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Choir (Lakehead Teachers' College)

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Choir was a student club at Lakehead Teachers' College.[1]

1961, Giant '61

The choir practiced various songs throughout the year despite a lack of practice facilities and planned to perform with the drama club.[2]

The Giant '61 names 1 person for this group: Norman J. Kleven.

Officers and advisers named: Norman J. Kleven (Director).

1964, Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook

The Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook names 128 people for this group: Lorraine Adomko; Gwendoline Barker; Don Christie; Paul Dubenski; Bette Ann Elliotson; Done Fisher; Molly Forshaw; Mary Giannone; Alice Gretchen; Pat Guerrieri; Joyce Hiller; Irene Kondrat; Marlene Kwasnicia; Bernard John Mascotto; Keith A. McFayden; Bobbi Middleton; Douglas Milko; Bruce Miller; Don Miller; Pauline Linda Panczyszyn; Sandra Gay Pawlicki; Gary Peel; Dennis Reid; Donna Margaret Alice Robski; Leonard Rocco; Louis Rocco; Edward Saj; Lynne Sakamoto; John F. Salamon; Don Scott; Rhoda Sewell; Barbara Shapland; April Silvaggio; Curtis Sleeman; Faye Sprickerhoff; Lynne Steibbings; Gail Suprovich; Bev Taylor; Virginia Traer; Denis Turgeon; Elizabeth Tuzyk; Barbara Valley; Pat Wright; Helen Barrett; George Bodak; Frank Brendza; Jerri Byzinski; John Chase; Peggy Coghill; Pauline Day; Sharon Dorota; Diana Gregor; Irene Harasymew; Pat Holt; Barbara Keatley; Sandra Kragero; Bernice Lenton; Lois MacKay; Bonnie MacMillan; Belinda McAuliffe; Diane Mills; Marie-France Quirrielle; Ailo Salo; Tom Schmerk; Ruth Shaw; Carolyn Thomas; Calum Varey; Edith Adamo; Carol Baran; Gail Bell; Cheryl Ann Billingsley; John Bird; Sheryl Bohonos; Gwen Boulet; Dennis Fairbridge; Margaret Wilson; Pat Goulet; Sharon Grasser; Janice Gustafson; Bill Hodwitz; Jo Holland; Elizabeth Hoogsteen; Faye Louise Johnson; Sheila Kaszor; Stephanie Kozak; Gordon Law; Roderick McLeod; Elizabeth Menzie; Sian Morgan; Keith Newman; Linda Niemi; Wendie Noga; Lenore Oger; Evert Ohraniemi; Marilyn Mindel Okell; Tom Oldale; Gordon Ollikainen; Loretta Palinko; Linda Prouty; Judith Rajala; Pearl Rice; Barbara Ann Sheridan; Joan Smar; Gay Stenback; Pauline Stevenson; Dona Topham; Diann Wianwright; Robert Wilson; Nancy Withers; Sheila Dunn; Barry Brophy; Glenna Bucknell; Jackie Byzinski; Alice Chaykowski; Kathy Coppard; Jasmine Cowland; Lesley Crawford; Ruthclaire Currie; Joan Diane Elliott; Pat Falls; Donald Farrow; Janet Favetta; Louise Favetta; Marie Foreman; Marina Franz; Ronald Frenette; Linda Furlong; Barbara Ojala.[1]

1965, Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook

A candid photo page showing students eating and preparing food. A large group of students and staff members posed together on a stage for the college choir photograph.[3]

The leadership group for the college choir, pictured around a piano.[4]

The Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook names 160 people for this group: Mae Lee; Paul Dubenski; Marianne Wallace; Helen Miller; Sharen Werk; Eunice Gastmeier; Vicki Wilson; Gail Munroe; Amy Murikami; Joan Northern; Mary Norlund; Iris Prosyk; Marlene Greene; Judy Foulds; Dixie McQuaker; Sheila Krack; Diana Montgomery; Lorraine Adomko; Lila Rice; Sandra Prystanski; Don Scott; April Silvaggio; Elaine Southern; Pat Wright; Sonja Haukaas; Wendy Beach; Donna Robski; Gloria Bodnar; Jackie Arnone; Sandy Lindstrom; Joan Cade; Sharon Black; Marlene Muzzin; Marilyn Valley; Lois McKee; Jane Welch; Lynn Seller; Betty Kreger; Mrs. Morkan; Harold Howlett; Edward Hallin; Mrs. Roy; Janet Trevisanutto; Mary Nichol; Bernice Kosmoski; Jackie Vienneau; Roberta Roach; Diane Scribilo; Sandra Narvanen; Bobbie Middleton; Judy Kashuba; Dorothy Finlay; Anita Zadorozny; Carrolyn Farrow; Diedre McFee; Joanne Elliott; Linda Auger; Betty Boucher; Betty Wagner; Joan Morrow; Donald Modin; Bruce Miller; Reginald Wilson; Donald Miller; Harry Suke; Don L. Davey; Curtis Sleeman; Wayne Seller; Lynn Wilson; Pat Moran; Ronald Anderchuk; Fred Parks; Waino Aho; Rick Harrison; Ed. Motkaluk; Roger Hamilton; Barry Batley; Larry Towsley; Keith McFayden; Bernie Mascotto; Bill McCulloch; Murry McFayden; Diane Grieve; Amy Murakimi; Sandy Narvanen; Roberta Hassard; Sue Peters; Susan Petrie; Len Rocco; Lou Rocco; Ed Saj; Sharron Shaver; Marion Smith; Darlene Taylor; Vivian Zanette; Carol Calder; Don Christie; Sandy Cole; Diana Drombolis; Doug Grynol; Pat Guerrieri; Irene Kondrat; Marlene Kwasnicia; Bernard Mascotto; Lyn McEachern; Jane Metsopoulos; Pauline Panczyszyn; Sandra Pawlicki; Bonnie Robertson; David Ross; Lynne Sakamoto; Rhoda Sewell; Faye Sprickerhoff; Gail Suprovich; Beverley Taylor; Dennis Turgeon; Barbara Valley; Daryle White; Shirley Wrolstad; Lynda Zawacki; Diane Ball; Evelyn Basford; Barrie Battley; Penny Burns; Art Douglas; Rita Endhover; Carolyn Farrell; John Fish; Al Fugelsang; Marilyn Grant; Virginia Harrow; Keven Helseth; Gerrie Holm; Marilyn Kaukinen; Irene Kuorikoski; Sharen Lahteenmaa; Sandra Lindstrom; Nelson MacDougall; Sandra MacKenzie; Sandy Malone; Deirdre McFee; Terrance McPherson; Hazel Marken; Elizabeth Pasko; Dianne Peterson; Orise Roy; Aurelio Sabaz; Margaret Seeley; Harold Shack; Merilyn Stachow; Evelyn Ste. Croix; Neilson Strand; Ernie Surkan; Gerald Swanson; Verlie Umpherson; Jacqueline Vienneau; Mary Ann Wallace; Judy Witol; Carol Wood; N. Kleven.[3]

Officers and advisers named: executive: Pat Wright; Director: N. Kleven.

1966, Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook

The choir held special supper practices and performed carols at various local institutions.[5]

A large group of students posing in three rows for the alto and tenor sections of the college choir.[6]

A large group of students posing together on bleachers for the choir photograph.[7]

The Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook names 93 people for this group: Annikki Rioux; Janet Sorel; Janet Lake; Cheryl Locker; Irene Kidd; Brenda Gibson; Haroldene Whiteman; Darlene Bolton; Jacqueline Arnone; Betty Wagner; Holly Berndtsson; Sylvia Baziuk; Amy Murakami; Erika Schoenfeld; Kathryn Godin; Linda Auger; Frances Doran; Lorna Ikola; Patricia Currie; Janis Proudfoot; Dorothy Finlay; Irene Szwedo; Margaret Jarraway; Susan Wallace; Mary-Ann Stupendick; Lynn Seller; Roberta Roach; Diane Scribilo; Audrey Finch; Sharon Black; Joanne Elliott; Mike Southon; Murry McFayden; Louis Rocco; Len Racco; William Delvecchio; Martin Bishop; Henry Stachow; Lawrence O'Brien; Aime Caron; Paul Labdik; Gregory Saunders; John Charles; Edward Saj; Roland Baird; Howard Smith; William McCulloch; Linda Vaccher; Joan Antoniazzi; Iris Prosyk; Carol Wheatley; Donna Boress; Roberta Hassard; Judy Jordan; Roberta McGowan; Eileen Ollila; Marilyn Dove; Marcie Gilbert; Cathy McCormack; Sue Peters; Susan Petrie; Vivian Zanette; Sharon Wilson; Mary Blaine; Sharon Brassard; Cathy Colosimo; Alice Brinkman; Joanne Kowalski; Gayle Chase; Joanne Bishop; Irene Rushowick; Barbara Knutson; Donna Jackson; Carolyn Doran; Paula Bellon; Carol Payne; Natalie Dohanich; Ellen Foulds; Marion Smith; Patricia Hautanen; Fred Parks; Wayne Seller; Edward Kozak; Russell Wanzuk; Paul Dubenski; Frank Halford; Harry Suke; Arthur Hiebert; Larry Brown; James Klymko; Pat Byrnes; Roy Viita; Robert Grynol.[6]

Officers and advisers named: Executive: Henry Stachow; Executive: Joanne Elliott; Executive: Sharon Black; Executive: Audrey Finch; Director: N. Kleven.

1967, Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook

A large musical ensemble of students shown in a group performance photo.[8]

The leadership group for the college choir.[9]

The Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook names 8 people for this group: Glen McRae; Brian Houghton; Diane Rummery; Fred Viinnikka; N. Kleven; Jane Syvitski; Diane Buhlman; Margaret Houston.[9]

Officers and advisers named: Soloist: Robert Grieve; Soloist: Marilyn Marrier.

1968, The Key

The college choir is shown in a large group photo and an executive portrait.[10]

The college choir is shown performing in two group photos at the bottom of the page.[11]

The Key names 7 people for this group: Sam Walter; Elizabeth Rose; Jill Jewitt; Douglas Bergman; N. J. Kleven; Margaret Wheeler; Elizabeth Stodolny.[12]

Officers and advisers named: President: Jill Jewitt; Secretary: Elizabeth Stodolny.

1969, Reflections

This group led the school's largest club, which focused on musical education and social gatherings.[13]

The Reflections names 8 people for this group: Susan Stopyra; Mary Pat Kelly; Debbie Erickson; Claudine Kowalchuk; Larry Britt; Frank Pierce; Ray Carlson; Bob Bradley.[13]

Officers and advisers named: President: Ray Carlson; Vice-President: Frank Pierce; Secretary: Mary Pat Kelly; Treasurer: Claudine Kowalchuk; Soprano Representative: Susan Stopyra; Alto Representative: Debbie Erickson; Tenor Representative: Larry Britt; Bass Representative: Bob Bradley.

Other names printed in the yearbooks

Pages merged into this one were printed under these names:

  • Church Choir (1964, scan page 18)[14]
  • College Choir (1964, scan page 52)[15]
  • School Choir (1964, scan page 65)[16]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1964), scan page 14. Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ Giant '61 (1961), scan page 15. Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1965), scan page 17. Internet Archive.
  4. ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1965), scan page 8. Internet Archive.
  5. ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1966), scan page 39. Internet Archive.
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1966), scan page 76. Internet Archive.
  7. ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1966), scan page 77. Internet Archive.
  8. ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1967), scan page 22. Internet Archive.
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1967), scan page 40. Internet Archive.
  10. ↑ The Key (1968), scan page 41. Internet Archive.
  11. ↑ The Key (1968), scan page 71. Internet Archive.
  12. ↑ The Key (1968), scan page 50. Internet Archive.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Reflections (1969), scan page 66. Internet Archive.
  14. ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1964), scan page 18. Internet Archive.
  15. ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1964), scan page 52. Internet Archive.
  16. ↑ Lakehead Teachers' College Yearbook (1964), scan page 65. Internet Archive.
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