Laurentian University - Experience Yearbook (Greater Sudbury, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1982 volume:

- -iaL If PIN -Il. .--M L ..L,:, a v-,, ,,.-, ll: - Yi .N EXPERIENCE '82 LAURENTIAN UNIVERSITY Sudbury, Ontario Canada 1981-1982 Volume 1 Allen Comfy Public Library 900 VVVQUSTSI' Sireei PO Box 2270 mf Wavne, IN 46801-227m X .. Q-wgwn ww gfiqsggf Q. -N :gthf K! P ,JY K ,I-' ,gif h ' ff fi f , . 4.- ru 'f i 'Twgumunlty is N? 1 ' pg:-qi:-1. ,,P3'lq51:1E3:?-f flgh-. ..:l If' 'al -ii ,:- . --as--1: -. '- . ZH--111:--zzflzv' ::.:- .tw 'ia if 5545? - u. fy . l 'Y -kgif' XT Q t 1 -f' 1 l -Ei Rf , : . Q S : V ,SQ :- S 1 :- r . I . b N, . ., Elm E59 1- 5 . , W.. 1 ,- - . - , :' - ,Q -EG---,:1.:-:,.:1. g ,-1:14 -- ,. Greetings The Laurentian Experience combines a qual- ity education with a lifestyle of friendliness and the Northern pioneering spirit. To date in the fall of 1981, the University has graduated 13,400 students who are making contribu- tions in educational, social, commercial, in- dustrial, cultural, and public areas. While there are representatives of our Alumni around the world, the majority have stayed in Northern Ontario and are contributing to the development of our region. Laurentian is a regional University, and we respond to that by directing much of our research, com- munity services, and indeed our programmes to the particular needs of our area. - I am very pleased to see the students' year- book reinstituted. I trust that it will keep many fond memories kindled: friendships made, experiences shared, knowledge gain- ed, and insights established. I believe that as the years go by, you will increasingly recognize that your university years have been highly formative. One of Laurentian's unique features is our bicultural milieu, with its rich offerings of culture and opportunity for enrichment. A Une formation universitaire est une prepara- tion a mode de vie, non seulement au marche du travail. En tant qu'individus, nous devons developper notre potentiel optimal. Notre rapport professeurs-etudlants facilite les relations personnelles etroites, et I'am- biance favorise la croissance indivlduelle. Nous lancons une invitation toute speciale a notre communaute francophone afin qu'elIe aide a maintenir le meme esprit de pionnier qui a mis en valeur les richesses du Nord et qui a developpe le reseau de l'Universite Laurentienne. To all our students l wish success in all you undertake. Bonne chance. - ' Henry B.A. Best PresidentlRecteur 3 - VN. ,J ff What is the Laurentian Experience? The Laurentian Experience is a learning experience. lt is here that each one of us can develop to our greatest potential. Laurentian's small size offers a studentlfaculty ratio best suited for individual growth. Here, we have the opportuni- ty of personal contact with our ins- tructors, an opportunity that is rarely found in a larger university. The Laurentian Experience is also a Northern Experience. In our unique setting we are able to preserve and promote both the English and French languages and cultures. Higher education at Laurentian will not only prepare the individual for the market place, but will also get them ready for a complete way of life. Qu'est-ce que l'Experience Laurentienne? L'Experience Laurentienne est une experience d'apprentissage. C'est ici que chacun d'entre nous peut developper son potential au max- imum. En raison de sa petite taille, la Laurentienne offre un rapport etudiants-professeur qui favorise la croissance personnelle. lci, nous pouvons avoir des contacts person- nels avec nos professeurs, ce que l'on retrouve rarement dans une grande universite. L'Experience Laurentienne est egale- ment une Experience Nordique. Dans notre sutiation unique, nous sommes en mesure de conserver et de pro- mouvoir les langues et cultures francaises et anglaises. Les etudes a la Laurentienne preparent non seule- ment les etudiants au marche du travail, elles les preparent a un mode de vie complet. 4 .. . .V . . if 3 1 .1 'u .,a nau..... ' ' x T T . ..--i-...L if wzv., FR iii 54: ifi X-... .x-A-...:Q ox X 'V ' x wi ' -Hn-.X X 4 .pxgimf k L ' M - gqmx +! ,... E. I , .,,.,.- wh 4 . -5. - Q. Y 1 ,K ' I.: 1 3 A L n 1 y. ' x , - L j y . Q.. ' 3- - . Q rg 1 . .,- , A an fv ' ' y..--: :Sw -ffrf-vfqxw-we-na,,x-ms. ' : M7'f 'f,1'w .y,. , , - 'Q-vdx. . 1. 1' -- - .. . 1 'Q 7' '- V. f- ' ', 'L' Nxnk 'X. . 'Q' xx 'liixlgx' I is. QF. 3, ,,, s fx' tax ,pt 2-fl' ., i .K 1: llg .- K 'FTE 'M - 4.,.,fl1f ,ali i l M Q. Ax WN 'fl' ' 1-'M Q ,- ' ' Qflj L' ' '. 3 S- ' . ,, ,,., .....,.,.. ,K ' , .1 Qu' . ,,.., . .-.....1- -2 HQQ, If 1 Qu , z ,,,. I ' ,.,- ..!.-4-N- ' . ,AA,, P' Q' - ,Ar - ---- , '! W iff? A f X lf,-1 ' .. , .V 'ff-.' ' 5+- SEQ .1 eb - -ZS-1755, --- K. x . . -A 1 Q! 11 1-22- .,:,,. . , ,,.' ,. N 'Agfa ...Vi-t +',,y.' ' ' K' x-kia' f5.r'l.,-.yi . ., 1 3 'afxdii I TQ:-' Ng' . 'xv - 6 c -iid Qu'est-ce que l'Experience Sportive? A la Laurentienne, nous visons a developper le corps aussi bien que I'esprit. Nous estimons qu'une associa- tion harmonieuse de muscles et d'esprit egale plus que la somme des parties. Le developpement physique com- prend le travail d'equipe, la rivaiite et l'esprit sportif. Le travail d'equipe est un element important du sport car seule la collaboration permet a une equipe ci'atteinder ses objectifs. La camaraderie et la rivalite amicale stimulent la reussite personnelle et engendrent un bel esprit sportif. Les sports offrent a l'individu la possibilite de representer la Laurentienne, Ia personnification de Venseignement superieur dans le Nord. Nous con- siderons l'Experience Sportive comme une partie in- tegrante de la vie a Ia Laurentienne. Board of Governors The Board of Governors of Laurentian University is composed of twenty-four voting members and representatives from the facul- ty, the student body, the support staff and the alumni. The diversity of the region, which the University serves, is exemplified by the varied backgrounds, geographic locations and cultural heritage of its members. The committment of the Board to the stan- dard of excellence, which is expected of a University and which is shared by the Laurentian community, is of paramount im- portance. The Board looks forward with optimism and enthusiasm to the many exciting challenges that the University will face in the nineteen eighties. Frank Clumpus Chairman, Board of Governors 'R fwu X , l First row, left to right, Mr. Andre Lacroix, Mr. Wm. Scott, Mrs. Elsie Kossatz, Mr. Normand J. Forest, Mr. Ploh Taylor, Dr. Frank J. Clumpus, Mr. R.G. Dow, Sr., Sister Leona Spencer, Mr. Ronald E. Chrysler, Mr. Rino Azzola. Second YOW, Dr. Kenneth C. Westaway, Dr. Oiva Saarinen, Prof. Richard Carriere, Mr. George W. Thomson, Mr. John Dennis, Dr. Henry B.M. Best, Mr. J. David Innes, Mr. A. Les McDonald, Mr. Tom James, Mr. Ivan Lalonde, Mr. James M. Young, Mr. Alan A. Querney, Mr. W.L.W. Taylor. Absent: Dr. Roberto Grosso, Dr. Bernard Lynch, Mr, Elmer McVey, Mr. Winton K. Newman, Dr. Ralph D. Parker, Mr, Gilles Ftacicot, Mr, Fred W. Sheridan, Mr. A. Gordon Slade, Prof. Lloyd Wagner, Mr. R. Tekauc, Mr. A, Thornley Virene, Mr. Michel Lavoie fA.E.F.J, Mr. John Desmeules 10 G -4 9.'l. 4, u . i. VJ ,Vri . 4 C Fpvr 4. all '. . .-r r N yf Y , . f, t.b . , 1 , . 1 -- ,' 04. K! A Q A- , . -- 7' 1 '-2, ,. I, . -4, - . np- ,Q . i,, .. lllk .. ' Q , L 1. ,Ny ' -V ' ---'- ' - v'-1-acsalfg ' ,ag .1 -xaisf. f-fl-infezxx -is. fn ' -.. .21-122 ,45 ' gr: First row left to right: J.P. Martin, R. Lallier, L. Michaud, J. Elliott, O. Ganjavi, H. Roque-Nunez, P.J. Blekinsop. Second row left to right: L. Dennie, L. Hesbois, P.J. Turner, W. Gerhard, E, Goltz, K. Sinclair, B. Scott, G. MacQueen, S. Ziauddin, E. Kossatz, E. Wright, E.A. Sauerbrei, B.K. Ward. Back row left to right: J. Porter, B.W.W. Aitken, P. Simoni, RG. Ewing, G. Gervais, A. Gilbert, H.B.M. Best, R. Henry, R. Carriere, l.G. Reilly, R. Demarco, A.H. Mrozewski, R.E. Whitehead, P. Demeyere, P. Sabourin, K.C. Westaway. ABSENTEES B. Bradley, D. Ruse, L. Davison, V. di Norcia, C. Dorval, D. Gillingham, D. Goldsack, D.J. Hilldrup, A.C. Ingram, J, Konarek, M. Kutsche, M. Lavoie, S. Lund, R. Nash, G.H. Parker, R.D. Schell, K.W. Schwager, L. Spencer, R. Taylor, R. Tremblay, P. Viswanathan, L. Wagner, D.J. Webb, C. Whissell, D. Zubac, G.J. Zytaruk. SENATE The Senate is responsible for the educa- tional policy of the University. In this regard the Senate may create faculties, schools, institutes, departments, may also create faculty councils and com- mittees which recommend to Senate regula- tions respecting the admission of students, courses of study, academic regulations, and requirements for graduation. Additionally the Senate has power to deal with matters that arise in connection with the award of fellowships, scholarships, medals, prizes, and other awardsg to confer degrees that may appropriately be conferred by a Universityg and to make rules and regula- tions for the management and conduct of the library. 11 za N Nad? 96 Graduates X Y... .V+ Q Q X gb .xr Q 3' wk uid' Fall Grads Llse Adam BA Loulse Agular BA Serge Allalre BA Shlrley Anne BA Lourle Arthur BA Peter Baas BA Wendy Ballckl BA Norma Barnes BA Evalyne Beattie BA Llse Beauchesne BA Loulse Beaulne BA Denlse Bock BA Nicola Boulay BSc Lllllan Bourdon BA Davld Bronlchoskl BA Yvonne Brown BA Mary Bunka BA Alesslo Camllll BA Pat Cassldy BA Ann Marte Caveon Bsc Jacquellno Champagne Llnda Chant BA N 8 t Q ,ec ff .2 ' 'Y 't .. - .. K, A 1 A 7 C -s - 3 A ' ' .., 4 Y ' :tx V 5 :Fw ' QW' h ' A L A Wx .Q 4 lb 'l 'Z : ,f ig -:rf K . X 1 ,Q W Q art X ' ggi'- lg N. 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A - ,F :Lx V V h ,A QA V i K. l ,, rss- f :av 4 tw A A ' Gerald Chenler B Ed Margaret Clausl BA Rlta Cloutlor BA Heather Coupland BSW Barbara Courjaud BA Gwen Dlngwall Adams B Ann Downelly BE Susan Dutault B Ed Jacquellne Dumas BA Ella Edward BA Julle Emard BA Mlchael Falclonl Fedele Falvo BA Irene Flllon BA Suzanne Forth BA Claudette Goulet BA Domenlc Gratta BSW N K i A kg 1 Beatrlce Grenler BA Morris Hudaser BSW Eleanor Huggins BA Iris Hugaes BA Marie Huss BA Diane Keene BA Carol Kennedy BA Shin Keun-Sung BSC Len Kutcnaw BA Gary Laakso BA Diane Labelle BA Gerry Labre BA Michel Labrecque BSW Marilyn Lafreniere BA Lynne Lamontagne BA Richard Lamothe BA A' jd A 'L f A .W r fair. an :. -1 3' Q y , . . - ' li, , : b,,- 1 f t . .15 A h X Y. 1 Rx xX qi I K r .sr X. N fx 4 Nm 3 F '5- l X -bg T 5+ A as f I '65 ig., ff . Ag , rw? .Y. L .ff I , SQ A n A 'A Q kt' A , V' ,I 5. lxwx ,. NX - 4-:A ee s fir e: A s QL -51 1' A A . 