Thomas Russell Wilkins was born in Toronto in 1891. He received his B.A. from McMaster University in 1912, and became the Science Master at Woodstock College the following year. In 1916, he and his wife Olive moved to Chicago, where Wilkins was an instructor of Physics at the University of Chicago. The next year he served as a master signal electrician in the U.S. Signal Corps. During World War I, Wilkins completed pioneer research for the United States Navy, which led to the development of pulse sonar devices in the 1920s. He had also been researching the possibilities of a wireless telephone.
Wilkins and his wife moved to Brandon in 1918, where he took up the position of Professor of Physics. During his time at Brandon College, Wilkins introduced the latest technology to classrooms, designed the original Science Building, and along with the Brandon Citizen's Committee, seucured building funds for the Citizen's Science Building.
Receiving his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1921, Wilkins resigned from Brandon College in 1925 to pursue postgraduate study at Cambridge University. In 1926, he began research at the University of Rochester, where he also took up the position of Professor of Physics. From 1930 to 1938, he acted as the Director of the Institute of Optics.
Widely known for his work in the fields of cosmic rays and atomic disintegration, in April 1939, Wilkins announced the perfection of a camera that was able to record the "footprints" of invisible atoms after they collide. In October 1939, he received a medal from the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain recognizing his work regarding the use of photographic emulsions in the study of radium. The following year, Wilkins perfected a camera that could determine the energy levels inside the nuclei of stable chemical elements. He received a grant from Sigma Xi, the National Society for the Promotion of Scientific Research, in November of 1940.
Wilkins married twice. The first marriage, to Olive Anges Cross took place on June 17, 1913. Olive Wilkins died suddenly on May 13, 1937, at the age of 45. Wilkins married Susan Gwendolyn Whidden, the daughter of former Brandon College president Dr. H.P. Whidden, in 1938.
Thomas Russell Wilkins died suddenly of a heart attack on December 10, 1940, on his way back to his laboratory after a faculty meeting. He was 49 years old.
Custodial History
Records were accessioned by the McKee Archives in 1998. Prior custodial history is unknown.
Scope and Content
T. Russell Wilkins’ reocrds contain correspondence between himself and Mrs. Wilkins and Dr. Whidden concerning their employment with Brandon College. There are letters between the two men regarding the building of the Science Building in 1920. There is also a copy of the Canadian Baptist. Besides programmes and a picture, there is also correspondence between various people. Dr. Wilkins kept the papers he had written for various classes at McMaster University in the years 1911 and 1912. There is a "toast to the ladies" that he delivered at a banquet of some sort, that gives an interesting view on how Wilkins, and possibly other men of his time, viewed women. There are numerous newspapers clippings, and several pages taken from journals such as Popular Mechanics, Popular Electricity and others. Dr. Wilkins was at the top of his field of study. He was an extremely bright man who managed to create some very useful tools of science. His papers are interesting and informative to read.
Notes
History/Bio information taken from Campus News May 1990
Esther Moore was born in Norfolk, Nebraska and moved to Canada at age 3. There is a vague reference to her being related to the composer Dvorak in The Quill of 1913. She registered as a music student at Brandon College in 1909. In 1910, Miss Moore received a medal for sight-reading and accompanying in Edmonton. She took her examinations of the Toronto Conservatory of Music in 1910, and her Senior examinations in 1911. She completed her theory work in 1913, as well as finishing the academic requirements. In 1913, Esther Moore became the first graduate of the Music department at Brandon College. After graduation, Miss Moore taught music in Unity, as well as being the choirleader and organist. She returned to her home in Olds, Alberta for a rest from teaching. However, she was not idle for long. She took up teaching again, and she was the organist and choirleader at church. She also began a Glee Club. Between these responsibilities Miss Moore finished a course in the Household Science Department at the Olds Agricultural College. She returned to Brandon College to take postgraduate work, becoming the first Brandon College student to receive her L.T.C.M. in 1916. In 1922 Miss Moore began to teach piano at Brandon College. She received her Bachelor of Music in 1925, and her Master of Music in 1926.
Custodial History
Records were accessioned by the McKee Archives in 1998. Prior custodial history is unknown.
Scope and Content
Esther Moore’s records consist of newspaper clippings, recital programmes, concert programmes, and commencement programmes. As well, there are dance cards, invitations, tickets, and the programme for the annual Graduation Banquet for several years. There are Track and Field programmes and a ribbon. There are also Alumni Luncheon programmes for a few years. There is an issue of The Western Baptist from 1926, and the programmes for the installation of Dr. Robbins as President and the opening of the Arts and Library building and the J.R.C. Evans Lecture Theatre in 1960. There is also a letter from William L. Wright, director of the music department at Brandon College.
Thomas Hector MacDonald McLeod (Tommy) was born in Weyburn, Saskatchewan in August 1918. During his youth in Weyburn, McLeod was a member of Tommy Douglas' Baptist congretation; it was Douglas who encouraged McLeod to attend Brandon College. McLeod attended Brandon College from 1937 to 1940. While there, he received scholarships in Bible, Economics, and General Efficiency, as well as receiving the Medal in Sociology during his final year. Following graduation in 1940, McLeod studied economics at the University of Indiana, receiving his M.A. in 1941. Later that year he returned to Brandon College to teach economics and sociology. From 1941 until 1944, he also acted as the Resident Master. He remained at Brandon College for three years. McLeod married Beryl (Pentland) Thompson c. 1943 and together they had five children: Beth, Ellen, Ian, Brian and Morna.
Following the election of Tommy Douglas as Premier of Saskatchewan, McLeod was employed in a variety of senior positions in the Saskatchewan civil service. In 1952, McLeod was named the Dean of Commerce at the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus.
In 1961, he served as the Chief Consultant (Ford Foundation) to the Turkish Government. In 1962, McLeod was the supervisor of an eight man team advising the Iranian government on Economic Planning Activities. He has also served as a Special Advisor in Public Administration and Higher Education for the Canadian Development Agency.
In 1963, he became the chairman of the Saskatchewan Royal Commission on Taxation. McLeod accepted the position of Dean of the College of Arts and Science, Regina Campus at the University of Saskatchewan on May 15, 1964. In May 1965, he became Vice-Principal of the University of Saskatchewan, Regina Campus.
McLeod had a Ph.D. in Government and Economics from Harvard. As well, he was a past recipient of the Vanier Medal (1971) for outstanding contribution to public administration in Canada. In 1987, McLeod wrote a book entitled "Tommy Douglas: the Road to Jerusalem." Also in 1987, McLeod was awarded an honorary degree from Brandon University. In 2003, McLeod was awarded the Order of Canada.
