Lakehead Technical Institute Yearbook (1957) roster

This is the list of people named in Lakehead Technical Institute Yearbook (1957) (1957).

People

Name	Role	Program	Hometown	Page
W. S. Armstrong	Staff			p. 13
Egidio Babuoro	Staff			p. 44
H. S. Braun	Staff	Principal of Lakehead Technical Institute		p. 13
C. J. Campbell	Staff	Instructor of L.T.I. Faculty		p. 12
A. V. Chapman	Staff	First Chairman of L.T.I. Advisory Board		p. 6
J. H. Charnock	Staff			p. 13
Van Dorn	Staff			p. 51
Arthur H. Evans	Staff	City Clerk of City Council		p. 48
D. M. Fisher	Staff	Librarian of Lakehead Technical Institute		p. 13
Waveney Gilbert	Staff			p. 44
E. Green	Staff			p. 13
J. W. Haggerty	Staff			p. 13
Doreen Inouye	Staff			p. 44
Bob Johnson	Staff			p. 44
Betty Kouhi	Staff		Raith	p. 51
R. Lehtovaara	Staff			p. 14
D. Lindsay	Staff	Head of Departments of Biological Sciences and Organic Chemistry		p. 14
Tsi Lun	Staff			p. 51
John Lychek	Staff			p. 44
W. D. McKinnon	Staff			p. 14
T. B. Miller	Staff			p. 14
Wally Mitchell	Staff			p. 44
Dick O'Donnell	Staff			p. 44
R. W. Osling	Staff			p. 24
T. W. Page	Staff			p. 14
H. Pergamit	Staff			p. 24
Bill Plunkett	Staff			p. 44
E. G. Pye	Staff			p. 14
Brian Robinson	Staff			p. 44
R. W. Stevenson	Staff			p. 14
B. Viegandt	Staff	Assistant Librarian of L.T.I., ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN of Library		p. 14
James Aitken	Student			p. 24
Bruce Antonen	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 15
Pat Armstrong	Student			p. 23
Egidio Babudro	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 15
Francis Bacon	Student			p. 30
Mayor Badanai	Student			p. 24
Stan Beckett	Student			p. 34
Stanley Beckett	Student	Technical Forestry I	Ottawa	p. 15
Ronald Bellingham	Student	Technical Forestry II	Fort William	p. 15
Ron Bissett	Student			p. 23
Pat Boivan	Student			p. 34
Patrick Boivan	Student	Technical Mining I	North Bay	p. 15
Jean Bond	Student	Economics		p. 24
Harold S. Braun	Student			p. 11
Coral Lee Bro	Student	Technical Chemistry I	Port Arthur	p. 15
Wayne Brown	Student			p. 24
Frank Buchik	Student	Technical Forestry I	Fort William	p. 16
Allan Quacken bush	Student			p. 43
John Campbell	Student			p. 12
Ronald Carlson	Student			p. 23
John Cerven	Student	Technical Chemistry I	Port Arthur	p. 16
Ted Christianson	Student	Technical Forestry II	Mattice	p. 16
Glen Coley	Student	Technical Mining I	Sudbury	p. 16
Arthur Holly Compton	Student			p. 10
Donald Coulson	Student	Applied Science	South Gillies	p. 16
Ed Crozic	Student			p. 81
David Crozier	Student	Applied Science	North Bay	p. 16
Conway Daly	Student			p. 24
Joan Davidson	Student			p. 23
Jacqueline Dennis	Student	Philosophy		p. 24
Ben Drabbe	Student	Technical Forestry II	Port Arthur	p. 16
Premier Drew	Student			p. 6
Felix Dzuba	Student	Technical Mining I	Loon Lake	p. 16
Joan Eickimeir	Student	Technical Chemistry I	Schrieber	p. 17
Lynden Erickson	Student			p. 24
Manfred Ficker	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 17
William Fleming	Student	Applied Science	Bruce Mines	p. 17
Lucien Forcier	Student	Forestry		p. 24
James Foulds	Student			p. 24
Magdaline Franais	Student			p. 23
Lloyd Fucile	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 17
William Gault	Student	Technical Mining I	Belleville	p. 17
Waveney Gilbert	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 17
Fred Goodfellow	Student			p. 23
Leslie Groves	Student			p. 10
Sledge Hammer	Student			p. 63
Robert Hasell	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 17
Richard Heale	Student	Applied Science	Atikokan	p. 17
Donald Henderson	Student			p. 24
James Hicks	Student			p. 24
