Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1954) roster

This is the list of people named in Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1954) (1954).

People

Name	Role	Program	Hometown	Page
W. S. Armstrong	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 9
A. G. Baker	Staff		Fort William	p. 10
M. W. Bartley	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 10
Cameron Bell	Staff			p. 51
Harold S. Braun	Staff	Principal of Lakehead Technical Institute	Port Arthur	p. 4
Robert Bunney	Staff			p. 51
Shady Burns	Staff	Senator and dictator of Hewhassay government		p. 18
C. J. Campbell	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 115
John H. Charnock	Staff		Fort William	p. 10
C. Clarke	Staff			p. 50
William Cuff	Staff			p. 51
Charmaine Dodge	Staff			p. 15
J. Dowhos	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 115
W. J. Dunlop	Staff	Minister of Education of Province of Ontario		p. 68
Cal Duthie	Staff			p. 15
Arthur H. Evans	Staff	City Clerk of City of Port Arthur		p. 92
Douglas M. Fisher	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 9
B. D. Fleming	Staff		Fort William	p. 11
W. Leonard Greer	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 11
J. W. Haggerty	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 9
P. V. Lemay	Staff	Chairman of Advisory Board, Chairman of Advisory Committee		p. 5
W. D. MacKinnon	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 9
Don Martin	Staff			p. 15
W. M. Morgan	Staff		Fort William	p. 11
Trevor W. Page	Staff		Fort William	p. 10
J. Peden	Staff			p. 50
Pieter Prins	Staff			p. 15
E. G. Pye	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 11
A. M. Ross	Staff	Adviser of The Nor'Wester	Port Arthur	p. 10
Jocelyn Ross	Staff		Port Arthur	p. 11
Bob Saxberg	Staff			p. 15
Gerry Seed	Staff			p. 51
Joe Sniezak	Staff			p. 51
Helen Stanworth	Staff			p. 15
Sybil Strachan	Staff			p. 15
Arvo Vinni	Staff			p. 15
M. Walterson	Staff	Registrar of Lakehead Technical Institute	Port Arthur	p. 10
John Zvonar	Staff			p. 15
Edna Constance Aedy	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 48
Freda Adili Akervall	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Des Annala	Student			p. 63
Desmond Annala	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 27
James Bailey	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 27
Diane Banks	Student			p. 68
Robert Baxter	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 114
John Bayko	Student	Technical Mining II	Rosslyn	p. 45
Edward Bednarz	Student	Applied Science	Toronto	p. 27
Nara Belluz	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Vermilion Bay	p. 14
Nara-Therese Belluz	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Vermilion Bay	p. 41
Jean Bond	Student			p. 48
David Botly	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Jones boy	Student			p. 21
Henry Boyle	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 28
Judge Virgil Bridemore	Student			p. 19
Dennis Brougham	Student			p. 68
Leo Bruzas	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 48
Senator Burns	Student			p. 19
Nara Byron	Student			p. 47
Russel Caddo	Student			p. 68
Glena Caldwell	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 48
Kenneth Craig	Student	Technical Forestry I	Port Arthur	p. 43
Thomas Currie	Student			p. 17
Morley Daiter	Student	Applied Science	Kenora	p. 28
Edwin T. Dawson	Student			p. 68
Jacqueline Dennis	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Gordon Dixon	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 28
Charmaine Dodge	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Terrace Bay	p. 41
Cal Duthie	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 23
Donald Fairfax	Student			p. 68
Herb Farrant	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 114
Walter Fedyna	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 48
John Finstad	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 29
Lucien Forcier	Student	Forestry II	New Liskeard	p. 39
Robert Foster	Student	Tech Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 43
Magdaline Fronais	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 49
Dante Gaudino	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 29
Donald Gildner	Student	Forestry I	Kitchener	p. 37
Senator Morton Graft	Student			p. 19
Ernest Harrie	Student	Forestry		p. 68
Frank Harrison	Student	Technical Forestry I	Aurora	p. 37
Raymond Hartviksen	Student	Tech Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 43
Ignatious Hickblare	Student			p. 20
Audrey Hill	Student	Special Division	Port Arthur	p. 114
Duane Howes	Student	Tech Mining I	Fort Frances	p. 44
Thomas Henry Huxley	Student			p. 2
Robert Hyde	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 29
Ted Iwasa	Student	Technical Forestry II	Fort William	p. 39
Paul Jarvis	Student	Forestry Engineering	Port Arthur	p. 36
Irene Kauhanen	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 23
Eugene Koczkur	Student	Applied Science	Linko	p. 30
Arnold Koivu	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 30
Therese Kowalewski	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 48
Mykola Krenta	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 48