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Nahwegahbow BA George Nihmey BA Millie Pargeter BA David Parks BA 2 Allison Peden BA Wolfgang Petrick BA Andre Pitre BA Carole Plouffe BA Eira Podolski BA Bev Polowy BA Laurianne Polsky BA Helene Quesnel BA Branko Rayakovich BA Gilles Renault BSW Mariette Rice BA Andree Flochon BA Robert Romanet BA Gieneva Ross BA June Ross BA Claude Ruest BA Joanne Savard BA Cathy Sheldon BA Anne Sirois BA Belly Sloss BA Pat Smith BA Marjorie Stanclik BA Karen Stefanic BA Jamey Swifl BA Diane Thibault BA Rosario Tiangco BA Nlcole Vaillancourt BA Ursula Van Oosten BA Gisele Wert BA-BED Waszczylo Zbigniew MS A ,Rafi-1 ,frwi 'f-faux, , ,Q , 'ar in . : Q- q1vx:l:'G :Q X v N-.5 ag as X l ,X,.,Xv f w. X ii Xvi X ,gy X Rishi L S ,xg . 'r is -...V gl i 12:25:- - A .XV w. S 1- If . 'ir ' QQ, - '12, A 'v L, 'Ei l 'h 4 in-X A ..,, idsyffr . 4.- Ye NN XX X Wx , 8 L XNMX ' X , X A x 1-Q,XwwXf A X , Vx fm -.R X X rf ., 'Sla X wwe ., ,X Q X, C-X. ln? y gr' Y A -Nil! k. WXBQN ,H xx . six ax V Na Q P. 2 1 Y 5. 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At Clarkson Gordon our approach is innovative, aiming to provide our clients with the best service possible using the most up to date methods available to the profession. To maintain our leadership role, we devote substantial resources to our professional responsibilities. Our partners have authored today's major accounting and auditing texts, such as: Rod Anderson's The External Audit', Ross Skinners 'Accounting Principles - A Canadian Viewpoint, Don Leslie's and Rod Anderson's award winning Dollar Unit Sampling to name a few. Congratulations Laurentian University for your continued growth over the past ten years. This continued growth has also been recognized by Clarkson Gordon in the increase of students hired. Over the past four years Q5 Laurentian graduates have joined Clarkson Gordon. W dllf amz 1214411 A member of Arthur Young International SPRING GRADUATES Paul Abbott BSC David Adkins BC0m Susan Allan BA Doug Anderson BCom Arthur Andrews BEng David Ballard BA Steven Baum BA Robert Beaudry BA Denise Beauparlant BSW Liana Beers BSI Gail Berry BPE Brenda Boivin BA Nicole Boivin Erica Borsos BSW Jeannette Bosse BA Educ Marcel Boudreau BPe 20 Jn:- Y' bsbfs --, ge ff' ' 1? i sf . 1+ A' P . X V ,. NR Mis.: . -'J . .:- Mez- , , ' -. 11 J 4 'A , ' Q. f v' 'ig' 5- me ,st v A ix as Rev, ' -QQ' X gr - V - sa zzrsss: .4 , . ,J -3 V ' ,V Y 4 rl,l ' fa , W A , , XV. ., gf' 1 V - 1 Q1s r2'f:. l ,,.. ,It fam , , if 52-57: ' - :S :ri If - - .. 7' Y 1. - . , , ' 3 eg ' V. ' 5 -' ,ov IX, .,v 'I -.' 'Q-,tu S R t,.- FV? dv-qs V ' yy- fr. ,, -Nl Y .Q- 'IZ C ,. 4 ' ' 3 . .... p vw- as A JU C' 1 ' r hd, 'Ox tl Marie Bouffard BSI Linda Bourgoin BPE Julie Boutin BPE Susan-Lee Bowman BSL Carol Boyd BPE Debra Bramhall BSo.N. Silvano Bruno BA Simonetta Bunkiewicz BSI Rhonda Burden BCom Vivienne Cameron BCom Cam Campbell BA Joan Campbell BA Robert Campbell BCom Jamie Canapini BCom Tony Canapini BCom Elise Carbonneau BSI 21 Lee Carrier BA Susan Cavanagh BA Marc Charbonneau BCom Daniel Chevrefils BA Christian Choquet BSc Daniel Cluff Bsc Christopher Collings BPE Elaine Collins BSw Brent Colliver BA Kathleen Comerv BSI Julie Coreno BSW Joan Cormier Cathy Cranston BPE Jerry Dalimont BSI Louise Dallaire BA Antonina Dalsass BSI 22 N XXNXX' 'LA Nvbs W R xx '-Sigue' N M582 Q., x x X A. , ,tx-5. X L ':h i Ll A g xx ---.. 1 .Jia -ik ,M Q, 1, X 'x x s Q L s , .. L ,, Lorraine David BSI Joanne Davidson BA Deborah Davies BA Lori Dawson BA Catherine Degryse BSI Linda De Vuono BA William Dodds BEng Maren Donig BSw Robert Dufresne BCom Jean Duguay BPE Mark Dupuis BCom Ann Marie Eaid BSw Dale Eaid BCom Sofia Eliev BSc John Ellis BCom Richard Emond BPE Alexander Falconer BCom Sutedjo Ferdi BA Colleen Fitzgerald BSW Irene Fletcher BSW James Ford BPE Crayrner Forth BPe Carolle Francis BCom Consuelo Francolini BSI James Gallagher BEng Don Garrioch BCom Carole Gauvreau BA Lisa Giarratana BSI Abid Gilani BEng Joanne Goddard BPe Glenn Goodwin BA Michel Gosselin BPe 24 : x S N-'P ' k NX. , XQX X ,,.., , ,X xQ X X X 1 Q X X XX X N wo 'E mx i. . T X Y .X X Ky X E, w.XXf.Xi f 1:5155 5. .X X x YXNSSX X X9 , X S X -'fi' M XS X ' XS X X3 X' XXX 5 N X - ev Nall F-155: ' H ' X 'i ' if XX XX XX x- 3 Q , , s... -:X . ' ,L X 'X X X . ' A N x -. X X - - X el Xv r5X:,Qg3X:- A . - r X XXSSGQ5, :QI QJQYQ' A . 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Q? -Q . ,SQ 2 .b S I s iii? 1+ i ,ff J 1' A Lorrie Lynn Grannary BSw Francine Grawbarger BSw Timothy Grigg BCom Denyse Guilbeault BA Carol Guscott BA Joan Hachey BCom Terence Hamilton BCom Gregory Harrison BCom Richard Harrison BA Timothy Heale BPE Eric Helisten BCom Mary Holenski BCom Janet Homer BCom Joanne Huneault BSw Sylvia Huneault BSw Jack Jarvi BEng 25 Corrine Jerrett BA Bonnie-Jean Junor BA Laurence Kaattari BCom Eeva Kastikainen BSc Sharon Keller BSc Catherine Kent BSw Lynne Kilby BA Jon Kleppe BA Richard Klys BSc Linda Krakovsky Richard Krasowski BPe Yves Labrecque BSI Suzanne Lachance Brian John Lakanen BEng Emelie Simone Lamothe BSc Sylvie Landry BA 26 4 , KU X ptr 'QS 'X r L.. ...swag 5 ,ng 9 Ronald Langtry BA Timothy Larry BPE Judi Laurikainen BA Olli Laurikainen BCom Michel Lavoie BA Deborah Lawlor BA Deborah Lawrence BA Gilles Lebeau BCom Margaret Lech BPE John Lee BCom Janet Lefebvre BSw Christiane Lessard BA Marianne Lotman BA Elaine Lowe BSW Kenneth Lowe BSw Raymond Lukie BA Janine Macey BSI Flod MacLeod BSC Doug Madalvee BCom Lori Madigan BSw Debra Manojlovic BSI Edward Mantle BA Wendy Markiewich BSw Cynthia Marshall BSw Gerardo Martellacci BA Jennifer Martin BSc Marcel Martin BPE Vivian Masters BA Claudette Mayhew BSw Margie McCormick Charles McDonald BEng Tammy McKay BSI 28 4? mr 6' A ,sg -SufiH.-f,:'513i:'f-.t.1.- -.QI2 ,ffQffQ .5 :bij S53 ,J ill 2:13,-5 51,5 .re ,. 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V sfsr' L ,fr 'WW Mia 'f 1 Helena Rebelo BA Charles Regan BCom Joanne Rheault BA Cynthia Reid BA' Mike Ricci BA Bryan Richards BCom Mike Salb BCom Carla Sanipella BCom Ann Sapinski BPE Vaida Schaff BA Paul Scheer BPE Douglas Scott BCom William Scott BA Pervez Shah BA Christine Shank BCom George Sheppard BA 31 Gisele Simard BA Victor Skot BCom Gordon Skrecky MSc Neda Sladojevic-Sola BSI Michael Smal BCom Heather Smallwood BSW Cheryl Spotswood BPE Jennifer St. Pierre BSI Jackie Stanley BSc Sandra Stere BSw Mark Swain BPE Akhter Syed MSC Elaine Taillefer Ba Lorraine Tekauc BCom Brian Thompson BPE Susan Tucker BA 32 in 3 rib 5 X x N, 'f Q 1ffrf.:xsff:g'g2i' N Q i ,. ,, fig 'A' x ' V. 2 . ,1'1'E-5fl:if'.xQ' 131-: :::,i5. .f Ev' - ' - ,14 -' -1255535 . 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Julia Underhill BSC Ginette Vezina BSI Gianni Vigna BSw Marc Villeneuve BSc Kim Vinnels BCom Sherry Waghorn BSw Rita Waller BSI Susan Wardrope BPE Lorna Watkins BPe Danny Waugh BA Deborah Whalen BA Bill Whitney BA Brett Williamson BSc David Wilson BSw Gary Winch BCom Flay Wiss BPE Kathleen Wyman BA Paula Wyman BA Alan Yarush BCom Ornella Zambelli BCom Michael Abramson BCo Bruce Anderson BCom Edward Bernacki BCom Marie Burchat BCom 34 Rv 1? in . 4 s Linda Zega BSw Diana Zubac BSc , , The Graduation Photographs that appear in the next section were taken at a later date. Due to uncontrollable circumstances it was not possible to include them, alphabetically, with the rest. This does not make them of any less importanceg and we are sorry for the inconvenience. -sp.. ! 'X ITl K 533' .l 4- Kevin Donnelly BCom Shirley-Ann Fullerton BSC.N Micheal Gleeson BCom Mary Gordon BSc.N. Sheila Gordon BSc.N. Flonald Greasley BCom Chuck Lilly BCom Catherine Olynyk Post RN Bentley Petersen BCom Leanne Pinylo BSc.N Diana Flauman BSc.N Cloe Floberge BCom Alice Sauve BSc.N Rosemary Schler BCom Barbara Slatter BSc.N Karen Sliede BCom 35 Francine St. Aubaln BSc.N Ross Stringer BCom Kathryn Terrell BSc.N Laurie Tomiuk BSc.N Nancy Warren BCom David Webb BCom Janice Webber BSc.N Michael Wilson BCom Eugene Adamo BCom Paul Baldassarro BCom Michael Broadway BCom Dave Bronicheski BCom Handy Dunford BCom Dean Elford BCom Brian Fowler BCom John Furac BCom 36 vfmhi' 2 'A ras? .was 'f' I 'AS' ,tin-Q .4-:iff -3. -133' A5 ,exe wg? M l i ff. 169 . 1 3 432:- ll:-'le IQ? Aa i t l. ..,., Carmen Vierula BCom W QSSLJ-f -+1-fr Q. -ix 353 ,,:::,,5 Q9 '- ,, ,, , . 5335 501519 Gerald Hunder BCom John Koivu BCom Paul Lane BCom Shelley Langlois BCom Edward Mantle BA David McDonald BCom Christopher Pancel BCom Keith Phillips BCom Angela Sammon BCom John Savill BCom Stephen Smith BCom Richard Strutt BCom vi xx! f ,X xx Spons .gvwlx QNX xx Qmwiiiffxi YQ' Qmwxxyxgxwgg 'F 5 xg .wil as My X My .. R 'Vwwsvevqgv X Q x N N. . Laurentian Soccer Vees enjoyed one of their best season ever in 81-82. Their season record of 6 wins, 1 loss and 3 ties gave them the OUAA fOntario Univer- sities Athletic Unionj league title. Post-season OUAA championship play was the Vees victorious over the Laurier Golden Hawks in the semi- finals and the Waterloo Warriors in the final. It was the Soccer Vees fifth OUAA title. The OUAA championship launched the Vees into the CIAU tCanadian Intercollegiate Athletic Unionj semi- final in Edmonton where they lost a close game to the Alberta Golden Bears, 1-0. We'Il show them next year! All the players gave exceptional performances and several were selected to the first and second OUAA all- star teams. Lane McAdam, Keith Bridge, Peter Pinheiro and Barry Hackett were chosen to the first team while Craymer Forth was selected to the second team. Barry Hackett was on the CIAU first all-star team while team mates Keith Bridge and Peter Pinheiro were selected to the CIAU second team. Greg Zorbas, a veteran coach, guided the Vees throughout their play earning the OUAA as well as the CIAU title of Coach of the Year. . - M ' .4 ' : ,Q , xx-4 -x'5:V:14g2'?I '1'f - .fm , ,lf f 0 , ,. rf 'Ay mu. P Qi f 1 f . 1 f ff lr 1 5 rv PM wfafwwk J . 1 4'n,'. .. , .Y , . ., f V L . . ,.-3..- -'jf' lr. L . - 'ip . -f , .-3-7, ..-V , 'Fr-ti ' Wgegiff - T , - -.f .. .. , v. 1. 't -- ,. ...- t, .A ,V 7 Y ', ,U .V -' H- - - - L .... . .- 1. ,L 1- Front row left to right, Flay Hunt, Scott Young, Gary Howe, Claude Filion, George Gerasimchuk, Rob Gallo, Rob Mactaggart Bill Shrabek Keith Bridge. Second row, Greg Zorbas, Peter Pinheiro, Wendy Hampson, Brian White, Craymer Forth, Clive Stephenson, Bob Koczulab Liane MCAdam, Marten Wigstol, Alex MacGregor. Absent: Marc Le Bourhis, Barry Hackett. Soccer sqk 5 umm.