Lakehead College Giant (1958) roster

This is the list of people named in Lakehead College Giant (1958) (1958).

People

Name	Role	Program	Hometown	Page
W. S. Armstrong	Staff			p. 8
E. G. Bishop	Staff			p. 67
H. S. Braun	Staff	Principal of Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology		p. 8
Frank D. Brown	Staff			p. 2
J. W. Haggerty	Staff			p. 8
Helvi Helle	Staff	Secretary of Lakehead College		p. 9
R. Lehtovaara	Staff			p. 9
D. Lindsay	Staff			p. 8
M. Masterson	Staff			p. 67
W. D. McKinnon	Staff			p. 9
T. B. Miller	Staff	staff advisor of The Giant		p. 9
T. W. Page	Staff			p. 9
Etoile R. Stevenson	Staff			p. 9
C. Whitaker	Staff			p. 9
Bernard Allard	Student			p. 88
Bernie Allard	Student	Engineering I	Port Arthur	p. 21
Tamara Anderson	Student	Pharmacy	Fort William	p. 16
Bruce Antonen	Student			p. 39
Patricia Armstrong	Student			p. 34
Michael St. J. Beverley	Student		Geraldton	p. 16
George Bevilacqua	Student			p. 34
David B. Bianco	Student		Red Rock	p. 16
Ron Bisset	Student			p. 36
Pat Boivin	Student	Technical Mining II	North Bay	p. 27
Kenneth Boloty	Student	Engineering I	Port Arthur	p. 21
Harold S. Braun	Student			p. 4
Frank Brown	Student	Technical Forestry First Year	Creighton	p. 23
Al Bruley	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 11
Joseph A. Bruley	Student			p. 88
Leo Bruzas	Student			p. 34
Frank Buchik	Student	Technical Forestry Second Year	Fort William	p. 26
William Buchkowski	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 11
William Butuk	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 11
Lorne A. Campbell	Student	Engineering I	Port Arthur	p. 21
Gerald A. Carlson	Student	Engineering I	Fort William	p. 21
John Cerven	Student			p. 39
Nester Cheowy	Student			p. 34
Terrence F. Cody	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 11
Clem Coley	Student			p. 44
Glen A. Coley	Student	Tech Mining II	Sudbury	p. 27
Earl Connors	Student	Tech Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 24
Rod Cook	Student			p. 48
Rod Cooke	Student	Technical Forestry First Year	Courtright	p. 23
Ray Cote	Student	Applied Science	Geraldton	p. 11
Donald Coulson	Student			p. 39
David Crane	Student	Commerce	Fort William	p. 16
David L. Crozier	Student	Applied Science	Cold Stream	p. 11
Helen Dewar	Student			p. 34
Hans Dieter	Student			p. 34
Hanns R. Dornbusch	Student		Fort William	p. 12
Bernard E. Doughton	Student	Tech Mining I	Fort William	p. 24
Raymond E. Drew	Student		Port Arthur	p. 25
John M. Duncan	Student	Technical Forestry First Year	Peterborough	p. 23
Marvin Dyrkacz	Student		Winnipegosis Manitoba	p. 25
Glen Eckland	Student			p. 47
Carol Anne Egan	Student			p. 88
Nan Egan	Student			p. 45
Nancy Egan	Student		Fort William	p. 16
Glenn R. Eklund	Student	Technical Forestry First Year	Nestor Falls	p. 23
David G. Elchuk	Student	Engineering I	Murillo	p. 21
Robert W. Everett	Student		Fort William	p. 12
Hugh A. Ferguson	Student		Fort William	p. 25
Manfred Ficker	Student			p. 39
Gerald Forslund	Student		Geraldton	p. 12
Lloyd A. Fucile	Student		Fort William	p. 16
Hugh G. Gamble	Student		Dryden	p. 12
Larry Gibson	Student		Fort William	p. 12
Lorne Gibson	Student			p. 36
Wavenley Gilbert	Student			p. 39
Andrew Gilliland	Student		Winnipeg Manitoba	p. 12
Ronald D. Gregor	Student		Port Arthur	p. 17
Ruddy Groulx	Student	Pharmacy	Port Arthur	p. 17
Rudolph W. Groulx	Student			p. 88
Russel B. Hall	Student	Technical Forestry First Year	High River Alberta	p. 23
Clarence L. Hardy	Student			p. 88
Clary Hardy	Student		Fort William	p. 17
Stephen Z. Hart	Student		Picton	p. 12
Richard Heale	Student		Atikokan	p. 12
Raymond Hodowansky	Student		Fort William	p. 17
Doreen S. Inouye	Student	Chemistry	Fort William	p. 20
Al Jack	Student			p. 51
Allan D. Jack	Student		Fort William	p. 17
Mel Jacobson	Student		Fort William	p. 13
Melvin Jacobson	Student			p. 88
John Jaklitch	Student	Engineering I	Port Arthur	p. 21
Al Johnson	Student		Port Arthur	p. 13
Alan E. Johnson	Student			p. 88
Dave Johnson	Student		Port Arthur	p. 13
Tim Kan	Student			p. 44
Howard Kauppinen	Student		Orillia	p. 13
Osmo M. Kaustinen	Student		Nipigon	p. 13
Peter Kedge	Student	Chemistry	Fort William	p. 20