Victor Hill	Student	Technical Mining I	Fort William	p. 18
Raymond Hrkac	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 18
Howard Huby	Student			p. 28
Doreen Inouye	Student	Technical Chemistry I	Fort William	p. 18
Melvin Jacobson	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 18
Old Joe	Student			p. 53
Al Johnson	Student			p. 34
Alan Johnson	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 18
Robert Johnson	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 18
Vincent Kenney	Student	Applied Science	Terrace Bay	p. 18
Joyce Kiiskila	Student			p. 23
Allan Korkola	Student	Technical Forestry I	Timmins	p. 18
Betty Kouhi	Student			p. 5
Clarence Kustra	Student	Mining		p. 24
John Lagadin	Student	Technical Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 19
Charley Lance	Student			p. 79
Douglas R. Lindsay	Student			p. 12
Marlene Lindstrom	Student			p. 23
Laughing Lloyd	Student			p. 65
John Lychek	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 19
Isobel Mackey	Student			p. 24
Ernest Mackinnon	Student			p. 24
George Maier	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 19
Walter Malchuk	Student	Technical Mining II	Fort William	p. 19
Donald Martin	Student	Technical Chemistry I	Fort William	p. 19
Albert Marvez	Student	Applied Science	Caracas, Venezuela	p. 19
Wilbur Mazurski	Student	Technical Chemistry I	Fort William	p. 19
Robert McCall	Student			p. 23
Sheila McKessock	Student			p. 24
Stuart McNeil	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 19
Arthur Menhart	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 20
Ron Miki	Student			p. 24
Wallace Mitchell	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 20
Fumio Montomura	Student	Applied Science	Nipigon	p. 20
Jack Myronuk	Student	Applied Science	Kapuskasing	p. 20
Robert Nash	Student			p. 24
Geo. Neill	Student			p. 48
Roger Nordrum	Student	Applied Science	Dryden	p. 20
Carl Nygren	Student	Applied Science	Dryden	p. 20
Richard O'Donnell	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 20
Kim Omae	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 20
Harrold Pantoulias	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 21
John Peacock	Student			p. 24
Keith Perry	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	p. 21
Old Pete	Student			p. 53
Alexander Phillips	Student			p. 24
William Plunkett	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 21
Edward Pounder	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 21
Allan Quackenbush	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 21
Marjorie Rayner	Student			p. 23
Lahja Repo	Student			p. 23
Dennis Richter	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 21
Brian Robinson	Student	Technical Forestry I	Sarnia	p. 21
Jean T. Robinson	Student			p. 48
George Shaw	Student			p. 24
Carol Sherlock	Student			p. 23
Robert Sliskovitch	Student	Applied Science	Port Arthur	p. 21
Gerald Smith	Student	Technical Mining I	Nipigon	p. 22
Gordon Sutton	Student			p. 24
Michael Syrduk	Student	Technical Forestry I	Port Arthur	p. 22
Edward Tutkaluk	Student	Technical Mining I	Atikokan	p. 22
Raymond Villeneuve	Student	Technical Forestry I	Timmins	p. 22
Bernard Waatainen	Student	Technical Forestry II	Port Arthur	p. 22
Robert Walterson	Student	Tecnical Mining I	Port Arthur	p. 22
Jack Weib	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 22
Gordon Whybourne	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	p. 22
Jack Wieb	Student			p. 34
Mayor Wishart	Student			p. 24
Hans Wittforth	Student	Technical Chemistry	Kenora	p. 23
Michael Zzablocki	Student	Arts	Fort William	p. 23

