “Millie 3'119731'

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with Children, l, 
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alwayshadaveryspeoialfeéllheyjm
first pupils in BaidurHigh 

Lillian (Fisher) Hawn ' ’

 

 

 

Baidur'Sohool holds memories for
tltousmdsomlanitobms. Formeltw‘as
thehomeofall myacmolda‘ysandmy
share of those memories. The school
mys'weregood ones and my memories
0f myteachers places them armngthe‘
m .

Mes Florence Fowler started me

along the way of the 3 8'9. In this she.

was. followed by Miss Alla 

Miss Louise Wilson then tookover and ~

M. Fines guided me through my High
'Sohoolyea's. Asllookbacknowilmow
that-they were among the long list of

. dedlcatecl teachers who guided the

learningofsomanyo I  x .
After serving m_’apprentloeehip

 .ln_two of the rurolfa'eas, I.  .
returned'to Baidur in'mem-S '

bar, 1938, as one of Its statfmembers.

 l-j'remained for threean’d  = ’
‘ years-.9119 of  interests during this; >  ~
period, . "alien willithe‘Gi'rls.‘ I ‘ .
  Williams” ' '
.  many victoriesand

defeats. A “Hello!” to all you girl
4 Baldur School holds an amiable
place among the schools of Manitoba.

w. Hawn'

 

lflmeriest-"QZ-in' '1  perhaps

r _,:..;oesrqssanmlrnsm;meauedihe  ..
‘llrsl Grade Xil class of Students, four

people in Baldur' School in November,
1922. This was an extra class‘with

-voiunteer teachers - Mr. ivan Schultz,
- Mr. Fl. A.‘ Fines, and Bow w. E.

Rowan-Methodist Minis-tori.

The mummies, English, '_ i ’

and Poetry and" History  were

taken, butSolenoewasnoteludiedthla
V y'aw.Claeseswersheldlnabesem1t

roomancidesksandfueiweresupplied_
.haithestudelns. { '-

 Mr. Fines’ classes were taken after

...fow.o'clookaod on Saturday momingsr

The others were at convenient-times

‘during school hours.
ldon'trememberell final resultsbut »
therewereeomeclearpthah ksto ,

the interest of the teachers, low

  the unmounlty to further 
' illouIHo   _. 

 

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