1 10 10 https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/93f541c497333e4a75a3a405cdb882c8.jpg e30a98e1bdf581133e52b0fbf7be0f5f Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Finnish Labour Temple Community Collection Description An account of the resource Photographs and video submitted by community members, reflecting many years of the Finnish Labour Temple's role in the Thunder Bay Community. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Finlandia Club Fish & Game Crest Subject The topic of the resource Sports Description An account of the resource Finlandia Fish and Game Club logo designed by Anni Pocaluko/Vahatalo in 1969. 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Title A name given to the resource C.J. Saunders Fieldhouse, 1968-69 Subject The topic of the resource Sports University Life Description An account of the resource Black and a white interior photograph of newly constructed C. J. Saunders Fieldhouse. Some athletes are practicing their sport on the basketball court Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968-69 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph Type The nature or genre of the resource Still image Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context UG6-S-I-1 scan#0001-JPG 1968 1969 Athletics C.J. 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Title A name given to the resource Lakehead University Alumni Collection Description An account of the resource Material kept by the Lakehead University Alumni Association, or donated by Alumni to the Association. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Argus Vol. 3 No. 20 March 13, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Universities Description An account of the resource This issue contains articles on the Lakehead Teachers' College joining Lakehead University, poverty in Northwestern Ontario, and the beginning of the Physical, Health Education program at the University. 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Title A name given to the resource Argus Vol. 3 No. 18 February 20, 1969 Subject The topic of the resource Universities Description An account of the resource This issue contains articles on a campus visit from Former Prime Minister John Diefenbaker, racism on University campuses, and updates on the CUS (Canadian Union of Students) president-elect. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lakehead University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969-02-20 1969 argus Argus Magazine canadian union of students CUS https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/8/2473/Continuing_Education_Information_Booklet.pdf d9caea1cfefdc6bc58075959138eb351 PDF Text Text ���� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Lakehead University Alumni Collection Description An account of the resource Material kept by the Lakehead University Alumni Association, or donated by Alumni to the Association. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Continuing Education Booklet Subject The topic of the resource Universities Description An account of the resource Contains information on different courses offered for continued education at Lakehead University. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Lakehead University Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1969 1969 continued education https://digitalcollections.lakeheadu.ca/files/original/8/1910/Lakehead_University_Nor_Wester_Yearbook_1969.pdf 3ea98c5bfb5578d93a849f0b06ec0faa PDF Text Text ����Nor 'Wester Published By The Students Of Lakehead University Port Arthur, Ontario Volume 20 Session 1968-69 Norma R. Ray— Editor �Dedication ... The Students Of Lakehead University Dedicate Nor'Wester '69 To David Morgan �Mr. D.W. Morgan Mr. Morgan has spent the most recent years of his life in the Lakehead. He received his B.A. from McGill University in 1948 and his M.B.A. from Harvard in 1950. Before coming to Lakehead University, he was manager of the Ottawa store of Henry Morgan & Co. from 1951-'56 and manager of Dominion Securities Corporation from 1959-'62. Born in Montreal, Mr. Morgan came to Lakehead College in 1960 and spent two years as a first year Economics lecturer. In 1962, he became Bursar of Lakehead College. During Lakehead University's recently Morgan has served in the capacity of Director of Finance from 1965- '67 and Director of Development from 1968- '69. David Morgan is a man who is very much aware of community problems and seeks to be involved. At successful development campaign, Mr. Chairman of the Lakehead Board of Education, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Army, and a Director in the Mid-Canada Development Corridor Foundation. In August, Mr. Morgan leaves Lakehead University to become an Economics Master of Confederation College. It is with regret that we say farewell to a friend and wish him the best of luck present, he is St. Joseph's General Hospital, Director of the Advisory Board of the Salvation for the future. 