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., PRINCIPAL		13
E. Green	Staff	B.A.		13
J. W. Haggerty	Staff	B.SC.F.		13
R. Lehtovaara	Staff	B. COM.		14
D. Lindsay	Staff	B.A., M.SC.		14
B. Viegandt	Staff	ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN		14
Frank Buchik	Student	Technical Forestry I	Fort William	16
John Cerven	Student	Technical Chemistry I	Port Arthur	16
John Lagadin	Student	Technical Mining I	Port Arthur	19
Arthur Menhart	Student	Arts	Port Arthur	20
Dennis Richter	Student	Applied Science	Fort William	21

Groups

Student's Administrative Council Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology

Article: Student's Administrative Council Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology.

L.T.I. Advisory Board

Article: L.T.I. Advisory Board (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Officers and advisers: A. V. Chapman (First Chairman).

L.T.I. Alumni Association

Article: L.T.I. Alumni Association (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Students' Administrative Council

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute Students' Administrative Council.

Members: Arthur Menhart.

Officers and advisers: Walter Malchuk (President); Walter Malchuk (PRESIDENT).

Year Book Staff

Article: Year Book Staff (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: John Lychek; Bob Johnson; Bill Plunkett; Dick O'Donnell; Wally Mitchell; Egidio Babuoro; Doreen Inouye; Waveney Gilbert; Brian Robinson.

M.A.S

Article: M.A.S (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Officers and advisers: Fumio Montomura (TREAS.); Jack Myronuk (VICE PRESIDENT); Doreen Inouye (SEC.); Stuart McNeil (PRESIDENT).

Psychology

Article: Psychology (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Joan Davidson; Fred Goodfellow; Joyce Kiiskila; Marlene Lindstrom; Robert McCall; Marjorie Rayner; Lahja Repo; Carol Sherlock; J. Morton (as printed); J. S. Wade (as printed); W. J. Watkins (as printed).

History

Article: History (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Ron Bissett; Magdaline Franais; Pat Armstrong; Ronald Carlson.

Curling

Article: Lakehead Technical Institute curling.

Members: Keith Perry; Gerald Smith; Stan Beckett; Lloyd Fucile; Ted Christianson; Waveney Gilbert; David Crozier; Manfred Ficker; Allan Quackenbush; Coral Lee Bro; Al Johnson; Victor Hill; Doreen Inouye; Edward Tutkaluk; Vincent Kenney; Bernard Waatainen; Carl Nygren; William Plunkett; Edward Pounder; Donald Coulson; Jack Wieb; Jack Myronuk; Brian Robinson; Pat Boivan; Kim Omae; Robert Hasell; Braun (as printed); Mackinnon (as printed); Lindsay (as printed); Miller (as printed); W. D. McKinnon (as printed); D. Lindsay (as printed); T. B. Miller (as printed); H. S. Braun (as printed).

Table-tennis

Article: Table-tennis (Lakehead Technical Institute).

S.A.C. Executive

Article: S.A.C. Executive (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Joan Eickimeir; Bruce Antonen; William Fleming; Walter Malchuk.

S.A.C. Representatives

Article: S.A.C. Representatives (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: Arthur Menhart; Allan Quacken bush; Coral Lee Bro; Jack Myronuk; Ronald Bellingham.

Athletic Council

Article: Athletic Council (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Members: William Plunkett; Robert Johnson; Jack Myronuk; Doreen Inouye; Stuart McNeil; William Gault; Fumio Montomura.

The Second Year Foresters

Article: The Second Year Foresters (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: B. Waatainen (as printed); J. Christianson (as printed); R. Bellingham (as printed); B. Drabbe (as printed).

Forestry Students

Article: Forestry Students (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Pre Cambrian Club

Article: Pre Cambrian Club (Lakehead Technical Institute).

Technical Mining II

Article: Technical Mining II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Walter Malchuk.

Technical Forestry I

Article: Technical Forestry I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Stanley Beckett; Frank Buchik; Allan Korkola; Brian Robinson; Michael Syrduk; Raymond Villeneuve.

Technical Forestry II

Article: Technical Forestry II (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Ronald Bellingham; Ted Christianson; Ben Drabbe; Bernard Waatainen.

Technical Mining I

Article: Technical Mining I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Patrick Boivan; Glen Coley; Felix Dzuba; William Gault; Victor Hill; John Lagadin; Gerald Smith; Edward Tutkaluk.

Technical Chemistry I

Article: Technical Chemistry I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Coral Lee Bro; John Cerven; Joan Eickimeir; Doreen Inouye; Donald Martin; Wilbur Mazurski.

Tecnical Mining I

Article: Tecnical Mining I (Lakehead Technical Institute 1957).

Members: Robert Walterson.

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

• W. M. Mitchell
• Doreen Inouye
• F. Dyer
• Betty Kouhi
• Ray Hrkac
• Kim Omae
• John Lychek
• Don Coulson
• Manfred Ficker
• Vince Kenney
• Bruce Antonen
• Premier Drew — He announced the establishment of a Technical Institute at the Lakehead in May 1945.
• Richard O'Donnell — He is planning to form an alumni association for the school.
• Howard Huby — His orchestra provided the music for the Mid-Winter Formal.

