Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2002)

Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2002) was the 2002 residence yearbook of Lakehead University.

People

The volume names about 267 students and 25 staff and other adults, together with 666 names printed with initials only or without a first name. They are listed on Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2002) roster; individual portraits cropped from the scan are in Category:Lakehead yearbook portraits.

Contents

• Lakehead UNIVERSITY RESIDENCE 2001-2002 (scan page 1)
• Lakehead University Residence 2001 2002 Sound Motion (p. 1)
• Residence Staff (p. 3)
• David Hare ~ Manager of Residence (p. 5)
• Shannon Foster ~ Residence Life Coordinator (p. 6)
• Billi Jo Cox Residence Programmer (p. 7)
• Office Staff (p. 9)
• Our Fearless Leaders (p. 11)
• Havin Fun (p. 14)
• Good Times (p. 15)
• Great Memories (p. 16)
• BOOKS... I don't think so (p. 17)
• Sound And Motion 2001 (p. 19)
• Welcome Phase 2001 (p. 26)
• Residence Events (p. 27)
• Alcohol Awareness Week (p. 29)
• Hey Everyone ! (p. 30)
• And The Winners Are... (p. 31)
• Sports (p. 32)
• Halloween (p. 33)
• Santa Claus Parade (p. 36)
• We Promise You The Stars Formal (p. 37)
• Winter Carnival (p. 40)
• Daily Res Events (p. 42)
• Committees (p. 43)
• HP's & RA's / VP's / Sports (p. 45)
• Pub Food Residence Improvement (p. 46)
• Yearbook Social (p. 47)
• Media (p. 48)
• Residence (p. 49)
• Fort Frances Geraldton Kenora (p. 52)
• Longlac Marathon Nipigon (p. 53)
• Rainy River (p. 54)
• Phase 1, 2 & 3 (p. 55)
• Shinerama (p. 56)
• Atikokan Animals (p. 57)
• The End... (p. 64)
• Earfalls 2001-2 (p. 65)
• The End... (p. 66)
• Make Your Memories Last Drink Smart (p. 72)
• Behold... The Fort (p. 73)
• Fort Frances (p. 80)
• Gators Xxx (p. 81)
• Who Are The Gators? (p. 83)
• So...What Are Ya Trying To Say? That's Affirmative Won't You Be My Neighbour? (p. 84)
• Bown-Chica-Wown-Wown! Where Are You From? Yellowknife? Whatever F*** "OR" (p. 85)
• Gators 2001/2002 (p. 86)
• As natural as the change of seasons, we came. (p. 87)
• Geraldton's Finest Moments (p. 88)
• Kenora Kanucks (p. 89)
• I Promise You the Stars (p. 93)
• Many memories have been made . . . (p. 94)
• Longlac (p. 97)
• X-Gong Lac (p. 98)
• McGowan House (p. 101)
• Knights (p. 109)
• Go Knights! (p. 111)
• Nipigon Rules! (p. 113)
• Knights Rule! (p. 115)
• Go Nipigon! (p. 116)
• Rainy River RascalZ (p. 117)
• Most Likely To... (p. 118)
• Rainy River Rascalz (p. 119)
• Winners of Christmas Decorations / Halloween Dance Gone Wrong! (p. 121)
• Terrace Bay! 2001/02 (p. 125)
• Holiday Greetings (p. 127)
• Avila Halliday Hall (p. 133)
• Winter Formal (p. 135)
• Skating Fun! (p. 137)
• The Great Outdoor Goers! (p. 138)
• Candids (p. 140)
• Lims House (p. 141)
• Casades (p. 142)
• Find The Rubber Ducky! (p. 143)
• Too Cute For Words (p. 144)
• Girls just wanna HAVE FUN (p. 146)
• Turkey Turkey!!! (p. 147)
• PHASE 2 Timberwolves (p. 149)
• Lumberjacks (p. 150)
• Red Rock House (p. 155)

Groups and organizations

• Lusu (association)
• Office Staff (staff)
• Rob, Bruno and Ray (staff)
• Margret, Karen and Connie (staff)
• S.U.D.S (other)
• Res. Sports (club)
• Rainy River (team)
• Fort Frances (team)
• Formal Committee (committee)
• HP's & RA's (council)
• VP's (council)
• The Chair (council)
• Pub (committee)
• Food (committee)
• Residence Improvement (committee)
• Social (committee)
• Media (committee)
• Safe (committee)
• Ear Falls (class)
• Longlac (class)
• Terrace Bay (class)
• Phase 1 (class)
• Phase 1, 2 & 3 (class)
• Phase 3 (class)
• 3rd Floor Country Club (class)
• 2nd Floor Suburbs (class)
• 1st Floor Ghetto (class)
• Kin Frosh (program)
• Gators (other)
• 1st Floor (other)
• 2nd Floor (other)
• 3rd Floor Gangsters (other)
• 2nd Year Girlz (class)
• Longlac Lizards (other)
• X-Gong Lac (other)
• McGowan House (class)
• Rainy River RascalZ (other)
• Wedding Party (other)
• Soccer Champs of 2001 (team)
• The Great Outdoor Goers! (club)
• Lims House (class)
• Nick, Lubo, Adam (other)

