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Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963) was the 1963 edition of Lion's Roar, the yearbook of Lakeview High School in Port Arthur, Ontario, covering the school year 1962–63.[1]

People

The volume names about 1144 students and 99 staff and other adults, together with 255 names printed with initials only or without a first name. They are listed on Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963) roster; individual portraits cropped from the scan are in Category:Lakeview yearbook portraits.

Contents

  • Lion's Roar '63 (scan page 1)
  • Lion's Roar '63 Volume 1 (scan page 5)
  • Did You Know That There Are: (p. 2)
  • Dedication (p. 4)
  • Principal's Message (p. 5)
  • President's Message (p. 6)
  • Editor's Message (p. 7)
  • Yearbook Staff (p. 8)
  • S.A.C (p. 9)
  • Faculty (p. 11)
  • Office Staff (p. 17)
  • Ideal Female Teacher (p. 18)
  • Ideal Male Teacher (p. 19)
  • Commencement (p. 21)
  • Valedictory Address (p. 22)
  • Top Award Winners (p. 23)
  • Scholarships (p. 24)
  • Bursaries (p. 25)
  • Secondary School Honour Graduates (p. 26)
  • G 13 Graduates (p. 27)
  • C 12 Graduates (p. 28)
  • G 12 Graduates (p. 29)
  • You And Me As We Used To Be (p. 30)
  • Seniors (p. 31)
  • G 13's (p. 32)
  • Commercial 12's (p. 40)
  • General 12's (p. 44)
  • Student Activities (p. 55)
  • Band (p. 57)
  • Flying High (p. 59)
  • Le Cercle Francais (p. 60)
  • Debating Club (p. 61)
  • Girls' And Boys' Athlectic Association (p. 63)
  • History-United Nations Club (p. 64)
  • Junior Red Cross Club (p. 65)
  • Spring Fashion Show (p. 66)
  • The Exchange Assembly (p. 67)
  • Christmas Assembly (p. 68)
  • Get Up And Go ! (p. 70)
  • Mardi Gras Parade And Fiesta Nite (p. 72)
  • Mardi Gras (p. 73)
  • Mardi Gras Queen Alice Chaykowski (p. 74)
  • The Crystal Ball (p. 75)
  • Halloween Dance (p. 78)
  • Juniors (p. 79)
  • Grade 11A (p. 80)
  • Grade 11B (p. 82)
  • Definitions (p. 83)
  • Grade 11C (p. 84)
  • Grade 11D (p. 86)
  • C 11A (p. 88)
  • Rose Niemi: (p. 89)
  • C 11C (p. 90)
  • F 10 A (p. 92)
  • F 10 B (p. 94)
  • F 10 C (p. 96)
  • F 10 D (p. 98)
  • C 10 A C (p. 100)
  • C 10B (p. 102)
  • T 10 A B (p. 104)
  • F 9 A (p. 106)
  • F 9 B (p. 108)
  • F 9 C (p. 110)
  • F 9 D (p. 112)
  • F 9 E (p. 114)
  • C 9 A B (p. 116)
  • T 9 A - C 9 C (p. 118)
  • T 9 B C (p. 120)
  • Lhs Sports (p. 123)
  • Physical Education (p. 125)
  • Senior Football (p. 126)
  • Junior Football (p. 127)
  • Most Valuable Players (p. 128)
  • A PLAY ON 3rd DOWN (p. 129)
  • Cheerleaders (p. 130)
  • Seniors (p. 131)
  • Majorettes (p. 132)
  • Golf (p. 133)
  • Senior Volleyball (p. 134)
  • Junior Volleyball (p. 135)