3 �In Our University Community 4 ��6 �We Enjoy... Dances 7 ���Message From The Chancellor Dr. William J. Cory, the famous Master of Eaton, once said: "You go to a great school not so much for knowledge as for arts and habits. For the art of entering quickly into another person's thoughts. For the art of working out what is possible in a given time. For taste, for discrimination, for mental courage and mental soberness." I sincerely hope that you, who are leaving this University, will and habits" of which Dr. Cory speaks. In these days of violence, have become familiar with the "arts I hope that you will have learned the meaning of the expression "graduated terms" and "mental soberness" because such an understanding will be invaluable in the years ahead. Finally, we are proud of our University and for good wherever our graduates go. You, with you, and the University's reputation is as graduates, will carry the name its possible influence of Lakehead University dependent upon your future. Senator N.M. Paterson Chancellor, Lakehead University 10 �Senator N.M. Paterson 11 �Dr. 12 W.G. Tamblyn �Message From The President A yearbook, when looked at in the years hence, becomes a symbol of a definite period in your life a period in which many attitudes were formed and many vital decisions were made. This particular period has been one of almost unimaginable growth and change. There has been within the university or within society generally. And yet uncertainties within society itself that have contributed I believe that it is little stability either the ambiguities and the more to the unrest among some students than the conditions which they have found within their university community. In fact, the former is reflected in the latter. It is somewhat immersed most ironic that the challenge in an unprecedented illusive. demand which faces today's graduate for change at a time when is one of orientation: he a clear vision of the is "new order" is While more familiar than his father with the possibilities of technology, he must employ great creativity in forging the possible and the practicable out of the potential which he has inherited. Although the time that you have spent both internally and externally, I hope that at this university has this has created in capabilities so that It is social turmoil, you an attitude of challenge rather than one of despair. Whatever your future endeavours might be, you and constructively. been one of incessant will be called upon to think critically our sincere hope that this university has assisted you in developing these you are better prepared to meet the challenges that lie ahead. We wish every success for the future. Dr. W.G. Tamblyn, President and Vice-Chancellor Lakehead University 13 �Dean of Students JohnW. Kerr B.A., S.T.M. (McGill) 14 �Registrar of the University Director of Extension and Donald E. Ayre B.A. (Sir George Williams) Summer School Kenneth L. Morrison M.A. (Toronto) Director of Admissions WillD. Bohm B.A. (Toronto) Chief Librarian Eric J. Belton M.A. (Oxford) Director of Planning and Physical Plant Claude Smith B.A.Sc. (Toronto) P. Eng., M.E., I.C. 15 �Administrative Officer Physical Plant Director of Northern Area Studies Ted Broughton C.D.,M.A. (Toronto) Kenneth C. A. Dawson Director of Athletics George J. Birger B.Sc, M.Ed. (South Dakota State University) Director of Information Services Charles D. McQuat Director of Music Boris Brott 16 �M.W. Bartley M.S., Ph.D. Chairman Board Of Governors Mr. J. Andrews Mr. D.R. Lindsay Machan Dr. E. Arthur Dr. J.R. Mr. M.W. Babe Mr. D.R. McMillan Mr. L. Bode Dr. D. Orr Mr. C.J. Carter Mr. J.N. Paterson Mr. D.C. Clark Mr. R.E. Costello Rev. R.A. Peden Mr. R. Philpot Mr. G.P. Dalzell Mr. R.J. Prettie Mr. H.F. Dougall Mayor E.H. Reed Mr. J.E.J. Fahlgren Mr. P. Ribotto Mr. R.J. Flatt Mr. B. Shaffer Mr. J. M. Fleming Dr. B.W. Stevens Tuokko Mr. E.L. Goodall Mr. J.O. Mr. T.S. Jones W.G. Tamblyn Mr. D.W. Morgan Dr. Mayor S. Laskin 17 �Faculty Of Arts 18 �ARTS PROFESSORS, Mr. M.E. Arthur - History Dr. F.M. Doan - Philosophy Dr. C.L. French — Sociology Dr. T.B. Miller - History Dr. J.G. Rideout - English Dr. A.L. Smith - English ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Dr. A.M. Akram — Psychology Dr. A.A.D. Asismi Dr. A. — Sociology Chen — Sociology Dr. K.M. Dodd - History Dr. E. Eager — Political Science Engholm — Political Science Lewis — Modern Languages Dr. G.F. Mr. D. - English — Philosophy Dr. P. Sarbadhikari — Political Science Dr. J. Whittle - German Dr. G.J. Merrill Dr. W.S. Morris ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Dr. Edward Bauman — Psychology Miss Jeanne Bern — French Mr. J. Cabot — Economics Mr. Min-sun Chen — History Mr. D.F. Crozier — English Mr. K.C.A. Dawson — Anthropology Mr. M. Greenwood — Anthropology Dr. J.F. Hilliker - History Dr. F.M. Ishak - English Dr. H. Loubat — Geology Mr. S.R. MacGillivray - English Dr. W.T. Melnyk - Psychology Mrs. A.M. Moscovitch Dr. B. - French Mukhoti — Economics - History - Philosophy Dr. K.P. Satinder - Psychology Dr. A.A. Scholl - French Mr. V.G. Wightman — Sociology Dr. T. Yoon — Economics Dr. E.R. Zimmermann — History Dr. P. Raff o Dr. R.C.S. Ripley LECTURERS Mr. A. Cloutier — French Mr. M.A. Colina - Spanish Mr. I. Davies — Geography Miss Marcia Dilley — Psychology Dr. J.F. Evans — Psychology Mr. J.F. Futhey - English Mr. B. Greenhous — History Mr. E. Hughes - History Mr. P.G. Johnson — Political Science Mr. D. Kemp — Geography Mr. A.O. Menhart - English Mr. F.J. Nutch — Sociology Mr. B.A.M. Phillips - Geography Miss Vera Popov — Spanish Mr. R. Shankman — English Mr. R.W. Slocum — Economics Mr. M.E. Smith - English Mr. P. Wesley — Psychology TEACHING ASSISTANTS Miss Susan Abzinger — Latin Mr. A. Alexander - Political Science Mr. K. Allan - Psychology Mrs. J. Alleyne — English Mr. F.J. Anderson — Economics Mr. L.M. Anderson — Psychology Mr. D.M. Astwood — Economics Mr. W. Bassil - Russian Mr. J. A. Brigham - English Miss Roseanne Candido — English Mr. C. Charpentier — French Mr. P.D. Chibos - Sociology 19 Mr. J. Braithwaite — Geography Mr. B. Heggoe — Geography Mr. A. Nabarra — Languages Miss R. Tracy — Anthropology Mr. P.G. Yurick - English GRADUATE ASSISTANTS Mr. E. Kolisnyk — Psychology Mr. I. Kozyra — Psychology Mr. R. Piovesana — History �Faculty Of Science Dr. J. Hart Dean of Science 20 �Dr. L. Hastings SCIENCE Dr. L.D. Dr. D.G. Holah PROFESSORS Frood — Physics Kent — Mathematics E.L.P. Mercy — Geology Dr. C.F. Dr. S. Walker — - Chemistry Hughes — Chemistry Mr. E.J. M. Kendall - Physics Dr. S.G.A. Magwood - Zoology Dr. J.S. Mothersill - Geology Dr. G.W. Ozburn - Zoology Dr. D.W. Schwagerl — Mathematics Dr. A.N. Dr. D.G. Dr. — Physics Hawton — Chemistry Chemistry Dr. ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS J. Whitfield — Mathematics LECTURERS W. Eames — Mathematics Dr. W.M. Graham - Biology Dr. J.S. Griffith - Mathematics Dr. D. Orr — Chemistry Dr. Walter Bilyk - Mathematics L.D. Black - Mathematics Dr. V. V. Paranjape Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Mr. T. Norhtcott - Biology Mr. D.W.A. Watson — Mathematics W. Chu - Mathematics L.D. Hansen — Mathematics Mrs. M. Hawton — Physics Mr. D.G. Hughes — Physics — Physics Dr. J.L. Talbot - Geology Dr. J. Warren — Physics Mr. W.R. Allaway - Mathematics Dr. W.H. Baarschers — Chemistry Dr. P. Barclay — Estrup - Biology Dr. R. Freitag — Biology GRADUATE ASSISTANTS Mr. B.J. Cooke — Chemistry Miss Pushpa Dua — Mathematics Mr. D.A.H. Jackson - Physics Mrs. S.B. Joshi — Physics — Mathematics - Science Dr. G. Harvais — Biology Mr. Eric Green Dr. T.J. Griffith 21 �University Schools Dr. H.S. Braun Dean of University Mr. D. Alexander Chairman: Business Administration Mr. J.W. Haggerty Chairman: Forestry Mr. H. North Chairman: Engineering Mrs. C.J.W. White Chairman: Nursing 22 �UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Mr. J. W. Haggerty — Forestry Mr. W.J. Hanley — Business Administration Mr. W.D. Mackinnon — Civil Engineering Mr. H. North — Mechanical Engineering Mrs. C.J. W. White — Nursing M.N. Patterson D. — Mechanical Engineering Roddy — Electrical Engineering D.D. Sudar — Library Science M. A. Zablocki — Business Administration LECTURERS Mr. A. Bartholomew — Forestry Miss Margaret Boone — Nursing Miss L. Butler — Nursing Mrs. C.J. Faulkner — Nursing Mrs. N. Kantola — Nursing Mr. G.E. Phillips — Business Administration Mr. J. Roberts — Civil Engineering Mr. A.H. Seuret — Business Administration Mr. J.R. Symington — Business Administration Mrs. D. Syposz — Nursing Dr. S. Zingel — Forestry ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Mr. D. Alexander — Business Administration Sister M. Barbara — Nursing Mr. M. Bjorgo — Library Science Mr. W.R. Crowe — Business Administration Mr. H.D. Elmslie — Business Administration Mrs. L.E. Lyss — Nursing Mr. G.R. Mott - Architecture 23 �LABORATORY TECHNICIANS Mr. K. Pringnitz — Physics Mr. W.P. Russell - Biology Mrs. A. Sumpter — Geology Mr. K. Sumpter — Instrument Mr. George Angerson — Physics Mrs. K. Andrews — Biology Mr. R.L. Bennett - Geology Mr. J.R. Butler — Instrument Room Mr. J. A. Childs - Geology Mr. D. Corbett — Chemistry Mr. W.N. Currie - Audio- Visual Aids