Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1955) roster

This is the list of people named in Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1955) (1955).

People

Name	Role	Program	Hometown	Page
W. S. Armstrong	Staff			p. 9
A. G. Baker	Staff			p. 10
M. W. Bartley	Staff	Vice-Chairman of Advisory Committee		p. 24
E. G. Bishop	Staff			p. 12
H. S. Braun	Staff	PRINCIPAL of Lakehead Technical Institute, Principal of Lakehead Technical Institute		p. 9
C. J. Campbell	Staff			p. 9
J. H. Charnock	Staff			p. 10
B. Chopp	Staff			p. 10
L. Dubinsky	Staff	REGISTRAR of Lakehead Technical Institute		p. 9
Charles Farr	Staff			p. 4
D. M. Fisher	Staff			p. 9
R. J. Flatt	Staff	CHAIRMAN of Advisory Committee		p. 7
E.L. Goodall	Staff	Chairman of Campaign Committee		p. 40
J. W. Haggerty	Staff			p. 9
Ian Kingston	Staff			p. 4
Rochelle Kostick	Staff			p. 4
P. V. LeMay	Staff	Chairman of Advisory Committee		p. 24
M. Masterson	Staff			p. 12
W. D. McKinnon	Staff			p. 10
Sadie G. Miller	Staff			p. 43
T. B. Miller	Staff			p. 10
James Mitchell	Staff			p. 4
T. W. Page	Staff			p. 10
E. G. Pye	Staff			p. 10
George Reguly	Staff			p. 4
W. G. Tamblyn	Staff	Chairman of Building Committee		p. 24
Joe Turner	Staff			p. 28
Carl Anderson	Student			p. 5
Desmond Annala	Student			p. 24
M.W. Babe	Student			p. 40
John Bayko	Student	Mining		p. 24
William Beaton	Student			p. 8
George E. Bendell	Student			p. 25
F.A. Blatchford	Student			p. 24
Harold S. Braun	Student			p. 7
William Brayshaw	Student			p. 25
Nara-Therese Bulluz	Student			p. 24
David Burrows	Student			p. 29
Colin Camdonald	Student			p. 68
Mayor Carson	Student			p. 24
Kenneth Craig	Student			p. 24
Charles Dilley	Student			p. 25
Tommy Van Dyk	Student			p. 67
Arthur H. Evans	Student			p. 25
Charles Farr	Student			p. 4
Dour Fishbait	Student			p. 67
Robert Foster	Student	Mining		p. 24
Roy N. Freeman	Student			p. 25
Edmund E. Geiger	Student			p. 79
Donald Gildner	Student			p. 24
Von Graffenried	Student			p. 44
Ray Hartviksen	Student			p. 51
Roy Hartviksen	Student			p. 5
Albert J. Hinton	Student			p. 25
Duane Howes	Student			p. 5
Harry E.m.f. Weekly Ii	Student			p. 67
T.S. Jones	Student			p. 24
Irene Kauhanen	Student			p. 24
Ian Kingston	Student			p. 4
Rochelle Kostick	Student			p. 4
Gayle Leachman	Student			p. 24
R.B. LeCocq	Student			p. 24
Hugh MacKay	Student			p. 12
Isabel Mackey	Student			p. 24
Marius Madsen	Student			p. 12
Fred R. Marshall	Student			p. 12
Donald Martin	Student			p. 24
Angelo Mauro	Student			p. 25
Thomas J. McAuliffe	Student			p. 25
Senator McCarthy	Student			p. 61
Joseph McDonough	Student			p. 12
William McGillivray	Student			p. 44
Sadie G. Miller	Student			p. 5
James Mitchell	Student			p. 4
Dan Moziar	Student			p. 42
Gordon Murray	Student			p. 5
George Neill	Student			p. 25
Garfield Nuttall	Student			p. 24
Danny O'Gorman	Student			p. 29
David Owen	Student			p. 24
T.W. Page	Student			p. 24
John Pohanka	Student	Forestry		p. 24
Bill Race	Student			p. 75
George Reguly	Student			p. 4
Johnny Rembrant	Student			p. 68
Fred O. Robinson	Student			p. 25
Mayor Robinson	Student			p. 24
W.R. Rogers	Student			p. 24
Herb Sage	Student			p. 29
Lord Selkirk	Student			p. 44
Robert Semple	Student			p. 44
Lorena Staples	Student			p. 3
Trev H.c.l. Waiter	Student			p. 67
Billy Cos Weaklimbs	Student			p. 68
Elizabeth Westover	Student			p. 24
Ronald V. Wilmot	Student			p. 25
Eunice M. Wishart	Student			p. 25
Horace G. Young	Student			p. 12