Thomas Hector MacDonald McLeod died on January 1, 2008 in Victoria, BC.
Custodial History
McLeod donated a copy of the paper, subsequently published in Manitoba History, to the McKee Archives c. 1995.
Scope and Content
Thomas McLeod’s records consist of a paper written in 1995, entitled "S.J. McKee of Brandon College: A Biographical Note on a Man and an Institution." This paper is a brief history of Brandon College and S.J. McKee’s role in the formation of it. Beginning with the foundation of the short-lived Canada Baptist College, as well as the foundation of the Canadian Literary Institute, McLeod traces the history of Baptists and higher education. The paper is a fairly good guide to researchers wanting to know a bit of the background behind Brandon College. The bibliography in the back also gives researchers several ideas on where to look for additional information.
Notes
Obituary is in the January 5, 2008 Globe and Mail. H. Clare Pentland and Tommy McLeod studied economics together at Brandon College under W.T. Easterbrook, who later taught at the University of Toronto.
MG 1 Brandon College Teaching and Administration
1.6 Thomas Hector McLeod
Related Material
W. T. Easterbrook, “Clare Pentland-Brandon College, 1937-1940,” Canadian Journal of Political and Social Theory, vol. 3, no. 2 (Spring-Summer 1979), p. 101.
Kathleen Emily Kenner was born in Pierson, Manitoba on December 6, 1903. Her father, W.S. Kenner, was a General Merchant there. Kathleen had one brother, Ewing. She took her early education in Pierson, then moved to Brandon to take her Grade XI course in 1919. The following year, Kathleen moved to the Clark Hall Annex on Louise and 11th, in order to attend Brandon College (B.C.) as a student in the Music Department. In the fall of 1921, she entered the Arts Department of Brandon College. During her time at the college, Kathleen was very involved with student life. She was elected Lady Stick for the school year 1924-1925, the highest position in student government that a woman could attain. In the spring of 1925, she graduated with her B.A., then begain studies in the Faculty of Education at the University of Toronto.
Kathleen taught school in Melfort, Saskatchewan from approximately 1930-1949, and for several years after that was an instructor at the Saskatchewan Government Correspondence School. Sometime during this period, Kathleen left to serve in the Air Force during the Second World War.
Kathleen Kenner married William A. Kennedy in 1950, and through marriage she gained one son, John Kennedy, and two daughters, Mrs. Claire H. A. Still and Mrs. Janet Sheridan. Around the same time, Kathleen and William moved to Winnipeg, Manitoba where Kathleen was very active in the church and the community. Kathleen Kenner Kennedy died suddenly on November 28, 1967 at the age of 61.
Custodial History
This fonds was accessioned by the McKee archives in 1997. Prior custodial history is unknown.
Scope and Content
The Kathleen Kenner Fonds are organized in three series:
Series 1 – scrapbook (6.5 cm.)
Series 2 - file of correspondence (8 mm.)
Series 3 - newspaper clippings (1 mm.)
The scrapbook contains pictures of Kathleen’s life and times at Brandon College and the University in Toronto. There are pictures of students and friends, Brandon College, the University of Toronto, Victoria College, Toronto City Hall, Grandpa Ewing’s Farm in Ontario, grad pictures, a train station, and much more. The pictures show dress, women’s activities, the ladies’ Basketball team, and what Brandon itself looked like in the 1920’s. She also included personal notes, cards, invitations to dinners, dances, and luncheons, poems, dance cards, hockey tickets, and various other university mementos.
There are numerous newspaper clippings. One file contains poetry, mainly from her friend Mary McLaughin MacDonald, letters from her father and mother, a list of College yells, and a copy of "Hail Our College". Kenner has various excerpts from The Quill, letters from former students, and a grapho-analyst report (1933) that she received. An interesting possession in this collection are two speeches that Kenner delivered and kept originals of. The first is her reply to being nominated for Lady Stick in 1924. The second is a speech that she made when she invested her duties of Lady Stick to the new Lady Stick, Rose Vasey in 1925.
Notes
A portion of the description was written by Kathleen Scammell (2000).
Fonds consists of one book: Saul L. Cohen, "Being a Scientist Can Be Fun: The Memoirs of Saul L. Cohen" (1995) 363 pages. Dr. Cohen was a resident of Brandon and a student at Brandon College in the late 1920s and early 1930s. He recalls these days as part of a broader recollection of his principle life experiences.
Some of the titles are fragile and/or stained/torn.
Scope and Content
Sub-series consists of the following titles:
"Tales and Trails of Western Canada" by Nell Macvicar and Irene Craig
"Manitoba Public School Arithmetic: Book II" by J.A. Smith and R.H. Roberts (1922)
"Handbook of Nature-Study for Teachers and Parents" by Anna Botsford Comstock (1911)
"Forests and Trees" by B.J. Hales (1925)
"Fodder and Pasture Plants" George H. Clark and M. Oscar Malte with water colour illustrations by Norman Criddle (1913)
"Wild Flowers of Western Canada" by William Copeland McCalla (1920)
"The Dragon and the Raven" by G.A. Henty
"Manitoba High School Civics" by A.L. Burt (1945)
"The Manitoba Arithmetic for Elementary Grades: Grade IV" by the Department of Education, Province of Manitoba
"The Treasury Sight-Reader: Book II - Junior" by Maurice Jacobson
"The Treasury Sight-Reader: Book III - Intermediate" by Maurice Jacobson
"The Manitoba Readers - Third Reader"
"Young Blood" by E.W. Hornung (1901)
"The Moonstone: A Romance" by Wilkie Collins
"Mental Arithmetic: Part I" by Charles G. Fraser
"The Canada Book of Prose and Verse: Book One" by Lorne Pierce (1948)
"How to be Healthy" by J. Halpenny and Lilian B. Ireland (1911)
"The A B C of Musical Theory" by Ralph Dunstan
"Canadian Civics" by R.S. Jenkins (1909) - Manitoba edition
"Canada: A History for High Schools" by G.J. Reeve (1926)
"History of England for Public Schools" authorized by the Departments of Education for Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia (1922).
See fonds level of the Alexander MacPhail collection.
