St. Paul's High School

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St. Paul's High School is Jesuit-run Roman Catholic, all-boys university preparatory high school located in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.

St. Paul's High School

Motto	sicut miles christi
Established	1926
Type	Private all-male secondary
Affiliations	Catholic, Jesuit
Principal	Mr. Tom Lussier
President	Fr. Alan Fogarty, SJ
Faculty	43
Students	585
Grades	9–12
Location	Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Colours	Maroon and white
Mascot	Crusaders
Website	www.stpauls.mb.ca

Contents 1 History 1.1 Sports History 1.1.1 2006/07 1.1.2 2003/04 2 Rectors/Directors/Presidents 3 Notable Graduates 4 References 5 External links

[edit] History

St. Paul's College/High School was founded in 1926 under the Oblate fathers at a location on Selkirk Avenue in Winnipeg. By 1931, direction of the College had been taken over by diocesan clergy, and in 1933 direction of the High School was given to the Jesuits^[1], with Fr. John Holland, SJ, being the school's first rector. This period also saw the school relocated to its second location on Ellice Avenue in Winnipeg with construction being completed in 1939. Between 1958 and 1964, St. Paul's College was moved to its current location on the campus of the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. From 1964 to 1966, the high school was relocated to its third and current location on Grant Avenue in Winnipeg. In 1983, the first lay principal of the school, Larry Franz, was appointed.

[edit] Sports History

St. Paul's is home to a very successful sports program^[2].

[edit] 2006/07

• AAA ANAVETS Bowl Provincial Football Champions,
• MHSAA Varsity boys AAAA volleyball provincial champions,
• MHSAA junior varsity boys volleyball provincial champions,
• MVA Grade 9 boys provincial volleyball champions,
• JV boys cross country provincial champions,
• WHSHL Winnipeg Sun division hockey champions,
• MHSAA provincial hockey champions
• Wrestling provincial champions
• JV boys provincial rugby champions
• Varsity boys provincial rugby champions
• JV boys track and field provincial champions

[edit] 2003/04

• AAA ANAVETS Bowl Provincial Football Champions
• WHSHL Winnipeg Sun Division hockey champions

[edit] Rectors/Directors/Presidents

The head of the high school has gone by different names in St. Paul's history. The first through ninth heads were known as "rectors" while heads after this time were referred to as Directors. In 2003, in order to establish a unity with Jesuit schools in the United States, Fr. Joseph Mróz, SJ, changed the position title to include "President."

• c1933-1941 - Fr. John Holland, SJ
• 1941-1945 - Fr. Raymond Sutton, SJ
• 1945-1951 - Fr. Joseph Monaghan, SJ
• 1951-1958 - Fr. Cecil Ryan, SJ
• 1958-1964 - Fr. Hugh Kierans, SJ
• 1964-1966 - Fr. Lionel Stanford, SJ
• 1966-1972 - Fr. Joseph Driscoll, SJ
• 1972-1979 - Fr. Patrick Boyle, SJ
• 1979-1982 - Fr. Frank Obrigewitsch, SJ
• 1982-1987 - Fr. David Creamer, SJ
• c1987-c1990 - Fr. Eric MacLean, SJ
• c1990-1999 - Fr. Alex Kirsten, SJ
• 1999-2001 - Fr. Paul Crouch, SJ
• 2001-2006 - Fr. Joseph Mróz, SJ
• 2006-(present) - Fr. Alan Fogarty, SJ

[edit] Notable Graduates

• Gary Doer, premier of Manitoba
• Reg Alcock, former federal cabinet minister
• Angus Reid, founder of the Angus Reid Group, now known as Ipsos-Reid
• Duvie Westcott, Columbus Blue Jackets defenceman.
• Robert Donner, Microsoft Programmer and creator of the game Minesweeper.
• Leo Panitch, professor of political science, York University
• John Ferguson Jr., Ex-General Manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs
• Mark Chipman Chairman of True North Sports & Entertainment Ltd
• Paul Soubry Jr. Standard Aero President and Chief Executive Officer
• Daniel Falloon, lead singer/guitarist of Johnny Riverboat

[edit] References

[edit] External links

• Significant Dates. St. Paul's High School. Retrieved on July 9, 2005.

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