Lloydminster Public School, built in 1925, was long the pride of Lloydminster.
Later, metal tubular fire escapes were added to the south and north exteriors.
Many yarns were told about escapades involving the fire escapes.
Later, the building was known as Meridian School and later served a number of purposes
including classes of Lakeland College before the Lloydminster Campus was built.
The structure was demolished to make way for the new City Hall but some of its bricks were preserved
and used on the east entrance in a fashion suggesting the design of the origiinal school.

Above: Sod turning west of Lloydminster for the new Holy Rosary High School.

Above: Barr Colony School was on the move.

Clayton Reeves
High school teacher, founder of Reeves Business College, prominent Rotarian, community supporter:
Clayton deserves a page of his own in Lloydminster's story.