Names printed without a usable first name

A. G. MAURO; A. J. HINTON; A. V. Chapman; B. Drabbe; B. Waatainen; Ben; Braun; C. J. Campbell; Charley; D. C. Clark; D. H. COGHLAN; D. I. Nattress; D. Lindsay; Dr. Miller; E. R. FREEMAN; E. V. ANTEN, M.D.; Ed; F. Dyer; H. H. Styffe; H. S. Braun; H.S.B.; J. Christianson; J. M. STITT; J. Morton; J. R. O'Donnell; J. S. Wade; Johnny; L. Walker; Lindsay; M. R. ZALE; M. W. Bartley; Mac; Mackinnon; Martha; Miller; Mr. Haggerty; Mr. Lindsay; Mr. Page; Mrs. Abdul; Mrs. Creto; Mrs. Smith; P. V. LeMay; Portia; R. A. Pattison; R. Bellingham; R. J. Flatt; R. N. FREEMAN; Ron; Skip; T. B. Miller; Trev; Ugg; Vic; W. C. Mercer; W. D. McKinnon; W. G. Tamblun; W. J. Watkins; W. M. MITCHELL; W. M. Mitchell.

Write-ups naming people

• History of the College: The institution began following a 1945 announcement by Premier Drew, with the first technical mining class held in 1948. After operating in temporary quarters on Cumberland Street, the school was renamed Lakehead College of Arts, Sciences, and Technology in 1956, with a new campus building scheduled to open for the fall of 1957.
• Editorial: The 1956-57 school year marks the transition from the old Cumberland Street location to a new site on Oliver Road. The editor reflects on the need for continuity between years, the formation of an alumni association, and the shift from first-term apathy to second-term activity in sports and yearbook production.
• Editor's Message: The editor provides advice for future yearbook production, suggesting earlier deadlines for advertising and photography to ensure a smoother process. The piece also highlights the introduction of a monthly newsletter to keep students informed and concludes with thanks to those who assisted with the yearbook.
• According to the Cynics: The author addresses first-year students to debunk sarcastic and negative rumors about the school's quality. He asserts that Lakehead Technical Institute has excellent teachers and a vibrant student body, encouraging students to defend the school's reputation.
• Editorial: The editor discusses the transition of Lakehead Technical Institute into the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology. He highlights the successful launch of a student newspaper and proposes the formation of an alumni association to support the growing institution.
• The Principal's Message: The Principal congratulates the graduating class, noting they are likely the last to graduate from the Cumberland Street barracks before the move to the new Lakehead College. He discusses the nature of scientific discipline and responsibility by quoting a conversation between General Leslie Groves and Dr. Arthur Holly Compton regarding the atomic bomb project.
• Principal's Message: Principal Braun reflects on the reliability of democratic processes and the importance of making value-based decisions as students pursue advanced education.
• The S.A.C. President's Message: The student council president discusses the final year of the institute before its transition to a new college name, highlighting social programs and the importance of the Common Room.
• Faculty Appointments: The page details the careers and new appointments of faculty members, including the departure of a forestry instructor to private business and the arrival of a new department head and assistant librarian.
• Convocation 1956: The Lakehead Technical Institute held its eighth annual convocation on May 10, 1956, at St. Paul's United Church's Youth Hall in Port Arthur. The event featured an invocation by Reverend W. C. Mercer, a welcome from Principal Harold S. Braun, and a guest speech by Alexander Phillips regarding regional development.
• The Social Section: The school year featured several social events including an initial stag at Walter Malchuk's home, a dinner-dance at the Flamingo Club, and two stags at John Lychek's residence. The highlight was the Mid-Winter Formal held on February 8, 1957, at the Port Arthur Golf and Country Club with music by Howard Huby's orchestra.
• Macbeth At Hansen's: A parody of Macbeth's 'Is this a dagger' soliloquy, reimagined as a student playing a game of pool at a local establishment.
• Sports Section Review: The 1956-57 athletic year at Lakehead Technical Institute focused on participation and fun across curling, table tennis, hockey, and basketball. The school looks forward to improved facilities and higher enrollment at their new location next year.
• My First Experience at the Game of Curling: A humorous narrative by Doreen Inouye about her first day of the curling season on January 7, 1957, where she was assigned to a team of three men and struggled to understand the rules and physical demands of the sport.
• A First Experience with Curling: A female student recounts her humorous first attempt at curling, where she struggled with the rules and the behavior of her male teammates. Despite the confusion over sweeping techniques and the eccentricities of the other players, her team eventually emerged victorious after a four-hour match.
• The Song of The Buttermaker: A poem describing the process of making butter and comparing the quality of butter made by various women in a community.
• Signs of the Times: A poem contrasting the bleakness of autumn and death with mundane social concerns like matching gloves and hats or going to the movies.
• Prospector's Heaven: A poem narrated by a young man recalling a story told to him by Old Joe about a mythical afterlife for prospectors where they live in luxury and throw eternal parties.
• The Funeral Bouquet: An autobiographical essay describing a child's experience in a Japanese-Canadian relocation community in British Columbia during 1944. The author recounts traveling by bus from New Denver to Lemon Creek to attend a family friend's funeral while carrying a bouquet of flowers.
• The Private Eye: A humorous detective parody written by John Lychek featuring a private eye named Sledge Hammer. The story follows his interactions with a woman named Martha regarding a bribe for the City Council and his visit to a cafe in Fort William.
• I Hate Blondes: A humorous noir-style short story concludes with the narrator returning to his office and mistakenly shooting his secretary through a door, thinking she was a rival named Laughing Lloyd.
• The Evolution of Science: A humorous fictional narrative tracing the history of human progress from a caveman named Ugg to the modern era. It describes the accidental discovery of fire and long-distance communication, leading up to the establishment of the Lakehead College of Arts, Science and Technology.
• Scutted By A Moose: Vince Kenney recounts a fishing trip on Simpson Island where he and Charley Lance attempted to rescue a drowning moose calf, only to have the mother moose charge and destroy their canoe.
• Moose Encounter: The narrator and Charley survive a moose attack that destroys their canoe, forcing them to swim to shore and trek five miles back to camp in the dark. Despite the ordeal, the narrator feels a sense of respect for the moose's maternal instinct.
• Friends: A student reflects on his social anxiety and his father's outgoing nature, contrasting his own difficulty talking to people with his father's habit of chatting with neighbors like Ed Crozic. The narrative concludes with the father's sudden change of heart toward a neighbor after reading about his driving accident in the newspaper.
• Forestry Faculty Field Fundamentals: Second-year forestry students participated in several field trips, including cruising at Fish Lake and visiting various logging operations and mills. The group traveled in a fleet of personal vehicles and observed mechanical operations at Caramat before returning to Port Arthur.
• Miners Dilemma: The mining students participated in several field trips during the 1956-57 year, including an October outing where they and their instructor, Mr. Page, became separated at Hilldale Road. Other excursions included rock classification at Shuniah and Thunderhead, magnetometer mapping at Finmark, and a tour of the Coldstream mine. In January, the Pre Cambrian Club traveled to Atikokan to tour the Steep Rock Mine.

