Daily Attendance Register - Wide Awake SD #54 1912-1913
- IHM.2022.0327
- Stuk
- 1912 - 1913
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
30-page legal-sized official Province of Saskatchewan register for student attendance.
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Une Chanson de Verite - Folk songs of the prairie Metis - Listener's guide
- IHM.2022.0324
- Stuk
- 1985
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
19-page booklet with descriptions and background of the 14 songs included on a record / cassette and recorded by mezzo-soprano Lucinda Clemens. The Record and Listener Guide were distributed by "Theother Opera Company" of Indian Head. Lucinda Clemens was sister to mezzo-soprano Nancy Hockley and James Hockley.
Daily Attendance Register - Wide Awake SD #54 1911-1912
- IHM.2022.0326
- Stuk
- 1911 - 1912
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
30-page legal-sized official Province of Saskatchewan register for student attendance.
Zonder titel
Lists of teachers and students - Wide Awake SD #54
- IHM.2022.0328
- Stuk
- 1886 - 1983
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
20 handwritten pages with lists of names of teachers and students
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Wide Awake School cairn unveiling
- IHM.2022.0318
- Stuk
- 1993
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
Invitation to Wide Awake School cairn unveiling on August 1, 1993 and an undated newspaper photo of the old one-room schoolhouse before demolition.
School notebooks of Freda Brown - Indian Head Collegiate
- IHM.2022.0331
- Stuk
- 1924 - 1927
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
Nine school notebooks in math, English, etc, including eight from Freda Brown and one from Mavis Hammond (Gr. 8 at Wide Awake school.
Correspondence and records of Wide Awake SD #34 - 1915-1917
- IHM.2022.0325
- Stuk
- 1915 - 1917
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
~100 pages of school-related correspondence and related records, pertaining to Wide Awake School
- IHM.2022.0344
- Stuk
- 1920
Part of Freda Hammond fonds
Two honors certificates to Minnie Arlene Brown and Freda Janet Brown - passing from Grade 5 to Grade 6 in 1920 - and made out by teacher Elizabeth E. Holden