Forestry (Lakehead University)
Forestry was a team at Lakehead University.[1]
1972, Forestry Annual
This broomball team finished in 8th position with 2 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. The Forestry faculty won the Bike Race from Pigeon River and placed second in the hockey tournament.[1]
The Forestry Annual names 2 people for this group: Jean Hershey; Rick Player.
- Nanibijou's Paddle: A forestry canoe team finished in fourth place during a paddling event with a time of 3:30:2.[2]
- Mooseport "400": A joint team of Forestry and Science students took second place, while an all-Forestry team finished fourth in a cycling event.[2]
- FLOOR HOCKEY: The floor hockey team placed third in a league consisting of only three teams. One player stood out as the top scorer for the team, ranking third overall in the league scoring race.[3]
- SQUALLEYBALL: Three representatives played in a tournament for a sport similar to volleyball played in a squash court. Because they won their only game before the season ended, they claimed a share of the championship.[3]
- SUMMARY: The author reflects on the 1971-72 sports season, noting that while they lacked championships, the students showed great spirit. The department was awarded a participation trophy at a dinner dance for having 47% of students involved in sports.[3]
- Winter Carnival 1972: The 1972 Winter Carnival saw several changes, including the replacement of the wind-up ball with a bandarama and the removal of official sanction for several contests. One club stepped in to sponsor the royalty competition, while students from one faculty participated in various events like the bike race and hockey.[4]
1973, Harvest
A snowman is shown with the word 'FORESTRY' written on its base. Students from the forestry program are shown supporting their team with a large banner and attending various sporting events including basketball and baseball.[5]
Officers and advisers named: K. W. Hearnden (Dean).
1985, Harvest
Students from the forestry program are shown in various field settings, including a large group photo in a cleared area and smaller groups in the woods and with heavy equipment. A collection of candid photographs showing students in the Forestry program engaged in field work and social activities.[6]
The Harvest names 94 people for this group: Audrey Bruce; Yvons Lecours; Craig Tilander; Richard Wiz; Bill Devoe; Pete Zacharko; Ben Brown; Mike Wiens; Paul Bastarache; Rob Quesnel; Andrea Morison; Carl Soramaki; Mark Gallant; Mark Smallwood; Brad Hill; John Lagadin; Ray Mikolash; Mike Henderson; Dennis Lemay; Cheryl Hodgson; Mark Scofich; Pat Bonnilla; Dave Haveman; Andrew Grauman; Bernie Paziuk; Kevin Cookson; John Patridge; Scott McAllister; Tim Owens; Roy Granger; Caroline Hawes; Hazen Gilks; Dorothy Willis; Clive Baudine; Randy Celko; Robert Perchuk; Greg Cox; Richard Cowley; Carol Mackay; Marlene Rhyner; Peter Dytyniak; Shawn Galligher; Dennis Dufour; John Saranchuk; Jim Nasium; Mike Raphone; I.P. Daily; Hugh G. Rection; John Desousa; Randy Volataire; Brent Jones; Gary Wilton; Ted Frisbee; Richard Audet; Fred Brotherton; Tim Salkeld; Tim Stoddart; Rick LeBlanc; Andy Koenig; Dave Flight; Deb Desrosiers; Judy Wright; Barry Anderson; Tom Veert; Eric Winterburn; Jim Heuvelmans; Rad Loke; Eric Baker; Pat Sullivan; Miles Johnston; Joad Durst; Grant Jelec; Connie Skidmore; Dave Collier; Jean MacIssac; Sandy Morris; Mark VanderHoeden; Ken Palmer; Gerd Proeschel; John Routhier; Ian Hagman; Larry Branston; Bernie Thiel; Dave Hails; Mark Goddard; Pierre Lang; Patrick Aulenback; Tim Cavanagh; Gary Macsemchuk; Rick Smith; Glen Switaer; Mike.. (as printed); Chris ? (as printed); Gilles Bossé (as printed).
Officers and advisers named: Rob Stirling (Mr. Buns).
- INITIATION: On September 22, first-year, transfer, and second-year forestry students participated in initiation rituals. The group traveled from the Agora to a local park for the selection of title holders before heading to the pits and a river for further activities.[7]
1967, Nor'Wester
A snow sculpture of a person in winter gear created by the forestry students.[8]
Officers named: Associate Professor: J. W. Haggerty; Teaching Assistant: S. Zingel; Teaching Assistant: L. Vidlak; Miss Forestry: Alida Moes.
- winning sculpture: This page displays various snow sculptures created for a competition, including a train, a centennial-themed dome, and figures representing different campus groups.[9]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Lakehead University Forestry Annual (1972), scan page 32. Internet Archive.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Lakehead University Forestry Annual (1972), scan page 35. Internet Archive.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Lakehead University Forestry Annual (1972), scan page 36. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Forestry Annual (1972), scan page 38. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Forestry Harvest (1973), scan page 13. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Forestry Harvest (1985), p. 2. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead Forestry Harvest (1985), p. 22. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Nor'Wester (1967), p. 32. Internet Archive.
- ↑ Lakehead University Nor'Wester (1967), p. 85. Internet Archive.