-.A , I f f 'I V .' f 57 ' Y Q ' N-1.3 'NM s jx, ,x.4x' -V., ,A ' ' K,x5'fY,. QQ w- 2 V.: 2 sux - A vas . 'KV V ..5:-.. M- K 1 c 'Xxh -1- Q.. ho , V--vm-,,k wf'Qf'-ig-s ngfig' 'wax , -, '-mv, ' '. N ', 3-':,,.w ' .- ,. - -L.. . V .. ,Q . ..-ui 'x-.- , 4. 251- 'f 1 .aa lwl 1 P n n A former Laurentian player himself, coach Mike Men'S l-leale has begun to see the results of his support of Northern Ontario basketball in the form of a much more competitive team. Led by Brian Skeoch t6'1O l, and forward Dave Burden, the team has given basketball powers Toronto and York a very tough time. At the prestigious Narsmith Tournament, at Waterloo, the Voyageurs finished an impressive third. Again this year, the team was in the playoffs. Front row left to right' Dick Pawlowicz, Don Jones, Eddy Picco, Michael Sheridan, Andrew Barbeau, Diege Favero, Second row: Mike Heale, Jeff Maclqae, David Clements, William Woitowrch, Brian Skeoch, Dave Burden, Mike Mulvihill, Absenti Greg Johannes. 'uf Y -w- vm www ot QNSDWNX ,...-sw.rN-igmss Aw ..., X I,d .wt- WQGQQQAQWW :www E -f ,,.... Midas st' Women's Basketball Definately Laurentian's number one team this year, the 1981-82 women's basketball team was led by probably the best guards in the league, Linda Palango, Debbie Knowles, and Joy Bellinger. The women lost only one league game and finished first in the East division and hosted the Ontario Finals. l.aurentian's outstanding forward Barb Tucker was an all star at both the Regina and Saskatoon tournaments. The team is in a favourable situation for next year as only two players will graduate this spring. isis Womens Basketball team First row left to right. Linda Palango, Peggy Smith, Joanne Drake, Franca lngribelli, Debbie Knowles, Marion Waschulzik, Second rowg Peter Ennis, Donna Ziroievic, Sandy Clulib. Debbie Davies, Barb Tucker, Joy Bellinger, Angie Tekoniemi, Charlotte McKinty 43 ...... mf 'sw af are . ta 4 51514. 'tiff' v Az'-1 :' 'N ,av 1 'H af, . xx ,M-...wx ., Men's Volleyball The 1981-82 Voyageurs are in the second year of a rebuilding programme which is aimed at reclaiming the OUAA championship won in 1976. The Vees' playing strategy features speed and deception. A unique feature of this team, consisting almost totally of Northerners, is their height. Ours is the tallest team in the league. The future looks bright for the Vees, as they lost only two players to graduation this year. First row left to right, Flob French, Joe Pitzel, Jeff Bredin, Mark Johnston, Vance Jones, Peter Jurenovskis. Second row, George Adorante, Paul Greco, Richard Veilleux, Barry Bauer, Perry Lariviere, C.E. Lefroy. Absent, Arnold Stirajs, Gilles Kingsley. 44 X si-lv L. 1! f! xx If X0 X Y ' M..,,- 15, U' -. 1. - ' 1 Women's Cross Country Running A dedicated womens team represented Laurentian this year. They found their only weakness to be their small number, five. At the OUIAA championships, held at Laurentian, Veronica Poryckyj finished in third place. This qualified her for the Canadian Championships but, due to health reasons, Veronica was unable to compete. Strong performances by rookies Susan Nordman and Maureen Jordan indicate a strong team returning next year. First row left to right: Tara Powers, Veronica Poryckyj, Maureen Jordan, Mary Ellen Lanteigne, Sue Nordman. 51561 ,M . H ,, . W.. get . Q ' -.ay -N. ' ' .- ' . .st C.. 5. , g'a3'Q.1- f ww'-.srffafygf-8 A . -vi we uw- . ww Yr ' ig. I mm.. wugf' 'M-J' 4'5 4 ,-mf ' ' ' lx ff., 'i ' ,. K ...- EF-'V ,ix M l mx. V, n U ,. W 3 ,Y N A, aqqfg E M 'Qi' ' 1 urn- 10 fan C .. -v -.'. I .n - I .- F -. 1. . ,. 1 I 'L gi- .J . M, 1 Ajit' X Q ' . ' 24- Q 4 J N' xi. ,Wk .3 9 a ., I, WAY' ,. I -' ' . ' 4 ., at N -' . ,gy ,..'9..'f2'!'6,f:, ,. .J - ,Q A-e g!sw'f -3 Pfj. -'A eb - lf-:A-f' ..- ' . Z.,,-.At2f,,f,f'! F. .1 , xnaxkm n.. NE' ,F I 1 I if X r if X I X fl I 7 Y x ,I ' f X 1 'Q .fx 2 ,J X t x . ',g xi Y ' Y 1 f . H . . ., , J Q 7 I , ,. Y I f f , ' V -fi rfxx y . 1' ,. -flif 'el Q t K' ,. I t Q .5 t - 'J' 4' J ' . N.-X 1, ' . 5, 1 Q Q . 1'1 1 Y - K 'eff . ,Q 'lf-'fl-4 l t X -' 5 4 ' him-.,. . A , ' - RN I, . . E. . -fl . ,ol fm: S. Ui-if ' K' I Men's Cross Country Running The 1981-82 team showed a strong improvement over last year's team. Ray Paulins and Bruce Wainman finished first and third at the OUIAA championships and led the team to an overall Ontario second place finish. The team was among those chosen to represent Ontario in the CIAU finals in Lethbridge, where they placed well. The team will remain strong next year as they will lose only two players to graduation. First row left to right: Greg Riddoch, Richard De La Riva, Marcel Boudrequ, Bruce Wainman, Ted Harvey, Second row: Mike McPhail, Ken Vuoresrija, Johnny Jain, Rick Carleton, Greg Bale, Erik Gaarder, Ray Paulins, John Gallien, Pat O'Sullivan. 47 tg. 1 'C' Men's Nordic Skiing Last year the Men s skiing team totally dominated the OUAA finals, finishing first, and placing six skiers in the top seven. At the time of printing, prospects looked just as good for the defending champions. This team is truly a Canadian team with members from as far away as Nova Scotia and British Columbia. .N if A S Ni ff'7lTTE L CVR 1? llI'r1I'1 NX, 1 Jill-11 vw -.,-.:.'zv' ' 1.2: . .- 'fr' Q' .-. 'A' ' ' V --.- gp. ::i.J13..,r' .-F ,, g-Q,.4--f -- :. . K' .34 -4' -'sv -'A ' ' 5 .-A 4- Q- - . 'an' g.?a.,',., -F , 1-4. -ns-':i,....f1.--.., -, -, 0-:f,'.'. '-, .519 -5 fzfii ,PM , -4 ' rv Q-0 , .J-- 4.-,: '-, 1-1,:'Sf ,, . 'T'-,- : l'x-.27 35 a-+-- 'Z7 'E' 03- I- Li' :.:lsa,..' , if .. 9 I I ' Q ...W 1- f- 'Y 1-' f '.1. 5 .-ff ' gg' - 4' ,- 'Cf QQ .QS ' ggi ,Q M ', f E A Men s Gymnastics Laurentian returned from a short absence, in the gymnastics field, to be represented by a small but talented team. The team, led by Walter Quigley, a junior national team member, had a short but successful season, and placed well. , ,, .Q M n's Badminton ' d inton. Coached py Wendy 6 Another sport which returned to Laurentian for 1981-82 season was Men s ba m ' an admirable effort and had two players, Mark Tremblay and Nick Bogias, qualify t this should not jeapordize their chance to Jerome, the team turned in r the CUAA championships. The two were unable to attend, bu i fo compete next season. .-4 fffff P4 ox' ,. I W' -f A 'x -LQ in 54? 4- in Z . ' g 35? Dvcs xr-A Z Men's Hockey Jack Porter returned for the third time as head coach and restored a bleak-looking team which had missed the playoffs for the first time in Laurentlan's short history. The 1981-82 team was plagued by injuries that the team could barely overcome, and the Voyageurs will lose seven players to graduation, including Captain Norm McCauley and assistant coach Tim Heale. 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' W.- rbw1X55 if Undergraduates NNN. :-k ak First Year Students Betsy Abraham Flalja Alahaivala Baimo Alahaivala Daniel Albert Darcy Albert Andrew Amalfitano Lennis Amero Peter Andrews Kimberly Andrus Sek Soon Ang Song Peow Ang Charlene Antaya Anthony Araujo Lois Barlow Stephen Bell Douglas Barr Joy Bellinger Linda Bartlett Edward Belyk Fabian Batise Lynne Belzile Eddy Battiston Flita Belzile Andrew Battistoni Peter Benedetti Barry Bauer Louis Bendit Cynthia Bayley Denise Berg Lisa Beatty Marie Bergeret Deborah Beauchamp Gilles Berry Thomas Beauchamp Joseph Bertrand Jacques Beauchesnes Anne Bertuzzi Lise Beauchesne Nicole Berube Arthur Beaudry Henrietta Bestfather Lise Beaudry Sheldon Betts U- H PM Myrna Armstrong Plobert Arsenault Jennifer Arthur Sylvie Aspirot Man Au Annette Aubut Helen Avery Kamran Azimlbarakchian Malessa Bacciaglia Alexander Bain Jacqueline Balleny Mark Bannerman Andrew Barbeau Marie-Lyne Barbeau Joseph Barberlo ,e , ,- 5 Rachelle Beaudry Laura Bally Lise Beal- aC Irene BEZZUDYK Pauline Beaulas christopher Bielanski Carole Beaulieu-Pitre Julie Blglas Angele Beaulieu John Bimm Karen Beaupfe PJ. Birningnarn LUCIG BSSUDVQ Robert Blackwell Lyne Beauregard Davld Blair Suzanne Beausolell llosee Blais Thorel Beckett Ja-an.MafC Bleau Paul BBSSIGY Claudette Bluth Janice Behenna Nick Bogias Lucille Belafld Julie Boissonneault JOCGIYDG Belaflgel Marie-Jose Biosvert-Mineau Micheline Belanger Mlcllele Bloyin Lorna Boldt Marina Bortolotto Nadia Bortolotto Louise Boucher Suzanne Boucher Marc Bouffard Daniel Boulay Lise Boulay Brian Bourdon Patricia Bourque Bryne Bowness Randall Boyle Aline Brabant William Bradley Kevin Brady Marcel Brunet Ramona Brunner Nancy Bryce Heather Brys Kim Bucholtz Howard Buck Tracy Buckingham Brent Buell Mariola Bujara Keith Bullock Dave Burden Colleen Burns David Burns Lawrence Burns Linda Butler Brigitte Cazabon Franca Cazolla James Cecchetto Moira Cecile Anthony Cecutti Gisele Cedilot Beverly Ceming Amitava Cnakraborti Marc Chalifoux King Chan King Wah Chan Kiong Chan Meng Chan Michelle Chan Hasan Chandra Kirana Andree Brault Linda Brazill Flonald Bremmer Philip Brennan Judith Briand Angela Brignell Kevin Brill Denis Brisson David Bristol Bob Brooks Rita Brouillette Chris Browne Elizabeth Brownlee Tacye Bruce-Lockhart Francine Brunet Maurice Cabana-Proulx Camilla Calabrese Greg Caldwell Patricia Cameron Shelley Cameron Mary Cannon Francine Cantin Susan Carbone Elise Carbonneau Pierre Carbonneau Mario Cardoso Gisele Caron Thomas Carscadden Nancy Castellan Fionald Caza he E .4 . mfr ,f ix, Gr, ,.. w-Szzrv' fg A' ifg . 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Janet MacKenzie Philip MacMillan Bruce MacDonald David MacDorrnand Jennifer-Lee Macey Sharon MacGregor --ev li Gayle Kilby John Kilimnik Flobert Kingsley Ethel Kingston Catherine Kirk Dick Kirkby Jon Kleppe Beth Klingbeil Ray Kolynchuk Ines Kopic Steven Kusan Maurice Labelle Nicole Lafontaine Christine Lafranboise Michael Lalonde ' 445' S A1 Deborah Lawlor Deborah Lawrence Beverly Lee David Lee Douglas Lee William Lee Louis Lefaive Claude Lefebvre Anne Legault Raymond Leger Melody Lem Cheryl Lennox Diane Lentir Christiane Lessard Cindy Levac Andre Maheu Dan Mainguy Mauro Manarin Catherine Mansfield Edward Mantle Daniel Marcotte Peter Mattson Tommy Mattson Wanda Mattson Guy Mayer Norman MCCauIey David McCullough Jean MCDonald Lita MCDonald Maxlme MCDouglall Kim MCFadden Diane MCFarlane Jackie MCGaughey Thomas MCGibbon Valerie McGregor Darcy MCGuire Daniel Mclssac Mary MCKenna Ken MCLellan Alan MCMahon Karen MCNeeley Susan MCWade Huguette Messier Pierre Messier Christiane Michaelis 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Rhonda Riedel Roy Roberts Garry Robinson Jennifer Robson Monique Rocheleau Christine Rochon Guy Rochon Douglas Rogers Adriano Rosati Brent Ross Kathryn Ross Claire Rosset Lionel Rouleau Graham Rowe Evelyn Ryan Gina Santi Richard Sartori Raymond Savage Edward Sawitsky Michelina Scarfone Crocetta Scavuzzo Valda Schaff Royal Senter Pervez Shah Bernie Shami Lori Shortt Arnold Stirajs Kimberly Streich Mary Stuart Dana Su Marina Suominen Theresa Suraci Kevin Sweeney Gilles Sylvestre Richard Szumski Walter Szumylo Elaine Taillefer Suzanne Taillefer Luigi Tarini Bob Tassone Roy Taylor Viola Shuart Gisele Simard Laura Simeoni Anita Sinhuber Jovo Skakavac Grant Kenneth Smith Mark Smith Elizabeth Solipiwko Paul Spadafore Louise St George Paticia St Louis Hubert Stahl David Stanley Michele Stephen Jacqueline Stephens Krystyna Telecki Lyn Third Brian James Thompson Patrick Thompson Ben Treidlinger Brian Trevail Remi Trottier Jeffrey Twohey Marcel Vaillancourt Nicole Vaillancourt Alexandra Vargas Lynn-Anne Veerdonk Susan Venus Danny Vettoretti Leo Vienneau f',' 1 0:1 uv it ,S Marc Villeneuve Claude Vincent Rosemary Vincent Denise Vincer Maureen Voldock Cathy Volpini Michael Warren Marion Waschulzik Janice Wasylishyn Amanda Watson John Watson Mark Watson Danny Waugh Valerie Weir Laurey-Anne Welch T P' I f 2 'T l i 'll s 5, V 17 '-5' .