Mr. D.C. DeKnock — Engineering Mr. C. Fairbridge — Instrument Room Mr. F. Foldy - Physics Mr. J. F. Gateley — Chemistry Mr. A. Harding — Chemistry Mr. D. A. Jones — Chemistry Mr. T. V. Jones - Chemistry Mr. W.D. Lough — Instrument Room Mr. W. A. Martens - Physics Miss D. McLellan - Biology Mr. W. Mettinen — Instrument Room Mr. B.K. Morgan - Chemistry Mr. J. Niemann — Geography Mrs. M. Room Wahl - Geography Mr. W.J. Wheeler — Engineering Mr. R.L. Stephens — Seismograph LABORATORY INSTRUCTORS Mrs. M. Davies Miss E. Vilcins - Chemistry LABORATORY ASSISTANTS Miss C. Elwert - Library Technology Mr. V. Gaudino — Languages Mr. R. A. Schultz - Anthropology 24 �Memoriam In Thomas On August 19, 1968, Thomas F. Macleod F. MacLeod ('67) suffered a seizure and died without regaining consciousness. Tom moved to Fort William with his family in 1961 and he graduated from Fort William Collegiate While at Lakehead University he was active in the Camera Club, the Yearbook, the Arts Society Executive, and was Chief Proctor during the first two years of the proctor force's existence. He was also a contributor to the Argus. Tom received his general B.A. in English and History in 1967, and at the time of his death he was completing his Honours degree with the intention of continuing for his Masters degree. , Institute. The yearbook loss of a valued staff joins the rest of the University community and his family in remembering the member and a good friend. ' ; . ' '"'/>'.• • �Alma Mater Society Peter McCormack A.M.S. President President's Message Being President of the A.M.S. is a challenge if one accepts the challenge. I often wondered over the year if I really had so. The temper of the Council activity reflected my management of Council affairs, and it consisted of intermittent sallies of politicization and social awareness countered by significant periods of indecision and the inevitable but often done necessary process of self-examination and analysis. Council suffered somewhat from the feeling that progression must be the indicator of the value of an action. This is not generally so, for circumstances and events may be intrinsically good. A universal standard will not do for the measurement of the validity of human action until the universal standard is agreed upon by all. Needless to say, such agreement is a lot to ask of twenty-five university students, and certainly there was no evidence of it last year. I view my last year in A.M.S. with a certain degree of amazement. I was fiercely determined in my job. In light of this, it is a wonder to me that I could have made as many mistakes as I did, and at the same time, it is distressing to think that some of the mistakes made were of a purely academic nature. If one can perform well academically in university student government, then that is at least good enough. The question of university in society is one of much broader scope, and one which I am not prepared yet to resolve personally. If these remarks seem somewhat pessimistic, it is only because I feel the weight, even now, of the responsibility involved in a student government office. One cannot jump into the fore unconvinced about his position; if he does, then he will be buffeted about by those who are heading in a definite direction. While I was and am certain of my ideas, I think perhaps I failed to elucidate them well. This does not make me a failure; however, it stands as a drawback which I shall continue to regret for some time, and from which I hope my successors will remain freed. Peter McCormack June 1969 26 �Kax Miyata - Vice-President of Programming Dennis Wallace - Director of Finance Peter McCormack - President Robert Gibson - Vice-President of Academics FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Bruce Brymer, Fred Poulter, Dennis Wallace, Peter McCormack, Pat O'Brien, John Hickey, Miyata. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Gravelle, Ken Boschkoff. BACK ROW: Paul Paularinne, Dave Montgomery, Ed Otte, George Logan, John McCutcheon, Mike Pawlowski, Karen Moore. 