McMaster Photographs

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Box P01

Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
1.1	‘Money Management’ Committee Meetings	1970s
	Placement and Guidance
2.1	Mr. John Andoff talking with two Stelco Personnel officers (one of whom is Mr. Wm. J. Riddiford).	1958	Tom Bochsler
2.2	2-2a: Wm. J. Riddiford ’28 talking to prospective employee; 2-2b: one of the other personnel officers (L), talking to another prospective employee.	1958	Tom Bochsler
2.3	Stan Mansell (Office of Student placement) with students.	1976
2.4	2-4a) Placement officer Helen Sakala talking to Bill Atkin; 2-4b): Bill Atkin shaking hands with another prospective employer at the doorway into the Tower.	1957	Tom Bochsler
2.5	Maureen Richardson of the Placement Office talking to a student.	1958	Tom Bochsler
2.6	Mr. Andoff with student.	1958
2.7	Eulah Jackson consults student records	1958
2.8	Placement Office. Consulting the bulletin Board. Student on left unidentified. Bill Atkin on the right	1957	Tom Bochsler
2.9	A job at Stelco? Looking at a brochure. Persons unidentified	1957	Tom Bochsler
2.10	Discussing possibilities. Women, not identified	1957	Tom Bochsler
2.11	Discussing possibilities, and offering advice. Men, not identified	1957	Tom Bochsler
	Development Fund Council
3.1	L to R.: M. Banker Bates, H.G. Thode, G.P. Gilmour.	1960	Tom Bochsler
	Co-ed Residence Panel Group
4.1	Sheila Scott, Ivor Wynne, Wm. McCallion, Alma Reid, Les Prince, all in the Council Chamber, Gilmour Hall.	[c.1967]
	Financial and Registrar’s Office
5.1	Lillian Burg, Mary Jane Nopper, Edward C. Matthews (Chief Accountant).	1963	Tom Bochsler
5.2	Registrar’s Office	1961	Tom Bochsler
	Alumni Office staff
6.1	Alumni Office staff	1957
6.2	Alumni Office staff	1957
6.3	Alumni Office staff: Claudia Randall	1957
6.4	Alumni Office Staff: Doreen Hotson, and Douglas Allaby	1957
	Office of Career and Placement Services
7.1	Heather Frazer	1965	James C. Fish
7.2	Young men talking: Carlo DiPietro, Timothy Erme, Brian Martin.	1965	James C. Fish
7.3	Checking the Information: Noreen Stapley, Heather Frazer	1965	James C. Fish
7.4	Consultation: Willard Bush, Michael Coome	1965	James C. Fish
7.5	Application Time: W. G. E. Leslie, A. R. Buchanan, J. D. Crichton	1965	James C. Fish
	Aerial Views of Campus 1930’s – 1940’s
8.1	Early views of original campus in Hamilton, showing university buildings and President’s house	1931	Superior Engravers Ltd.
8.2	Early views of Hamilton campus	1931	Superior Engravers Ltd.
8.3	Early views of Hamilton campus	1931	Superior Engravers Ltd.
8.4	Early views of Hamilton campus	1931	Superior Engravers Ltd.
8.5	Early print from colour picture photo from SE overlooking Dundas, and showing University Hall, Edwards Hall, and Hamilton Hall.	[193-]
8.6	Newsprint half-tone aerial view of the McMaster campus. Also found as 35 mm sepia-toned slide in Box 6, File 24-9	1929/30
9.1	Hamilton Hall and the greenhouse, the Refectory and Wallingford Hall, including President’s House	1931	Superior Engravers Ltd.
9.2	East side of campus with skating rink behind Edwards Hall. [later than previous photos]	[193-]
9.3	Foundation for the Drill Hall	1941-42
9.4	Entire campus from SE, including President's House in upper left. Skating rink, late winter.	1941/42
9.5	Entire campus from WNW Shows Drill Hall	1943
9.6	Higher-altitude views from SE. Drill Hall is present, but no H-huts. 'Wartime housing' in Westdale visible at bottom of print, south of Main Street.	[c. 1943]
9.7	SSW of entire campus, showing completed Drill Hall, skating rink west of Wallingford Hall complete with ice, and shrubbery on the south side of campus.	1943
9.8	View from SSW with Drill Hall complete, temporary building north of Drill Hall and H-huts behind University Hall. Football field south of Drill Hall.	1946?	Cunningham Photographers
9.9	Entire campus from SE	1947	Airmaps Ltd, Toronto.
9.10	Shot from West, showing campus with H-huts	1948	John C. Grady, Hamilton
9.11	View from SE with Sunken Garden in centre of photograph, houses of Westdale in lower right, and a view across campus through the Dundas Valley.	1947	Airmaps Ltd, Toronto
10.1	H-huts behind Edwards Hall/University Hall, but not obviously beside Wallingford Hall, temporary building is situated north of the Drill Hall.	[1946?]
	Aerial Views of Campus 1950’s
11.1	Distant photo of entire campus from SE, showing houses south of Main St., and small barn on S side of campus	1951	Airmaps Ltd, Toronto
11.2	Picture from SE, showing Nuclear Building, Alumni Hall, and Mills Library	1951	Airmaps Ltd, Toronto
11.3	From West looking toward downtown Hamilton, with H-huts at bottom of print, skating rink beside Wallingford Hall and Mills Library near top of picture	1951-52
11.4	View from N. H-huts in use, Alumni building in place - garden resembling an experimental plot is seen behind northernmost H-hut. 4a: essentially the same view, from the South	[1952?]
11.5	Campus from E. showing new parking lot beside Mills Library, Physical Sciences (Burke Science) building, Physical Plant Building.	1956
11.6	View from S of Physical Sciences (Burke Science) building, Nuclear Research Building, Physical Plant.	1955 or winter of 1956	Superior Engravers
11.7	View from NNW showing Nuclear Research Building, Mills Library, and Alumni Hall in addition to other campus buildings	1952
11.8	View from W. Construction of nuclear reactor (no dome) and beginnings of Engineering building	1957
11.9	From S. Construction of Nuclear Reactor and Engineering building	1957
11.10	View from S. Dome on the reactor, Engineering building under construction	1957/1958
11.11	Views from E and SE of campus. Engineering building under construction.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.12	Views from N showing dome on reactor	1958
11.13	Print of the material in 11.12 but at a slightly lower altitude.	1958
11.14	Campus from S, showing reactor, and with Engineering building almost complete, but needing paving and landscaping.	1959
11.15	View from the SSE. Enlargement of contact prints from 11.10	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.16	Shot from somewhere on side of the escarpment showing SW portion of campus	1959
11.17	View from South northward from King Street.	1958
	Aerial Views of Campus 1960-64
12.1	Campus – Divinity College present as is Whidden Hall; no General Sciences building	1961
12.2	High altitude view from SSW of campus showing construction of Arts I (Chester New Hall)	Before 1964
12.3	View of campus from S with Wentworth House, Chester New Hall, Whidden Hall, Moulton Hall, and General Science building in place	1964
12.4	SE. View of west campus with Burke Science, two remaining H-huts, General Sciences, and Moulton Hall without Matthews Hall.	1964
12.5	View of campus from SE.	1964
12.6	High-altitude view of campus with new track and athletic facilities under construction	1964
12.7	Construction of Arts I and II (Chester New and Togo Salmon Halls, respectively) from NE. Gilmour Hall complete, second section of Mills Library complete.	1964	Geoff MacGibbon, December 8
12.8	View from NNE of construction of Arts II (Togo Salmon Hall)	1964	Geoff MacGibbon, December 8.
12.9	Views from ENE of construction of Arts II (Togo Salmon Hall)	1964	Presumably Geoff MacGibbon’s work on December 8 because of content.
	Aerial Views of Campus 1965
13.1	High altitude view of campus	1965	Style of negative suggests Geoff MacGibbon’s work
13.2	View from S with Hamilton Teachers’ College in foreground. Matthews Hall present, athletic complex complete, MacKay Hall externally complete.	1965	Tom Bochsler
13.3	High-altitude view from W showing construction of Senior Sciences Bldg	1965	Tom Bochsler
13.4	High-altitude view from W showing athletic complex with running track	1965	Tom Bochsler
13.5	High -altitude overview of campus and surrounding communities (Dundas, West Hamilton) from NE	1965	Tom Bochsler
13.6	Senior Science Building complete.	1967
13.7	View from SW, showing Engineering Building, the Divinity College, and Wentworth House	1965	Hamilton Spectator
	Aerial Views of Campus 1966
14.1	Second section of Mills Library complete, Arts I (Chester New Hall) externally complete, and Arts II (Togo Salmon Hall) under construction	1966	Dave King
14.2	View from E of Arts II complex under construction	1966	Dave King
14.3	Senior Science building under construction, almost complete	1966	Tom Bochsler
14.4	View from E, showing North side of campus. Two photos	1966	Tom Bochsler
14.5	View from NW. The new Commons Building (Dining Hall and Residence) is seen north of MacKay	1966	Tom Bochsler
14.6	View from ESE of north portion of campus	1966	Tom Bochsler
14.7	View from ESE showing almost-complete Arts II complex (Togo Salmon Hall). Senior Science building nearing completion, and the amphitheatre has been attached to the Physical Sciences (Burke Science) building.	1966	Tom Bochsler
14.8	View from SW showing Senior Science building nearly complete, addition to the Physical Plant com	1966	Tom Bochsler
	Aerial Views of Campus 1967
15.1	Aerial views of campus	1967	Tom Bochsler
15.2	Athletic complex from SE, including Field House and track; spectator stands not present	1967	Tom Bochsler
15.3	View from S	1967	Tom Bochsler
15.4	View from W showing parking lot areas and Engineering Dynamics Laboratory under construction, campus Services building seems complete.		Tom Bochsler
15.5	View of campus from NE, showing soccer pitch and football uprights in NE corner. Football field near the Field House	1967	Tom Bochsler
	Aerial Views of Campus 1968
16.1	Aerial views of campus [contact print]	1968	H. Seller
16.2	Various view of campus [contact print]	1968	Tom Bochsler
16.3	View from S showing Psychology building under construction, and preparation of terrain for building the Health Sciences Centre. TB 13 is present, and the Hamilton Teachers’ College shows an added west wing	1968	Tom Bochsler
16.4	1968. View from South from Main Street.	1968
	Aerial Views of Campus 1969
17.1	Views from various directions across campus	1969	G. Murray
17.2	Views from S, showing houses on south side of campus, with Health Sciences Centre (MUMC) under construction. Psychology Building seen finished	1969
17.3	Views from E, showing construction of the parking lots across Cootes Drive, with the Engineering Dynamics lab complete, and MUMC under construction	1969	Tom Bochsler
17.4	View from W showing construction of parking lots as in 17.3, including Engineering Dynamics lab, and MUMC under construction.	1969	Tom Bochsler
17.5	From WNE showing overpass over Cootes Drive, parking lot on edge of ramp, and temporary building located behind Senior Sciences	1969	Tom Bochsler
17.6	View from E over Sterling St., showing parking lot behind Mills Library under construction. The view includes part of Dundas and the Dundas Valley	1969	Tom Bochsler
17.7	From NNE, showing main campus with the Commons Building, Health Science Centre and amphitheatre at the North end of the Physical Sciences (Burke Science) building under construction. Tandem Accelerator behing General Sciences is present. Last H-hut still behind Edwards Hall.	1969	Tom Bochsler
17.8	High altitude view from NW showing houses along Bertram Drive in Dundas (Hamilton) overlooking construction of large parking lots west of Cootes Drive. Shows wider Hamilton area: Hwy 403, Aberdeen, Chedoke golf course	1969
	Aerial Views of Campus 1970-1973
18.1	Aerial views of campus. [contact print]	1970	Tom Bochsler
18.2	View from N showing MUMC in an advanced stage of construction, the Commons Building enclosed, Brandon Hall and Woodstock Hall residences.	1970	Tom Bochsler
18.3	View from E at high altitude showing exterior of MUMC almost complete, with construction still going on in the Arts II complex. Woodstock Hall and Brandon Hall complete.	1970	Tom Bochsler
18.4	View from S showing building of underground parking garage in front of MUMC, with rest of the building substantially complete on the exterior	1971	Tom Bochsler
18.5	View from SE across entire campus. Landscaping complete in front of MUMC; Life Sciences building complete. Across Cootes Drive, the first parking lot is complete. Engineering Dynamics lab is under construction, and the lot on the edge of Cootes Drive has not been abandoned. Parts of Westdale, Cootes, and Dundas Valley visible.	1972	Tom Bochsler
18.6	Various views of the campus [contact sheet]	1970	Tom Bochsler
18.7	Views of the Royal Botanical Gardens, some showing the pathways of the old rose garden and the headquarters building, other showing surrounding fields and houses.	1970	Tom Bochsler
18.8	Several views of campus mostly of south side of campus with physical sciences buildings and/or the medical centre	1973	Tom Bochsler
18.9	View from E over north side of campus. Shows: residence buildings along the ravine (Whidden, MacKay, Commons Bldg, Woodstock, and Brandon Halls), the Ivor Wynne Athletic Complex in the foreground with the field house and spectator stands, and the Arts II (Togo Salmon Hall) complex on the left.	1973	Tom Bochsler
18.10	SW of most of the campus	1973	Tom Bochsler
18.11	Views from the WSW. Houses from west of the campus are in the foreground; principal focus is on Hamilton Teachers' College, with remainder of main campus in the background. The second print, 18-11a, is almost identical but at a slightly different angle.
18.12	Views from NW: Aerial view showing Ivor Wynne Center, Brandon Hall, and Arts buildings	1972	Audio-Visual Dept
18.13	View from E at ground level from behind snowdrift with Arts buildings, probable business centre building.		Tom Bochsler
	Aerial Views of Campus November 1973
19.1	View from SSW showing south campus's physical science area with MUMC in lower right, and Hamilton Teachers' College in lower left.	1973
19.2	View from WNW with Bates residence, Moulton Hall, Matthews Hall and Physical Plant in foreground and other buildings of central campus in centre of picture	1973
19.3	View from NNW over central campus and Westdale	1973
19.4	View from WSW focused on physical sciences area of south campus: Senior Sciences, the reactor, John Hodgins Engineering Building, Burke Science, General Sciences, Physical Plant, Tandem Accelerator Building the Nuclear Research Building and a temporary building.	1973
19.5	Image from NNW taken almost directly over the Ivor Wynne Athletic complex with field house at top of picture and track at right centre.	1973
19.6	View from SE over north side of campus with athletic complex, track and field house with spectator stands in right centre of picture, and Arts complexes and residence halls centre left.	1973
19.7	View from SE with part of medical centre in lower left, Wentworth House, Life Sciences Building, Divinity College, and Mills Library in centre, and original buildings, Arts Complex, School of Business, and residences in upper portion of picture	1973
19.8	View from S of south part of campus. Physical sciences area seen in upper left, Hamilton Teachers' College in left foreground, TB 13, MUMC and the Psychology Building in lower right	1973
19.9	Late-afternoon view from NNW over Cootes Drive (right), with Bates, Moulton Hall, and Matthews Hall residences in foreground, and physical sciences portion of south campus above.	1973
19.10	Late-afternoon view from SSE of MUMC, with Life Sciences Building, Divinity College, and Wentworth House in the background. Sequence of four photos.	1973
19.11	View of west side of campus from NNW; similar to 19.9	1973
	Aerial Views of Campus 1974
20.1	View from SW overlooking entire main campus. Two different photos.	1974
20.2	View from WNW of main campus and adjacent West Hamilton area, also showing Cootes Drive with overpass and parking lot adjacent to ramps.	1974
20.3	High-altitude view from SE overlooking Dalewood Public School and surrounding houses, entire McMaster campus, and part of Dundas.	1974
20.4	High view from NW showing most of campus; technical difficulties in foreground	1974
20.5	View from SW showing south campus with physical sciences/engineering area bordered by Cootes Drive to the west, and with views of academic buildings toward the top of the print.	1974
20.6	View from S almost over Hamilton Teachers' College, showing Psychology Building in lower right, and physical sciences/engineering area in centre of picture. Original buildings, Gilmour Hall and residence areas at top of picture.	1974
20.7	View from SE showing north campus with athletic facilities, arts complexes and residences	1974
20.8	View from S at a distance of campus, with MUMC in the foreground, and Westdale houses south of the University. In the background is Cootes Paradise and the Dundas Valley.	1974
20.9	Closer view from SE showing central campus with academic buildings and residence areas	1974
20.10	View from a distance from SW, showing houses southwest of the University, and the southwest portion of campus.	1974
20.11	View from SW, almost over Health Sciences Centre, showing TB-13 at bottom of picture, and Hamilton Teachers' College in left foreground. The south campus and its physical sciences/engineering area are the focus of the picture.	1974
20.12	View from SW largely of the physical sciences and engineering area of campus	1974
20.13	From NNW, almost over President's House (not visible), focusing on physical sciences area of south campus.	1974
20.14	View from N, overlooking athletic area, Ivor Wynne Centre, and main campus, with Health Sciences complex near the upper portion of image.	1974
	Aerial Views of Campus 1977-1986
21.1	Distant view of Westdale, the campus, and the Dundas Valley from the SE.	1977 (April)
21.2	Closer view from SW of south campus, focusing on physical sciences areas and engineering with the construction of the Thode Library (circular building west of the reactor) between Senior Sciences and the Physical Plant.	1977 (November)
21.3	View from S, showing Hamilton Teachers' College, TB 13, and Psychology Building as well as the physical sciences area and engineering with the Thode Library under construction.	1977 (July)
21.4	From SW, showing most of the main campus, with Cootes Paradise across the upper portion of the picture	1986 (June)
	Aerial Views of Campus (Date Unknown)
22.1	Portion of campus, showing completed arts complex buildings and School of Business, MacKay Hall and Ivor Wynne athletic complex	[n.d.]
22.2	Diagram of proposed plan of campus, showing existing buildings in white outline, and proposed buildings in grey	[pre-1977]
	Aerial Photographs of McMaster Campus from Mary Keyes' Papers
23.1	Distant campus from SSW. Hamilton Teachers' College is being renovated for Computer Sciences.	2000?
23.2	View from W showing south campus, with ground preparation beginning for OT/PT building.	2000?
23.3	View from N, at some distance, showing entire campus except for structures on the west side of Cootes Drive. Early autumn. Second image of unidentified facility.	2000?
23.4	Farmland at unknown location
23.5	View from S of entire main campus	unknown
23.6	View from N of Ivor Wynne athletic complex, track, field house with spectator stands, a soccer pitch inside the oval of the track, and the arts complexes and residences of the north side of campus.
23.7	View from SW
	Aerial View Postcards
24.1	Campus from the SW with Physical Plant (Clarke Centre) in foreground, Physical Sciences (Burke Science) building and Mills Library on R, and Cootes Paradise at top of photograph.	Photograph approximately mid-1950s
	Aerial View 35mm Mounted Colour Slides
25.1	View from SE across campus before 1950. University Hall, Edwards Hall, and Hamilton Hall appear in the picture.	Before 1950
25.2	Series of slides documenting the development of the Health Sciences Complex. Also see Box 3, 38-1.
	Publicity Photos of Campus
25.3	Ca. 1970. View of central campus with flagpoles	Ca. 1970	Tom Bochsler
	ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS
	Brantford Branch Alumni 1958-1968
26	1958 meeting, with Mr and Mrs. Elven Bengough, and Mr and Mrs Alex Wallace, both of the Class of 1903; Elmore Wood and Bertha Overholt, both of the class of 1900, with Dr. George P. Gilmour '21; Bob Nixon,'50, Elaine Reaman '42, Mary Wood '47, Mary Heurter '53, and Helen Howell '36; Helen Howell, '36 and Eugene Kokerus '46.	1958
27	1959 meeting. E-321: Elmore Wood ‘1900; E-322: Dr. Togo Salmon, Mrs Roy Bennett, Roy Bennett ’11; E-323: June Bragg ’46, Helen Howell ’36, Elaine Reaman ’42; E-324: Virginia Hunter ’48, Jim Leslie ’49; E-325: Gene Kokerus '49 and Don McArthur '47.	1959
28	1960 meeting. Pictures of Mae Gerrow, '46, Marie Shantz '49, Claire Reaman '42, Virginia Hunter '48, Helen Howell '36, Bob Nixon '50, and others.	1960
29	1965 meeting. Marie Shantz '49, Marvin '59 and Melodie '60 Daboll speaking to their guest, Dr. Charles Johnston of the History Department. Various similar pictures of all these people.	1965
30	1966 meeting. Bob Clark '58, Jean Clark '57, and Ed Billo '35; Len Davies '63, Pat Davies '63 and Ossie Cox '38; Melodie Daboll '60, Len Davies '63, Larry Waterhouse '60, and Marvin Daboll '59.	1966
31	1967-68 Fall/Winter meeting. Dr. E. Togo Salmon as speaker. Dr. Salmon, Helen Howell '36; Bob Clark '58, Claire Andoff '63, Len Davies '63; Roy Bennett 1911, Frances Bennett, Laura Cowan, Charlie Cowan '36; Ossie Cox '38, Marg Cox, Jean Clark '57, Bob Clark '58.	1967/68
	Calgary Branch Alumni
32	1969 meeting. Various views of the dinner. Ivor Wynne was guest speaker	1969	Amateur photos
33	1970 winter meeting. Dr. Gordon Vichert; buffet table, diners; Chuck Linton '39; John Francis '54, Edwin Lucas '61.	1970
34	1970 spring meeting. 'Eastern Universities Night'. One of Chuck and Helen Linton with unidentified couple; the buffet table.	1970
35	1970 spring meeting. Elongated statuary before an academic building; buffet table at the Eastern Universities' meeting.	1970	Dennis Carson.
	California Alumni Branch 1970-1971
36.1	1970 spring meeting	1971
36.2	1971 spring meeting. The speaker of the evening was Dr. H. G. Thode, President of McMaster.	1971
37	1970 meeting. "Lorne Greene (Queen's, Arts '37) displays the series of Olympic coins that the Associated Alumni presented to him. On his right in the dark suit is Wiley Millgard (Toronto, Arts '36), the President of the group."	1970
	Hamilton Alumni, Sports Events 1959-1970
38	Golf Tournament : presentation of trophy, Participating alumni seen in negatives: Mac Dingwall '37, George Bryant '37, Fred Smye' 37, Mel Hawkrigg '52, Jim Abra '37, Warren Smith '40, Herb Rumball '35.	1959
39	Homecoming Weekend.: Football Game (2); Dance (2); Homecoming Parade: Engineers (1), Centre House (1), Geography Club (Funniest) (2), RCAF float (1), South House (1), RCN (1), OAC Goat (2); Torchlight Parade (4); Ukrainian Club Float (most Historical) (2); Bonfire-Pep Rally (3); Cheerleaders - McMaster (2); OAC Cheerleaders (5); Chapel Service (5 prints, 4 negatives); Presentation: Bill Scott, by Russ Jackson. Individuals generally not identified.	1959
40	Homecoming: RMC Effigy on Flagstaff of University Hall (5); Presentation of Trophies and Prizes (5 prints, 7 negatives); Parade floats (3); McMaster Band (1); Football Game against RMC: cheerleaders, the band at the sidelines, the game itself (17).	1960
41	Hamilton Men's Alumni Club Golf Tournament:	1960
	Post-game meeting: Mel Hawkrigg and Norman Webb; Mac Dingwall, Jim Simpson (being presented with trophy), and Warren Smith.
