Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000)

Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000) was the 2000 residence yearbook of Lakehead University.

People

The volume names about 147 students and 36 staff and other adults, together with 1279 names printed with initials only or without a first name. They are listed on Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000) roster; individual portraits cropped from the scan are in Category:Lakehead yearbook portraits.

Contents

• Lakehead University Mayhem 2K Chaos 1999 2000 Residence Yearbook (p. 1)
• Welcome To Residence (p. 3)
• Bartley Prettie Avila Phases (p. 4)
• Residence Staff (p. 5)
• A Message for the Students of Residence 1999-2000 (p. 7)
• Norma Jean Newbold Residence Life Co-Ordinator (p. 8)
• Billi Jo Cox - Residence Programmer (p. 9)
• Aisling Mcgilly Yearbook Editor (p. 10)
• Residence Assistants & House Presidents (p. 11)
• Happy! (p. 12)
• Picture Perfect (p. 14)
• FanTasTic !!! COOL STUFF (p. 15)
• The Best Time Of Your Life (p. 16)
• Office Staff.... (p. 17)
• Administration & Conference Services (p. 18)
• Residence Events (p. 19)
• Orientation Week (p. 21)
• Go (p. 22)
• Shinerama (p. 25)
• Top House... DRYDEN (p. 26)
• Halloween (p. 27)
• 2nd Place... ATIKOKAN THE HAUNTED (p. 28)
• 1st Place... TERRACE BAY! (p. 29)
• Merry Christmas (p. 30)
• 2nd Place... AVHLA (p. 31)
• 1st Place . . . LONGLAC (p. 32)
• Santa Claus Parade (p. 33)
• Semi Formal (p. 34)
• Candids (p. 37)
• Sports Co-Ordinator (p. 45)
• And The Winners Are... (p. 46)
• Residence (p. 47)
• Bartley (p. 49)
• Fort Frances Geraldton Kenora (p. 50)
• Longlac Marathon Nipigon (p. 51)
• Prettie (p. 52)
• Avila Phases (p. 53)
• Phase 2 (p. 54)
• 1999 Atikokan Animals 2000 (p. 55)
• University Life! (p. 57)
• "Strike" (p. 58)
• Caught On Camera!! Atikokan (p. 59)
• An Evening of Murder with Atikokan (p. 60)
• Halloween At Atikokan (p. 61)
• Semi Formal '99 (p. 62)
• Sports (p. 63)
• New Years Party 2000 / Atikokan Partytime (p. 64)
• Atikokan Animals (p. 65)
• Enjoy the Atikokan Memories! (p. 66)
• Dryden Destroyers 99 - 00 (p. 67)
• A little bit of Froshweek festivities (p. 69)
• Remember Rec And Kin Frosh? (p. 70)
• Dryden's All About Shinerama! (We Won) (p. 71)
• So How Did You Spend Thanksgiving? (p. 72)
• A Scary Halloween In Dryden House (p. 73)
• November Gathering (p. 74)
• Semi Formal (p. 75)
• Buddy Pictures (p. 76)
• Crazy Dryden Stuff (p. 77)
• Dryden Knows How Party, That's For Sure! (p. 78)
• Earfalls Eagles (p. 79)
• Ear Falls Eagles (p. 81)
• Earfalls Eagles (p. 84)
• Ear Falls Eagles (p. 85)
• Ear Falls Faces Of Ear Falls Eagles (p. 90)
• Fort Frances "99-00" (p. 91)
• Rec Frosh (p. 93)
• Frosh Fest (p. 94)
• Halloween (p. 95)
• The Fort Frances Boys (p. 96)
• The Fort Frances Girls (p. 97)
• Formal (p. 98)
• Tubing at Loch (p. 99)
• Pub Pictures (p. 100)
• Candid Pics (p. 101)
• Hanging out in the Fort (p. 102)
• Geraldton House 1999-2000 (p. 103)
• Happy Halloween!! (p. 105)
• Semiformal! A night to remember, or not! (p. 106)
• Geraldton Boys... Can't live with them, can't live without them!!! (p. 107)