27 Bob Gibson, Kaz �Arts Society President: Pat O'Brien Vice-President: Paul Paularinne Secretary: Penny Connor Treasurer: Khalid Ali Science Society President: Fred Poulter Vice-President: Don Asselstine Dryan Probizanski Treasurer: Dave Layman Secretary: University Schools Society John Hickey Tom Fry Secretary: Angela Hockley Treasurer: Mike Pawlowski President: Vice-President: 28 ��Larry Hebert Second Vice-President Ralph Barone First Vice-President Heather Laing Secretary Joan Danielson John Sihvonen Memher-At-Large Member -at-Large Arts Arts 30 �Bill Hodgson Social Convener Seppo Viherjoki Member-at-Large Business Administration Frank Mitchell Member-at-Large Graduate Business Administra tion 31 Mary Nation Member-at-Large Library Technology �Faculty Of Arts Stephen Belle Psychology Eugene Kolisnyk Psychology 32 �Honours Bachelor Of Arts Judith Calonego English 33 �Barry Lyons Psychology 34 �Pentti Paularinne Geography 35 �Sara Weber English 36 �Bachelor Of Arts �38 �39 �40 �Anthony Dandridge History 41 �Joyce Farrel English 42 �M.E. Paullie Fredrickson English 43 �Johann Goertz Geography & Economics 44 �45 �John Howard Psychology & Philosophy 46 �Elizabeth Irving English & Psychology 47 �48 �John Lalonde Economics 49 �50 �William Joseph Malinosky English 51 �Louella Melynchuk Psychology 52 �Lee Morrison Sociology Patricia 53 �54 �55 �56 �57 �David Siciliano 58 �59 �60 �61 �Honours Science Geraldine Sandra Service Mathematics 62 �General Bachelor Of Science Leonard Andrew Chaykowski General Science 63 �Cheryl Ann Graham Chemistry 64 �65 �Charmaine Anne Mazurkewich Biology Daryl J. McLellan Biology Brian A. Milanese Mathematics Eldon John Oja Physics 66 �James William Redden Geology Frederick Harold Poulter Biology Owen Charles Trist Mathematics 67 �Bachelor Of Science Nursing Sheila Jane Coxon �Kenneth Donald George MacDonald 69 �Walter Michael Wojcik 70 �Forestry Technology 71 �72 �Business Administration �74 �Frederick R.J. Wilmot 75 �Engineering �Mining Garry Wayne Shields Allan Arthur Speed BHHHHH^^HHHHIHMBHMHflH Technology Lloyd Heatley Chandler Forest Research Guy David Joseph Depiero Albert Charles Hill Gary Alan Shea Ronald Norman Simons David Robert Parsons 77 �78 �Lorna Lenore Hill 79 �Margaret Joan Voloshin 80 ��I have extremely enjoyed this past year as President of the Lakehead University Student Athletic Society. I feel our programme has proceeded fairly well as was evidenced in the immense growth in our spectator sports and general over-all increase of school spirit. This is very important as nothing is better or more conducive to having a sound University image across the country than a sound athletic programme and this has been displayed through our resounding success in most athletic contests this year. In the major inter-collegiate sports such as hockey and basketball, we had very good seasons with an extremely active turnout by all students. This trend, hopefully, will continue, and I am sure it will, along with the calibre of the sports involved. At this time last year I stated that we would strive even harder to improve athletics especially in the Ontario we won four championships while placing second, Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association championships. This year fourth, and fifth in others. It was rather interesting that in the skiing championship where we finished second, we were beaten by a team of Lakehead graduates now attending law school at Osgoode Hall. We also competed for some Canadian championships in sailing and swimming and here we placed almost as well while maintaining Lakehead University's athletic image. The and Council along with the Athletic Department were tremendous this year and there was a and help from all people involved. This is where the year was most successful, and why the student has been able to participate as fully as he or she did. Next year's executive looks very good, and along with the addition of the S.A.S. Assistant Intramural Director, should continue to promote athletics to an even higher level. In concluding I would like to thank everyone who participated and competed in our athletic programme, therby enabling me to have a wonderful and successful year, as well as making athletics so successful for Lakehead University. S.A.S. Executive great deal of co-operation Bruce Brymer, S.A.S. President 82 �S. A.S. Executive Bill Hepditch - Treasurer Bruce Brymer - President Gord Skinner - Vice-President Maureen Broadhurst - Secretary S« A* S. Council FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Brymer, V. Vanier, G. Skinner. T. Timmons, M. Riekstins, M. Broadhurst, B. Hepditch, C. Montgomery, L. Hebert. THIRD ROW: B. Tees, T. Fry, D. Holmstrom, J. Pallett, J. SECOND ROW: Kennedy. ABSENT: D. Vickruck, R. Hiller, D. Goodwin, G. Walford, J. Johnston, A. Holt, R. Cameron, L. Pero, N. Dahl, A. Chan, M. Urquhart, D. Oldham, B. Dubois, Z. Machelak. 