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Alma Mater Society Council (Lakehead University)

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Alma Mater Society Council was a student council at Lakehead University.[1]

1966, Nor'Wester

The student government body responsible for managing student affairs and extracurricular programs.[1]

Officers named: President: Gerald V. Iden.

  • President's Message: The student council president discusses the need for the organization to evolve alongside rapid enrollment growth. Key initiatives include joining a national student union, building new executive offices, and hiring full-time administrative staff to manage increased responsibilities.[1]

1967, Nor'Wester

The student government council representing various faculties and schools at the university.[2]

The Nor'Wester names 20 people for this group; they are also listed on the volume roster.

Members: Ian F. Thompson; Dawn G. Brownlee; Wayne M. Tocheri; Ronald T. Hider; Janice Holmes; Dave Sulphur; Don Cordingley; Peter T. Rusak; Wendy Ticknor; Doug Robson; Karen Nielsen; Joseph St. Amand; Natalie Sadowski; Jack Lemmon; Bob Jordan; Morley Mitchell; Rick Marwood; Peter McCormack; Ferg Penner; Helen Haavisto.

Officers named: President: Wayne M. Tocheri; Vice-President: Ian F. Thompson; Secretary: Dawn G. Brownlee; Treasurer: Ronald T. Hider; Chief Justice: Peter T. Rusak; Nursing rep.: Janice Holmes; University Schools rep.: Dave Sulphur; Arts rep.: Don Cordingley; Science rep.: Wendy Ticknor; University Schools rep.: Doug Robson; Nursing rep.: Karen Nielsen; President of University Schools: Joseph St. Amand; Arts rep.: Natalie Sadowski; Arts rep.: Jack Lemmon; Arts rep.: Bob Jordan; President of Arts: Morley Mitchell; Science rep.: Rick Marwood; Arts rep.: Peter McCormack; President of Science: Ferg Penner; University Schools rep.: Helen Haavisto.


1968, Nor'Wester

The student government council representing various faculties and schools at the university.[3]

The Nor'Wester names 22 people for this group; they are also listed on the volume roster.

Members: Don Lees; Joan Stuart; William G. Weiler; Mike Barkwell; Bert Bauman; Marilyn Murray; Don Cordingly; Julie Wierzbicki; George Paddington; Fred Poulter; John Sihvonen; Pia Saccu; Gerald Mosa; Marg Fleming; Don Bergman; David Parsons; Greg Cox; Doug Curtola; Peter McCormack; Pentti Paularinne; Bob Wynn; Rick Middaugh.

Officers named: President: William G. Weiler; Vice-President: Mike Barkwell; Treasurer: Don Lees; Secretary: Joan Stuart; Chief Justice: Bert Bauman; Nursing Rep.: Marilyn Murray; Arts Rep.: Don Cordingly; Arts Rep.: Julie Wierzbicki; University Schools President: George Paddington; Science Rep.: Fred Poulter; Arts Rep.: John Sihvonen; Nursing Rep.: Pia Saccu; University Schools Rep.: Gerald Mosa; Nursing Rep.: Marg Fleming; Science President: Don Bergman; Arts Rep.: David Parsons; University Schools Rep.: Greg Cox; University Schools Rep.: Doug Curtola; Arts Rep.: Peter McCormack; Arts President: Pentti Paularinne; University Schools Rep.: Bob Wynn; Science Rep.: Rick Middaugh.


References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Lakehead University Nor'Wester (1966), p. 16. Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ Lakehead University Nor'Wester (1967), p. 34. Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ Lakehead University Nor'Wester (1968), p. 36. Internet Archive.