Jack Lahti	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Port Arthur	p. 42
Geraldine Lapointe	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 114
Ronald Lariviere	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 23
Gayle Alexander Leachman	Student	Forestry I	London	p. 37
Sylvia Lee	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 14
Peter MacKenzie	Student	Forestry I	Sudbury	p. 38
Roderick Mackenzie	Student			p. 17
Irma Maki	Student			p. 49
Orma Maki	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 114
Don Martin	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 24
Irene Mazurkewich	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Port Arthur	p. 41
Newton McArthur	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Peter McArthur	Student			p. 6
William McCallum	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Paul McDougall	Student	Tech Forestry I	Port Arthur	p. 13
William McGillivray	Student			p. 17
Ronald McKitrick	Student			p. 68
David McLaren	Student			p. 68
William McPherson	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 114
James McTavish	Student	Tech Mining II	Fort Frances	p. 45
Morris Merko	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 30
Peter Merrill	Student	Applied Science	Sillery Quebec City	p. 114
Walter Miettinen	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Weikko Miettinen	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 114
Wilfred Miettinen	Student			p. 49
Irene Milton	Student			p. 47
Hal Moran	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 31
Harold Moran	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 114
Fred Morin	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 31
Michael Moziar	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 31
Gordon Murray	Student	Special Divsion Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Kenneth Nelson	Student	Tech Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 44
Helen Newman	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Ron Norland	Student	Technical Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 44
Jacques de Noyon	Student			p. 17
Garfield Nuttall	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 32
Paul Nykanen	Student	Applied Science	Nipigon	p. 32
Walter Oktaba	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 32
Neil Ornstein	Student	Arts	Vancouver	p. 24
Jack Paavila	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 33
Ruth Parsons	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 48
Anthony Petrina	Student			p. 68
Thomas Piper	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 24
John Pohanka	Student	Forestry II	Lowther	p. 39
Peter Pond	Student			p. 17
Alexander Pope	Student			p. 112
Ralph Poutanen	Student	Tech Mining II	Port Arthur	p. 45
Pieter Prins	Student	Technical Forestry II	Port Arthur	p. 40
James Purvis	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 33
Brooks Rapley	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 25
Mary Reed	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Brian Reid	Student	Applied Science	Kenora	p. 33
Robert Reynolds	Student	Forestry I	Toronto	p. 38
Emma Richmond	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Port Arthur	p. 115
Emma-Charlene Richmond	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Port Arthur	p. 42
Warren Ritchie	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 34
Fred O. Robinson	Student			p. 92
Bob Saxberg	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 25
Robert Schumacher	Student	Forestry II	Port Arthur	p. 40
Peter Selbian	Student			p. 21
Ross Sinclair	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 115
Donald Smith	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Fort William	p. 49
Mina Smith	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Fort William	p. 115
Esther Southon	Student	Industrial Chemistry	Fort William	p. 115
Helen Stanworth	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 25
Howard Stanzell	Student	Technical Mining II	Port Arthur	p. 46
John Stevenson	Student			p. 16
Robert Louis Stevenson	Student			p. 112
Sybil Strachan	Student	Special Commercial	Fort William	p. 26
Shizuye Togawa	Student			p. 68
William J. Toivonen	Student			p. 68
Margaret Trenchard	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 115
Donald Trotter	Student	Applied Science	Sudbury	p. 34
Edward Umfreville	Student			p. 17
Arvo Vinni	Student	Tech Mining II	Port Arthur	p. 46
Matthew Vukovich	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 26
Ted Wainikka	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 26
Oris Watsyk	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 49
Kenneth Webster	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Anne Westover	Student	Arts		p. 48
Elizabeth Westover	Student	Special Division Arts	Fort William	p. 115
Jack Wieb	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 34
Eunice M. Wishart	Student			p. 92
George Wood	Student	Applied Science	Fort Frances	p. 35
William Wordsworth	Student			p. 112
Joan Wright	Student	Special Division Arts	Port Arthur	p. 49
Shirley Wright	Student			p. 49
John Zagar	Student			p. 21
Otis K. Zmpclbtx	Student			p. 18
John Zvonar	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 35