83 �84 �Awards MALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Murray Smith FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Glenis Holmes HONOUR ATHLETES: Dave Siciliano Golf: Dave Kerr Grant Forbes Murray Smith Albert Swieca Don Holmstrom Lou Pero Rob Cameron Dennis Halabecki Table Tennis: Larry Hebert Stephen Belle Bruce Brymer Anthony Lai Kevin Lau Wai Poon Marita Riekstins Maureen Broadhurst Judy Perlin Skiing: VARSITY LETTERMEN: FIRST YEAR: Dan Hennefent Cardigans SECOND YEAR: Hockey: Jackets Gordon Bishop Don Gutsole Hockey: Dwight Ray Hunt Stirrett Bruce Nelson Rick Peotto Dave Rennie Richard Tapak Vern Campigotto Jim Pronger Bill Dave Nuttall Denis Laliberte Webb Peter Lenardon Basketball: Gordon Walford Basketball: Wayne Humphreys Dan Carroll Phil THIRD YEAR: Plaque Fury Willie Jerks Hockey: Dave Siciliano Murray Smith Richard Earl Dennis Portman Fencing: Basketball: John McLeod Clinton Kushak Bob Ayres Lou Pero Don Holmstrom FOURTH YEAR: Blanket Curling: Basketball: Rick Moats Rob Cameron Peter Jensen Tom Cal Fry Montgomery Golf: Bill 85 Hodgson �FRONT ROW: B.Nelson, D. Nuttall, R. Tapak, D. Gutsole, D. Siciliano, M. Smith, H. Matson. BACK ROW: D. Young, Trainer; J. Kennedy, D. Stirrett, J. Pronger, R. Hunt, R. Peotto, M. Tracey, D. Rennie, V. Campigotto, H. Akervall, Coach; P. Lenardon, Manager. ABSENT: J. Gellert, D. Laliberte, D. Ostaff, B. Webb, C. Tuyl, G. Bishop, J. Snopek, E. Moores. Inter- Collegiate Hockey The Lakehead University Nor'Wester Hockey team placed third in the Hockey Association with 8 wins and 8 losses. International Collegiate Named to the I.C.H.A. All-Conference team were Dave Siciliano, Murray Smith, Dwight Stirrett and Gord Bishop. Dave Siciliano and Murray Smith were also named to the National Association of Inter-Collegiate Athletics All-American Team. 86 �FRONT ROW: R. Panfil, M. Siemieniuk, R. Cameron, W. Humphreys, R. Earl, M. Davis, L. Hebert. BACK ROW: J. Brownrigg, Assistant Coach; G. Birger, Coach, L. Koski, D. Holmstrom, W. Jerks, P. Fury, D. Carroll, A. Haapaiemi, L. Pero, G. Walford, Manager. MISSING: R. Woods, D. Portman. Inter- Collegiate Basketball The Nor'Wester Basketball team had a good season record of 18 wins and 9 losses. High scorer was 433 points direction in this year with a Wayne Humphreys with 27 games. This team has great potential under the able Birger and can look forward to winning the of Coach championship next year. 87 �O.I.A.A. CHAMPIONS Dave Kerr, Dennis Halabeck, Grant Forbes, Albert Swiecca, Bill Hodgson, Bill Shannon, Coach. Inter- Collegiate Golf The O.I.A.A. Golf Championship was hosted by Trent University last fall in Peterborough. With eight teams participating, the Lakehead Team placed first with 631 points, Osgoode Hall was second with 646 points and Waterloo Lutheran placed third with 647 points. 88 �O.I.A.A. CHAMPIONS Rick Moats, Skip Peter Jensen, Third; ; Tom Fry, Second; Cal Montgomery, Lead. Inter- Collegiate Curling For the first time Lakehead University was host to the Ontario two days of Lakehead team, skipped by Rick Moats, defeated Osgoode Hall, Waterloo Lutheran and Trent to win the O.I.A.A. Curling Championship with a perfect 5-0 record. Ryerson defeated Brock, York and Laurentian to win the Consolation. Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association Curling Bonspiel. After curling, the 89 �Glen Miller, George Ozborne, Coach; John Fallis, Tom Petrie. MISSING John Sihvonen, Allan Holt. : Inter- Collegiate Squash The O.I.A.A. Squash Tournament was hosted by York University this Championship team earned 17 points while Osgoode Hall was a close second with 15 points. Lakehead placed fifth in the year. Ryerson, the tournament. 90 �FRONT ROW: G. Cancade, D. Hennefant. BACK ROW: B. Shannon, Coach; C. Doyle, D. Speed, T. Burke, B. Friday. Inter- Collegiate Skiing Lakehead University was well-represented in the O.I.A.A. Ski Championship held at Laurentian University. They placed second to Osgoode Hall with many of the top Osgoode team members being ex-Lakehead University students. 91 �Inter- Collegiate Swimming Lakehead University, for the first time, entered the O.I.A.A. Swim meet with the smallest team entered. Although we only placed fifth, Dave Curtis was chosen to represent Lakehead in the Canadian Inter-Collegiate National Championship at the University of New Brunswick. 92 �FRONT ROW: M.C. Zuback, J.A. Pettit. BACK ROW: L. Tracey, C. Hagstrom, D. McDonald, L. Logozzo, L. Adams, L. Bonnett Cheerleading The Lakehead University Cheerleaders had a busy year during 1968-1969. They devoted a great deal of time and effort to help promote school spirit and are to be congratulated on a job well-done. 93 �FRONT ROW: Gail Amort, Jackie Turner, Helen Morrish. BACK ROW: Jackie Hoffman, Wilma Van Den Hurk, Linda Thomas, Judy Perlin, Glennis Holmes, Marita Riekstins, Bill Shannon, Coach. ABSENT: Linda Hornblower. Women's Basketball The Lakehead University Women's Basketball team had a good season under the direction of their coach, Mr. Bill Shannon. At the end of the season their record stood at 12 wins and 4 losses and they were the Champions of the Thunder Bay Basketball Association Senior Women's League. The top scorers were Glenis Holmes with 172 points and Judy Perlin with 156 points. 