Groups and organizations

• Avila (other)
• Atikokan (house)
• Terrace Bay (other)
• Nipigon (house)
• Phase 2 (house)
• Marathon (other)
• Geraldton (other)
• Phase 3 (other)
• Dryden (other)
• Longlac (other)
• Kenora (other)
• Sioux Lookout (other)
• Fort Frances (other)
• Rainy River (other)
• Ear Falls (other)
• Phase 1 (other)
• Department of Residence and Conference Services (staff)
• Administration & Conference Services (staff)
• Shinerama (club)
• Dryden House (other)
• Res Sports Committee (committee)
• Cosmic Bowling (other)
• Nat's Hell Spawn (other)
• Atikokan House (other)
• The Girls! (group)
• The Guys! (group)
• James, Jen, Tana (other)
• Steph & Danielle (other)
• Rec and Kin Frosh (other)
• Thanksgiving dinner, Dryden Style (other)
• Earfalls Eagles (other)
• The Forestry Boys (other)
• The Fort (other)
• The Fort Frances Boys (group)
• The Fort Frances Girls (group)
• Geraldton Boys (other)
• Bowling and Billiards Group (club)
• Lakehead University Residence (other)
• Mavs (other)
• Residence Group (other)
• Bucket Club (club)
• Sioux Lookout Friends (other)
• Sioux Lookout Men (other)
• Group Photo 1 (other)
• Group Photo 2 (other)
• Group Photo 3 (other)
• Sioux Lookout Women (other)
• Halloween at the Avila (other)
• Joy, Sharifa, Mandi (group)
• Ian, Mike, and Eric (group)
• Residence Students (other)
• Ceilidh & Jen (other)
• Margaret & Lee Ann (other)
• Ian, Lee Ann, Lisa, Leslie (other)
• Canadian Conservative Reform Alliance Party (other)
• Residence Life (other)
• Saskatchewan foursome (team)
• Safe (group)
• Suds (group)
• Media (committee)
• Pub (committee)
• Appeals (committee)
• Discipline (committee)
• Food (committee)
• Residence Improvement (committee)
• Social Committee (committee)
• Rez. Council Executive (council)
• Formal (other)
• Candy Gram (other)
• Nanabijou Residence Council (council)