Scope and Content
Sub sub series consists of six files:
1. Grade VIII physiology and hygiene - Marion MacPhail
2. Grade XII physics - John Armstrong
3. Grade XII poetical literature and Grade XII rhetoric and prose - Marion MacPhail
4. Grade XI french - Iain MacPhail
5. Grade XI french grammar (1929-1930) - Iain MacPhail
6. Grade XI french authors (1930-1931) - Iain MacPhail
Sub sub series consists primarily of Iain MacPhail's school notebooks. Subjects include: algebra, geometry theorems, english, french, rhetoric and prose.
Notes
Part of Alexander MacPhail collection. In a number of cases, the workbooks/notebooks contain material on subjects other than the subject listed on the title page/file folder. Iain attended school in Vista and Birtle, Manitoba.
For biographical information see fonds level description of the Alexander MacPhail collection.
Scope and Content
Sub sub series consists of Marion MacPhail's school and teaching notebooks, as well as other materials she used during her teaching career, such as exercises, lessons, examinations, sources/ideas, class lists, and grades. Notebook subjects include: literature, practical chemistry, history, fiction, literary criticism, music, plays, art, poetical literature, pedagogy, english, psychology, a better B.U.Y.P./the Acts of the Apostles, history of education, grammar, memory gems, geography, health education, agriculture and elementary science. There are also files entitled: Christmas concert and miscellaneous Norwood Public School assignments/tests.
Notes
Part of Alexander MacPhail collection. In a number of cases, the workbooks/notebooks contain material on subjects other than the subject listed on the title page/file folder. Some of Marion's notebooks contain class lists with grades/lessons and exercises.
Storage Location
2006 accessions
Related Material
26-2006.2.1, 26-2006.2.2, 26-2006.2.4
Arrangement
Files 10-22 are from Marion's time at the Dauphin and Winnipeg Normal Schools.
See fonds level description of the Alexander MacPhail collection.
Scope and Content
Sub sub series consists of miscellaneous publications/curriculum materials collected by the members of the MacPhail family and John Armstrong. It includes copies of "The Manitoba School Trustee" (1956-1963); "The Manitoba Teacher (May-June 1942)"; "Canadian Agriculture and the War (1941-1942)"; Canadian Girls in Training (C.G.I.T.) pamphlets; "Answer Book for Basic Achievement Tests (Manitoba) grades 2-7"; "The Manitoba Arithmetic for Elementary Grade VI"; "Arithmetic Answers, grade VI"; newsclippings; "Nature Study Self-Taught: Junior Work-Book, grades III & IV (Manitoba schools)"; Manitoba Provincial Board of Health pamphlets; senior high school boys' physical training, grade X & XI; outline of arithmetic, grade VI & VII; and sheet music and lyrics for "We'll Never Let the Old Flag Fall."
The sub sub series also consists of Manitoba, Department of Education examination papers for the following years and subjects:
1915 Entrance Examinations: Elementary agriculture; Arithmetic; Book-keeping; Composition; Drawing, Grade IX; Drawing; Geometry; Geography; Gramma; Canadian history & civics; History; Writing.
1921 Examinations: Literature.
1925 Entrance Examinations: History.
1926 Examinations: Industrial arts; Metal work.
1928 Entrance Examinations: Agriculture; History; Drawing; Grammar; Geography; Mathematics; Compostion.
1929 Examinations Grade XI: Algebra; Chemistry; Composition; French authors; French grammar; French literature & composition; Geometry; German authors; German grammar; History; home economics; Household science option; Latin authors; Latin grammar; Music option: first year, second year, third year, fourth year, fifth year, sixth year, seventh year; Spelling; Practical arts: arithmetic, household art, household science, industrial arts: mechanical drawing, metal work, woodworking & patternmaking, household arts option.
1931 Examinations Grade XI: French authors; French grammar.
Sub-series consists of registration cards for Brandon College, some of which were filled out in the students' own handwriting. Over time the format of the cards changed but at various times they contained information on: name; address (home and in Brandon); parents' names; age; religious denomination; date of entrance; course of study; birthdate; last school attended; whether or not the student was a church member (and if so where they attended church); occupation in view; phone number; and college department.
In 1924-1925, some of the students' registration cards are McMaster University initial registration cards, rather than the Brandon College registration card format. The reason for the use of the McMaster cards is unknown, however Brandon College was affiliated with McMaster University at the time. These particular cards contain information that is not included on the cards created by Brandon College. Additional information fields include: prepatory schools attended; how admitted to Brandon College (name of examination); where the examination was written and if the student obtained complete standing on that Examination; father's nationality; and mother's nationality.
Some years (1899-1908) also have a breakdown of the different denominations as represented by students attending Brandon College.
Storage Location
RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Arrangement
The sub-series is arranged by year. Some of the years are arranged numerically, while others are arranged alphabetically. Original order was maintained.
File contains registration cards for the following students: Rupert G. Stewart, Mildred Roseborough McKee, Mary Corbett, Charles Christopher Corbett, J.G. Dickson, Maggie L. Davidson, Charles Spurgean Elsey, John Fraser, E. Thomas Ferry, Isaac Gaetz, Mayzie L. Gillies, James Thomas Gamey, E.J. Hanbury, Joseph Joel, Wellington Clifton Kellay, Annie Mathews, Mabel Florence Mitchell, Eva Rosalind McDiarmid, George E. McKee, Isaiah D. McBain, Angus McVicar, Donald McIntyre*, Mary H. McKay, John McMillan, A.S. Parnall, Flossy(?) Ethel Rear, Jean Isabel Larupson(?), Henry Milton Sampson, Emanuel Selley, Herbert Silvester, Etta Sutherland, Claude Smith, Maude Smyth, R.B. Ledingham, Annie Millar Truesdell, Amelia Umbach, Edwin W. Williams, Thomas A. Mitchell, William T. Morrision, Livingstone Milne, Oscar Welsh, Frank Wilson Millox, J.A.S. Hyndman, Thomas Stanley Jardine, Carrie Nelles, Rodman Weldon Minaker, Mary McQueen, Elsie McGregor Graham, Jas. Arthur Barber, Frank L. O'Neil, J.L. Nichol, Emma(?) Fleming, Margaret Mott, Colin Brainard Feader, Roy Howard Glover, Fred Hawson, John Russel Synch, F.C. Grant, Donald Paterson, Samuel J. McKee, George W. Alexander, John Henry Betz, E.P. Crane, A. McRae, David Berry, William Grummett, Alexander Murphy, Hugh Campbell Warroch, William Jamieson Halliday, Susan Earline DeMaine, Ward N. Fallis, Rena(?) Anderson, Herbert Childerhose, Gilbert A. Colquhoun, David S. Tod, Herbert Horton Talmay, Reuben J. White, Annie Agnew, William John Robinson, Ivy Butcher, Ewart Kelly, James A. Hamilton, Samuel Winterbottom, Albert Hatcher, Alfred Walker Bell, Ebbot N. Elliott, John Anderson Grummett, Jno McEvoy, P.J. Barrager, Archibald William Hunter Smith, John George Pope, Bedord A. Tingley, William H. Davidson, A.B. Tweddle, Kate L. Woodcock, Thomas Percival Hodnett, Isabel Hall, D.L. Purdon(?), Claude Percival Evans, Robert William Conn, and R.A. Frampton.