Brian Keenan	Student		Port Arthur	p. 17
Gavin V. Kempton	Student		Fort William	p. 13
Ronald Klemacki	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22
Bruce N. Knicely	Student		Fort William	p. 17
Edward G. Knutson	Student		Port Arthur	p. 17
Carl J. Konefal	Student		Port Arthur	p. 18
Al Korkola	Student	Technical Forestry Second Year	Timmins	p. 26
Allan J. Korkola	Student			p. 39
Peter Koshulap	Student		Fort William	p. 13
Eugene Kotyk	Student		Fort William	p. 13
Walter J. Kwasny	Student		Fort William	p. 18
John Lagadin	Student	Tech Mining II	Port Arthur	p. 27
Daniel A. Langille	Student	Technical Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 25
Tommy Laprade	Student			p. 42
Thomas D. Law	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22
Bert Lemon	Student		Chapleau	p. 25
Ian MacDonald	Student		Fort William	p. 18
Hugh Mackay	Student			p. 67
Marius Madsen	Student			p. 67
George Maier	Student		Fort William	p. 18
John Maki	Student		Port Arthur	p. 14
Raymond Malo	Student		Fort William	p. 18
Fred R. Marshall	Student			p. 67
Donald R. Martin	Student	Chemistry	Fort William	p. 20
Robert J. McCall	Student		Fort William	p. 18
Joseph McDonough	Student			p. 67
Kenneth McKay	Student	Chemistry	Fort William	p. 20
Stuart McNeill	Student			p. 39
Arthur Menhart	Student			p. 39
John J. Meyers	Student		Toronto	p. 25
William Mokomela	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22
Mervyn Moroz	Student		Fort William	p. 18
Robert Nash	Student		Port Arthur	p. 18
George D. Neely	Student		Fort William	p. 14
Robert D. Nesbitt	Student	Technical Forestry First Year	Ottawa	p. 23
Kimio Omae	Student			p. 39
Bob Orr	Student			p. 36
Harry T. Pantoulias	Student		Fort William	p. 14
Walter Papich	Student		Port Arthur	p. 19
Stan Pasko	Student			p. 34
Keith Perry	Student			p. 39
Ernie Petch	Student			p. 36
Gilles Prud'Homme	Student			p. 89
Annis Quackenbush	Student		Fort William	p. 19
Edgar Quinn	Student	Commerce	Sioux Lookout	p. 19
George Rhine	Student			p. 34
Dennis Richter	Student		Fort William	p. 14
Thomas B. Roberts	Student		Toronto	p. 14
Brian Robinson	Student	Technical Forestry Second Year	Sarnia	p. 26
Henry K. Romppai	Student		Port Arthur	p. 25
Kenneth Sakamoto	Student		Fort William	p. 19
Hugh H. Saunderson	Student			p. 39
Al Saxberg	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22
Allan Saxberg	Student			p. 89
James W. Schmidt	Student		Port Arthur	p. 14
Paul Schmidt	Student			p. 34
Hugh Schooley	Student	Tech Mining I	Ottawa	p. 24
Edward Sheehan	Student		Schreiber	p. 19
Donald T. Siira	Student		Port Arthur	p. 14
Don Sira	Student			p. 47
Bernie Skula	Student			p. 34
Robert Sliskovitch	Student			p. 39
Gerald Smith	Student	Applied Science	Nipigon	p. 14
Joan Smith	Student			p. 36
John Smith	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22
Mina Smith	Student			p. 36
Margaret E. Strachan	Student		Fort William	p. 19
Jerry Sykes	Student			p. 36
Michael Syryduk	Student	Tech Mining I	Fort William	p. 24
Ron Thomas	Student			p. 34
Bob Tonkin	Student		Port Arthur	p. 15
Nestor Trach	Student	Tech Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 24
Colin Trivers	Student		Thessalon	p. 15
Edward Tutkaluk	Student	Tech Mining II	Atikokan	p. 27
Ray Villeneuve	Student	Technical Forestry Second Year	Timmins	p. 26
Bernard Waatainen	Student			p. 39
Jane Wade	Student			p. 39
Barry Wager	Student			p. 34
Kenneth Walduck	Student		Port Arthur	p. 19
Stephen D. Walker	Student		Winnipeg Manitoba	p. 15
Robert Walterson	Student	Tech Mining II	Port Arthur	p. 27
Jim Webster	Student		Fort William	p. 15
Valdeko Weemees	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22
Ruby Went	Student			p. 36
Brian Whitfield	Student		Fort William	p. 19
Roy Willanen	Student			p. 36
Joseph A. Wojciechowski	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22
Horace G. Young	Student			p. 67
Michael Zablocki	Student			p. 39
Joe Zajac	Student		Timmins	p. 15
Robert Zarn	Student	Tech Mining I	Leamington	p. 24
Gertrude Zavidowski	Student			p. 39
Norman Zawalsky	Student		Port Arthur	p. 15
Sid Zawaly	Student	Chemistry	Kenora	p. 20
Sidney Zawaly	Student			p. 89
Boom Boom Zubec	Student	Forestry		p. 84
Paul Zubec	Student		Port Arthur	p. 22