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	B.A.		9
B. Chopp	Staff	LIBRARIAN		10
L. Dubinsky	Staff	REGISTRAR		9
J. W. Haggerty	Staff	B.SC.F.		9
W. D. McKinnon	Staff	B.SC.ENG.		10
T. W. Page	Staff	B. SC.		10

Groups

Nor'Wester Staff

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

Members: James Mitchell; Charles Farr; George Reguly; Ian Kingston; Rochelle Kostick; Dr. Miller (as printed); Mr. Fisher (as printed).

Officers and advisers: James Mitchell (Staff Member); Charles Farr (Staff Member); George Reguly (Staff Member); Ian Kingston (Staff Member); Rochelle Kostick (Staff Member).

Advisory Board

Article: Advisory Board (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Students' Council

Article: Students' Council (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Athletic Society

Article: Athletic Society (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Student's Administrative Council

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

Members: F. Harrison (as printed); W. Tuisku (as printed); W. Beaton (as printed); J. Beedell (as printed); J. Mitchell (as printed); K. Craig (as printed); R. Kostick (as printed); L. Staples (as printed); K. Nelson (as printed).

Precambrian Club

Article: Precambrian Club (Lakehead Technical Institute).

History

Article: History (Lakehead Technical Institute 1955).

Members: M. Krenta (as printed); R. Thomas (as printed); L. Bruzas (as printed); N. McArthur (as printed); G. Murray (as printed); R. Parsons (as printed); M. Fronais (as printed); O. Watsyk (as printed).

French

Article: French (Lakehead Technical Institute 1955).

Members: G. Murray (as printed); W. Miller (as printed); S. Pasko (as printed); N. McArthur (as printed); C. Cameron (as printed); M. Telfer (as printed); M. Huttunen (as printed); V. Heikkala (as printed); R. Parsons (as printed).

Advisory Committee

Article: Advisory Committee (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: M. W. Bartley; E.L. Goodall; M.W. Babe; P. V. LeMay (Chairman) (as printed); W. G. Tamblyn (as printed); E. M. Jellett (as printed); D. I. Nattress (as printed).

Officers and advisers: R. J. Flatt (CHAIRMAN); M. W. Bartley (Vice-Chairman); P. V. LeMay (Chairman).

The Students' Administrative Council of the Lakehead Technical Institute

Article: The Students' Administrative Council of the Lakehead Technical Institute.

Men's Athletic Society

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute Men's Athletic Society.

Curling

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute curling.

Members: Braun (as printed); Campbell (as printed); Haggerty (as printed); Miller (as printed); McKinnon (as printed); Allan (as printed); Anderson (as printed); Millen (as printed); Weldon (as printed); Mills (as printed); Maki (as printed); Milton (as printed); Hartviksen (as printed); Beaton (as printed); Dubinsky (as printed); Dahl (as printed); Zawalsky (as printed); Ristanen (as printed); Gildner (as printed); Peacock (as printed); Koivu (as printed); Faris (as printed); Mitchell (as printed); Burrows (as printed); Sykes (as printed); Horn (as printed); Rae (as printed); Foster (as printed); Moulds (as printed); Tuisku (as printed); Kingston (as printed); Hicks (as printed); Geddes (as printed); Moziar (as printed); MacLeod (as printed); Chambers (as printed); Beedell (as printed); Houge (as printed); Sinclair (as printed).