42	Hamilton Men's Alumni Club Golf Tournament. L to R: Mac Dingwall ’37, Art Jerome ’49, and Fred Smye ‘37	1961
43	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: Fred Smye, Dave Lee, Mel Hawkrigg, Geoff MacGibbon.	1962
44	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament : Don Carnie ‘52, Fred Smye ‘37, George Bryant ‘37, Jim Hammond ‘53, Wim Crawford ‘53, Phil Connell, Bill Dandie	1963
45	Hamilton Alumni award of McMaster blazers to members of the McMaster Marlins Hockey Team. L to R: Bill Osborne, Kit Dinning, Lynn Patterson, Ray Biggar.	23285	Tom Bochsler
46	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: a)Bob Fraser, Mac Dingwall, George Bryant; b)Gerry Brown, Dave Lee; c) John Stapleton, George Bryant, Russ Neal, with Wilf Paterson on piano; d) Carlton Park, Warren Smith, Earl Hendershot; e) Jim Swanborough, Morris Perozak, Don Murray, Wim Crawford; f) Ossie Cox, Mac Dingwall, Jim Abram; g) Jim Simpson, Bill Daydon, Steve Fletcher; h) Bob Summers-Gill, Carl Stager, Bill McKenzie, Carman McMullen; i) Jim Simpson, Jim Hammond, and others, seated; j) adding up the score: Carlton Park writes, and George Bryant speaks. In the other print, the speaker is unknown; k) Steve Fletcher and two unknown persons with a golf cart. Negative only: Doug Allaby, Steve Fletcher, Bill Lawrence, Martin Thomas; L to R, seated: Walter Dukes, John Hodgins, Gord Spauls, Bob Suimmers-Gill; Standing in row, L to R: Wilf Paterson, Ted Clarke, Herb Rumball, John Stapleton; Herb Rumball, John Stapleton, Craig Cassels.	1964
47	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament a) L to R: George Bryant, Frank Smith, Mac Dingwall, Fred Smye; b) Steve Fletcher, Ossie Cox, Don Seldon; c) Bill McKenzie, Bill Headon, Brooke Townsend; d) Frank Doyle, Ed Matthews, Bill Floyd, Geoff MacGibbon; e) Wilf Paterson, Jim Simpson, Wim Crawford; f) Wilf Paterson, Ted Clarke, Lloyd Stapleton, John Stapleton.	1965
48	Hamilton Alumni: Post-football game gathering: John Buchan, Jack Kennedy, George Taylor, Nenad Stetic, Jack Pelech; McMaster Coach Bobby Dawson, UBC Coach Frank Gnup.	1965	Tom Bochsler
49	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: Wilf Paterson, Ed Matthews, Bill Floyd; Wilf Paterson; Ivor Wynne, Jack Kennedy, Bill Mahoney, Bob Dawson; Bill Weir; Mac Dingwall.	1966
50	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: R to L: Bill Fowler, Dave Baird, Gary Spoar, Bill Mahoney; R to L: George Bryant, Mac Dingwall, Jim Abra, Fred Smye; L to R: John Smye, Jim Simpson, Warren Currie	1967	Tom Bochsler
51	Hamilton Alumni Men’s Club Golf Tournament: Bill McKenzie, Jim Simpson, John Carruthers, Don Dickenson, Ron Weston, Bill Muir, Perc Allan, Bob Dawson; Ralph Steedman, Mike McKeen; Al Seago, Gary Hassard, Pete Smith, Ron Dickenson, Bill McKenzie, Morris Perozak; Bill Muir, Ernie Hutton, with Ivor Wynne on a golf cart; Jim Simpson, Don Parmenter, John Carruthers; Steve Parazader, Doug Allaby, Ossie Cox, Wilf Paterson; Mac Dingwall, Jim Abra, Jim Firth. One labeled ‘Hamilton Alumni Golf’.	1968	Tom Bochsler

Box P02
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Hamilton Alumni/ae 1958-1967
1	Men's Alumni Club: Ron Bowie, Cliff Hale, Brooke Townsend; Mel Hawkrigg, Gerry Brown, Norm Webb; Chuck Linton, Harry Shore; Mac Dingwall, Fred Martin; Russ Neal, Cam Baxter, Brooke Townsend; Mel Hawkrigg, Bob Jones; Jim Swanborough, Cam Baxter, and others; buffet lineup.	1958
2	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club: Lloyd McCague, William Foley, Geoff MacGibbon; Carm McMullen, Howard Petch, Chuck Linton, Frank - - ; Bob Sweatman, Elven Bengough; Bob Jones, Ernie Hutton and - -	1958
3	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club at RCA Officers' Mess: Don Revell, Ken Stanley, Don MacLeod; Don Adkinson, Bob Stevenson; Ray Sims, Bob Sweatman, Ted Ford; Phil Connell, George Bryant, Bill Hyder; Norman Shrive, Bill Malcolm; Victor Forde, Paul Beesack, Ron Britton.	16 Apr. 1958
4	Men's Alumni Club, 'Education Night': Bob Jones, Jack Moore, Derry Novak (Speaker), Steve Fletcher, Gordon Price.	Jan. 1959
5	Men's Alumni Club: Harold Gleadow, Gene Illsey; Percy Dieble, Jim Forrester; Doug Perrin, Gordon Guyatt; Reg Williams, ???Roger Wilkinson, Norm Webb; two unknown persons.	Nov. 1959
6	Hamilton Alumnae: Marion Sims, Joan Weston.	1960
7	Men’s Alumni Club: Chuck Linton, Bill McCallion (Speaker), Geoff MacGibbon; unidentified alumni with Dr. F. W. Waters; Bob Sweatman ’36, Bob Sinclair ’48, Fred Smye ’37.	1960
8	Men's Alumni Club: Bob Jones, Dr, Frank Vallee (Speaker), Mel Hawkrigg.	1960
9	Men's Alumni Club: Russ Neal, Alex Brown; Lincoln Alexander, Dr. John Sibley.	1960
10	Men's Alumni Club: Dr. Harry Paikin (Speaker), Bob Jones, Ernie Hutton.	1960
11	Hamilton Alumni: Guest speaker: The Hon. Ellen Fairclough, then Minister of Immigration. Alumni (1 and 2): Vic Forde, John McMenemy. Third alumnus unidentified.	1960
12	Hamilton Alumnae: Joyce Haines, Marjorie Kirkconnell, Dr. R. M. Wiles.	1961
13	Hamilton Alumnae: Mrs. Robert Rankin, Sylvia (Mrs. Allan) Stockwell	1961
14	Football players with Ivor Wynne: Bernie Faloney, Bobby Dawson, Ivor Wynne, Mel Hawkrigg	1961
15.1	Hamilton Alumnae, Pierre Berton Speaker: L to R: Sue Mc Petrie, Jack McLelland, Mrs. H. W. McCready, Pierre Berton, Mary Ellen Burville.	1963	Tom Bochsler
15.2	Gift of painting by T. Cosgrove for Moulton Hall: L to R: Linda Lamorre, Linda Smith.	1963	Tom Bochsler
16	Hamilton Alumni: Alistair Hunter, Terence Robertson, Jackie Barbour, Kenner Bond.	1964
17	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Ladies' Night: Morris Perozak, Jean Currie, Mrs. Macaluso, Joe Macaluso, Stephanie Perozak, Warren Currie.	1964	Tom Bochsler
18	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Night Honouring Les Prince: Clive Bynde, Les Prince, Bill Mahoney, Wim Crawford.	1964	Tom Bochsler
19	Hamilton Alumnae: Donna Cooper, Betty Maycock, Dean Marion Bates, Jackie Barbour; Dorothy Gilmour?(back to camera), Mrs. H. G. Thode; Bean Marion Bates, Jackie Barbour; Mrs. Thode, Dean Marion Bates, Jackie Barbour.	1965	Tom Bochsler
20	Hamilton Alumnae and Artwork: Barbara Greene, Barb Scruton; Margaret Vance, Barb Scruton, Barbara Greene,	1965	Tom Bochsler
21	Hamilton Alumnae: Jackie Barbour, Pat Smye, Margaret Vance, Barb Scruton; Elva Carroll, Lorraine Eastwood, Helen Wright, Carol McKeag.	1965	Tom Bochsler
22	Hamilton Alumni Men’s Club. Panel Discussion on Obscenity: Chuck Linton, Ken Taylor, Wilf Paterson, Brooke Townsend, Duncan MacGibbon; Alistair Hunter, Perc Allen (Moderator), Berners Jackson; Norman Shrive, newspaper reporter	1965	Tom Bochsler
23	Hamilton Alumnae: Helen Wright, Lois Powell, Elva Carroll, Lorraine Eastwood; Barb Scruton, Helen Love, Pat Smye, Lindy Penner; Jean Murray, Jane Milne, Lorraine Eastwood, Marg Vance	1966	Tom Bochsler
24	Hamilton Alumnae: Lindy Penner, Barb Scruton, Mrs. Lamont, Gladys Mason, Jean Wright; Helen Semenuk, Anne Wysmyk, Mrs. Robert Simmons; Margaret Vance, Mrs. H.G. Thode, Audrey Ryckman, Cathy Webster; Mrs. Robert Simmons.	1967	Tom Bochsler
	Hamilton Alumni/ae 1967-1971
25.1	Curling: Gord Bowles; the curling teams; Bill Milne, Warren Currie;	1967	Tom Bochsler
25.2	Alumnae: Jean McCallion, Elsie Roberts, Mary Loker; Wm. B. Ready, Marg Vance, Alison Riddell Flynn; Lucille Galloway, Helen Johnson, Frances Rogers	1967	Tom Bochsler
26.1	Alumnae: Sue McPetrie, Lindy Penner, Gwen (Gilmour) Bowie; Brenda Morris, Helen Wright, Marg Davis; Bev Begin, Helen Love, Betty McLeod.	1968	Tom Bochsler
26.2	Hamilton Alumnae: Lorraine Eastwood, Margaret Freeman, Dorothy Mason, Carol Moule; Estelle Rouse, Pat Smye, Doris Whitmore, Shirley Bridgehouse; Fern Featherstone, Helen Wright, Lois Powell, Elva Carroll; Helen Linkert, Paula de Merieux, Kris Lach.	1968	Tom Bochsler
27	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Football Game: John Pelech, Paul Shabot, Dave Fisher; Jim Swanborough, Jim McKeon, Bill Brown, Walter Stayshyn, Bill Awrey, John Pelech; Nick Borkovitch, 'Pinky' Lewis, Bill Awrey; football crowd, including Jim Swanborough (in hat), Bill Awrey, John Pelech (in hat), Nick Borkovitch.	1968	Tom Bochsler
28	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club: ?, Bruce Daniel, ?; John Pelech and friends in Alumni Memorial Hall; ?, Al Smith, ?. Jim Swanborough writing on blackboard; the curling team; John Howard; Jack Wingfield; curling team; ?, Bill Floyd, ?; Jim Swanborough.	1968	Tom Bochsler
29	Hamilton Alumnae meeting: Marg Young, Jackie Barbour, Florence Littler, Helen Linkert; Marg Devitt, Kay Graham, Ruth Brundage; Sasha Valliant, Jean Jones, Frances Rogers, Helen Johnson.	1969	Tom Bochsler
30	Homecoming Maroon and Grey Weekend: Bonfire; gathering in Alumni Memorial Hall; Press car; Arnie McKee; Civil Engineers; evening entertainment.	1969	John Beveridge
31	McMaster Marlins' Reunion: Ron Watson, Bob Brown, Bob Norman, Ray ('Barney') Biggar; Mike Ker, Bill Mahoney, Pete Randle, Jim Randle.	1969	Tom Bochsler
32	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club, Curling: Bill McCallion, Doug Allaby, Frank Doyle; Les Prince, Frank Doyle, Bill McCallion, Doug Allaby; Wilf Pateron; Joe Rocchi; ? John Howard?	1969	Tom Bochsler
33	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: Ennio Flumiani, Paul Leskew; Bill Muir, Rodger Inglis, Dave MacKay, Bill Litwiller; unnamed; Al Seago, Mike Horner, Pete Smith, Bob d'Aurelio; Bud Donnelly, Charles Tarry; Jim Smythe; Ivor Wynne and others; Bill Awrey, and others.	1969	Tom Bochsler
34	Hamilton Alumnae Fall Dessert and Card Party in Eleanor MacKay room, Moulton Hall. Fran McArthur, Norma Baxter, Sylvia Cioran, Sue Donald; Lois Powell, Lorraine Eastwood, Elva Carroll, Helen Wright; Gertrude Nelson; Margaret-Ann Walker, Helen Love, Alison Flynn, Beverly Begin; Cathy Parazader, Helen Johnson, Eleanor Hodgson; Norma Coons, Muriel Hewitt, Dorothy Mason, Helen Johnson (serving).	November, 1969
35	Hamilton Alumni Wine and Cheese Party, Britton Lecture by Lester B. Pearson: Geraldine Cosford, Irene Cole; Margaret Ewart, Dolly MacKenzie; John Platz, Brian Hodgkin; Greg and June Blake; Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson.	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
36	Hamilton Alumnae Fall Dessert Card Party: Pat Reble, Dorothy Smith, Audrey Ryckman, Kay Davidson; Marion Sims, Fern Featherstone, Carol Moule, Sandra Gmell, Alexandra Gall; Muriel Watson, Jerry Ann Leggatt, Marjorie Clifford, Ann Yallop. Amateur photos of same event, one with Madeline Warren and Mrs. G. P Gilmour	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Department
37	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: Frank Rafuse, John Smye, Tom Colclough, Ralph Steedman; Steve Parazader, Bryce Leggatt, Vince Franco.	1970
38	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Bonspiel: Bill Muir, Hugh Gordon, Reno Violin	1970	Albert Bochsler
39	McMaster Marlins' Reunion: Bob Pond, Bill Chalapenko, Mike Kerr; Bill Mahoney, Butch Hyde, Jim Cannon; Fred Lee, Al Kingston, Laurie Williams, Terry Johnson	1971	Albert Bochsler
40	Hamilton Alumnae: Dean Sheila Scott, Dorothy Smith, Betty Horsley, Jeanne Gage, Audrey Ryckman, Barbara Bagshaw; Cheryle Treleaven, Nancy Zuraw, Anton Zuraw, Jim Treleaven; Kay Graham, Alison Flynn, Marg Freeman, Helen Love, Bev Begin, Marg Devitt, Mary Ellen Burville; Lorna Thompson, Bill Andrews, Lee Andrews, Helen Love.	1971
41	Alumni Sports Representatives	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
42	Alumni Spring meeting: Mary Ellen Burville, Carlton Park, Emma Park; John Wingfield, Gordon Dean, Bill MacKenzie; Patricia McDermott, Margo Lindner, Ann Marie Sardone, Rosalie Yaremko, Fern Featherstone	1971	Albert Bochsler
43	Men's Club Bonspiel: Joe Sojnocki; Frank Doyle, Les Prince, Don Mason, Doug Allaby.	1971	Albert Bochsler
44	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: Frank Doyle, Al Benson; John MacLennan, Jack Sibbald, Bryce Leggatt; George Chris, Vince Franco, Steve Parazader, Jack Gauldie; Doug Young, Brian Burgess, Bill Fowler, Bill Mahoney.	1971	Albert Bochsler
	Hamilton Alumni/ae 1972-1976; other Alumni Branches
45	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Bonspiel Curling participants: Bill Muir, Bill Heath and two women.	1972	Tom Bochsler
46	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Athletic Night: Steve Parazader, Steve Mitric.	1972	Hamilton Spectator
47	Homecoming Weekend, Oktoberfest	1972-Oct-14	Albert Bochsler
48	Hamilton Alumnae Card Party	1972-Oct-11	T. Monus, McMaster Audio-Visual
49.1	Bertrand Russell Centenary held at Mohawk College. Persons: Lord Russell's secretary Christopher Farley, William Ready McMaster Librarian and prime mover to purchase Lord Russell's papers, Lady Russell; Print 5 includes McMaster President Arthur N. Bourns, and Cyrus Eaton	1972
49.2	Picture of 'audio services available to students	1972
49.3	Students: picture labelled 'Pic for Experimental Year One' with	1972
19.4	Larry Beare, Mrs. Thode, and Dr. H.G. Thode with silver tray	1972
49.5	Dr. and Mrs. Thode and Hyl and Grace Chappell	1972
50.1	Hamilton Alumnae; Fund presentation to Sheila Scott: Jane Buchan, Eleanor Hodgson, Dean Sheila Scott, Mary Joan Corrin	1973
50.2	1973. Hamilton Alumnae Card Party in Games Room of Moulton Hall, November 7.L. to R: Margery Dixon ’35, Pearl Heldman ‘67, Florence Nichols ’35, Marjorie Douglas ‘35	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual, typed contract sheet included
51	Homecoming Weekend, Alumni Memorial Hall, Great Room	1973	Albert Bochsler
52.1	Hamilton Alumni Men's Club Golf Tournament: Presentation of trophy by Mimmo Lostracco to Bob Lees ‘68.	1974
52.2	1974. Hamilton Alumni Curling Party, January 11 at Glendale Curling Club.1) Jim Connor ’69 hands a prize to an unidentified lady; 2) Jim Connor ’69 [presents a prize to Irene Breichmanas in white sweater. There is no evidence of the prize. 3)Sheila Heath, Billo Heath ’67, and Keith Gale stop sweeping as a rock goes home	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual?
53	Hamilton Alumnae Events Brochure: pictures of Jerry Ann Leggatt	1974/75
54	Hamilton Alumnae Annual Meeting: Margaret Heilig, Jerry Ann Leggatt, Mrs. A. N. Bourns; the meeting in the living room of the President's House.	Summer, 1975
55	Hamilton Alumni: Nominees to McMaster Council: Barbara Bagshaw, Russ Otter, Vince Franco, Mimmo Lostracco	1975
56	Hamilton Alumnae: 'An Evening with Pat Wallace' : picture of guest speakers. Divinity College Faculty Lounge.	March, 1976
57	Hamilton Alumnae: Guest Speaker: Mrs. Pauline McGibbon, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario- portrait of Mrs. McGibbon. Nancy Zuraw welcomes Mrs. McGibbon as she alights from limousine; casual photographs inside Alumni Memorial Hall	April, 1976
	London Alumni Branch Meetings 1959-1974
58.1	1959: L to R: Jack Laurie ’46, Prof. Bill McCallion ’43, Jack Anguish ’36, Willa Laurie ’50; E-318: L to R: Beth Truat ’46, Hazel Trott ’34, Douglas Allaby ’43; E-319: L to R: Doug Walsh ’47, Jean McCallion ’44, Elsie Allaby ’43. E-320: L to R: Harley Mason ’40, Deane Kent ’39, Bill Judd ’38.	May, 1959	London Free Press
58.2	Dr. Togo Salmon, Willa Ruth Laurie, Jack Anguish, Marilyn Mason; Wilbur Rice, Alma Rice; Bill Traut, Everton Miller, Wilber Rice; Peter Reid, Virginia Hunter, Jack Laurie.	May, 1960
59	Willa Ruth Laurie, Jack Anguish, Gordon Vichert, Bill Judd, Marion Mason.	May, 1961	London Free Press
60	Jack Warga, Doug Allaby, Deane Kent, Alma Rice, Ursula Soper.	1963	London Free Press Printing Company
61	Annual Dinner: Beth Trant, Helen Haight, Helen Heller; Wilber Rice, Alma Rice, Ursula Soper, Jack Laurie; Jack Laurie, Doug Walsh, Harley Mason, Bill Traut.	23472
62	Roger Macaulay, Barbara Kent, Deane Kent; Bill White, Mrs. White, Jim Seagers; Kay Judd, Bill Judd, Beth Traut, Betty Macaulay; Dave Clarke, Clare Ryan, Tom Ryan	1965
63	Marion Mason,--, Deane Kent; Betty Macaulay, --; Myrtle Griffith, Edna Craven; Dr. G. F. Vallee, --; --, --, Alma Rice, Willa Ruth Laurie, Jack Laurie.	1965
64	John and Susan Scrimgeor, John and Ann Thorburn; Marg and John Warren, Roger and Mary Miller; Lucy and Gordon Green, Willa Ruth Laurie and Jack Laurie; Rex and Rita Deverell, Deane Kent, Bruce Stock; Kay and Bill Judd, Jane Martin; out-of-focus, but Wm. Ready, McMaster Librarian.	1969
65.1	Karen and Don Young, Rev. Vern Whatley; -, Dr. Robt Stinson; Les Prince (Speaker) and Hank Kaluza; Roger Miller, Ron Watson; -, Dr. Robt Stinson, Dr. Bill Judd; - ?; Les Prince; Joan McEachern, --; 3 group photos; Lee Anne Rice, Mary Jane Martin; Les Prince delivering his talk; --, Vern Whatley, --, --.	1972
65.2	1974. London Alumni Branch wine and cheese party after Prof. Wm. Ready’s presentation on Library work. 1) Jane Martin ‘68 and Joan McEachern ’71; 2) Ruth and Don Weaver ’71, Frank Shum ’70, and Lai (Lam) Shum ’73; 3) Lloyd Richardson ’33 and Jack Laurie ‘46	April. 1974
	Montreal Alumni Branch Meeting 1968
66	Don Ivison, Olga (Rawlyk) Jenkins, Emrys Jenkins. Phyllis Grant; Michael Ruckenstein, Marion and Kent Knechtel; Rupert Carleton, Manny Zack, Bill McCallion; Elizabeth Bush, Wim Crawford, Rupert Carleton	1968
67	Erik Jensen, Gerry Tam, Bill Williams; Dave Siegel, Ruth and Gord McKinley.	1965-Mar-10
68	Betty Lutley, Mildred Yung, Gerry Tam, Helen McNeil; Mike Heddon, Bill McCallion, Burt James, Bill Bush.	24167
69	Dinner meeting: Gord McKinley, Wilf Paterson; Gord McKinley, Barbara Martin, John Martin; E. Togo Salmon, Mary McLachlin; George Young, Martha Chomiak, Ross Chomiak; Burt James, Howard Whidden Jr..	24563
70	Dinner Meeting: Bill Bush, John Martin; Sid Garber, Ross Chomiak, Gerry Tam, Howard Whidden Jr; John Evans, Bill Bush, Gord McKinley, Dave Siegel; John Martin, Barbara Martin, Ruth McKinley, Charlie Dunnett.	24929
71	John Mair, Anne Mair, Jean McCallion, Bill McCallion; Marjorie Crandall, Mel Crandall, Wilf Paterson; Sue McPetrie, Gerry Tam, Dave Siegel; Dave Siegel, -; Helen Smindak, Ross Chomiak, Martha Chomiak.	1969
72	Annual Meeting: Alec Jordan, Joe Smindak, Helen (Perozak) Smindak; Martha Chomiak, Ross Chomiak; Mary Ellen Burville, Dave Siegel; Wilf Paterson, Martha Chomiak; Owen Whitby, -, -; Gord McKinley, Jacob Dyer; Helen (Perozak) Smindak, Gord McKinley; Bill Bush, Burt James.	Apr. 1970
73	Annual Dinner Meeting: Mrs Dave Siegel, Cyrus Eaton (speaking), Dave Siegel; Mrs. Siegel, Cyrus Eaton, Dave Siegel; Mrs Eaton, Mrs. Siegel, Cyrus Eaton, Dave Siegel, Dr. H. G. Thode.	1972
74	Gerry Tam as Vice-President of the NY Alumni Branch	1975
75	NY Alumni Reunion Meeting: Mostly unidentified, but Bill Williams, Bill Bush in several prints.	1978-Apr-20
	Orillia Alumni Branch 1971
76	Michael Doran (probably the conductor of the choir for the evening), Barbara Marshall, Eve Harwood, Howard Craven, Neil Kitson; Russ James, Colleen Wilson, Clare Rabeau; Pat Evans, Nicole Leduc, Paul Avon, Don Tapscott; Jim Watt, Joanne Ballantyne, Jenny Hargrave, Ruth Watt; Linda Johnson, Brenda Lamb, -, -.	1971	Stewart Studio, Orillia
	Ottawa Alumni Branch 1959-1975
77	Dinner meeting: George ('Red') Laughren, Jim Murray, Eric Smit; rest are group photos, unidentified.	1959	Newton, Ottawa
78	Two groups of people: Ralph Thornton, John Precious, Margo Bethune, Jack Taylor; George Orr, Sandy McGregor, Betty Campbell.	1960
79	Len Collett, Kay McGregor, Dean John W. Hodgins (Engineering at McMaster)	1961
80	Guest speaker: Les Prince	1971
81	Ottawa Alumni Reunion: All pictures are candid group shots, and the only persons identified are McMaster administrators Arthur N. Bourns, President, and Dennis Carson.	Apr. 1975
	Sarnia Alumni Branch 1960, 1965
82	Dinner Meeting: Don Bender, Vivian Wylie, Gord Curtis; Virginia Hunt, Eudene Stuart, Marg Book, Marg Hayes; Mrs. Gord Curtis, Rev. Doug Coombs.	1960
83	Mary Masterson, and Diana McLennan, other individuals unidentified.	1965
	Toronto Alumni Branch 1960-1971
84	Shirley Warren, Alex MacKay, Mrs. MacKay, Betty House; Gordon Vichert (speaker), Audrey Lang, Ann Bradshaw, Ruth MacKneson.	1960
85	Toronto Alumnae: Berners Jackson, speaker. Gerrie Cushing, Dr. Jackson, Betty House	1963
86	Toronto Alumnae Meeting: Ruth MacKneson, Melvin "Mike" Hedden (speaker), Abbie Link, Eleanor King.	Apr. 1964
87	Fall dinner, with Prof. Frank Thorolfson as speaker. Former McMaster choir members: Kay (Mundy) Brown, Pat Christianson, Marg (Begg) McLean with "Father T"; Nadia Jarvis, Don McAlpine.	1964
88.1	Annual Fall dinner: Betty Kennedy as speaker. Betty Kennedy, Marnie (not Gilmour) Fisher, Audrey Baker.	1965
88.2	Spring Meeting Toronto Alumnae. Lois Brown ’52, Eleanor King ’51, Abbie Loink ’47, and Joan Farrar ‘47	1965
89	Annual Fall dinner, honouring Dr. Marion Bates, Dean of Women. George Bryant, Helen Bryant, Eleanor King, Gean Johnston; Eleanor King, Mrs. Bates; Mrs. Bates, Elsie McCrimmon.	1966
90	Years 1936-1945 Group Meeting: unknown, Blanche and Bob McGregor; Ruth Levine, Bob Gillan, Ruth Levine, Blanche McGregor; Mildred Jefferson, Bill Coome, Phyllis Coome, Norm Jefferson; Norm Jefferson, Mildred Jefferson, Bill Coome, Phyllis Coome; Grace Chappell, ?; Hyl and Grace Chappell.	Dec. 1966
91	Annual Spring Meeting: Mae Morgan, Catherine Barrick, Anne Thompson, Lilah Coumans; Betty (Atkin) Sharp, Eleanor King, Abbie Link; Gean Johnston, Betty Bray, Madelene Blanchard; Georgina McGill, Muriel Brothers.	1967
92	Annual Fall Dinner: Nancy Lymburner, Mary Stock, Garee (Nash) Smith, Mary Roy, Grace Chappell; Pat Smye, Abbie Link, Glenne Growcock; Abbie Link, Betty Minke, Dr. John Evans (speaker); Glenne Growcock, Dr. John Evans; Abbie Link, Dr. John Evans, ?; Nancy Lymburner, Betty Minke, Dr. John Evans; Bessie Cooke, Elsie Mulholland, Alberta Udy, Ada Found, Georgina McGill; Mrs. John Evans, Norma Dailey, Marion Bridge.	Oct. 1967
93	Annual Meeting	Apr. 1969
94	Annual Fall dinner: Dennis Carson, speaker. Marjorie Kirkconnell, Sheila Scott, Dennis Carson, Marilyn Minardi; Marilyn Minardi, Nancy Johnston, Dennis Carson, Ruth Levine; Glenne Growcock, Marnie (Gilmour) Fisher, Mrs. A.B. McLay (almost hidden), Elizabeth Scarlett, Gwynneth Smith, June Husband. Rear table: Vera McKellar, Audrey Lang; Gwynneth Smith, June Husband, Jean Good, Mrs. A.B. McLay (behind), Muriel Simpson; Jean Good, Corinne Fox, Lois Brown.	1969