Additional portrait captions (first transcription pass)

These people were transcribed from individual portraits in the first pass and were not matched to a person in the second pass.

Name	Role	Program	Hometown	Page
H. S. Braun	Staff	Principal		8
J. W. Haggerty	Staff			8
R. Lehtovaara	Staff	B. Com.		9
D. Lindsay	Staff			8
C. Whitaker	Staff	B.A., B. Paed.		9
Hans Dornbusch	Student		Fort William	12
Glen Eklund	Student	Technical Forestry First Year	Nestor Falls	23
Larry Gibson	Student		Fort William	12
Ray Hodowansky	Student		Fort William	17
Allan Jack	Student		Fort William	17
Osmo Kaustinen	Student		Nipigon	13
John Maki	Student		Port Arthur	14
Bill Mokomela	Student		Port Arthur	22
Gillis Prud'Homme	Student		Ste. Angele de Mont Noir Quebec	25
Paul Zubec	Student		Port Arthur	22

Groups

The Giant

Article: The Giant (Lakehead College).

Members: Robert Nash; Annis Quackenbush; Margaret E. Strachan; Brian Robinson; Nancy Egan; Doreen S. Inouye.

Officers and advisers: T. B. Miller (staff advisor).

Students' Administrative Council

Article: Students' Administrative Council (Lakehead College).

Officers and advisers: Glen A. Coley (President).

Lapidary Club

Article: Lapidary Club (Lakehead College).

Engineers

Article: Engineers (Lakehead College 1958).

Rink Rats

Article: Rink Rats (Lakehead College).

Engineering I

Article: Engineering I (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Bernie Allard; Kenneth Boloty; Lorne A. Campbell; Gerald A. Carlson; David G. Elchuk; John Jaklitch.

Tech Mining I

Article: Tech Mining I (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Hugh Schooley; Michael Syryduk; Nestor Trach; Robert Zarn; Earl Connors; Bernard E. Doughton.

