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Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956) roster

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This is the list of people named in Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956) (1956).

People

Name Role Program Hometown Page
W. S. Armstrong Staff p. 9
H. S. Braun Staff Principal of Lakehead Technical Institute, PRINCIPAL of Lakehead Technical Institute p. 9
C. J. Campbell Staff p. 9
T. F. Carr Staff ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN of Library p. 9
J. H. Charnock Staff p. 9
G. L. Clendenning Staff p. 9
L. Dubinsky Staff SECRETARY of Lakehead Technical Institute p. 9
Arthur H. Evans Staff City Clerk of City of Port Arthur p. 11
Charles Farr Staff Photography of The Nor'Wester p. 4
D. M. Fisher Staff LIBRARIAN of Library p. 9
R. J. Flatt Staff Chairman of Advisory Committee p. 24
E. Green Staff p. 10
J. W. Haggerty Staff p. 10
P. H. Hennessy Staff History Teacher of Port Arthur Collegiate p. 39
R. Lehtovaara Staff p. 10
G. Ernest MacKinnon Staff staff of The Nor'Wester p. 4
W. D. McKinnon Staff p. 10
T. B. Miller Staff staff advisor of The Nor'Wester p. 10
Robert Nash Staff staff of The Nor'Wester p. 4
T. W. Page Staff p. 10
E. G. Pye Staff p. 10
R. W. Stevenson Staff p. 10
David Stitt Staff p. 24
Lord Acton Student p. 7
James Aitken Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 15
Kenneth Alexander Student Technical Forestry II Parry Sound p. 15
Anthony Van Amelsfoot Student Technical Forestry I Port Arthur p. 22
Carl Anderson Student p. 24
Bruce Antonen Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 15
Mayor Badanai Student p. 24
Don Baldston Student p. 30
Richard Bannon Student Arts Fort William p. 15
Stan Beckett Student p. 30
Stanley Beckett Student Technical Forestry I Ottawa p. 15
John Beedell Student p. 24
Robert Belcher Student Technical Mining II Port Arthur p. 15
Ronald Bellingham Student Technical Forestry I Fort William p. 16
Bushman Bob Student p. 79
Harold S. Braun Student p. 7
Gerald Brinkmeier Student Applied Science Fort William p. 16
Coral Lee Bro Student Technical Chemistry I Port Arthur p. 16
Frank Brown Student Technical Forestry I Creighton Mines p. 16
Wayne Brown Student Applied Science Fort William p. 16
Tom Burns Student p. 51
Dave Burrows Student p. 24
Robert Chambers Student p. 24
Ted Christianson Student Technical Forestry I Mattice p. 16
Robert Clarke Student Applied Science Willowdale p. 16
John Commisso Student Arts Fort William p. 16
Kenneth Craig Student Mining p. 24
Douglas Crane Student Commerce Sioux Lookout p. 17
Larry Crane Student Commerce Fort William p. 17
Carl Dahl Student Applied Science Jackfish p. 17
Conway Daly Student Arts Port Arthur p. 17
Gordon P. Dalzell Student p. 24
Charles Dickens Student p. 41
Conan Doyle Student p. 62
Ben Drabbe Student Technical Forestry I Port Arthur p. 17
David Elliott Student Applied Science Fort William p. 17
Lynden Erickson Student Applied Science Fort William p. 17
Eugene Faris Student Applied Science Fort William p. 17
Charles Farr Student Technical Forestry II Lowbanks p. 18
John Farrow Student Applied Science Fort William p. 18