95	Persons largely unidentified	1969?
96	Annual Fall Dinner: Klaus Pringsheim, speaker. Hsu-ping Pringsheim, Vera McKellar, Jessie Hill; Hsu-ping and Klaus Pringsheim; Rika (Jonkman) Ansara, Barbara (Seibel) Botelho, Gwynneth Smith; Betty Minke, Tula Howard. Also a print with Cathy Hallman ‘61, Lyn Harlow ’60, unknown, and May Morgan ‘28	1970
97	Spring meeting: Gary Lautens '50, speaker. Garee (Nash) Smith, Dana Smith, Barbara Taylor, Julie (Racys) Pierce, George Taylor; Gary Jackson, Marguerite Jackson, Allison McPherson; Don Stuart, Jacky Lautens, Margaret Stuart, Gary Lautens; Les McAdam, Earl Deacon, Allan Leal; Nancy and Les Johnston, Elizabeth Scarlett; Gary Lautens speaking; Mary Roy, Betty Minke; The Bar.	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual
98	A reception for Dr. H.G. Thode as he retired as President of McMaster: Roll 1 (from lower right of proof sheet): 1) Sylvin DuVernet, Pete Hammill, Vera Nunn, Jack Nunn, Dr. Thode; 2&3) Russ Otter, May Otter, Larry Beare, Marg Black; 4) Bill Muir, Joyce Muir, Sam Danagh; 5) View of gathering; 6) Cam McAuliffe, Tom McAuliffe, Charles Farrauto; 7) Hyl Chappell, Ken McAdam, Barbara McAdam; 8&9) Ken McAdam, Barbara McAdam, Hyl Chappell. Lea Leckie; 10) ? Betty Sharp?, Ken McAdam, Barbara McAdam, Hyl Chappell, Lea Leckie; 11&12) Gean Johnston, Florence McKenney, Virginia Pollard. Roll 2 (from lower right of proof sheet): 1) Mrs. H. G. Thode, Jean Alkin; 2) Marie Mercer, Rev. Alfred Mercer, Tom McAuliffe; 3) Maria Tiefenbeck, Dennis Ord; 4) Marilyn Olson (partly hidden), Marg (Elliott) Manktelow, Hyl Chappell; 5) Jane (Bartlett) Brown, Bob Brown, Hyl Chappell; 6) Ruth Levine, Charles Farrauto, Rika (Jonkman) Ansara; 7) Barbara McAdam, Ron Dougherty, Betty Dougherty, Mrs. Thode; 8&9) Bob Fitzhenry, Peter Scargill, Jeanne Scargill, Pete Hamill, Lachlan McLachlan, Nicky Fitzhenry; 10) Arthur Dabald, Dr. Thode, Mrs. Dabald; 11) Dr. Thode, Les Vence, Lil Vence; 12) Sandy Hannaford, Dave Hannaford, Marg Black, Hyl Chappell. Roll 3 (from lower right of proof sheet): 1) Charles Farrauto, Jack Devitt, Marg Devitt, Mo Loton; 2) Marvin Nandell, Frances Nandell, Maria Tiefenbeck; 3-10) Presentation to Dr. Thode; 11&12, and 8x10" print): Mrs. Thode, Dr. Thode, Hyl Chappell, Grace Chappell.	Jun. 1972
99	Visit to McMaster Medical Centre (Health Sciences Centre). Joan Hall (tour guide); Elizabeth Scarlett, Gwynneth Smith, Judy Darragh, Irene Town, Eilene Cole, Linda Krokker, Norma Hamilton, Jane Brown.	1975
100	Annual Spring Dinner Meeting: Mayor David Crombie, speaker. Louilla Brayford, Mary Lou Simmons; Mayor Crombie speaking; -; David Crombie; Russ Otter; Les Prince. Others unidentified	1975
	Winnipeg Branch Alumni 1970
101	Alexander ('Al') Gaspar, Shirley (Sisetski) Stewart, John Stewart, Bob Storey.	1970
	Vancouver Alumni Branch 1970, 1972
102	Barbara (MacGougan) Conley; Jeff Thompson, Dave Galpin; Helen (Wellington) Roberts, Jean (McTavish) Smith; James L. Sloat; Ron Wickens and his wife; Al Smith, Mrs. Hutchinson and Prof. Andrew Hutchinson; Marshall Conley, Ernest Riemann, Owen Brown.	1970
103	Annual Spring Reunion: Al Smith, John A. Gordon, George Edwards; Jeff Thompson, Grace Fraser, Jean Smith.	1972
	Victoria Alumni Branch 1970, 1972
104	George Connor, Rupert Champion; Walter Balfour; Rupert Champion, Jack Bingham; Gladys (England) Connor, Norma (Ellison) Bingham; Blanche New, Gordon New.	1970
105	One group photograph with no identifications; Les Prince, Glenn Wall; Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Champion, Elizabeth Edwards.	1972
	Negatives Only
106	McMaster Marlins Hockey Champions in Kingston, ON	Mar. 1963
107	Scoreboard and Clock for Football Field. McMaster Marauder players: Cam Blinkie, Jerry Nays, Nick Forbes, Administrators: Jack Kennedy, Dennis Carson, Lloyd Swanwick and Al Smith.	1972

Box P03
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Grad’s Day 1967, 1969
1	Graduating class of 1917 50^th Anniversary: Front row: Roberta McLean, Florence Clark, Marion Mallory, Bessie Cooke, Olive Clark, Winnifred Rosewarne. Back Row: Stuart McLean, Pearce Rosewarne, Marg Hamilton, Evelyn Armstrong, Ibra Conners. For original contact prints see Box 8, E.11, Item 11-2	1967	[C. Percy Fell?]
2	Grad’s Day 1969. Persons in photographs identified in text in magazine.	1969	Tom Bochsler
3	Grad’s Day: Helen (Cook) Black ’42 at her 55^th reunion; MacKay Hall reunion, presumably the same day; President’s Garden Party (?)	35588
	Alumni from Various Faculties 1952-1975
4	Nursing: Presentation of Rings and Diplomas. One picture is in front of University Hall, the other in Convocation Hall. No identifications.	1952
5	Chemistry, General Motors corrosion test facility: James Siddall, Wardley D. McMaster.	1960
6	Arts/Phys Ed Reunion: Top Row: Lynn (Alexander) Fisher, Bonnie (Farr) Jefferies, Gale (McIntyre) Bale, Tammy (Korchak) Connors; Middle Row: Linda Rowe, Bev (Green) Stevenson, Susan (Richards) VanSickle; Cheryl (Bradley) Dunlop; Front Row: Anne Davies, Heather Gilmour, Dot Britt, Linda Colling.	1968
7	Organizational Meeting of the Business Alumni	1972	Tom Bochsler
8.1	Business Alumni: Identifications: 2&3) L to R: Jim Stewart, Paul DiSalvo, Prof. Jim Scott; 4&5) Anne Sarndal, Peter Aust; 7) unidentified; 8&9) Zoltan Simo, Les Vince, Waitress; 10&11) Bill Truscott, Ray Brown, Prof. Scott, Mare Brown; 12) Paul --, Martin O’Grady, Zoltan Simo, Les Vince.	1972
8.2	Presentation by members of Hamilton Branch Alumnae to Dean Sheila Scott: Jane Buchan, Eleanor Hodgson, Dean Scott, Mary Joan Corrin.
9	Nursing. First Henrietta Alderson Lecture, and Wine and Cheese Reception: Miss Alderson is identified	1975
	Alumni Travel 1976-1977
10	Mary Ellen Burville’s Trip to China	1976
11	Pictures of the S.S. Statendam. Three glossy prints have captions, but are without attribution, are probably purchased professional publicity prints	1977
	ART AND ART WORKS
	Art Creation in the Expanded Department 1965-1968
12.1	Professor George Wallace using the Department’s etching press	1965	Tom Bochsler
12.2	Students in a pottery class, unidentified	1966	Tom Bochsler
12.3	Pottery and etching classes	1966	Tom Bochsler
12.4	Drawing class and one of a pottery project. The potter is Jewel Foster.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.5	a. Whirligig structure b. view of an art class c. student working on clay sculpture	[n.d.]
12.6	Three paintings in an exhibition	[n.d.]
	Art Exhibits, Various Dates
13.1	Undated: Brydon Smith and John Becker looking at Anne Kahane’s sculpture, which was later stolen. See also Box 4, File 22-9	1961	Tom Bochsler
13.2	1961: Pat Christiansen	1961
13.3	Undated: the new University mace;	1968	Tom Bochsler
13.4	1963: ceramic sculpture class, Extension Department: Merie Dielemann, Mrs. W. G. MacAulay, Nellie Dielemann;	1963	Tom Bochsler
13.5	1963, same exhibition, with Mr. A. Peltomaa, instructor, and Mrs. F. Zdura;	1963	Tom Bochsler
13.6	1964: security guard	1964	Tom Bochsler
13.7	1967:Handicrafts by the Huicholes of Mexico, with Lt. Col. Oswaldo Ramos Vasconcelos, Prof. Pilar Martinez;	1967	Tom Bochsler
13.8	1973: Art Show in Gallery	1973
13.9	1974: Alumnae Club of Hamilton, with Isabel Page displaying crafts;	1974
13.10	Undated: Susan Schneider with her batik ‘Contemplation’ reflected in mirror with fabric hanging by Annette Françoise, ‘Birds in Flight’	[n.d.]
	Fine Arts Department
	History
14.1	1965. Prof. Paul Walton, Lecturer Bryan Mangrum. Mr. Walton is consulting one of more than 28000 slides; Mr. Mangrum consults a volume in the Rare Book Library.	1965	Tom Bochsler
14.2	Prof. Walton, Mr. Mangrum with students in the Art Library	1965	Tom Bochsler
14.3	Classics Department: Dr. A. G. MacKay and students with Greek red-figured urn.	1965
	Fine Arts Department
	Sculpture
15.1	Contact sheet of works by Prof. George Wallace; the figures are The Dead Christ, and Death with Flowers	[n.d.]
15.2	1973. Dedication of the E. Carey Fox Memorial: Man Releasing Eagles by Prof. George Wallace at the Arts Quadrangle between Chester New Hall and Togo Salmon Hall; 1) two prints with President Arthur N. Bourns addressing the audience; 2) the figure itself	1973	4 by Tom Bochsler
15.3	1967.Picture from Expo 67 in Montreal of Chimeric Figure by John Ivor Smith	1967	Montreal Visual Arts
15.3	Contact sheets showing installation of Chimeric Figure in the garden below the Arts Quadrangle	1968	Audio-Visual Dept., McMaster University
15.4	Installation and site of Chimeric Figure by John Ivor Smith.	1968	Audio-visual Dept., McMaster University
15.5	1967. Matte print of photograph of sculpture of Sir Frederick Banting by Frances Loring. Bust presently (2013) in Health Sciences Complex.	1967
15.6	Photographs of Seated Figure, irreverently called ‘Mother’ by undergraduates. It was situated behind Wentworth House, and as one picture shows, was often a site of repose. The other pictures show the sculptor and/or two others, the far right being Dean of Arts, Dr. A. W. Patrick.	[n.d.]	James C. Fish, Michael Burns Photography
15.7	Three negatives of Prof. Wallace’s Man Releasing Eagles.	[n.d.]
15.8	Negatives of Prof. Klaus Pringsheim, Jr. presenting a Japanese sword to Tom Morris, Director of the Extension Program.	1969
15.9	1973. Prints of Man Releasing Eagles by Prof. George Wallace. One shows it being admired by unidentified persons; the other is a high-contrast, almost abstract, image.	1973	Small print: Dr. Wood, Dept of Geography
	BUILDINGS ON CAMPUS
	Architectural Sketches and Photographs of Models of Proposed Buildings
16.1	Prints of existing campus buildings, both permanent and temporary (Drill Hall, H-huts, etc.) and proposed extensions to Men’s residence opposite Edwards Hall, and a possible ‘Alumni Memorial Athletic Complex East of the proposed residence. A large building is seen in the approximate position of Gilmour Hall. There is a large building opposite the Refectory and Wallingford Hall, and an extension to the Women’s residence in the position of Moulton Hall. A large chapel is proposed between University Hall and Hamilton Hall. However, funds from alumni did not materialize in the amounts necessary to build the chapel, and none of these pictured buildings is in the position or the shape of what was ultimately constructed.	1946-47	Superior Engravers
17.1	Winter scene with snowplow on tractor and Hamilton Hall and University Hall in the background.	[1931?]
17.2	1958. Architectural model of buildings from Hamilton Hall to Mills Library, with a possible concept of the ‘Arts and Administration’ building, and an addition to the front of University Hall	1958	Panda Photograph, Toronto
	Alumni Memorial Building
18.1	Alumni Memorial Hall, one picture from south, the other from southwest	1962	Tom Bochsler
18.2	Two views of front of Alumni Building in early spring.	1970
18.3	Contact sheet of 12 negatives showing Alumni Building.	1971	Audio-Visual Dept., McMaster University
18.4	Winter picture of Alumni Building, taken from University Hall	1968	Audio-Visual Dept., McMaster University
18.5	Great Hall, Alumni Building (now Faculty Club)	1983?	Ken Fredericks
18.6	4, b&w prints of the Moulton Window, presently located in the great Hall of the Alumni Bldg; it had been in University Hall, next to the Tower. Originally from the home of Senator Wm McMaster, it contains his personal crest, which became part of the McMaster coat of arms. The house later was used as Moulton College, hence the name of the window.	1972
	Science Structures
19.1	Model of the New McMaster Reactor	1957	Tom Bochsler
19.2	Architect’s proposal for exterior of Reactor, with caption	1957	Tom Bochsler
19.3	Drawing of ‘proposed new Medical Lab’.	1968
	Central Utilities Building
20.1	View of ‘old’ smokestack	1950s
20.2	View of both ‘old’ and ‘new’ smokestacks	1969	Tom Bochsler
20.3	Construction of the new smokestack.	1968	Audio-Visual Dept.
20.4	Late winter images of Central campus with two smokestacks, plus pictures of Woodstock Hall under construction and the Psychology Building	1970	G. Murray, McMaster
	Chester New Hall (Arts I)
21.1	Exterior of CNH; the building shell is up, and work is proceeding inside. There is no landscaping.	1965	Tom Bochsler
21.2	The printing shop in CNH. Persons unidentified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
21.3	Robinson Theatre, exterior and interior.	1965	James C. Fish
21.4	Exterior of Robinson Memorial Theatre.	1965
21.5	Student standing in archway, with CNH wing in the background.	1965
22.1	East-looking view of CNH steps, taken from the archway.	1974
22.2a	Students walking through the Arts Quadrangle.	1974	Tom Bochsler
22.2b	Students walking through the Arts Quadrangle.	1974	Audio-Visual Dept.
22.2c	Unidentified photos on contact print
22.3	‘Turning the Sod’ for Arts I: L to R: Hamilton Mayor Victor K. Copps, University President H. G. Thode, and Chancellor C. P. Fell ‘17	1964	Tom Bochsler
22.4	Beginning of work on new Arts Complex (Chester New Hall)./ L to R.: Dr. E. Togo Salmon, Mike Hedden, Chancellor C. P. Fell, President H. G. Thode, Mayor Victor K. Copps, three unidentified dignitaries.	1964	Tom Bochsler
	Central Campus
23.1	View from northwest of Central campus mall, showing flagpoles.	1970	Tom Bochsler
24.1a	Ground-level picture in early spring, or late autumn of large American Elm tree south of King Street, looking toward University Hall.	1954?
24.1b	Alumni Bldg is present, but not Physical Sciences. Tree is in good health.	1950-51
24.2	Colour snapshots of the dead American elm tree, showing south end of Engineering building, and TB 11, with person standing beside the tree.	1973
24.3	Northward view of Psychology Bldg and Medical Centre with new road access, with dying American Elm in foreground.	[c.1970]
24.4	Beginning removal of American Elm tree	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.5	Continuing removal of American Elm; Stages in the felling, and a cross-section of the lower trunk, with some decay in the centre. Cf. Box 3, File 24.8	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.6	Stages in the felling of the American Elm tree. Cf: Box 3, File 24.5	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.7	Sheet of contact prints from 2 ¼” square negatives, showing final stages of felling of American Elm.	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.8	Sheet of contact prints, showing variety of stages of removal of American Elm tree.	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.9	Contact sheet showing downed American Elm tree, and the equipment used.	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.10	The dying American Elm tree from a variety of angles. Also, images of SSC/ABB, and of “The Awakening” sculpture in front.	1973	Royal Botanical Gardens?
24.11	Contact print sheet showing installation of cross-section of base of trunk of American Elm tree in the foyer of the Life Sciences Bldg. Rob Gillies, technician, and Prof. John Lott check the varnish.	1973
24.12	Undated, poorly-fixed early print of dying elm	[c.1970]	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.13	View from archway between Edwards Hall and UH toward Physical (Burke) Sciences Bldg and Central Mall.	1970	Audio-Visual Dept.
24.14	View of Central campus from upper floor of Engineering Bldg. Winter view.	Before 1971
24.15	Contact prints with views of central campus after an ice storm. Also views of northern residence area, and President’s House.	1972
24.16	Views of addition to Mills Library, the Engineering Building, and Wentworth House	1969	McMaster
	Divinity College
25.1	Contact prints of exterior in late winter	1960-61
25.2	Interior shots of chapel and narthex. Irene Flett looks at the original cornerstone (1880) of McMaster Hall in the narthex; the interior of the chapel from three perspectives.	1960
25.3	Camelford Hall.	1960
25.4	Exterior of College. Picture from south. Taken before any landscaping was done.	1960
26.1	Undated. Photographs of architect’s sketches of existing features inside chapel.	1958	Audio-Visual; Tom Bochsler
27.1	Early photograph of Ambulatory of College, with Dr. G. P. Gilmour, University President, standing, and Rev. Dr. Harold Lang seated. There is no landscaping.	1960	Panda Photographs
27.2	Divinity College Archives, with Miss Ethelyn Harlow, Archivist	1963	Tom Bochsler
27.3	Arlene Wright, University Organist, at the Console of the Divinity College Keats organ	1965	Tom Bochsler
27.4	Dr. Ivan C. Morgan, Principal of the College, examines the 1734 communion chalice given to the College by Chancellor C.P. Fell.	1969	Tom Bochsler
	Drill Hall
28.1	Winter shot of back of Drill Hall.	1948	Joseph B. Martin
28.2	Small photos of front and rear of Drill Hall	1943
28.3	Undated, but before 1950. Fire Department Exercises at the rear of the Drill Hall.	1940s?	Superior Engravers
28.4	Drill Hall taken through the trees from the southwest.	[n.d.]
29.1	Construction of the Field House, from the Southeast	1957	Superior Engravers
	General Sciences Building
30.1a	Building exterior	1964	Tom Bochsler
30.1b	Building exterior	[n.d.]	James C. Fish
30.2	Construction of GSB	1962
	Gilmour Hall/The Bookstore
31.1	Artist’s sketch of Gilmour Hall; Dedication by Chancellor C. P. Fell of Dr. Gilmour’s portrait in foyer.	1963	Tom Bochsler
31.2	Interior of the Council Chambers	1968	Tom Bochsler
31.3	Contact prints of Gilmour Hall exterior showing steps leading down to Bookstore.	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
31.4	Students in Bookstore	1970	Audio-Visual Dept.
31.5	“The Inquiry” portrait	[c.1970]	Audio-Visual Dept.
31.6	Ann Lavelle in Bookstore; contact sheet of 35 mm negatives	1972
31.7	Contact sheet of pictures taken at Bookstore cash desk. Persons unidentified.	1974	Audio-Visual Dept.
31.8	Customers in the bookstore	1967	Audio-Visual Dept.
31.9	Bookstore personnel: Jean Sutherland, ’45, Barbara Hewitt, ’47, Catherine Beatty, ‘64	[c. 1968]	Tom Bochsler
31.10	Marian Engel ‘55 book signing in Bookstore. Picture of the author and a customer.	1968	Hamilton Spectator
31.11	Display of Esperanto books in Bookstore, with Paul Haeberlin and Vilma Eichholz, seated, with Mr. Ken Price, and Dr. John Mayer de Berncastle, Professor of Philosophy	1962	Tom Bochsler
31.12	Students in bookstore: Ron Polak, Vicki O’Connor; Cashier: Karen Radford	1968	Tom Bochsler
31.13	Bookstore during Summer School. Persons unidentified.	1968	Tom Bochsler
31.14	Bookstore. Students: Mike Moseley, Sandy Eastwood	1968	Tom Bochsler
31.15	Bookstore. Dr. G. G. Harrop, and Mrs. Gwen Bowie	1961	Tom Bochsler
31.16	Bookstore with students	1962	Tom Bochsler
31.17	Bookstore, with Mgr. Bill Floyd talking to a customer.	1966	James C. Fish
31.18	Bookstore Manager Bill Floyd with Dr. H. G. Thode, President.	1968	Tom Bochsler
31.19	Presentation of Booksellers’ Course Certificates by Prof. Wm McCallion to Barbara Hewitt ’47, June Kennedy, and John Hedgecock	1969	Tom Bochsler
31.20	Out of focus picture of customers in bookstore	1961	The Silhouette
31.21	Contact sheet of process of erection of the Bookstore Tent at the beginning of the term, to Expand the floor space for selling textbooks.	1968?
31.22	The Bookstore tent erected between Gilmour Hall and Mills Library	1971	Tom Bochsler
31.23	The bookstore in the basement of University Hall. Persons not identified	1946
31.24a	McMaster Bookstore in basement of University Hall. Persons unidentified	[c.1954]
31.24b	McMaster Bookstore in basement of University Hall, Jo Meeker ’53 on far right	[c.1954]	Powell Photo and Camera Shop
	The Research Greenhouse
32.1	Interior of greenhouse. Alex McCrory, Senior Greenhouse technician, and Dr. S. T. Bayley	1968	Tom Bochsler
32.2	Interior of greenhouse.	1968	Tom Bochsler
32.3	Showing Alex McCrory and others inside the greenhouse.	1970	G. Murray
32.4	Showing inside of greenhouse, Alex McCrory and an amaryllis; from one negative, an enlargement of him watering plants	1970	Audio-Visual Dept.
32.5	Alex McCrory with a camellia, the other, technician Peter Denee.	1973	Audio-Visual Dept.
	Hamilton Hall
33.1	Mounted picture of Hamilton Hall.	[c.1930]
33.2	‘Employment Board’ negative. Bulletin board in Hamilton Hall showing jobs available. During the Depression.	1930s
33.3	Winter picture of the front of Hamilton Hall.	1948	Joseph B. Martin
33.4	1974. Gathering in the Silhouette offices. Chuck Linton, Allan Stockwell and others.	1970s
33.5	1974. Eight prints of various interior views of Hamilton Hall.	1974
33.6	Undated. Student climbing stairwell in Hamilton Hall	[n.d.]
33.7	Hamilton Hall in winter.	1948	Superior Engravers
34.1	Front façade of Hamilton Hall on the west side, showing the sundial under a window, the sundial itself, a gargoyle, and a monkey.	[n.d.]
34.2	Undated. The front door of Hamilton Hall, and an adjacent window with gargoyles.	[n.d.]
34.3	Detail of scroll on Hamilton Hall.	[n.d.]
34.4	Sundial under window, and detail of gnomon.	[n.d.]
34.5	Detail of window over front door.	[n.d.]
34.6	Details of stone carvings: a lizard, and a chemical retort.	[n.d.].
	Hamilton Teachers’ College
35.1	Contact prints of ground level of front façade of Teachers’ College from the southwest	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.2	Enlargement of one of previous contact prints.	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.3	Front door of Teachers’ College; two views.	1955
35.4	Masters at the College: Miss R. I. McIlroy, Mr. Wm Hyder, and the Principal, Mr. John Londerville.	1955	Superior Engravers
	Health Sciences (HSC)
36.1	Aerial views from several directions of construction of Health Sciences Centre, one in colour.	1970	Photo/Story Canada, Ltd.
36.2	Aerial view from SW of completed shell of HSC; winter scene.	1971
36.3	Old Hamilton Art Gallery with HSC in the background.	1979
36.4	Night photograph of construction of HSC	1970	Carig, Zeidler & Strong Architects
36.5	Contact sheet of 35mm negatives: ground-level and elevated pictures of HSC across central campus.	1970s
36.6	Negative showing HSC under construction.	1970
36.7	Colour negative at ground level of HSC	[n.d.]
36.8	Health Sciences Library. Persons not identified.	1980s
37.1	1972. Dofasco Illustrated News issue with Captioned pictures of the new HSC	1972	Dofasco
38.1	45, 35 mm colour and b&w slides relating to the architects’ plans, proposals, models, and the actual building of the HSC	various
	“Hamilton College”
39.1	The coat of arms of Hamilton College. Hamilton College, created in 1948, consisted of all the Science disciplines. The coats of arms are seen from Burke Science Bldg. There is no heraldic description included.	1954
	John W. Hodgins Engineering Building
40.1	Newly-completed Engineering building, Exterior and interior.	1959
40.2	Front foyer of Engineering Bldg.	1959
40.3	Rear of Engineering Bldg.	1959
40.4	Two senior students in front foyer of Engineering Bldg. (Note: these students are not in Engineering; the first class graduated in 1961).	1959
41.1	1963. Night view of foyer of Engineering Bldg	1963	Kenlin Studio, Lindsay, ON
41.2	Undated. Ground-level photo of front of John W. Hodgins Engineering Bldg.	[n.d.]

Box P04
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Ivor Wynne Centre
1.1	View from top of Togo Salmon Hall of new Ivor Wynne Centre.	1966	Tom Bochsler
1.2	Ground-level photo of Ivor Wynne Centre. From SW.	1966	Tom Bochsler
1.3	Student concert in gym of Ivor Wynne Centre	1969	Tom Bochsler
1.4	Gymnasium of Ivor Wynne Centre	1966	Tom Bochsler
1.5	Contact prints from SW of 4x5” negative of Ivor Wynne Centre under construction.	1965
	Kenneth Taylor Hall (Arts III) (KTH)
2.1	Aerial photos: Construction of Kenneth Taylor Hall. Precise date: December 15.	1969
2.2	Aerial photos: Construction of Kenneth	1970
2.3	KTH from ground level.	1971	Tom Bochsler
2.4	Interior of study area in the Innis Library	1970s	Audio Visual Dept.
	Life Sciences Building (LSB)
3.1	Contact print sheet of official opening of LSB on September 14, and enlargement of one Image with Dr. Dennis McCalla, Dr. Stanley T. Bayley, Dr, H.G. Thode, and Dr. Sonneborn (University of Indiana)	1972
3.2	Cross-section of the American Elm felled in 1973, with Rob Gillies and Dr. John Lott of Biology. This picture is also present in Box 3, E. 24.	1974
	McMaster-Mohawk Education Centre
4.1	Mohawk College’s Information Centre on James Street South opposite the west end of Gore Park, next to Robinson’s Department Store.	[1970s?]	Carolyn Hale
4.2	Display of coins from Ancient Greece, Rome, and Pompeii, advertising a lecture series, and set up in the window of the old Birks Building on the south-east corner of James Street South and Gore Park (King Street) in Hamilton. Persons unidentified.	[n.d.]
	Nuclear Research Building (NRB) and the
	All 30, 8x10” prints were found in an album donated to the archives by Yvonne McNair in 1995. The text of the note accompanying the album is duplicated on Box 4, E.5. There are no negatives present.
