Historic Sites of Manitoba: J. H. Bruns Collegiate (250 Lakewood Boulevard, Winnipeg)

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Principals | Vice-Principals | Teachers | Photos & Coordinates | Sources

Named for educator Joseph Henry Bruns, this school in southeast Winnipeg was designed by the architectural firm of Moody, Moore, Duncan, Rattray, Peters, Searle and Christie, and construction in 1972 was managed by Triple L Construction.

Principals

Period	Principal
1979-1995	Peter Janzen (1940-2016)
1995-c2015	?
c2015	Henri Péloquin

Vice-Principals

Period	Vice-Principal
1972-1995	M. Oye
1995-c2015	?
c2015	Joel Shimoji Julie Côté-Marinelli

Teachers

School Year

Teachers

1994-1995

F. Berard, G. Briggs, R. Cathers, K. Chapman, V. Chouinard, D. Gruener, S. Guenther, I. Habing, R. Haley, G. Hamel, P. Harding, J. Harper, W. Hart, A. Jean-Paul, Mr. Payne, R. Latourelle, D. Lee, J. Macdonnel, L. Maffenbeier, L. Mcgimpsey, M. McKay, J. Miklovich, D. Moore, B. Nazarewich, S. Newman, L. Kalmacoff, O. Kingerski, J. Kubinee, R. Ocwazny, R. Osthus, A. Pelletier, J. Penner, P. Penner, O. Phrakonkhan, L. Pitcairn, B. Routledge, G. Sawchuck, E. Toews, E. Toews, N. Vadeboncoeur, M. Verdure, C. Wawrin, T. Weidenbacher

Photos & Coordinates

Site Location (lat/long): N49.84709, W97.07727 denoted by symbol on the map above

See also:

Manitoba Business: Moody and Moore / MMP Architects

Memorable Manitobans: Joseph Henry Bruns (1908-1973)

Sources:

“Tenders,” Winnipeg Free Press, 28 January 1972, page 47.

“Who we are,” J. H. Bruns Collegiate [Louis Riel School Division]

We thank John Doe for providing additional information used here.

This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough.

Page revised: 14 April 2022

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