Tech Mining II

Article: Tech Mining II (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Pat Boivin; Glen A. Coley; John Lagadin; Edward Tutkaluk; Robert Walterson.

Technical Chemistry I

Article: Technical Chemistry I (Lakehead College 1958).

Technical Forestry I

Article: Technical Forestry I (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Russel B. Hall.

Technical Mining I

Article: Technical Mining I (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Daniel A. Langille.

Club Seaway

Article: Club Seaway (Lakehead College).

Technical Forestry II

Article: Technical Forestry II (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Brian Robinson.

Technical Mining 11

Article: Technical Mining 11 (Lakehead College 1958).

Botany

Article: Botany (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Patricia Armstrong; Ron Thomas; Stan Pasko; George Bevilacqua; Hans Dieter; Bernie Skula; Paul Schmidt.

Economics

Article: Economics (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Nester Cheowy; Helen Dewar; Leo Bruzas; Barry Wager; George Rhine; M. Barnuk (as printed); Mr. Lehtovaara (as printed).

French

Article: French (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: D. Pozihun (as printed); N. Chehowy (as printed); T. Crocker (as printed); L. Bruzas (as printed); G. Rhine (as printed); R. Morton (as printed); F. Goodfellow (as printed); M. Hansen (as printed); M. Rayner (as printed); E. Aidy (as printed); Mrs. Stevenson (as printed); M. Lindholm (as printed); E. Lahto (as printed).

History

Article: History (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: R. Stark (as printed); M. Hassell (as printed); B. Skula (as printed); B. Wagar (as printed); W. Gregoruk (as printed); D. LeDrew (as printed).

Psychology

Article: Psychology (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Gerald A. Carlson; Ernie Petch; Ron Bisset; Lorne Gibson; Roy Willanen; Bob Orr; Ruby Went; Joan Smith; Mina Smith; Jerry Sykes; Mr. Whitaker (as printed).

Part Time Students

Article: Part Time Students (Lakehead College 1958).

Advisory Committee

Article: Advisory Committee (Lakehead College).

Members: R. J. Flatt (Chairman) (as printed).

Artsmen

Article: Artsmen (Lakehead College 1958).

Nurses

Article: Nurses (Lakehead College 1958).

Foresters

Article: Foresters (Lakehead College).

Athletic Society

Article: Athletic Society (Lakehead College).

Lakehead College curlers

Article: Lakehead College curlers.

Members: Carl J. Konefal; Brian Whitfield; Edward Tutkaluk; Donald T. Siira.

Athletic Council

Article: Athletic Council (Lakehead College).

Curling Team 1

Article: Curling Team 1 (Lakehead College).

Members: Raymond Malo; Edward G. Knutson; Sid Zawaly.

Curling Team 2

Article: Curling Team 2 (Lakehead College).

Members: James W. Schmidt; Margaret E. Strachan; Colin Trivers; David L. Crozier.

Curling Team 3

Article: Curling Team 3 (Lakehead College).

Members: George D. Neely; Pat Boivin; Glen Eckland; Brian Robinson.

Curling Team 4

Article: Curling Team 4 (Lakehead College).

Members: Mel Jacobson; Gavin V. Kempton; Walter Papich; Eugene Kotyk.

Curling Team 5

Article: Curling Team 5 (Lakehead College).

Members: Lloyd A. Fucile; Bruce N. Knicely; Robert Nash; Thomas B. Roberts.

Curling Team 6

Article: Curling Team 6 (Lakehead College).

Members: Brian Whitfield; Don Sira; Edward Tutkaluk; Carl J. Konefal.

Group 1

Article: Group 1 (Lakehead College).

Members: Norman Zawalsky; Annis Quackenbush; Edgar Quinn; Gerald Smith.

Group 2

Article: Group 2 (Lakehead College).

Members: Bernie Allard; Stephen Z. Hart; Nancy Egan; Richard Heale.

Group 3

Article: Group 3 (Lakehead College).

Members: Russel B. Hall; Doreen S. Inouye; Edward Tutkaluk; John Lagadin.