5.1	Equipment in NRB	1952	Powell Photo
5.2	NRB Lab.	1952	Powell Photo
5.3	NRB taken from the East, approximately at the site of present Burke Sciences	1953	Powell Photo
5.4	NRB exterior from Northwest	1953
5.5	NRB exterior from Southwest.	1953	John Morris Studio
5.6	Equipment in NRB	1952	Powell Photo
5.7	NRB exterior from the West	1952	Powell Photo
5.8	Dr. Denis Shaw at the 21-foot grating Spectrograph	1952	Powell Photo
5.9	Ductwork in NRB and wall-mounted fire blanket.	1952	Powell Photo
5.10	Dr. Harry G. Thode	[1952]
5.11	Interior corridor of NRB,	[n.d.]
5.12	Exterior of NRB from Northeast	1952
5.13	Mountings of shelf brackets, NRB	1952
5.14	High polymer research laboratory used in synthetic rubber research program.	1952	Powell Photo
5.15	Exterior of NRB from Northwest in winter	1952	Powell Photo
5.16	NRB single-module lab housing 2, 90˚ mass spectrometers under controlled temperature and humidity conditions.	1952	Powell Photo
5.17	Large double-focusing mass spectrograph	1952	Powell Photo
5.18	Thin lens beta-ray spectrometer.	1952	Powell Photo
5.19	Micro-organic laboratory, equipped to serve those working in organic and biochemistry	1952	Powell Photo
5.20	Glass blowing.	1952	Powell Photo
5.21	Radiation counting laboratory (and weight room).	1952	Powell Photo
5.22	Studying the effect of isotope mass on organic chemical reaction rates.	1952	Powell Photo
5.23	Student machine shop.	1952	Powell Photo
5.24	Ceiling fixtures in NRB lab.	1952	Powell Photo
5.25	Biochemical research using Geiger probe.	1952	Powell Photo
5.26	Research machine shop, NRB.	1952	Powell Photo
5.27	Graduate reading room.	1952	Powell Photo
5.28	Weighing room.	1952	Powell Photo
5.29	Lab detail showing wall-mounting system for apparatus support in Chemistry in NRB	1952
5.30	Lab detail showing wall-mounting system for apparatus in Chemistry lab in NRB	1952
6.1	Exterior views of NRB from Southeast. Smaller buildings in background may be Construction huts for Physical Sciences	1953
7.1	Exterior shot of nuclear reactor and its connection to NRB.	1957-58
7.2	Interior of Nuclear Reactor structure	1959
7.3	Undated, but probably 1958. Probably persons looking over the reactor pool at the Cerenkov Effect	1958
	Physical Sciences/ Burke Sciences Building (BSB)
	Pictures taken at the opening of the building, and/or used in the McMaster News issue devoted to the opening.
8.1	Freshman Chemistry Lab.	1955	Superior Engravers
8.2	Undergraduate Physical Chemistry Lab	1955	Superior Engravers
8.3	Biochemistry Research Lab.	1955	Superior Engravers
8.4	Measurement Instruments	1955	Superior Engravers
8.5	Physics: Vibration-Proof Table	1955	Superior Engravers
8.6	Freshman Physics Lab	1955	Superior Engravers
8.7	Physics: Electrical Sub-Distribution Panel	1955	Superior Engravers
8.8	Physics: Storage and Work Unit. Published picture attached.	1955	Superior Engravers
8.9	Physics: Main Electrical Distribution Panel, front and rear.	1955	Superior Engravers
8.10	Physics: Batteries for Direct Current Supply.	1955	Superior Engravers
8.11	Physics: Solvent Storage Vault	1955	Superior Engravers
8.12	Physical Sciences: Ventilation Fans.	1955	Superior Engravers
8.13	Physics: Direct Current Distribution Panel	1954	Superior Engravers
8.14	Physics: Undergraduate Lab	1954	Superior Engravers
8.15	Undergraduate Chemistry Lab (see 8-1)	1954
8.16	Organic Chemistry Research Lab	1955
8.17	Organic Chemistry Lab with fume hoods	1955
8.18	Undergraduate Physical Chemistry Lab	1955
8.19	Chemistry Research Lab	1955
8.20	Senior-Level Undergraduate Chemistry Lab	1955
8.21	Senior-Level Undergraduate Chemistry Lab	1955
8.22	Lecture Room 102	1955	Superior Engravers
	Physical Sciences – Science Library and General Views
9.1	Dr. H. G. Thode’s Office	1955	Superior Engravers
9.2	Photographic Dark Room	1955	Superior Engravers
9.3	Walk-In Fume Cabinet	1955	Superior Engravers
9.4	Science Library, Periodicals Section	1955	Superior Engravers
9.5	Science Library, Circulation Desk	1955	Superior Engravers
9.6	Science Library, Main Reading Room	1955	Superior Engravers
9.7	Addition to Science Library	1962	Tom Bochsler
9.8	Physical Sciences Building Systems	1954	Superior Engravers
9.9	Physical Sciences Building Main Corridor.	1955	Superior Engravers
9.10	Physical Sciences Planetarium, with Mr. Wm. McCallion, Mrs. C. D. Gibson, and Mrs. A. C. Hewson	1960	Tom Bochsler
9.11	Dr. Samuel Kirkwood, Mr. Donald M. Fawcett beside a fume hood in the Chemistry Lab.	1954	Superior Engravers
9.12	Dr. R. P. Graham in his office.	1955	Superior Engravers
9.13	Undated, but probably 1955. Chemistry Departmental office.	1955	Superior Engravers
9.14	Physical Sciences (Burke Sciences) lab; unidentified student	1954	Superior Engravers
9.15	Cliff James in a Chemistry Lab, Physical Sciences Bldg (Burke Sciences)	1954	Superior Engravers
	Physical Sciences Building. Miscellaneous.
10.1	Photograph of Architect’s (Souter and Associates) elevation of proposed Physical Sciences Building.	1953
10.2	Aerial Photograph of Physical Sciences Building	1964	McMaster Information Office
10.3	Colour print of front entry to Physical Sciences Building	1954
10.4	Colour print of architect’s drawing of building	1953
10.5	Front entrance to Physical Sciences Building	1954	Superior Engravers
10.6	Photograph from East, showing entire length of Physical Sciences Building.	1955	Superior Engravers
10.7	Front entrance to Physical Sciences Building	1973	McMaster Dept. of Information Publications
10.8	Front entrance of Physical Sciences Bldg	1955
10.9	Low shot at upward angle along front of Physical Sciences Bldg.	1955
10.10	Central bas-relief sculpture over main entrance of Physical Sciences Bldg, honouring Frederick Soddy (1877-1956) at left, and Joseph Priestley (1733-1804).	[c.1956]
10.11	Front entrance of Physical Sciences Bldg. showing completed sculptures over the doors	[c. 1957]	Tom Bochsler
10.12	Flagpoles in front of Physical Sciences Bldg.	1970	Tom Bochsler
10.13	Front Entrance of Burke Sciences Bldg, with information sign	[c. 1976]	Tom Bochsler
10.14	Front entrance to Physical Sciences Bldg/ Burke Sciences Bldg, with students	1976	Tom Bochsler
10.15	Physical Sciences Bldg. No sculptures present	1955
10.16	New front façade of Physical Sciences Bldg., with person on steps	1955
10.17	Negative of front entrance of Physical Sciences Bldg	1955
10.18	Students descending front stairs from Main floor of Physical Sciences Bldg	[c.1960]
10.19	View of upper staircase in Physical Sciences Bldg.	1955
10.20	Exterior views of the new Physical Sciences Building	1954	Superior Engravers
	The ‘Rec Hut’
11.1	Temporary buildings north of Edwards Hall which were erected during WWII. The building on the left, by 1952, housed the Geography Department, and contained a lecture hall. The central building was The Rec (Recreation) Hut, with a bowling alley in the north wing. The third building was ‘The Shambles’, and was a men’s residence.	1952
11.2	Interior view of the south wing of the Rec Hut. The player piano was the gift of Dr. M. Blanche Marshall (Blanche Edy, 1908).	Early 1950s after 1951
11.3	Interior view of the South wing of the Rec Hut.	[1951?]
	The Toronto Years
12.1	Print of sketch of McMaster Hall by E.E. Deane	[n.d.]
12.1a	Tinted lithograph postcard of McMaster Hall with attached chapel. Before 1911	[c. 1905]
12.2	The dining room in McMaster Hall.	[n.d.]
12.3	Common room, McMaster Hall.	[n.d.]
12.4	Physics Lab. The Professor at the rear of the room is Dr. Wilson Smith, who was Professor of Biology for many years. The first year of his tenure (1899), he also taught Physics, as the usual Professor (McKay) was on sabbatical.	[c.1899]
12.5	Probably the front porch of Moulton College, the former home of Senator and Mrs. (Susan Moulton) McMaster. The house was given to McMaster University, and was a boarding school for women until it closed in 1954.	[n.d.]
12.6	Students with housemother Mrs. McCrae. Probably 190 St. George St., then called ‘Wallingford Hall’ The building was used as a women’s residence during this time. Picture taken outside the front of the house.	[c.1920]
12.7	Copy of a very early photograph of Women students on the front porch of 190 St. George St (Wallingford Hall) in Toronto.	[c.1910]
12.8	Architectural ‘map’ of location of McMaster in its move to Hamilton.	1920s
12.9	Colourized postcard of the McMaster campus with part of the Sunken Garden.; one is postdated 1945	1930s
	Residences – Hamilton Years (1930ff)
13.1	The President’s House	[n.d.]
13.2	Edwards Hall. Photograph with caption, “Edwards Hall-Men’s Residence. Capacity 90 men”.	1930s
13.3	Action at Edwards Hall.	[n.d.]
13.4	Open House at Edwards Hall	[c.1960]
13.5	Three unrelated negatives involving Edwards Hall. One is an exterior shot of Edwards and University Hall, another of a student room, presumably in Edwards, and a third photo, possibly of the same room, with its occupant dressed in a bathrobe.	[n.d.]
13.6	Eleanor McKay House, Dundas. Used as women’s residence until 1959.	1949	Superior Engravers
13.7	Wallingford Hall front, showing more or less shading depending upon growth of adjacent shrubbery.	1950-1960s
13.8	Wallingford Hall Common Room	1960s
14.1	Moulton Hall, exterior, taken from Southwest.	1961	Tom Bochsler
14.2a	Moulton Hall, interior of double room,	1961	Tom Bochsler
14.2b	Moulton Hall, interior of single room, Kay Mundy on right.	1961	Tom Bochsler
14.3	Moulton Hall, interior, showing closets and drawers, with Carol Talbot and Ann Helson	1961	Tom Bochsler
14.4	Moulton Hall games room	1961	Tom Bochsler
14.5	Moulton Hall student at work	1965	James C. Fish
14.6	Aerial photograph of McKay Hall, with Whidden Hall in the background	[n.d.]	Tom Bochsler
14.7	Exterior of Whidden Hall	1961	Tom Bochsler
14.8	Walkway passing Whidden Hall	[1970s]
14.9	Exterior and interior shots of McKay Hall	1970
14.10	Exterior shot of Brandon Hall	[n.d.]
14.11	Exterior shots of Matthews Hall.	1967	Tom Bochsler
14.12	Interior of Commons Bldg, staircase.	1967	Tom Bochsler
14.13	Interiors of at least two women’s residences. Wallingford common room #s 5-8, and McKay Hall	After 1970	Tom Bochsler
14.14	Interior of McKay Hall	After 1970	Tom Bochsler
14.15	Activity inside residences, and the Commons Bldg.	After 1970
14.16	Exterior and interior of Bates Hall	1973
	Senior Sciences Complex (SSC)/ Arthur Bourns Building (ABB)
15.1	Eight views of Architect’s Model of proposed Senior Sciences Building (Wm. F. Souter and Associates). A view from the top of the model is numbered to show the various departments.	1965	Cunningham and Reid, Ltd
15.2	Dr. Howard Petch, Principal of Hamilton College, and Dr. H.G. Thode, President of the University, examining the model of the new building	1965	Cunningham and Reid, Ltd
15.3	Same persons and situation as 15-2; 90 degree change of angle.	1965	Cunningham and Reid, Ltd
15.4	View of architect’s model from high southerly angle. As 15-1, but different series	1965
	SSC/ABB Various
16.1	Beautiful b&w exterior picture of SSC shown from far side of Cootes Drive, showing temporary buildings and west side of building. The cloud effects are spectacular	[n.d.]
16.2	Sculpture “The Awakening” outside the Senior Sciences Complex.	1969	Tom Bochsler
16.3	Installation of “The Awakening” sculpture. In front of Senior Sciences Complex	1969	Tom Bochsler
16.4	SSC Lounge.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
16.5	Chemistry Lab, with student, professor, and laser	1968	Tom Bochsler
16.6	Exterior of SSC/ABB.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
16.7	Photo from SW of exterior front of SSC/ABB	[c.1968]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
16.8	Aerial view from SE of front and side of SSC/ABB. Contact print	1969
16.9	Front of SSC/ABB from various perspectives	[c.1970]
16.10	Exterior of SSC/ABB	1971	Tom Bochsler
	Togo Salmon Hall (Arts II) (TSH)
17.1	McMaster University Art Gallery with, L to R: Barry Morrison, Curator; Prof. Ezio Cappadocia, and Mrs Cappadocia	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.2	Undated, but approximately 1970. People on the Steps leading to Togo Salmon Hall. Two sets of 3 contact prints, and enlargement of two of the negatives	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
17.3	The quadrangle outside Togo Salmon Hall, in the summer.	[1970s]	Tom Bochsler
17.4	Prof. Hal Freeman in the new language lab	1968
17.5	Night view of entry to the School of Social Work	[c.1972]
17.6	Sorel Etrog’s bronze figure “Mother and Child”, being viewed by Gloria Pinder	1969	Tom Bochsler
17.7	Students in carrels of new language lab in Arts II (Togo Salmon Hall.	1967	Tom Bochsler
	University Hall (UH) – Exterior of Building
18.1	University Hall under construction, and showing Edwards Hall behind.	1929	Empress Graphics, Inc.
18.2	Front of University Hall. Original label read: “University Hall about 1930.”	1930
18.3	Artist’s concept of “The New McMaster” which never materialized because there was not enough money donated to build the illustrated large chapel.	1946
18.4	University Hall and Tower, with signposts.	[c.1952]	Hamilton Spectator
18.5	Looking northward along University Avenue from King Street.	[1957?]	Tom Bochsler
18.6	Looking south toward University Tower; a tree obscures the Hall itself.	[1957?]	Tom Bochsler
18.7	University Hall from the southeast	1954
18.8	University Hall from southwest; three Pictures, one with a passing car.	1950s
18.9	Fronts of Hamilton Hall and University Hall from southwest.	1950s	Hamilton Spectator
18.10	Tower of University Hall from southeast, with parking lot in foreground.	1950s	Tom Bochsler
18.11	University Hall and Tower with new Gilmour Hall seen on right. Winter shot.	1962	Tom Bochsler
18.12	University Hall and Tower from top floor of Gilmour Hall adjacent.	1964	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
18.13	Contact sheet of three negatives of front of University Hall from distant southwest	1964	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept. (Jack Whorwood)
18.14	Views of University Hall from various perspectives.	1962	Tom Bochsler
18.15	University Hall and Gilmour Hall from near southwest.	Mid-1960s
18.16	Various perspectives of front of University Hall.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
18.17	Tower of University Hall from south of steps of Gilmour Hall.	1970	James C. Fish
18.18	Two perspectives of the Tower and University Hall from the southeast	1970s
18.19	Artists’ conceptions of part of University Hall, Gilmour Hall, and CNH. Two interpretations	after 1965	Tom Bochsler/unidentified
18.20	University Hall Tower, with cars parked in front.	[c.1965]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
18.21	Contact prints of University Hall and Tower, with tree masking Gilmour Hall. Also, light-struck ivy on the Tower.	1974	Tom Bochsler
18.22	Photo of passageway behind Tower of University Hall from Chester New Hall	[n.d.]	James C. Fish
18.23	Picture from Engineering Bldg (roof?) of University Hall, with Gilmour Hall under construction	1961
18.24	East end of University Hall, covered with ivy. Odd photo, printed on high-contrast paper.	[c.1950]
18.25	Mid-1960s. Front, from SW, of University Hall with Gilmour Hall attached	[c. 1965]
	University Hall – People and Detailed Photos
19.1	Summer school. Studying on the lawn.	[n.d.]	Tom Bochsler
19.2	Contact prints of University Hall and Tower from the southwest; students in Foreground	[n.d.]
19.3	View through a tree of Forecourt of Physical Sciences Bldg, University Hall and central campus	1970s	Tom Bochsler
19.4	Central campus with students, with University Hall, the Tower, Gilmour Hall and Chester New Hall in background.	1970s	Albert Bochsler
19.5	Cornerstone of University Hall	1948	Maurice Williams
19.6	Students on lawn in front of University Hall.	[1960s]
19.7	Gate between University Hall and Edwards Hall.	[n.d.]
19.8	‘Atmospheric’ night photo of portico under Tower.	1947
19.9	Front steps and entrance to University Hall.	[1940s?]
19.10	Undated, but early. Decorative gate to front door	[1940s?]
19.11	University Hall and Central Campus from South. One-lane walkway from corner King and University in toward University Hall. A structure seems to lie between University Hall and Hamilton Hall	1930s
19.12	Students on walk to East of Edwards Hall, showing the wall of Convocation Hall and the arch of the tower, with crosswalk	1970s
19.13	Postcard photo of bust of Senator McMaster in alcove on main floor of University Hall.	Before 1961
19.14	Student on lawn of Mall, wearing frosh beanie, but McMaster jacket with crest.	[c.1955]
19.15	Tower and steps of University Hall. Estimate of date based on absence of Gilmour Hall to East.	[1950s]
19.16	Stone carvings inside and on the exterior of University Hall. Some prints have handwritten notes on the back.	[n.d.]
19.17	Helen McLennan in Convocation Hall, which had been designated as the Rare Book Room at that time. She is examining McMaster’s then oldest book.	1968	Tom Bochsler
19.18	View of arch with students, taken from the East.	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
19.19	Buildings with reflections in meltwater on the mall: Burke Science, University Hall, Divinity College. Two views of HSC in last stages of construction.	1970-71
	University Hall. An Event in Convocation Hall
20.1	Debate. The person at the podium is Murray Ford (later The Rev. Dr.) B. A. ’48, B. D. ‘51.	Before 1951
	University Hall – Language Lab
21.1	Prof. Hal A. Freeman, left, Dr. Louis J. Shein, and Dr. Arthur W. Patrick inspecting the console of the new University Hall language lab	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.2	Dr. Karl Denner at the console where he can listen to and speak to any individual in the class.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.3	Mr. Earle Hampel and Dr. David Griffiths playing a recorded lesson in the language lab.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.4	Photo taken at same time as 21-3 of Mr. Hampel and Dr. Griffiths	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.5	Three proof prints of Prof. H.A. Freeman, Dr. L.J. Shein and Dean A.W. Patrick at the console of the new language lab. Cf. 21-1	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.6	Same personnel as 21-1, 21-5.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.7	Prof. H.A. Freeman seated at console of language lab; Dean A. W. Patrick standing.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.8	Prof. Freeman with the class.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.9	Students in the carrels of the language lab. Extension class?	[1960s, after 1961]	B. Grant
	Wentworth House (1960-2013), the original Student Centre
22.1	Rear of newly-completed building, pictured from east.	1961	Tom Bochsler
22.2	View from North of building, with pavement and landscaping	1986	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept. (Ian Matheson)
22.3	Views across the rear of Wentworth House (with graffiti). One print, from the SW corner, shows Chester New Hall. Two others show Life Sciences Bldg under construction.	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
22.4	View from NW of front corner of Wentworth House.	1961	Tom Bochsler
22.5a	Views from front foyer of Wentworth House overlooking the steps.	1962	Tom Bochsler
22.5b	Views from front foyer of Wentworth House overlooking the steps.	1970	Anonymous
22.6	A meeting room in Wentworth House.	[1960s]	Phil Aggus
22.7	Lounge and ‘Library’ area in Wentworth House.	1961	Tom Bochsler
22.8	The Coffee Shop in Wentworth House	1965	James C. Fish
22.9	Artwork purchased for Wentworth House: sculpture “Winter” by Anne Kahane. Examining it are Brydon Smith, Chair of the Student Centre Art Committee, and John A. Becker, Warden See also Box 3, File 13-1	1961	Tom Bochsler
	Slides of Buildings (35 mm)
Sheet 1
23.1	Whidden Hall, Men’s Residence	1961
23.2	Power Plant	1972
23.3	Power Plant (duplicate)	1972
23.4	Undated. Brandon Hall	[n.d.]
23.5	Undated. Mills Library with large addition	[n.d.]
23.6	“The Awakening” sculpture at SSC/ABB	1969
23.7	Front of SSC/ABB from West	1969
23.8	Rear of SSC/ABB from Northwest	1969
23.9	‘Temporary’ H-Hut N of Edwards Hall	1950s
23.10	“Chimeric Figure” south of CNH	1968
23.11	Hamilton Hall from Physical Sciences	1964
23.12	Hamilton Hall from Physical Sciences	1964
23.13	Mills Library front desk.	[1970s]
23.14	Mills Library reference desk(?)	[n.d.]
23.15	Mills Library sans addition	[1967?]
23.16	Mills Library (duplicate)	[1967?]
23.17	Mills Library exterior from SW	1971
23.18	Mills Library from West	1950s
23.19	Art Gallery	[n.d.]
23.20	Edwards Hall Men’s Residence	1964
Sheet 2
23.21	Commons Entrance Exterior	[n.d.]
23.22	Alumni Memorial Bldg	1984
23.23	SSC/ABB from South	[1970s]
23.24	End of Brandon Hall from South	[n.d.]
23.25	Divinity College Ambulatory	[n.d.]
23.26	View of Mills with Bookstore Tent	1971
23.27	Arts Quadrangle	1971	Tom Bochsler
23.28	Reactor Interior	1959
23.29	Reactor Interior	1959
23.30	Reactor Interior	1959
23.31	Linear Accelerator	[n.d.]
23.32	Metallurgy Furnace	[n.d.]
23.33	Checking the computer.	[1970s]
23.34	Model of buildings, perhaps residences.	[n.d.]
23.35a-c	Exterior of [Engineering Bldg from the back?]	1969
23.35d-e	Exterior John Hodgins Engineering Bldg. front	1969
23.35f-g	Mill Library Addition	1969
23.35h-i	Wentworth House north side	1969
23.35j-l	Mills Library from Wentworth House	1969
23-36	Mills Library Extension. Cf. 23-5.	1985	Jack Whorwood
23-37	Audrey Lawrence studying in Mills Library	1960
23-38	Students leaving the new Mills Memorial Library	1951
	The Arms of McMaster University: Carvings
24.1	Lectern with coat of arms carved in the oak pedestal. Convocation Hall.	1987
24.2	Coat of arms carved in oak frieze. Site unknown.	[n.d.]
24.3	McMaster coat of arms at The University of Queensland, Australia	[1980s]
	Parking on Campus
25.1	Views of the corner of Forsyth and Sterling Streets before installation of Parking Kiosks on the campus area in the middle of Sterling St.	1968	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
25.2	Campus view of Sterling St. after installation of Parking Kiosks. View from SW, in front of Wentworth House.	1970	Tom Bochsler
25.3	View of North parking lot from Brandon Hall, across tennis courts	1970	Tom Bochsler
25.4	Campus shuttle bus going over Cootes Drive Bridge to Lots 6 and 7.	1970	Tom Bochsler
25.5	Parking areas 6 and 7, from SW, with Engineering Lab in background.	1970	Tom Bochsler

Box P05
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Biochemistry
1.1	Experimental lab procedure. Person Unidentified. Picture was used in pamphlet for the Growth Fund.	1963	McMaster Dept. of Information and Publications
1.2	Two investigators with microscope.	1963	McMaster Dept. of Information and Publications
1.3	Checking two flasks. No other information	1963	McMaster Dept. of Information and Publications
1.4	Setting up an experiment. No other information.	1962	Tom Bochsler
1.5	The old laboratory quarters of the Department.	1969
1.6	Experiments, probably in the old laboratory quarters. No other information	1969
1.7	Undated, but late 1960s. Senior-level undergraduate seminar. Persons are unidentified.	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
	Biology and Life Sciences
2.1	Dr N. W. Radforth and student in Botany Lab. Not in Hamilton Hall; it may be in an H-hut	[c.1947]	Lloyd Bloom
2.2	Ilona Kombrink making microscope slides in the Histology lab in Hamilton Hall.	1959	Tom Bochsler
2.3	Margaret Moule dissecting a catfish in Dr. P.F. Nace’s lab in Hamilton Hall.	1959	Tom Bochsler
2.4	1: Student looking through an early 20^th C microscope; 2: two students possibly in the Animal Physiology lab	[1940s]	No credit
2.5	Cell Biology/Biophysics lab in the new Life Sciences Building. Nine are of a technician at a high-speed centrifuge; the other three are in the lab, showing a graduate student at work.	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
2.6	Sheet of 12 contact prints from same lab as 2-5. One enlargement of technician at a largemachine	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
2.7	Dr. Al D. Dingle at the ultramicrotome, preparing specimens for the electron microscope.	[1972?]
2.8	Prof. I “François” Takahashi adjusting a vacuum pump.	[1960s]
	Chemistry
3.1	Students in Chemistry lab.	[n.d.]
3.2	“Shell Oil Fellowship” showing a variety of styles of research.	1970
3.3	An undergraduate lab class..	1970
3.4	Anna Majorins in a 4^th Yr. ChemistryLab, and an unidentified student in other pictures	[n.d.]
3.5	Anna Majorins at retort stand apparatus	[n.d.]
3.6	Same day as 3-4 and 3-5. Same unidentified student in Yr. IV Chemistry lab	[n.d.]
3.7	Unidentified students in Chemistry lab.	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
3.8	Pictures labeled ‘Chemistry’, but are at most a research lab Physical Chemistry style with several large electronic instruments.	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
3.9	Research lab in Chemistry; Dr. Crispin Calvo listens to a graduate student; photos of apparatus.	[1960s]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
3.10	Unidentified student looking at bright Light (no goggles); print is labeled “Chemistry”.	1968	Tom Bochsler
3.11	Students in Chemistry lab.	1968	Tom Bochsler
3.12	Unidentified students in Chemistry lab, possibly Year I.	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
3.13	Student at an old microscope in a Chemistry lab.	[n.d.]
3.14	Unidentified personnel in Chemistry lab.	[1969?]
3.15	Unidentified students in Chemistry labs.	[1969?]
3.16	Unidentified students in Chemistry labs.	[1969?]
3.17	Unidentified students in Chemistry lab.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
3.18	Students in Balance Room of Chemistry Dept. Picture with attached caption.	1955	Superior Engravers
	Engineering and Metallurgy
4.1	Engineering Open House.	[n.d.]
4.2	Unidentified researchers in lab.	[n.d.]
4.3	Dr. Brian Latto of Mechanical Engineering, at the polymer flume.	1968	Tom Bochsler
4.4	Dr. Brian Latto, and unidentified colleague at the polymer flume.	1968	Tom Bochsler
4.5	Dr. Brian Latto at the polymer flume.	1968	Tom Bochsler
4.6	Metallurgical specimen preparation using a sledge microtome.	1959	Tom Bochsler
4.7	Caption: “Two students in the Metallurgy and Materials Science course remove a sample from a small furnace to be analyzed as part of their studies”.	[c.1959]	Tom Bochsler
4.8	Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer in Metallurgy and Materials Science.	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
4.9	Research Lab in Metallurgy.	1962	Tom Bochsler
4.10	Metallurgy lab; Dr. J. S. Kirkaldy at right	1959	Tom Bochsler
4.11	Metallurgy lab, small furnace.	1958	Tom Bochsler
4.12	Dr. J.S. Kirkaldy and technician in Metallurgy lab.	1957	Tom Bochsler
4.13	Student polishing specimen on diamond wheel.	[c.1957?]	Phil Aggus
4.14	Engineering Physics; students with Dr. A. A. Harms (seated).	1970	Tom Bochsler
4.15	Student at retort stand; Chemical Engineering.	[n.d.]
4.16	Dr. H.E. Petch and Dr. J. S. Kirkaldy in Metallurgy lab.	1957	Tom Bochsler
4.17	Dr. H.E. Petch polishing a metallurgical specimen. In his right hand he holds a flask containing a slurry of fine abrasive.	1957	Tom Bochsler
4.18	Sequence of pictures in Metallurgy of a Technician removing a specimen from a furnace, collecting it from the crucible, and examining it using a projection microscope.	1957	Tom Bochsler
4.19	Technician using a vertical-axis milling machine.	[after 1958]
	Physics
5.1	Nuclear Physics: Robert Wanless, glassblower, creating a sample container for a mass spectrometer. Promotional photograph for the Hamilton College Foundation Fund.	1950	Phil Aggus
5.2	Entitled “Applied Math and Theoretical Physics”, but the student/technician is seated at a scanning electron microscope.	[c.1970]
5.3	A neutron physics experiment being conducted by a graduate student.	[n.d.]
5.4	Overhead shot of Nuclear Physics lab possibly in the reactor or Nuclear Research Bldg.	[c.1960s]
5.6	Nuclear Physics research lab. Unidentified graduate student.	1962	Tom Bochsler
	Psychology
6.1	PhD student John Bartlett and technician Judy Cook in research lab.	1962	Tom Bochsler
6.2	Graduate student Bruno Kohn watching an experimental pigeon whose brain impulses are being recorded electronically. Caption included.	1961	Tom Bochsler
6.3	Interior shots of the old quarters of Psychology.	1968
	Classroom Views/Lecture Halls
7.1	Prof. Klaus Pringsheim delivering a lecture to a group of amused summer students, despite the handicap of a broken leg. Three views.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.2	Students at drafting tables in Engineering. With attached caption.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.3	Seminar in Physics	[n.d.]