Write-ups and events

• Closing Quote: A humorous quote attributed to a cartoon character advising the reader not to take life too seriously because nobody survives it.
• What to do in Residence while Waiting 4 Y2K?: A hand-drawn clock graphic illustrates a weekly schedule of activities for residence students leading up to the year 2000, including sports, studying, and social events.
• Residence Staff Introduction: A section divider page for the residence staff, featuring a quote by a famous author about the importance of having fun.
• A Message for the Students of Residence 1999-2000: A staff member reflects on a busy academic year filled with events like orientation, a Christmas parade, and winter formals. The author looks forward to future improvements in food services and residence facilities while wishing students luck on exams and their future careers.
• Residence Life Co-ordinator Message: The residence life co-ordinator reflects on the passing of a year, century, and millennium, praising the leadership and participation of residence students in the university community.
• Residence Programmer's Reflection: A residence staff member shares her gratitude for a successful year of residence life, highlighting events like festivals, winter carnivals, and sports. She thanks the Resident Assistants, office staff, House Presidents, and specific friends for their support and making her time at the university special.
• Editor's Message: The yearbook editor reflects on a year themed 'Mayhem & Chaos', thanking contributors and wishing the residence students luck in their future at the university.
• Residence Events Introduction: A section divider page for residence events featuring a quote by a famous comedian about the importance of laughter.
• Residence Life Collage: A collection of candid photos showing students participating in various activities, including a large gathering in a lecture hall for Shinerama, a group on a hayride, and several individual and small group portraits.
• Sports Co-ordinator's Message: The sports coordinator reflects on a successful year of residence sports, highlighting events like basketball and pizza eating while thanking the sports representatives and roommates for their assistance.
• And The Winners Are...: A list of winning residence houses or teams for various sporting events including soccer, baseball, volleyball, ball hockey, ultimate frisbee, 3 on 3 basketball, and a swim meet.
• Residence Quote: A quote from a comic strip about having enough time to do nothing is featured on a red divider page.
• Phase 2 Quote: A handwritten quote attributed to 'Unknown' reflects on the emotional complexity of looking back at past experiences, noting how tears can lead to laughter and laughter can lead to tears.
• Is It Hot In Here Or Is It Just Me?: Students from the residence are shown enjoying social activities including cosmic bowling and relaxing in a sauna.
• Bloodshed at the birthday party: A murder mystery event was held involving the fictional death of a multi-millionaire during his birthday celebration. Participants played various roles including a detective, a priest, and several suspects to solve the crime.
• Semi Formal '99: A collection of candid and group photographs capturing students dressed up for the 1999 residence semi-formal dance.
• New Years Party 2000: Students celebrate the arrival of the year 2000 with a party that eventually escalated into a snowball fight.
• Atikokan Partytime: A collection of photos showing students socializing and relaxing together, with the caption 'Taking a break~yeah!'.
• Remember: A reflective poem or essay urging students to remember their university experiences, from the first day nerves and roommates to drunken nights, bonding, and the growth shared with friends. It emphasizes living life to the fullest and cherishing the memories made during their four years in residence.
• Froshweek Festivities: Students from one residence house participate in various orientation week events, including building a human pyramid for the mini-Olympics and holding an outdoor musical jam session.
• Dryden's Shinerama Win: House residents participated in a fundraiser by dressing in costumes, using stickers and tattoos, and performing music to collect donations on a local street.
• Dryden Social Life: Residents of a house are pictured enjoying various social activities including a birthday celebration at a restaurant, playing musical instruments, and spending time together outdoors and indoors.
• Welcome to the Eagles Nest: A creative visual roster for a residence house featuring individual bird illustrations for each member, often including nicknames and humorous props.
• Welcome to the Eagles Nest: A collection of candid photographs documenting the social life of the Ear Falls residence group, featuring students in costumes and participating in orientation events like Rec Frosh.
• Ear Falls Life: A collection of candid photos showing students from a residence house socializing in common areas, participating in a prank war, and posing outdoors with horses.
• Winter Formal: A collection of candid photographs capturing students from a residence group dressed up and socializing at their winter formal event.
• Faces of Ear Falls: A collage of candid and portrait photographs featuring the students of a residence house, including social gatherings and individual shots.
• Rec Frosh Memories: Students participate in outdoor orientation activities, resulting in messy clothes and shared laughter. The event took place at a specific location and left a distinct, unpleasant odor behind.
• Frosh Fest: Students at Lakehead University participated in Frosh Fest activities over a weekend, including volleyball, basketball, and outdoor social events with food provided by Aramark.
