View of Saskatoon buildings, looking from Nutana across the river, north of 19th Street (Victoria) Bridge. Crescent Arena in foreground.

Bio/Historical Note: Crescent Arena, also known as the Saskatoon Arena and Crescent Rink, was built in the 1910s and was the home of the Saskatoon Sheiks of the Western Canadian Hockey League and the Saskatoon Wesleys of the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League. The arena was demolished in 1932 so the Broadway Bridge could be built. It was eventually replaced by a newer Saskatoon Arena in 1937.

Two graduates standing in front of College Building with bouquets in their arms.

Women graduates in academic robes, some holding flowers, stand in front of the College Building, Names: L. Winnifred Muzzy, Inez Houlding, Dorothy Barnes (vice-president);, Edith Annie Trumpour, Maude Margaret Lamont, Evelyn R. Waind, Ethel Gwendolyn Preston, Mary (Minnie) Ashmore Walker, Gertrude Meta Gallon (senior stick); Norlaine Burnett, Christina Cameron Murray (president); Vivian M. Brown.

Graduates standing in front of the [College Building] holding bouquets in their arms.

Graduates and supporters laugh and talk in the Bowl after Convocation.

Bio/historical note: Image appeared in 4 Sept. 1998 issue of OCN.

Graduates and guests gathered in front of the College Building after Convocation ceremony in Convocation Hall.

74-year-old Ruth Eleanor McCuaig of Kenaston, Saskatchewan, receives her bachelor's degree in Arts and Education at Convocation and Installation of Dr. Leo F. Kristjanson as University President held at Centennial Auditorium. McCuaig being hooded by Norman K. Cram, University Secretary, while shaking hands with Emmett M. Hall, University Chancellor.

Bio/Historical note: Ruth Eleanor Anderson was born in the Rural Municipality of Dufferin, Manitoba in 1906. She married Duncan McCuaig (1907-1983) in 1929. Ruth McCuaig died in Saskatoon in 1994 at age 88.

Graduands stand in the Bowl in foreground; guests stand in background in front of the College Building.

Posed indoor image of members of the first graduating class of the University of Saskatchewan. Back row (l to r): Douglas McConnell, Muriel Bruce Pettit, Mary Isabella Oliver, William Exton Lloyd,. Front row: Howard McConnell, David Neil Hossie, Walter C. Murray, University President; John James Moore, John Strain.

Posed indoor image of members of the first graduating class of the University of Saskatchewan. Back row (l to r): Douglas McConnell, Muriel Bruce Pettit, Mary Isabella Oliver, William Exton Lloyd,. Front row: Howard McConnell, David Neil Hossie, Walter C. Murray, University President; John James Moore, John Strain.

First Ellisboro school, 1893. Paper pasted to side reads: "1893 the 1st. Ellisboro public school N.W.13-18-10 w 2nd Front seated L to R.Moira Osler, Eliza Merrifield, Willie Gillespie, Alex Jolly & Harold Thompson. Back row Kate Jolly, Miss Rosa Oliver, Amelia (Birdie) Ellis, Nina Boultbee, Laura McLean, Donald Gillespie, John & Jim Dunn, Jim Gillespie."

This collection contains material relating to the Lieutenant Colonel D.V. Currie, V.C Armoury dedication ceremony on June 12, 1988 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. Lieutenant Colonel G. F. Carline, C.D. was the master of ceremonies. The fonds contains the program for the event as well as a typescript of his speech, with handwritten additions and corrections.

Five students, the teacher and one dog.

24 people, only part of the visitors to the Ellisboro Picnic in 1931. Names written in pen on front. Notables such as Mr. & Mrs. J.H. Ellis, "Auntie" Martin, Mrs. Hodgkinson and Dr. & Mrs. Elliott are present.

A group of picnickers celebrating the 30th year of the Ellisboro Picnic. Names of some are written in pen on front bottom.