94 �FRONT ROW: Molly Mclntyre, Donna McDonald, Debbie Haggerman, Sandra Chepil. BACK ROW: Kathy Kangas, Coach; Barb Madwick, Barb Caldwell, Barb Kozub, Celina Reitberger. ABSENT: Ann Gordon, Barb Jackowski. Women's The Lakehead University Volleyball Women's Volleyball Team, in it's first year, 4 wins and 4 losses. They also received the runner-up trophy at the Hibbing Invitational Tournament. The most valuable player on the team was Barbara Medwick. had a fairly good season with a record of 9b �Inter- Collegiate Fencing Competing against three other teams, the Lakehead University Fencing Team placed first in the O.I.A.A. Fencing Tournament held at Brock University. Second place was York University and third place was Brock. Inter- Collegiate Table Tennis The O.I.A.A. Table Tennis Tournament hosted by Osgoode Hall saw the Lakehead team defeat seven other teams to place first with a record of nineteen wins and two losses. Second and third places went to Brock University and Ryerson respectively. 96 �97 �93 ��Argus Staff SQUATTING, Left to Right: John McGregor, Bob Leggett, Al Roblin, Simon Hoad. AT TABLE, Left to Right: Barb Williams, STANDING, Wendy Wilson, Ron Baker, Marnie Stewart, Linda Montgomery. Left to Right: Gord Ackri, Winston Rennie, Doug Smart, Gord Fukushima, Doug Angus, Clayte Petrick. 100 �c.u.s.o. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeanetty Gall, Student Chairman; Sharon Inouye, returned C.U.S.O. volunteer; Andre Cloutier, Faculty Representative Business Club Dennis Buset, President; Jim Blundon, Vice-President; Glen Burton, Treasurer (ab.) Les Tippin, Secretary (ab.). ; Chinese Student Association David Lee, President; Steve Wong, Vice-President;WaiHonPoon, Treasurer; DavidHui, Secretary. 101 �Circle K Mike Pawlowski, President; Paul Sebesta, Vice-President; Seppo Viherjoki, Secretary Treasurer; Jerry Bums, Director (ab.) Drama Club Ian Maplethorp, President; Elvene Hamilton, Secretary Treasurer. Engineering Institute Of Canada Dave Lawrence, Chairman; Emilio Righto, Secretary Treasurer; Norman Horofke, Vice-Chairman. 102 �) Engineering Society Dave Molson, President; Mike Kohanski, Secretary Treasurer; Andy Saj, Vice-President. French Club Bruno Desilets, President; Michael Metherell, Vice-President; Rita Hunt, Treasurer; Lita Boubreau, Secretary; Mark Boubreau, Advertising; Marcia Hardy, Social Convener; Wendi Ficek, Social Convener. Judicial Committee Ralph Barone, Associate Justice; Doug Loken, Associate Justice; Bill Cocker, Court Clerk; Mike Barkwell, Chief Justice (ab.);Tony Hill, Crown Attorney ( ab. ) Bob Murray, Defence Attorney ( ab. ; 103 �L.U.F.A. John North, President; Steve Gundry, Co-Ordinator; Bob Yatkowsky, Assistant Public Relations (ab.); Shawn Cooke, Public Relations; Rich Clarke, Secretary; Herb Bax, Treasurer; Ross Singleton, Vice-President (ab.) L.U.N. A. Sharon Weller, President; Leslie Reid, Corresponding Secretary; Janet Perling, Recording Secretary. Anne Piatt, Treasurer; L.U.S.T. Ian Maplethorp, Producer; Val Dennison, Assistant Producer (ab.) 104 �Political Science Club Doug Loken, President; Beth MacKinnon, Publicity Chairman; Michael Metherell, Vice-President. Sociology— Anthropology Club Angela Winchester, President; Sue Erwin, Vice-President; Ted Christiansen, Treasurer; Jim Doherty, Recording Secretary (ab.) 105 �West Indian Club Angela Winchester, President; Mike Rambali, Vice-President; Roger Shim, Public Relations Officer; Chunirai Lachman, Treasurer; Lois Fredricks, Secretary. Winter Carnival Russ Percy — Chairman Marcia Graham — Co-Director Les Tippin — Treasurer Bob Katajamaki — Co-Director Sandra Borton JudieGraveson Susan Friday Beth MacKinnon Sharon Weller Ekins Pat Gain Joanne Burak Karen Moore Bill BayneByak (ab.) John North (ab.) Ray Walker (ab.) Mike Sweeney Steve Gundry Darlene Cumbalisty (ab.) AlanRoblin(ab.) 106 ��In Residence We... �Create 109 �WELL . . . WHILE THE OTHERS SOME DO 110 . . . ���Frosh Sept. 16: Week Science Assembly Arts Luncheon Student-Faculty Reception Sept. 17: Business Administration Dinner Arts Faculty Movie Roller Skating Sept. 18: Films S.D.U. Presentation Sept. 19: Films Chippewa Park - Science Centennial Park Sept. 20: - Arts A.M.S. Dance Sept. 23-26: Science Receptions Sept. 27: A.M.S. Elections Arts Society Dance �114 �United Appeal Comes To Lake head University Via The Engineers 115 �October... 