Notes
*Donald McIntyre was one of Brandon College's first theological graduates, along with J.C. Bowen, in 1904.
Storage Location
RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Box 1
File contains registration cards for the following students: Herbert S. Sneyd, Alfred Newton Wolverton, Edgar Howard Way, M.E. Rutherford, William James Groves, A.M. Yuill, Joseph Henry M. Emsley, P.J.A. Barragher, Amelia L. Umbach, Jno. E. McDonald, Anson Buck, Henry Boyne Cross, S.B. Williscroft, William Hunter Davidson, Mattie I. McEwen, John Edward McEvoy, Herbert Randell Sharp, William James Scott, Wesley E. McVicar, Rowat Hepburn, Annie Millar Truesdell, Angus McVicar, Thomas Stanley Jardine, James Liggett, Ruby Fowlie, John Russell Synch, Marian L. Hurley, William P. Freeman, John Albert Shirley King, Eva R. McDiarmid, Lottie Louise Currie, William P. Stuart, Toussant Henry Framant, John McMillan, Gertrude Belvidere Campbell, William J.T. Graham, Peter Sharp, Algie Midgley, Frederick A. Ross, George I. Wilson, Frank E. Werry, Andrew Jorgen Sarup, Verda Wrye, Nellie Orchard, Edward Blake Goldsmith, Harold N. Kirk, Joseph P. Sproule, Byron J. McLeod, Jennie Trotter, T.C. Frampton, John Chas. Parr, James Currie McMillan, Henry Milton Sampson, Annie M. Acton, J.F. Fraser, J.G. Dickson, Percy Cory Johnson, John J. McCallum, Victor(?) Sandstrom, Melville James Bridge, Andrew Jamieson, Adne Joseph Leech, Frank Wilson Millox, Archibald Adam Herriot, William John Clifford Empey, E.J. Hanbury, W. Fred Howson, Carrie Nelles, Rolland Robert Brock Nicklin, Claude Percival Evans, Jean Helen Williscroft, John Bruce Kerr, Bedford A. Tingley, Samuel J. McKee, William A. M. Russell, Corlis R. Richards, Margaret Lucretia Mott, Jessie McIntosh, Judson Post, Donald McIntyre, J. Harry Bowering, Manford Mott, Herbert Armstrong, James Andrew Rollo, Jean Isabel Sampson, Christopher Croft, Nellie Rosamond Warner, Willie H. Howey, Allan Bremner Kelly, Albert Victor Knowlton, George E. McKee, Herbert W. Silvester, Mary Isabelle Clare Alexander, George Alexander, Joseph Joel, Charles S. Elsey, R.A. Frampton, Susan Earline DeMaine, Ada Louise Barton, Iva Hunter, Robert F. Moule, Phillip Percy Bucke, Percy Neill McGregor, Leslie Smart, Edward Brice.
Storage Location
RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Box 1
Some of the cards had had something spilled on them in the past. The edges of those cards were trimmed in order to separate the cards.
Scope and Content
File contains registration cards for the following students: Jabez Harry Bowering, Annie B. McGregor, Anlowa M. Pelton, Ernie Therrien, Sinclair Reekie, Peter Fraser McLaurin, Harry W. Thompson, Sara Edith Oliver, James A. Rollo, Nellie Orchard, Lottie Louise Currie, William O. Turnbull, Rowat R. Hepburn, Albert Bennett, Annie Margaret Allan, Frank Edward Brown, Fred Harold Fenwick, Howard Neelands White, James Leroy Sloat, Wellington Clifton Kellay, Sarah Lillian Marions Hurley, W.A.M. Russell, George E. McKee, Christopher Cross, Roy Gordon Macdonald, Percy G. McGregor, Herbert S. Sneyd, John Campbell Bowen, Mary Isabel Clare Alexander, Jean Isabel Sampson, Israel Judson Post, Frederick Letts, Emanuel Selley, William Parker Freeman, Henry Milton Sampson, Andrew Jergen Sarup, Harold Agustus Valmore Frith, Stephen Samuel Alpin, Mildred Roseborough McKee, Donald McIntyre, Frank Darby Gray, Helena May Bennest, John Stark, Roy Howard Glover, Harry F. Chapin, Anette Johnston, Alice Maud Gilbert, Alexander Sidney Parnall, Henry Bayne Cross, Jessie May McIntosh, Thomas Andrew Mitchell, Lawrence Hunter, Charles Spurgeon Elsey, Maggie Love, Marion Lorette(?) Umbach, Amelia L. Umbach, Lucy Birtles, Ethel L. Kelley, Edward Lee, Joseph Joel, Wilson Mowbray Graham, Leslie Smart, Fred Walton Kerr, Fredrick Syer Shaw, Maggie Ferrier, Arthur James Bowbrick, Charlie Clinton Gorrie, John Walton Smith, Livingstone Milne, Annie Millar Truesdell, Annie Elizabeth McKillop, Bedford Tingley, Idella Gertrude MacGregor, Allan Kelly, Edith Venitia Doran, Harold G. Macdonald, Jno F. Fraser, W.F. Hawson, Norman Bannerman, Henry Stratton Mullowney, Margaret Lucretia Mott, W.H. Bulloch, Addie Munroe, J. Burke, Charles F. Ziegler, Frank W. Willox, Harold N. Kirk, Charlie Benner, George Nelson Broatch, Carrie Nelles, Henry Norman Honeyman, George Fred. Edward Smith, ? Perley Hall, James Liggett, Ellerton Simpson Hopper, Frederick Sibert Conners, Richard Lloyd Hammill, Roy Wilbur Bridge, Elba Clare Ramsay, Alma Hughes, Joseph Percy Sproule, Fraubicz Arnold, George Frith, Lawrence Dale, J.G. Dickson, Bunyan W. Lee, Mary Jane Gummerson, George Doherty, Marler Lee, William Joseph Gordon Carruthers, Thomas E. Fear, Alred James Tulloch, William Munroe, William John Clifford Empey, John Lynn Weir, Julia P. Alexander, Ida May Gray, Alice E. Elliott, Frederic Thomas Cliff Lever, Charles E. McEvoy, Fred Clark, Nelson Boulton, Pierce Couling, Fred A. Ross, Francis G. Barber, John J. McCallum, MacDuff Rae, Percy C. Johnson, Samuel Cuthbert Robinson, Peter C. Robertson, Anson Buck, Jean Dorsey, William George Groves, Jean Helen Wiliscroft, Martha Jane Might, George W. Burgess, Robert J. Dunsmore, Stella May Cameron, Grace Ethelwynne Fraser, Charles Henry Bryce, Toussant Henry Framant, Margret J. Hughes, Chester A. Hughes, W.D. Wilson, F.E. Werry, George Adams Mogridge, and John F. Morrison.
