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Located in the Windsor Park area of St. Boniface, this site was purchased from the Land Assembly and Development Company (Ladco). Construction of the school, as part of the St. Boniface School Division, began in October 1956. Originally a 13-room building, students attended staggered classes at Marion School prior to its opening in early 1957. Designed by the architectural firm of Zunic and Sobkowich, and completed at a cost of around $166,000, this French immersion facility operated as Beliveau Elementary School in its early years then converted to a junior high school. The building underwent several expansions including a nine-classroom addition in 1965 designed by local architect Etienne J. Gaboury. It is presently known as College Beliveau.
Period
Principal
1957-1960
Yolande Thérèse Millier Paquin (1922-2012)
1960-1969
Roy Raymond Sontag (?-2002)
1969-?
?
?-?
Peter Janzen (1940-2016)
?-?
Celine Massicotte Thuot (?-1988)
?-2015
?
2015-?
Gilles Mousseau
Among the teachers of Beliveau School was Elizabeth B. Fingas.
College Beliveau (April 2015)
Source: Nathan KramerSite Coordinates (lat/long): N49.86321, W97.07181
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Manitoba Business: Zunic and Sobkowich
Memorable Manitobans: Étienne-Joseph “Steve” Gaboury (1930-2022)
“School opening delay blamed on land firm,” Winnipeg Free Press, 10 November 1956, page 3.
“School Board, Ladco clear their troubles,” Winnipeg Free Press, 15 November 1956, page 3.
“Tenders,” Winnipeg Free Press, 3 December 1964, page 28.
We thank Mary Janzen for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 10 September 2023
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