Lucien Forcier Student Technical Forestry II New Liskard p. 19
Robert Foster Student Technical Mining II 1954-5 p. 4
James Foulds Student Arts Port Arthur p. 18
Donald Gildner Student Forestry p. 24
Dennis Gollinger Student Technical Mining I Port Arthur p. 18
Wayne Green Student p. 79
Walter Grobelny Student Technical Forestry II Fort William p. 18
Corine Hamlin Student Technical Chemistry I Fort William p. 18
Red Handsome Student p. 79
Mary Louise Hardy Student Technical Chemistry I Fort William p. 18
Raymond Hartviksen Student Technical Mining II Port Arthur p. 18
Pool Hall Helliott Student p. 79
Donald Henderson Student Arts Fort William p. 19
Peter Hennessy Student p. 41
James Hicks Student Arts Fort William p. 19
James H. Hinchliffe Student p. 24
Raymond Hrkac Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 19
Onni Jacobson Student p. 31
Charlie Johnstone Student p. 75
George Johnstone Student Applied Science Gananoque p. 23
Olga A. Kapot Student Technical Chemistry I Port Arthur p. 19
Jack Kirkup Student p. 24
Arnold Koivu Student p. 24
Therese Kowalewski Student p. 85
Mykola Krenta Student p. 24
Clarence Kustra Student Technical Mining II Fort William p. 19
Lawrence Kwasny Student Arts Fort William p. 19
Killer Kwaz Student p. 79
Ernest Mackinnon Student Arts Fort William p. 19
Dorn MacLeod Student Applied Science Sault Ste. Marie p. 20
Walter Malchuk Student Technical Mining I Fort William p. 20
Bill Malden Student p. 77
Thomas McAuliffe Student Arts Port Arthur p. 20
Michael McCrank Student Applied Science Kirkland Lake p. 20
Ken McIsaac Student Technical Mining II Port Arthur p. 20
Nelson McKay Student Arts Fort William p. 20
Sheila McKessock Student Arts Fort William p. 20
Ronald Miki Student Applied Science Fort William p. 20
William Miller Student Technical Mining II Fort William p. 21
Grant Mills Student p. 24
James Mitchell Student Commerce Port Arthur p. 21
Gaspard Monge Student p. 55
Fumio Motomura Student Arts Nipigon p. 21
Daniel Moziar Student p. 24
Gordon Murray Student p. 24
Robert Nash Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 21
Lord Nelson Student p. 79
Slawko Nowytski Student Applied Science Fort William p. 21
Stan Onski Student p. 28
Not listed on page Student p. 40
Roger Page Student Arts Port Arthur p. 21
Harold Peacock Student Technical Forestry II Callander p. 21
John Peacock Student Technical Forestry I Callander p. 21
Robert Peary Student p. 58
Gerald Wayne Peterson Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 23
Louise Pritchard Student Technical Chemistry I Port Arthur p. 23
George Reguly Student p. 24
Douglas Rhind Student Arts Dryden p. 22
Olavi Ristanen Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 22
Mayor Robinson Student p. 24
Sonja Saplywy Student p. 85
Oreste Sideris Student Applied Science Fort William p. 22
Lorena Staples Student p. 24
William Vanstone Student Technical Forestry I Toronto p. 22
David Vickers Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 22
Well Done Vinton Student p. 79
Bernard Waatainen Student Technical Forestry I Port Arthur p. 22
Robert Vinton Weldon Student Applied Science Port Arthur p. 22
Vint Weldon Student p. 31