7.4	Music master class with Franzpeter Goebels as guest lecturer.	1972
7.5	Physical Sciences Bldg lecture rooms, showing seating arrangements.	1955	Superior Engravers
7.6	1. Library Theatre in Mills Memorial Library used as lecture room. 2. Research Collections Reading Room in Mills Library, 3^rd Floor.	[c. 1958]
7.7	Physical Sciences Auditorium used for a Faculty Meeting. The speaker is Chuck Linton, then University Registrar.	1962	Tom Bochsler
7.8	Seminar room in Togo Salmon Hall (Arts II)	1965	James C. Fish
7.9	Lecture theatre in Chester New Hall (Arts I).	1966	Tom Bochsler
7.10	Lecture hall set up for televising lectures for closed circuit use. Possibly early 1970s.	[n.d.]
7.11	Faculty of Business lecture room with provision for audiovisual presentations.	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.12	Medical lecture room.	1969	Tom Bochsler
7.13	Official opening of Arts I (Chester New Hall). Ted Ambrose (R) accepts the key from Wm Cooper (L) of Cooper Construction	1966	Tom Bochsler
7.14	Chancellor Argue Martin speaks at the opening of six new buildings: Commons, General Sciences, Physical Education Centre, Matthews Hall, McKay Hall	1966	Tom Bochsler
7.15	Opening of Commons Building. L to R: Bill Chillman (Contractor), Douglas Kyles (Architect), Ted Ambrose (Board Chair)	1966	Tom Bochsler
7.16	1965. Arts I (Chester New Hall) under construction	1965	James C. Fish
	Campus Clubs/Organizations
8.1	“The Mikado” performance by the Operatic Society at Westdale Collegiate.	1960
8.2	Rehearsal break for Kurt Weill’s “Down in the Valley”. Louise (Marshall) Barber, Alex Whitla, Gail Rusnell. Operatic Society.	1961
8.3	Operatic Society performance: “Iolanthe”.	1948
8.4	Operatic Society’s production of “HMS Pinafore.”	1947
8.5	Operatic Society production of “The Mikado,” performed at Westdale Auditorium. Prior to 1950.	[n.d.]
8.6	German Club. Christmas meeting?	[197-]
8.7	Judo Club. Tony Artna, Jim McLaughlin, Al Lastovica.	1960
8.8	German Club; three students up against a wall topped with barbed wire.	[n.d.]
8.9	Steppenwolf concert. Unknown location	[n.d.]
8.10	Joy Gerry and Marlene Putman modeling. The new McMaster trainee nurses’ uniforms	1960	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
8.11	The McMaster University Choir in rehearsal, being conducted by ‘Father T.’, Professor Frank Thorolfson	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept. (G. Murray)
8.12	Music Dept. string class being televised under the tutorial eye of Dr. Lee Hepner	1969
8.13	Members of the PolEcon Club on the front steps of University Hall. Late 1940s, or early 1950s.	[n.d.]
8.14	Performance of “Trial by Jury”	1947
8.15	Foreign students’ gathering	[n.d.]	James C. Fish
8.16	“McMaster Board Room Meeting”	1948	Superior Engravers
8.17	McMaster Operatic Society’s “The Pirates of Penzance” L to R: David Taylor, Willa Ruth Harwood, Laura Chappell, John Clark, Art McDowell	1949	Lloyd Bloom
8.18	The McMaster Marching Band on a very wet day for a football game.	[n.d.]
8.19	Senate Meeting, perhaps in the Ivor Wynne gymnasium. Looking at camera is Gordon Vichert; at the microphone [Dave Hitchcock, ’62?]. Undated, but late 1960s, early 1970s.	[n.d.]	Hamilton Spectator
8.20	McMaster University Radio using CHML equipment. Joan Ledger speaks with Paul Hanover, and three presumptive, unidentified broadcasters take instruction.	1961	Tom Bochsler
8.21	Putting together “The Summer Sun” newspaper: John Menemy, and Ted Johnston	1960
8.22	“Science Club” picture taken on the front steps of University Hall.	[c. 1945]
	Campus Views – Students Around Campus
9.1	Male student relaxing on the grass. Summer school.	1960
9.2	Two nuns, summer school students, strolling away from the camera.	1960
9.3	Collection of money to support the Civil Rights Movement in Selma, Alabama	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.4	Pat Dececchi and Steve Kelman seated on low wall outside the Ivor Wynne Centre.	1966	Tom Bochsler
9.5	Summer school; lunch at Wentworth House: L to R: Ferdinanda van Gennip, Sue Harries, Maria Kupcikas, Kathy Martin	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.6	Summer school. The front steps of Gilmour Hall. L to R: Marianne Fiorini, Marina Trutwin, Liz Gasko, Valerie Woodworth	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.7	Summer School. Peter Wingfield on the lawn in front of Physical Sciences Bldg.	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.8	Summer School. L to R: Bart Crashley, Glenna and Roy Bullock in front of Mills Library.	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.9	Students walking past temporary buildings between Gilmour Hall and the Arts quadrangle.	1970	Tom Bochsler
9.10	Students walking around campus. December.	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
9.11	Duplicates of 9.10	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
9.12	Duplicates of 9.10	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
9.13	Studying for exams. Candid photos on campus. Early-spring.	1971	Albert Bochsler
9.14	Cheryl Smith (Anthro. III) securing her bike.	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
10.1	Summer school candid photos.	1970-71
10.2	Campus scenes. Persons unidentified. October, 1973.	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
10.3	Two students in archway between Edwards Hall and University Hall.	1973
10.4	Candid campus shots around University Hall and Gilmour Hall, in the snow. January, 1970.	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
10.5	Winter views of campus and students.	[1971/2]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
10.6	Candid photos of students.	[197-]
10.7	Leaving University Hall. Person unidentified	[197-]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
10.8	Persons entering Gilmour Hall.	[197-]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
10.9	Candid summer picture of two unidentified students in the Arts Quadrangle.	[197-]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
10.10	Candid summer picture of two students in the Arts Quadrangle	[197-]
10.11	Campus views from SW both at ground level and at the level of the roof of the Engineering Building. After 1972.	[n.d.]
10.12	Negative of photo of a mural(?) near the corner of a wall, showing a fanciful image of a human standing on a globe, arms outstretched with Bohrian atomic models spinning off into space. Maybe 1940s.	[n.d.]
	Community Relations – Outreach, etc.
11.1	Student Liaison: student counselling. a) Student talking to Liz McCormick. b) Student talking to Liz McCormick and Carol (Jefferson) Goodrow.	1975
12.1	Alumni Fund Gift. Cathode Ray Monitors for Engineering.	1976
13.1	Science and Engineering Open House.	1977
14.1	Open House for High School Students. Students and McMaster Faculty/Administration from a variety of Departments. Persons identified on individual photos.	1968	Tom Bochsler
15.1	Continuing Education. A tour of Dundurn Castle.	1977
15.2	Continuing Education: Swimming and Dance Classes. Nos: 50 – Prof. James Siddall and daughter Jill; 52- Dance Class; 51 – Kathy Kreisel and Sarah Paul at poolside; 53 – Susan Taylor instructing; 65 – Dance Class.	1969	Tom Bochsler
15.3	Continuing Education: School of Physical Education’s Summer Sports/Fitness School for Children.	1977
15.4	Continuing Education: Adult Education	[n.d.]
16.1	Secondary School Relations. Summer school teachers’ workshop on community resources. The only person identified is Doug Allaby ’43, who was in the McMaster Administration.	1958	Tom Bochsler
16.2	Secondary School Relations. McMaster Goes to Hill Park Secondary School. 1) Prof. Wm. McCallion demonstrates a small planetarium, 2) Prof. Lloyd G. Reeds of Geography studies a map of Canada with a group of students .	1957	Tom Bochsler
16.3	Secondary School Relations. Students from Pauline Johnson High School in Brantford (at least) are at McMaster being addressed by Dr. R. P. Graham of Chemistry.	1958	Tom Bochsler
16.4	Secondary School Relations. The same high school group as in 16-3 being addressed by Bob Clarke of the Maroon Key Society in the Great Hall of the Alumni Bldg.	1958	Tom Bochsler
16.5	Secondary School Relations. Three high school students spent five days at McMaster in Metallurgy and Materials Science.	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
16.6	Secondary School Relations. L to R: Peter Hill (Associate Registrar), Elizabeth McCormick and Ken Roberts, Liaison Officers.	1973
16.7	Secondary School Relations. Latin Convention for High School Students. One enlargement shows Dr. Donald W. Shepherd, with high school student Todd Burley as Cyclops.	1973
16.8	Secondary School Relations. High school students visit to campus; one enlargement of an unidentified student.	[197-]
16.9	Secondary School Relations. Meeting of teachers in Alumni Memorial Great Hall	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
17.1	Secondary School Relations. Hamilton Science Fair, April, 1967 at McMaster Athletic Centre. Items 1-12 are all at this fair. This picture is an overview of the exhibits from the balcony of the main gymnasium.	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.2	Theresa Perli from Kitchener adjusting a condenser	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.3	Helen Sowa	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.4	David Miles, Dundas	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.5	Janet E. Hauser, Preston	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.6	Ronald Wardell, Oakville	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.7	Doug Dungavell, Brantford, Joan Leitch, Hamilton, with T. rex friend.	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.8	Tom McClelland, Brantford, and Mayor Vic Copps of Hamilton.	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.9	John Powers from Preston, on right.	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.10	Judy Dennis, Hamilton, Louise Scott, Hamilton, and probably erroneous identification of male as Richard Reble (unlikely that a high school student would be wearing a Mac jacket).	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.11	David Dayler, Hamilton	1967	Tom Bochsler
17.12	At left, Ugis Ziemelis, Hamilton	1967	Tom Bochsler
18.1	Secondary School Relations. Hamilton Science Fair, Spring, 1968, at McMaster Athletic Centre. Items 1-13 are all at this fair. This picture shows the opening ceremonies, with exhibitors in the main gymnasium being addressed by Vic Copps, Mayor of Hamilton.	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.2	Opening ceremonies; the speaker is Chuck Linton, McMaster Registrar	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.3	Opening Ceremonies.	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.4	David Gallino, Richard Kusmirski	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.5	Hildegard Wagner, Janet Groh, Charlotte Danard, all from Preston High School, talking to John Powers from St. Jerome’s High School in Kitchener	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.6	Exhibitor Catherine Laing, from Burlington, answering questions	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.7	Carole Duncan, Saltfleet High School.	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.8	Gary Seibel from Sherwood Heights, Grade 11, Electronics	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.9	Donna St. Louis, Brantford, Grade 10	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.10	Edward Callway, Hillfield College, Grade 9.	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.11	Keith Salisbury, Nelson High School, Burlington, with Red-tailed Hawk	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.12	Keith Salisbury and his Red-tailed Hawk	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.13	Joanne Millar of Hamilton	1968	Hamilton Spectator
19.1	Secondary School Relations. Hamilton Science Fair, Spring, 1969. Items 1-4 are all at this fair. This picture is of Prof. A. D. Dingle speaking to Donna Cressman from Preston High School	1969	Tom Bochsler
19.2	John Power, St. Jerome’s High School, Kitchener.	1969	Tom Bochsler
19.3	Gary MacKay, Westmount Secondary School.	1969	Tom Bochsler
19.4	Keith Cowman, Ancaster High School	1969	Tom Bochsler
19.5	Letter from the Bochsler studios with details of each of the above photographs: exhibit number, student’s name, title of project, and student’s high school.	1969	Tom and Al Bochsler
19.6	Secondary School Relations, Hamilton Science Fair. Student project on waste Management. Student unidentified	1973
20.1	Television Education Programs. Music. A credit course in Music over Television was Offered, with Prof. Frank Thorolfson providing the lectures. All items 1-5 are related to the development of the course.	1962	Tom Bochsler
20.2	Prof. Thorolfson at the keyboard. Picture taken at the same time as 20-1. Caption included	1962	Tom Bochsler
20.3	Ron Keast and Prof Frank Thorolfson in discussion.	1962	Tom Bochsler
20.4	Prof. Frank Thorolfson at the blackboard. Picture with caption	1962	Tom Bochsler
20.5	Contact prints from which Items 1-4 were taken	1962	Tom Bochsler
21.1	For-credit TV Programming at McMaster. This Pictures are of a discussion in the studio. Persons unidentified	1960	Tom Bochsler
21.2	Prof. Herman Kleerekoper introducing Biology 1x6.	1960	Tom Bochsler
21.3	Dr. Kleerekoper doing basic cell biology	1960	Tom Bochsler
21.4	Dr. Valerie Aimer and graduate student Al Cousins doing basic physiology experiment. Caption included.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.5	Joan Halpin with Biology textbook for the TV course.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.6	Presentation by Prof. Wm. McCallion, Director of Extension Studies to unknown recipient, with Dr. Kleerekoper looking on.	1961	Tom Bochsler
21.7	Panel discussion includes Prof. A. G. McKay (Classics), Prof. Geo. Wallace (Fine Arts), unknown, and Prof. E. Togo Salmon (Classics/Ancient History). Second image of Prof. Salmon alone.	1963	Tom Bochsler
21.8	TV Lecture in Arts 104 to a class of Students. Lecturer: Prof. Newbigging of Psychology. Picture taken from projection booth?	[n.d.]	R. Ende
21.9	Televised lecture in Arts 104. John Mayer de Berncastle delivering Philosophy lecture. Picture taken from floor level.	1966	Tom Bochsler
21.10	Closed circuit TV system for lecturing	[196-]
21.11	Audiovisual TV control console.	[n.d.]
21.12	TV tape editing	[c.1967]
21.13	TV tape dubbing	[c.1970]
21.14	Audio repair	[c.1970]
21.15	TV studio in Senior Sciences Bldg	1971
21.16	Taping of panel discussion with Whidden Lecturer Milton Babbitt, the audience and unknown other participants.	[1972?]

Box P06
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Construction on Campus - Trenches and Tunnelling
1.1	Trenching and piping.	1968	W. Luxon
2.1	Trenches and piping in central campus in front of Social Sciences; all taken from elevated viewpoint	1968	W. Luxon
3.1	Trenches, large piping and piping tunnel in central campus, in front of Sr. Sciences, University and Hamilton Halls. Taken from an elevated perspective.	1968	W. Luxon
4.1	Tree planting on central campus near Sr. Sciences.	1968	W. Luxon
5.1	Trenches and pedestrian access to Sr. Sciences and central campus. Taken at ground level.	1968	W. Luxon
6.1	Trenches and pedestrian access on central campus in area of Sr. Sciences and Engineering. Taken at ground level.	1968	W. Luxon
7.1	Slipform chimney construction at the Physical Plant.	1968	W. Luxon
8.1	C. H. B. chiller pipes in the Physical Plant	1969	W. Luxon
8.2	Trenching operation from SE for Library extension, with backhoe. Library extension construction in the background.	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.3	Completed trench with pipes being laid. Mills Library (but not the new extension) in background	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.4	Trench, looking northward from Main Street toward central campus	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.5	Trenching between Hamilton Hall and University Hall.	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.6	Swinging a length of sewage drain into a trench – picture from the bottom of the trench.	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.7	Laying sewer tile and pouring concrete after a heavy rain.	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.8	Taking a rest from trenching. Cynthia Venables and Rufus Bayley walk under the arm of a backhoe.	1968	Tom Bochsler
	Original Campus Buildings. See also Box 4, File 18
9.1a	Construction of Refectory, with Wallingford Hall in the background.	1929
9.1b	Interior view of the main dining room, set for a banquet	[n.d.]
9.2	Last stages of construction of Edwards Hall, and scaffolding for the archway and University Hall.	1929
9.3	University Hall under construction, with Edwards Hall in the background.	1929
9.4	The Bunyan Memorial Window in Convocation Hall (University Hall). Installed in Con Hall in 1929 to commemorate the 300^th birthday of John Bunyan. Three written descriptions included.	1929	Pringle and Booth Ltd., Toronto
9.5	Late-winter picture of University Hall and Hamilton Hall from SW with straggly evergreens in the foreground.	[c. 1930]
9.6	Looking westward from the top of Mills Memorial Library, showing Hamilton Hall, the original greenhouse, the Refectory, Wallingford Hall, and the army H-Hut that was used as a women’s residence (West Wallingford).	[c. 1950]
9.7	University Hall Tower.	[c. 1950]
9.8	The northeast corner of Edwards Hall and the three army H-Huts erected early in WWII	[c. 1945]
9.9	Now Box 4, 18-24. View of University Tower
9.10	University Hall and Gilmour Hall.	1962	Tom Bochsler
9.11	University Hall and Mills Memorial Library, showing construction underway for both Gilmour Hall and the Divinity College (far right). Photo probably taken from the top of the new Engineering building under construction.	1959
9.12	View of University Hall and Mills Memorial Library showing completed Gilmour Hall and Divinity College structures, with Wentworth House in the background. Taken from the NW corner of Burke Science.	1960/1	Tom Bochsler
9.13	Parking adjacent to University Hall and Mills Memorial Library at night, and in the winter. 1) Directing traffic in front of University Hall, 2) The University parking lot in the snow, at night, 3) Parking lot behind Mills Memorial Library	1957-58	Tom Bochsler
9.14	The academic faces sculptured on the East and West sides of the front entrance to University Hall.	[n.d.]
9.15	Slightly o/f print of the backs of library books. Caption on the Back says “Old Library”.	[193?]	Superior Engravers
	Nuclear Research Building (NRB)
10.1	Nuclear Research Building under construction.	1950
10.2	Photo of control apparatus of some sort of chemical or physical process. Photo probably not taken at McMaster (see flooring and French-language signs). Chalk River?	[c.1957]	Service Photo du C.E.A. (Atomic Energy Commission)
	Nuclear Reactor Construction
11.1	McMaster campus showing the future location of the reactor.	1956	Tom Bochsler
11.2	Early excavations for the reactor basement.	1957	Tom Bochsler
11.3	Construction equipment arriving on site.	1957	Tom Bochsler
11.4	Inside the construction office.	1957	Tom Bochsler
11.5	Pouring concrete for the reactor walls.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.6	Filling the buckets with concrete for the reactor walls.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.7	Framing and scaffolding inside the reactor.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.8	Workmen beside the reactor pool area, during the pouring of concrete.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.9	Bucket	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.10	The bucket and the crane	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.11	The reactor walls climb higher. Access ports on the north side of the reactor. Elevated shot from NW, atop the Nuclear Research Building.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.12	Similar to 11-11; elevated shot.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.13	Excavations for the reactor basement, with a load of incoming I-beams.	1957	Tom Bochsler
11.14	Internal shell of the reactor. Addition to NRB seen as scaffolding in the rear.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.15	Pouring concrete for the reactor.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.16	Closer shot of the pour from the bucket seen in 11-15.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.17	Wiring the reactor	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.18	Scaffolding for the outer shell of the reactor.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.19	Framing for the roof of the nuclear reactor.	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.20	Scaffolding for the pouring of the upper walls and roof of the reactor.	1958
11.21	Later stages of building the reactor; concrete forms for walls, rebar on the roof, detailed examination of to wall forms, and a picture of the almost-complete reactor with the NRB in front of it.	1958
11.22	Lead cask containing reactor fuel rods, being checked for radioactivity before being accepted at McMaster.	1964	Tom Bochsler
	Divinity College
12.1	Construction of the bell tower on the Divinity College	1960
12.2	West end of chapel, with bell tower under construction	1960	Tom Bochsler
12.3	Div College under construction, showing chapel scaffolding. Larger print is an earlier example.	1959
	Engineering Building
13.1	Aerial photo from SE showing almost-completed reactor, and foundations for the Engineering Bldg.	1958	Tom Bochsler
13.2	Aerial photo from S on the same day as 13-1 of the foundations of the Engineering Building	1958	Tom Bochsler
13.3	Engineering Building under construction	1958	Tom Bochsler
13.4	“Proof of engraving sent to Mrs. Mitchell” Shot of front of Engineering Bldg from SE.	1959
13.5	Entrance to John Hodgins Engineering	1959	Tom Bochsler
	Mills Library Expansion
14.1	Pouring concrete at the Mills Memorial Library expansion. Water pipes in foreground.	1963	Tom Bochsler
14.2	Scaffolding and forms for Mills Memorial Library expansion.	1963	Tom Bochsler
	Ivor Wynne Centre
15.1	Looking over the plans for the Ivor Wynne Centre: Al Smith, Ivor Wynne, and Vern Gibb	1964	Tom Bochsler
15.2	Steel structural elements going into place.	1964	Tom Bochsler
15.3	Looking at the poured concrete beams in the roof from rather close…	1965	Tom Bochsler
15.4	Sheet of contact prints of construction of the addition to the Ivor Wynne Centre	1972
15.5	Contact print sheet showing construction of the Ivor Wynne Centre	1972
	Residences
16.1	Excavation for Moulton Hall. Wallingford Hall and Hamilton Hall in the background.	1960
16.2	Structural work proceeding on the front of Moulton Hall	1960
16.3	Early construction of Whidden Hall.	1960
16.4	Construction of McKay Hall, with original H-hut north of Edwards Hall (on left). Whidden Hall is complete. Picture taken from roof or top floor of TSH.	1965	James C. Fish
	Applied Dynamics Lab
17.1	Exterior of rear of Applied Dynamics Lab nearing completion	1968	Tom Bochsler
17.2	1968. Front of lab after some landscaping. The building lacks any identifying features later added.	1968	Tom Bochsler
	Psychology Building
18.1	Excavation for foundations for Psychology building. John Hodgins Engineering building in background.	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.2	Some concrete poured in Psychology building; rebar in place for another pouring.	1968	Tom Bochsler
18.3	Beginning structural steel work for upper stories of the Psychology building. Several cranes on various portions of campus as well.	1968	Tom Bochsler
	Senior Sciences
19.1	Exterior construction nearing completion. Rear elevation from NE, with Teachers’ College building at far left	1967	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
19.2	Joe Ruggi of Pilkington Glass installing a door.	1967	Tom Bochsler
19.3	Aerial view: Installation of “The Awakening” in the courtyard at the back of Sr. Sciences. In the background, the new Psychology building still is surrounded by construction debris, and TB-13 for use as a temporary medical lab structure has been constructed.	1969	Tom Bochsler
19.4	Ground-level view of installation of “The Awakening”	1969	Tom Bochsler
	Gilmour Hall
	See also material in Box 16 on the details of construction of the building, and the opening. Also see Box 6, File 24-b.