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
M. W. Bartley	Staff	B.Sc., Manitoba Ph.D., Toronto		10
J. W. Haggerty	Staff	B.Sc.F., New Brunswick		9
T. W. Page	Staff	B.Sc., Idaho		10
M. Walterson	Staff	Registrar		10
Morris Merko	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	30
Garfield Nuttall	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	32
John Pohanka	Student	Forestry II	Lowther	39
Ralph Poutanen	Student	Tech Mining II	Port Arthur	45
Robert Schumacher	Student	Forestry II	Port Arthur	40
John Zvonar	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	35

Groups

The Year Book Staff

Article: The Year Book Staff (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Bob Saxberg; Helen Stanworth; Sybil Strachan; Charmaine Dodge; Pieter Prins; John Zvonar; Cal Duthie; Don Martin; Arvo Vinni.

Officers and advisers: Helen Stanworth (Literary Editor); Helen Stanworth (secretary).

Advisory Board

Article: Advisory Board (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: P. V. LEMAY (Chairman) (as printed).

Officers and advisers: P. V. Lemay (Chairman).

Students' Administrative Council

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute Students' Administrative Council.

Members: Don Martin; John Zvonar; Irene Mazurkewich; Irene Kauhanen; Bob Saxberg; John Bayko; Frank Harrison; George Wood; Ron Norland; Thomas Piper; Pieter Prins; Howard Stanzell; Arvo Vinni; Paul McDougall.

Officers and advisers: Bob Saxberg (President); Bob Saxberg (President); Paul McDougall (First Vice-President); Irene Kauhanen (Secretary); John Bayko (Treasurer); Thomas Piper (President, M.A.S.); Don Martin (Student Representative); John Zvonar (Student Representative); George Wood (Student Representative); Frank Harrison (Student Representative); Pieter Prins (Student Representative); Ron Norland (Student Representative); Howard Stanzell (Student Representative); Irene Mazurkewich (Student Representative); Irene Kauhanen (secretary); Don Martin (representative for Arts).

Part Time Members

Article: Part Time Members (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: B. D. Fleming; W. Leonard Greer; W. M. Morgan; E. G. Pye; Jocelyn Ross.

The Nor'Wester

Article: The Nor'Wester (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Don Martin; Arvo Vinni; Sybil Strachan; Mr. Ross (as printed).

Officers and advisers: Bob Saxberg (Adviser); A. M. Ross (Adviser); Sybil Strachan (Editor); Irene Kauhanen (Faculty Representative); John Bayko (Faculty Representative); Don Martin (Business Manager); John Zvonar (Accountant); Frank Harrison (Faculty Representative); Pieter Prins (Photography Editor); Pieter Prins (photography); Sylvia Lee (Associate Editor); Helen Stanworth (Literary Editor); Arvo Vinni (Advertising Manager); Cal Duthie (Sports Editor); Charmaine Dodge (Social Editor); Garfield Nuttall (Faculty Representative); Donald Trotter (Faculty Representative); Nara Belluz (Faculty Representative); Kenneth Craig (Faculty Representative); Ted Iwasa (Faculty Representative).

Advertising Staff

Article: Advertising Staff (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Neil Ornstein; Howard Stanzell; Bob Saxberg.

Student Representatives

Article: Student Representatives (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Garfield Nuttall; Irene Kauhanen; John Bayko; Nara Belluz; Frank Harrison; Donald Trotter; Kenneth Craig; Ted Iwasa.

Hewhassayan Investigating Committee

Article: Hewhassayan Investigating Committee (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Student's Council

Article: Student's Council (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Officers and advisers: Bob Saxberg (President); Ron Norland (First-year miners representative).

Port Arthur Bearcats

Article: Port Arthur Bearcats (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Matthew Vukovich.