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
Harold S. Braun Staff PRINCIPAL 7
L. Dubinsky Staff SECRETARY 9
E. Green Staff B.A. 10
J. W. Haggerty Staff B.SC.F. 10
R. Lehtovaara Staff B. COM. 10
W. D. McKinnon Staff B.SC.ENG. 10
T. W. Page Staff B. SC. 10
Gerald Brinkmeier Student Applied Science Fort William 16
Carl Dahl Student Applied Science Jackfish 17
David Elliott Student Applied Science Fort William 17
Lynden Erickson Student Applied Science Fort William 17
Olga Kopot Student Technical Chemistry I Port Arthur 19
Lawrence Kwasny Student Arts Fort William 19
Walter Malchuk Student Technical Mining I Fort William 20
Olavi Ristanen Student Applied Science Port Arthur 22
Robert Vinton Weldon Student Applied Science Port Arthur 22

Groups

The Nor'Wester

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

Officers and advisers: James Foulds (Editor); G. Ernest MacKinnon (staff); Robert Nash (staff); T. B. Miller (staff advisor); Charles Farr (Photography).

Advisory Committee

Article: Advisory Committee (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Officers and advisers: R. J. Flatt (Chairman).

Precambrian Club

Article: Precambrian Club (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Robert Belcher.

The Men's Athletic Society

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

Basketball

Article: Basketball (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Ronald Bellingham; Ronald Miki; Larry Crane; Nelson McKay; Michael McCrank; Eugene Faris; Lawrence Kwasny; Oreste Sideris; David Elliott.

Curling

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute curling.

Members: James Mitchell; Carl Anderson; Oreste Sideris; Bernard Waatainen; Kenneth Alexander; Slawko Nowytski; Stan Beckett; Ronald Miki; David Elliott; Don Baldston; James Aitken; Raymond Hrkac; Louise Pritchard; Fumio Motomura; Nelson McKay; John Farrow; Lawrence Kwasny; Corine Hamlin; James Hicks; Donald Henderson; Larry Crane; Thomas McAuliffe; George Johnstone; Onni Jacobson; Wayne Brown; Robert Nash; Raymond Hartviksen; Mary Louise Hardy; Lucien Forcier; Olavi Ristanen; Clarence Kustra; Dennis Gollinger; Ted Christianson; Vint Weldon; Bruce Antonen; Michael McCrank; Carl Dahl; Sheila McKessock; Douglas Rhind; R. Page (as printed); H. S. Braun (as printed); C. J. Campbell (as printed); J. A. Haggerty (as printed); T. B. Miller (as printed).

Men's Athletic Society Executive

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

Members: Douglas Crane; Donald Henderson; Lawrence Kwasny; Ronald Miki.

The Student's Administrative Council

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

Members: Larry Crane; James Mitchell; John Farrow; Kenneth Alexander; Clarence Kustra; Louise Pritchard; Wayne Brown; Mary Louise Hardy; Eugene Faris; Lawrence Kwasny; Wayne Green; G. Wayne Brown (President) (as printed).

Officers and advisers: Wayne Brown (president); Wayne Brown (PRESIDENT); Wayne Green (President).

Chess

Article: Chess (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Economics

Article: Economics (Lakehead Technical Institute 1956).

Members: Therese Kowalewski; P. Petryck (as printed); J. Bond (as printed); M. Fronais (as printed); T. Crocker (as printed); M. Huttunen (as printed); K. MacGray (as printed); R. Morton (as printed); D. Pozihun (as printed); R. Sinclair (as printed).

Philosophy

Article: Philosophy (Lakehead Technical Institute 1956).

Members: Sonja Saplywy; M. Hasell (as printed); A. Hauta (as printed); M. Fronais (as printed); E. Petch (as printed); J. Dennis (as printed); R. Stark (as printed); T. Kowalewski (as printed); E. Rose (as printed).

Technical Forestry II

Article: Technical Forestry II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1956).

Members: Kenneth Alexander; Charles Farr; Walter Grobelny; Lucien Forcier; Harold Peacock.

Technical Forestry I

Article: Technical Forestry I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1956).

Members: Stanley Beckett; Ronald Bellingham; Frank Brown; Ted Christianson; Ben Drabbe; John Peacock; Anthony Van Amelsfoot; William Vanstone; Bernard Waatainen.

Technical Mining II

Article: Technical Mining II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1956).

Members: Robert Belcher; Raymond Hartviksen; Clarence Kustra; Ken McIsaac; William Miller.

Technical Chemistry I

Article: Technical Chemistry I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1956).

Members: Coral Lee Bro; Corine Hamlin; Mary Louise Hardy; Olga A. Kapot; Louise Pritchard.

Technical Mining I

Article: Technical Mining I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1956).

Members: Dennis Gollinger; Walter Malchuk.