• Haunted Fort: Members of the residence spent their Thursday night painting walls and decorating from head to toe to prepare for their event by the Friday evening judging.
• The Fort Frances Boys Quotes: The page features humorous quotes attributed to members of the group, including a comment about a goose and a denial of drinking by a first-floor resident.
• The Fort Frances Girls: A collection of candid photos and quotes from a group of female students from a specific town, including a humorous remark about a bag eating an arm and a playful question from a third-floor resident.
• Formal Night: A collage of photos capturing students from a residence area dressed up for their formal dance, showing them relaxing in the lounge and posing in their suits and dresses.
• Tubing at Loch: On a winter morning in late January, students from a residence hall went to a local hill for a day of tubing. They enjoyed the weather and socialised with their peers.
• Pub Pictures: A collage of students enjoying nights out at local establishments, featuring residents from one specific house.
• Candid Pics: A collection of candid photographs showing students at a residence participating in unusual activities like duct taping people, making snow angels, and dressing up.
• Random Gatherings: Students enjoy various social activities throughout the year in the residence area, including dancing and hanging out on the stairs.
• Welcome to the G-Spot: An introductory page for Geraldton House featuring a cryptic welcome message and a drawing of a mischievous character.
• Halloween at Gearldton: Students at Geraldton residence celebrate Halloween by dressing up in various costumes, including a Crayola crayon, a police officer, and various spooky characters. The page notes that while the house spirit was high, they felt 'robbed' in some unspecified way.
• Residence Life Photos: A collection of candid photographs showing students participating in various activities including basketball, rock climbing, and a group outing near a Longlac population sign.
• Residence Life Collage: A collection of candid photographs showing Lakehead University residence students socializing, posing for group shots, and participating in an alcohol awareness campaign.
• Frosh Week Highlights: A collection of candid photographs from orientation week activities, including face painting, a themed event with a student group, and a 'Men in Black' themed safety audit.
• Mavs Rule!!: A collage of candid photographs showing students in various social situations, including group hugs, dressing up in costumes, applying face paint for an event, and relaxing in bed with stuffed animals.
• RENEE'S MASTERPIECE: A display featuring characters from 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' is shown as a creative project.
• Residence Life Collage: A collection of candid photographs showing students participating in various social activities, including rafting, hockey, and themed dress-up events.
• Christmas Formal: A collection of candid photographs capturing students dressed in formal wear during the residence Christmas Formal event.
• Cosmic Bowling!! It was Bright Balls of Fun!!: Students enjoy a night of cosmic bowling, posing with bowling balls.
• Pimp and Prostitute Night?: A group of students dressed in costumes for a themed social event.
• Hypnotism does Wonders for Sassy's Image!!: A student appears to be under the influence of a hypnotist during a performance.
• Residence Life Introduction: The text describes the initial transition of students into residence life, where they start as strangers but gradually form identities and nicknames as they settle into their new environment.
• Nipigon 2000: The author recounts the year at the residence house, starting with the initial awkwardness of moving in followed by bonding through climbing trips and biking. Highlights included the residence formal, lounge parties, and a chaotic sleigh ride in the country that turned into a 'war of attrition'.
• Fresh From The Quote Book: A collection of humorous and out-of-context quotes attributed to various residence students, often involving misunderstandings or double entendres.
• Quote Book: A collection of humorous and out-of-context quotes attributed to various students, accompanied by candid photos of social gatherings and residence life.
• Where Do you SEE yourself 5 (FIVE) years FROM now?: Students share their future ambitions and career goals, ranging from medical professions and teaching to traveling and outdoor lifestyles.
• Future Predictions: Students and staff share their predictions for where they will be in five years, including career goals like being an Outward Bound instructor or a Prime Minister.
• Sioux Lookout Collage: A collage of candid photos featuring students from a residence house, including scenes from social gatherings and casual moments.
• Halloween Celebrations: A collection of photographs showing Lakehead University residence students dressed in costumes for Halloween, including a large group shot and several smaller candid photos of individuals in outfits like Superman, a nun, and various animals.
• Cinderella's Ball: A collection of candid and group photographs capturing students dressed in formal wear for the Cinderella's Ball event at Lakehead University residence.
• Residence Life Collage: A collection of candid photographs showing Lakehead University residence students in various social settings, including outdoor gatherings, dorm room activities, and formal events.
• At The Outpost...: A collection of candid photographs showing Lakehead University residence students enjoying food and drinks at the campus pub.
• The Avila Secret: A quote on the page describes the residence as the best kept secret at the university.