- . N V 4..- , A U ' s . l W fist 547 x7 -1-. - .4i, .li .,, A 1 :uit , V: ' t ill el '.,0,,.,M-00 W' s '54 Ronald Wells Deborah Whalen Michael Whelan Mark Whissell William Whitehead Bill Whitney Angelika Wiegand Deborah Williams Pamela Williamson Wendy Wilson William Wilson Gary Winch William Woitowich Karen Woods Brenda Wormington Paula Wyman Alex Young John Young Mark Zahorouski Ivan Zanatta Colleen Zilio Susan Zohar 3:41 fe ' .'. 4 3 1 'f', -4,fb'e1-xx L. 5. Ftafffixx 86 S1 :S Residence Q. -,,:XR,335.x5, 3, X , Q , , - . , V1N'wxxx-.x f - 89 HUNTINGTON RESIDENCE Huntington College, named for voyageur Silas Hun- tington, was opened in 1964. The residence building houses Lautensiager Hall, the social centre, and the Tate Library. A. S ,fr 2' XM E ' e ,V D ' .. 5 I -..-... 5 L '1'.-0... ,,,. 1 5 'Q is li. I All V 1.: iz. K NA 1 5 -11-11-gS:'tF!Yj'u-Q f-:'.,fg,i-:i'g13i '5. 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QU ' V .. ' ,W 'V L Q- ' ' ' i fi si '-:H ai N rr - 'Q N il . . N. A ,X 13 'fi W 1 4 r '- 'i: z4,.a.' :Sf ' if ' - it . ' F211 V, 'g f -, i .f .-. 'x A :-1 . ' N 'r ' ' v, 1 I ' ' I 4 ' ' . - -.':vusk'l?: :1 r 1- ., g . - THORNELOE RESIDENCE 13, I QPR Thorneloe College sponsored by the Anglrcan Church of Canada IS the smallest resldence on campus Several Thorneloe residents have taken on the task of organrzrng student affarrs and social events at the college The most unique feature at Thorneloe College IS St Mark s Chapel where weekly services are held for all students -1 ' f ' W K xssm N311 X 1 . WZ, L- The University of Sudbury College Residence is a Catholic institution. Those students living in the Matte residence are considered legitimate members of the college, even if they are enrolled in professional schools. The residence council represents students living in the residence and organizes many social events These events included dances, pubs, films and other cultural activities. 92 ziypi. . pf V A a V 4 1 J 4. Ii ! gI E DJ-K 4-'41 vi C0 x 'ie 'V ISIS II UNIVERSITY OF SUDBURY RESIDENCE K., UNK n ' , , 2 . nz, , ,rx 5 ,V nk .W as .,'?'m.:-- r L . 5 , .i,.?..5 5 n 2+ ,I , !' 3 x 31,1 , , ,. A I, : ,I .1-1f'LI 1 ' 6 f-. f, 4 1' , - - I I I Imp -ar.:-14.-. 'Hz Q vlff SINGLE STUDENTS' RESIDENCE Single Students Residence at Laurentian offers apartment-style liv ing for university residents. The residence building houses Student Street, where many services, including a grocery store, an employ- ment office, and a hairdressing salon, are located. Social events are organized by the students themselves, who pro- mote a sense of cooperation and fellowship that makes Single Students' Residence a unique place to live. 16 - L 4 4 . M-'NN i X 'Y s UNIVERSITY COLLEGE RESIDENCE University College is a non-affiliated, dormitory- style residence. The U.C. council and committees organize many social events and stage numerous sports and games as part of the intramural sports programme. 'sf ' Q .-g ltr ff' 15- C ' V iff, Y. ZR V7 Hill Hill iglilii 1 ' Q ww. A if.: E? . ,, his 5 -ear? x .'1-'-'xi-Q , -A I 'Q av.. ,,,- Iii ':.: .tg n .xg ,- SESS ' Q l , -fwfiikf ' ., f : X 41235- mf lf 1 F b 4, 5 i 'STQN I ' ' . '7.'.,! '3 ' fi' x X 31515: ., Q J' 1, . 1..,.r.,gx,.:8 rm, k ,. K 9 f' Hi ' ul ' ,Q A, - K x I 1 W ' ' , .V .N.bN,,. 1. gg kiln- fir, .:, -- -. ,-1 Q K1 T 1 sg? 'r' M .'..g:5,: Q : 'vfikivfisfi..lsTiEsYPS-:-- .P S- -3 A 2 X- , 'xg L' f'?'i3:1'.' ' . -'F-. , . , L,,, . A Qs' Q A -Q QQQL f'f'X vi- ff' F- 7153112-!'YiS.5ARr an Fi f' 4 J 'T :TSS ff gif'fv,1xiX5 xi'E.x 4' , Sagas :xiii f :lk QQ-.,AgX-.Q is IQAXSN dx is Sr: 7,3 ykv, px ,N if ' is S552 .Wi 1 5 A ' N., .,. i -Riff N QRS' Faculty and Staff Q 3 ' . aqy 'bling Q f V I .fl ' j it 'IVQ A f 1 K' A f' 'S . f 1' , f Q 'X 3. ' .3.f Q xiii! D r- r ' - i L 1 25' ff 2 Y i W , 7 , ' Q P S . J 2, ax Q a .af .. hw, if nf! ' 1 ,,,....g'T ,.,.-.x -- 1 Q v A nhl.. U ' -X-.,...,,,. i . U 5 3 ...ggi ,rf rf g ' 9+ ' ,411 -M' in km K' iii: Us ff: CT-4 .,. .,. - 1--ii ' ' ,.,,b U , .Q M lj. U A viii I 5 ' ay dag .145 M i 'Ji FEP 6:4 ' 'f' 59- if: ' - Ji?-wig: .. -i- 'E i -4 SQSQQ is x - r., , Staff and Faculty at Laurentian University In this section we tried to include every individual who works at Laurentian. Unfortunately, it was impossible to include everyone. For this, the Yearbook Committee must apologize, as we are aware of everyone's contribution to the workings ofthe university, and the countless hours spent by faculty and staff. lf you were missed, we can only say we are sorry that you could not be included in this section. 'IO1 Political Science Department First row left to right, Dr. J. Gibbons, Dr, J. Yin, Dr, M.A.K. Menon, Prof. L A Wagner,Dr,E.Mahant,Dr, R.Segswortl'1, D. Poufnier, Prof C Fiabier, Dr. R. Dyck, Prof. K. Sinclair, Prof. J, Annrand, Dr. J E Havel. French Department First row left to right: Prof. D. Cabana-Proulx, Prof. P. Sabourin, Prof. Y. Lefier, Prof. B, Belanger, Prof. M. Laurier, Prof. l.. Hesbois, Prof. J. Berger, Prof. M. Liddle, Prof. B. Cazabon, Cecile Ftenaud. History Department First row left to right. Dr. M. Bray, Dr. D. Buse, Pere Fl. Toupin. Second row: Prof J. Flutherforo, Dr, A, Gilbert, Pierre Simoni. 102 Z 4-9 1, T L Philosophy Department First row left to rrghti Dr. V. Dinorcla, Dr, Fl. Nash, Pere H. Champagne. Dr, .I Ford. Prof, A. Mlneau, Dr. W. Cragg, eography Department First row left to rlght: Dr. M. Martln-Gulllerrn, Joanne Sabourin Dr. G. Tapper, Second row: Dr. J. Konarek, Mary Catherine Porter, Dr. JP. Martun. Dr. Y.T. Toni, Dr. O, Saarlnen. Rf-c yt? ,J - Hogg. -r,fXQ . .Q l , Thorneloe College I Left to ngmg so Mullins, Eola Bun, ELK. ward, A,S. Mccfegof Ft,TurT1Iey Translators and Interpreters First row left to right: Cathy Ingram-Leblanc, Prof. A. Arbuckle, X N K H Prof. C. Bagge. Second row: Prof. P. Jinot, Prof. R. Henry, Prof. 'F tr H. Debeuc-Moroz. Prof. G. Pitcher. Absent: Prof. DR. Gamble, X Religious Studies Left to rightg Father J. Galiel, Dr. D. Pion, Father L. Sabourin, C. Landrey, Dr. G. Tait, Father G. Garand. :z....-',,-5 -...1 gr.-::...:: 5-'-:,.--1 ,rl-613.-,.. 5 g :s5E55f::E -- ess 1 X A! .4-1 Nj Qs if tw. ,.f-:fs fgggfgs . ,.,.s's,-se,-f.: ,,..., - 5:--,.,- - l- XRS. TS x,sN:..1 Rxfleti . .:. -, 3 School of Education Faculty First row left to right: Normand Robichaud, Marcel Latulippe, Raymond Lalller, John Valiquette. Second row: Yolande Rheaume-Gagnon, Pauline Proulx, Mignonne Larocque. Andre Emery, Germaine Pezet, Elvine Gignac-Pharand, Yvon Gauthier, Rachelle Simard. Lina Beaulieu, Jean-Guy Miron, Jacques Gagne. School of Social Work First row left to right: Therese Ayotte, Joanne Turner, Molly Hancock, Anne-Marie Mawhiney. Second row: Ken Bastin-Millar Ken Calmain, P. Vlswanathan. John Lutes, Ernie Taylor. Third row: Richard Carriere, Dennis Roberts. School of Nursing First row left to right: Brenda Keehn, Gloria Vuierais, Gladys Rangaratnam, Michelle King. Second row: Jeannette Bouchard, Myrtle Kutshke, Jacqulyn Moffatt, Rosalind Orr, Marry Ann Romeril, Eileen Rukholm, 105 Engl ish Department First row left to right, Prof. D. Wallace, Dr. D. Parker. Second row, Dr. J. Lewis, Dr. B. Schell, Prof. J. Fitzgerald, Dr. D. Zaborszky, Dr. E. Wright, Dr. S Mullins. Modern Languages First row left to right: Dr. H. Floque-Nunez, Dr. J. Lewis, Prof. F. Ricci. Prof. E. Fluge, Dr. J. Begona, Dr. M. Arango X Z ' NR: Pr 1 'Mx l l I I' --v-L4 , vv' '-' WM'.'. K 'TYYGKCS N Hard Ei' ER' T5 J- HJ: I i JE LH WAX Psychology Department First row left to right: Dr, Fl. Patchett, Claudette Larcher, Dr. M. Dewson, Dr. C. Whissel, Dr. M. Mlljkovitch, Prof. Fl. Gang. Second row: Dr. M. Perslnger, Dr, S. Ahmed, Dr. M. Moroz, Dr. B Bigelow, Dr. RH. Farrant, Dr. P. Valllant, Dr. M. Herman. Sociology and Anthropology Department First row left to right: Prof. W. Schwager, Prof. H. Devereux, Marie Martel, Prof. N. Nguyen. Second row: Prof. J. Lafontant, Prof. B. Baumann, Prof. D. Dennie, Prof. D. Wilkinson, Prof. M. Steedman, Prof. H. Ftadecki, Dr. J. Elliot. School of Engineering Left to right: D.S. Sharon, Dr. W. Dresler, Prof, Y. Lizolte, Dr. P Lindon, Dr. T. Tombalakain, Prof, G. Delaire. Physics and Astronomy First row left to right: PE. Legault, Dr. G.A. Flubln, Dr. S. Zlauddin, N.S. Rabb. Second row: Ivano Plenelli, Marcel Leach, Dr. B, Kaye, Dr. E.D. Hallman, Dr, A. Pahihsas. Mathematics First row left to right: M. Yousaf, M. Herman, Dr. U. Singhi, J.L. Davison, L. Todd, S. Sanatanl, RJ. McKellar. 108 Chemistry First row left to right: Dr, WM, Pasika, Dr. Fi. Kari, Dr. W. Flank, Dr. H. Falter, Dr. Fl. Gedye, Dr. K. Westaway, School of Commerce and Administration First row left to right, T. Carleton, O. Ganjavi, M. Groulx, D Lapalme, B. Cameran, Fl. Kivikink, B. McLeod. Second rowg K Loucks, A. Davey, D. Gillingham, T. Zinger, E. Moles, L Zanibbi, B. Hicks. J. Church. 3 W... i rf -44.- Biology Faculty First row left to right: Dr. J.D. Shortnouse, Prof. E.K. Winternalder, Dr. GM. Courtin, Dr. RJ. Beckett, C. Blomme, Dr. J.Fl. Morris. Second row: Prof. L.G. Leduc, D. Flancourt, Dr. MA. Alikhan, Dr. F.U. Clulow, B. Beckett, Dr. G.D. Ferroni, M. Atwood-Wilson, Dr. H. Parker, F. Orford. Physical Education First row left to right: Ken Sydney, Pat Pickard, Kit Lefroy. Second row: Dr. Shaw, Pat Demetrye, Sandy Knox, Gaetan Ferlatte, Greg Zorbas, Mike Heale, Flon Wallinford, Bob Jensen, Peter Ennis. Qing I L.. A I. Q A YRR Y . 