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Viola Bailey fonds
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CA UMASC MSS SC 136
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1921-1927 (Creation)
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0.07 m of textual records.
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(1???-19??)
Biographical history
Viola Victoria Bailey was educated at St. Boniface Normal School and received her Manitoba Public Schools, Professional Second Class Teacher's Certificate on October 6th, 1922. In May 1925, she signed a contract with the School District of Winnipeg Number One. In September 1925, she began teaching grade three at David Livingstone School in Winnipeg.
Custodial history
The fonds was donated to University of Manitoba Archives & Special Collections in 1997 by Heather Hull.
Scope and content
The fonds consists of two folders. Folder 1 consists of copies of Viola Bailey's teaching contract with the School District of Winnipeg Number One, her teaching certificate, and her pay receipt from the school division for the first half of 1927. Original copies of Bailey's class lists and grades from her grade three class at David Livingstone School are also in folder 1. Folder 2 consists of two copies of A Class and Field Book for Normal School Students, published in 1915 by The Copp, Clark Company. This workbook contained proper pedagogical procedure for students intending to become teachers.
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