• Avila Life: A collage of candid photographs showing students in the Avila residence socializing, studying, and relaxing in common areas.
• Wanted: Phase I Chiefs: A humorous 'Wanted' poster for a group of students, accusing them of studying too much and neglecting parties. It describes them as students eager for summer, seen doing laundry and smoking outside.
• Simpsons character a goner: The Fox network announced that a character from The Simpsons will die in an upcoming February episode, with speculation focusing on Moe, Maud, or Principal Skinner.
• Reform delegates vote against review of Manning leadership: Delegates of a political party voted against conducting a review of their leader's position during a convention.
• Kenya Airlines plane crashes, 2 Canadians aboard: A Kenya Airways flight carrying 179 people crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from Abidjan, Ivory Coast, on its way to Nigeria.
• Stojko wins 6th national senior title: A figure skater secured his sixth national championship in Calgary, earning several perfect scores for his performance. Two other competitors took second and third place respectively.
• Sargeant, Wirtz must settle for silver: A headline indicates that two competitors placed second in their competition.
• Residence Life Photos: A collage of candid photos shows students around the university residence, including students on bicycles outside the townhouses and socializing in the hallways and kitchens.
• Toronto gas shortage: Gas stations in the Toronto area began running out of fuel as a result of a blockade by striking truck drivers, causing prices to rise above 70 cents per litre.
• Grandmothers finally see Elian: A six-year-old shipwreck survivor was briefly reunited with his grandmothers at a private meeting while a legal battle continued over his custody and potential return to his home country.
• Music Industry Merger: Two major media corporations are planning a multi-billion dollar merger to create a massive global music group featuring major artists.
• Federal Budget Tax Cuts: The finance minister announced a five-year plan to cut taxes by $58 billion, including abolishing tax bracket creep and reducing corporate taxes.
• Safe Streets Act: The Ontario government introduced legislation to ban squeegee kids and aggressive panhandling, with fines up to $500 for first offenses.
• Am I blue?: Cambridge Silicon Radio developed the Bluetooth chip, named after a Danish warrior, which can be used in various electronics to communicate wirelessly.
• Montreal Arena Fire: Firefighters in a Canadian city fought a blaze at a former professional hockey arena.
• Canadians mourn Sandra Schmirler: The nation grieves the loss of a champion curler who led her team to multiple world titles and an Olympic gold medal.
• Grammy Awards: Several Canadian artists were among the top winners at a recent music awards ceremony.
• Shadow chancellor Haider steps aside: Following international controversy, a party leader has resigned from his position.
• Super Bowl Victory: A quarterback led his team to a professional football championship victory with a record-breaking performance.
• Gold Cup Soccer: A goalkeeper helped the national team secure its first international soccer title by defeating another country in a tournament final.
• Time Warner, EMI poised to merge: Time Warner and EMI are finalizing a deal to merge their music recording units into a massive entertainment joint venture.
• American Beauty Awards: The film received eight Academy Award nominations and three Golden Globe wins, including Best Picture.
• Who Wants to Marry a Multi-Millionaire? Scandal: A woman who married a stranger on a reality television show in Las Vegas is now seeking an annulment after the broadcast became a tabloid sensation.
• Kathie Lee Leaves Regis: A long-time talk show co-host announced she will be leaving her position on the morning program after eleven years.
• McSorley Suspension: A professional hockey player received a severe suspension from the league due to a violent incident during a game.
• Halloween and Costume Party: A collection of candid photographs showing students in various costumes, including an Austin Powers impersonator and individuals in drag, during a residence social event.
• From Catwalk to Sidewalk: A collage of photos featuring male residence students in various social settings, including parties and casual gatherings, with humorous captions like 'Sophisticated' and 'take me away'.
• Daring Diva: A student is pictured holding a bucket and a microphone stand, labeled as a 'Daring Diva'.
• The Most Frightening Night of My Life: A close-up photo of a student's eyes and forehead is captioned with a quote about a frightening night.
• Snowed In: A collection of photos showing students socialising indoors and a large pile of snow blocking a residence entrance during a winter storm.
• Committee Section Introduction: A section divider page for committees featuring a motivational quote attributed to a famous author about exploration and dreaming.
• The Beginning's End: A poem reflecting on the emotional experience of leaving residence, looking back at photos and yearbook messages, and realizing how much the time spent there fostered independence and adulthood.
• Hope Floats Quote: A quote from the movie Hope Floats about the importance of the middle part of a journey compared to its beginning and end.

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Transcription notes

Transcribed from page images of the Internet Archive scan. Descriptions of write-ups are summaries in the wiki's own words. Names printed with initials only cannot be matched to people and are recorded on the roster as printed.