Lakehead University Geology - Journal Yearbook (Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada)

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Scott Bruce Scott was the Phantom of the third year class. (Field school must have been tough, eh Scotty?) His field experience includes two summers of geological mapping in the Timmins area (in the good ol ' Abitibi greenstone belt). Warren Clendining Married to a fantastic lady, (who just so happens to be doing this typing), Warren ' s last few summers of work have involved assisting various professors in their research. This has encompassed such things as collecting mud for Dr. Mothersill, rowing Dr. Kehlenbeck around Hazelwood Lake, and guiding Howard through the wilds of Fort Frances (and surrounding bush). Geologically speaking, the things that interest him most are geophysical methods (yawn) , and structural geology. Beyond this lies a strong interest in music - more precisely the trumpet - to which professor Kehlenbeck can attest (not detest) to the devotion. Burns Cheadle My main interests are maximizing leisure time, and taking two years to write up a half hour thesis on the stratigraphy of the Rossport Formation, for Roy Shegelski. In my many hours I occupy trying to avoid the microscopes, I write music for guitar, cross-country ski and play cat and mouse with my wife, Sherri. I worked as the camp slave for O.G.S. in the summer of ' 78 and as a chauffer and aide-de-camp for Roy Shegelski in the 1979 field season. This coming summer I ' ll be working for Mattagami Exploration as grizzly bait in the Northwest Yukon Territory.

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Eric Alfreds Albrechtsons ...but, most folks ' round here know me as Ralph. Certified resident and president of Nugent St., and member of Paleontology Club. Activities include gourmet cooking, speaking Latvian (great way to meet girls!), patronizing studio 2019, and generally striving to preserve a calm mind. Work experience - Summer 1979: Urangesellschaf t Canada Ltd., diamond drilling - uranium ex., Baker Lake area, NWT Summer 1978: Hudson ' s Bay Oil and Gas Co. Ltd., base metals exploration, Newfoundland. Helene Bourdages My interests in geology are in exploration and mapping. Last summer I had the opportunity to work underground for Denison Mines in Elliot Lake as a geologist ' s assistant, and enjoyed it very much. Next summer I ' ll be in Kirkland Lake with Newmont Exploration. My extra curricular interests include partying and sports. Robert Bennett My past work experience includes one summer as a monkey operator up ' dere in Nor-dern Quebec (base metals exploration) and one summer chasing hot (warm) boulders in Northern Saskatchewan. Of academic interest to me are structural and economic geology, while philately, cooking, and attempts to furnish my apartment have provided welcome distractions from the rigours of life as an L.U. rock doc .

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John Etches Terry Foster The summer before last, I chased women on the beach. This past summer, I chased caribou on the tundra. This summer. I ' ll be chasing women and anomalies around Wawa for the Algoma Ore Division. My ambition is to catch all of the above. (But does he know what he ' ll do with them if he catches them? J . ) Two summers ago, with some reluctance, I began my life as a geologist working for W.G. Wahl Ltd., in NW Ontario (lugging rocks for a party chief named Betty) . It was she that gave me my first insight into the geologist ' s world, while teaching me the ways of the bush. I met greater challenges last summer in the delineating and prospecting of radiometric anomalies for Amax in NE Saskatchewan. This years field season will be spent white water kayaking, big game fishing and mapping for BP Minerals along the Coppermine River, NWT. m jf Paul ' Jethro ' Gertzbein The last two summers I ' ve been working in the Arctic, looking for uranium. During the last two winters, I ' ve been partying to make up for what 1 missed during the summer, 1 hope to be going back up to the NWT this summer to do some mapping for Gulf Minerals. I hope to make a career out of exploration geology and getting high. V