Group 4

Article: Group 4 (Lakehead College).

Members: Rod Cook; Michael St. J. Beverley; Clary Hardy; Carl J. Konefal.

Group 5

Article: Group 5 (Lakehead College).

Members: Ronald D. Gregor; Don Sira; Al Jack.

Curling Group

Article: Curling Group (Lakehead College).

Members: David Crane; Jim Webster; Tamara Anderson; Brian Whitfield.

Student Council

Article: Student Council (Lakehead College).

Members: Glen A. Coley; William Butuk; Edward G. Knutson; Tamara Anderson; Al Jack.

Officers and advisers: Glen A. Coley (President); William Butuk (1st Vice-President); Edward G. Knutson (2nd Vice-President); Tamara Anderson (Secretary); Al Jack (Treasurer).

S.A.C. Representatives

Article: S.A.C. Representatives (Lakehead College).

Yearbook Staff

Article: Yearbook Staff (Lakehead College).

The Precambrian Club

Article: The Precambrian Club (Lakehead College).

Members: Pat Boivin; Dr. Quackenbush (as printed); Mr. Page (as printed); Dr. Bartley (as printed).

Officers and advisers: Pat Boivin (Head).

Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy

Article: Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (Lakehead College).

Student Directory

Article: Student Directory (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Bernard Allard; Tamara Anderson; Michael St. J. Beverley; David B. Bianco; Pat Boivin; Kenneth Boloty; Frank D. Brown; Joseph A. Bruley; Frank Buchik; William Buchkowski; William Butuk; Lorne A. Campbell; Gerald A. Carlson; Terrence F. Cody; Glen A. Coley; David Crane; David L. Crozier; Hanns R. Dornbusch; Bernard E. Doughton; Raymond E. Drew; John M. Duncan; Marvin Dyrkacz; Carol Anne Egan; Glenn R. Eklund; David G. Elchuk; Robert W. Everett; Hugh A. Ferguson; Gerald Forslund; Lloyd A. Fucile; Hugh G. Gamble; Andrew Gilliland; Ronald D. Gregor; Rudolph W. Groulx; Russel B. Hall; Clarence L. Hardy; Stephen Z. Hart; Richard Heale; Raymond Hodowansky; Doreen S. Inouye; Allan D. Jack; Melvin Jacobson; John Jaklitch; Alan E. Johnson; Howard Kauppinen; Osmo M. Kaustinen; Peter Kedge; Brian Keenan; Gavin V. Kempton; Ronald Klemacki; Bruce N. Knicely; Edward G. Knutson; Carl J. Konefal; Allan J. Korkola; Peter Koshulap; Eugene Kotyk; Walter J. Kwasny; John Lagadin; Daniel A. Langille; Thomas D. Law; George Maier; John Maki; Raymond Malo; Donald R. Martin; John J. Meyers; William Mokomela; Ian MacDonald; Robert J. McCall; Kenneth McKay; Robert Nash; George D. Neely; Robert D. Nesbitt; Harry T. Pantoulias; Walter Papich; Gilles Prud'Homme; Annis Quackenbush; Edgar Quinn; Dennis Richter; Thomas B. Roberts; Brian Robinson; Henry K. Romppai; Kenneth Sakamoto; Allan Saxberg; James W. Schmidt; Hugh Schooley; Edward Sheehan; Donald T. Siira; Gerald Smith; Margaret E. Strachan; Michael Syryduk; Nestor Trach; Colin Trivers; Edward Tutkaluk; Kenneth Walduck; Stephen D. Walker; Robert Walterson; Valdeko Weemees; Joseph A. Wojciechowski; Robert Zarn; Norman Zawalsky; Sidney Zawaly; CONNORS, J. Earl (as printed); COOKE, J. Roderick (as printed); COTE, P. Raymond (as printed); GIBSON, J .Larry (as printed); JOHNSON, J. David (as printed); LEMON, G. Albert (as printed); MOROZ, W. Mervyn (as printed); TONKIN, A. Robert (as printed); VILLENEUVE, G. Raymond (as printed); WEBSTER, T. James (as printed); WHITFIELD, C. Brian (as printed); ZAJAC, Z. Joseph (as printed); ZUBEC, Paul, Jr. (as printed).

