Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection

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Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection

1937.006

Kamloops Museum and Archives 2018

Compiled by Jaimie Fedorak

August 2018

1937.006 Access: Open.

KAMLOOPS MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection Textual

Title: Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection

1915-2005 0.96 meters

Dates of Creation: 1915-2005

Physical Description: 96 cm of textual records

Scope and Content:

Collection consists of high school yearbooks from schools in Kamloops including Kamloops High School, Kamloops Secondary School, Kamloops Senior Secondary School, South Kamloops Secondary School, NorKam Secondary School, Brocklehurst Secondary School, John Peterson Junior high, Sa-hali Junior Secondary School, Valleyview Junior Secondary School, and McArthur Park Junior Secondary.

Custodial History:

Collection was brought together by staff at the Kamloops Museum and Archives from various donations of materials. See individual items and accession records for more information. Some items were originally placed in the Vertical Files and Individual Items collection, but were added to this collection during processing in 2018. Duplicate items were removed during processing, and a listing is available in collection case file.

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KAMLOOPS MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection Textual

1915-2005 0.96 meters

Source of supplied title: Title based on contents of collection.

Arrangement: Collection was arranged into series based on individual schools (not inclusive of name changes), and within series arranged chronologically. Accession numbers (where available) have been retained, and reflect original order within donations.

Access restrictions: No restrictions on access. The archivist reserves the right to restrict access to any fragile material for preservation purposes.

Terms governing use and reproduction: No reproduction permitted without consent of copyright holder. It is the researcher's responsibility to obtain permission for the reproduction of materials for publication or dissemination.

Finding aids: Item list is available for this collection.

Accruals: Further accruals are expected.

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KAMLOOPS MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection Textual

1915-2005 0.96 meters

Series 1: Kamloops High School

1915-1962 -- 24 cm of textual records

Administrative History: Kamloops High School was first established in 1904, operating out of the Oddfellows' Hall on 1st Avenue and led by A. Perry. The school moved to a more permanent residence on Third Avenue as part of the Kamloops School in 1907 as enrollment expanded to 35 students. As the population of Kamloops continued to grow, the school quickly became overcrowded and funding and land from the City was sought to build a larger permanent educational building. The project saw fruition, and the Kamloops High School was formally opened by the Minister of Education at the corner of 6th Avenue and St. Paul Street. A new wing was opened in 1929 to incorporate increased programming covering home economics and science classes. Additional portable classrooms were added to the campus during the 1950s again, as the population of the school expanded to include students from the region around Kamloops, but longer term plans were made to build a school on the southern edge of the City. Construction on the new Munro street site began and the school officially opened in 1952. In 1956 a high school opened in North Kamloops, which eased the population growth slightly, but enrollment continued to expand. John Peterson Junior Secondary school was opened in 1959 to accommodate grades 7 and 8, and various neighbourhood schools opened during the 1960s, which shifted the dynamic of student populations to focus on splitting junior and senior secondary levels. In 1981 extensive renovations were carried out on the Munro street property, bringing it up to code and adding additional facilities to accommodate an increased range of programming. In 1988 the school once again returned to offering a full range of junior and senior secondary programming, and was combined with John Peterson (Junior) Secondary School in 2003 to its current configuration.

Scope and Content: Series contains yearbooks from Kamloops High School.

Accession 0.3200

Description Kamloops High School News Vol. 1, No. 1

Dates 1915

Location 1/1

0.3201

Kamloops High School Kynewisbok 1916

1916

1/2

0.3202

The Kayaitchess Vol. III

June 1919 1/3

0.3203

The Kayaitchess 1920, Vol. IV

June 1920 1/4

0.3204

The Kayaitchess 1921, Vol. V

June 1921 1/5

0.3858.001 The Kayaitchess 1924, Vol. VI

May 1924 1/6

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0.3858.002 The Kayaitchess 1925, Vol. VII

May 1925

0.3858.003 The Kayaitchess 1926, Vol. VIII

May 1926

0.3858.004 The Kayaitchess 1927, Vol. IX

June 1927

0.3858.005

The Kayaitchess 1928 Annual of the Kamloops High School, Vol. X

June 1928

0.3208.003

The Kayaitchess 1929 Annual of the Kamloops June 1929 High School, Vol. XI ? Donated by Ida Campbell.