L.T.I. Hockey Team

Article: L.T.I. Hockey Team (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Ted Wainikka; Ronald Lariviere; Dante Gaudino; George Wood; John Zvonar; Matthew Vukovich; Des Annala; Thomas Piper; Robert Hyde; John Bayko; Jack Wieb; James Purvis; Donald Trotter; Kenneth Nelson; Gordon Dixon; Mr. Campbell (Coach) (as printed).

Forestry I

Article: Forestry I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Frank Harrison; Donald Gildner; Gayle Alexander Leachman; Peter MacKenzie; Robert Reynolds.

Forestry II

Article: Forestry II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Ted Iwasa; Lucien Forcier; John Pohanka; Robert Schumacher.

Tech Mining I

Article: Tech Mining I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Duane Howes; Ron Norland; Kenneth Nelson; Kenneth Craig; Robert Foster; Raymond Hartviksen.

Tech Mining II

Article: Tech Mining II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: John Bayko; James McTavish; Ralph Poutanen; Howard Stanzell; Arvo Vinni.

Psychology

Article: Psychology (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Therese Kowalewski; Ruth Parsons; Edna Constance Aedy; Glena Caldwell; Walter Fedyna; Leo Bruzas; Mykola Krenta; Jean Bond.

English

Article: English (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Anne Westover; Magdaline Fronais; Oris Watsyk; Sylvia Lee; Joan Wright; Walter Fedyna; Irma Maki; Jacqueline Dennis; Freda Adili Akervall; Helen Newman; Kenneth Webster; Therese Kowalewski; Newton McArthur.

Political Science

Article: Political Science (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Shirley Wright; Gordon Murray; Oris Watsyk; Sylvia Lee; David Botly; Wilfred Miettinen; Donald Smith; William McCallum; Walter Miettinen; Newton McArthur; Mary Reed.

second year Foresters

Article: Second year Foresters (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

mining class of the Lakehead Technical Institute

Article: Mining class of the Lakehead Technical Institute.

Members: Ralph (as printed); Howard (as printed); John (as printed); Arvo (as printed); McTavish (as printed); Bayko (as printed); Vinni (as printed); Poutanen (as printed); Stanzell (as printed).

Men's Athletic Society

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute Men's Athletic Society.

Members: Jack Wieb; Jack Paavila; Gordon Dixon; Thomas Piper.

Officers and advisers: Thomas Piper (President); Thomas Piper (President); Jack Paavila (Vice President); Jack Wieb (Secretary); Gordon Dixon (Treasurer); Gordon Dixon (treasurer); Thomas Piper (President); Thomas Piper (president).

The Thunderbirds

Article: The Thunderbirds (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: C. Duthie (as printed); T. Piper (as printed); J. Paavila (as printed); J. Zvonar (as printed); M. Moziar (as printed); D. Gaudino (as printed).

Curling Team (Stanzell)

Article: Curling Team (Stanzell) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: E. Harrison (as printed); P. Prins (as printed); P. Nykkanen (as printed); H. Stanzell (as printed).

Curling Team (Vinni)

Article: Curling Team (Vinni) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: H. Boyle (as printed); J. Bayko (as printed); A. Koivu (as printed); A. Vinni (as printed).

Curling Team (Poutanen)

Article: Curling Team (Poutanen) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: B. Foster (as printed); P. McKenzie (as printed); R. Hartviksen (as printed); R. Poutanen (as printed).

Curling Team (McTavish)

Article: Curling Team (McTavish) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: W. Ritchie (as printed); P. Jarvis (as printed); D. Trotter (as printed); J. McTavish (as printed).

Curling Team (Reid)

Article: Curling Team (Reid) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: J. Lahti (as printed); H. Stanworth (as printed); B. Reid (as printed); J. Zvonar (as printed).

Curling Team (Martin)

Article: Curling Team (Martin) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: B. Rapley (as printed); G. Nuttall (as printed); W. Oktaba (as printed); D. Martin (as printed).

Curling Team (Campbell)

Article: Curling Team (Campbell) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: J. Haggerty (as printed); H. Braun (as printed); J. Campbell (as printed); A. Ross (as printed).

Curling Team (Finstad)

Article: Curling Team (Finstad) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: T. Wainikka (as printed); D. Gaudino (as printed); R. Lariviere (as printed); J. Finstad (as printed).