Technical Mining II

Article: Technical Mining II (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Pat Boivin; Robert Walterson.

Mining II

Article: Mining II (Lakehead College 1958).

Members: Pat Boivin.

Other people named (not students or staff of the school)

• Nan Egan — She was thanked for her work preparing draws and collecting dues for the curling season.
• F. Dyer — Author of the poem 'On Your Ship of Memories'.

Names printed without a usable first name

A. H. Seguin; Al; Alvin; Anonymous; B. Skula; B. Wagar; Bill; CONNORS, J. Earl; COOKE, J. Roderick; COTE, P. Raymond; D. LeDrew; D. Pozihun; Doughton; Dr. Bartley; Dr. Miller; Dr. Quackenbush; E. Aidy; E. G. Crayston; E. Lahto; F. Dyer; F. Goodfellow; F. L. Stevens; G. Rhine; GIBSON, J .Larry; GILLIS PRUD’HOMME; H. S. Braun; JOHNSON, J. David; Joe; Ken; Kerry; L. Bruzas; LEMON, G. Albert; M. B.; M. Barnuk; M. Hansen; M. Hassell; M. Lindholm; M. Rayner; MOROZ, W. Mervyn; Mr. Braun; Mr. Lehtovaara; Mr. Page; Mr. Whitaker; Mrs. Stevenson; Mrs. VIEGANDT; Mrs. Viegandt; N. Chehowy; Nana; P. McK. Spence; R. J. Flatt; R. Morton; R. Stark; S. J. Bird, C.E.; S. R. McLeod; Sara; Sven; T. Crocker; TONKIN, A. Robert; V. BALCYTIS; V. Weemees; VILLENEUVE, G. Raymond; W. Gregoruk; WEBSTER, T. James; WHITFIELD, C. Brian; ZAJAC, Z. Joseph; ZUBEC, Paul, Jr.; unknown.