20.1	1959. Evening photo from the top of Mills Memorial Library of scaffolding for “The New Arts and Administration Building”, i.e. Gilmour Hall	1959
20.2	1959. Partially complete exterior structure of Gilmour Hall	1959	Tom Bochsler
20.3	1959. Building forms and pouring concrete for Gilmour Hall	1959
20.4	1959. Exterior of Gilmour Hall almost complete, with construction debris still evident.	1959
	Chester New Hall/Arts I
21.1	Murray Luscombe contemplating the sign announcing the construction of the ‘Arts Addition’ which became CNH.	1964	Tom Bochsler
21.2	Early construction of Chester New Hall. The field house is in the background beside the football field.	1964
	Construction- Miscellaneous
22.1	Excavation on the west side of Hwy. 102 (Cootes Drive).	1968	Tom Bochsler
22.2	Small backhoe on the lawn in front of Mills Library. Has caption from McMaster News attached.	1963	Tom Bochsler
22.3	Larry Fleming and Lindsay Cummins, Maintenance electricians, working outside Wallingford Hall	1967	Tom Bochsler
22.4	Cootes Drive overpass under construction.	1968	Tom Bochsler
22.5	TB-13 being built as a Preliminary Medical Lab before Health Sciences was constructed. The Psychology building is under construction in the background, and tunneling and trenching are proceeding in the foreground.	1968	Tom Bochsler
22.6	View from SE of TB-13; the negatives of 22-5 and 22-6 are consecutive, but the tunneling is not evident in this photograph, although the construction on the Psychology building is.	1968	Tom Bochsler
22.7	Winter on campus: hockey in front of the Engineering building, Ivor Wynne Centre with snow, and KTH under construction.	1970/1	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
22.8	John A. Becker, Warden of the Student Centre, checking the construction of Wentworth House	1960	Tom Bochsler
22.9	General Sciences building under construction. Some concrete has been poured, and new forms are being built. Caption included.	1963	Tom Bochsler
	Health Sciences
23.1	Helicopter air-lifting individual vent silencers onto the roof of HSC. Details written on the enlargements.	1973
23.2	Helicopter air-lifting individual vent silencers onto the roof of HSC.	1973
23.3	Helicopter air-lifting roof vent silencers onto HSC.	1973
23.4	Marilyn Smith and Karen Bridge looking at the Sunken Garden which has been announced as the site of the new Health Sciences Complex.	1968	Tom Bochsler
23.5	Excavations begun for the foundation of the Health Sciences complex.	1968	Tom Bochsler
23.6	Steel framework for HSC with temporary subfloor materials being lifted in.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
	Construction – Health Sciences, 35 mm slides
24a-1	Aerial photograph of campus from E, showing completed Health Sciences Centre. Construction proceeding on parking lots on W side of Cootes Drive.	1970s	Tom Bochsler
24a-2	Cartoon: “Up to date on Campus” showing rolls of drawings in a worker’s arms.	[n.d.]
24a-3	Upward photo of HSC façade with some scaffolding, and some steelwork along with completed shell sections	1969
24a-4	Four unnumbered slides of tower crane in winter during construction of HSC. One slide advertises “Health Sciences Centre” and shows the green hoarding around the site. Pictures all taken on the same day.	1969
24a-5	Earliest construction excavations for HSC. The pictures are largely of the backhoe. Early autumn, 1968.	1968
24a-6	Three slides showing general excavation of the foundation of HSC, with one marking the site of a wall foundation.	1968/9
24a-7	Excavation during winter of HSC foundations and initial construction of lower storey (Level 2) of the building.	1969
24a-8	McMaster Coat of Arms. [See Box 14, Envelope 7, Item 7-5 for prints.]	[n.d.]
24a-9	Aerial photograph from SW of campus, showing incomplete buildings and construction huts	c. 1929
24a-10	View from road of the sunken garden	1968
24a-11	View from South end of the sunken garden	1968
24a-12	Tower from Divinity College corner, showing steps of Gilmour Hall	[c. 1970]
24a-13	[King St. end of the Engineering Building?]	[c. 1965]
24a-14	The bridge over Cootes Drive	[n.d.]
	Tandem Accelerator
24a-15	Tandem accelerator main unit under construction in General Sciences Bldg.	1968
24a-16	Tandem accelerator control panels.	1968
24a-17	People at an art exhibit.	[n.d.]
24a-18	Road Race.	[n.d.]
24a-19	E. T. Clarke Centre	[n.d.]
	Construction - Gilmour Hall
24b-1	Sod turning for ‘Arts and Administration’ Building. With spades in hand: Dr. G. P. Gilmour, Expansion Fund Chair George Wilcox, and Hamilton Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson,	1958	Tom Bochsler
24b-2	Sod turning for ‘Arts and Administration’ building; spades in action: L to R: Dr. G. P. Gilmour, Hamilton Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson, and Expansion Fund Chair George Wilcox. Next to Mr. Wilcox is Elven Bengough, long-time Registrar of McMaster.	1958	Tom Bochsler
24b-3	Artist’s sketches of interior and exterior of proposed lecture theatre in the ‘Arts and Administration’ building. The sketches were never turned into reality.	1958
24b-4	Artist’s sketches a) of proposed theatre attached to the rear a possible ‘Arts and Administration’ building. It was never built as drawn. b) Sketch of ‘front side’ largely as built	1958
24b-5	Early excavation of ‘East Extension, University Hall’. Photo from May 14.	1959
24b-6	May 20 photos from the NW of foundation wall forms for the ‘East Extension, University Hall’	1959
24b-7	June 2 photos showing some completed pours for the foundations of ‘East Extension, University Hall’, and other sections yet to be poured.	1959
24b-8	September 1. Concrete pours continue on the second and third floors of ‘East Extension to University Hall’. Photographer in a cherry-picker?	1959
24b-9	October 21. Concrete still being poured in some areas, facing stone being applied to the front of the building, and the addition of a construction hut on the south side of the ‘East Extension of University Hall’. Pictures taken from several heights.	1959
24b-10	November 26 photos. Concrete pouring has been completed, facing stone has been applied, and the Council Chambers are constructed. 1953 Cadillac in the foreground of one picture; it appears in an earlier picture as well.	1959
24b-11	November 29 photos. Windows being installed on the west and south-facing sides of the ‘East Extension of University Hall’, but the building is still largely unenclosed. There is snow on the ground	1959
24b-12	The dedication ceremony for the naming of Gilmour Hall. Looking at the plaque are Dr. G. P. Gilmour, retired President; Mr. C. P. Fell ’17, Chancellor; and Dr. H. G. Thode, President. This is probably the last official photograph of Dr. Gilmour, who died before it was published in the McMaster News.	1963	Tom Bochsler
	CONVOCATIONS
25.1	Fall Convocation	1945
26.1	Fall Convocation	1946
26.2	Convocation. Back Row, L to R: Dean Harold S. Stewart, Chancellor George Peel Gilmour, Chancellor Emeritus Howard Primrose Whidden, Dean of Science Charles Eldred Burke. Front Row L to R: H. H. Champ, Honorary Graduand (L.L.D.); Albert Matthews, Chair, Bd. of Governors; Dr David A. Keys, Honorary Graduand (D. Sc.)	1947	Superior Engravers
27.1	Convocation pictures. Partial identification: Dr. H. S. Armstrong, Chancellor E. Carey Fox, and President George P. Gilmour are all in the photos.	[c. 1950]	[Superior Engravers?]
28.1	Prof. Lois Tupper with WLTS graduates from the Divinity College: Back Row: Orra Henan, Lillian May Dunning, Miss Tupper, Stella Gavreluk, Evelyn Tiffin. Front Row: Elinor Louise McIlroy, Christina Covert, Edith Phyllis Eckersley, Margaret Jane Somerville	1951
28.2	Convocation procession mounting the steps of University Hall	[c. 1951]	Lloyd Bloom
28.3	Arts and Science Convocation, Chancellor’s Party. Chancellor E. Carey Fox’s last Convocation. Front Row, L. to R.: Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson ‘08; Mr. Justice Roy L. Kellock ‘15, Chancellor Elect; Dr. Elwood S. Moore, Honorary Graduand (L.L.D.); Chancellor Fox; Dr. W.W. Grave, Honorary Graduand (L.L.D.); Mr. Frank Sherman; Principal of Hamilton College, Harry G. Thode. Back Row, L. to R.: Dean of Theology N. H. Parker; Prof. and Bedel Clement H. Stearn; Dean of Arts A. W. Patrick; Dean of Science H. S. Armstrong; Commodore E. F. Adams; Brigadier G. E. R. Smith, President George P. Gilmour; Group Capt. D. E. Annan; Lt. C. M. Comba; Capt. C. W. Turton	1955	Superior Engravers
28.4	Chancellor’s Party, Divinity Convocation. L to R: President George P. Gilmour; Dean Herbert S. Armstrong; Rev. Paul Chodat, Hon. D.D. Graduand; Dean Arthur W. Patrick; Chancellor E. Carey Fox; Principal Harry G. Thode of Hamilton College; Honorary D. D. Graduand Rev. Dixon Burns; Rev. Thomas B. McDormand; ?; Dean Emeritus H.S. Stewart; Dean of Theology N. H. Parker; Prof. Lois Tupper	1955	Superior Engravers
28.5	Chancellor’s Party, Fall Convocation. Installation of Mr. Justice Roy L. Kellock ’15 as the new Chancellor, with honorary degrees conferred on the Prime Minister, and Mayor Jackson. Front Row, L. to R.: President George P. Gilmour; Mr. C. Percy Fell; Hon Louis P. Breithaupt, Lieut. Governor of Ontario and Honorary Graduand in 1953; Chancellor Kellock; Rt. Hon. Prime Minister Louis S. St. Laurent; Dr. Lloyd D. Jackson. Back Row, L to R: Rev. Harold Lewis, of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec; Dr. A. B. B. Moore; Dean A. W. Patrick; Col. R. R. Labatt; Bedel Dr. C. H. Stearn; Principal H. G. Thode; Dean N. H. Parker, Maj Gen. J. V. Young; Dean H. S. Armstrong	1955	Superior Engravers
29.1	Article from The Hamilton Spectator, with photographs, of Spring Convocation.	1956
29.2	Chancellor’s Party, Spring Convocation. Front Row: Dean N. H. Parker (Divinity College), Mr. J. V. Young, Dr. H. F. Hall (Honorary Degree), President G. P. Gilmour, Mr. C. P. Fell, Mayor of Hamilton Lloyd D. Jackson (Honorary Degree), Harry A. Willis. Back Row: Capt. B. F. Caldwell, Lt. Col. E. G. Dobson, Fl. Lt. R. E. Jones, Air Commodore W. W. Brown, Commander (and Professor) A. B. McLay, Dr. C. H. Stearn, Rev. P.P.W. Ziemann, Dean of Arts A. W. Patrick, Prof. W. J. McCallion, Principal of Hamilton College H. G. Thode, Prof. G. C. Haddow, Dean of Science H. S. Armstrong	1956	Superior Engravers
30.1	Chancellor’s Party, Fall Convocation. Front Row: Mr. J. V. Young, Hon. Grad. ? Walter Palmer Thompson; Chancellor Roy L. KellockHo. Grad. ?Christopher Kelk Ingold; unidentified. Back Row: Dr. H.G. Thode, Dr. A. W. Patrick, unknown, President G. P. Gilmour, Dr. N. H. Parker, Dr. H.S. Armstrong, Dr. F. W. Waters (Bedel).	1957
30.2	Four of the most recent graduates, unidentified	1957	Tom Bochsler
30.3	Chancellor’s Party, Spring Convocation. Front Row: Controller Ada Pritchard, President G. P. Gilmour, Dr. C. P. Fell, Chancellor R. L. Kellock, Dr. A. M. Zimmerman (Honorary graduand), Mr. J. V. Young, D. P. P. W. Ziemann. Back Row: Dr. H. S. Armstrong, Air Commodore W. W. Brown, Principal H. G. Thode, Dean N. H. Parker, Prof. Wm. McCallion, Brigadier M. S. Dunn, Major (and Professor) L. E. Hampel, Commander J. H. Curtis, Commander (and Professor) A. B. McLay, Dr. F. W. Waters (Bedel), Dean A. W. Patrick, Prof. G. C. Haddow, Squadron Ldr W. D. MacClement, Mr. C. W. H. Linton (Registrar).	1957	Superior Engravers
30.4	Spring Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party reaching the steps of the stage in the Drill Hall. Controller Ada Pritchard about to ascend, followed by University faculty.	1957	Tom Bochsler
31.1	Arts and Science Spring Convocation. Chancellor’s Party. Front Row: H. G. Hilton, Dr. D. L. Thomson (Honorary graduand), Chancellor R. L. Kellock, President G. P. Gilmour, Principal H. G. Thode, Mr. H. P. Frid. Back Row: Lt. Col. J. P. Browne, Capt. A. F. Pickard, Capt. (and Professor) L. E. Hampel, Air Commodore W. W. Brown, Prof. W. J. McCallion, Dean H. S. Armstrong, Mayor L. D. Jackson, Commander (Professor and Bedel) A. B. McLay, Dean N. H. Parker, Dr. A. N. Bourns, Prof. G. C. Haddow, Dean J. W. Hodgins, Registrar C. W. H. Linton, Prof. W. D. MacClement.	1958	Superior Engravers
31.2	Divinity Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party. Front Row: Rev. A. E. Cameron (Honorary graduand); Dean N. H. Parker; Chancellor Roy L. Kellock; Rev. Evan M. Whidden (Honorary graduand). Back Row: President G. P. Gilmour; Rev. Ron Harmer; Rev. Sanford (Sandy) McClung; Rev. Dr. P. P. W. Ziemann	1958
31.3	Fall Convocation. Duncan T. Norman, L. L. D. receiving his honorary degree from Chancellor R. L. Kellock; Registrar C.W.H. Linton holds the hood.	1958	Tom Bochsler
31.4	Dr. Duncan T. Norman addressing convocation	1958	Tom Bochsler
31.5	Fall Convocation. The academic procession reaches the front seas of the auditorium. Honorary graduand Duncan T. Norman is seen beside Dr. H. G. Thode.	1958	Tom Bochsler
32.1	Series of envelopes containing a 2 ¼” square b&w negative and a contact print. The subjects are the recent graduates from the Spring Convocation. E-198: Mae Bailey, Jennie Harmansky, Pat Lang; E-199: Lorna Begg (negative only); E-200: Bing Caswell, Sue Henry, Joe Young, Art Sweeney; E-201: Gerald Glinski, Gwen Stibbards, Donald Campbell; E-202: Jack Hanna, Bill Miles, Brian Gibson; E-203: Aina Opalais; E-204: Margaret Moule, Cecil Yip; E-205: Beatrice Myers, Shirley Thomas; E-206: two, Year ’59 graduands (negative only).	1959
32.2	The procession of graduands to the Drill Hall from Physical Sciences. The leader is Dr. Laurence H. Cragg.	1959	Tom Bochsler
32.3	The Chancellor’s Party, Spring Convocation. Front Row: Dean H. S. Armstrong; Dean N. H. Parker; Honorary graduand W. Robertson Davies; Chancellor Roy L. Kellock; The Right Rev. Bishop W. E. Bagnall (Honorary graduand); President G. P. Gilmour; Principal H. G. Thode. Second Row: Major R. F. Green; Dean A. N. Bourns; Prof. G. C. Haddow; Dean A. W. Patrick; Mr. R. W. Cooper; Dean J. W. Hodgins. Back Row: Brig. G. A. Henerdon; Air Commodore W. W. Brown; Mr. C. W. H. Linton (Registrar); Commander (and Professor) A. B. McLay; Prof. W. J. McCallion	1959	Tom Bochsler
32.4	Chancellor R.L. Kellock confers the L. L. D. degree on Dr. W. Robertson Davies; Registrar C.W. H. Linton adjusts the hood.	1959	Tom Bochsler
32.5	Spring Convocation: Three recent graduates: Sylvia Stipsits, Gibson Inksetter, and June Munn	1959	Tom Bochsler
32.6	Spring Convocation. Four new graduates: L to R: Pat Bruce, Sue Henry, Ruth Elizabeth Ireland, unknown.	1959	Tom Bochsler
32.7	Spring Convocation. Persons unidentified	1959	Tom Bochsler
33.1	Spring Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party. Front Row: Dr. A. B. B. Moore (Honorary graduand); Chancellor Roy L. Kellock; Dr. R. H. F. Manske (Honorary graduand); Dr. E. Carey Fox; H. P Frid(?); President G. P. Gilmour. Second Row: Principal H. G. Thode; Dean H. S. Armstrong; Prof. A. B. McLay (Bedel); Dean N.H. Parker; Dean A. W. Patrick; Prof. G. C. Haddow. Back Row: Dean A. N. Bourns; Dean John Hodgins; Registrar C. W. H. Linton; Prof. L. E. Hampel; Prof. W. C. McCallion; Prof. Norman Shrive	1960	James C. Fish
33.2	Dr. Arthur B. B. Moore addresses Convocation after receiving an honorary L. L. D. degree	1960	James C. Fish
33.3	Spring Convocation. Dean N. H. Parker and his daughter Elizabeth.	1960	James C. Fish
33.4	Chancellor Roy L. Kellock and Honorary Degree recipient Dr. Richard H. F. Manske	1960	James C. Fish
33.5	Mother and son: Gerry Chappell with his mother Irene Chappell examining their BA degrees after Convocation	1960	James C. Fish
33.6	Fall Convocation. The installation of Charles P. Fell as Chancellor to succeed Dr. Roy L. Kellock. Dr. E Carey Fox, Chair of the Board of Governors, and President G.P. Gilmour induct Chancellor Fell.	1960	Tom Bochsler
34.1	Spring Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party in procession down the steps of Physical Sciences. In the foreground: Dr. Kenneth Tupper and Dr. Reginald King. Behind them: Hon James.N. Allen and Dr. Arthur Woodhouse. All four were recipients of honorary degrees at this convocation.	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.2	Spring Convocation. The academic procession continues. Persons unidentified.	1961
34.3	Spring Convocation. The academic procession is still in progress. Persons unidentified	1961
34.4	Dr. The Hon. James N. Allen signs the Convocation roll in the presence of Registrar C.W.H. Linton.	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.5	Dr. Reginald King receiving his honorary LL.D. from Chancellor Fell	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.6	Dr. James N. Allen receiving his honorary LL.D. from Chancellor Fell, with C. W. H. Linton, Registrar, in the background.		Tom Bochsler
34.7	Dr. Arthur Woodhouse receiving his honorary LL.D. from Chancellor Fell, with C. W. H. Linton, Registrar, adjusting the hood.	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.8	Sheila Scott and Dean J. W. Hodgins admiring the new Engineering hood worn by John Van Arragon, the first person to enroll in the program in 1957.	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.9	James D. Litster receives from Chancellor Fell the first degree in Engineering awarded by McMaster. C. W. H. Linton, Registrar, adjusts the hood, and Dean of Engineering John W. Hodgins is at the lectern.	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.10	Barbara Barnum is congratulated by her mother, Mrs. James Barnum, as she looks at her degree.	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.11	Drs. Valerie Aimer and Agda Artna received the first doctorates in course awarded to women at McMaster: Dr. Artna in Physics, and Dr. Aimer in Biology.	1961	Hamilton Spectator
34.12	Registrar Chuck Linton and Dean John W. Hodgins look on as an honorary degree recipient signs the University’s Roll book at Fall Convocation.	1961	Tom Bochsler
34.13	The Chancellor’s Party at Spring Convocation, 1961. L to R, Front Row: Dean N. H. Parker; Prof. G. C. Haddow; Dr. K. L. Tupper; Dr. R. H. King; Dr. H. G. Thode; Chancellor C. P. Fell; Hon. J. N. Allen; Dr. A.S.P. Woodhouse; Dr. H. P. Frid; Mayor L. D. Jackson. L to R. Back Row: Dean J. W. Hodgins; Registrar C.W.H. Linton; Dean H. S. Armstrong; Prof. W. J. McCallion; Prof. W. D. McLay (Bedel); Dean A. W. Patrick; Dean A.N. Bourns. Missing: President G.P. Gilmour.	1961
34.14	October 27 Installation of Dr. H.G. Thode as President of McMaster University. Dr. A.R.M. Lower, President of the Royal Society of Canada, brings greetings on behalf of the Learned Societies.	1961	Tom Bochsler
35.1	The Academic Procession, Spring Convocation. Leading the procession: Dean A. W. Patrick, Prof. Togo Salmon, Prof. H. E. Duckworth, Dean H. S. Armstrong	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.2	Continuing the academic procession, from Physical Sciences to the Drill Hall. Spring Convocation.	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.3	Dr. Rob Roy McGregor receiving his honorary degree from Chancellor C. P. Fell; Registrar C.W.H. Linton adjusts the hood.	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.4	Dr. Wilder Penfield addressing Convocation after receiving an honorary D. Sc.	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.6	Honorary degree recipients Dr. Michael S. Langham, and Dr. William K. Warrender leaving the stage after Spring Convocation.	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.7	Fall Convocation, showing the audience assembled in the Drill Hall, with the officials on the platform.	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.8	Fall Convocation. Dr. Frederick E.H. Beamish receiving his honorary (D. Sc.?) degree from Chancellor C.P. Fell.	1962	Tom Bochsler
35.9	Dr. Harold S. Braun receives an honorary LL.D. degree from Chancellor Fell.	1962	Tom Bochsler
36.1	Negatives from Convocation. No prints, and persons unidentified	1963
36.2	New graduates Maria Mikelenas, Ruth Springer and Linda Trebilcock	1963	Tom Bochsler
36.3	Divinity Convocation. Dr. J. Gordon Jones, speaker, and Dr. N.H. Parker look at the Convocation program.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
36.4	Dr. J. M. Pigott signs the Convocation Roll after receiving an honorary LL.D. Registrar Chuck Linton looks on.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
36.5	Third Generation Mac grads: Arthur Duncan ’34, Jane Duncan ’63; Oswald Coumans ’27, Jean Ann Coumans ’63. Grandparents not present.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
36.6	The academic procession. Faculty led by Deans J. W. Hodgins and A. W. Patrick. Location: the Drill Hall. The Chancellor’s Party is in the front row.	1963	Tom Bochsler
36.7	Fall Convocation. Photo of the graduands, emphasizing Bob Pulford of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Beside him: Jim Neff?; behind him: Alan Renner, Sandy Tomlinson.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
37.1	Overview of Convocation from a corner of the platform in the Drill Hall. Dr. Ralph Bunche addresses Convocation at the podium. Visible on the platform, from R to L: Dean J. W. Hodgins; Dean A. W. Patrick; Prof. E. Togo Salmon; Mayor Victor K. Copps of Hamilton	1964	Tom Bochsler
37.2	Dr. Ralph Bunche addressing Convocation after receiving an honorary LL.D. degree	1964	Tom Bochsler
37.3	Rev. Dr. Eustace Hayden ‘01 receiving an honorary LL.D. from Chancellor C. P. Fell, as Registrar C.W.H. Linton adjusts his hood	1964	Tom Bochsler
37.4	Dr. John Short signs the Convocation Roll after receiving an honorary degree. Registrar C.W.H. Linton looks on	1964	Tom Bochsler
38.1	Flowers for the new graduate. Persons unidentified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
38.2	Spring Convocation. Sue Flight talking with two graduands	1965	Tom Bochsler
38.3	Chatting before Convocation: Prof. E. Togo Salmon talks with honorary graduands James. M. Minifie and James Stowe	1965	Tom Bochsler
38.4	Chancellor Fell confers an MSc on an unidentified graduand, as President H. G. Thode looks on, and Registrar C.W.H. Linton adjusts the hood.	1965	Tom Bochsler
38.5	James Stowe signs the Convocation Roll, watched by Registrar C.W.H. Linton	1965	Tom Bochsler
38.6	Honorary D. Litt. graduate Dr. Maurice Lebel addresses Convocation	1965	Tom Bochsler
39.1	Divinity Convocation. Academic procession from Mills Library to Convocation Hall being led by Prof. Murray J. S. Ford. Behind him are the graduands. The Faculty procession is headed by Dr. Douglas Davies	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.2	Arts Convocation is the Burridge Gymnasium of the Ivor Wynne Centre.	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.3	Different Convocation, possibly on a different day, from the Convocation pictured in 39-2	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.4	Fall Convocation. Unidentified undergraduate receiving his bachelor’s degree from Chancellor Argue Martin. Registrar John Evans is adjusting the hood, and E. H. Ambrose (Board Chair?) and President H. G. Thode look on.	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.5	Dr. William Kaye Lamb, Dominion Archivist, immediately after receiving his LL.D. degree from Chancellor Argue Martin, and then shaking hands with the Chancellor. Registrar John Evans adjusts the hood.	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.6	1966. Fall Convocation. Dr. William Kaye Lamb, Dominion Archivist, signs the Convocation Roll after receiving an honorary LL.D.	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.7	Fall Convocation. Dr. Marion Bates receiving an honorary LL.D. from Chancellor Argue Martin as Registrar John Evans adjusts the hood while E. H. Ambrose, and Prof E. Togo Salmon look on.	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.8	Chancellor Argue Martin congratulating Ontario Premier Dr. The Hon. John P. Robarts upon receipt of an honorary LL.D. degree; the second image shows Dr. Robarts signing the Convocation Roll	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.9	Fall Convocation. Dr. Bates and Dr. Robarts converse as Dr. Lamb studies his program.	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.10	Fall Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party processing into the Burridge Gymnasium of the Ivor Wynne Centre. Close to the camera, L to R: Chancellor Argue Martin, President H. G. Thode, Premier John P. Robarts, Dean Marion Bates, Dr. William Kaye Lamb.	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.11	View of Fall Convocation, and the granting of bachelor’s degrees	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.12	Fall Convocation. Mostly John P. Robarts addressing Convocation or sitting on the platform of the Burridge Gymnasium	1966	Tom Bochsler
39.13	Installation of new Divinity College Principal, Dr. Ivan C. Morgan. L to R: Dr. Morgan; Dean N. H. Parker (retired Principal); President H. G. Thode; Retired Dean, Harold S. Stewart.	1966	Tom Bochsler
40.1	Spring Divinity Convocation. Chancellor’s Party. L to R, Back Row: Dean R. P. Graham; Prof. Hal Freeman (Bedel); Dr. Leland A. Gregory, General Secretary, BCOQ; Principal Ivan C. Morgan; President H. G. Thode; Dean N. H. Parker; Dean A.W. Patrick. Front Row: Honorary graduand Dr. Fred Bullen; Chancellor Argue Martin,; Honorary graduand Rev. Stuart Ivison.	1967
40.2	Spring Divinity Convocation in Convocation Hall. General view of the academic procession, graduates and guests.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.3	Spring Divinity Convocation. Principal Morgan at the lectern, watched by Stuart Ivison, and Prof. Lois Tupper	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.4	Spring Divinity Convocation. Chancellor Argue Martin bestows the honorary degree D.D. on the Rev. Dr. Fred Bullen. In the background, Registrar John Evans and President H. G. Thode.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.5	Spring Divinity Convocation. Dr. Stuart Ivison addresses Convocation.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.6	Contact proof sheets of Spring Arts and Science Convocation in the Burridge Gymnasium. Enlargements which follow from this Convocation are found on this sheet.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.7	Spring Convocation. Bishop Joseph F. Ryan arrives on the platform to receive his honorary LL.D. as President H. G. Thode looks on and Principal Ivan C, Morgan is at the podium.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.8	Spring Convocation. Dr. H. G. Thode reads the citation as Bishop Joseph F Ryan is presented for his honorary LL.D.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.9	Spring Convocation. Registrar John Evans readies the hood for Bishop Joseph Ryan as Chancellor Martin shakes his hand	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.10	Spring Convocation. Dr. Donald D. Hebb signs the Convocation Roll after receiving his honorary D. Sc. L to R: Dr. Hebb, Registrar John Evans, Dean Howard Petch.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.11	Spring Convocation. Dr. H.S Armstrong, at this juncture President of the University of Calgary, shakes Chancellor Martin’s hand as he receives an honorary D. Sc. Prof. E. Togo Salmon is at the left.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.12	Spring Convocation. Two pictures of Dr. H. S. Armstrong addressing Convocation	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.13	Afternoon Spring Convocation. Honorary graduands and the guests in Burridge Gymnasium	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.14	Afternoon Spring Convocation. Dr. Marcel Faribault is congratulated by Chancellor Argue Martin as Registrar John Evans readies the hood.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.15	Afternoon Spring Convocation. Dr. Faribault addresses Convocation.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.16	Fall Convocation. Dr. Robert Shaw addresses Convocation	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.17	Fall Convocation. Chancellor’s Party. L to R, Front Row: Principal Ivan C. Morgan; Vice-President E. Togo Salmon; Honorary graduand Dr. J. M. Harrison; Chancellor Argue Martin; Honorary graduand Dr. Robert Shaw; President H. G. Thode; Vice-President Arthur N. Bourns. L to R, Back Row: Prof. Wm. McCallion; Dean J. Melling; Judge Dr. Wm K. Warrender; Dean Dennis McCalla; Dean Melvin A. Preston; Dean John W. Hodgins; Dean J. H. Trueman; Dean C. C. McMullen; Prof. Hal Freeman (Bedel); Dean G. D. West.	1967