Curling Team (Wieb)

Article: Curling Team (Wieb) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: C. Duthie (as printed); I. Kauhanen (as printed); R. Saxberg (as printed); J. Wieb (as printed).

Curling Team (Wood)

Article: Curling Team (Wood) (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: J. Purvis (as printed); S. Strachan (as printed); G. Dixon (as printed); G. Wood (as printed).

Curling

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute curling.

Members: H. Stanzell (as printed); D. Martin (as printed); J. McTavish (as printed); J. Wieb (as printed); R. Poutanen (as printed); J. Finstad (as printed); G. Wood (as printed); B. Reid (as printed); A. Vinni (as printed); C. J. Campbell (as printed); P. Jarvis (as printed).

Officers and advisers: Jack Wieb (Curling Convener); Jack Wieb (Director).

Hockey Team

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute Hockey Team.

Officers and advisers: Donald Trotter (goalie); Gordon Dixon (manager).

Peter And Charm

Article: Peter And Charm (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: PETER (as printed); CHARM. (as printed).

Aline And Frank

Article: Aline And Frank (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: ALINE (as printed); FRANK (as printed); Aylene (as printed).

Pat And Bob

Article: Pat And Bob (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: PAT (as printed); BOB (as printed).

Winter Formal

Article: Winter Formal (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Syb (as printed); Al (as printed).

Tech Forestry I

Article: Tech Forestry I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Paul McDougall; Peter MacKenzie; Robert Reynolds.

Technical Mining II

Article: Technical Mining II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: John Bayko; Howard Stanzell.

Technical Forestry I

Article: Technical Forestry I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Frank Harrison; Kenneth Craig.

Technical Mining I

Article: Technical Mining I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Frank Harrison; Ron Norland.

Technical Forestry II

Article: Technical Forestry II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Pieter Prins; Ted Iwasa.

Tech Forestry II

Article: Tech Forestry II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1954).

Members: Pieter Prins; Lucien Forcier; John Pohanka; Robert Schumacher.

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

• Irene Kauhanen
• John Stevenson — A teacher at Fort William Collegiate Institute who is researching the history of Fort William for his master's thesis.
• Mr. John Stevenson — He is the author of the historical article on the Kaministiquia Route.
• Otis K. Zmpclbtx — A friendly citizen of the planet Hewhassay who speaks a form of Pidgin-English.
• Z. Theodore Honey, Ph. D. — The author of the satirical science fiction story 'Journey to Rutuf'.
• L. Sullivan — He assisted with the instruction of the scaling course.
• C. McCay — He provided efficient assistance during the scaling course.
• B. Hall — He assisted the instructors during the scaling course at Black Sturgeon Concession.
• H. L. Moffatt
• Dr. F. A. Blatchford

Names printed without a usable first name

A. H. Johnston; A. J. Hinton; A. Koivu; A. Ross; A. Vinni; ALINE; Al; Annala; Arvo; Aylene; B. Foster; B. Hall; B. Rapley; B. Reid; BOB; Bayko; Bob; C. Clarke; C. Dilley; C. Duthie; C. J. Campbell; C. McCay; CHARM.; Cal; D. Fisher; D. Gaudino; D. Martin; D. Trotter; D. Yule; Daisy; Duthie; E. Harrison; Einstein; F. A. Blatchford; FRANK; G. Dixon; G. Neill; G. Nuttall; G. Wood; Gordon; H. Boyle; H. Braun; H. L. Moffatt; H. Renaud; H. Stanworth; H. Stanzell; Helen; Howard; I. Kauhanen; J. Bayko; J. Campbell; J. Finstad; J. Haggerty; J. Humphreys; J. Lahti; J. McTavish; J. Paavila; J. Pringle; J. Purvis; J. Wieb; J. Zvonar; Jeanie; John; L. Sullivan; Leo; M. Moziar; MR. CAMPBELL; MacKenzie; McTavish; Miss Pouncy; Mr. Armstrong; Mr. Braun; Mr. Campbell; Mr. Fisher; Mr. Haggerty; Mr. Page; Mr. Ross; Mr. Schumaker; Mrs. Armstrong; Mrs. Fleming; Mrs. Haggerty; Mrs. Schumaker; N. Husak; Nelson; Osscowinsinski; Otis; P. Jarvis; P. McKenzie; P. Nykkanen; P. Prins; P. V. LEMAY; P. V. LeMay; PAT; PETER; Polonius; Pop; Poutanen; R. A. Robinson; R. Hartviksen; R. Lariviere; R. N. Freeman; R. Poutanen; R. Saxberg; R. V. Wilmot; Ralph; Reid; Ron; S. Strachan; Stanzell; Syb; T. J. McAuliffe; T. Piper; T. Wainikka; Ted; Tom; Vinni; Vukovich; Vukovitch; W. Brayshaw; W. Collins; W. E. Riddell; W. J. Dunlop; W. Oktaba; W. Ritchie; Wieb; Woody; Z. Theodore Honey; Zvonar.

