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Board of Governors (Lakehead College)

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Board of Governors was a student council at Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology.[1]

1959, Nor'Wester

Officers named: Chairman: R. J. Flatt.

  • President's Message: The president of the athletic council reports on the year's activities, including a new bowling league with hospital nurses, broomball, and the popularity of curling. He notes that students used facilities at the Y.M.C.A. and local high schools, and mentions the success of the second annual hockey night and dance.[2]

1960, Metamorphoses

The governing body of the college pictured in a formal group portrait.[3]

The Metamorphoses names 20 people for this group; they are also listed on the volume roster.

Members: F. A. Blatchford (as printed); B. Shaffer (as printed); H. S. Braun (as printed); D. I. Nattress (as printed); R. J. Flatt (as printed); E. L. Goodall (as printed); A. V. Chapman (as printed); B. W. Stevens (as printed); W. L. C. Greer (as printed); F. L. Stevens (as printed); E. G. Pallister (as printed); D. Hassard (as printed); A. L. K. Switzer (as printed); E. M. Jellett (as printed); J. Paterson (as printed); K. A. Miners (as printed); S. Young (as printed); W. G. Tamblyn (as printed); J. M. Stitt (as printed); J. A. Crooks (as printed).

Officers named: chairman: E. L. Goodall.

  • S.A.C. Message: The President of the Students' Administrative Council discusses how the college's small size fosters a closely-knit community where students and faculty interact across different disciplines. He encourages students to take advantage of individual attention and to remain connected to the institution as alumni.[4]
  • The Camera Club: After several years of inactivity, the Camera Club was reformed in November 1959 with seven members. The group secured a grant from the student council to purchase darkroom equipment and took on the responsibility of taking candid photos of faculty and organizations for the yearbook.[5]


1962, Nor'Wester

The governing body of the college. The governing body of Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology.[6]

The Nor'Wester names 47 people for this group; they are also listed on the volume roster.

Members: B. W. Stevens (as printed); S. Laskin (as printed); A. L. K. Switzer (as printed); R. R. Mutrie (as printed); E. G. Pallister (as printed); M. W. Babe (as printed); D. F. Hassard (as printed); M. W. Bartley (as printed); F. L. Stevens (as printed); R. Hyslop (as printed); R. S. Young (as printed); J. A. Crooks (as printed); H. S. Braun (as printed); R. J. Flatt (as printed); W. G. Tamblyn (as printed); E. L. Goodall (as printed); D. I. Nattress (as printed); K. A. Miners (as printed); M. W. BABE (as printed); H. BADANAI (as printed); F. A. BLATCHFORD (as printed); A. V. CHAPMAN (as printed); J. H. CHARNOCK (as printed); D. C. CLARK (as printed); E. L. GOODALL (as printed); W. L. C. GREER (as printed); D. F. HASSARD (as printed); R. S. HYSLOP (as printed); B. M. JELLETT (as printed); K. A. MINERS (as printed); G. A. McKAY (as printed); D. I. NATTRESS (as printed); B. G. PALLISTER (as printed); J. PATERSON (as printed); R. B. POW (as printed); H. R. RUDD (as printed); B. SHAFFER (as printed); P. McK. SPENCE (as printed); B. L. STEVENS (as printed); A. L. K. SWITZER (as printed); W. G. TAMBLYN (as printed); L. B. WALKER (as printed); E. WISHART (as printed); F. E. WOOD (as printed); R. S. YOUNG (as printed); R. J. FLATT (CHAIRMAN) (as printed); M. W. BARTLEY (VICE-CHAIRMAN) (as printed).

Officers named: Secretary: H. S. Braun; Vice-Chairman: R. J. Flatt; Chairman: R. J. Flatt; Vice-Chairman: W. G. Tamblyn; Chairman: E. L. Goodall; Vice-Chairman: D. I. Nattress; Director: D. Clarke; Director: R. R. Mutrie; Vice-Chairman: M. W. Bartley.

