Lakehead University - Yearbook (Thunder Bay, Ontario Canada)

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LAKEHEAD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE YEAR BOOK PART-TIME STAFF ALLAN G. BAKER B. A. Psychology. (LEFT) JOHN H. CHARNOCK C. A. Accounting I. (RIGHT) MELVILLE V . BARTLEY B.Sc, Ph.D. Geology. (LEFT) W. LEONARD GREER B.Sc, Ph.D. Minerology. (RIGHT) ROBERT PORTER B.A.. B.L.S. Library Science. (LEFT) J. LEONARD BEAUPRE B.Sc.Ag. Zoology. (RIGHT) J. ETOILE ROBINSON B.A. French. (LEFT) A. CHARLES BARNETT B.A. English, History, Civics. (PERMANENT STAFF) (RIGHT) 30 —

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LAKEHEAD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE YEAR BOOK L. T. I. HAROLD S. BRAUN B.A. Acting Principal Chemistry, Physics, Photography. (LEFT) TREVOR W. PAGE B.Sc. Mining, Milling, Assaying, Physics. (RIGHT) C. JOHN CAMPBELL B.Sc.F. Botany, Forestry, Business Law. (LEFT) JEAN HATHAWAY Registrar. (RIGHT) W. DONALD MacKINNON B.Sc.F.. M.E.I.C. Engineering, Surveying, Trigonometry, Descriptive Geometry. (LEFT) MARY WALTERSON Librarian. (RIGHT) JOHN W. HAGGERTY B.ScF. Forestry,. Biology. (LEFT) WILLIAM S. ARMSTRONG M.A. Calculus, Geometry, Physics. (RIGHT)

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LAKEHEAD TECHNICAL INSTITUTE YEAR BOOK As in previous years, the Science and Technical students look down their noses at we pazzents who bravely admit we are Arts students. Walking in the door on our way to a nine o ' clock lecture, we are greeted with the surly phrase, Hmm, hard day to- day, eh? We are taking a fresh-air course and are wasting our time. Of course, being of sturdy stalk, we shrug off these shallow remarks. Once again, Arts is a faculty of importance at L.T.I. The secretary and treasurer of the Students ' Administrative Council are from Arts; the treasurer of the Men ' s Athletic Society is an Artsman; Arts students are on the Year Book editorial staff; need more be said? From observations in the halls, library, etc., the We The People (mentioned at the beginning of this article) seem to find the Arts students (sixty-six and two- thirds percent of them, that is) to be very interesting. We Arts students have, (from the viewpoint of the re- maining thirty-three and a third percent of them) the most scenic lectures and labs at L.T.I. Typical question appearing on one of Mr. Barnett ' s English examinations. Q. — Parse the word kiss. And believe it or not (according to Chuck). A. — This word is a noun used as a conjunction. It is never declined and is more common than proper. It is not very singular in that it is generally used in the plural. It agrees with me. — H. T. YOUR MORNING SMILE Sa Postmaster, I ' ve got a complaint. For Merchant — I ' m sorry, but we can ' t deliver ycur order till you pay for the last mer- chandise you got. some time I ' ve been getting disagreeable and threatening letters. Customer — Cancel the order, then. I can ' t wait that long. There ' s a law against that, so we may be able to stop it. Any idea where they come from? Sure, from the Income Tax Branch. — 31 —