Notes
Jabez Harry Bowering's grandson George Bowering, noted Canadian poet and Governor General's Award recipient (1969, 1980), wrote a poem about Jabez Bowering entitled Grandfather. The poem can be found in Bowering's book Touch: selected poems 1960-1970 (McClelland and Stewart Limited, 1971).
Storage Location
RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Box 1
Some tearing around the edges of some of the cards and a number of the cards are quite dirty. The first card - Sidney Robert Howe - is so faded it is almost illegible.
Scope and Content
File contains registration cards for the following students: Sidney Robert Howe, James William Farrar, Henry Hillyer, William C. Parsons, Howard Ernest Fairchild, Herbert Sellar Rutherford, John Barriman Dodson, James LeRoy Stoat, Robert McCaul, Norman Burke, Luella Muriel Macdonald, Jas. William Carrick, Ellerton S. Hopper, Frank H. Fenwick, Henrietta Koester, Elizabeth A. Henderson, Nora A. Brown, John Baldwin, James C. Murdoch, Peter Macgregor, William Henry Wakefield, Otto Reginald Schultz, Harry Royden Schultz, J. Hilton McGregor, George Alfred Reynolds, Alfred Northam, Fred Poyner, May Hall, Russell Hartney, Charles Angus McCance, Robert McLaren Johnstone McDougall, George A. Fraser, James Thomas Gamey, Wesley Morrison, Harold Alonzo Wolverton, John Carruthers Stagg, Harry W. Ellis, Leslie Hilton Head, Gertrude Hopper, Emanuel Selley, Hugh Winton, Bedford Almer Tingley, Alexander Sidney Parnall, William Parker Freeman, Alex Vincent Darrach, Chester Dunham Gainer, Wilson M. Graham, William Rosser McLaurin, Ernest James Bingham, R.A. Gibson, Maxwell Richard Parkin, James Lockhart Stark, Mehets(?) Kriewetzky, George Herbert Foster, John Campbell Bowen, Donald McIntyre, Mary Eleanor Brandon, Mamie J. Greaves, J. G. Dickson, Olive Joy Merrill, Leslie C. Whitelaw, H.S. Mullowney, John Herbert Frith, Oscar William Thompson Welsh, Charles Herbert Fee, John E. Kidd, Lorne Nelson Laidlaw, Harold Bolton Bedford, Peter C. Robertson, Herbert S. Sneyd, Wilbur F. Baker, Henry Millon Sampson, Ezra A. Thompson, Edgar William Johnson, Jno. McGregor Menzies, James Liggett, William Alfred Neff, John Freeman Cameron, Henry N. Honeyman, Archie Lamont, Homer Ernest Agar, Wilbie Mary Elizabeth Magwood, George Ross Michie, Annie McKillop, Edward Walker Hannah, Ethel Ross, John Kennedy Kerster, William George Clendening, George McTavish, Herbert S. Nichol, Donald McKinnon, James P. Hood, Alexander M. Dalgleish, F.W. Ball, Charles Zink, Laura Graham, Agnes M. Johnston, Georgie N. Davies, Albert Rabe, George Nelson Broatch, Amelia Laura Umbach, Arthur James Bowbrick, Coleman James Davies, Edna Laidlaw, Elizabeth Simonson, Roland Bell, Elba Clare Ramsay, Barbara Livingstone Purdon, Jessie Mary McKenzie, William T.F. Finch, John McCaul, Stella Williamena Donaldson, Earle R. Greenwood, Mercy E. McKenzie, Ernest Frith, Fred P. Clark, Thomas Todrick, John Bruce Kerr, Duncan Arthur Bell, William Reginald Morrison, William Samuel Young, Robert J. Dunsmore, Alfred Walker Bell, Francis J.G. Barber, William Henry Robertson, Helen Beveridge, Finlay William McKinnon, Lucy Birtles, Robert William Conn, May Rutter, Christopher Rice, Edward Jones, Linda Shore, Edythe Shore, and Mamie Macdougall.
Notes
John Campbell Bowen was the first theology graduate of Brandon College. He was later Lieutenant Governor of Alberta.