116 �117 �118 �119 �120 �121 �November.. �The Manitoba Contemporary Dancers 123 �In Concert 124 �S. A.S. Homecoming 125 �December... �New Years Eve ��January... Winter Carnival '69 �130 �King Karnival: Dennis Wallace The King's Duty?? 131 First ��V ''''^VHHHHHH Winter Carnival Parade Engineering Business Administration And Nursing Degree 133 ��Mark Twain At Home ��137 ��lptures 69 Days �140 �141 �142 �143 ���Did You Say Play Money??? �Car Bash The Good Fortune 147 ��149 ��151 �152 �1 i King: Queen: Dennis Donna Wallace Pace —Business —Arts Administration 153 �Carnival Queen Donna Pace Faculty Of Arts �Miss Business & Nursing Degree Connie Reid Miss Engineering Liz Adams 155 �Miss Science Lynn Hauta Miss Nursing Marie Ferguson �Miss Forestry Diane Nylund Miss Library Tech & Ryerson Arch. Gloria Balon 157 �158 �159 �160 �Pozo- Seco 161 ��163 ��165 �S. A.S. �O.LA.A. Curling Champions Bruce Brymer President, S.A.S. Glennis Holmes Female Athlete Of The Year Murray Smith Male Athlete Of The Year ��April... ���Alumni 172 �173 �Convocation 1969 Degrees and diplomas were presented to 387 graduating students Saturday, May 31 at Lakehead University's Convocation Exercises. A total of 217 students graduated from the Faculty of Arts including Lawrence Hansen, a mathematics major who received the University's second Master of Arts Degree. General Bachelor of Arts degrees were presented to 190 students and 26 Honours B.A. degrees were awarded. The Faculty of Science graduated 49 students this year including nine Honours B.Sc. graduates. Degrees and Diplomas were awarded to 121 students from the University Schools. This total included 32 from the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program, six graduate diplomas in Business Administration, nine from Forest Research, one from Mining and 20 from Library Technology. The executive Vice-Chairman of the Committee of Presidents of guest speaker at the Convocation exercises. 174 Universities of Ontario, Dr. J.B. Macdonald was �Awards Winners POULIN AWARD : for outstanding citizenship presented to the student selected by Faculty and Adminimost to the welfare of the his fellows, the stration as contributing University through his student activities. Pentti Paularinne PRESIDENT'S AWARDS: given annually to the graduating students who have occupied positions of responsibility in who by their and achievements have earned the the students' organizations and activities gratitude of the University. Don Bergman Maureen Broadhurst Peter McCormack Jeanetty Gall John McCutcheon Glenn Miller Larry Hebert Pentti Paularinne Don Lees Owen Marks Mary Powell John Sihvonen Wendy Ticknor Dr. Braun's John C. McCutcheon Medal for the highest ranking graduating student in Business Administration Dr. Braun's George Barrie Reed Medal for the highest ranking graduating student in Engineering Dr. Braun's Medal Herb Arnold Bax for the highest ranking graduating student in Forest Dr. Braun's Technology Technology Nancy Doreen Marks Medal for the highest ranking graduating student in Library Technology The Science Medal Douglas John Robert McKessock, B.Sc. for the highest ranking graduating student in the Faculty of Science The Chancellor's Medal Eleanor Joan Miller, B.A. for the highest ranking graduating student in the Graduating Class of the General or The Lieutenant Governor's Medal Honours Degree Colleen Sheila Mahoney, B.A. for the highest ranking graduating student of the Third year of the General Degree The Governor General's Medal Owen Marks, for the highest ranking student in the Graduating Class of the 175 Honours Degree B.A. �The Opening 176 of the Ball �177 �Of H6e fyaduatUy (fym, /tact rf(C Of *%efi Executive 'pot TKatiwcf, Oocx tyiadua£i<M One TRemem&e*. �Doing Our Thing 179 Own �180 �181 �182 �133 �184 ��Nor'Wester Staff Nor'Wester 1969 got off to a slow first had trouble in finding a person with few enough some of the activities that you remember from the beginning of start this year as last year's staff brains to take the job as Editor-in-Chief. For this reason term have not been represented. To some, a yearbook is just another piece of junk to be stored away and forgotten but to a few of us, it will bring back many happy memories of our years at Lakehead University. We, on the staff, realize that this may not be the best but we tried to make it worthwhile. Without the help of the photographers, Don Bergman and David Lawrence and the copywriters and layout artists, Maureen Broadhurst and Gail Keffer this year's Nor'Wester would never have existed. To all the others who gave up even one evening of their time in order that Nor'Wester '69 could be published, we thank you. 186 �Acknowledgements The staff of Nor'Wester '69 being fairly small, we were many people for assistance. We would like forced to rely on to express our sincere gratitude to those listed below and to any that we have inadvertently omitted. Gord Acri Sports Title page Andrew's Photography Photographs of the Winter Carnival Queen and princesses. 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