0.3858.007

The Kayaitchess 1930 Annual of the Kamloops High School, Vol. XII

June 1930

0.3209

The Kayaitchess 1931 Annual of the Kamloops High School, Vol. XIII

June 1931

1975.012.003f Kamloops High School Annual Publication 1934- 1935 1935 ? 12th Edition ? Donated by Ida MacDonald

on February 15, 1975.

1975.012.003e The Kayaitchess Annual Publication 1935/1936 ? 1935-1936 Donated by Ida MacDonald on February 15, 1975.

1975.012.003d The Kayaitchess Annual 1936-1937 ? Donated by 1936-1937 Ida MacDonald on February 15, 1975.

1975.012.003c Kayaitchess 1937-8 ? Donated by Ida MacDonald 1937-1938 on February 15, 1975.

1975.012.003b The 3 R's ? Donated by Ida MacDonald on February 15, 1975.

1938-1939

0.3212

Cavalcade

1939-1940

1975.012.003a The Kayaitchess 1940-41 Annual ? 23rd Edition ? 1940-1941 Donated by Ida MacDonald on February 15, 1975.

2018.200.001

Kamloops Hi School on Parade 1941-42 ? 24th Edition ? Donated on November 19, 2013 by Allison Rukluht, from the collection of her mother, Sheila Strong.

1941-1942

2018.063

Pow Wow Kamloops High School 1942-43 ? 25th 1942-1943 Edition ? Donated by J. Dan Gord in 2008.

1915-2005 0.96 meters 1/7 1/8 1/9 1/10 1/11 1/12 1/13 1/14

1/15 1/16 1/17 1/18 1/19 1/20 1/21

2/1

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Textual 7-Up Kamloops High School 1943-1944 ? 26th Edition

2018.200.004 The Zodiac 1944-5 - Donated on November 19, 2013 by Allison Rukluht, from the collection of her mother, Sheila Strong.

Kampus 45-46

1943-1944 1944-1945 1945-1946

Kampus Kamloops High School 1946-47

1946-1947

1966.013.005 Kampus Kamloops High School 48

1948

0.3213

Kampus 48-49

1948-1949

1966.013.002 Kampus 49-50

1949-1950

Kampus `51

1951

Kampus `52

1952

Kampus `53

1953

0.3210

We Went Dutch

1954

1985.032

Kampus '54. Let's Go Dutch, Eh!

1954

0.3214.001; 0.3214.002

Kampus '61 ? Includes print of graduating class. ? 1961 Donated by John Balf.

1988.038.002 Kampus MCMLXII (1962) ? Donated on August 1962 25, 1989 by Tanna Clark.

1915-2005 0.96 meters 2/2

2/3

2/4 2/5 2/6 2/7 2/8 2/9 2/10 2/11 2/12 2/13 2/14

2/15

Series 2: Kamloops Secondary School

1962-1966 -- 2.5 cm of textual records

Administrative History: Kamloops High School was first established in 1904, operating out of the Oddfellows' Hall on 1st Avenue and led by A. Perry. The school moved to a more permanent residence on Third Avenue as part of the Kamloops School in 1907 as enrollment expanded to 35 students. As the population of Kamloops continued to grow, the school quickly became overcrowded and funding and land from the City was sought to build a larger permanent educational

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KAMLOOPS MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES

1937.006

Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection

1915-2005

Access: Open.

Textual

0.96 meters

building. The project saw fruition, and the Kamloops High School was formally opened by the

Minister of Education at the corner of 6th Avenue and St. Paul Street. A new wing was opened in

1929 to incorporate increased programming covering home economics and science classes.