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

  • Sherwood Larson — He is associated with Creighton and Sherlock Limited.[1]
  • Stan Onski — He led the orchestra that played at the Mid-Winter Formal.[2]
  • President Benes — Mentioned as the leader of Czechoslovakia in 1948.[3]
  • Jan Masaryk — Mentioned in the context of the political shift in Czechoslovakia.[3]
  • Bjarni Benediktsson — An Icelandic official quoted regarding the North Atlantic Treaty.[3]
  • Peter Hennessy — He concludes a written piece about the importance of individual freedom and Canada's role in NATO.[4]

Names printed without a usable first name

A. Hauta; A. V. Chapman; Balzac; Bill; Billy; Burns; C. J. Campbell; D. C. Clark; D. I. Nattress; D. M. Fisher; D. Pozihun; Dollie; E. A. Poe; E. Faris; E. M. Jellett; E. Petch; E. Rose; F.D.R.; G. E. MacKinnon; G. Wayne Brown; Gil; Greasy; Grieg; H. H. Styffe; H. S. Braun; Hickie; Hugo; J. A. Haggerty; J. Bond; J. Carell; J. Dennis; J. P. Bertrand; James Dean; K. MacGray; K. McIsaac; King George V; Longfellow; Lumley; M. Fronais; M. Hasell; M. Huttunen; M. W. Bartley; Mickey; Miss C. Cameron; Miss Henderson; Mr. Benediktsson; Mr. Chase; Mr. P. H. Hennessy; Napoleon; Ollie; Oreste; P. H. Hennessy; P. Petryck; P. Spence; P. V. LeMay; R. J. Flatt; R. Morton; R. Page; R. S. Young; R. Sinclair; R. Stark; R. V. Weldon; Rita; Rossini; Rousseau; Shakespeare; T. B. Miller; T. Crocker; T. Kowalewski; Thompson; Twain; W. G. Tamblyn; W. S. Armstrong; Wilkes.

