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Built in 1965 to replace the Altona Collegiate, this high school in Altona, named for Wallace Conrad “Wally” Miller, was opened officially on 31 January 1966.
Period
Principal
1966-1968
?
1968-1973
John B. Wiebe (1929-2014)
1973-1976
John Richard Wiens
1976-1977
?-?
J. Donald “Don” Wiebe
1992-1996
Melvin Klassen
1996-1999
Theodore “Ted” Fransen
1999-?
Todd Tyler
?-?
Reg Klassen
Period
Vice-Principal
1966-c1969
?
c1969
Peter Hildebrand
c1969-1976
?
1976-1977
J. Donald “Don” Wiebe
?-?
David John Campbell (1942-2023)
School Year
Teachers
1966
(January-June only): ?
1966-1967
?
1967-1968
?
1968-1969
Henry Dick (no grade), Edward John Doell (no grade), Wanda Regina Dreczkowski (home economics), Edgar James Enns (no grade), Donald Edward Fehr (no grade), Irvin George Friesen (grade 12), Sharon Paziuk Friesen (no grade), Dennis Louis Gebrouer (grade 12), Allan Giesbrecht (grade 9), Lawrence Giesbrecht (grade 9), Rhonda Louise Harper (grade 10), Peter Hildebrand (grade 12), William Henry Janzen (no grade), Ray Klippenstein (grade 9), Marlene Selma Kran (grade 11), Abram Peter Penner (grade 10), Abram Rempel (grade 10), Eddie Sawatzky (no grade), Frank Henry Sawatzky (grade 10), Albert Schmidt (grade 12), Peter Thiessen (no grade), Peter J. Voth (grade 9), Cornelius Peter Zacharias (grade 11)
W. C. Miller Collegiate (October 2023)
Source: Gordon GoldsboroughSite Coordinates (lat/long): N49.09882, W97.55094
denoted by symbol on the map above
See also:
Memorable Manitobans: Wallace Conrad “Wally” Miller (1896-1959)
Historic Sites of Manitoba: Altona Collegiate / West Park School (83 Third Street NW, Altona)
School division half-yearly attendance reports (E 0757), Archives of Manitoba.
We thank Ted Fransen and Art Wiebe for providing information used here.
This page was prepared by Gordon Goldsborough and Nathan Kramer.
Page revised: 16 March 2026
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