A former Huskie football player pours a drink at an Alumni Homecoming reunion banquet at the Sheraton Cavalier Hotel.

Note on back: "Dr. T.R. Bone, principal of Jordanhill College of Education, Glasgow, Scotland, was the first first speaker in the 1977-78 University Lecture series". Dr. Bone operates an overhead projector while speaking.

View looking east of construction of University Hospital addition. Taken from roof of Arts Tower. University residences visible in background.

University banner hanging on wall in Convocation Hall; embroidered by Mary Hull, Professor of Extension.

Bio/Historical Note: Mary Helene Hull (nee Robin), Associate Professor of Extension, was a specialist in clothing and textiles with the Extension Division, Uof S, from 1961 to her retirement in 1979. She received her formal training in Winnipeg as an apprentice and was granted a diploma in dressmaking and tailoring. In 1949 Hull graduated from the University of Manitoba in Home Economics. An MSc graduate in Sociology from the University of London, Hull had a thorough background of experience as a teacher of clothing construction. Before joining the staff at the U of S, she worked in Extension in Prince Edward Island. Hull died in Saskatoon on 14 January 1999.

View from grandstand of tractor pulling contest at the Saskatoon Exhibition. Tractors, trailers, audience, and other equipment visible on infield.

View of tractor-pulling contest at the Saskatoon Exhibition. Tractors, trailers, audience, and other equipment visible on infield. Grandstand in background.

Posed indoorshot of Tom Duggleby, 1976 CWUAA Shot Put Champion, who won with a throw of 14.37 m.

Head and shoulders photo of Terrance L. Goff, graduate of College of Agriculture and winner of Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists' Prize.

Note on back: "Several University areas were represented at the luncheon to honor Frieda and Reinhold Termuende, a sister and brother from Lanigan in recognition of the substantial gift of their 1900 acre farm some 75 miles east of Saskatoon. Frieda Termuende is fifth from the front on the right side. Reinhold Termuende, sporting a white carnation, is two places farther down on the same side".

Bio/Historical Note: The Johann and Johanne Sophie Termunde family established a farm near Lanigan in 1909, and it was the home for many years of the Four Square Herefords. When the last two siblings of the Termuende family remaining in Canada, Reinhold (1899-1963) and Frieda (b. 1895), retired from farming in 1964, the family farm was entrusted to the University of Saskatchewan for agricultural research. with stipulations that the wildlife habitat on the farm would be respected, and that the Termundes would remain in their home. The university managed the Termunde Research Farm until 1998 when the WBDC was established as a partnership between the university, province, and beef and forage producers to continue the research program at the farm. Since 2005 it has operated as a division of the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute. This year’s summer field day at the Western Beef Development Centre (WBDC) marked the end of an era at Termuende Research Ranch, but the Termuende family legacy that underpinned the development of a dedicated forage-beef research and outreach program will live on when the WBDC program moves to the new Livestock and Forage Centre of Excellence (LFCE) southeast of Saskatoon on 1 April 2018.

Bio/historical note: Frieda and Reinhold Termuende, a sister and brother from Lanigan, donated their 1900 acre farm some 75 miles of Saskatoon in 1975.

Image of Agriculture students at mealtime in Kirk Hall.