Head and shoulders image of General Harry Crerar, Canadian General during World War II, and honourary Doctor of Laws degree recipient. Image possibly taken near time of presentation.

Bio/Historical Note: General Henry Duncan Graham "Harry" Crerar CH, CB, DSO, CD, PC (1888 -1965) was a senior officer of the Canadian Army who became the country's leading field commander in World War II, where he commanded the First Canadian Army.

A crowd forms a line further down the tracks at Lucky Lake, Saskatchewan. Grain elevator signage: "W.B. Bell & Co." and "Saskatchewan Co-Operative Elevator Co. Limited Local No. 321."

Bio/Historical Note: The Better Farming Train served as an agricultural college on wheels. Sponsored by the Provincial Government and the Extension Department of the University of Saskatchewan, these trains were in common use during the summers from about 1914-1922. Consisting of lecture, exhibit, and demonstration cars, visitors were informed concerning agricultural products, equipment, and practices.

Waist up photograph of Brigadier C.A.H. Trudeau, Area Commander M.D. 12, in uniform without hat

Head and shoulders image of Geoffrey F. Walsh, Canadian General, in uniform with hat and medals.

Bio/Historical Note: Lieutenant-General Geoffrey Walsh, CBE, DSO, CD (1909-1999) was educated at St Catherine's Collegiate School. Walsh was commissioned into the Royal Canadian Engineers in 1930. He served in World War II with the Canadian Army Service Force and took part in the Spitsbergen Raid in 1941.In 1942 he transferred to the 1st Canadian Division and fought in Sicily and Italy. In 1944 he was made Commander Royal Engineers for 4th Canadian (Armoured) Division. After the war he was appointed Commander, Eastern Ontario Area, followed by Commander, 27th Brigade before his appointment as Director-General of Military Training. In 1955 he was appointed Quartermaster-General of the Canadian Army and in 1959 he became General Officer Commanding, Western Command. In 1961 he was made Chief of the General Staff and in 1964, became Vice Chief of the Defence Staff. Walsh died in Ottawa in 1999.

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

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

Hugh Carson, instructor, Physical Education, talking with B. Monaghan (in swim trunks) in Qu'Appelle Hall gym.

Head and shoulders image of Bob Douglas, member of the Men's Athletic Board.

Head and shoulders image of Hugh Carson, instructor, Physical Education.

Bio/Historical Note: Hugh Carson.was born in Scotland and emigrated with his family to Drumheller, Alberta, in 1923. A building boom was underway in Saskatoon and Carson was hired as a bricklayer on the Bessborough Hotel. Eventually, during the Great Depression, "Hughie" joined the University of Saskatchewan in 1926 on a part-time basis as soccer coach and athletic trainer. In 1937 he joined the Physical Education Department as a full-time teacher, coach and trainer. During Carson’s 27 years he devoted countless hours to the athletic success of the Green and White, coaching countless soccer, fencing and boxing teams. Carson retired in 1953.

Female students in physical education class with Ethel Mary Cartwright as instructor.

Donna Kernaghan, Campus Queen, sits in centre as other candidates stand at her side during the Coronation Ball.

Bio/Historical Note: Donna Marie Kernaghan of Prince Albert, Arts '58, is a drama major in the College of Arts and Science and was head of the drama directorate in 1956-1957. She also sat on the Students' Representative Council.

View of campus buildings (l to r) Physics Building, College,Building, Saskatchewan Hall and Qu'Appelle Hall. Cars on road around the Bowl.

Looking north at intersection of Elliott and Bottomley streets in foreground. Batoche Trail visible at front of Chemistry Building at middle of image; Power House is second building from right at top.

Looking east at campus buildings and the Bowl at centre.

Looking west across the Bowl, with Marquis Hall and Arts Building in background. Top floor of Arts Building under construction; students walking on pathways and grass.