'x . rv .af i ' Y SS... nf!! W -mg- U: 4? 6 '-1 AS! 'til 'F , A . .Z rs 1 . N 1 J 4 X .. 1 . Q a' 4l 111 fl. K' ,--, 6 1 Q.. , ' 5 . U M - .5 'Q , . , . , . Hn X X Y X ,f Q 4,-. 6, br ll.-ax 'UQ' 4 ik SEQ 1 A, . ., l , E 1 flu! X X X V N-n 'MBQUN . hull g f 15 :: E Q 4 V - F fix: R... .P Q. 1 t 1 If :xg -it 1 Communications Department First row left to right: Suzanne Graham, Jean Baxter, Don Stone. Gisele Pageau, Jeannine Groulx, Pauline Dupuis. Instructional Media Centre Bill Hart, Johanne Fiioux, Brian Hart. Fw ...l :iii I I LIHSOFI Left to right: Joanne Forest, Marie Godin, Chris Cuiliford i i A P-4441 is 1 iz. u 1'l O U Secretaries First row left to right: Lorraine Bedard, Murielle Graff. Second row: Gisele Mehes, Linda Mainvilie ,I QN 3' S N. 1-.. va' vp-' Personnel Services First row left to right: Louise Trottier, Claudette Lefebvre, Branko Fiayakovich, Louise Pigeau, Gabrielle Labbe. Purchasing 84 Insurance Services Left to right: Andrea McManus, William Wilson. 'iii Ig CW' , s N: Ss r F P 1 ,q f ' sl E 33 L L , Q' - S - X 4 Na ' li i , 'KTA W ' bl 7-sw b Q Q - ' . .. I 'Y sigma ,, -i 1' .L-J i :Adi X . S-.., if Li 'i 'NMNXWN .eh 5 l N r ' l V' All' were r 'V Q L wi, K N. Student Awards and Affairs Left to right: Denis Lauzon, Diane Beauparlant, Gabrielle Ferlatte. F Payroll First row left to right: Nada Wyman, Elaine Laking, George Nimnock, Pierrette White, Colette Leroux. . .. i .... .D .... . - ,... S 4' ' -Jiff y I D V- -vlt rfb I D fs T X ,V ,Q -'fi ir?-2.2: if .9 2' gs 54: .-,,. . 'I rr - , ' er ' ff if . .iw 0 2: Qt A fly: 'I gf' 'QA a ' M is ive M ., 7, X -ww 1 A Q 5 QW ,. 'f ,P , f , X A , I P 'ff --'wa A f . Office of the Registrar First row left to right: Margaret Boutelier, Lise Couiilard, Susan Lapointe, Diane Turgeon. Second row: Denise Kainberger, Lise Benoit, Pier-Aline Colette, Louise McKinriy, Chantal Baril, Kathie Porter, Third row: Ron Smith, Brian Tolrn. NK 1,3 mi rf I Services Left to right: Lorraine Bruneau. Romeo Bertoii -,5f ,ffeL' Treasury First row left to rignt: Helen Gattoni, Noreen Barbe, Pauline Bujold, Hugnene Bradly. Gisele St. George. Second row Duane Petola, Collette Latourelle, Jear Ftasi, Office of Admissions First row left to right: Daintry Clarke, Marie Losier. Anne Hodges, Matthew Brennan, .Lge-w.i Q so ss- vxtzs X-:Q Nxisb ,Q . Wublr, ts Q: x N' W A ,W ff... 120 X 7 1 1,58 ,a 3' :hw-' -2-1 1... ' ,, - K Hr Q.. - I' .2-b su. Z' . ygfgguf -w kig. fx 9 'N 'H F, I my .. as Y, - N A dis' '-Tk 4 gJV V if E-sl I S fi is S x waz wh uhm' 'XNS Yx . . .VK N-su'-25 .A , .yy ,.e x...f-7 Awww Chief Librarian's Office Front row left to right: Andrez Mrozewski, Diane Huard, Flick Hauta, Diane Mayer, Circulation First row left to right: Jo-ann Kunto, Diane Lessier, Murielle Pharand, Sue Guilbeault, Carmen Daigle, Pauline Cnartrand, Paulette Giroux. Cataloguing First row left to right: Cathy Ingram-Leblanc, Evelyn Viau, Flon Slater, Chuck Wong, 122 1 l ' Q, 1 Q gi? l FL -' -Q hx X fm - X .. if -fee ' lfff J, vw' 433 fb Acquisitions First row left to right: Marie Lavalle, Glen Kelly, Leonard Levac Helene Anselmo, Eva Laffrey, Helena Legace. Serials First row left to right: Annette Bradley, Frank Stratiste, Erika Piltz, Second row: Malre Laurikinen, Rita Snow, Gerry Ferlatte, Alice MacNarnara Public Documents First row left to right: Eileen Goltz, Judy Fletcher, Joyce Fortin. Sitting: Sue Brunette. 123 Centre for Continuing Education First row left to right: Dr. Paddy Blenkinsop, Lise Bock, Lise Poirier, Vicky Brown, Georgette Prettyt University Press First row left to right: Alexuna Boulay, David Mullola, Brian Baroe, Maurice Prodnomme, John Desrneules. in c ' if Nu .fr Science Library First row left to right: Barbara Charbonneau, Jeanne Brunette, Joanne Turple, Bob Wilson. School of Education Library Left to rightg Madeleine Simard, Rachelle Simard. vusfatagegssgggg f F 5 L ' ' T --1-MVS! i x. Q' ,x . ' Q2 1 X X sex . , -W., . I ix g S15 E Sp ., V. 1 ,. - Qsiz, x x -m y 5 a N b - xgy., 55135: 33.15 .n S..-,W . , VN. ,Y-fr c 35 -a . 3' 5t3g, Qve Q A Y NQX Xx x x xg ix X QQ X Q 3 20 X xEN X Sxmx N N- N ' X 1'- vg 5 A N X Ns' N: I Q -1 ' xi A , Q Nxmu- ,A A, - -Wx ju V-.v . , xx Clubs and Organizations ba X , K N t CQ ig' K' ' 'A ' xff XS-G N Fx ' V ll, 1 if nf: W' Q: i . ' . E.. - 'Q QQ' M -2 , ' QNQAQS X, f , , p . if -1 5 I Sym? Q' N 9 Q V tl JL- - fifify 4, is - Q Xi 3 X Q A1 X - if w. -' 1 VQYT X: -. . 43 f- Us . ., w. rilf i - s 'mb' Q ..N- - Q x , ., ' ' ' A X' ., , A ,X - E I-,.. r - ' I x 'K 'fit ' - ,f J ' ' ' .. g A , . A , in 4,,. P K 'P 1 ' ' 1 4 P - ' ag? .W . 11-x 1 - - -4 -N W ' X ' .' - V ' 1 ' '- 1 - f 'w:1-fgq.:i .x wt VY v X Ex fl . sl - -Y . 5 NI ' 'Q EH' Q43--E. Y 1 ' qs if . , 55 1 FY QT . ' i 1 I H' . ' W g? ' t.- ,, fi, 1 f ., ., Y W' TCE ' 5 if ' -SI, M if N R . if f' K - I x - X F . 3 Q -- - -If .-A1 1 'r Q , 3 as ' If xg. in X V Qix-4 .1 ', 'l Nx ' in A N N x .1 1 3 If N a .- Q , .X I X X Na XM S X Y 3 ,XXX :-:f- Q -X5 - Q4 We xx N31 ' f Rm x X. A ' X ', xxx, Q, Xayv N 'K w ,Ce ' ' x Qi :-, 5 X , K N A fi. i 3 Q. x AFD' I IE 3 it 1 -X ' ' Association for Laurentian Part-time Students The Association for Laurentian Part-time Students, formed in 1969, is concerned with the relationship between the University and the part- time students enrolled. A.I.P.S. provides a regional forum for the discussion of matters relating to Laurentian Part-time Studentsg maintains active liaison with either groups and organizationsg and conducts studies related to University part-time students' activities. A.l.P.S. also represents part-time students on the governing bodies of the University. 95 Lib Al' First row left to right, Engeline Baas, Betty Ann Savebrei, Elsie KassatL LaHa Vinuze. 'I30 mx -My its x El I ,N ,N-ff Ra, cs Xistisgvi .x .-as 'SQA 'Nlf9XFI'tt ,A-by ,--- whit ,A . P- p U ., '-P' L'Association des Etudiants Francophones The A.E.F. council represents those Fran- cophone students enrolled at Laurentian. The association organizes the social events during the year, including dances and Winter Carnival events. The work of the A.E.F. helps maintain a respectful attitude and a feeling of cooperation between Anglophone and Francophone students. First row left to rlght, Denls Laforge, Robert Beaudry, Celynne Dorval, Lise Beaudry, Lynne Laleunesse, Nancy Welsbrod. Second row, Clarence Potvin, Mlchel Lavole, Daniel M. Chevreflls, Plerre Dubois, Marcel Valllancourt. qtff I ff ffff' ff ' -- an, .nf LAMBDA Lambda is a student-run, student-operated newspaper. It strives to keep the Laurentian com- munity informed about what is happening around campus throughout the academic year. Lambda is now in its twentieth year, and is published weekly. As a member of the Canadian University Press, it maintains contact with other university and college student newspapers across the country. ' ls .L .es-1-L, Left to rightg Josie Calabrese, John Sturtridge, Carolyn Gaunt. 132 I' U ,. 2... UQJ 'EI4 Qs- 'OJ D. HD. gr: if F2 EH F129 'UE 'J . Ld '-3 ,E 109 -C b. -ff: Tit... U5 U HKD 52 E EEE -geo 5.51 ..,l E 2 cu .WM I , E L- O Z U I-4 cd D fu L-1 .-E 'U c: as O 3 . 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This have been gleefully fearing up The third option open to clude ret ming from grocery new tickets, ho ever, will be year the problem will be met and foigeffingi lf is beeause of security is that of simply having shopping. turned over to the By-law with the use ofa new tool in the the failure of this first Option iii the vehicles towed away. It will The gate, Raiche notes, does Enforcement Officer should university secur1ty's arsenal. flie past iii p Oeiueing results, cost money to get them back. not present a hazard by prevent- they not be paid on time. U l' Xb fx' XX. .txx ., Y if Z W, t ,QNX xx, , 1.-sxxiiia. f X X sfbf- . N :C lift xii SQA Commerce Council The Commerce council is one of the largest student-run organizations on campus. The organization represents all students studying Commerce and is instrumental in planning most of the events at Laurentian. At the head of this year's council was Don Garioch, a graduating student. Under his leadership the council planned many social events, academic activities, and donated to some charities. First row left to right: Angelica Gohringer, Shelley Langlois, Don Garrioch, Gerald Hunder, Ron Greasley. Second row: Pat Rocca, Paul Wagner, Chuck Lilly, David Bronicheski. .al as . B 5 3 Q Q mann 1 cm: S NECK 3 's3f f- 1, .Qwwv Physical Education Council The Physical Education Council runs the events within the Physical Education Centre. Every month the council plans a new event. The council also represents students registered in physical education programmes in matters which concern the University. 134 ,-..swilI-- .mi . Q, xxx- nun it 1' 'N a New We Q 5 susan we iw- 53.633 . . N DU I p .s X is ' . mess am ,gm i 1 Q as cs eases P :ss X x , f N---xx x. - -it N 'N-sg: f Geology rv if- .4,i:'efxjx:gii.. . 5 . 4 fi! NNPX P3 MGSOZOKZ L13 z any ,J K Q35 In ISU amlunn 3, k1l Chemistry Club The Chemistry club is not very formal but it adequately represents chemistry students. Along with organizing Christmas, year-end and HalIoe'en parties, the club keeps the students informed and seed to student needs. The Chemistry club provides lab coats and operates seminar room for the students. First row left to right: Nick Mihalic, Susan Cer- tossi, Sharon Keller, Branka Mehes. Second row left to right: Brett Williamson, Christian Choquet, Bruce Powers, Hillary Lamontagne. 136 -,.,.,-B .. Q in -. --,4 -Q, ' L. l xg 5, y JH, First row left to right, Shivendra Sahi, Akhter Syed, Suzele Jambakshs, Reza Hambakhsh, Lowell Morris. First row left to right: Mike Lafleur, Lois Stewart, Ruth Nelson, Lois Snell, Klaus Fteuper. INTERNATIONAL group, with members from many different parts of the world. Their office is on Student Street and to plan social events, such as sports tournaments and parties. A main event for the l.S.O. was an International Day, with an International Food Fair, and a dance during Carnival Week. Affiliated with the l.S.O. is the Cambrian Students Association and the Vietnamese Students Association. LAURENTIAN CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Laurentian Christian Fellowship is a group of Christian students who meet in the Huntington Chapel. The group serves two purposes: to witness Jesus Christ as God in the flesh, and to strengthen the spiritual life of members and others of the community by study of the Bible, prayer and fellowship. The Word is spread through dinners, concerts, movies, a singing group and volunteer work done in hospitals and homes. 