People named in advertisements

• Philip T. Kelly, H. C. Rickaby — advertisement for Ontario Department of Mines
• Hon. Clare E. Mapledoram, F. E. MacDougall — advertisement for Department of Lands and Forests
• EUNICE M. WISHART, E. V. ANTEN, M.D., A. J. HINTON, J. M. STITT, M. R. ZALE, A. G. MAURO, JEAN T. ROBINSON, D. H. COGHLAN, R. N. FREEMAN, E. R. FREEMAN, GEO. NEILL, ARTHUR H. EVANS — advertisement for Centennial 1857 - 1957
• J. L. McCormack — advertisement for Andrew Insurance Agency Limited
• Guy Perciante, Edgar Laprade — advertisement for Perciante & Laprade Sporting Goods Limited
• L. D. Dack — advertisement for L. D. Dack
• C. W. King — advertisement for King's Business College
• Philip T. Kelly (Minister of Ontario Department of Mines)
• H. C. Rickaby (Deputy Minister of Ontario Department of Mines)
• Hon. Clare E. Mapledoram (Minister of Department of Lands and Forests)
• F. E. MacDougall (Deputy Minister of Department of Lands and Forests)
• EUNICE M. WISHART (Mayor of City Council)
• J. L. McCormack (President of Andrew Insurance Agency Limited)
• Guy Perciante
• Edgar Laprade
• L. D. Dack (Chartered Accountant of L. D. Dack)
• C. W. King (Principal of King's Business College)