Men's Athletic Society Executive

Article: Men's Athletic Society Executive (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: G. Mills (as printed); K. Geddes (as printed); D. Burrows (as printed); R. Milton (as printed).

Hockey

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute hockey team.

Members: R. Milton (as printed); J. Beedell (as printed); G. Mills (as printed); E. Maki (as printed); D. Burrows (as printed); J. Glowacki (as printed); B. Kitching (as printed); J. Hicks (as printed); H. Demuth (as printed); I. Kingston (as printed); R. Exell (as printed); J. Mitchell (as printed); R. Bannon (as printed); Mr. Campbell (as printed).

Football

Article: Football (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: W. Beaton (as printed); J. Beedell (as printed); D. Burrows (as printed); H. Crichton (as printed); E. Faris (as printed); L. Faris (as printed); K. Geddes (as printed); F. Harrison (as printed); P. Houge (as printed); I. Kingston (as printed); G. Mills (as printed); R. Milton (as printed); J. Mitchell (as printed); K. Moulds (as printed); R. Rae (as printed); G. Reguly (as printed); D. Sinclair (as printed); W. Tuisku (as printed).

Basketball

Article: Basketball (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: J. Beedell (as printed); D. Burrows (as printed); L. Faris (as printed); E. Faris (as printed); K. Geddes (as printed); J. Hicks (as printed); P. Houge (as printed); I. Kingston (as printed); D. Moziar (as printed); H. Sage (as printed).

Building Committee

Article: Building Committee (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: W. G. Tamblyn (Chairman) (as printed).

Officers and advisers: W. G. Tamblyn (Chairman).

Campaign Committee

Article: Campaign Committee (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Officers and advisers: E.L. Goodall (Chairman).

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

• S. M. Craymer — Reverend who delivered the invocation at the 1954 convocation.
• David Owen — Professor of Philosophy at United College and guest speaker at the convocation.
• R. J. Kingston — The artist who drew the floor plans for the Lakehead Technical Institute buildings.

Names printed without a usable first name

A. H. SEGUIN; A. Pope; Allan; Anderson; Armstrong; B. EXELL; B. Kitching; Beaton; Beedell; Bill; Braun; Burrows; C. Cameron; C. J. Campbell; Campbell; Chambers; Chaucer; D. Burrows; D. I. Nattress; D. Moziar; D. Sinclair; Dahl; Dr. Miller; Dubinsky; E. Faris; E. G. CRAYSTON; E. Geiger; E. M. Jellett; E. Maki; F. Harrison; Faris; Foester; Foster; G. Mills; G. Murray; G. Reguly; Geddes; George; Gildner; Grumpy; H. Crichton; H. Demuth; H. Sage; H. W. Brown; H. W. Raleigh; Haggerty; Hartviksen; Hicks; Horn; Houge; I. Kingston; J. Beedell; J. Glowacki; J. Hicks; J. L. BEEDELL; J. L. Beedell; J. Mitchell; Jim; K. Craig; K. Geddes; K. Moulds; K. Nelson; Kingston; Koivu; L. Bruzas; L. Faris; L. Staples; M. Fronais; M. Huttunen; M. Krenta; M. Telfer; M. W. Bartley; MacLeod; Mackinnon; Maki; McKinnon; Millen; Miller; Mills; Milton; Mitchell; Mme. Parree; Moulds; Moziar; Mr. Campbell; Mr. Fisher; Mr. McKinnsky; N. McArthur; O. Watsyk; P. Houge; P. V. LeMay; Page; Peacock; Professor Einstein; Quiller-Couch; R. Bannon; R. Exell; R. J. Flatt; R. J. Kingston; R. Kostick; R. Milton; R. Parsons; R. Rae; R. Thomas; Rae; Ristanen; S. J. BIRD, C.E.; S. M. Craymer; S. Pasko; Sam; Sinclair; Socrates; Steadman; Strauss; Sykes; Tuisku; V. Heikkala; W. Beaton; W. G. Tamblyn; W. Miller; W. Tuisku; Weldon; Zawalsky.

