Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2004)

Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2004) was the 2004 residence yearbook of Lakehead University.

People

The volume names about 120 students and 11 staff and other adults, together with 461 names printed with initials only or without a first name. They are listed on Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2004) roster; individual portraits cropped from the scan are in Category:Lakehead yearbook portraits.

Contents

• Lakehead UNIVERSITY 2003 to 2004 (p. 1)
• Wow! (p. 4)
• Residence Programmer (p. 5)
• Editor's Message (p. 6)
• Lakehead University Residence Council (p. 7)
• Resident Assistants (p. 8)
• Residence Staff (p. 9)
• Vice Presidents aka STONECUTTERS (p. 11)
• Sports Reps (p. 12)
• Food Committee / Social Committee (p. 13)
• Santa Clause Parade (p. 14)
• Res Events (p. 15)
• Res Sports (p. 17)
• Orientation Week '03 (p. 18)
• Christmas Pagent (p. 20)
• The Price Is Right (p. 21)
• Cuts For Cancer (p. 22)
• Armstrong Thunder Cats (p. 23)
• Play Time (p. 24)
• We Will Rock You! (p. 25)
• The Thundercat Equation (p. 26)
• Armstrong Is #1 (p. 27)
• Don't Let School Get In The Way Of Your Education (p. 28)
• Atikokan Animals (p. 29)
• Balmertown Bearcats '03 '04 (p. 35)
• All Stars (p. 37)
• This Is A "Hands On" House In Every Way (p. 38)
• Smiling Balmertown Angels Too innocent to cause problems (p. 39)
• Balmertown Mosaic (p. 40)
• Dorion 03/04 (p. 41)
• !Go Dorion! !!!!Schlingo!!!! (p. 43)
• Dryden Destroyers 2003 2004 (p. 45)
• Dryden Eh! (p. 46)
• Friends In Low Places (p. 49)
• Ear Falls Whut?! (p. 51)
• Ear Falls Who? (p. 52)
• Ear Falls When? (p. 54)
• Ear Falls Where? (p. 55)
• Ear Falls Why? (p. 56)
• Fort Frances '03-'04 (p. 57)
• Ear Falls Why? (p. 58)
• Fort Frances '03-'04 (p. 59)
• Grr-All-Di-Ton Geraldton (p. 65)
• The First Few Months (p. 66)
• Geraldton #1 (p. 70)
• Jellico (p. 71)
• Kenora 2003- 2004 (p. 75)
• Kenora!!!! (p. 76)
• Fun Times In Kenora! (p. 77)
• Kenora! (p. 78)
• Kenora!! (p. 79)
• The Lizards' Parents (p. 86)
• Marathon (p. 87)
• Nipigon (p. 91)
• Life is a challenge, meet it. Life is an opportunity, benefit from it. Life is a game, play it. Life is beauty, admire it. Life is a song, sing it. Life is bliss, taste it. (p. 96)
• Rainy River Rascalz (p. 97)
• Happy Halloween (p. 98)
• Winter formal (p. 100)
• Who, What And Where Now? Rainy River Memories (p. 102)
• Shabaqua Highlanders (p. 103)
• Fun Times (p. 104)
• Shabaqua Highlanders (p. 107)
• Shebandowan Fire Jumpers (p. 109)
• Hop Roa (p. 110)
• A night with the stars... (p. 112)
• Strike a pose! (p. 113)
• Working Hard.... (p. 114)
• Sioux Lookout Swamp Donkeys (p. 115)
• Formal (p. 117)
• Terrace Bay Trojans (p. 119)
• Best of the Best (p. 124)
• Upsala House-Upsala Yours! (p. 125)
• -Sala Your S (p. 126)
• Phase 1 (p. 127)
• Phase Two (p. 129)
• !!! Food For Thought !!! (p. 130)
• @#$% Pranks & Pranksters @#$% (p. 131)
• !@#$ The Many Faces of Phase #2 !@#$ (p. 132)
• Picture Perfect (p. 133)
• Party Time / Misc / The End (p. 134)

Groups and organizations

• Yearbook Committee (committee)
• Lakehead University Residence Council (council)
• Back Office Staff (staff)
• Front Desk Staff (staff)
• Vice Presidents aka STONECUTTERS (council)
• Sports Reps (committee)
• Yearbook Reps (committee)
• Food Committee (committee)
• Social Committee (committee)
• The Price is Right (other)
• Bearcats (group)
• Geraldton (class)
• Jellico (class)
• Black Light Party Night (other)
• Muzi, Carlos, and Josh out on the town (other)
• Adam riding Raj at the floor party (other)
• Pete, Caroline, and Leanne waiting for things to begin (other)
• Old Fort William (other)
• Living it up (other)
• Residence Students (other)
• Nipigon (class)
• Shabaqua Highlanders (house)
• Hop Roa (class)
• Terrace Bay Trojans (house)
• Best of the Best (other)
• Upsala House (other)
• Phase #2 (other)
• Phase III Untouchables (council)

Write-ups and events

• Cover Motto: The cover features hand-drawn illustrations of students snowboarding, studying, and socializing, accompanied by the phrase 'No where else I'd rather be!'.
• Residence Message: A message from the administration recognizes the 2003-04 residence student body for their accomplishments during a year of significant growth. It highlights the addition of two new apartment-style residences and the expansion of the Residence Life team to accommodate a twenty percent population increase.
• Residence Life Coordinator's Message: The coordinator reflects on the end of the academic year in March, noting that students from diverse backgrounds have lived and learned together. She thanks those who impacted the community and wishes them luck in their future adventures or return in September.
• Residence Programmer's Message: The residence programmer reflects on the past six months of working with extraordinary students at the university. She expresses gratitude to the student leadership team for their hard work and the fun memories they shared, such as video game marathons and collecting pop tabs.
• Editor's Message: The editor reflects on a busy school year and thanks the yearbook committee, residence staff, and friends for their help in creating the 2003-2004 residence yearbook.
• A Year of Memories: The residence council expresses gratitude for a year filled with laughter and fun memories that will last a lifetime.
• Santa Clause Parade: Students from Lakehead University residence participated in the Santa Clause Parade, building a float and collecting food donations in a large bin.
• Christmas Pagent: A collection of photographs documenting the residence Christmas pageant, featuring students performing musical acts, skits, and choral singing on a stage.
• The Price is Right: Students participate in a residence version of a game show, featuring a host, contestants, and various prizes like kitchen appliances.
• cuts for cancer: On February 25th, the university held its second annual fundraiser in the Agora, raising over $4400 for a cancer charity. The event featured students and staff, including one manager, getting their hair or beards shaved to support the cause.
• Hands On House: A collage of candid photographs featuring students from a residence house socializing, partying, and posing together. The page is bordered by numerous small photos of hands making various gestures and signs.
• Daisy and MTC: A collage of photos featuring students in various social settings, including formal events and casual gatherings, with a central focus on two cats named Daisy and MTC.
• A Wonderful Blend of Personalities: A photo mosaic captures various social moments and candid portraits of students living in the Balmertown residence hall.
• A Message to Dryden: Two staff members thank the residents of a specific house for a wonderful year and many good times. They wish the students a great summer and look forward to seeing them in the new school year.
• Ear Falls Why?: A collage of candid photographs showing students socializing, dressing up in costumes, and participating in various residence activities.
• Ear Falls Why?: A collection of candid photographs showing students from the Ear Falls residence house socializing, dressing up in costumes, and participating in various activities.
• A Message from the HP: The house president expresses gratitude to the housemates for a wonderful year and shares a personal joke about wanting a specific student's hat.
• Farewell Message: A student writes a short note to their housemates, thanking them for a great year and expressing pride in their role as an RA and house member.
• Pimp Daddy Colin: One student is pictured relaxing in a kitchen setting with other residents.
• Montana's Night Out: A large group of students enjoys a meal together at Montana's restaurant.
• Welcome to TBay: Three students visit a historical fort in the city.
• Living it up: A group of five students are pictured having a fun time together.
• Cover Quote: The cover features a quote above a photograph of four students sitting together.
• Fun Times in Kenora: A collage of candid photographs featuring students during a trip or event in Kenora, Ontario.
• Longlac House Year Summary: The house president reflects on a successful year in the residence, noting the integration of the high school double cohort and the high level of volunteerism among residents. The house introduced a internal points system to reward participation in sports and house events.
• Message to Longlac 2003-2004: A farewell letter to the 42 first-year students of the house, highlighting their growth since move-in day and recalling memories of Frosh week, Halloween, and residence sports.
• Halloween Celebrations: A collage of photos showing students in various costumes celebrating Halloween in the residence, including a lab coat, a witch hat, and a toga.
• Rainy River Memories: A list of superlative awards and favorite memories from the residents of a house, including activities like mattress sliding and chalk wars.
• A night with the stars: A collection of candid photographs from a formal residence event, featuring students dressed in evening wear and suits.
• Phase Two Introduction: A section divider page for Phase Two featuring a quote by a famous author about the importance of having fun.
• Food For Thought: A collection of candid photos showing students eating, cooking, and sharing meals together in residence settings.
• A Couple of Pictures: A montage of miscellaneous student life photos including outdoor activities like tire swings and a 'before and after' haircut comparison.
• Pranks & Pranksters: A collection of photos documenting various residence pranks, including burying a car in snow, drawing on sleeping students, and shoving people into snowbanks.
• The Many Faces of Phase #2: A collage of candid photographs featuring students from a residence phase participating in various social activities, studying, and posing for the camera.
• Picture Perfect: A collage of candid photographs featuring students in various social settings, including residence life, school events, and travel.
• The Battle: A caption notes that there was a good battle, but the girls were the obvious winners.

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.