  • FOOTBALL: Lakehead College entered a new era of sports by merging with the Port Arthur Mustangs to form a football team. Despite individual successes and awards, the team struggled in the standings, though several players received professional try-out invitations.[7]
  • Official Opening Plaque: A commemorative plaque marking the official opening of the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology on October 2, 1957, by the Minister of Education.[8]


1963, Nor'Wester

The board announced contracts for a new University Centre and moved the first degree granting date to May 1965. The governing body of the college shown seated at a formal table.[9]

The Nor'Wester names 30 people for this group; they are also listed on the volume roster.

Members: R. R. Mutrie; J. R. Machan; B. W. Stevens; D. W. Morgan (as printed); R. S. Young (as printed); H. I. Cook (as printed); A. L. K. Switzer (as printed); E. G. Pallister (as printed); F. L. Stevens (as printed); K. A. Miners (as printed); R. Hyslop (as printed); J. H. Charnock (as printed); D. H. Coghlan (as printed); G. H. Young (as printed); D. C. Clark (as printed); W. G. Tamblyn (as printed); E. L. Goodall (as printed); H. S. Braun (as printed); E. M. Jellett (as printed); R. J. Flatt (as printed); B. Shaffer (as printed); D. L. Nattress (as printed); M. W. Babe (as printed); M. W. Bartley (as printed); J. A. Crooks (as printed); G. P. Dalzell (as printed); M. S. Fotheringham (as printed); D. S. Hassard (as printed); G. A. MacKay (as printed); J. N. Paterson (as printed).

Officers named: Principal: H. S. Braun; Secretary: David W. Morgan; Chairman: E. L. Goodall; Vice Chairman: W. G. Tamblyn; Vice Chairman: D. L. Nattress.

  • The Principal's Message: The Principal reflects on a busy year at Lakehead College, highlighting the completion of the Men's Residence and the announcement of a new University Centre. He also notes that the first degrees will be granted in May 1965, making current first-year Arts students the inaugural graduating class.[10]


1964, Nor'Wester

The governing body of the college, including various local professionals and officials.[11]

The Nor'Wester names 30 people for this group; they are also listed on the volume roster.

Members: Alderman S. W. Lukinuk; W. G. Tamblyn (as printed); D. I. Nattress (as printed); J. N. Paterson (as printed); D. W. Morgan (as printed); M. W. Babe (as printed); M. W. Bartley (as printed); H. S. Braun (as printed); J. H. Charnock (as printed); D. C. Clark (as printed); G. P. Dalzell (as printed); T. B. Fallows (as printed); R. J. Flatt (as printed); J. M. Fleming (as printed); M. S. Fotheringham (as printed); E. L. Goodall (as printed); D. F. Hassard (as printed); R. Hyslop (as printed); T. J. Kane (as printed); J. R. Machan (as printed); K. A. Miners (as printed); R. R. Mutrie (as printed); E. G. Pallister (as printed); R. J. Prettie (as printed); B. Shaffer (as printed); B. W. Stevens (as printed); F. L. Stevens (as printed); A. L. K. Switzer (as printed); G. H. Young (as printed); R. S. Young (as printed).

Officers named: Chairman: W. G. Tamblyn; Vice-Chairman: D. I. Nattress; Vice-Chairman: J. N. Paterson; Secretary: David W. Morgan.

  • Vice-Principal Administration: David W. Morgan was appointed Vice-Principal in May 1963 after serving as a lecturer and Bursar. He successfully chaired the administration division of the building-fund campaign, which exceeded its $750,000 goal.[12]


References

  1. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1959), p. 43. Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1959), p. 55. Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ Lakehead College Metamorphoses (1960), p. 14. Internet Archive.
  4. ↑ Lakehead College Metamorphoses (1960), p. 15. Internet Archive.
  5. ↑ Lakehead College Metamorphoses (1960), p. 36. Internet Archive.
  6. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1962), p. 3. Internet Archive.
  7. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1962), p. 74. Internet Archive.
  8. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1962), p. 85. Internet Archive.
  9. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1963), scan page 6. Internet Archive.
  10. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1963), scan page 8. Internet Archive.
  11. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1964), scan page 7. Internet Archive.
  12. ↑ Lakehead College Nor'Wester (1964), scan page 11. Internet Archive.