Write-ups naming people

• Acknowledgements: The editorial staff expresses gratitude to the advertisers, contributors, and advisors who helped produce this sixth volume of the Nor'Wester, which aims to reflect the school's transition to a junior college.
• Editorial: The author reflects on the importance of individuality and the danger of falling into mediocrity through fear of being different. She encourages students to be assertive and contribute their fresh ideas to society despite potential criticism or poor physical conditions at the school.
• The Chairman's Message: The chairman reports on the proven need for the school since 1948 and the progress made toward constructing a new building for the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology with community support.
• The Principal's Message: The principal congratulates the seventh graduating class, noting they may be the last to graduate from the current converted army barracks before moving to a new campus.
• The S.A.C. President's Message: The council president discusses the role of the Student's Administrative Council in providing social opportunities and bridging the gap between high school and university. He emphasizes that success in life requires being part of a team and cultivating friendships beyond academic studies.
• Convocation 1954: The sixth annual convocation of the Lakehead Technical Institute took place on May 6, 1954, at St. Paul's United Church. The event featured an address by Dr. David Owen and the presentation of various diplomas, certificates, and academic awards.
• Social Events Invitations: This page displays five formal invitations for social events held during the 1954-1955 school year, including a private party, a fall dance, a Christmas party, a mid-winter formal, and a year-end wind-up dance.
• The Year in Brief: A review of the school's athletic season, including rugby's intramural matches, the basketball team's independent efforts, and the hockey team's trip to Duluth. It also highlights the success of the curling league and the table tennis tournament.
• Campus Floor Plans: Architectural floor plans for the Lakehead Technical Institute and Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology buildings, showing labs, lecture rooms, offices, and common areas.
• Work and Plans of Advisory Committee: The Vice-Chairman reports on the rapid progress toward establishing the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology, including plans for a new $350,000 two-story building. Funding is being secured through provincial grants, municipal support from Fort William and Port Arthur, and a local fundraising campaign targeting $65,000.
• Ring in the New: Ian Kingston compares the current dilapidated Lakehead Technical Institute building, made of old army huts, to the planned Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology. He describes the current facility's leaks, narrow halls, and dusty labs while looking forward to the new 80-acre campus situated between Port Arthur and Fort William.
• Lord Selkirk's Expedition to Fort William: This historical account details Lord Selkirk's 1816 journey from York to Fort William, including his interactions with the Nor'Westers following the Seven Oaks massacre. Upon arrival at Thunder Bay, Selkirk arrested William McGillivray and other partners, eventually purchasing the fort and its supplies.
• Sechs Jahre in Canada: This historical account details Von Graffenried's travels through the Canadian wilderness between 1816 and 1818. It describes the layout and operations of the North West Company's fort, his arduous winter journey to Rainy River, and his eventual return to Europe via Montreal and New York.
• Charlie: A man named Charlie, who appears prosperous at first glance but is actually wearing worn-out clothes, walks down a busy street carrying a cane and a cigar butt.
• You Figure It Out: The author attempts to write an essay about nothing, discussing the difficulty of choosing a title and the circular nature of trying to convey no information.
• The Direction of Emphasis in Education: An essay discussing the philosophy of education, arguing against a system driven solely by popular opinion or vocational training. It advocates for education as an end in itself, focusing on the wisdom of the human race and the development of individual character rather than conformity to societal trends.
• English Literature 10 Reflections: An author reflects on the challenges of writing and literary style, referencing various textbooks and the advice of masters like H. W. Raleigh. The narrative recounts interactions with three students: one writing a romanticized account of a night at Boulevard Lake, a young lady upset by the killing of a moose in Port Arthur, and a young man frustrated by the noise of a lumber mill interfering with his psychological studies.
• The Choice of a Topic: The author recounts humorous interactions with various college characters, including a janitor writing an essay and a student with a thermo-nuclear formula, while struggling to choose a literary topic. He eventually considers a proposal to merge Fort William and Port Arthur into a new capital named Superiora, but decides against it to avoid jeopardizing his summer employment prospects.
• The Dog: A hunter goes out on a cold winter day with his dog, haunted by an old man's story about a dog named Grumpy who was carried off by a buck. After the dog disappears following a chase, the hunter fears the worst until the animal reappears safely at dusk.
• And I've Met the President: A humorous and surreal fictional account of a student's meeting with a university president, involving a dead dog on the ceiling and a story about a wealthy friend named Sam who lacked a college education.
• An Overwork Trauma: A student overwhelmed by heavy homework assignments from various professors falls into a dream-like state where they encounter a strange principal and eccentric classmates. The narrative satirizes the academic pressure and the personalities of fellow students and faculty through a surreal tour of the school.
• A Dream of the Arts Section: The narrator visits the Arts section with the principal and meets several eccentric students, including a sculptor named Colin Camdonald and a painter named Johnny Rembrant. They also encounter Billy Cos Weaklimbs, an athlete struggling with calculus, before the narrator wakes up from what turns out to have been a dream.
• The Turning Point: A short philosophical narrative about a man walking a familiar street, contemplating his own intelligence, maturity, and the eventual end of his life's journey.
• The Case of the 64 Bees: A humorous detective story written by G. Reguly involving a narrator and his friend Bill investigating a murder scene. The victim is identified as Bill Race, and the narrative includes various jokes and puns.
• The Butler Did It: A humorous short story concludes with a detective discovering a note insulting a pianist's music and then finding a second victim, an elderly woman. The detective confronts the shifty butler, George, who confesses to the murder because the victim mistreated his mother.
• Injuns: A short creative story about a boy imagining a dangerous encounter with a tribe of warriors, only to be revealed at the end that he was actually playing and had taken his father's bicycle without permission.