137 STUDENTS' ORGANIZATION The International Students' Organization is a small they meet regularly to welcome new members and Student Security Student Security is a group of Laurentian's own students. They are hired to ensure the smooth progress of all the university's social events. Flrst row left to right, Janine Macey, Perry McKinny, Sheila MacLeod, Maurice Falclonl. Second row, Bruce Faddls, Elaine Talllefer, George Geraslmchuk, Scott Lund. I FN? ss' Kxfs Q,e'sl x GAMESROOM The games room is a recreation spot where students can play pool, ping-pong, and pinball. The games room is sponsored by the S.G.A. and is located on Student Street. It is a great place to relax. First row left to right, Vicki Townley, Doreen Book, Lor- raine Clark, Second row left to right, Elizabeth Verrydt, Vivienne Cameron, Brian Trevail, Karen Kesseler. 139 HISTORY SOCIETY The History Society, thanks to the leadership of Brenda Bovine and Dr. D.K. Buse, is an active club on the university campus. Activities for the year in- clude a series of historical films and a set of guest lectures. The Christmas and Year-end parties rounded out the school year. Front row to right, Brenda Boivin, Vivian Masters, Merry Moore, Sharon Kaye. THE BIOLOGY SOCIETY The hard-working Biology Society sponsors many social eventsg including weekly volleyball games. I For several years, the ski trails in the Nickel U District Conservation area have been maintained . by the Biology Society. All revenues brought in are used to help further the work of the Biology socie- ty. ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION The Economics Association is a highly active student group. The group organizes many social activities, the favourite being the Economics Pig Roast. The association sponsors guest lectures and student election. This year's President was David Petryna. First row left to rightg Lionel Fiouleau, Lynn Kilby, Maurice Falcioni, Dave Petryna, Anthony Zlaahtic, Guy Rochon. 141 Special People Although the Yearbook started with a large staff, it was necessary to ask other members of the University to help us. To these people we say Thank You . The work of Gisele Pageau was very important in the production of the Yearbook. She and her husband. Mike, put in many hours of their own time to see the completion of our book. Without their knowledge and assistance we would not have this Yearbook. The Department of Communications and Development made a generous donation to the Yearbook fund as well as providing typesetting services at no charge Jean Baxter s advice was very helpful to the Editor Bruce Anderson besides providing all the good looks wrote the pieces in the sports section His style and eloquence in writing added an extra dimension to the Yearbook Brian l-lart deserves a round of applause for his excellent photography The pictures are the most important part of the book as they comprise the memories This publication would not have been possible without the work of Brian Rod MacLeod and Dan Cluff The three of them put in many overtime hours to produce the beautiful pictures seen in this book it tt , . , . . i 1 , . , . .Q ,X X 1 I : - 5 : . 5 L K K- We-,.li. Social Worker's Council The School of Social Work Student's Council, led by Gianni Vigna, believes that a student association has responsibilities to its electorate as well as the Laurentian community as a whole. The group works hard at meeting both of these important tasks. The council plans social activities and aids the students in finding placement opportunities and straightening out academic problems. QS .M if . . ,hmm ,vs ue. . ' 'N' . Aw ny Ns... A 1 514' , rr K . ' Q., V-ss ESQ 'gs f-'SV X x First row left to right: Steven Kugan, Sherry Waghorn, Gianni Vigna, David Wilson. 3 TRANSLATORS' STUDENT COUNCIL Le conseil des etudiants de l'ecoIe de traducteurs est l'une des rares associations a caractere bil- ingue. C'est-a-dire que nous avons des represen- tants anglophones et francophones et qu'il leur est possible de s'exprimer dans leur langue preferee durant les reunions. The school of translators' student council is one of the university's rare bilingual associations. This super team of students, mostly girls, organizes many of the main social events of the year. The council also serves as a medium between students and other associations at Laurentian University. First row left to right: Heather Hopper, Dana Su, Guilia Fierini, Linda Paul, Lucille Beland. Second row left to right: Jacquie Stephens, lnes Kopic, Ftia Bestfather, Larry Ftooyakkers, Lois Stewart, Chris Barr. Absent: Aline Szymczak, Rita Waller, Kim An- drus, Janet Broder. X: X 3. 2: .: ll I IA fi U-I' 'bw i ff 1.1-nitllli if' It II 'i ,Q 'K 1 il I. 52' Q .4 ll N II I, I5 x ,Qs LAURENTlAN'S PHYSICS ASSOCIATION The Laurentian Physics Association was formed by the students. The association presents seminars on topics of public interest and offers free tutoring for students. The association is actively involved in planning school social events. First row left to right: Emelle Lamothe, Daniel Cluff, Rod MacLeod, Doug Maenpaa. 'I45 Laurentian University Psychology Association The Psychology Association, founded only one year ago, is a highly active organization, and has enjoyed a rapid growth in memberships. One of the innovative tasks ofthe club is compiling a list of summer jobs which are particularly suited to students of psychology. The club also holds bear-pit sessions, at which all students may talk and air opinions about psychology courses andlor professors. Left to right, Beth Jennings, John Gould, Mary O'Brien Flick Harrison, Claudette Larcher, Bill Lee. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Political Science Club is a small organization. The members meet to plan social events. The group also involves themselves in various political activities. They are an ambitious group, and can be found making activist ploys in the hallways at lunch hour. First row left to right: Ric Martin, Louise Proulx, Bryan Evans. 146 First row left to right, Flolly Fiobidoux, Ted Monette, George Doolittle. X , NOHTI Flaiche. CAMPUS SECURITY The group of men who make up campus security are reliable and hard working. With their help Laurentian University maintains a peaceful, easy-going at- mosphere. 147 1'-Zrllf-I'-FV :' f-f 5 -, 5'-feta, . t , ,,. ,,1, .. .A. x-. hr 1 -t-A: '.', ,..'.',',',',-'H Ir, 4 -.' 'p:lj'11 , .2 , 7 , iw, x i .- J. '.'. ..2. ' 7.-Cf! 1, :twain fx. ' -1.,. R k?:'V,,,.4' -3- .'.'.'.- -uf 'tri ' 4 r- ' Q 54: -43. . Mfr, ,A :xg-,ig--.,. 4 ' .ot-.',-.-, A 1 nw'-'br-ti is -v't.:....L ' i-.43-is. if S.G.A. Council E:-'-'-'-'TT sw' First row left to right: Vicki Johannes, William Scott, David Bronicheski, Richard Demarco, Don Garrioch, Randy Hubbard, Joanne Hunt, David Webb, Amanda Watson, Nancy Weisbrod Second row: Tom Kiley, Paul Wagner, Scott Broughton, Royal Senter, Ken Baillie, Mia lmnink, Maroi Cortis, Ria Bestfather, Jacqueline Stephens, Cindy Onofrio. Absent: Scott Lund, Joanne Goddard, William Bradley, Diana Zubac, Brian Isaac, Joanne Kaashoek. , . . yn, . ,.'.-.I :lr W:-T' K r-I -1 , U txvk Jim' V ii! L Students' General Association The Students' General Association is the main student association at Laurentian University. In addition to providing a variety of social functions, the SGA involves themselves in political concerns at the university. The SGA currently has five positions on the senate of the university and one representative on the Board of Governors. Special Events its-. EQQNWHW... Entrance Scholarships 1981-82 lnco Metals Company Bilingual Continuation Scholarship - 810,000 182,500iyr for 4 yearsl DAVID BLAIR The Horace J. Fraser Scholarship 82,400 18600iyr for 4 yearsl BRENDA WHITE The Carl 8. Lyle Sanders Scholarship 2 at 82,000 AURORE LEBLANC DEBRA VAN DER HOLST The Thayer Lindsley Scholarship 82,000 WILLIAM OGILVIE lnco Metals Company Mining and Mineral Processing Scholarship 81,535.50 ANINA REILLY The Robert H. Moore Entrance Award - 81,000 LYETTE GIROUX Laurentian University Tuition Scholarship - 81,035.50 SUZANNE BEAUSOLEIL ANGELA MCMANAMY JULIE BIGRAS LOUIS CLAUSI MICHELINE LE CLAIR DAVID TOSWELL BLAIR POLLARD GEOFFREY WARD LISA BEATTY ROBERT SARGENT GLORIA HANNINEN CHRIS DISALLE MICHELINE COUTURE WENDY GRAHAM JANICE SANDERSON LAURIE MASTERS CAROL ZEGA DAVID PISARIC MARLENE MCINTOSH DANIELLE DORSCHNER MARYANN WASYLENKI JOHN FENTON SYLVAIN DUCHARME PEGGY CATHARINE SMITH MARIE-.IEANNE LAMOTHE JENNIFER WESTHAVER CARL WATKINS LAURIE WARDELL YVONNE ROLFVONDENBAUMEN ANN WHITTAKER SUZANNE NAGEL STEPHEN LECOUR MAURY O'NElLL JODIE HARLEY PHILLIP PIKE GISELE OARON ANDREE BRAULT TRACY BUCKINGHAM KIMBERLEY ANDRUS R P LO I OULIN PATRICIA BOUROUE Concours de Francais Entrance Scholarship - 2 at 81,035.50 LISE-ANN PIOUETTE PETER MATHIEU R.J. Askin Memorial Scholarship 81,000 over 3 years ANGELE BEAULIEU The Carl J. Sanders Scholarship 2 at 8800 over 3 years KAREN LEONARD CONSTANTIN SCHULZ The Peter Barott Scholarship - 8700 JENNIFER TERRELL The Thomas D. Edward Scholarship 8600 BRANKA MEHES The R.L. Beattie Branch 224 Legion Bursary - 8500 LISE ST-GEORGE Alumni Entrance Awards - 2 at 8500 DENISE BERG NANCY M. GREEN The 1978 Sudbury Science Fair Scholarship - 8200 MARY HICKEY The Sudbury Branch C.l.M.M. Bursary - 8250 LAWRENCE BURNS The American Society for Metals Scholarship 1Northern Ontario Chapterl - 8150 RICHARD OUINLAN The Dr. Edna L. Moore Entrance Scholarship - 8150 SUSAN L. ETHIER Unlverslty College Scholarships The Mr. and Mrs. Myer Levine Sholarship - 8850 MONIOUE TREPANIER The Board of Governors' Scholarship - 2 at 8800 LYETTE GIROUX MARC LEPEBVRE The E. Bouvier Scholarship - 8800 GILLES LABELLE The Semple-Gooder Scholarship 8300 DEBBIE RECOLLET Reach For The Top Entrance Awards - 81,035.50 MARK KELLY JEAN MARC BLEAU In-Course Scholarship 1981-82 lnco Metals Company Bilingual Continuation Scholarship - 810,000 182,500iyr for 4 yearsl LEIGH GRAHAM LOUISE ST GEORGE LISA NEWMAN The Horace J. Fraser Scholarship 82,400 18600!yr for 4 yearsl ROY MALE CLAUDE DELORME CARMEN PREVOST-VIERULA The J.P. Bickell Foundation Scholarship - 2 at 82,500 over 3 years 18830 2nd yr, 8830 3rd yr, 8849 4th yrl ROGER NIEMI IAN VANDEKKA PAUL DEGAGNE KENNETH LOWE lnco Metals Company Mining and Mineral Processing Scholarship 81,535.501tuition + 8500 stipendl DAVID KOREN CLARK MICHLOWSKI The lnco Metals Company Scholarship - 81,335.501tuition + 8300i SUZANNE PAQU ETTE VINOD VENUGOPAL The Fi'.J. Askin