Write-ups naming people

• Acknowledgments: The yearbook staff, known as The Giant, thanks its contributors, staff members, and advisor for their work on the publication. It also credits Frank Brown and his assistants for the photography.
• Editorial: The editor reflects on the challenges of producing the first yearbook for the newly established Lakehead College, noting the school's growth and the need for local higher education. He also bids farewell to a faculty member, Mr. Page, who is departing for further studies at the University of Minnesota.
• The Principal's Message: Principal Harold S. Braun congratulates the first graduating class of the college, noting the significance of the milestone for both the students and the community. He encourages the graduates to face the challenges of the world with confidence, courage, and wisdom as they take on their future responsibilities.
• The New College: The Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology opened its new Oliver Road facility on October 2, 1957, following registration in September. The first year saw an enrollment of 135 full-time and 50 part-time students, despite the building being initially incomplete with limited lecture rooms and laboratories. The author reflects on the successful first half of the year, noting the small number of female students and active participation in sports and social life.
• President's Message: The President of the Students' Administrative Council reflects on the 1957-58 school year, noting the expansion of social dances at the new college. He discusses internal divisions between students from Fort William and Port Arthur, as well as between different academic groups, while thanking specific individuals for establishing the school radio station.
• The Legend of the Sleeping Giant: The yearbook staff explains that they named the first edition of the Lakehead College yearbook 'The Giant' after the Sleeping Giant rock formation in Thunder Bay. The page recounts an 1889 legend about Nana, a giant chief who lived with his wife for two thousand years until he accidentally killed her in a rage, eventually dying of a broken heart in Thunder Bay after fleeing the Great Spirit's anger.
• Faculties Cartoon: A full-page illustration by Doughton depicting various caricatures representing different academic departments including Chemistry, Mining, and Engineering. The cartoon features humorous speech bubbles and symbols like a 'Mining Lab' sign and a bridge model.
• Applied Science: Jerry Smith reflects on the first year of the engineering program at Lakehead College, noting the high enrollment and the difficulty of the coursework. He mentions the hard work in chemistry labs and drafting rooms, thanks the teachers, and bids farewell to Mr. Page who is leaving the college.
• Arts: The Arts faculty reached a record enrollment of thirty-two full-time students and sixty-six part-time extension students. The curriculum expanded to twelve subjects including a new Pharmacy faculty, and the group held a stag party at a student's home under the guidance of Dr. Miller and Mr. Page.
• PHARMACY: Tamara Anderson traces the history of pharmacy from ancient practices mixed with magic to its modern status as a scientific profession. She describes the diverse career paths available and notes that Lakehead College currently has two students enrolled in the field.
• TECHNICAL FORESTRY I: Ten students from across Canada enrolled in the Technical Forestry course, participating in sports like hockey and curling while studying subjects such as timber estimating and drafting. They spent two weeks of the fall term gaining practical experience in forest cruising at Island Lake and Trout Lake under faculty supervision.
• TECHNICAL MINING I: The mining class of ten students began their term in September and went on a two-week field trip to Pigeon River and the Willroy Mine at Manitouwadge to study geological formations. The group enjoyed social events at Club Seaway and expressed their gratitude to the librarian and a departing instructor.
• TECHNICAL FORESTRY II: The second-year forestry class of four students attended tours of logging operations and paper mills. They completed a scaler's course at Long Lac and a two-week cruise in the Institute Forest near Trout Lake to prepare management plans.
• Technical Mining 11: The graduating mining class visited Manitouwadge for a tour of the Wilroy mines and mill. They also traveled to Geraldton for a four-day survey and tour of the McLeod Cockshutt mine, where they socialized with Bell Telephone workers.
• PART TIME STUDENTS: Local elementary school teachers attend extension courses at Lakehead College after their own work days to earn credits toward a Bachelor of Arts degree. Courses offered this year included Psychology, French, Economics, History, and Botany, with sessions running from October to April.
• Convocation 1957: The ninth annual convocation of the Lakehead Technical Institute took place on May 7, 1957, at the Fort William Collegiate Institute. Principal H. S. Braun welcomed guests, and diplomas were presented by F. L. Stevens and Dr. P. McK. Spence, with a guest speech by Dr. Hugh H. Saunderson.
• The Social Section: A summary of the year's social events including bowling with student nurses, various themed dances, and stag parties for the Forestry and Arts students. Highlights included the Mid-Winter Formal at Club Seaway and 'La Premiere Dance' which hosted local high school seniors.
• CURLING: Over forty students participated in a round-robin curling competition at the Port Arthur Curling Rink on Wednesday afternoons. A team of four students was selected to represent the college at the Lakehead International Bonspiel in March.
• HOCKEY: The Athletic Society organized informal hockey games at the Arena for male students. The league played matches against King's Business College and planned a Hockey Night event with local high schools.
• THE PRECAMBRIAN CLUB: The club, led by Pat Boivan, consists of thirteen students who learned about rock polishing from Dr. Quackenbush. Members have been active in collecting and cutting local rock specimens, and they look forward to a lecture by former principal Dr. Bartley.
• SLAVE: A humorous narrative by Ken Boloty describing a typical day in the life of a student named Alvin, who struggles with early mornings, school attendance, and the burden of homework under the watchful eye of authority figures.
• Harry Agonistes: Harry Pantoulias recounts his youth in rural Greece, where he preferred nature to the strict discipline of school. He describes the hardships of the German occupation and the subsequent civil war, which led to the death of his grandfather and the destruction of his home, eventually prompting his move to Canada via Halifax and a long train ride to Fort William.
• PROSPECTING IN THE ASTEROID BELT: A lonely prospector named Mark settles on an asteroid he names Martha, living with a robot named Charles. As Mark ages and eventually dies, the robot continues to care for him until the end, finally turning off the life support systems when his friend passes away.
• THE WILD CLAIM: A student working at a lumber camp in North-Western Ontario tricks his coworkers into believing he has found a valuable copper claim. By pretending to have a secret mine, he gains the favor of the strip boss and enjoys free drinks from the other men until he eventually leaves the camp for good.
• Neutrons, Electrons: A short poem about the destructive power of nuclear technology and the fragility of human life.
• ICE FISHING: A humorous essay describing the discomforts and social aspects of ice fishing, suggesting that the activity is often just an excuse to drink and socialize in a warm tavern rather than actually catching fish.
• MANITOUWADGE—THERE WE WENT!: Mining Technology students took a field trip to the new mining development at Manitouwadge. They traveled by car, stayed at a hotel, and toured the mine operations, including the assaying geologist's office and the underground mine shafts.
• WHAT CAN YOU DO?: A student recounts a humorous anecdote about a card game in the common room involving four players and a 'pest' who interrupts them. The players, Ken, Joe, Bill, and Al, engage in a nonsensical game with torn cards and unusual betting terms to confuse the observer.
• ON YOUR SHIP OF MEMORIES: A sentimental poem reflecting on the passage of time and life's journey as a ship sailing through various emotional states toward a final destination.
• THE SPECTACULAR GOAL: A humorous account of a hockey game between King's Business College and Lakehead College where a slow-moving puck accidentally slipped past the goalie and defenders to score.
• Soliloquy on a Midnight Walk: A poem reflecting on a walk through the dark, snowy woods, moving from fear and darkness to a sense of peace and spiritual reverence through nature.
• A Note to the General Public Advertising Forestry: An article promoting the forestry program at Lakehead College, highlighting its practical basis for future careers and the variety of employment opportunities in the industry.