40.18	Fall Convocation. Dr. Robert Shaw receives honorary D. Sc. Registrar John Evans adjusts the hood, and Chancellor Martin welcomes him.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.19	Dr. Robert Shaw signs the Convocation Roll as Registrar John Evans looks on.	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.20	Fall Convocation. Dr. Robert Shaw addressing Convocation	1967	Tom Bochsler
40.21	Fall Convocation. President. H. G. Thode presents Dr. J. M. Harrison for an honorary degree, and later, Chancellor Martin welcomes him as Registrar John Evans adjusts the hood.	1967	Tom Bochsler
41.1	Spring Divinity Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party. L to R, Front Row: Mr. H. C. Dixon; Honorary graduand Ernest E. Bruder; Chancellor Argue Martin; Principal Ivan C. Morgan; President Harry G. Thode; Dean Emeritus Nathaniel H. Parker. L to R, Back Row: Prof. Hal Freeman (Bedel); Dean C. C. McMullen; Vice-President Arthur N. Bourns; Dean Schlatter; Vice-President John Evans; Rev. Harold Balsdon; Prof. Lois Tupper; Vice-President E. Togo Salmon; Prof. Russell Aldwinckle; Dean Melling; Prof. J. R. C. Perkin; Dean J. H Trueman; Dean Mel Preston; Dean G. D. West; Dr. Shepherd; Dr. Leland A. Gregory of BCOQ.	1968
41.2	Divinity Convocation. Principal Ivan C. Morgan, Chancellor Argue Martin, and Honorary Graduand the Rev. Dr. Ernest E. Bruder chatting before Convocation. Series of photos of Dr. Bruder in the academic procession, receiving his degree, and addressing Convocation.	1968	Tom Bochsler
41.3	Spring Convocation-Morning. Chancellor’s Party. L to R, seated: Dean J. H. Trueman; President H. G. Thode; Honorary graduand David Deutsch; Chancellor Argue Martin; Honorary graduand J. O. Dineen; Dean R. P. Graham. L to R, standing: Dean Melling; Vice-President Mike Heddon; Dean J.W. Hodgins; Dean C. C. McMullen; Dean Spaulding; Dean Schlatter; Vice-President E. T. Salmon; Dean D. McCalla; Dean M. A. Preston; Prof. Hal Freeman; Vice-President A. N. Bourns; Dean G. D. West; Principal Ivan C. Morgan.	1968
41.4	Spring Convocation – Morning. Dr. James O. Dineen being welcomed by Chancellor Martin, then addressing Convocation.	1968	Tom Bochsler
41.5	Spring Convocation – Afternoon. Chancellor’s Party. L to R, seated: Dean Schlatter; President H. G. Thode; Ontario Premier William G. Davis as Honorary graduand; Chancellor Argue Martin; Honorary graduand Dr. I. G. Needles; Dean R. P. Graham; Dean J. H. Trueman. L to R, standing: Vice-President E. T. Salmon; Prof. Wm. McCallion; Hamilton Mayor Victor K. Copps; Dean Dennis McCalla; Vice-President A. N. Bourns; Vice-President John H. Evans; Dr. Shepherd; Prof. Hal Freeman (Bedel); Dean Mel Preston; Principal Ivan C. Morgan.	1968
41.6	Spring Convocation – Afternoon. Dr. I. G. Needles being welcomed by Chancellor Martin	1968	Tom Bochsler
41.7	Chancellor Martin conferring the honorary degree upon Dr. The Hon. William G. Davis, Premier of Ontario, and then Dr. Davis addressing Convocation	1968	Tom Bochsler
41.8	Fall Convocation. Chancellor’s Party. L to R: seated: Dean J. Melling; Mayor V. K. Copps; Chief Justice G. A. Gale; Chancellor Argue Martin; Dr. Cyrus S. Eaton; President H. G. Thode; Dean R. P. Graham. L to R, standing: Dean W. J. Schlatter; Dean A. G. McKay; Commander C. D. DiCenzo; Dean A. W. Patrick; Vice-President D. M. Hedden; Prof. W. J. McCallion; Dean M. A. Preston; Dean D. R. McCalla; Vice-President A. N. Bourns; Dean J. W. Hodgins; Vice-President E. T. Salmon; Principal I. C. Morgan, Divinity College; Prof. R. M. Wiles (Bedel); Dean G. D. West.	1968	Tom Bochsler
41.9	Fall Convocation. Dr. H. G. Thode delivers the citation for Dr. Cyrus S. Eaton’s LL.D. degree, as Dr. Eaton looks on.	1968	Tom Bochsler
41.10	Fall Convocation. Dr. Cyrus S. Eaton ‘1905	1968	Tom Bochsler
41.11	Fall Convocation. Mr. Chief Justice George A. Gale receiving his honorary LL.D. degree from Chancellor Martin. Registrar John Evans readies the hood.	1968	Tom Bochsler
42.1	Divinity Convocation. Chancellor’s Party. L to R, seated: Prof. Harold W. Lang; Honorary graduand Rev. Harold Balsdon, President H. G. Thode, Chancellor Argue Martin, Honorary graduand the Rev. Dr. Reginald Bennett, Principal Ivan C. Morgan. L to R, standing: Dr. J. R. C. Perkin, Dr. Leland A. Gregory, - , Dean A. G. McKay, Prof. R. M. Wiles (Bedel), Prof. G. P. Albaugh, Dean Schlatter, Mr. Harold Dixon, Rev. Arthur C. McDowell	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.2	Divinity Convocation. The academic procession and the guests, BUT others are equally interesting. L to R in the procession: Harold Balsdon, Jim Perkin, Reg Bennett, Ivan Morgan, Harry Thode, Chancellor Martin. In the first three rows of seats on the right: Rev. Dr. Harris MacNeill, ‘1894: at the time, McMaster’s oldest living graduate, at his 75^th University reunion; Mrs. MacNeill; unknown (their daughter?). Second row: Prof. L. Clayton Kitchen, Prof. Frederick W. Waters ’12, Prof. Frank Thorolfson; third row: Prof. John Thomas, Rev. Bert Radford ‘63. On the left of the procession, Prof. Murray Ford.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.3	Divinity Convocation. Recognition of Dr. MacNeill, and a standing ovation in progress. L to R: Prof. John Thomas, Prof. L. C. Kitchen, Prof. F. W. Waters, Dr. MacNeill, unknown, Dr. R. P. Graham, Dr. MacNeill’s daughter, unknown.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.4	Divinity Convocation: Presentation of a Festschrift to Dr. Harris MacNeill by Prof. J. R. C. Perkin. Prof. L Clayton Kitchen stands in the background.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.5	Divinity Convocation. Dr. Harris MacNeill addresses the guests at Convocation after being recognized. Mrs. MacNeill and Dr. Kitchen watch him.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.6	Divinity Convocation. View of the audience as Dr. Harris MacNeill addresses them. In addition to those identified in 42-2, the third row continues as Rev. Bob Yanke, Rev. Bruce W. Neal, Rev. Bill Sturgess (behind Dean Graham), and Dr. Mel Hillmer (beside Dean Graham).	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.7	Divinity Convocation. Dr. and Mrs Harris MacNeill listen attentively to the speaker, as do Dr. Kitchen and Dr. Waters.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.8	Divinity Convocation: Dr and Mrs. Harris MacNeill	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.9	Divinity College Convocation. Dr. Ivan C. Morgan reads the citation for Honorary graduand Harold Balsdon.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.10	Dr. Harold Balsdon signs the Convocation Roll.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.11	Divinity Convocation. Chancellor Martin bestows the honorary D. D. on the Rev. Dr. Reginald Bennett and then congratulates him, as John P. Evans adjusts the hood and Dr. Thode looks on.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.12	Divinity Convocation. Rev. Dr. Reginald Bennett signs the Convocation Roll as President Thode looks on.	1969	Tom Bochsler
42.13	Divinity Convocation. Prof. Harold W. Lang addresses Convocation.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.1	Spring Morning Convocation. Persons unidentified	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
43.2	Both morning and afternoon convocations; some persons identified. Morning Convocation. Recent graduates during and after Convocation ceremonies	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
43.3	Morning Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party. Front Row L to R: Dean John Hodgins, Vice-President A. N. Bourns, Honorary graduand Rev. Thomas C. (‘Tommy’) Douglas, Chancellor Argue Martin, Honorary graduand Dr. W. G. Schneider, President H. G. Thode, Honorary graduand Miss Gladys Sharpe. Second Row L to R: Vice-President John Evans, Dean Schlatter, Dean Melling, Principal Ivan Morgan, Dean Mel Preston, Vice-President Mike Hedden, Prof. Roy M. Wiles (Bedel), Commander C. D. DiCenzo, Dean Dennis McCalla, unknown ,Vice-President W. F. Hellmuth, Dean McMullen, Dean G. D. West, Prof. Alvin Lee.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.4	Morning Convocation. The President and the Chancellor chat with the honorary graduands before Convocation. L to R: Dr. William G. Schneider, Miss Gladys Sharpe, Chancellor Argue Martin, Rev. Tommy Douglas, President H. G. Thode.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.5	Morning Convocation. Vice President John Evans presents Miss Gladys Sharpe, Founder of McMaster’s School of Nursing, for an honorary LL.D. degree.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.6	Morning Convocation. Miss Sharpe and President Thode enjoy a moment during her presentation for an Honorary LL.D.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.7	Morning Convocation. Dr. Gladys Sharpe being congratulated by Chancellor Argue Martin	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.8	Morning Convocation. Dr. Gladys Sharpe signs the Convocation Roll	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.9	Morning Convocation. Chancellor Argue Martin congratulating Rev. Dr. the Hon. Tommy Douglas on the receipt of an honorary LL.D. degree	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.10	Morning Convocation. Dr. the Hon. T. C. Douglas addresses Convocation.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.11	Morning Convocation. Dr. William G. Schneider received an honorary D.Sc. and is congratulated by Chancellor Argue Martin	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.12	Morning Convocation. Dr. William G. Schneider signing the Convocation Roll	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.13	Afternoon Convocation. The honorary graduands chat with the mayor and the President: L to R: Honorary graduand Rabbi Bernard Baskin, Mayor Victor K. Copps, Honorary graduand Louis Rasminsky (Governor of the Bank of Canada), President Harry G. Thode.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.14	Afternoon Convocation. Dr. Louis Rasminsky signs the Convocation Roll after receiving his honorary LL.D. degree	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.15	Afternoon Convocation. Rabbi Dr. Bernard Baskin, LL.D. addresses Convocation.	1969	Tom Bochsler
43.16	Fall Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party: Front Row L to R: Mr. R. B. Taylor; Honorary graduand Dr. S. J. Boggs; Chancellor Argue Martin; President H. G. Thode; Honorary graduand Dr. Harry E. Duckworth. Second Row L to R: Dean A. G. McKay; Prof. Wm. J. McCallion; Dean S.G. Raybould; Acting Principal Murray J.S. Ford of the Divinity College; Dean Alvin A. Lee; Vice-President W. F. Hellmuth; Dean W. J. Schlatter; Dean Dennis McCalla; Prof. Roy M. Wiles (Bedel); Dean L. W. Shemilt; Vice-President A. N. Bourns; Dean S. J. Frankel; Dean A. W. Patrick; Dean G. D. West.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
43.17	Dr. Harry F. Duckworth being addressed by Chancellor Argue Martin as Registrar John Evans prepares to place the hood.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
44.1	Spring Convocation. Chancellor Argue Martin addresses George Gathercole as Vice-President Arthur N. Bourns looks on, and Registrar John Evans readies the LL.D. hood	1970	Tom Bochsler
44.2	Spring Convocation. Dr. Harold Johns being presented to Convocation for the conferring of an honorary D. Sc.	1970	Tom Bochsler
44.3	Spring Convocation. Chancellor Argue Martin congratulating Dr. Louis-Philippe Bonneau, LL.D, who later addresses Convocation.	1970	Tom Bochsler
44.4	Spring Convocation. Four consecutive prints of James Roy Daniells D. Litt. , a) being presented to Convocation, b) being addressed by Chancellor Argue Martin, and c, d) addressing Convocation.	1970	Tom Bochsler
44.5	Autumn Convocation. The Chancellor’s Party. Front Row L to R: Dean S. J. Frankel; Vice-President W. F. Hellmuth; Honorary Graduand Mr. Justice L. T. Pennell; President H. G. Thode; Chancellor Argue Martin; Honorary Graduand Dr. David Easton; Mr. R. B. Taylor; Commander C.D. DiCenzo. Second Row L to R: Dean W. J. Schlatter; Dean Alvin A, Lee; Dean Mel Preston; Principal Ivan C. Morgan; Vice-President Mike Hedden; Prof. Wm McCallion; Prof. R. P. Graham (Bedel); Dean Dennis McCalla; Vice-President Arthur N. Bourns; Dean J. H. Trueman; Dean G. D. West; Dean A. G. McKay.	1970	Tom Bochsler
44.6	President H. G. Thode presents Mr. Justice L. T. Pennell to Convocation for an honorary LL.D. degree.	1970	Tom Bochsler
44.7	Chancellor Argue Martin and Honorary graduand John Douglas Campbell	1970	Tom Bochsler
45.1	1971. Contact proof sheet of 14, 35 mm b&w prints, candid shots of Spring Convocation	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
45.2	Honorary graduands Margaret Laurence and Arthur J. Smith look over the Convocation program with President H. G. Thode and Registrar John Evans.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.3	Chancellor Argue Martin congratulates Arthur J. Smith on his LL.D., as Registrar John Evans stands at right. Later, Dr. Arthur J. Smith addresses Convocation.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.4	Chancellor Argue Martin congratulates Dr. Margaret Laurence as she receives her D. Litt. Degree.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.5	Dr. Richard D. Hiscocks signs the Convocation Roll	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.6	Dr. Leslie Laking signs the Convocation Roll.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.7	Divinity Convocation. Honorary graduand the Rev. Daniel Young, Principal Ivan C. Morgan, Honorary graduand the Rev. Dr. John N. Gladstone, and President H. G. Thode chat before Convocation.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.8	The Rev. Daniel Young, Principal Ivan C. Morgan, and the Rev. Dr. John Gladstone examine their Convocation programs.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.9	Chancellor Argue Martin confers the degree D. D. upon the Rev. Dan Young; Registrar John Evans adjusts the hood.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.10	1971. Fall Convocation, and the installation of Mr. Justice Lawrence T. Pennell as Chancellor. The Chancellor’s Party: seated L to R: Vice-President Arthur N. Bourns; Board Chair Mr. G. E. Gundy; New Chancellor Lawrence T. Pennell; President H. G. Thode; Principal Ivan C. Morgan; Vice-President John R. Evans; Standing, L to R: Dean S. J. Frankel; Dean Dennis McCalla; Prof. Wm. McCallion; Vice-President Mike Hedden; Vice-President W. F. Hellmuth; Prof. R. P. Graham (Bedel); Dean W. J. Schlatter; Dean Alvin A. Lee; Dean Sandy McKay; Messrs. Larry Beare and Andy Andoniadis; Dean L. W. Shemilt; Mr. Tony Cadai.	1971	Tom Bochsler
45.11	Fall Convocation. The new Chancellor adjusts his robes, as G. E. Gundy looks on and Vice-President Arthur N. Bourns prepares to hand him his mortarboard.	1971	Tom Bochsler, based on negative number
45.12	Fall Convocation. President Thode and Mr Chancellor Pennell exchange the time-honoured greeting.	1971	Tom Bochsler
46.1	Probably Fall Convocation. Prof. E. Togo Salmon listens to the speaker, while Bedel R. P Graham rests his eyes	1972	Tom Bochsler
46.2	The aftermath of Spring Convocation	1974
46.3	Fall Convocation. After the Convocation, three old friends look at the Burridge Gymnasium: Prof. Togo Salmon, “Pinky” Lewis, and Art Burridge.	1974
46.4	Spring Convocation. A quintet of new graduands.	1975
46.5	Celebrating Spring Convocation.	1975
46.6	Spring Convocation. Honorary graduand Alma Reid, and Dean Alvin A. Lee enjoy a joke.	1975
46.7	Chancellor Lawrence Pennell congratulates Dr. Alma Reid on receiving her LL.D. degree. Looking on are Dean Alvin Lee, Prof. Wm. McCallion, and Principal Ivan Morgan.	1975
46.8	As Registrar Sandy Darling places the hood, Chancellor Pennell congratulates the LL.D. recipient while President Arthur N. Bourns looks on. Two men were honoured at this Convocation: Alfred William Rooke Carothers, and Hon. Dalton Cartwright Wells.	1975
46.9	Spring Convocation. Faculty of Humanities, Business, and Adult Education. The Convocation speaker is D. John Yolton, D. Litt, of York University.	1976	T. Monus A.V.S.
46.10	Susan Elizabeth Kelly-Tilley after Convocation	[n.d.]
46.11	Mr. Chancellor addresses Convocation in the Burridge Gymnasium. Before 1980	[19--]
46.12	Mr. Harold Dixon, Chair, Board of Governors, addresses Convocation	[1976?]
46.13	Fall Convocation. Newly-installed Chancellor Allan Leal ‘40	1977
46.14	Spring Convocation. Lynn Williams, LL.D. in conversation with Chancellor Allan Leal ’40 as he prepares to sign the Convocation Roll.	1978
46.15	Spring Convocation. Registrar Sandy Darling prepares to place the hood over the head of Dr. John W. Hodgins, D. Sc., as Chancellor Allan Leal congratulates Dr. Hodgins.	1978
46.16	Spring Convocation. Dr. Gregory Baum, D. Litt. addresses Convocation.	1978
	Some Honorary Graduates, Alphabetical List
47.1	Dr. Ralph Bunche receives an honorary LL.D, from Chancellor E. C. Fox, and then addresses Convocation. Registrar Chuck Linton adjusts the hood.	1964	Tom Bochsler
47.2	Chancellor Argue Martin awards an honorary LL.D. to Minister of Education William G. Davis of Ontario. Registrar John Evans adjusts the hood. Dr. Davis then signs the Convocation Roll.	1968	Tom Bochsler
47.3	Spring Convocation. Chancellor Argue Martin congratulates Tommy Douglas, LL.D.. In the background are Dean W. Hellmuth, Miss Gladys Sharpe, V-P Arthur N. Bourns, and Principal Ivan C. Morgan. Dr. Douglas then addresses Convocation	1969	Tom Bochsler
47.4	Fall Convocation. Chancellor Argue Martin bestows an LL.D. on Cyrus Eaton, as Registrar John Evans adjusts the hood.	1968	Tom Bochsler
47.5	Formal portrait of Dr. Cyrus Eaton ’05, ‘68	[n.d.]
47.6	Fall Convocation, with installation of Charles P. Fell as Chancellor. Looking on are E. Carey Fox, Keillor McKay, and President G. P. Gilmour. Registrar Chuck Linton adjusts the hood	1960	Tom Bochsler
47.7	Formal portrait of Chief Justice George A. Gale, Hon. LL.D. 1968.	[n.d.]	Toronto Star Syndicate
47.8	Fall Convocation. Mr Justice Lawrence T. Pennell signs the Convocation register after receiving an honorary LL.D.	1970	Tom Bochsler
47.9	Formal portrait of Dr. Louis Rasminsky, Hon. LL.D. 1969	1970	Paul Horsdal, Ottawa
47.10	Fall Convocation. Dr. Sidney G Raybould, University of Leeds, receiving an honorary LL.D. degree from Chancellor C. P. Fell, as Registrar Chuck Linton adjusts the hood.	1962	Paul Horsdal, Ottawa
47.11	Formal portrait of Dr. W. G. Schneider, Hon. D.Sc. 1969	[n.d.]	Paul Horsdal,
47.12	Formal portrait of Miss Gladys Sharpe, founding Director of the McMaster Nursing program, and Hon. LL.D., 1969. She became a Senior Consultant, Nursing Services, Ontario Hospital Services Commission.	[1962?]	Gilbert A. Milne, Toronto
47.13	Spring Convocation. Dr. John Yolton addresses Convocation.	1976	T. Monus, A.V.T.
48.1	Chief Librarian William B. Ready is congratulated by Chancellor Dr. Gustave Gingras as he is awarded an honorary D. Litt. by UPEI	1975
48.2	Dr. William B. Ready, D. Litt. addresses Convocation at UPEI	1975
48.3	1975. Dr. William B. Ready in conversation with Mr. C. Merritt Crockett, University Librarian at U. PEI.	1975	Gordon Pierce
	Student Dances 1945 ff
	Please Note: the entire content of this file consists of negatives unprinted for purposes of this file. Some are seen in the Marmors of the time; others clearly are of the same events, but are not printed. The negatives are in Negative Box 1, Envelopes 212-230
49.1	Study in Edwards Hall	[n.d.]
49.2	Sadie Hawkins Dance. Some prints in 1946 Marmor	1945
49.3	“Soph-Frosh at the Royal Connaught Hotel” No prints in Marmor	1945
49.4	Junior Prom Dance. Some prints in 1946 Marmor	1945
49.5	Wallingford-Edwards Christmas Party. Print in 1946 Marmor	1945
49.6	Wallingford Formal. Some prints in 1946 Marmor	1946
49.7	Junior-Senior Collation. Some prints in 1946 Marmor	1946
49.8	Junior Prom. Some Prints in 1946 Marmor	1945
49.9	“Tea and Play”. Some prints in 1946 Marmor, but no idea of which play!	1945
49.10	Mac Formal, 1946. Prints in 1946 Marmor	1946
49.11	Mac Formal, probably 1946, but unpublished in Marmor	1946
49.12	Mac Formal and ‘Assembly’ in Con Hall. Some printed in 1946 Marmor	1946
49.13	Sadie Hawkins Dance. Some prints in 1947 Marmor	1946
49.14	Junior Prom. Some prints in 1947 Marmor	1946
49.15	Mac Formal, at the Brant Inn. Some prints in 1947 Marmor	1947
49.16	Junior-Senior Collation, St. Patrick’s Day, in the Drill Hall. Prints in 1947 Marmor	1947
49.17	Wallingford Formal. Some printed in 1947 Marmor	1947
49.18	Junior Prom. Prints in 1946 Marmor	1946
49.20	Unidentified event. Note military uniforms	[1945?]

Box P07
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Faculty at Work
1.1	Dr. Paul F. Nace of Biology checks the chickens.	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.2	Dr. Herman Kleerekoper of Biology, in the Physiology lab.	[194?]	Phil Aggus
1.3	Dr. Herman Kleerekoper, Biology, and technician doing an experiment with fish	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.4	Student in Biology, examining Lepidoptera	[194?]	Phil Aggus
1.5	Technician in Dr. Radforth’s lab in Biology.	1962	Tom Bochsler
1.6	1) Dr. Radforth’s group in Botany studying ‘organic terrain’ (muskeg), probably near Parry Sound, ON; 2) an aerial view of Cranberry Lake, nr. Parry Sound, caption included	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual
1.7	Dr. Laurence H. Cragg, Chemistry, in the lab	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.8	Dr. David Humphries doing a videotaped lecture in Chemistry.	1968	Tom Bochsler
1.9	Dr. Robert Summers-Gill, Prof. of Physics, and onlooker, in the computer centre	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.10	The new computer (IBM 7040) and friends	1963	James C. Fish
1.11	Weekend computer course for Hamilton engineers. Persons unidentified.	1963
1.12	Scientific Russian in the engineering program.	1957	Tom Bochsler
1.13	Dr. Howard E. Petch with apparatus for studying the arrangement of atoms in solids.	1960	Tom Bochsler
1.14	Don Fedak at Metallographic microscope.	1960	Tom Bochsler
1.15	Metallurgy. Working with a crucible, and looking through the metallographic microscope.	1957	Tom Bochsler
1.16	Geology. Dr. Denis Shaw and colleague examine a fossil coral.	1957	Tom Bochsler
1.17	Dr. G. P. Gilmour and two unidentified students look over the year’s syllabus	1957	Tom Bochsler
1.18	Dr. L. G. Reeds, Geography, with two students	1950	Phil Aggus
1.19	Geography discussion. Persons unidentified	1950	Lloyd Bloom
1.20	Civil Engineering. Prof. Nyal E. Wilson, on left, with 2^nd Yr student Frank Holik.	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.21	Unidentified faculty member at power distribution panel.	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.22	Geography. Dr. L. G. Reeds and student Alan Rogers looking at a land utilization map.	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.23	Geography. No identification, but Diane Perry on right	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.24	Geography. Len Evenden with Dr. H. A. Wood.	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.25	Dr. L. G. Reeds, Stella Dimich, and Peter Goheen in the field.	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.26	Chemical Engineering. Prof. John Hodgins with unidentified students	1959	Tom Bochsler
1.27	Metallurgical demonstration for visit by Hamilton teachers	1964	Hamilton Spectator
1.28	David Whiteford, health supervisor to the reactor project, holds a ‘radioactively labeled’ sponge up to a radiation detector.	1963	Derek Hopwood, of the Hamilton Spectator
1.29	Prof. Nyal Wilson of Civil Engineering, with a specialized hygrometer for checking the water pressure in soil.	1965	Tom Bochsler
1.30	Nuclear Physics lab; no identification.	1964	Tom Bochsler
1.31	Physics lab. Person unidentified.	1964	Tom Bochsler
1.32	Chemical Engineering lab. Prof. Alvin C. Hamielec, PhD student John H. Duerksen with chromatograph.	1967	Tom Bochsler
1.33	Geography. Dr. James A. Taylor, student Jack Maga study a map.	1968	Tom Bochsler
1.34	Mathematics. Dave Woolford, Dr. Hans P. Heinig discuss a ‘rate’ problem.	1968	Tom Bochsler
1.35	General Science. Dr. Dave A. Humphreys, the Hon. Robert Welch, and President Arthur N. Bourns pose in front of the Shell (Canada) Centre for Science Teachers.	1971	Tom Bochsler
1.36	Metallurgy and Ceramics: Dr. G. R. Piercy and Dr. P. S. Nicholson examine the ceramic nose cone of a space rocket.	1972
1.37	Canadian Teachers’ Federation meetings. Herta Fransen, Olive Shepherd, Roy Ito, Prof. Wm. J. McCallion, Mr. John E. Andoff.	[197?]	Andrew Hunt, Photography
1.38	Computer lab; faculty at work.	[c.1967?]
1.39	Prof. Wm J. McCallion as Director speaks with three Extension students from Stelco. L to R: Jack Stares, Bert Fox, and Don Adamson	1956	Superior Engravers
1.40	Dr. Jack Kirkaldy and his technician	1956	Tom Bochsler
1.41	Extension Course in Geology (Palaentology): Dr. Denis M. Shaw with a class studying fossil corals	1957	Tom Bochsler
1.42	Dr. Paul F. Nace of Biology with unidentified technician/student, possibly studying thyroid function. Hospital setting.	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.43	Community Survey. R. W. Thompson, Political Economy Statistician, confers with Tom Silcock, Canvasser	1956	Superior Engravers
1.44	Economists, Faculty: Drs. Jain, unknown, R. MacIvor, J.E.L. Graham, Duncan MacGibbon, Derry Novak, unknown.	1957	Tom Bochsler
1.45	Chemistry Lab. Persons unidentified	1950s	Joseph Bochsler
	Faculty Groups, Photographic Negatives Only
2.1	“Social Work” Negative. Three persons	[197?]