Scholarship - 81,000 over 3 years 18500 1st yr, 8300 2nd yr, 8200 3rd yrl NANCY CASTELLAN ROY FABBIANI The Elizabeth Burton Award 2 at 8500 VINOD VENUGOPAL ROBERT GAUTHIER The Jonny D'Aoust Memorial Awards - 2 at 8500 DONALD GARRIOCH PERRY SAKKI The Carl J. Sanders Scholarships 2 at 8800 over 3 years 18400 1st yr, 8250 2nd yr, 8150 3rd yrl NANCY MELCHER PATRICIA BERLONI DENISE MIRON PATRICK THOMPSON The Sudbury Montessori Club Centennial Endowment Award - 8800 CAROL BOYD The lnco Metals Company Bilingual Scholarships - 4 at 8750 MARIA H. REBELO HUGUETTE MESSIER LEWIS POULIN IRENE OTT The Molson Breweries and Northern Ontario Tourist Outfitters Association Bursary - 81,000 ROSEMARIE DECLERCK Laurentian University'Faculty Scholarships - 24 at 8500 Science 81 Engineering DAVID BRONS PAUL LAROCHE JANMARI BAAS SUZAN BUTLER ROGER GAGNON LORI GORDON Professional Schools OLGA NIKITOVIC vIvIAN GENIER STEVEN HALPENNY JOY BELLINGER LISA NEWMAN OLGA ROSSI Humanities ADRIANA DE LA RIVA VIVIAN MASTERS DENYSE GUILBEAULT ASTRID FEHER JOANNE KAATTARI DANIELA VISENTIN Social Sciences RICHARD ELLIOTT JAMES SEGUIN DEBORAH DAVIES KATHERINE CORRIGAN QCHISLETTI HUGUETTE MESSIER CRAIG TICALO The Thorne-Riddell Scholarship S500 DONALD GARRIOCH Domtar lnc. Scholarship - 8500 KENNETH LOWE The Barkley's of Avonmore Award S500 SUSAN SEIFERT The Joe Fabbro Memorial Award S350 BRYAN EVANS The George M. Miller Proficiently Scholarships - 2 at 8300 SUZANNE PAQUETTE JUDITH BACKMEIER CDUGASI The German-Canadian School Association Scholarships - 6 at S250 LISA NEWMAN KATHY FOX IRENE OTI' CHRISTOPHER BARR CATHERINE DEGRYSE SYLVIA POSTENKA ELAINE DEAN CHRISTIANE MICHAELIS The Helen Byrnes Memorial Award 8250 CATHY CRANSTON The University Women's Club of Sudbury Awards - 2 at 3250 DEBORAH ANN RECOLLET ANDREA ROUSSELLE The University Women 's Club of Sudbury Mature Student Award 3250 CATHY CUTHBERTSON The Miriam Kallas Memorial Award S200 IRMA sAUvOLA The Robert Barry Memorial Award 3200 MIRIAM KALLIOMAKI Recipients of Miscellaneous Awards 1981-82 academic year Celanese Canada Limited Scholarship - 31,000 NICK BOGIAS Sears Limited - 81,000 REINA LAMOTHE Andrew Foundation Scholarship 81,000 LAURIE CORRELL Garage Expert - S50 FRANCINE CANTIN Texasgulf Scholarship Program 81, 785 MARK s. SMITH North Bay Lodge A.F. 8. A.M. - 8400 PETER MATHIEU Secretary of State - Translation Bureau RICHARD OSLUND Leonard Foundation Award - S600 GINA MARY KATHERINE BELANGER ACFO - Association Canadienne Francaise de l'Ontario - S100 GHISLAIN ROY The Metal Finishing Research Award - S200 GREG PRIMEAU The Purchasing-Management Association of Canada iSudbury District Scholarshipl - 8150 PAMELA WILLIAMSON The Edwin J. Wiley Scholarship S200 PAUL LAROCHE The Herbert Babiasch Memorial Award - S 100 TRACY SHULTIS The Rhea Desjardins Memorial Award - S100 JULIE BOUTIN The Angela Pries Memorial Award S100 TAMMARIA PATRICK New Sudbury Shopping Centre Merchants' Association Award 1 at 81,035.50 MIRIAM KALLIOMAKI Fellowships for Second Language Sludy ANDRUS, Kimberley E. BEAUDRY, Lise L. BEAULIEU, Angele A. BELAND, Lucille G. BELZILE, Rita Y. BIGRAS, Julie BLAIS, Josee BOISSONNEAULT, Julie E. BRAULT, Andree M. BRUNET, Marceii CARON, Gisele M. CONSTANTINEAU, Line M. COUTURE, Micheline DOLSON, Nancy M. DORSCHNER, Danielle L. DORVAL, Celynne S. DOYLE, Susan E. DUCHARME, Carole M. EPP, Beverley Jea FREEMAN, Corinne M. GAUBE, Cornelia B. GIGUERE, Linda R. JEAN, Anita R. KOHAN, Debra A. LACHAPELLE, Luc M. LACROIX, Lucie M.B. LAJEUNESSE, Lynne N. LAMOTHE, Reina M.J. LAVALLEE, Pierre LECLAIR, Micheline M. LESSARD, Sylvie MALE, Roy A. MAURICE, Marie-Therese MCDONALD, Peggy S.M. MCMANAMY, Angela M. MICHAUD, Carole NAGEL, Suzanne T. OTT, Irene L. OUELLETTE, Anne A. PAJUNEN, Sharon L. PIOUETTE, Lise A. TREPANIER, Monique VINCENT, Rosemary J. 153 Laurentian Celebrates 20 Years WX Xe - X xx NN Q I R val. .,f ' V Q! t 3 i - 0 Q After fourteen months of celebrating the university's first two decades of service to the Sudbury area Laurentian brought the events to a close with an afternoon of birthday celebration held on October 25. Both children and adults par- ticipated in the fun-filled day of events. One of the highlights was a forty foot bir- thday cake which Dr. Best, the President of Laurentian, sliced with the assistance of several students. Events such as a Modern Languages Department Quiz, shows in the Doran Planetarium, demonstrations of new library technology to show the universlty's microfiched catalogue and computerized data search ter- minal and tours of the Science and Engineering and computer centre all took place during the afternoon. A -Q 411' j x 1 PUBNIGHTS Every university has its popular Spot. At Laurentian it's the Voyageur Pub. The Pub is the place to go for a quick game of pool, a romantic tum around the dance floor, or to watch one's favorite sport on the oversized television screen. Many lasting friendships have begun in the Pub. A night in the Pub provides the perfect opportunity for Laurentian's students to relax and get better acquainted. ,X Q it P ' ' film X S V , Wu Q QVNN. s, ,t .-.X :X Xxx N Q Q 3 X Q X 5 X X ' !m NN Eff -,Z X, x F-Z XAJ rfb' gli! 'N x N XX QNX 1 xx ' X N 5 ' Yi-1 AA g J EL X 4 :X fi J-'N,F if X357-' A - - - , E+' A 'N X ., . A ,X J if ,AW . N4 5 Xf ' - I ' X 7 i V 1 ,,, , x I l Falconbridge Lecture Series Internationally renowned economist and author Dr. John Kenneth Galbraith started off Laurentian's 1981-1982 Falconbridge Lecture Series. He was follow- ed by Mr. Alfred Rouleau, Past President of the Mouve- ment Desjardins, and the Honourable Joseph Smallwood, former President of Newfoundland. The Falconbridge Lecture Series began in 1978 and there have been from three to five lectures each year, The series is financed from a memorial fund establish- ed by Falconbridge Nickel Mines Ltd., and supported by private donations to bring to Sudbury eminent figures from academic circles, business, public life, the professions and the arts. Laurentian students thus come in Contact with some of the greatest minds inthe world. 5 4- X sus N HHH THE CNIB FUND RAISER During the early months of the 1981-82 term the Students' General Association organized the annual CNIB fund raising drive and dance. The students' ef- forts this year were very rewarding and more than 800 dollars was raised for the organization. Special thanks goes to the S.G.A., the School of Social Work student council, and the School of Com- merce student council, for their generous donations. t x 6..7-pk 160 53.1. '-'si 5 , 'X 1 K ,. Qui u li '- 1 - uw if f i. 2 i If 9. ' , Q' The 12th Annual SPAD Hockey Tournament The SPAD lntercollege Hockey Tournament, co-sponsored by the Sports Administration Program and Labatt's Breweries, began in 1969 with an original entry of six teams. It has grown to its present form of 16 teams, representing 10 different institutions. It has become the most reputable intercollege hockey tournament in Ontario. Of the four teams proceeding to the finals in this year's tournament, three were representatives of Laurentian University. Of those three teams, the S.S.R. Mudsharks and the U. of S. team won the championship and consolation trophies. DEN' 'vs 'Q 'tW..,.,,,,, cj' N- An.. 51 Y JN a Q 6 ,i ' i i s EG.-as ..i i Halloween night - a haunting event R20 xx pf s... ..... , 4 ,,,f 5 ...A ' 31 1 Many students may feel that the pub is no place for ghosts or sorcerers, but on Thursday, October 29, 1981, the pub was alive with spirits. 'Twas Halloween night, and the majority of students appeared in costume. You may remember sharing your table with the devil, step- ping on a leopard's tail while dancing, having a conver- sation in pantomime or feeling that tingling sensation as death won yet another game of pool. ' Vampires, sailors, cowboys and clowns, vikings, mice and a bumblebee as well as many unidentifiable monsters were on the loose that night. The fun con- tinued into the witching hour, when presentations for best costume were awarded, and on until closing time, which brought an end to a haunting evening. L.- l U K...--f .r I 6. . ' X A -Bunny? 3 ' -if, -V 'v:-- 7 'T -rw 5 .I .. U 4 sf. ,X it E ,4-4:67-'S - .1 4. -,BN ff ' 41' .4 Je- - 1. L Ji X Yfovjf Students hold slt-in in the Library On Wednesday, October 28, 1981, Lauren- tian students staged a twelve hour sit-in on the flrst floor of the Library Tower. The pur- pose? To protest the federal government's plans to cut funding for post-secondary education. Bill Scott, president of the SGA said he doesn't think students at Laurentian or elsewhere In northeastern Ontario want the proposed cutbacks to take place without our voices being heard . The next morning, representatives from the SGA and the AEF tAssoclation des etu- dlants francophonesl formed a delegation to Oueen's Park in Toronto where more than two thousand students were assembled. Laurentian was the sole northern Ontario delegation present. 164 ,MA IEUSSIQ f 1- 5 ,I . ? , L+' ' is ,xxx Ill THORNELOE PLAYERS THE DIRECTOFPS VIEW Though I have spent most of my worklng llfe as a profes- sional actor and director, I have come during the last decade to gain more and more satisfaction from teaching and passing on my knowledge of theatre. I have long known and loved the sense of gratification that can be achieved in creating a theatrical production. It is a gratlflcatlon that touches all my senses, all my thoughts, and leaves me wanting more and greater challenges. l've long believed that apart from sheer pleasure in achievement, the theatre provides its par- ticipants an unmatched opportunity to explore the boun- darles of their own characters and the characters of the communities wlthln which they live. It is my awareness of this opportunity to enjoy and learn to grow that I wish to share with others. As a professional and as a teacher, I am often asked to describe the traits that I believe individuals must possess in order to become successful participants In the theatre. Most simply, I think they must be sensltlve to the experience of being human. They must know, or at least wlsh to know, what makes people sad, angry, amazed, happy. And they must have a desire to recreate these emotions with care and respect. Llke many direc- tors, I see actors as empty vessels, as persons who never permit their own personalities to interfere with becoming another on stage. Actors wlsh only to be filled by the pIaywrIght's Intentions In such a way that the au- dience sees only characters, not personalities. To me, one of the greatest advantages