Student volunteers 1969: back row, L-R: Sharon Herout, Linda Johnston, Lydia Ivashczenko. Front row: Debbie Auckland, Kathy Kellington, Debbie Fletcher, Kristin Dorotkiewicz, Judy Lefevre. Kneeling: Bob Taylor.

Post card format photo of military troops marching in a large field as officers and civilians look on. Inscription on front reads: "196th Battalion C.E.F. pass in review before Brig. Gen. J. Hughes, Camp Hughes, Aug 12th, 1916." John Diefenbaker's inscription on back reads "University Battalion."

Four rows of soldiers of the 196th Battalion standing and sitting; campus buildings in background. A child stands in front dressed in a military uniform.

Soldiers stand in formation in foreground at Camp Hughes, Manitoba. Tents, buildings, "Empire Theatre,""Twin Theatre," and automobiles in background.

Soldiers seated for meal at outdoor tables. Four soldiers working at left; six soldiers standing at right. Tents and other buildings in background.

Grouping of members of 11th Canadian Field Ambulance (CFA) standing and sitting outdoors in front and on steps of monumental building.

Five rows of soldiers of No. 5 Platoon in uniform and holding rifles; at Camp Hughes, Manitoba.

Four rows of soldiers in uniform at the front entrance of the College Building. Sign at their feet reads: "Platoon 5, 196th Batt. W.U. Saskatchewan."

Five rows of soldiers of No. 7 Platoon in uniform and holding rifles; at Camp Hughes, Manitoba.

Soldiers in line formation in an open field at Camp Hughes, Manitoba, marching past Brigadier General J. Hughes and other officers as they salute. "B" Company, made up of University of Saskatchewan volunteers, would form the second line under the command of Major J.P. Oliver (Engineering), C.J. Mackenzie (Engineering) being a platoon commander.

Western Universities Battalion on parade and standing in line formation in an open field. The book is braced and held by hand. Caption beneath the photograph reads "B (Sask.) Co. 196th Western Universities Battalion."

Four rows of officers in uniform and men in civilian dress; members of the first platoon of the 196th Western Universities Battalion that was raised in Saskatchewan.