People named in advertisements

• Hon. J. W. Spooner, H. C. Rickaby — advertisement for The Ontario Department of Mines
• Eunice M. Wishart, Edward V. Anten, M.D., Michael R. Zale, Albert J. Hinton, Jack M. Stitt, Angelo G. Mauro, Jean T. Robinson, Daniel H. Coghlan, Samuel Ashton, William Desimone, Grace Adams, Arthur H. Evans — advertisement for The Corporation of the City of Port Arthur
• Guy Perciante, Edgar Laprade — advertisement for Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited
• Hon. Clare E. Mapledoram, F. A. MacDougall — advertisement for Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
• D. J. McCall — advertisement for D. J. McCall & Sons
• Joseph McDonough, Marius Madsen, Fred R. Marshall, Q.C., Hugh Mackay, Horace G. Young, M.E., A. H. Seguin, S. J. Bird, C.E., Miss M. Masterson, E. G. Crayston, P. Eng., Dr. E. G. Bishop — advertisement for Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited
• Ken Eoll — advertisement for Steep Rock Iron Mines Limited
• L. D. Dack — advertisement for L. D. Dack
• E. Thompson Whiteley — advertisement for E. Thompson Whiteley
• Hon. J. W. Spooner (Minister of Mines of The Ontario Department of Mines)
• H. C. Rickaby (Deputy Minister of The Ontario Department of Mines)
• Eunice M. Wishart (Mayor of City of Port Arthur)
• Edward V. Anten, M.D. (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Michael R. Zale (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Albert J. Hinton (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Jack M. Stitt (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Angelo G. Mauro (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Jean T. Robinson (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Daniel H. Coghlan (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Samuel Ashton (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• William Desimone (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Grace Adams (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)
• Arthur H. Evans, O.B.E., F.C.I.S. (City Clerk of City of Port Arthur)
• Hon. Clare E. Mapledoram (Minister of Ontario Department of Lands and Forests)
• F. A. MacDougall (Deputy Minister of Ontario Department of Lands and Forests)
• Joseph McDonough (President of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited; Director of Board of Directors)
• Marius Madsen (Director of Board of Directors)
• Fred R. Marshall, Q.C. (Vice-President of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited; Director of Board of Directors)
• Hugh Mackay (Director of Board of Directors)
• Horace G. Young, M.E. (Director of Board of Directors)
• A. H. Seguin (Director of Board of Directors)
• S. J. Bird, C.E. (Director of Board of Directors)
• Miss M. Masterson (Secretary-Treasurer of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)
• E. G. Crayston, P. Eng. (General Manager of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)
• Dr. E. G. Bishop (Consultant of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)
• Ken Eoll (Secretary of Atikokan Chamber of Commerce)
• E. Thompson Whiteley