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Research Files
The research files on this page are available to our current students, faculty and staff only. If you have any questions or have a research request, please contact Christina Barwinsky.
Research files are working files created by the Archivist in response to a curriculum need or repeated research request. The files provide duplicates of original records including yearbooks, Focus Magazine, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, photographs, and other historical documentation to support student research.
Research files are working files created by the Archivist in response to a curriculum need or repeated research request. The files provide duplicates of original records including yearbooks, Focus Magazine, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, photographs, and other historical documentation to support student research.
Many of these files have been digitized and linked below. If a file does not have a link, to access the physical file, please contact Christina Barwinsky.
List of 21 items.
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David AndersonArchive History -
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Charles CamsellCentennial PanelsAlbert Cohen -
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SJR School Department - ArtSJR School Department - DramaSJR School Department - EnglishSJR School Department - FrenchSJR School Department - GeographySJR School Department - HistorySJR School Department - LatinSJR School Department - MathSJR School Department - MusicSJR School Department - ScienceMervyn "Red" Dutton -
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- (Note: Deputy Head and Headmaster St. John's College School, 1887-1913)
- (Note: son of Eric F. Hamber, Alumni '1898; Lieutenant-Governor of BC; provided funds for SJCS Hamber Hall and SJR Hamber Dining Hall)
History (Note: SJR roots: Mission School/Red River Academy/St. John's College and School/Ravenscourt School. Click links for specific schools for details of schools and peoples of that time period)
History - Amalgamation (Ravenscourt and St. John's College School in 1950)History – Ravenscourt School (Armstrong’s Point- Tupper House (1929-1934); Thomson House (1934-1950))History – St John’s College School (1850-1859; 1859-1866 closed; 1866-1950) (See also St. John's College School)Hockey - Ravenscourt School (Refer to Destiny Catalogue)Hockey - St. John’s College School (Refer to Destiny Catalogue)Hockey - St. John's Ravenscourt School(see Sports - Hockey)House System – Ravenscourt SchoolHouse System – St. John’s College SchoolHouse System – St. John's-Ravenscourt School -
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Invincible Ship (see Ship Invincible) -
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Reverend David Thomas Jones (See History - Mission School/Red River Academy) -
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Legacy Gifts -
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Memorials and Plaques
Mitchell McGuigan -
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Ravenscourt School Gymnasium (New Building/Richardson Gym)Reimer GymRifle Range/TeamsRock Show -
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Samuel Prichard MathesonJohn SchaffterShepard HouseHarry ShepherdSJR – Sports Hall of Fame InducteesSJR Alumni News 1946 – 1969SJR Association Newsletter 1971 – 1983SJR Building PhasesSJR Focus Magazine 1981 – CurrentSports- (Note: Refer to the Destiny Catalogue for sports that occurred at St. John's College School and Ravenscourt School)
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Yearbooks:- St. John’s College School Black And Gold Yearbook 1921 -1950 (Refer to the Destiny Catalogue for Yearbooks)
- Ravenscourt School Raven Yearbook 1931 - 1950 - (Refer to the Destiny Catalogue for Yearbooks)
- St. John's-Ravenscourt School The Eagle Yearbook 1950 - Current - (Go to SJR Alumni Yearbook and Focus Magazine to access)
Norman Young – AfricaNorman Young – ArtistNorman Young - Biographical/ FamilyNorman Young – Ravenscourt SchoolNorman Young – Soldier
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St. John's-Ravenscourt
SJR is proud to be accredited and affiliated with several local, national and international educational organizations.
St. John’s-Ravenscourt School was founded in 1820 principally to serve the children of the Selkirk settlers. By 1834 there were forty students, evenly split between boys and girls. SJR has inevitably grown and changed over the years since, though its success throughout has been unimpeachable. Today the programs are as strong as our reputation. A strong academic program is paired with an equally strong attention to the values of stewardship, ethical leadership, and excellence in all areas of academic, social and athletic life.