Yearbook Committee (Lakehead University)

Yearbook Committee was a committee at Lakehead University.

1969, The Graduate '69

The Graduate '69 names 3 people for this group: Lynda Barker; Nancy D. Marks; Lois Pentney.

1990, Lakehead University Residence

This group initiated the production of the first Lakehead University Residence yearbook. The committee produced the first ever residence yearbook for the 1989-90 school year.

The Lakehead University Residence names 2 people for this group: Jayne Warwick; Stephen May.

• Senior Resident's Message: The senior resident introduces the inaugural residence yearbook, listing humorous reasons why students choose to live on campus, such as early morning wake-ups, broomball games, and fire alarms. He expresses hope that the book will help students remember their time at the university fondly.
• Director's Message: The director reflects on a progressive year featuring a new coordinator, a new catering service, and the establishment of a committee. He specifically commends the yearbook staff for their hard work on this inaugural publication.

1991, Res World

The committee worked diligently to produce the second annual residence yearbook.

• Director's Message: The director reflects on the successful production of the second annual yearbook and the growth of the residence community. He highlights the work of the coordinator and the expansion of residence facilities with new townhouse units.

1992, Physical Education yearbook

The committee produced the 1991-1992 Physical Education and Athletics yearbook and thanked various contributors.

The Physical Education yearbook names 15 people for this group: Noreen Mott; Sarah Wilson; Dawn Lessard; Vickie Wreszczak; Andrew Bailey; Francis Clayton; Wendy Cohburn; Daphne Dalton; Louise Dalingwater; Ken Hamblin; Patti Hogan; Kristin McGill; Len Popivitch-Dunkley; Tania Mash; Tanya Opyc.

Officers and advisers named: Noreen Mott (Member); Sarah Wilson (Member).

• Yearbook Acknowledgements: The yearbook committee expresses hope that the publication captures the year's memories and academic experiences. They acknowledge specific individuals for their help and photo submissions.

1992, Northern Exposure

The committee thanks those who helped produce the book and hopes it captures memories of the year.

The Northern Exposure names 23 people for this group: Delia Grandinetti; Ivan Collins; Christopher Smith; Brian Finestone; Svenja Hansen; Michael Atkin; Jeff Levine; Tanya Scott; Anne L'Heureux; Jennifer Little; Loretta Skrok; Phil Holloway; Rob Krech; Kieth Russell; Marnie Yourchuck; Vince George; Heidi McLaughlin; Kelly Bowles; Christine Martone; Michelle Down; Cara Green; Sandy Paul; Nathan (RR) (as printed).

1993, Northern Exposure

The group dedicated their time over the summer to create the yearbook.

The Northern Exposure names 17 people for this group: Eva Thompson; Melissa Mackey; Paige Forsyth; Robin Whiteside; Anita Verrecchia; Jennifer Gould; Loretta Lea Skrok; Stephanie Bruyea; Denise Semple; Angee Lockhart; Tim Kyte; Jennifer Brodie; Tammy Wilson; Christine McCulloch; Joy Robertson; Megan Davies; Marnie Yourchuk.

Officers and advisers named: Marnie Yourchuk (Editor).

• A MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR: The editor discusses the value of university friendships and the challenge of capturing a year's worth of memories in one book. She expresses hope that the yearbook brings smiles to students as they remember the school year.

1994, Lakehead University Residence

The committee produced the 1993/1994 memorabilia collection for the university. The committee was responsible for completing both the current and previous year's yearbooks.

The Lakehead University Residence names 2 people for this group: Patti (as printed); Daisy (Jennifer) (as printed).

• MANAGER OF RESIDENCE MESSAGE: The manager reflects on a year of growth and change at the university, thanking the residence council and staff for their contributions to the community. He offers best wishes to graduating students and looks forward to seeing returning students in the fall.
• 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.

1997, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

The committee worked countless hours to produce the yearbook layouts and final touches. The group responsible for producing the residence yearbook is pictured together in front of a Lakehead University banner.

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 26 people for this group: Brian Timmons; Shawna Hickey; Norma Jean Newbold; David Hare; Chastity Sylvestre; Myles Woodman; Kim Meadows; Jenn Mills; Natalie Caley; Michelle Clayton; Jacquelin Harrison; Beth Douglas; Melissa Reeves; Catherine Robertson; Jen Barrie; Megan Feltham; Melody Johnson; Leeanne Bell; Ursula Codd; Stacey Taylor; Kevin Williams; Virginia Hamelin; Cheryl Hughes Kimberley Meadows; Scott van der Park; Jenn Gordon; JohannaHirons (as printed).

• Editor's Message: The yearbook editor expresses excitement about sharing the completed book, thanking the committee members for their dedication to the layouts and final organization. She highlights the theme 'The Coolest School on Earth' and the close-knit spirit of the residence students.

1999, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

The group responsible for producing the 1998/99 Lakehead University Residence Yearbook.

The Lakehead University Residence Yearbook names 4 people for this group: Billi Jo; Norma Jean; David Hare; Aisling (as printed).

2001, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

The group responsible for creating the residence yearbook.

• Editor's Closing Message: The editor reflects on the passing of the university year, the experiences of first-year students at the university, and the value of the memories captured in the yearbook. They express gratitude to the yearbook committee, specific mentors, and the first-year students for making the book possible.

2003, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

The group responsible for capturing memories and meeting deadlines for the residence yearbook.

• Yearbook Editor's Message: The yearbook editor expresses her gratitude to the residence community, her committee, and staff for a successful year. She highlights the friendships and events captured in the book and wishes students luck with exams and their futures.

2004, Lakehead University Residence Yearbook

The committee was praised for doing an excellent job in creating the residence yearbook. The committee took photos and created pages for each residence house.

• 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.
• 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.