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Social Committee (Lakehead University)

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Social Committee was a committee at Lakehead University.[1]

1991, Res World

The Res World names 22 people for this group: Gwen McKnight; Garrath Morgan; Rene Vail; Donovan McKay; Lori Schaefer; Susan Flewell; Karen Luft; Jennifer Guthrie; Christine Fisher; Tim Dawty; Scott MacDonald; Karen Stenhouse; Doug Smith; Derek Serianni; Mark Kustra; Carla Slover; Lori Gulley; Angela Bartkowiak; Giuseppe Ragosta; Scott Marshall; Trevor Haley; Richard Cox.

1992, Northern Exposure

The Northern Exposure names 26 people for this group: Leanne Giroux; Trevor Haley; Scott MacDonald; Robin Cox; Anna Longo; Sarah Gurr; Gord Matchett; Carla Slover; Lisa Kilpatrick; Jill Batty; Richard Swann; Trina Janveau; Tracey Griffin; James Edwards; Todd Irwin; Raquel Lehto; Anna Amarelo; Tammy Grubb; Alex Wright; Joe Ragosta; Cally Snowden; Paul Sandy; Samuel Larkman; Mark Flynn; Greg Beckford; Dean Astolfi (FF) (as printed).

Officers and advisers named: Samuel Larkman (Res. Council Rep.); Mark Flynn (R.A.); Greg Beckford (R.A.).


1993, Northern Exposure

The Northern Exposure names 32 people for this group: Danny Viotto; Lee-Ann Giroux; Carrie Campbell; Jeff Clark; Jen Culham; Tim Hannah; Krista Patkov; Julie Wilson; Jamie Noonan; Patty Halb; Jamie Dicresce; Kim Hunt; Dawn Sharman; Jennifer Melkie; Angee Lockhart; Claudine Nadeau; Neil Burgess; Rachel Baraniur; Jane Little; Scott Martin; Richard Swann; Cam Craig; Jocelyn Popien; Deb Szabo; Kim Leech; Mieke Frazer; Matt McGregor; John Nieuwenhuis; Tammy See; Heather Brown; Jennifer Little; Jill Parry.

  • Residence Programmer Message: The residence programmer reflects on the year's events, including a sports win, Halloween, and the residence olympics, while thanking the yearbook editor and residence committees for their dedication.[2]


1994, Lakehead University Residence

The committee worked hard to organize social events for the residence.[3]

The Lakehead University Residence names 30 people for this group: Laara Clarkson; Krista Cressman; Erin McFadden; Christine Hughes; Tamara koiber; Tim Richards; Willie Bernier; Tanya Firman; Jamie Noonan; Geoff Harries; neta Taylor; Robin Burns; Jason Eagles; Tim Austin; Steve Kuntz; Pam Anthony; Jenn Secord; Elissa Hook; Michelle Dawson; Jenn Culham; Heather Brown; Traci Wing; Lisa Laanstra; Val Oyler; Raquel Lehto; Tim Hannah; Patty Habl; Michelle Fisher; Kim (as printed); Christine (as printed).

Officers and advisers named: Jill Parry (Social Coordinator); Jennifer Little (House President); Julie Wilson (House President).

  • Residence Programmer's Message: A student leader shares final thoughts on their time at the university, highlighting events like Winter Carnival and snow soccer. They express gratitude to the student leaders and committees who managed residence sports, social events, and the yearbook.[3]


1997, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

A large group of students posing outdoors in the snow.[4]

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 29 people for this group: Stuart Millson; Jennine Dionne; Liz Crawford; Carrie Sherman; Melianie Henning; Jeremy Simmons; Mike Bendzsak; Gen Philippi; Katie Manorek; Amy Wheler; Lisa Smith; Dave Balne; Marlise McClelland; Carolyn Weins; Karen Walter; Rob Howe; Eddie Donato; Shannon Brydges; Jodie Petruzzellism Denis Villanueva; Brooke Inglis; Tim Flye; Monica Sorgi; Amiee Steenburg; Jennifer James; Krista Mills; Zerlina Snell; Lisa Vinnica; Symantha Fossey; Jen (as printed).


2000, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

A group photo of the social committee members with a thank you message for the fun times.[5]


2004, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

A group photo of the committee members responsible for organizing social events in the residence.[6]


References

  1. ↑ Res World (1991), p. 17. Internet Archive.
  2. ↑ Northern Exposure (1993), p. 17. Internet Archive.
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Lakehead University Residence (1994), p. 5. Internet Archive.
  4. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (1997), scan page 207. Internet Archive.
  5. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2000), p. 252. Internet Archive.
  6. ↑ Lakehead University Residence Yearbook (2004), p. 13. Internet Archive.