Groups and organizations

Write-ups and events

  • School Statistics: A collection of humorous and factual statistics about Lakeview High School, such as the number of test tubes broken, hot dogs and pies sold, and the count of students and teachers.[2]
  • Principal's Message: The principal addresses the student body, emphasizing that a school's reputation is built on the collective character and desirable traits of its students. He challenges everyone to consider their personal contribution to the school's standing and acknowledges the hard work put into the yearbook.[3]
  • President's Message: The president of the student council reflects on his term and encourages students to maintain the school's honor and strive for graduation success.[4]
  • Editor's Message: The editor-in-chief reflects on a year of change at the school, including building expansions like a new Cafeteria and technical wings. She highlights the yearbook's transition to a hard cover and expresses gratitude to the faculty advisors and the printing press.[5]
  • S.A.C.: The student council began its year with a competitive election for executive positions. The council organizes school events ranging from sock hops to the annual Mardi Gras and provides financial support for various school clubs and teams.[6]
  • Ideal Male Teacher: A humorous list matching specific physical or personality traits to various male faculty members at the school.[7]
  • You and Me as We Used to Be: A collection of eighteen numbered childhood and baby photographs of students, with the identification key located on page 185.[8]
  • Joke: A short dialogue between two students featuring a riddle about a bee flying backwards.[9]
  • THE TEN COMMANDMENTS OF THE BOSSES: A humorous list of ten rules for employers to follow, emphasizing respect for their secretaries' time, equipment, and humanity, concluding with a suggestion for a pay raise.[10]
  • Band: Under the direction of a faculty member, the band performs at school assemblies and the annual Revue. They have participated in the Shrine Parade, the Community Bowl Game half-time show, and the school's Mardi-Gras parade.[11]
  • Glee Club: The Glee Club, which once included a famous alumnus, participated in various concerts and festivals, including a first-place finish for the Girls Double Trio and Mixed choir at the Spring Festival. They performed a musical at two local high schools.[11]
  • FLYING HIGH: The air cadet squadron saw a high turnout this year under the leadership of several officers and instructors. The group won a shield for overall efficiency, and one member received a scholarship from the NCO club.[12]
  • DEBATING CLUB: Formed last year by a faculty member, the club helps students gain experience in public speaking. They discuss topics like censorship and segregation and hope to compete for a trophy in the future.[13]
  • Athletic Association Activities: The boys' association raised funds for the year, while the girls' association held a candy sale and a charity volleyball game.[14]
  • History-United Nations Club: The newly established club aims to inform students about global affairs through debates and films. Their first major project involved a Halloween collection for UNICEF, which raised $204 from local residents.[15]
  • Junior Red Cross Club: The club, active for three years at Lakeview, supports the community through fundraising events like sock hops and bake sales to provide food hampers for local families and entertainment for shut-ins.[16]
  • SPRING FASHION SHOW: Students held their third annual fashion show for parents, featuring a variety of handmade garments including coats, dresses, and majorette costumes. The event included musical entertainment and a tea service for the guests.[17]
  • The Exchange Assembly: In the spring of 1963, one school initiated an exchange program by sending a variety show of entertainers to another school. The successful production featured musical acts, majorettes, and a stage crew, later performing at a senior home, a conference, and a hospital.[18]
  • Get Up and Go !: The school presented its first musical comedy, a show about two rival schools for boys and girls separated by a hedge. The plot involves an actor impersonating a public relations man to bring the schools together, ending in multiple marriages and the resolution of a secret identity.[19]
  • Get Up and Go Production: The school community collaborated on a musical comedy, featuring a large cast of students and a dedicated production team of faculty and staff. The production involved musical support from the school band and a pianist, with direction from several teachers.[20]
  • Mardi Gras Parade and Fiesta Nite: The annual school celebration featured a parade from a local school to downtown with 42 floats and cars, followed by a masquerade dance. The event included costume contests, carnival games, and music provided by a local disc jockey.[21]
  • Mardi Gras Dance: A collection of candid photographs capturing students and faculty enjoying the Mardi Gras themed school dance, featuring formal attire, decorations, and live music.[22]
  • The Crystal Ball: The formal dance served as the conclusion to the seasonal festivities, featuring elaborate decorations in the gymnasium. During the event, a student was crowned Queen through a ribbon ceremony, followed by a Grand March and dancing until midnight.[23]
  • ICE TWIST: A successful dance event featured an emcee, spot dances, and prizes, though cold weather limited the outdoor skating to only two couples.[24]
  • SPORTS NITE: Held on March 1 and sponsored by the Girls' Athletic Association, this event featured basketball games against F.W.C.I. and Westgate, along with gym displays from Selkirk, F.W.C.I., and Hillcrest.[24]
  • NIGHT IN HADES: A costume dance featuring a DJ included a limbo contest and prizes for best costumes and best dressed couple.[24]
  • FRESHIE PARTY: The grade nine welcome party featured the crowning of a King and Queen, musical impersonations by a master of ceremonies, and a mock 'Kangaroo Court' for absent students.[24]
  • FREE-MALE FROLIC: A co-ed dance held on November 15 where girls invited boys, featuring music by a band called The Shadows.[24]
  • DEFINITIONS: A collection of humorous and pun-based definitions for common words like 'Alcoholic', 'Kiss', and 'Diplomat'.[25]
  • DEFINITIONS: A collection of humorous and cynical definitions for common words like intuition, television, and conscience.[26]
  • Class Jokes: A collection of short humorous anecdotes and jokes involving Texans, Alaskans, teachers, and students.[27]
  • Humour Page: A collection of short jokes, anecdotes, and a cartoon depicting two boys walking and talking. The jokes cover topics such as parenting, car repairs, dating, and farming.[28]
  • Class Jokes: A collection of short humorous anecdotes and jokes involving various students and family members.[29]
  • Humour Section: A collection of short jokes and anecdotes involving several students.[30]
  • Geometric Humour: A teacher overhears students in the Cafeteria using geometric terms like 'square' and 'rhombus' to describe people's personalities.[31]
  • Modern Chivalry: A father talks to his son about the nerves of asking a girl to dance, only to find the son has a much more blunt, modern approach.[31]
  • Army Jokes: A short dialogue between two privates about wanting to punch their sergeant.[31]
  • Chemistry Exam Joke: A humorous anecdote about a football player receiving a perfect score on a chemistry exam for admitting he didn't know the formula for salt.[32]
  • Campus Encounter Joke: A short joke about an athlete approaching a coed on campus, only to ask her to babysit for him and his wife.[32]
  • Humour Section: A collection of jokes and short anecdotes including a cartoon about privacy, a student's short composition on beauty, a woman's driving mishaps, and a letter comparing city life to farm life.[33]
  • DAFFYNITIONS: A list of humorous, pun-based definitions for common words and phrases.[34]
  • A USELESS GLOSSARY OF MISINFORMATION: A collection of humorous and nonsensical 'facts' about giraffes, pygmies, polar bears, and etiquette.[35]
  • The Loaded Mother: A young girl tells a bus driver her mother is 'loaded' after the mother drops fare money into the box, intending to mean she has money, but creating a humorous misunderstanding.[36]
  • Short Story Twist: A university writing class was tasked with writing a story with an unexpected ending; the winning entry featured a marriage proposal that was rejected, leading to the couple living happily ever after.[36]
  • Jokes and Anecdotes: A collection of short humorous stories and one-liners involving asylum patients, scouts, fur salesmen, and train conductors.[37]
  • Physical Education: A faculty member discusses the historical importance and educational value of physical education, emphasizing that it builds character traits like sportsmanship and leadership. The text highlights the benefits of the intramural program for broad student participation and lists various sports offered at the school.[38]
  • Senior Football: The senior football team began their season with victories over Westgate and Hillcrest but suffered many injuries that depleted their roster. They played competitively against the Northwestern Ontario Champions, the PACI Redmen, before ending the season with a 3-5 record.[39]
  • Junior Football: The junior team had a mixed season, starting with a narrow loss but recovering to defeat another school twice. They finished the year in third place and look forward to being strong contenders in the upcoming season.[40]
  • Most Valuable Players: Two students are recognized for their dedication and skill on the football field, receiving Outstanding Player awards from two faculty members.[41]
  • Cheerleading Activities: Following September tryouts, the cheerleaders practiced early on Saturday mornings to prepare a precision military routine for a local competition. Their hard work paid off as the school placed first among nine competing schools, narrowly beating a rival collegiate.[42]
  • GOLF: The school golf team achieved a major victory at a local country club. The team members secured first, second, fourth, and fifth places individually, leading to a team win over a rival school by a margin of twenty strokes.[43]
  • BADMINTON: During the 1963 Easter season, the school's female badminton teams competed in a regional tournament. The school entered five pairs of players and achieved a second-place finish among eight competing schools.[44]
  • Ski Team Report: The school's ski team achieved a third-place finish in a competitive regional meet. The team excelled in jumping and slalom events, though one member suffered minor injuries including broken glasses and a sprained ankle.[45]
  • Junior Basketball: The junior basketball team started their season with great enthusiasm under the guidance of their coach. They traveled to a nearby town for exhibition play and, despite facing some challenges during the year, the players remained optimistic about the future.[46]
  • Junior Basketball: The 1963 junior basketball team, coached by one individual, focused on training and development. While they did not win any trophies, the squad demonstrated great progress and high spirits during their afternoon practices.[47]
  • Senior Basketball: The girls' senior basketball team had a successful season, winning seven out of ten games. They tied for first place in the Port Arthur title but lost a tie-breaking game to Port Arthur Collegiate at Teachers' College.[48]
  • Curling: The school's curling team, coached by two faculty members, won local competitions at a country club before traveling to another town for regional play-offs. Despite facing illness and unfamiliar artificial ice conditions, they advanced to provincial play downs at a local curling club.[49]
  • Bowling Club Activities: The school's bowling club consists of forty members across eight teams who play weekly for a fee. Trophies donated by a snack company were awarded to the winning team and individual high scorers, while the last-place team received humorous consolation prizes.[50]
  • LAKEVIEW WINS TEN-MILE RELAY: The school's relay team secured a victory in a 10-mile road race, breaking the previous record by nearly a second. The course traversed city streets and a local lake, finishing at a stadium where the team received a city trophy.[51]
  • Sports and Physical Education Collage: A montage of various athletic activities including basketball, volleyball, football, gymnastics, and cheerleading, showing students participating in gym classes and outdoor sports.[52]
  • Literary Section Divider: A student sits in a library or study area, holding up a copy of MAD magazine's Special Christmas Seal Issue in front of her face while surrounded by bookshelves and textbooks.[53]
  • MOTS CROISÉS: A French language crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues.[54]
  • IN CHURCH: A student describes the atmosphere of a church during Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve, focusing on the sensory details of candles, incense, and music.[54]
  • United Nations: A student traveled to New York City as a delegate sponsored by a local fraternal organization. The delegate visited historical sites like Gettysburg and the White House before spending six days at the UN and exploring Manhattan.[55]
  • Lake Couchiching: A student describes her experience at a leadership training course at a camp, which focused on sports instruction and organizational planning. The skills gained are now being used to assist the school's Physical Education department.[55]
  • Kin - Hi Camp: A student attended a leadership course at a training centre in July. The program included lessons in parliamentary procedure, public speaking, and a canoe trip around a local lake.[55]
  • Appitude Test: A collection of twenty-one trick questions and riddles designed to test the reader's logic and attention to detail, with a scoring key based on the number of correct answers.[56]
  • Candid Faculty Photos: A collection of four candid photographs showing male faculty members in various school settings, including outdoors and in classrooms, accompanied by humorous literary quotes.[57]
  • Candid School Life: A collection of candid photographs from school life, including a student in an angel costume, a student drinking milk, a football game, and students in a hallway, each accompanied by a literary quote.[58]
  • ANSWERS TO APPITUDE TEST ON PAGE 159: A list of twenty-one riddle-style answers to a previously published aptitude test, including logic puzzles and wordplay.[59]
  • French Crossword Puzzle Answers: The solution to a French language crossword puzzle is provided in a grid format.[60]
  • LATIN DICTIONARY: A humorous list of mock Latin translations using English puns.[61]
  • Growth Quote: A quote stating that growth is the only evidence of life, attributed to a doctor as cited by a cardinal.[62]
  • The Five Senses: A humorous illustration featuring student faces superimposed on cartoon caveman bodies, each representing one of the five senses: sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste, plus a sixth sense.[63]
  • A world to be born under your footsteps: A full-page photograph depicts two figures walking away down a snowy road at night, accompanied by a quote from a poet.[64]

Advertisers

The volume carries 87 advertisements from 87 businesses: Encyclopedia Britannica, The Board of Education for the City of Port Arthur, Canadian Liquid Air Co. Ltd, The Corporation of the City of Port Arthur, St. John's College, Del-Craft Industries Metal, The Orchid Beauticians, The China Shop, Atkinson's Jewellers, R. Corazza Ltd, C.F.P.A, Allens, The News-Chronicle, Mac-Heil Lakehead Company Limited, Nu-Fashion Beauty Salon, W.H. Marr (Twincity) Ltd, Twin Cities Office Machines, A. & W. Drive-In, Bev. Porter's Sportswear Shop, Oikonens Black & White Cabs, Niemi Boat Works, Crook's Rexall Pharmacy, Fisher's Cartage, Abitibi Power And Paper Company Ltd, Independent Order of Foresters, Birks Stitt Credit Jewelers, Lauri's Mens Wear, Delmar's Ladies Wear, Joseph R. Dewhurst Insurance Ltd, Skyline Drive-In, McGavin Toastmaster Ltd, Irwin Ready Mixed Concrete Ltd, Lakehead Scrap Metal Co. Ltd, Stan's Service Station, Record Centre, Better Beverages Limited, St. James Stereo Centre, James Symington, PERCIANTE & LAPRADE Sporting Goods Limited, Agnew-Surpass Shoe Store, Williams & Co. Printers, Bourke's DRUG STORE LTD, Mc Lennan The J.H. Lumber Co. Ltd, Willson Stationery Company Limited, Health Court Beauty Salon, North Shore White Truck Sales Ltd, L. W. Doggett A.A.C.I, Erika Furs, Adrian's Conf, Salon De Venus, Biltrite Supply Ltd, Violet Florist, Farrant & Gordon Ltd, International Co-Operative Stores Ltd, Great West Timber Limited, Peterson's Furniture, Dewe Ave. Store, Bloom's Fabrics And Ladies' Wear, Superior Lumber Co, Lakehead Milk Advertising Association, Office Equipment & Supply Co, Doug's Office Stationery, Andrew-Mc Cormack Insurance Ltd, Shaw Baking Co, McNulty's Ltd, Laskin's, Sue Park Hair Fashions, George O. Hill Supply Ltd, Lakehead Videon, Watt & Watt Ltd, Green's Hobbycraft, Gibson Motors (1962) Ltd, Hewitson Construction Co. Ltd, Columbia Grill & Drive-In, Thunder Bay Co-Operative Dairy Ltd, Wanson Lumber Co, Hodder Beauty Salon, Simpsons-Sears, Don's Shell Service, Universal Auto Parts, Chapples LIMITED, Marvel Hairdressing School, North American Lumber And Supply, LAKEHEAD COLLEGE Of ARTS, SCIENCE, AND TECHNOLOGY, Smereka Jewellery, Eaton's Of Canada, Inter-Collegiate Press, Ltd.

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.

References

  1. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), contributed to the Internet Archive by Lakeview High School, Internet Archive item lionsroar1963onta.
  2. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 2. Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 5. Internet Archive.
  4. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 6. Internet Archive.
  5. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 7. Internet Archive.
  6. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 9. Internet Archive.
  7. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 19. Internet Archive.
  8. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 30. Internet Archive.
  9. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 39. Internet Archive.
  10. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 42. Internet Archive.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 57. Internet Archive.
  12. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 59. Internet Archive.
  13. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 61. Internet Archive.
  14. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 63. Internet Archive.
  15. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 64. Internet Archive.
  16. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 65. Internet Archive.
  17. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 66. Internet Archive.
  18. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 67. Internet Archive.
  19. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 70. Internet Archive.
  20. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 71. Internet Archive.
  21. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 72. Internet Archive.
  22. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 73. Internet Archive.
  23. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 75. Internet Archive.
  24. ↑ 24.0 24.1 24.2 24.3 24.4 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 76. Internet Archive.
  25. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 81. Internet Archive.
  26. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 83. Internet Archive.
  27. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 87. Internet Archive.
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  29. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 91. Internet Archive.
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  32. ↑ 32.0 32.1 Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 101. Internet Archive.
  33. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 107. Internet Archive.
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  35. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 113. Internet Archive.
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  40. ↑ Lakeview High School Lion's Roar (1963), p. 127. Internet Archive.
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