People named in advertisements

• 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
• FRED O. ROBINSON, EUNICE M. WISHART, ALBERT J. HINTON, RONALD V. WILMOT, GEORGE NEILL, ROY N. FREEMAN, ANGELO MAURO, THOMAS J. McAULIFFE, O.B.E., CHARLES DILLEY, WILLIAM BRAYSHAW, GEORGE E. BENDELL, ARTHUR H. EVANS, O.B.E. — advertisement for THE CORPORATION of the CITY OF PORT ARTHUR
• R. W. HUBIE — advertisement for Superior Agency
• F.W. Watt, W. A. M. Kyro — advertisement for Watt & Kyro
• Hon. Clare E. Mapledoram, F. A. MacDougall — advertisement for Ontario Department of Lands and Forests
• Hon. Philip T. Kelly, H. C. Rickaby — advertisement for Ontario Department of Mines
• Harold G. Blanchard — advertisement for Harold G. Blanchard
• Fred G. Lovelady, George Lovelady — advertisement for The Camera Shop
• Gavin H. Young — advertisement for Gavin H. Young
• Albert J. Slivinski — advertisement for New Idea Sheet Metal Works
• J. L. McCormack — advertisement for Andrew Insurance Agency Limited
• Guy Perciante, Edgar Laprade — advertisement for Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited
• E. Thompson Whiteley — advertisement for E. Thompson Whiteley
• C. W. KING — advertisement for King's Business College
• FRED O. ROBINSON (Mayor of City of Port Arthur)
• ARTHUR H. EVANS, O.B.E. (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)
• Hon. Philip T. Kelly (Minister of Mines of Ontario Department of Mines)
• H. C. Rickaby (Deputy Minister of Ontario Department of Mines)
• Gavin H. Young
• J. L. McCormack (President of Andrew Insurance Agency Limited)
• Guy Perciante (Partner of Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited)
• Edgar Laprade (Partner of Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited)
• C. W. KING (Principal of KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE)