Lakeview High School

Lakeview High School was a secondary school in Port Arthur, Ontario, now part of Thunder Bay. It opened in 1957. Its yearbook was Lion's Roar and its colours were blue and white.

School identity

The 1962 yearbook prints the school's motto, Labor, Humanitas, Scientia, its blue-and-white colours, a school song and a school yell. Students described a "Lakeview spirit", and the 1963 principal's message urged them to ask what each of them was doing to enhance the school's reputation.

Staff

• W. B. Sime, B.A., was the principal and signed the principal's message in the 1962, 1963, 1964 and 1965 yearbooks.
• The vice-principal in 1962, G. Leonard Clendenning (printed as Mr. Clendenning), had headed the mathematics department since the school opened and had been vice-principal for the previous three years. He left in 1962 to become the first principal of Hammarskjold High School, Port Arthur's new vocational high school.
• The 1963 yearbook was dedicated to the heads of the commercial and English departments, a married couple who had been at the school since it opened (the English department had been under the same head since 1958).
• A teacher who had coached the school's football teams since it opened became vice-principal, and the 1964 yearbook was dedicated to him. The principal's message in the 1966 yearbook is signed by a different person.
• The 1965 yearbook was dedicated to a teacher who served as the staff adviser for the yearbook, and the 1966 yearbook to a teacher who helped with decorations for dances and activities and guided the Art Club.

Student life

The yearbooks record a students' council, clubs, classes and teams, a yearly stage show called the Lakeview Review, a homecoming parade, a school band and cheerleaders. In 1962 the boys' curling team travelled to Sudbury for the Northern Ontario school boys' bonspiel, and the school won the junior football championship and track and field honours.

Yearbooks

• Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1962)
• Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963)
• Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1964)
• Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1965)
• Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1966)

The students and staff named in these volumes are described on the volume rosters and in Category:Lakeview High School yearbooks. See also Education in Thunder Bay, Ontario.

Other mentions

The school is also named in the obituary of Christopher Hacio.