Write-ups naming people

• Educational Quote: A quote by Thomas Henry Huxley discussing the value of education as the ability to discipline oneself to perform necessary tasks regardless of personal preference.
• The Principal's Message: The Principal congratulates the sixth graduating class of the institute, noting the success of previous alumni in universities and industry. He encourages the graduates to use their education to meet the challenges of a changing world and to uphold Canadian values.
• The Chairman's Message: The Chairman discusses the evolution of the institute since its 1948 founding, noting that architectural plans for a new junior college building have been approved by the Department of Education. He praises the success of graduates in Technical Forestry and Technical Mining and looks forward to the establishment of the Lakehead College of Arts and Sciences.
• The President's Message: The council president addresses the graduating class, emphasizing that university graduates must accept leadership roles to help develop Canada's resources, government, and culture. He quotes Peter McArthur to describe the ideal hardworking and public-spirited Canadian man.
• History of the Lakehead Technical Institute - Continued: The narrative details the school's growth from its first mining class in 1948 to the addition of forestry, arts, and applied science programs. It mentions the school's transferability to various universities and the upcoming move from Cumberland Street to a new site on Oliver Road.
• The Editor's Message: Editor Sybil Strachan introduces the fifth volume of the yearbook, thanking the staff and advertisers for their support. She discusses the goal of creating a hard-bound book and shares a vision for a future College of Arts and Science or University in Northwestern Ontario.
• The Kaministiquia Route: This historical account details the fur trade routes around Lake Superior, focusing on the North West Company's transition from Grand Portage to the Kaministiquia Route following border disputes with the United States. It highlights the roles of various traders and explorers in establishing Fort William as a central hub for the Canadian fur trade.
• JOURNEY TO RUTUF: A science fiction narrative set in 1996 about a pilot who builds a solar-powered space missile and travels through the fourth dimension to a planet called Hewhassay. On this planet, the narrator meets a local citizen and learns about a society where people are physically weak due to automation and are ruled by a dictator who enforces strict laws against unusual thoughts.
• Journey to Rutuf: A satirical science fiction narrative describing the fictional planet of Hewhassay, its oppressive political systems, and its interactions with the planet Parasov. The narrator discusses meeting a dog psychologist named Otis K. Zmpclbtx and their shared interest in memorizing classical speeches and ancient languages.
• Journey to Rutuf — Continued: A satirical science fiction narrative concludes with the narrator describing a society where intelligence is devalued in favor of athletic ability and family prestige. The narrator eventually flees the planet after facing discrimination for his physical appearance and weight, returning to Earth in May 1996 to find he has a new daughter.
• COME ALONG WITH ME, JOHN ZAGAR: A narrative character study of John Zagar, describing his childhood as a rough boy who collected toads and swam in sump holes, and his adult life running a smoky, illicit back-room operation behind a respectable-looking men's clothing store.
• COME ALONG WITH ME, JOHN ZAGAR: The conclusion of a fictional story describing a powerful and ruthless man who is eventually confronted by the law after being betrayed by an associate.
• Yearbook Prizes: The publication announces the winners of the annual prizes for yearbook contributions, including awards for cover design, short stories, and advertising sales.
• Student Profiles: Biographical sketches of three Applied Science students detailing their athletic involvement, academic habits, and future university plans at Toronto and Queen's.
• George Wood: George Wood from Fort Frances intends to pursue Mechanical Engineering at Queen's University. He participates in hockey and curling and is often seen with his friend Jim Purvis.
• John Zvonar: John Zvonar of Port Arthur is recognized for his academic success and his athletic abilities in basketball and hockey.
• FORESTERS AND MINERS INFORMAL STAG: Second-year Forestry and Mining students hosted a stag party for Bob Schumacher on November 27 to celebrate his upcoming wedding. Pieter Prins offered congratulations, and the group thanked Mr. and Mrs. Haggerty for their help.
• Forestry II Student Profiles: Biographical sketches of three second-year forestry students, detailing their hometowns, personalities, and career ambitions.
• Industrial Chemistry Student Profiles: Biographical sketches of two Industrial Chemistry students, Emma-Charlene Richmond and Jack Lahti, detailing their personalities, hobbies, and future plans.
• Tech Mining I Student Profiles: Biographical sketches of three first-year mining technology students from Port Arthur, detailing their academic achievements, hobbies like curling and ping-pong, and future career goals.
• Ode to an Illusion (The Lab. Technicians' Lament): A humorous poem written by two students describing the experiences and struggles of laboratory technician students at L.T.I., including dissecting specimens and working with chemicals.
