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The Langruth Collegiate was commissioned by the Pine Creek School Division and built in 1960 in the village of Langruth in what is now the Municipality of WestLake-Gladstone. It provided high school space previously used at the Langruth School.
Both the collegiate and elementary school operated seperately until the summer of 1971, after which local education was re-unified at this location and this facility renamed Langruth School. It was later further redesignated as Langruth Elementary School.
A monument on these grounds, topped by the former school bell and dedicated on 30 June 1984, commemorates rural schools that were consolidated with it through the years: Airedale School No. 1492, Amana School No. 928, Big Point School No. 962, Hecland School No. 1277, Hollywood School No. 1279, Lakeside School No. 225, Langruth School No. 1550, Marshland School No. 1278, and North Lakeland School No. 754.
Period
Principal
Before 1960
See Langruth School
1960-1970
Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (1901-1971)
1970-1971
Ralph J. Cibula
School Year
Teachers
Before 1960
See Langruth School
1960-1961
Rosaline Chastko (grade 9), Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Henry Wiebe (grade 10)
1961-1962
Rosaline Chastko (grade 9), Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Henry Wiebe (grade 10)
1962-1963
Yves Joseph Allard (grade 10, January-June), Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Blanche Evalyn Riddell (grade 9), William Ernest Walker (grade 10, September-December)
1963-1964
Bessie B. Doherty (grade 9, September-April), Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Joyce M. Rampton (grade 9, April-June), Lawrence B. Szalanski (grade 10)
1964-1965
Kenneth Michael Duncan (grade 10), Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Margaret Catherine Wilson (grade 9)
1965-1966
Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Thidrick Ralph Johasson (grade 9), Margaret Catherine Wilson (grade 10)
1966-1967
Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Orlin Dennis Olsen (grade 9), Margaret Catherine Wilson (grade 10)
1967-1968
Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Mohamed El-Sayed Hawash (grade 9, January-March), Margaret Catherine Wilson (grade 10), Sylvia Lorraine Wilson (grade 9, April-June), ? (grade 9, August-December)
1968-1969
David Jacob Freedman (grade 9), Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12), Donald Blaine Warkentin (grade 10)
1969-1970
Adria Burkhardt (grade 10), Margaret Rose Teresa Corda (grade 9), Victoria Olive Crealock Hall (grades 11-12)
1970-1971
Joan Margaret Bridgeman (grade 9), Ralph J. Cibula (grade 11), Claire Gerardy (grade 10), Inez-Bonne Rinn (part time)
Period
Principal
Before 1971
1971-1976
Raymond James “Ray” McNeill (1915-1984)
1976-1977
John Norman Wiebe
1977-2023
?
2023-2024
Bill Banyard
Period
Teachers
Before 1971
1971-1972
Vera Ellen Hannesson (grades 5-6), Barbara Anne Jackson (kindergarten), Elizabeth Nettie Johnson (grades 3-4), Iona Ann Eileen Lasson (grades 1-2), Raymond James McNeill (grades 7-8)
1972-1973
Maureen Joan Bohm (grades 2-3), Vera Ellen Hannesson (grades 5-6), Barbara Anne Jackson (kindergarten), Elizabeth Nettie Johnson (grades 4-5), Iona Ann Eileen Lasson (grades 1-2), Raymond James McNeill (grades 7-8)
1973-1974
Barbara Anne Jackson (kindergarten), Elizabeth Nettie Johnson (grades 4-5), Barbara Joan Karaz (grades 3-4), Iona Ann Eileen Lasson (grades 1-2), Raymond James McNeill (grades 7-8), Frances Ann Ure (grades 6-7)
1974-1975
Barbara Anne Jackson (kindergarten & grade 1), Elizabeth Nettie Johnson (grades 4-5), Iona Ann Eileen Lasson (grades 2-3), Raymond James McNeill (grades 7-8), Frances Ann Ure (grades 6-7)
1975-1976
Barbara Anne Jackson (grades 5-6), Elizabeth Nettie Johnson (grades 3-4), Iona Ann Eileen Lasson (kindergarten & grades 1-3), Raymond James McNeill (grades 7-8)
1976-1977
Barbara Anne Jackson (grades 5-6), Elizabeth Nettie Johnson (grades 2-4), Iona Ann Eileen Lasson (kindergarten & grade 1), John Norman Wiebe (grades 7-8)
Langruth Collegiate (November 1967)
Source: Archives of Manitoba, Manitoba Local Government Boundaries Commission,
File 85A - Langruth Collegiate.
Monument for Langruth School, topped by its bell, in front of the school (April 2012)
Source: Gordon GoldsboroughSite Coordinates (lat/long): N50.38288, W98.67474
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Langruth Consolidated School No. 1303 (Langruth, Municipality of WestLake-Gladstone)
Annual Reports of the Manitoba Department of Education, Manitoba Legislative Library.
One Hundred Years in the History of the Rural Schools of Manitoba: Their Formation, Reorganization and Dissolution (1871-1971) by Mary B. Perfect, MEd thesis, University of Manitoba, April 1978.
Summative half-yearly returns for school districts (A 0051), GR0571, Archives of Manitoba.
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Langruth School District No. 1303 - Daily Registers, GR3152, Archives of Manitoba.
Manitoba School Records Collection, Langruth Collegiate - Daily Registers, GR3152, Archives of Manitoba.
Schools in Manitoba - Volume 2, Langruth Collegiate - File 85A, Local Government Boundaries Commission, March 1968, Archives of Manitoba.
Staff - Langruth Elementary School, Pine Creek School Division.
We thank Gordon Goldsborough for providing additional information used here.
This page was prepared by Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 4 September 2024
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