of working with students In a University setting is that we are given relatively free reln to produce plays that might not be produced In a commercial setting. All good plays are im- portant plays, but often the more Important plays are not winners at the box office. I think the theatre has a moral obllgatlon to enrich Its public, not just to entertain or divert It. The theatre has the peculiar ablllty to challenge and comfort Its audiences In a pleasant sort of way. Bill Hart Director of Drama 155 g l First Flow left to right, Lois Snell, Christine Duport, Suzanne Cotton, Lorry Grannery, Betsy Dec, Janice Godbert, Janet Layace, Lowell Morris. Second Row, Astrid Laramick, Mike Cotton, Gary McKinnie, Ed Balka, Stephanie Flafuse, Sandra Land, Onie Marsh, Lynda Paul, Jennifer Flobson, Chris Sharp. Third Row, Ed Ludwig, Flon Tough, Royal Seter, Chris Barr, Phillipe Pike. Fourth Flow, Steven Crouch, Roger Couvrette, Jean-Marc Jolicoeur, Andrew Stone, Bill Hart. A CULTURAL OFFERING BY THORNELOE PLAYERS On November 26, 27 and 28, the Thorneloe Players performed Thornton Wilder's play, The Skin of Our Teeth as part of Lauren- tian's cultural offerings to the community. The Skin of Our Teeth is a play based on the theme that mankind always makes it through the disasters that plaque its ex- istence but just barely. Wilder's humour and his warm affection for the 'family man', are much in evidence in this production. The play was directed by Bill Hart, and the cast was made up of fine amateur talent, drawn from both the university and the community. lt included Ron Tough, Jennifer Robson and Janet Lagace. The Skin of Our Teeth proved to be a superb play. 167 ,,..,.,t ..,. ...Y l BLOOD DONOR CLINIC This year's Blood Donor Clinic, held in the Great Hall, was a remarkable success. Numerous students came out to donate blood. The University is proud of the effort and spirit shown by its students. 'iff' -'Nami' FET' iff ,lv sd h Z 3 -e' inv- P LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR VISITS LAURENTIAN The Honourable John Aird, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, paid Laurentian a visit in December. After a luncheon held in his honour, he was escorted on a tour of the Laurentian University campus. NN , - Y' , X' JS: , X x f' . 1 CI-IEERS Beerfest and Dances 172 , -5 JI Les Midi-Spectacles Depuis d9ja trois ans, les midi- spectacles font parties integrantes des activites de I'A.E.F. Tels artistes presentes a des divers midi-spectacles inclus Vincent Girard, Robert Paquette, Nicole St-Onge, et Michel Dallaire. En 1981, l'A.E.F. presentait un super- spectacle rockavec ie groupe de I'annee lprix Felixlg Corbeau. 174 ai' grffrt ,'5f.- . - --I-ff A. ., .,--,.-,gran-,.l I, 8 i-:Eg r ACTIVITES: isocio-culturellei 1- La Grande Danse Populaire iOctobreJ 2- Le Party De Noel lDecernbreJ 3- Le Carnaval de I'Universite Uanvierl 4- Le Onze Fete iFevrierJ 5- L'Aurevoir Aux Livres lAvriIl 6- Les Midi-Spectacles lToute l'Anneel UN PORTE-VOIX POUR LES ETUDIANTS FRANCOPHONES Depuis plusieurs annees existe l'Association des Etudiants Fran- cophones. Vouee a la defense des droits specifiques des etudiants de culture francaise ainsi qu'au developpement des meilleures con- ditions possibles pour ses membres, l'Association travaille avec constance a la realisation de son double-mandat qui est: services aux membres et pressions quand necessaire. L'equipe du conseil de I'AEF a ete Qlue en Octobre 1981 et c'est avec dynamisme que nos elues et les divers comites s'affairent aux multiples aspects de travail qui incombent a notre Association. En effet, passant des shares d'activites socio-culturelles aux rela- tions exterieures via la representation des etudiants aux structures administratives Universitaires, etc., il ne fait aucun doute que, base sur l'apport benevole des membres, la diversite de nos activites nous fait constamment accroitre notre comprehension tant politi- que qu'organisationnelle face a la necessite et la raison d'etre meme de notre association. ll est d'ailleurs stimulant de constater qu'il y a toujours de plus d'etudiants qui apportent leurs contributions, aussi humbles soient-elles, a la realisation de notre travail. ll en resulte que nous sommes en mesure de travalller sur plus de fronts a la fois. Notre cetre culturel qu'est l'ENTRE-2 au local C-306 est a Ia disposi- tion des membres de I'AEF et c'est un lieu francophone ou il fait bon se rencontrer. Enfin, qu'il s'agisse de la vie culturelle, des politiques gouvernementales, des programmes en francais, des liens avec Ia communaute hors-campus, continuons le travail dans le sens qu'il a ete entre pris et faisons de I'AEF notre porte-voix. On nous demande souvent d'etre de bons citoyens a part entiere, et c'est justement ce que nous entendons etre! Bien votre, votre president, Michel Labois ds- -.af 1 ein, P lv -it 'Q r' f 'Knf 5' ' ' img 'r y' 1 CONVOCATION Convocation is always a special occasion. This year's ceremony was beautifulg the evening was perfect. The happy graduates will take home many memories to cherish forever. N 177 WINTER CARNIVAL The Winter Carnival, held annually, is breathless ly awaited by all students. Preparations begin early so that a wide variety of events may be presented Many clubs and organizations, including the S.G.A., the A.E.F., the School of Commerce Stu dent Council, and the U. of S. Student Council take part in planning the Winter Carnival A X0 lx Q .. 1 AQ, . 4'-......- ,. . . ... . Y .- . .5 .- -N-. xv 'Q N '- -Rfi:-Wffsxiii -' mf-1. 5.:-Q . 'Q -, 1? 5 gif.: gras, ' ' ' 'sim .3. f'4X+5Qfi-1.5512 ....,..g..M. , ' -,qs - - Q jx,-X 44 35 1 . , '-N 'Y -rf Ryu A ,M N ix ff . 'Lil' 02- T mi WINTER CARNIVAL A number of contests were held this year. These included the Physics Ice-cream Eating Contest, beer chugging, tricycle racing, and snow sculpture contests. The music of Sidewinder was featured in the Great Hall in the afternoons. The Great Hall came alive at night to the music of 'Trixie Goes Hollywood', 'Crawdad', and a local group, 'Spyre'. The feature band this year was 'Teenage Head'. The turnout was wonderful. Laurentian is renown- ed for its Winter Carnival spirit. 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EDITOR'S M ESSAG E Producing 'Experience '82' proved to be a much larger task than this group of students thought, but, after a few 'growing pains', the yearbook was on its way. This being the first yearbook in a number of years, we had to overcome a great many problems in establishing ourselves. We started late - we were disorganized - we fought - but the yearbook is a suc- cess. I must say 'Thank You' to those dedicated in- dividuals who stuck to it until the end. ln future years, production will be much easier, and perhaps, more of the University's students will help produce a book that was once a cherished tradition, but has sadly been neglected for too long. 'Q X 206 UGS? , . , , ,r.t.rg5 - C ' 3 24, 5f ' . ,G .' 'PNQA , X 5 ,X 1, --M ,Q . N: xii' ' Q aww- -Q N N l k x , 'T' 'XA' X4-955: x ,' xx xxs ,- - xwix- ,awp-, ' - - .Ax , W K .wgw x X . A N2 2 g - Jgvx.. 3 -ifstnll. 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' ' .-'.-z- MV. ,rw -Y ..nm-:umusnum , .uw FALCON BRIDGE -sf-an li.., .if ,,..4 Sudbury's world class Science Centre received a 31,000,000 donation from Falconbridge. inset: FaIconbridge's President H.T. Berry presents cheque to Science Centre President George Lund. Laurentian University President Dr. Henry Best looks on. Sudbury means a lot to us Falconbridge Nickel Mines Limited has been a reponsible developer of Canada's natural resources for more than 50 years. The history and growth of the company has paralleled that of Northern Ontario. Established in 1928 after many years of exploration in the Sudbury Basin, Faconbridge has become an important supplier of nickel to world markets and an important employer in the Sudbury region. Over the years. Falconbridge has operated under the belief that it is just not good enough to take from the land, you must also put something back. Falconbridges Sudbury Operations has turned this belief into a major commitment, As a matter of fact. Sudbury Operations has established seven basic policies by which we live and operate. Community As part of that commitment, the people of Falconbridge believe in improving the quality of life in our operating communities. Over the years, the company has provided assistance, either directly or financially, to thousands of educational, cultural, sport and community service organizations. We try to be more than just a good neighbor. This support has taken many forms, such as our recent 51,000,000 donation to the Sudbury Science Centre, pictured above, which our President, H.T. Berry, predicted will provide a unique learning experience for all residents of Northern Ontario and visitors from afar: and our large donations to the Sudbury General Hospital's CAT Scanner campaign, and the Memorial Hospitals Critical Care Unit. These benefit North Eastern Ontario as a whole. Then there is the Falconbridge Lecture Series which attracts important figures from academic circles, public life, the professions, business and the arts to Sudbury for the benefit of all. The lecture series is made possible through the Falconbridge Memorial Fund which is also supported by private donations. It provides an appropriate means of honouring deceased employees and recognizes the contributions of our employees to the progress of the company. Education We also work closely with educators to help create an awareness of the mining industry for students. In addition, the company continues to play an active role in the development of post-secondary institutions in the north such as Laurentian University and Cambrian College in Sudbury and the School of Mines in Haileybury. The company also provides scholarships and bursaries for students to attend these and other educational institutions. Employees Our support does not stop there. With approximately 4,000 employees in the Sudbury area, our tax dollars and pay cheques provide a significant financial shot in the arm for the entire region. In addition, Falconbridge people are an integral part of the community and our employees give of themselves, individually as volunteers, to help make Sudbury the wonderful place it is today. At Falconbridge, commulnity service is not just an obligation, it's a responsibility. FALCONBRIDGE NICKEL MINES LI ITED Committing itself to the future 'T '5 J' - -.- - . ' ' ' - '.c9- - 1,1 '-W' 1, I x '. -I v U- vi 1 f l 4 A - -iaL