Write-ups naming people

  • Editorial: The editor discusses the goals of the yearbook and proposes the creation of a monthly school newspaper to better handle topical news and student self-expression. He challenges the 1956-57 student body to start the publication immediately rather than waiting for a new building.[5]
  • The Principal's Message: Principal Harold S. Braun congratulates the 1956 graduates, noting the high demand for technicians in an expanding economy. He emphasizes that graduates value advancement and interesting work over pay, and reminds them of their responsibilities as Canadians to guard their heritage of freedom.[6]
  • The S.A.C. President's Message: The student council president discusses the school's evolution into a new college and criticizes the local community's tendency to favor larger universities over the local institute. He calls for students and parents to show more pride and support for the institution to ensure its future success.[7]
  • Convocation 1955: The Lakehead Technical Institute held its seventh annual convocation on May 9, 1955, at Fort William Collegiate. The event featured an invocation by Reverend James H. Hinchliffe, a welcome from Principal Harold S. Braun, and a guest speech by Gordon P. Dalzell.[8]
  • Social Events Calendar: A collection of invitations and announcements for school dances and banquets held throughout the 1955-1956 academic year at various local venues.[2]
  • Here's What I Think: An opinion piece discussing the need for improved social and athletic activities at Lakehead Tech. The author suggests that the difficulty in electing a student council stems from students not knowing each other well enough early in the term and proposes an informal outing to foster friendships.[9]
  • Editor's Note: The yearbook editors introduce a guest article by a local history teacher who won a national essay contest sponsored by NATO.[10]
  • Conclusion on Freedom and NATO: The author concludes an essay discussing the value of private enterprise, individual dignity, and the legal protections afforded to Canadian citizens. He emphasizes that the culture and freedoms protected by NATO are worth defending, even at the cost of life.[4]
  • Death of A Poker Player (A Stook Game): A poem by K. McIsaac describing a card game taking place in a snowy tent during a storm. A player named Bill wins several rounds, causing frustration among the other men until the game ends and they leave.[11]
  • Sunrise: A science fiction short story describing the final moments of a base on a dying planet as a rocket launches toward a green morning star, leaving behind a deserted desert landscape.[12]
  • The Model Home: A young boy named Bill struggles with his father's obsession with keeping their new house pristine, which leads to the father's intense dislike of the family's messy dog. Eventually, the mother arranges for her sister to take the dog away, leaving Bill feeling resentful as his father justifies the removal by claiming the house was no place for a pet.[13]
  • Death Walked That Night: A man named Tom Burns plots to murder his wife for insurance money by sabotaging a cellar step, only for his wife to push him down the stairs first. After he dies, she prepares to frame the scene as an accident, but she forgets she also needs to step on the weakened board herself to complete the ruse.[14]
  • The Sea Mania: The author describes the 'sea mania' that grips readers of maritime adventure stories, recounting a humorous anecdote about a man who died in a sand hole after becoming obsessed with sea serials. The piece goes on to mock the stereotypical characters and plots found in these novels, such as the surly captain and the rescued heroine.[15]
  • Mirage: An article explaining the scientific phenomenon of mirages, including historical anecdotes from World War I and Napoleon's Egyptian campaign, and the physics of light refraction.[16]
  • Crocker Land Expedition: A 1913 expedition set out to map Crocker Land, a territory supposedly discovered by Robert Peary north of Baffin Land. The explorers found that the land did not exist where expected and their instruments gave conflicting readings, eventually realizing the 'land' was actually a large ice floe.[17]
  • A Sight So Touching in Its Majesty: David Elliott describes the student common room at Lakehead Technical Institute as the heart of campus life, where students gather to play cards and ping-pong in a dimly lit, smoky atmosphere. Despite the proximity of outdoor recreation like skating and the lake, the room remains a popular hub for socializing and eating lunch.[18]
  • Science Fiction and Mystery: The text discusses the evolution of detective stories from a low-brow genre to one respected by world leaders and religious figures, suggesting science fiction may follow a similar path of increasing popularity and respectability.[19]
  • So Near and Yet So Far: A young man loses his friends in a large crowd at a fair. While waiting for them, he is singled out by a blonde saleswoman on a platform to participate in a product demonstration for Lan-x-Creme and Lan-x-Bar, during which he spots a girl he knows named Rita in the audience.[20]
  • Rita at the Fair: A narrator recounts meeting a girl named Rita at a fair after having known her casually since public school. After the narrator endures a scalp treatment demonstration by a saleswoman, he and Rita spend time together on various fairground rides, including the ferris wheel.[21]
  • A Night at the Fair: A narrator spends a romantic evening with a girl named Rita at a fair and a movie theater. They share a moment on a ferris wheel before learning she is moving to British Columbia on Sunday, leading to a final date on Saturday night in a quiet city.[22]
  • A Night of Fate: A narrator recounts a romantic final evening spent with a girl named Rita before they both move away from their town. They walk through a park, watch fireworks, and discuss the nature of time and fate before parting with a promise to write to each other.[23]
  • Evidence: A student named Gil is accused of breaking into the school and damaging Room 107 after his wallet is found at the scene. Despite his claims of being home alone, the principal, Mr. Chase, decides to expel him due to the physical evidence and a suspicious cut on Gil's hand.[24]
  • The Menace: A poem by Ron Bellingham about the distractions of television and how it interferes with homework, math, surveying, and biology studies.[25]
  • Untitled Story Fragment: A fictional narrative about a student named Gil who has been expelled from school. He reflects on his past misdeeds, such as creating a stink bomb and fighting, before being found by Charlie Johnstone.[25]
  • Higher Education: A humorous narrative describing a student's daily routine, including a missed bus, interactions in the common room, and a chaotic Student Administrative Council meeting. The author recounts various nicknames and antics of fellow students during lunch and between classes.[26]
  • Calculus With W. S. Armstrong: A poem by Dorn MacLeod describing the process of solving calculus problems involving integration, rates, and brine concentration in a class taught by W. S. Armstrong.[27]
  • A Day's Activities: An anecdotal account of a student's afternoon spent in the Common Room listening to the Western Hit Parade and playing ping pong with a student named Hickie before discussing the school's need for new equipment.[27]