Storage Location
RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Box 1
File contains registration cards for the following students: Mildred R. McKee, Roy Gordon Macdonald, Edward Thomas Hardman, Robert Bruce Sharpe, Frank Kelly, Gordon Glenn, Gilbert Vincent White, Herbert H. Best, William R. McLaurin, Marie Nesta Middleton, Bedford A. Tingley, William Edge Jopp, Jas. William Carrick, Edward Brice, Cecil Lorne Carrick, George Perry Armstrong, Agnes N. Johnstone, Ethel Glenn, F. Linsey Crossley, Richard Hoe Standerwick, Fred Poyner, Alexander Vincent Darrach, James Harris McKee, Isaac Walker Williamson, John Carruthers Stagg, Robert McLaren Johnstone McDougall, James N. Stark, Philip William Conrad Heddesheimer, Herbert Sellar Rutherford, Margaret Jane Anderson, Russell Modeland, Wilfred Anson Kerr, Jno. F. Turnbull, May Rutter, Linda Shore, Edith Shore, Cornelius Gale, Herbert S. Sneyd, William Parker Freeman, Norman Burke, Catherine A. Reekie, George Clarke Valens, Henry Stratton Mullowney, Henry P. Finch, J. Alden McIntyre, Mac Stovel, E. Carlton Stovel, Howard Fairchild, William Charles Parsons, Charles Spurgeon Elsey, John Herbert Frith, Harold Arthur Kinniburgh, Hugh Winton, Sidney Robert Howe, Leslie C. Whitelaw, Alexander Sidney Parnall, Wilson M. Graham, Herbert Simpson Bagnall, John Alexander Perdue, John Erb, Robert McCaul, Fred B. Hood, William Alfred Neff, Ernest Frith, Vina W. Crawford, John Edward Kidd, William James Westwood, Charles Herbert Fee, Emanuel Selley, George Alfred Reynolds, James Thomas Gamey, Annie Maud Kerr, Edith Irene Kerr, Ezra A. Thompson, Frank W. Ball, Claude Cameron Luton Blackwood, Gerhard Siemens, James Albert Searle, George Ross Michie, Finlay William McKinnon, Leslie Hilton Head, William Henry Ogilvie, Walter Alexander Ogilvie, John Browning, Thomas Todrick, Jessie Mary McKenzie, Barbara Livingstone Purdon, Frederick N. Burke, George H. Merret, William J. Munn, George Victor Weatherhead, William Archibald Wishart, John Glenorval Gibson, Charles Ira Stewart, Amos William Mayse, William Cameron Smalley, Percy Ingram, George Cecil Speers, Ernest Clayton Osborne, Launcelot John Blight, Sarah Flaws, Annie McKillop, Richard Edwin Wilson, Harold A. V. Frith, Viola R. McNish, Frederick John McPherson, William Ernest Riach, Thomas Chapman, Edward Chapman, Arthur Oswald Glinz, Ilda Grace McLeod, Frederick Edward Clarence Shore, James Hood, Howard Kilfoyl, Fred. Brock Yeomans, Oliver George Parsons, Herbert Baldwin Harrington, Peter McLellan, George Nelson Broatch, Wilbert W. Shore, William Reginald Morrison, Arthur McComb, Olive B. Fawcett, Arthur James Bowbrick, Hugh Kennedy McKenzie, Maggie A. McMillan, James Gordon Riesberry, Philip J. Moon, D.P. Lamont, Laura Graham, Wilfred Main Read, Lorne M. Buckman, Sidney Sourisford Pocock, Rosabelle Myrtle Korman, Leah Sanderson, Nellie Sanderson, May T. Hamilton, and Grace Wilson Graham.
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RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Box 1
File contains registration cards for the following students: John A. Gillis, Ethel Gertrude Glenn, Gordon R. Glenn, Arthur Oswald Glinz(?), John Francis Goodwin, Wilson M. Graham, General Middleton Grant, Marjorie Guy, Muriel ?, Robert Harvey*, Edward Thomas Hardman, Allen Ira Harkness, Reuben Elmore Ernest Harkness, Rich. R. Harkness, Dewart Johnson Harrison, William Bowley(?) Hartie, Leslie Hilton Head, Albert H. Hearn, James P. Hood, George Linden Jackson, Jesse K. Johnson, William Edward Jones, W. Edge Jopp, James L. Jordon, Isabel Kelly, Howard Kilfoyl, Harold Arthur Kinniburgh*, D.P. Lamont, Daniel Russell Lamont, Peter O. Lee, Theodore Lee, Chary E. Leonard, James Liggett, Albert Linton, Julia Lloyd, William Henry Martin, Amos William Mayse, Eric Montague Miller, Charles Henry Mitchell, Philip J. Moon, Jeaurtte(?) Anur(?) Morrison, Susie Munn, William J. Munn, Gordon V. McArthur, Robert McCaul, Lizzie McDonald, Roy Gordon Macdonald, Robert McLaren Johnstone McDougall, Alver McKay, James George McKenzie, Jessie Mary McKenzie, William Langel McKenzie, Findlay W. McKinnon, William Mackintosh, Thomas John McLay, William Alfred Neff, Lisle Neilly, Annie Priscilla Newton, W. Ogilvie, George W. Orris, Ernest Clayton Osborne, Ray P. Pearson, John Alexander Perdue, Alexander James Perrie, Sidney Sourisford Pocock, S.H. Samuel Potter, Barbara L. Purdon, Arthur James Radley, Francis George Ratcliffe, Henry Williams Retallack, George Alfred Reynolds, Harold H. Reynolds, William W. Reynolds, Malcolm Walker Rourke, Percy Abner Ruth, Alexander Lees Rutherford, Herbert Sellar Rutherford, Roy Byron Sackville, Nellie Sanderson, Robert Bruce Sharpe, James Sinclair, William Cameron Smalley, F.E. Clarence Shore, Hazel Smith, Wilbert Smith, Herbert S. Sneyd, Richard Hoe Standerwick, James N. Start, Charles Ira Stewart, Thomas Collier Struthers, Percy Ingram, Ezra A. Thompson, Bedford A. Tingley, Charles Tulloch, Joseph Turner Tunnicliffe, Effie Turnbull, Roland Turnbull, Clarence C. Umbach, George Clarke Valens, Sidney West, W.J. Westwood, Lulu Whitchelo, William Fred White, Idella Whitehead, Leslie C. Whitelaw, William Ezra Wilkin, Isaac Walker Williamson, Arthur Milton Wilson, Richard Edwin Wilson, Hugh Winton, Myrtle Acton*, John Earle Agar, Frank Roy Alexander, George Perry Armstrong, Lorne M. Bucknam, M. Helen Bartholomew, Morley Bell, John M. Bergstrom Jr., Launcelot John Blight, Arthur James Browbrick, Eber G. Bradley, Edward Brice, George Nelson Broatch, Wallace Broatch, R. Gordon Brown, Fred N. Burke, William B. Butchart, Archie Peter Cameron, Lyle John Cameron, John L. Campbell, Leslie Campbell, James William Carrick, Jessie Chambers, Ethel May Cheasley, James Hamilton Gordon Cheyne, Emma R.M. Clark, Charles E. Clyde, Annie Cochlan, William Edward Coldwell, Stanley Carson Coutts, Christopher Croft, Francis Linsey Crossley, Katharine Carrah, John George Dickson, Frank Ross Dodds, Lenore Doupe, William Franklin Eagle, Jean T.(?) Elder, Mary Belle Elder, Arthur Lorne Elliott, Charles Spurgeon Elsey, William Engdahl (Engdhal), John Erb, Fred Gordon Fawkes, Charles Herbert Fee, Lottie R. Fleming, Arthur Ivon Foster, Digby O. Frith, Ernest Frith, John Herbert Frith, and Cornelius Gale.
Notes
*Dr. Robert Harvey fonds.
*Harold Arthur Kinniburgh fonds.
*Also reference 1907-1908 registration cards.
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RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Box 1
File contains registration cards for the following students: George Herbert Calhoun, Wilfrid Robert Collings, Herbert John Buckingham, Albert Bernhardt Nordin, John Herbert Frith, Ernest Frith, Cantelon Kyle, Julia Lloyd, Winifred Marion Holdon, Beatrice Alice Henderson, Grace Boyd, Donald Alexander Gunn, Hazel M. Bucknam, Georgia May Elsey, Samuel Howard Potter, John L. Clarke, George W. Orris, Arthur Lorne Elliott, Peter Launcelot Fisher, John L. Campbell, Richard Hoe Standerwick, Fred White, Herbert S. Sneyd, M. Stanley Elliott, Alexander Vincent Darrach, F.H. William Kahlo(?), Lawrence A. Craig, Findlay William McKinnon, Arthur Radley, Charles Spurgeon Elsey, Howard Kilfoyl, James Ernest Moffat, Aletha Elisson Blight, James L. Jordan, Julie Mary McKenzie, Lilian Underwood, Marie Nesta Middleton, Frank McKenzie, Ruth Dalgleish, Thomas H. Henley, J.M. Bergstrom, Carl Voine(?) Johnson, Amund Lee, Aggie Mitchell, Harold G. Whitman, Launcelot John Blight, Mattie Boyles, Fanny Mabell Stewart, Leslie Campbell, Mary Scott, Kwant Lien Jare, Grace Robertson Gunn, Mabel Simpson, Minnie Hopper, Ivy E. Newton, Hazel Aagaard, Jane E. Holt, Miss McKee, Miss Shuttleworth, James Harris McKee, Miss Graham, Miss Hardy, Blanche A. Todd, Ruth McDiarmid, Archie Clarke Campbell, Caleb Tingley, Nora Philip(?), Jean McPherson, Robert Harvey, Douglas McNair, Mary Falconer, Gertrude Warner, Edna McDiarmid, James Robinson, Idella Merner, Anna Lee, Lillian Pearl Chapin, Caroline A. DeMille, Henry Fridolph Widen, Robert McCaul, Fred G. Earl, Stanley Riggs, Kathryn Elise Cameron, William Ezra Wilkin, William Clayton Pilling, Mary L. Tamblyn, William Edge Jopp, George A. Webber, John George Dickson, General Middleton Grant, Lulu Whitchelo, Helen Ross Hayden, Elmer D. Hunt, Bernice Winnifred Coleman, William B. Hartie, Peter Robert Loutit, Jean Lochead, Annie Bertha Lochead, Jean Taylor Elder(?), Ivan Roy Strome, Russell E. Boyle, Thomas Leslie Osborne, James Gibson Hammill, Tena(?) Eillen(?) Orchard, Jas. Norman Start, Albert Gilmour Fulford, Charles Ira Stewart, Ernest Henry Clark, Charles Francis Tulloch, Agnes Blanche Ruth, Claribel Walmsley, Meda Marie Carey, Edna McFadden, Frances V. McArthur, George W. Kinsmen, Ruby Mabel Shields, Della Ettie Shields, Cora A. Battell, Christine Gordon Munro, Alver MacKay, Lenore Doupe, Annie Priscilla Newton, Grace Stephens, Ethel May Chesley, Lizzie McDonald, Charles Linnell Dutton, John Campton Ken Brydon, Ovidia Lee, Janet Tulloch, William Andrew Polley, Flossie McDonald, Ethel Margaret Fenwick, Annie Laurie Gillespie, Mary Emmaline Scott, Eva Josephine McCurdy, George Frederick Kaye, George C. Macleod, Walter S. Aagaard, Fredrick John Robertson, Charles Edmund Clyde, Samuel Falkenberg, Percy A. Ruth, Ray Pearson, Fred Schofield, Effie Turnbull, Harry Ronald Hinton(?), Margaret Alexander, Mildred Elizabeth Ross, Ethel Haney, Sara F. Lietz(?), Rosa Mueller, Barbara L. Purdon, Cora Ethel Cunningham, Muriel Edna Struthers, George Franklin MacQueen, John Edwards Atkey, Samuel William Crouch, Lawrence Eaton Mallery, Percy Evelyn Mallery, Stanley C. Coutts, Frank Roy Alexander, James Chisholm Clement(s?), Elizabeth McArthur, Willie Harris Edgar, William Ross Iredale, Joseph Henry Elsey, William D. Griggs, Margaret Adeline McCaul, Maude B. Richey, Robert H. Clancey, Emma Shillabeer, Thomas Noble Smith, Weldon Uberta Pickle, Robert Ralph Ayers, W.B. Butchart, Frank M. Dodds, Albert George Nelson, Russell Hammond, Alexander Lees Rutherford, Albert Stead Gimby, Thomas W. McLeod, Lisle G. Neilly, John Alexander Perdue, Victor ? A. David, R. Gordon Brown, Gordon Daniel Herbert, George Howard Mann, Fletcher Mann, James George McKenzie, Bessie Roddick, William Scott, Allen Ira Harkness, R. Richmond Harkness, Marvel Mallett, Mary Georgina Smiley, Nettleton Whitby Kerr, Mabel G. Pattison, Harry Kerr, George S. Miller, William Love Chapman, C.H. Mitchell, Daniel Russell Lamont, Frank T. Hayden, William Henry Hoey, Margaret McMullen, Alyce Rose Browne, Hilda Klemm, Vera Edwards, Herbert Charles Harris, Laura Obleman, Ella Obleman, Catherine Abigail Dwyer, Sarah Elfie Banting, Ada B. LaPointe, James Wesley Boyd, Elizabeth May Rollins, Wilbert Smith, Wilmot Arthur Vandervoort, Mabel Anderson, Gladys Evlyn Orchard, Gordon McArthur, Albert H. Hearn, Clara Belle Morrison, Keddy A. Jefferson, Ada Jean Wade, Peter Roy McGregor, Dewart J. Harrison, Peter O. Lee, Clarence Kirkland, Thomas Wilson, Elizabeth McKenie, Ida Mae Campbell, Robert McLaren Johnstone McDougell, Laurie Sutherland, Rena Parker, and Joseph Lawrence.