• ARTS - Special Division: Thirty-four part-time students, primarily local elementary teachers, attended Arts courses in Politics, English, or Psychology to earn B.A. degrees. They often rushed from work to make the 4:30 bell, persevering through blizzards and late nights.
• Institute Forestry Camp: Second year students attended a forestry camp starting September 15, commuting daily from Port Arthur. They learned road layout, barn construction, and forest cruising techniques, including a ten percent continuous strip cruise.
• The Scaling Course: In October 1953, forestry students traveled to Camp 20 at the Black Sturgeon Concession for a scaling course. The program included lectures and field experience, concluding with a two-part examination for approximately 65 men.
• Fall Utilization Trip: Second-year Forestry students visited several logging operations in November, including the Great Lakes Paper Company's Dog River Concession and the Ontario-Minnesota Patricia Concession. They observed various cutting methods, camp layouts, and mechanical equipment before traveling to Dryden to tour the Dryden Paper Company's mill and strip operations.
• Winter Utilization Trip: Second-year forestry students took a multi-day field trip in February to observe logging operations at Longlac, Caramat, and Nipigon. They toured facilities of the Longlac Pulp and Paper Company, Marathon Paper Mills of Canada, and Nipigon Lake Timber Company to see mechanical wood handling and camp construction.
• Silver Mountain Survey: Mining students from Lakehead Technical Institute spent a week surveying the abandoned Silver Mountain Mine after a stay at Pardee. Twelve men and a dog shared a small farmhouse, where first-year students acted as cooks and assistants while second-year students conducted underground surveys in cold, dark conditions. The trip concluded the 1953 excursions for the mining class, providing practical experience and mineral specimens like amethyst quartz.
• Autumn Field Trip: First and second-year mining students spent two weeks on a field trip at mining claims in Pardee Township. The students engaged in surveying, geological mapping, and prospecting while managing their own camp chores and dealing with a local bear. The trip included a visit to the American border and various outdoor activities like fishing and hiking.
• President's Message: The president reports high student participation in athletics, highlighting successful curling and hockey trips to Duluth and the establishment of an intramural basketball league. He acknowledges the work of various convenors and faculty advisors while looking forward to the 1954 season.
• PING PONG: Ping pong was a highly popular activity in the school common room this year. A singles tournament was held for a trophy, which was won by Ted Wainikka.
• CURLING: The 1954 curling season ran from January to March, featuring ten rinks and a trip to Duluth to compete against the University of Minnesota. After a series of elimination matches in late March, A. Vinni defeated B. Reid in a close final game to win the L.T.I. championship.
• Hockey: The L.T.I. hockey team participated in intramural games and traveled to Duluth to play the University of Minnesota. Despite losing 10-4, the team scored four goals in the final period and earned the respect of the American crowd.
• Winter Formal: A collection of photographs capturing students and guests at the Winter Formal event, including couples dancing and groups socializing.
• CONVOCATION: The Lakehead Technical Institute held its fifth annual graduation ceremony on May 6, 1953, at the Fort William Collegiate auditorium. The event featured an address by the Minister of Education and the presentation of diplomas, certificates, and various academic awards.
• SCHOLARSHIPS AND PRIZES: A list of students who received scholarships, bursaries, and prizes for the 1952-53 academic year from various municipal, industrial, and memorial funds.
• IN PRAISE OF L.T.I.: A satirical essay describing a typical day at Lakehead Technical Institute, from the end of a lecture to lunch in the refectory and leisure time in the common room. The author humorously details student behavior, the use of drafting tables for eating soup, and activities like cockroach racing and rat-trapping.
• In Sad Cypress: A descriptive narrative about a person entering a dark house on a winter night, lighting a lamp, and watching the shadows and firelight dance across the room until they fall asleep.
• The Courtroom Joke: A humorous anecdote about a defense attorney and a prosecuting attorney questioning a witness about her evening plans.
• RURAL RIOTS: A collection of short jokes including a country girl talking about marriage proposals and a man describing the local occupation as following the sun or shade around a house.
• Jokes: A collection of short humorous anecdotes involving characters named Ron, Ted, Tom, Pop, a Coach, and a Manager regarding poker losses, baseball umpires, and difficult names.
• Classroom Joke: A short humorous exchange between Mr. Ross and Cal regarding Cal's tardiness to History class.
• MacKenzie's Birthday: A short joke about a man named MacKenzie who decides to splurge on his birthday by giving his canary an extra seed.
• Joke: A short dialogue between Gordon and Woody where Gordon mentions being out with his nurse, and Woody jokes that his mother might let him out without one someday.
• ON BOOKS: A collection of literary quotes about the limitations of books compared to real life experience, featuring words from Robert Louis Stevenson, William Wordsworth, and Alexander Pope.