Additional portable classrooms were added to the campus during the 1950s again, as the population

of the school expanded to include students from the region around Kamloops, but longer term

plans were made to build a school on the southern edge of the City. Construction on the new

Munro street site began and the school officially opened in 1952. In 1956 a high school opened in

North Kamloops, which eased the population growth slightly, but enrollment continued to expand.

John Peterson Junior Secondary school was opened in 1959 to accommodate grades 7 and 8, and

various neighbourhood schools opened during the 1960s, which shifted the dynamic of student

populations to focus on splitting junior and senior secondary levels. In 1981 extensive renovations

were carried out on the Munro street property, bringing it up to code and adding additional facilities

to accommodate an increased range of programming. In 1988 the school once again returned to

offering a full range of junior and senior secondary programming, and was combined with John

Peterson (Junior) Secondary School in 2003 to its current configuration.

Scope and Content: Series contains yearbooks from Kamloops Secondary School.

Accession Description

Dates

1988.038.003 Kampus Round-Up 1962-63 ? Donated on August 1962-1963 24, 1988 by Tanna Clark.

1980.038.001 Kampus '65 Via ? Donated on June 26, 1980 by 1965 Mary Balf.

0.3215.001 Kampus '65-`66

1965-1966

Location 3/1

3/2

3/3

Series 3: Kamloops Senior Secondary School

1962-1966 -- 8 cm of textual records

Administrative History: Kamloops High School was first established in 1904, operating out of the Oddfellows' Hall on 1st Avenue and led by A. Perry. The school moved to a more permanent residence on Third Avenue as part of the Kamloops School in 1907 as enrollment expanded to 35 students. As the population of Kamloops continued to grow, the school quickly became overcrowded and funding and land from the City was sought to build a larger permanent educational building. The project saw fruition, and the Kamloops High School was formally opened by the Minister of Education at the corner of 6th Avenue and St. Paul Street. A new wing was opened in

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KAMLOOPS MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES

1937.006

Kamloops High School Yearbooks collection

1915-2005

Access: Open.

Textual

0.96 meters

1929 to incorporate increased programming covering home economics and science classes.

Additional portable classrooms were added to the campus during the 1950s again, as the population

of the school expanded to include students from the region around Kamloops, but longer term

plans were made to build a school on the southern edge of the City. Construction on the new

Munro street site began and the school officially opened in 1952. In 1956 a high school opened in

North Kamloops, which eased the population growth slightly, but enrollment continued to expand.

John Peterson Junior Secondary school was opened in 1959 to accommodate grades 7 and 8, and

various neighbourhood schools opened during the 1960s, which shifted the dynamic of student

populations to focus on splitting junior and senior secondary levels. In 1981 extensive renovations

were carried out on the Munro street property, bringing it up to code and adding additional facilities

to accommodate an increased range of programming. In 1988 the school once again returned to

offering a full range of junior and senior secondary programming, and was combined with John

Peterson (Junior) Secondary School in 2003 to its current configuration.

Scope and Content: Series contains yearbooks from Kamloops Senior Secondary School.

Accession Description 1975.052.002a Kampus '69 ? Donated on August 13, 1975 by

Faye Campbell.

Kampus 70

Dates 1969

1970

Location 3/4

3/4

1975.052.002b Kampus 1971 ? Donated on August 13, 1975 by 1971

3/5

Faye Campbell.

Kampus 71-72

1971-1972 3/6

Focus Kamloops Senior Secondary School '74-`75 1974-975 3/7

Series 4: South Kamloops Secondary School

2005 -- 1.5 cm of textual records

Administrative History: Kamloops High School was first established in 1904, operating out of the Oddfellows' Hall on 1st Avenue and led by A. Perry. The school moved to a more permanent residence on Third Avenue as part of the Kamloops School in 1907 as enrollment expanded to 35 students. As the population of Kamloops continued to grow, the school quickly became overcrowded and funding and land from the City was sought to build a larger permanent educational building. The project saw fruition, and the Kamloops High School was formally opened by the

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