People named in advertisements

  • EUNICE M. WISHART, RONALD V. WILMOT, THOMAS J. McAULIFFE, O.B.E., ALBERT J. HINTON, ERNEST R. FREEMAN, JEAN T. ROBINSON, DANIEL H. COGHLAN, GEORGE E. BENDELL, GEORGE NEILL, ANGELO G. MAURO, JACK M. STITT, ARTHUR H. EVANS, O.B.E. — advertisement for THE CORPORATION of the CITY OF PORT ARTHUR[28]
  • 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[29]
  • Hon. Philip T. Kelly, H. G. Rickaby — advertisement for Ontario Department of Mines[30]
  • J. L. McCormack — advertisement for Andrew Insurance Agency Limited[31]
  • Guy Perciante, Edgar Laprade — advertisement for Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited[31]
  • Clare E. Mapledoram, F. A. MacDougall — advertisement for Department of Lands and Forests[32]
  • Harold G. Blanchard — advertisement for Harold G. Blanchard[33]
  • Gavin H. Young — advertisement for Gavin H. Young, Q.C[34]
  • E. Thompson Whiteley — advertisement for E. Thompson Whiteley[35]
  • D. A. Clark — advertisement for Nipigon Lake Timber Company Limited[36]
  • Fred G. Lovelady, George Lovelady — advertisement for The Camera Shop[37]
  • L. D. Dack — advertisement for L. D. Dack[38]
  • EUNICE M. WISHART (Mayor of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • RONALD V. WILMOT (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • THOMAS J. McAULIFFE, O.B.E. (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • ALBERT J. HINTON (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • ERNEST R. FREEMAN (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • JEAN T. ROBINSON (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • DANIEL H. COGHLAN (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • GEORGE E. BENDELL (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • GEORGE NEILL (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • ANGELO G. MAURO (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • JACK M. STITT (Alderman of City of Port Arthur)[28]
  • JOSEPH McDONOUGH (Director of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited; President of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • MARIUS MADSEN (Director of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • FRED R. MARSHALL, Q.C. (Director of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited; Vice-President of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • HUGH MACKAY (Director of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • HORACE G. YOUNG, M.E. (Director of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • A. H. SEGUIN (Director of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • S. J. BIRD, C.E. (Director of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • MISS M. MASTERSON (Secretary-Treasurer of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • E. G. CRAYSTON, P. ENG. (General Manager of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • DR. E. G. BISHOP (Consultant of Madsen Red Lake Gold Mines Limited)[29]
  • Hon. Philip T. Kelly (Minister of Ontario Department of Mines)[30]
  • H. G. Rickaby (Deputy Minister of Ontario Department of Mines)[30]
  • J. L. McCormack (President of Andrew Insurance Agency Limited)[31]
  • Guy Perciante[31]
  • Edgar Laprade[31]
  • Clare E. Mapledoram (Minister of Department of Lands and Forests)[32]
  • F. A. MacDougall (Deputy Minister of Department of Lands and Forests)[32]

References

  1. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 4. Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 28. Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 40. Internet Archive.
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 41. Internet Archive.
  5. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 6. Internet Archive.
  6. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 7. Internet Archive.
  7. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 8. Internet Archive.
  8. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 24. Internet Archive.
  9. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 29. Internet Archive.
  10. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 39. Internet Archive.
  11. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 42. Internet Archive.
  12. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 45. Internet Archive.
  13. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 46. Internet Archive.
  14. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 51. Internet Archive.
  15. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 53. Internet Archive.
  16. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 55. Internet Archive.
  17. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 58. Internet Archive.
  18. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 59. Internet Archive.
  19. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 62. Internet Archive.
  20. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 63. Internet Archive.
  21. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 65. Internet Archive.
  22. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 67. Internet Archive.
  23. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 69. Internet Archive.
  24. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 75. Internet Archive.
  25. ↑ 25.0 25.1 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 77. Internet Archive.
  26. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 79. Internet Archive.
  27. ↑ 27.0 27.1 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 81. Internet Archive.
  28. ↑ 28.00 28.01 28.02 28.03 28.04 28.05 28.06 28.07 28.08 28.09 28.10 28.11 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 11. Internet Archive.
  29. ↑ 29.00 29.01 29.02 29.03 29.04 29.05 29.06 29.07 29.08 29.09 29.10 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 12. Internet Archive.
  30. ↑ 30.0 30.1 30.2 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 26. Internet Archive.
  31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 31.2 31.3 31.4 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 34. Internet Archive.
  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 32.2 Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 35. Internet Archive.
  33. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 49. Internet Archive.
  34. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 52. Internet Archive.
  35. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 56. Internet Archive.
  36. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 72. Internet Archive.
  37. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 78. Internet Archive.
  38. ↑ Lakehead Technical Institute Nor'Wester (1956), p. 80. Internet Archive.
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