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RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
Box 1
File contains registration cards for the following students: M. Stanley Elliott, Ada Louise Barton, Mary Irene Currie, Margaret McMullen, Islay M. Fyffe, Winnifred M. Holden(?), Bella Jane Black, Margaret Louisa Browne, Meta Anna Carrey, Frank B. Squair, Grace Boyd, Lena May Brown, Anna Mary Cox, Mary Falconer, Jennie Margaret Frith, Jeanie M. Hamlen, Beatrice Alice Henderson, Clara E. Pollock, Mary Scott, Lillian Gertrude Wooden, H. Emily Watson, J. Herbert Frith, Ruby Turnbull, Leila A. Woodley, L. Pearl Chapin, Cantelon Kyle, Leonard Careless, Clarence Barber Shaw, Alfred Woodard, Ale Olstad, Michael Olstad, Reta Annie Blight, Theodora B. Davis, Isabel Brydon, Olive Grace Berry, Alvin Ross Colquhoun, Fanny Mabel Stewart, Frederick James Freer, Lilian Underwood, Emily Scully, Donald H. Gunn, Ina M. Ohman, Jeano Erickson, Albine Porinhardt(?) Nordine, Anna Lee, Georgie Watson, Arnold J.G. Batt, John Leonard Clarke, Robert William Conn, William Arthur Hamlen, Fred White, Georgia May Elsey, Findlay William McKinnon, William Rutherford, Robert Thomson, Ivy Edith Newton, Wallace James Sharpe, Grace R. Gunn, Richard Francis Hinton, William Frank McKenzie, Aggie Mitchell, Douglas McNair, Frank John Ewart, Mary Elizabeth Irwin, Pauline Evans, Leona Shuttleworth, Richard Middleton Beaumont, Melville Man, Edward Victor Donaldson, Helen W. (?) Nation, Ada Grace Tucker, Francis Dickie(?), Launcelot John Blight, J. F. Mann, Charles Wesley Finnen, Percy Mills, Ernest S. Glinz, Fredrick Edwin Wright, George A. Duncan, Jean Jardine, Carl Voine Johnson, Joseph Curtis, H.J. Buckingham, Winnifred Norah Hewer, Lizzie J. McGregor, Edith Pearl McSorley, Oliver Park, Jessie Park, Norman Burke, Irene Grant, Mona Grant, Fred G. Earl, William George Harris, J.R. Hammill, John Norman Gimby, Rodger William Morrison, Archie C. Campbell, OEnone Johnston, Myrtle Johnston, A. Gertrude Van Alstine, Arthur Lorne Elliott, Lavinia Christena McSorley, Nettie Clarke, Florence McDonagle, Kwant Lien Jare, Mattie S. Boyles, Bonner Egilson, Ruth Dalgleish, Leslie Arnett, Dan. F. Reavie, Violet Shore, L. Campbell, Della Tucker, Jane Rosemond Latimer, J.L. Campbell, Harold G. Whitman, Andrew Rutherford, William B. Hartie, Jessie M. McKenzie, Joseph Lawrence, James McKerlie(?) Sinclair, Christina Underhill, Thomas Gray, Ermine Clive Canning, Willie C. Conn, Albert Wedin, Alfred Erickson, Robert Lewis Akins, John William Sleight, John K. Bayliss, David T.(?) Oriss, Isabel Albina Brandon, Samuel Franklin Attridge, Harvey L.(?) Richards, Jean Macdonald, Clarence L. McBratney, James Russell Riches, Roy Smith, William Cameron Smalley, John Argyle Strang, Flora Alexandra Fraser, Alastair Forbes Menzies, Hugh L. Courtice, Johnson B. Ball, P. Alfred Peterson, Herbert Charles Harris, J.G.(?) Dickson, George William Orris, Clifford Gill, Hugh Winton, William Kinsman, Percy Cooper Hughes, Jas. L. Jordan, James Robinson, Caleb J. Tingley, Roland Howard Kilfoyl, John Buckley Nield, Samuel Howard Potter, Jessie May Purdon, Isabella Elizabeth Hall, Ruch MacKay, Evelyn May Hector, Annie Laughton, Laura Smith, Stella Smith, Maud Orchard, Gladys Rose Ferrier, Annie Ramshaw, Evelyn Campbell, Annie(?) M. Courtney(?), Bertha(?) Pilling, Doris Rymph, Minnie Fargey, Agnes Purdon, Jessie Annie Tully, Eva May Thomlinson, Annie Kate Wood Evans, James Ernest Moffat, Wang Poy Joy(?), Dorothy Margaret Boger, Rossie Marie Colquhoun, Aurelia ???bach, Norma A. Bates, Nellie Wilson Harkness, Essie Ingeborg Hindorff,, Jennie Mason Turnbull, Winnifred Graham, Mabel Frances Simpson, K. Jean Watson, Marjorie Evelyn McGregor, Mary Louise Andrews, Edith Marian Little, Alison Tait(?) Andrews, George Harry Arthur Evans, Harold Bernard Owen Phillpotts, Vera L. Brisbin, Mrs. Maches????, Hazel Aagaard, Hannah Elizabeth Cronquist, Elizabeth Simonson, Arvid J. Nordlund, John A. Monson, Delbert Russel Poole, Henry F. Widen, Ernest Henry Clarke, Edward Stanley Riggs, Tom Hare Harris, James Harris McKee, Caroline DeMille, Eileen Gosnell, Donald Kennedy, Charles Baker, Leonard Elgin Brough, Jean McPherson, Hilda Gertude Kydd, Kathrine Isabel McDonald, Alice Isabella Farr, Susan Olivia Davis, Myrtle Edna Smith, Archibald Gordon, William Hubert Rogers, Gordon D. Herbert, G.M. Grant, Wilfrid Robert Collings, George Herbert Calhoun, George Waters(?) Kinsman, Tom Frears, Ernest Frith, Grace G.(?) Little, Charlotte Jackson, E. Grace Battell, Leslie Alberta Ward, Frank R. Dodds, Russell Thompson Ferrier, Robert McQueen, Robert McCaul, William Carey McKee, James Stuart Prentice, Margaret Adeline Bulloch, Muriel McCamis, Florence Shiel, Britannia(?) Annettia Moffat, Hazel Laidlaw, Hazel M. Bucknam, Percy William Underwood, John Robert Charles Evans*, Dora I. Hettle, Mamie Eleanor Argue, Florence M. Graham, Nina Koester, Helena Van Dewoort, William Gardner, Robert Harvey*, Arthur James Radley, Victor Nelson Latimer, and Olga Widen.
Notes
*J.R.C. Evans: Future President of Brandon College (1928-1959).
*Dr. Robert Harvery fonds.
Storage Location
RG 1 Brandon College fonds
Series 4: Office of the Registrar
4.11 Registration cards
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