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The fonds consists of a Coal Mines Examiners Certificate and photo belonging to Eva's grandfather, David Whyte, a Mountain Springs School Reunion booklet and photograph, photographs of Eva, as teacher, with her school classes, photographs of Grande Prairie-aerials and buildings, the Highland Games, and music events, and miscellaneous records related to Bill's career with the Herald Tribune
Scott, Eva
This fonds consists of records that were primarily generated from Bill Turnbull’s work as an educator, running enthusiast, and coach. Records consist of photographs, slides, correspondence, race results, memberships lists, meeting minutes, financials, route maps, newspaper clippings, event planning information, event programs, pamphlets, and application forms.
This fonds has been arranged into 16 series. They are: Grande Prairie Schools (1959-2002), Cross Country and Track & Field (1973-1999), Grande Prairie Events and Views (1977-1993), Wapiti Road 10 Mile Run – Brian Harms Memorial Run (1980-2001), Beaverlodge to Grande Prairie Marathon (1984-2000), Daily Herald Tribune Press Run (1977-2001), Jasper-Banff Relay (1980-2000), Grande Prairie Legion Track & Field Club (1966-1990), Legion Track Construction (1966-1983), Wapiti Striders Road Running Club (1980-2002), Legion Track Meet (1963-2000), Zenon Smiechowski (1974-1998), Speedway Park Races & Car Shows (1963-1971), Edmonton Events and Views (1959-1987), Edmonton Commonwealth Games (1978), and Universiade (1983).
Turnbull, Bill
First Day at Montrose School, Grande Prairie
Part of Pioneer Museum Society of Grande Prairie and District fonds
Students and teachers on the front steps of Montrose School on November 26, 1917.
Grande Prairie Courthouse and Montrose School
Part of Field's Studio fonds
The first Grande Prairie Courthouse on the corner of 99 Street and 99 Avenue, with Montrose School prominent in the background
Part of D. W. Patterson family fonds
Exterior view of the Grande Prairie High School c. 1955.
Part of Turner Family fonds
Grande Prairie High School, built in 1929, east of the first Montrose School, was the first high school in Grande Prairie.
Grande Prairie High School Chorus
Part of D. W. Patterson family fonds
Principal E. Foy and Conductor Mrs. F. Barber-Smith pose with the Grande Prairie High School Chorus. Chorus members display the Women's Institute Shield, presented to the Chorus by Mrs. Grabas during a music festival in 1925.
Grande Prairie School Construction
Part of Holroyd Drugs fonds
Construction of the Grande Prairie School, July 31, 1917. It was built on land donated by Rev. Forbes and named Montrose after Mrs. Forbes birth place in Scotland.
The fonds consists of five photograph albums documenting the life of Marion Hill, including her childhood in Beaverlodge and White Rock, B.C.; her life as a young adult in Beaverlodge, White Rock and Victoria; her teaching career in Beaverlodge and Victoria; and her life as an Navy WREN from 1944-1946. The papers include a series of Grade 9 High School Entrance examinations in mathematics, science, health education, english language and literature, and general knowledge; and brochures from musical and dramatic events from 1975-1979 which were preserved by her daughter.
Hill, Marion
Miss Caldwell's Grade Two Class
Miss Caldwell's grade two class in Montrose School, Grande Prairie. Back Row: L-R: Rick Smith, Eddie Croft, Don Rigler, Richard Annis, Rudy Voss, Glen Bekkerus, Blair Day, Donnie Potter, George Shields, Roger Boe, Miss Caldwell. Middle Row L-R: Jeannine Johnson, Iona Roblin, Donna Gammel, Maureen Durda, ? . Front Row L-R: Donna Wicks, Cheryl Stewart, ?, Jackie Lidster, Fay Dourcher, Loretta Doering, Donna Clarkson, Judy Campbell, ?, Karen Compton, Darlene Berg, Erin Connley.
