Lakehead University Engineering Students Society - Yearbook (Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1971 volume:

A Message from the Chairman Engineering students and practising engineers, have urgently addressed themselves to solutions of man ' s problems -- current and future. These problems include the social and oecological ( animal and vegetable economy) aspects as well as responsibility for the physical environment. These problems can be solved by technology both new and applied. Engineering has always been on the brink of technological progress. There is no doubt that it will continue to be. This implies leadership which carries with it, risk and responsibil- ity. The risk of seemingly insurmountable obstacles which means the retracing of one ' s steps to start again and again. Leadership also carries with it the responsibility of seeing to it that all are served. It is apparent that engineering decisions on its design, R. D. have led to relatively few impasses. The results have been good and are reflected in the standard of living in the country. The entreprennurial courage which engineering is able to offer free enterprise may well establish the funding required to support future social programs. The vitality of engineering technology in the next 25 years, its ability to take risks and live with the results, and its continuous struggle with the complex problems of modern society may very well determine homo sapien ' s survival as a species. HENRY NORTH CHAIRMAN, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY FELLOW LAKEHEAD ENGINEERS, I have been allowed one last privi- lege; to deliver this, my final message, to you. Granted this opportunity, it becomes difficult to perceive what to say to you without repeating what I have already renumerated at various times during this year. I will try to do this privilege justice. This past year Lakehead University has seen the final emergence of a strong, active and youthful organiza- tion on campus. Yes, guys, I am speaking of the Engineering Students ' Society. In the past year numerous people have gone out of their way to help this emerging force along. As a result of their hard work, this years activities were all made possible and we should, therefore, extend our gratitude to them before we consider anything else. Now I ' ll get to the more concrete details of the year 1 970 - ' 7 1 . A long way back in September we were granted office space by the A. M. S. This was to be the centre of organization for the numerous events that occurred during the year. Most, if not all of these events occurred with such finesse that speaks highly of the organizers. Most of you will remember ' The Corn Husk Party ' , the ' Shinerama Drive ' , the ' United Appeal Campaign, ' ' Engineering Week ' , the ' Winter Carnival ' , the ' Wind-Up Stag and Party ' and numerous other Faculty Lounge parties which each celebrated a victory of some sort. You will notice I did not mention the ' Purple Beast ' nor the ' Crane ' . These fall into a different category which is hard to label but everyone accepts its presence. Another great asset to the Society was the weekly ' DEEP PURPLE ' which kept all the activities of the E.S.S. linked together and kept people informed of them. There also exists other accomplishments; in general, too numerous to mention. Among them are included our new voice on the School of Engineering meetings, our strong representation on the A.M.S. Council, the cannon, etc. I could go on for pages describing the events of the past year but you all know and well remember the major happenings. I would like to thank everyone that in any way helped to make the year ' 70 - ' 71 a succESSful one. I will not mention names since everyone knows who these people were and by not mentioning names I cannot fail to mention someone ' s name who deserves the credit. In closing it is hard to convey my feelings but never- theless I will remember the Lakehead Engineers as the ' greatest bunch of guys ' around - real true friends. As a final word - ' Remember, when you are so far ahead of everyone else, it is hard to ever be second best ' . PAUL DOBROCKY President E.S.S. 1970-1971 Staff Editor Bill Dann Layout Harry Jaako-Editor Barb Johnston Advertising ..... Paul Dobrocky Tom Pape Harry Jaako Alexis Hresko Photography Ted Elewert Wayne Osipenko Hugh Winslow Markus Maenpaa The 1970 - ' 71 ' deep purple ' is the first yearbook produced by the Engineering Students ' Society of Lakehead University. It is meant to be a record of events sponsored by the E. S. S. and to give those who participated something to look back upon. In leafing through the book some of you will notice that some people have