Write-ups and events

• Manager's Message: The manager of residence congratulates the yearbook staff on their original approach and reflects on the experiences of the over one thousand students living in the six residence complexes during the academic year.
• Residence Life Coordinator Message: The coordinator reflects on the academic year, noting that over a thousand students from diverse backgrounds lived in residence. She emphasizes the importance of the friendships formed and the unique learning opportunities provided by the residence experience.
• Residence Programmer Message: The residence programmer expresses gratitude to the students and staff for a successful year filled with activities like tournaments and community involvement. She specifically thanks the resident assistants and house presidents for their dedication to making the residence a great place to live.
• Editor's Message: The Yearbook Editor expresses gratitude to the yearbook representatives and another individual for their contributions over the last eight months. The message encourages students to cherish their memories of the academic year and look forward to the future.
• Move-In Day: A collage of photographs capturing students and families moving into the residence halls, featuring scenes of parking lots, U-Haul trailers, and groups of students in matching t-shirts.
• Welcome Phase 2001: A collage of photographs captures various student activities during the 2001 orientation period, including outdoor social gatherings, group icebreaker exercises on the grass, and students congregating outside campus buildings.
• Alcohol Awareness Week: This page features a collage of posters and photos from Alcohol Awareness Week, promoting responsible drinking habits and designated drivers. Visuals include a 'Toss Your Cookies' game, a 'S.U.D.S' informational poster about blood alcohol levels, and a comparison between pop and beer.
• Sports Coordinator's Message: The sports coordinator expresses gratitude to the students and sports representatives for a successful year of residence sports, concluding with an encouraging quote.
• Sports Winners: A list of residence houses that won various intramural sports competitions including soccer, baseball, frisbee, and basketball.
• Santa Claus Parade: A collection of photographs showing Lakehead University residence students participating in a local Santa Claus parade on a decorated float.
• Prettie Residence: A photograph shows the exterior of Prettie Residence at Lakehead University, featuring the building's sign and a circular driveway with a few people and vehicles.
• Photo Collage: A collage of various student photos from the residence, featuring individuals in casual settings, social gatherings, and humorous poses.
• Life is about the accumulation of emotions: A short reflection on the personal growth and shared experiences of the students during their time in residence, concluding with a farewell and good luck message to the house.
• The End of the Year: The house president reflects on a year filled with orientation, late-night studying, social outings, and the bonds formed between residents before they depart for the summer.
• Photo Collage: A collection of candid photographs from the 2001-2002 school year featuring students at various social events, including skiing, formal gatherings, and outdoor barbecues.
• Geraldton House Collage: A collection of candid photographs featuring students from a residence house socializing, partying, and posing together. The page includes various slogans and inside jokes from the academic year.
• Gators 2001/2002 Collage: A collection of candid photographs showing students at social events, including a winter formal and various casual gatherings. The page is decorated with handwritten phrases and captions like 'Smiles all around' and 'Super Studs'.
• Residence Life Collage: A collection of candid photographs depicting students participating in social activities, residence formals, and themed events like a 'Pudding Drop'. The border text reflects on the personal growth and emotional experiences shared by the residents throughout the year.
• Geraldton's Finest Moments: A photo collage capturing various social gatherings and parties at the Geraldton residence, featuring students drinking and socializing.
• I Promise You the Stars: A collection of candid photographs showing students dressed up for a formal social event or dance, accompanied by a quote about friendship.
• Knight Illustration: A pencil drawing on yellow paper depicting a knight in armor riding a horse through a forest under a crescent moon.
• Residence Life Collage: A collection of candid photographs showing students drinking, socializing, and wearing hockey gear in a residence setting.
• House Write-Up Notice: A handwritten notice dated November 1, 2001, informs Nipigon house residents that they have been written up for a lack of respect and may face a collective fine if the culprit does not come forward.
• Superlatives and Signatures: This page features a list of superlatives for various students, overlaid with numerous handwritten signatures.
• Luke & Dianne: One student and another student fell in love after a near-death experience involving a shelf. They were married in a lounge on September 30th, 2001, followed by a reception at a diner.
• Thanksgiving 2001: A collage of photos capturing various student activities and social gatherings during a holiday period.
• Turkey Turkey!!!: A collection of candid photographs showing students celebrating a holiday meal and dressing up in various costumes and hats.
• Holiday and Costume Celebrations: A collage of photos showing students celebrating various holidays, including Christmas decorations with Peanuts characters and a 'Happy Holidays' cake, as well as students in Halloween costumes such as a witch, a fairy, and a masked figure.
• Phase III Life: A collage of photos showing students socializing in residence, including a group photo with a 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun' banner and shots of the Phase III townhouse buildings.

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.