People named in advertisements

• HAROLD G. BLANCHARD — advertisement for Harold G. Blanchard
• JOS McDONOUGH, FRED R. MARSHALL, Q.C., MARIUS MADSEN, HUGH MACKAY, HORACE G. YOUNG, M.E., A. T. SEQUIN, ROBERT C. COFFEY, M.E., MISS M. MASTERSON, E. G. CRAYSTON, M.E. — advertisement for Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited
• George Wardrope — advertisement for George Wardrope M. L. A. WARDROPE AGENCY
• GEORGE H. BURKE — advertisement for George H. Burke Jewellers
• F. W. WATT, W. A. M. KYRO — advertisement for Watt & Kyro, Architects
• Fred O. Robinson, Eunice M. Wishart, W. E. Riddell, R. V. Wilmot, R. A. Robinson, R. N. Freeman, A. J. Hinton, T. J. McAuliffe, G. Neill, W. Brayshaw, C. Dilley, Arthur H. Evans — advertisement for The Corporation of the City of Port Arthur
• J. L. McCORMACK — advertisement for Andrew Insurance Agency Ltd
• E. H. TREMBLAY — advertisement for E. H. Tremblay
• Guy Perciante, Edgar Laprade — advertisement for Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited
• A. J. MICKELSON, R. F. FRASER, A. R. HAYWOOD — advertisement for Mickelson And Fraser
• C. W. KING — advertisement for King's Business College
• L. D. DACK — advertisement for L. D. Dack
• R. W. HUBIE — advertisement for Superior Agency
• JOS McDONOUGH (President of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• FRED R. MARSHALL, Q.C. (Vice-President of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• MARIUS MADSEN (Director of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• HUGH MACKAY (Director of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• HORACE G. YOUNG, M.E. (Director of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• A. T. SEQUIN (Director of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• ROBERT C. COFFEY, M.E. (Director of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• MISS M. MASTERSON (Secretary-Treasurer of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• E. G. CRAYSTON, M.E. (General Manager of MADSEN RED LAKE GOLD MINES LIMITED)
• Fred O. Robinson (Mayor of City of Port Arthur)
• J. L. McCORMACK (President of ANDREW INSURANCE AGENCY LTD.)
• E. H. TREMBLAY (PORT ARTHUR REPRESENTATIVE of WAWANESA MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY)
• A. J. MICKELSON
• R. F. FRASER
• A. R. HAYWOOD
• C. W. KING (Principal of KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE)
• R. W. HUBIE (Broker of SUPERIOR AGENCY)