Atikokan (Lakehead University)
Atikokan was a group at Lakehead University.[1]
1992, Northern Exposure
A large group of students residing in or associated with the Atikokan residence area.[1]
The Northern Exposure names 52 people for this group: Delia Grandinetti; Tracy Wing; Connie Pelletier; Kathleen Payne; Karen Hawkins; Kathy Thompson; Kristina Withers; Tracy Laurin; Katherine Boyd; Melanie Thompson; Kristine Knowles; Robin Salt; Mirika Fraser; Kathryn Mcchesney; Michelle Ladouceur; Stephin Preddy; Charles Brown; Gregory Brown; Michael Franco; Peter George; Nathan Locatelli; Kevin McRae; Doug Carroll; Louie Esposito; Kelly Pollock; Frank Ogiamien; Brad Billings; Bob Brown; Scott Hae; Matthew Queau; David Pentney; Tara Brunette; Rachell Ungar; Jennifer Mabee; Catherine Bennett; Jill Baxter; Colleen Clements; Pamela Clark; Susan Jamieson; Eva Thompson; Julia Frezza; Carlene Jenkins; Shari-Lyn Tarlton; Kathryn Smith; Carmen Boudreau; Maria Kosec; Jody Sloat; Donna Bell; Christa Sadler; Jennifer Gerecke; Maureen Mclean; Mark Flynn.
Officers and advisers named: Mark Flynn (R.A.).
1999, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook
Residence house leadership for Atikokan. Winners of Mountain Bike Race and co-winners of Minor Basketball.[2]
The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 2 people for this group: Eric Bacon; Joey Young.
Officers and advisers named: Eric Bacon (RA); Joey Young (HP).
2000, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook
The Atikokan residence house won second place for their haunted house or Halloween decorations. Winners of the Soccer competition.[3]
The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 33 people for this group: Val Hicks; Matt Chandler; Vince Kurr; Carmine O'Malley; Simone Carlton; Al Ratskoff; Cherie Martorana; Lulu Marfetti; Mary Walsh; Jefferson Pinsker; Lauren (as printed); Noel (as printed); Natalie (as printed); Jay (as printed); Dave (as printed); Val (as printed); Isa (as printed); Steph (as printed); Danielle (as printed); Ryan (as printed); Amber (as printed); Mel (as printed); Tana (as printed); Pete (as printed); James (as printed); Andrew (as printed); Marissa (as printed); Melissa (as printed); Dana (as printed); Randy (as printed); Rosemary (as printed).
Officers and advisers named: Val Hicks (Residence Assistant); Matt Chandler (House President).
- And The Winners Are...: A list of winning residence houses or teams for various sporting events including soccer, baseball, volleyball, ball hockey, ultimate frisbee, 3 on 3 basketball, and a swim meet.[4]
- Bloodshed at the birthday party: A murder mystery event was held involving the fictional death of a multi-millionaire during his birthday celebration. Participants played various roles including a detective, a priest, and several suspects to solve the crime.[5]
2001, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook
A residence house or floor group featuring a Resident Assistant and House Presidents. A large group of students from Atikokan house posing together indoors.[6]
The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 3 people for this group: Stephanie Statham; Sean Dickie; Dave Muscat.
Officers and advisers named: Stephanie Statham (R.A.); Sean Dickie (H.P.); Dave Muscat (H.P.).
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Northern Exposure (1992), p. 14. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (1999), scan page 1. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 11. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 46. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 60. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2001), p. 13. Internet Archive.