gotten their picture in more often than others. In fact, there are many people who have not gotten their picture in at all. Another thing is that there are some class photographs which have people missing and there are some that are unidentified. The simple explanation is that there are many engineers who don ' t wish to participate in Engineer ing functions or who aren ' t interested in helping out in any manner. I am not making excuses for the yearbook staff for they do not need to be blamed. They did the best job they could and their effort turned in a fine yearbook. If there are going to be further editions of ' deep purple ' more sup- port from the entire student body is going to be needed. I feel this year ' s effort was well worth the time and money spent. I hope the year book will be carried on in the future. Civil Tech. Ill BACK ROW, Left to Right: H. Jaako, B. Couture, A. Jarvis, I. Brown. SECOND ROW: A, Rubenick, J. Medendorp, B. Cenedese. FRONT ROW: J. Burstrom, B. Fenton, L. Wong. Civil Tech. 11 BACK ROW, Left to Right: R. Lachman, , , L. Tuomailho. FRONT ROW: , W. Prystanski, L. Prudal. Electrical Tech. Ill BACK ROW, Left to Right: W. Choi, , P. Koiuvkoski, , , B. Smith. FRONT ROW: D. Harris, E. Parker, K. Peterson, R. Jason. foJ Electrical Degree 11 LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Osipenko, D. Maronese, P. Dobrocky, J. Kers, Seated; J. Gerolauir, M. Maenpoa, E. Cheung. Civil Degree 11 LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Gombola, P. Scalzo, R. Randall, Seated; R. Poliquin. Mechanical Degree 11 BACK ROW, Left to Right: H. Winslow, T. Pape, E. Rigato, B. Fraser, FRONT ROW: , Mechanical Tech. 11 BACK ROW, Left to Right: K. Whatley, J. McLeod, D. Voloshin. FRONT ROW: , P. Raisakas, H. Jantunen. Electrical Tech. 11 BACK ROW, Left to Right: , G. Hill, J. Lung, A. Cole, E. Essex. FRONT ROW: F. Banini, Y. Levesque, D. Wilkie, D. Forneri. Applied Science 1 BACK ROW, Left to Right: G. Perry, D. Johnston, B. Mayes, R. McLean, B. Niemi, J. DePaulo. MIDDLE ROW: T. Drombolis, T. Elwert, G. Cherwonick, J. Sovereign, B. Adams, G. Scott. FRONT ROW: B. Dann, S. Loghrin, W. Bellamy, G. Pattyson, J. Miller, G. Smith. Engineering Tech. 1 BACK ROW, Left to Right: J. Lamb, L. Sirove. THIRD ROW: M. Parnell, I. Barton, P. Miller, D. Drew, O. Bergroth, W. Bruce-Alleyne. - Mint SECOND ROW: F. Moore, D. Meyer, R. Bodnar, K. Sillman, M. Farquharson, J. Hanna. FRONT ROW: R. Glorigie, D. Cooper, R. Rigato, A. Hovi, D. Adamson, S. Lo. Dr. M. Patterson. . . . Mech. Mr. W. Skrepichuk Mr. E. Mazurkewich Mr. W. Laser Mr. W. D. Mackinnon. .. Civil Dr. Hughs. . . . Physics Eng. Mr. D. DeKnock Mr. R. Murray. ... Civil Mr. P. Levis t i Mr. D. MacLean. ... Elect. Alexis Hresko. . . .Office Secretary Dr. R. G. Rosehart. . . . Chem. MISSING: Mr. A. J. Bruley. . . . Chem. Dr. G. K. Fleming. ... Mech. Mr. J. Roberts. ... Civil Mr. D. Roddy. . . . Elect. v Red Rock, Ontario United Appeal Shinerama 1971 Unofficial estimates put the total money collected at about $6500- $7000. Of this Engineering collected well over $2000. Considering that Engineers add up to about 7% of the total student population atL. U. , this isn ' t too bad at all. Thanks goes out from Kaz Miyata to everyone that helped; it was a job well done. Claydon Construction Co., Ltd. General Contractors THUNDER BAY , Ontario Gentlemen: Re : Claimed Crane at Lakehead University Enclosed is our proclamation claiming your abandoned crane on October 29, 1970 at Lakehead University. You are no doubt aware that the crane is now the property of the Engineering Students ' Society by the power vested in the document. We are prepared to make a proposition to you concerning the above-mentioned crane. We will sell the crane back to you for the sum of $50.00. This money will be donated to the charity of your choice. media. Copies of this letter have been sent to all local news Sincerely, iarry Editor Engineering Newspaper Deep Purple Paul Dob rocky President Engineering Students ' Society Engineering Students Society Lakehead University PORT ARTHUR. ONTARIO, CANAOA PROCLAMATION WE, THE ENGINEERS OF LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY, CLAIM THIS GROUNDED VESSEL ABANDONED IN NEW TERRITORIAL WATERS, FORTHWITH KNOWN AS BULLSHIT BAY, UNDER THE ENGINEERING MARITIME LAW, LOCAL SALVAGE SECTION, SUB-SECTION 67, PARAGRAPH 3, CLAIMED THIS 29th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1970 TO WHICH WE SET OUR HAND BELOW. WEEDON , RANDALL , AND DOBROCKY E.S.S. Executive Solicitors E.S.S. Bar Association Members of Good Staggering SUB-SECTION 67 PARAGRAPH 3 ANY VESSEL THAT HAS BEEN OFFICIALLY ABANDONED BY THE CAPTAIN OF THE SHIP FOR A PERIOD OF 48 ( FORTY -EIGHT) HOURS ACCOMPANIED BY THE REMOVAL OF THE SHIP ' S LOG BOOK BECOMES ELIGIBLE FOR SALVAGE BY THE FIRST CLAIMANT OR CLAIMANTS OF THE NEAREST ENGINEERING STUDENTS ' SOCIETY. ANY PERSON HAVING DISPUTE WITH THIS CLAIM IS REQUESTED TO CONTACT THE E.S.S. BAR ASSOCIATION, ROOM U.C. 0017 A. Compliments of THE GREAT LAKES PAPER COMPANY LIMITED Thunder Bay, Ontario Engineering Week Miss Applied Science 1 ENGINEERING PRINCESS Miss Mechanical Degree 11 Gaye Emery Miss Civil Tech. Ill Lynne Lundberg Jane Olsen Miss Eng. Tech. 1 Colleen Cumbers HENRY NORTH CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE OVER 1260 BRANCHES TO SERVE YOU Lakehead University Branch B.E. HALL, Manager La kehead Engineers entered sports this year with the idea of winning. The teams did very well with several members of the Society winning individual awards. It was a fine effort by all who participated and all games were well attended by a good many cheering Engineers. Gaye Emery Dennis Maronese 1 Winter Carnival L.U, Engineering January : 8, ! 9 7 i Ed . : Harr y Jaako fj! engineers OUTSIDE MAIN CAFETERIA TODAY JANUARY ]8 SUPPORT YOUR CAFETERIA COM MITEE 1 Compliments of GORD BURROWS, BILL SEYMOUR AND CAFETERIA STAFF i was glad to see the ' DEEP PURPLE 1 get on its feet this year as the Engineering weekly. The past year has witnessed the drive and enthusiasm of the Engineering Students ' Society which set the pace for the University. I believe a communication media such as is vital in maintaining this momentum. With a good, solid man such as Ted at the helm, expect bigger and better things for ' 7 1 - ' 7 2 . HARRY JAAKO deep purple HARRY JAFLO I? 70- IS 71 122 X.RP.T 1971. The 1970 Engineering Conference was attended by four members of the E.S.S. The delegates were Paul Drobrocky, Lawerence Larsen, Rick Randall and Andy Saj. They returned to L. U. bringing with them all the ideas and recommendations that were put forward by all those participating, and they proceeded to put many of them to the test. Quite successfully too. Lakehead Engineers were well represented by these students and should be congratulated on their contribution to the Society. The conference at Queen ' s University witnessed five L.U. delegates lead the way in discussion. Favourable comment was received from those participating and observing of the contribution from the delegates. Congrats and thanks to Ozzie, Skip, Harry, Marcus and, of course, Doug Johnston. The 1971 Canadian Congress of Engineering Students Conference, held in Ottawa at the Universities of Ottawa and Carleiton, was attended by Bill Dann and Harry Jaako. The theme this year was Transportation and was extremely informative. The chance to meet and become friends with Engineering Students from other universities was, alone, worth the trip. Next year the conference will be held at the University of New Brunswick. This Page is Donated by: MR. J. ROBERTS ' HAIR ' BEAUTY SALON L.U. MALL LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE UNIVERSITY SCHOOLS SOCIETY PAUL GAROFALO ' S MEN ' S HAIRSTYLING SALON L.U. MALL MR. MACKINNON MR. J. COOLEN THE DRYDEN PAPER COMPANY, LIMITED Extends Cordial Best Wishes to THE ENGINEERING STUDENTS ' SOCIETY Lakehead University Thunder Bay, Ontario DRYDEN PAPER COMPANY, LIMITED Dryden, Ontario ' mm UNIFORM SUPPLY SERVICES AND NEW METHOD LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS We Rent, Clean or Sell INDUSTRIAL UNIFORMS, LINENS, PROFESSIONAL AND SERVICE APPAREL 344-0991 339 Memorial Avenue Thunder Bay Congratulations to the Engineering Graduates Compliments of 334-9174 CANADIAN LIQUID AIR LTD. How vast are ou r resources? Canada. noranda Noranda Mines Limited Geco Division Manitouwadge, Ontario extending the horizons of Canada - through natural resources INDUSTRIAL GRAIN PRODUCTS, LIMITED, STARCH AND CHEMICAL DIVISION of THE OGILVIE FLOUR MILLS CO., LIMITED A SUBSIDIARY COMPANY OF JOHN LABATT LTD. THIS, THE FIRST ENGINEERING YEARBOOK AT LAKEHEAD UNIVERSITY HAS FINALLY COME TO A CLOSE. I WOULD HOPE THAT ALL ENGINEERS WHO PURCHASED COPIES ARE WELL SATISFIED. A YEARBOOK IS MEANT FOR THE STUDENTS TO LOOK BACK UPON AND REMEMBER ALL THE GOOD TIMES OF HIS UNIVERSITY LIFE. I HOPE THAT MANY MEMORIES ARE BROUGHT BACK FOR THOSE WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE ACTIVITIES THAT WERE ARRANGED BY THE EXECUTIVE. THE E.S.S. HAS HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR AND I AM SURE THAT ' 71- ' 72 WILL BE THE SAME. THE EXECUTIVE IS COMPOSED OF DEDICATED PERSONS WHO WORK CONSTANTLY TOWARDS THE RAISING OF THE E.S.S. TO THE TOP AND MAINTAINING IT THERE. CAN WE BLAME PAUL IF NOW AND THEN HE FEELS THE NEED TO TAKE TIME OFF TO SPEND ON OTHER IMPORTANT MATTERS. Canada