Guests sitting at a long table at the Law College Alumni Reunion banquet; sign on wall reads: "Welcome Law Alumni".

Elevated view of students and faculty seated in and around the library to hear a lecture.

Law award presented by F.C. Cronkite, dean of Law, to Nicholas William Sherstobitoff at Convocation held in Convocation Hall.

Bio/Historical Note: Nicholas William Sherstobitoff was born near Langham in 1935. He attended elementary and high school in Saskatoon. In 1956 he graduated with a B.A. magna cum laude, and in 1958 he obtained his Law degree cum laude, both from the University of Saskatchewan.. He was admitted to the bar in 1960. From 1960 through to 1985 Sherstobitoff practiced law in Saskatoon. His areas of practice were civil litigation, labour law and administrative law. From 1974-1979 Sherstobitoff served as a member of the Saskatchewan Community Legal Services Commission. From 1977-1982 he served as Chairman of the Saskatchewan Labour Relations Board and Chairman of the Saskatchewan Occupational Health and Safety Council. He also served as Chair on numerous consensual labour arbitration boards. In 1985 he was appointed a judge of the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal. Justice Sherstobitoff retired in September 2010.

Otto E. Lang, dean of Law, presents the Brown Prize and Gold Medal in Law to Margaret E. Farmer at Convocation held in Physical Education gymnasium.

Roger C. Carter, dean of Law, presents the Lindsay Gold Medal to Lenore Brooks Boyes during Convocation held at Centennial Auditorium.

Looking southwest at students sitting on lawn in front of Commerce-Law Building.

Thomas Deis, Law '38, watches as Peter MacKinnon, University President, and Beth Bilson, Dean of Law, unveil the memorial Deis donated. It lists the names of over 200 Law students and graduates who were in military service during World War II..

Bio/Historical Note: Image appeared in 1 Oct. 1999 issue of OCN.

Bio/Historical Note: The Thomas Deis '38 WWII Memorial Prize is awarded to a graduating student of St. Thomas More. The prize was established by Mr. Deis [1918-2002] in recognition of the education he received at St. Thomas More and the University of Saskatchewan. It is also to memorialize all those STM students who served and gave their lives in World War II. Mr. Deis served overseas during World War II.

Cathy Hearn and Catherine Sloan at their make-shift workstation in 282 Administration Building.

Bio/historical note: Image appeared in the February 19, 1999 OCN.

Portrait of John G. Diefenbaker at Wakaw law office.