2.2	Group of 5 persons, unidentified. Negative only. Possibly ‘Social Work” faculty	[197?]
2.3	Group of six unidentified persons. Negative only. Possibly ‘Social Work’ Faculty	[197?]
2.4	Group of three unidentified persons. Negative only. Possibly ‘Social Work’ Faculty	[197?]
2.5	Same three persons as in 2-1 “Social Work” negative. Negative only.	[197?]
2.6	‘Social Work’ faculty? Negative only. Group of four	[197?]
2.7	Four, 35 mm b&w negatives of the same group of four persons at a buffet table, and holding coffee cups. Envelope labeled “Four Retiring Presidents”. They are not McMaster University presidents.	[197?]
	Faculty Groups General – I
3.1	President Arthur N. Bourns, centre, holds the first meeting of the management group following the granting of a large grant by NRC to the Faculty of Engineering. L to R: Drs, Robert Sowerby, Leslie Shemilt, Dr. Bourns, Jiři Tlusty, John L. Duncan	[c.1975]
3.2	Three members of the metalworking management team: Drs. Rober Sowerby, Jiři Tlusty, and John L. Duncan.	[c.1975]
3.3	Visit to the Reactor by Hamilton Alumni. With a reactor staff member are, L to R: Frank Smith ’35, Ken Martin ’45, Jack Wingfield ‘38	1964	Tom Bochsler
3.4	Conference on Iroquoian Studies. Drs. Frances Mischel-Henry and Charles M Johnston examine two masks	1962
3.5	Meeting of the Psychology faculty. L to R: Drs. A. H. Black, L.J. Kamin, G.R. Morrison, P.L. Newbigging, , D. W. Carment, E.S. Wardwell, and W. Heron. Miss Janet Glanville is the department secretary.	1962	Tom Bochsler
3.6	Department of English hosts high school English teachers. Persons unidentified.	[c.1965]
3.7	Music Department. Profs. Marta Hidy, Frank Thorolfson, and Lee Hepner amidst music stands.	[c.1972]
3.8	Engineering meeting. Persons unidentified.	1971	Tom Bochsler
3.9	Undated, but late 1940s. The adjudication team for the Inter-year Drama Festival. Tentative identifications, L to R: Rayski, Rinn, and Morrow	[c.1947]	Lloyd Bloom
3.10	Contact print sheet: Meeting of Deans in President Gilmour’s office in University Hall. Photo 11: L to R: Dr. John Hodgins, Dean of Engineering; Dr. H. S. Armstrong, Dean of Arts and Science; Dr. H. G. Thode, Principal of Hamilton College; Dr. G. P. Gilmour, University President; Dr. A. N. Bourns, Dean of Graduate Studies	1957
	Faculty Groups - Business
4.1	A business class. Persons unidentified.	[c. 1970]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
4.2	Business faculty/secretary. Dean Schlatter is present in all but 5 images. Others unidentified.	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
4.3	Business faculty and staff. Persons unidentified.	[c. 1971]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
4.4	A relaxing moment in the Business faculty. Possibly 1960s	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
4.5	Student Common Room; persons unidentified.	[197?]
4.6	Unidentified Business students in informal conference	[197?]
4.7	MBA award winners: Front row, L to R: Pritpal Shergill, Sister Mary Dominic, Donald Hart, Dennis Williams. Back Row, L to R: Allen Murray, and the award presenters: J. Rhynas, D. H. Munro, Robert Hornal, Donald Park, W. H. Timmis, and Dean W. J. Schlatter.	1970	Tom Bochsler
4.8	Business students and faculty on the steps of Alumni Memorial Bldg. Prize winners?	[197?]
4.9	Business students and faculty on the steps of the Alumni Memorial Bldg. Prize winners? A different year from 4-8 and 4-7.	[197?]
4.10	Game strategy as a teaching tool. L to R: Drs. C. G. Porter and B. Dixon do a trial run on a business game.	1960	Tom Bochsler
	Events - I
5.1	Presentation of medical books by the Hamilton Chapter of the IODE. L to R: Mrs Roy Ramstead, Mrs and Dr. Wm B. Spaulding, Associate Dean of Medicine	1967	Hamilton Spectator.
5.2	Men’s Initiation. Crawling along so you can be plastered with rotten tomatoes, and kissing the ground for a sophomore.	1949	Lloyd Bloom.
5.3	The presentation of a portrait of Dean John W. Hodgins to the University. Dr. Hodgins and President Thode admire it on the easel set up in the Engineering Building foyer.	1970
5.4	Registration. Lines of students, and photography of individual students for photo i.d. cards	1970
5.6	Winning snow sculpture (Biology Club) for Winter Carnival. John Kula fecit. Cententacle centipus (main colour: pink) was created in honour of Centennial Year.	1967	Steve Kelman, Downsview
5.7	Presentation of gifts to the new Snow Queen of the Winter Carnival, Jody Campbell. Don Barclay carries the boxes.	1963	Peter Calamai
5.8	Touchdown? Libby Florence with the football during Winter Carnival.	1963	Peter Calamai
5.9	Winter Carnival. Jeanie Brown is towed by the Arts human dogsled team.	1963	Peter Calamai
5.10	Winter Carnival. Vince Franco, Bryce Leggatt and Al Irwin towing Jeanie Brown and an unidentified sled rider in the Arts human dogsled team.	1963
5.11	Participants in the Management Seminar on financial management. L to R: Mr. Vin W. Scully, President G. P. Gilmour, Mr. G. Moller, and Mr. R. W. Anderson.	1961	Tom Bochsler
5.12	Photograph of portrait of Chester W. New, painted by Frank Panabaker, and presented to the university by the Class of 1936 in the person of Stephen M. Fletcher	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.13	Gift portrait of Dr. C. H. Stearn unveiled by artist Bob Hubbard as Dr. G. P. Gilmour looks on.	1958	Tom Bochsler
5.14	October. Ontario Heritage Seminar at Upper Canada Village, conducted by McMaster’s Extension Dept as part of a Canadian Social History course.. Envelope carries an account of the seminar, and four small and five large b&w pictures. Persons are identified where possible.	1968	Small prints - ? Large prints, Tom Bochsler
5.15	Treasure Van pictures. No location, no persons identified. Attached to back of contact print sheet is a bill to Dennis Carson from the McM. Audio-visual Dept for the cost of preparing the pictures: $12.75	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
5.16	Initiation – the ‘Ice Walk’. Persons unidentified.	[c. 1952]	Lloyd Bloom
5.17	Orientation (Shinerama).	1970	Silhouette photographer
5.18	Orientation information in Convocation Hall.	1967	Tom Bochsler
5.19	Christmas Party, Friendly Relations with Overseas Students (FROS)	1963	Hamilton Spectator
5.20	President H. G. Thode receives the Ontario flag (the red ensign) from Ibra Connors, left, and Marion Mallory as a 50^th anniversary gift from the Class of 1917.	1967	Tom Bochsler
	Events – II
6.1	Farewell Dinner, May 1962, for Dr. H. S. Armstrong on leaving McMaster to become the first President of the University of Calgary. The final photograph shows the hi-fi set from the Alumni Association presented to the Armstrongs, but it was at Grad’s Day, and a different occasion from the banquet.	1962	Tom Bochsler
6.2	March 28, 1974, outdoor pictures of the French students’ strike and sit-in. Candid photos with no identifications. Sheet contains images from three different rolls of film.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept. ?
6.3	Outdoor pictures of French students’ strike and sit-in. Candid photos with no identifications. Sheet contains images from three different rolls of film.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
6.4	French students’ strike and sit-in; indoor pictures taken in the gymnasium of the Ivor Wynne complex.	1974	Hamilton Spectator
6.5	French students’ strike and sit-in. Open senate meeting, March 28, Ivor Wynne complex.	1974	Hamilton Spectator
6.5a	Consequence of French students’ sit-in: meeting in the Council Chambers between students and the Administration.	1974
6.6	Writing final exams in the gymnasium of the Ivor Wynne Complex.	1970	a)Tom Bochsler and b) McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
6.7	Students at examination desks.	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
6.8	Students writing examinations in Ivor Wynne complex gymnasium	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
6.9	McMaster University Air Training Corps on parade outside University Hall	1943
6.10	Royal Air Force Band.	1962
6.11	India Night at the FROS group: Dr. Kamla Singh, and Miss Pushpa Bhana.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
6.12	Winter Carnival: McMaster Snow Queen, Anne Fuss.	1967
6.13	Helen Britton Lecture. L to R: Bob Fitzhenry, Janet Berton, Pierre Berton, Arthur N. Bourns	1974
6.14	Undated but 1940s. RCAF Training Command Band, directed by F/L C.C. Hunt, C.D.	[194?]
6.15	Blood Donor campaign	1961	Silhouette photographer
6.16	Registrars’ Conference. L to R: Charles Linton, Colin McDougall (McGill), John Robarts (Minister of Education, Ontario)	1961
6.17	Special summer child development course for nursery school personnel. Photo 1: Miss Mildred Begg with youngsters, Photo 2: Janice Dunn, right, meets Donna Tipney and her mother, Mrs. Donald Tipney.	1960	Tom Bochsler
6.18	Health Sciences Library, Map Dedication event. Persons unidentified.	1973
6.19	The Czech String Quartet: Milan Vitek, Rudolph Kalep, Zdenek Konicek, Jaroslav Karlovsky, who were part of the McMaster Music Department. There are two sets of pictures: one formal, one informal.	[1972?]	Tom Bochsler
	Negatives Only
6.20	Christmas Musicale, negatives only.	1945
6.21	Junior Prom Assembly; negatives only.	1946
6.22	Science Club Banquet; negatives only. Five printed in 1946 Marmor	1946
6.23	Toronto Symphony Orchestra.	1947
6.24	Undergraduate Elections; the Welch campaign; negative only.	1947
6.25	Wallingford-Edwards Christmas Party; negatives only. Four printed in 1946 Marmor.	1945
6.26	Edwards Hall Open House; prints in 1946 Marmor	1945-46
6.27	Theology Banquet at the Royal Connaught Hotel in March. Five used in 1946 Marmor.	1946
6.28	Board of Publications Banquet, February. Four used in 1946 Marmor.	1946
6.29	Edwards Hall events. Three used in 1946 Marmor.	16589
6.30	Student Elections; Garnet McCandless’s campaign for Students’ Council President. Three used in 1946 Marmor.	1946
6.31	Variety of pictures taken around University Hall and the Library.	1946
6.32	Miscellaneous, unidentified events. Two pictures used in 1946 Marmor.	1946
6.33	Bookstore. One picture used in 1946 Marmor.	1946
6.34	Sports Day, October 11. Nine images used in 1947 Marmor.	1946
6.35	Soph-Frosh Banquet, Oct 21, 1946. Eight images used in 1947 Marmor	1946
6.36	Women’s Student Body Reception. Five images used in 1947 Marmor.	1946
6.37	Christmas Musicale. Four images used in 1947 Marmor	1946
6.38	Wallingford Christmas Party. Six images used in 1947 Marmor	1946
6.39	New Year’s Dance. Five images used in 1947 Marmor.	1947
6.40	Board of Publications Banquet, February. Not used in 1947 Marmor.	1947
6.41	Junior-Senior Collation, March. Not used in 1947 Marmor	1947
6.42	Junior Prom. Used in 1947 Marmor	1947
6.43	Wallingford Formal.	1947
	Registration – September 17, 1969.
7.1	Registration line, September 17, 1969.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
7.2	Outdoor views of registration line.	1969	G. Murray, McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.3	Outdoor views of registration line, different from 7-2.	1969	G. Murray, McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.4	Indoor views of registration process. One enlargement of student looking away.	1969	G. Murray, McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
7.5	Indoor images of the registration process; one picture of the line outside CNH.	1969	G. Murray, McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.6	Creating student cards with photo i.d.	1969	G. Murray, McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
7.7	“Waiting for the hordes” – the registration line as the students begin to arrive.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
7.8	Business. Lecture, personnel, most including Lachlan McLachlan, faculty members, and a few students	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.9	Working on the Computer - in the Registrar’s Office?	1969
7.10	Picking up the registration forms.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.11	Processing the registration forms	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
7.12	Checking the timetables: Dr. D. B. Sumner and two unidentified students.	1969	James C. Fish
7.13	Finally! Signing up for the clubs! Persons not identified.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
7.14	John Donald McLarty, and Pat Biggs.	1969	Tom Bochsler
7.15	Events Fair: French Club. Gini Wilson, Al Selka examine a bottle of wine.	1969	Tom Bochsler
7.16	Events Fair: Geography Club. Rod Hulme, Betty Anne Thorpe.	1969	Tom Bochsler
7.17	Events Fair: Silhouette. Adelle Barnes, Douglas Brown.	1969	Tom Bochsler
7.18	Orientation, Shinerama. Mary Anne O’Neill, Peter M. Smith attach an advertising sign to the vehicle	1969	Tom Bochsler
	Registration/Orientation
	Various Years
8.1	Initiation. Seven freshettes, only two identified (Dianne Thomson, Lorraine Jackson), forming a high-kick line. Note that all are wearing saddle shoes.	1953
8.2	Initiation: burlap and stocking-clad freshmen, none identified	1953
8.3	Initiation: two freshmen washing a car.	1953
8.4	Orientation: L to R: Ted Gaudun, Dave Haslam, Doug Kisway, Doug Jess, Rick Bates dealing with the stress of arrival, and eating lunch.	1963	Tom Bochsler
8.5	Orientation. L to R: Lynne Peden, Mudite Purgalis, Milvi Polo head for class.	1963	Tom Bochsler
8.6	Orientation: L to R: Peter Popadiuk, Dianne Church, and Thomas Bell.	1963	Tom Bochsler
8.7	Shinerama: Barbara Urie, Mary Westover, Len Harris, Ed Debicki assist the charity in downtown Hamilton.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.8	Shinerama: L to R: Joe Sergi, Mike Fernie, Jan Kime, Police Officer Ruhloff: assisting the police in downtown Hamilton.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.9	Shinerama: L to R: Ken Sutton, Oena Young, Jack Pearce, in Gore Park.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.10	Registration Line-up outside Chester New Hall.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.11	Registration. Indoors. Trudy Schuurman, Phil Bowman and Jim Steele collect their registration forms.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.12	Registration. Al Stratton needs to learn how to apply lipstick…getting The Mac Jacket. Mrs. Capelli, assisting Al Stratton and Ray St. John to buy their jackets.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.13	Registration. Mike Anderson receiving receipt for fees.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.14	Registration: Wendy Roy arranges her timetable with Dr. Thomas T. Truman.	1967	Tom Bochsler
8.15	Orientation. Two freshettes, Ruth Brown and Ruth Wilson, get organized.	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.16	Orientation. Following the leader: freshmen in a line.	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.17	Orientation. Jo-Anne Hickey meets a friend	1968	Tom Bochsler
8.18	Registration. Two office staff work on student cards.	1968	Tom Bochsler.
	Events – Whidden Lectures
9.1	Lecturer: Dr. Charles de Koninck. January 14-16. Title: “The Hollow Universe”.	1959
9.2	Lecturer: Sir George Clark. Title: “Three Aspects of Stuart England.”	1960
9.3	Lecturer: Dr. W. F. Albright. Title: “New Horizons in Biblical Research”.	1961
9.4	Lecturer: J. Robert Oppenheimer, Director, Princeton University Inst. For Advanced Studies. Title: “The Flying Trapeze: Three Crises for Physicists.”	1962	8x10”s by Tom Bochsler
9.5	Lecturer: The Rev. Canon I. T. Ramsey, Nolloth Professor of the Philosophy of Religion, Oxford University. Title: “Models and Mystery.”	1963
9.6	Lecturer: Sir Anthony Blunt, Surveyor of the Queen’s Works of Art. Title: “Picasso and Tradition.”	1966
9.7	Lecturer: Sir Eric Ashby. Title: “Chancellors, Masters, and Scholars.”	1970	Silhouette staff
9.8	Lecturer: Milton Babbitt. Title: unknown	1972
9.9	Lecturer: Noam Chomsky. Title: unknown	1975
9.10	Lecturer: Dr. Richard S. MacNeish. “The Science of Archaeology”. 1) Ken Harold ’49, Beatrice Harold, Dr. MacNeish; 2) Social time in the Great Hall, Alumni Bldg. Dr. MacNeish in the centre; 3) Mimmo Lostracco, L, then Dr. MacNeish. Other gentlemen not identified.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual?
	Events – Learned Societies Meeting, 1962
10.1	Maureen Cunningham posting the daily bulletin for the meetings.	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.2	Registration Desk, L to R: Professors G. M. Story and D. G. Pitt of Memorial University, and Prof. G. A, Padley. Clerk May Banner hands information.	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.3	Presidents: L to R: Dr. A.R.M. Lower hands over to Dr. W. H. Cook	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.4	Medal winners: Drs. F. R. Scott (McGill), M. Lebel (Laval), J. M. S. Careless (U of T), and F. E. J. Frey (U of T). Seated at right: Dr. A.R.M. Lower, President of the Learned Societies.	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.5	Philosophical discussion. Fr. J. Langlois, and Drs. Horace Dulmage (McMaster), C. de Koninck (Laval), and J.L. Allard (Ottawa).	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.6	Parallel meetings: Counselling and Placement. L to R: Messrs. H. C. Barrie (Du Pont), I. R. Melhuish (Canada Packers), I.D.A. Cook (Bell Telephone), G. R. Hiam (Shawinigan Power).	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.7	Nursing Conference planning: L to R: Sister Forest (D’Youville, Montreal), Alma Reid (McMaster), Jenny Weir (Queen’s).	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.8	Linguistics: L to R: Profs W. H. Evans (Queen’s), Fr. L Taillon (St. Joseph’s, Moncton), H. Freeman (McMaster), E.J.H. Greene (U of A), J. T. Stoker (Memorial).	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.9	Geography, on the Canadian Arctic: L to R: Dr. F. K. Hare (McGill), Moira Dunbar (DRB), M. Marsden (Arctic Institute), Dr. T. Lloyd (McGill)	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.10	French: Dr. P.M. Condon (McMaster), Prof. H. Jones (McGill).	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.11	Learned Societies meeting: unidentified scholars in discussion	1962	Tom Bochsler
	Events – Canada Teach-In and Festival, March 5-7, 1971
11.1	Jack McLelland and Barbara DaPrado converse.	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.2	Helena Pereira and Andy Andoniadis enjoy dinner.	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.3	David Studham, John Harris and Karen Koizumi listen attentively.	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.4	Rhys Phillips and Mel Hurtig in conversation.	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.5	Simon McInnes and Mrs. H. G. Thode at the buffet.	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.6	Gary Perley, Ralph Ellis and Wesley Thompson enjoy a conversation	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.7	Pat Griffin and Doug Cooper talk with Madeleine Parent (Back to camera)	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.8	Martin Anderson and Dr. H.G. Thode	1971	Albert Bochsler
11.9	W. H. Pope and Rhys Phillips conversing	1971	Albert Bochsler
	Events – International Women’s Year, 1975
12.1	Laura Sabia, the keynote speaker, making a point	1975
12.2	Some of the audience at the meeting	1975
12.3	Study Session at McMaster before Women’s Year meetings	1974
12.4	Unidentified nurse whose picture was used to illustrate an article on nursing	1975

Box P08
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Grad’s Day, May 17, 1958, plus some other 1958 events
1.1	Fashion Show, 1958	1958
1.2	Maytime Ball - Decorations	1958
1.3	Coffee Party	1958
1.4	Phyllis Jefferson	1958
1.5	Rogue’s Gallery	1958
1.6	L to R: Paul Duff ’51, Mrs. Clement Stearn, Mrs. Duff	1958
1.7	L to R: Jackie Barbour, Diana Beacham, Barbara Brock, Alan Edgar, Len Murrell, Shirley Edgar	1958
1.8	L to R: John Bennie ’55, Alex Brown ’50, Steve Fletcher ’36, Mrs. Kindersley.	1958
1.9	L to R: Prof Mary Martin, Joan Cornfield ’55, Marion Standing ’55, Ellen Swinton ‘55	1958
1.10	George Gathercole ‘35	1958
1.11	L to R: Charlie Hainer’55, Margaret Gibson ’58, Anne Kovacheff ’53, Ken Hewins, Roy Brillinger ’56, Lil Brillinger ’52, Emerson Hotson ’55, Mrs. Hotson	1958
1.12	Elven Bengough ’03 at the podium.	1958
1.13	L to R: Elsie Allaby ’43, Jo Meeker ‘53	1958
1.14	L to R: Dr. Alfred E. Johns, Marjorie Levan ’43, Vic Levan ‘44	1958
1.15	L to R: Dr. Waters, unknown, Sue McDowell	1958
1.16	L to R: David Smith ’53, Ron Bowie ‘55	1958
1.17	L to R: Willard Bush ’38, Archie McLachlan ‘37	1958
1.18	L to R: Jean McCallion ’44, Elsie Allaby ’43, Esther Cable ’43, Bill McCallion ’43, George Johnson ’43, Bert McKinnon ’43.	1958
1.19	L to R: Mrs. Kemp, Dr. Douglas Bankier, Bob Kemp ’53, Ron Britton ’47.	1958
1.20	L to R: Marie Lavis ’52, Marion Heath ’51, Mary Zatyko ’51, Doris Campbell ‘51	1958
1.21	Ernestine Whiteside ‘1898	1958
1.22	John Bennie ‘55, Elven Bengough ‘1903 compare notes	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.23	Virginia Hunter ’48, and Grace Chappell ’40 prepare the advertising for the May Ball at Grad’s Day	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.24	Preparing for Registration at Grad’s Day	1958	Tom Bochsler
	Grad’s Day, May 16, 1959
	Note: A contact print and its 4 x 4” enlargement are counted as “1 photo”. Where there is a second similar 2 ¼” square contact print, the list shows “2 photos”
2.1	L to R: John Lee ’39, John Oates ’39, Alex MacKay ’39.	1959
2.2	L to R: Eleanor Hendricks’34, Dorothy Mason ’34, Dorothy Marshall ’34.	1959
2.3	L to R: Graduates touring nuclear reactor, but no identifications	1959
2.4	L to R: Mary Brajer ’57, Don Rankin ’59, Nancy Long ’58.	1959
2.5	L to R: Gerrie Ford, Elsie Allaby ’43, Evelyn Allaby, Audrey Scott.	1959
2.6	L to R: Joan Weston ’53, Elliott Brady ‘49	1959
2.7	L to R: Marnie Fisher ’50, John Bennie ’55, Betty Walsh, ’49.	1959
2.8	L to R: Fern Stapleton, ’37, Dorothy Williams, ’36.	1959
2.9	Alex Brown, ’50	1959
2.10	L to R: Dr. G.P. Gilmour, ’21, Bill Fisher ’59.	1959
2.11	Jo Meeker, ‘53	1959
2.12	L to R: Ted Ford, ’44, Roy Cable, ’43, Don Scott, ’53.	1959
2.13	L to R: Ed Bracken, ’34, Frances Bracken, Tom (‘Tommy’) Mason ’34.	1959
2.14	L to R: Ray Pierce ’49, Carm McMullen ‘49	1959
2.15	L to R: Dexter McDonald ’34, Mary Thomson ’34, Dorothy Mason ’34, Dorothy Marshall ’34.	1959
2.16	L to R: Dorothy Mason ’34, unknown, Dorothy Marshall ’34.	1959
2.17	L to R: Joan Dickson ’44, Esther Cable ’43, Jean McCallion ’44.	1959
	Grads’ Day, 1960
	Note: The 2 ¼” square contact print and its 4x4” enlargement are classed as ‘1 print’.
3.1	L to R: Dr. Wm F. Waters, Dr. John Thomas	1960
3.2	L to R: Sherwood Fox ’1900, Harris MacNeill ‘1894, Bertha Thompson ‘1900, Perren Baker ‘1900,	1960
3.3	L to R: Mrs. Max Ballard, Max Ballard ’15, Mr. Thompson, Margaret Thompson ’15, Wilfred Mallory ’16.	1960
3.4	L to R: Dave Neylan ’60, Ted Spearin ’60, Ron Vince ’60, Harold Wood ’43, Len Evenden ’60.	1960
3.5	Sherwood Fox ‘1900	1960
3.6	Walter Steven ‘15	1960
3.7	Gulzari Lal Malli signing in.	1960
3.8	Dr. E. Togo Salmon and Mrs. Paul Rowntree Clifford	1960
3.9	L to R: Bill Milne ’55, Jane Milne ’56, Warren Currie ’59, Jean Currie ’56.	1960
3.10	L to R: Mrs Edgar Pyke, Lois Scott-Thomas ’19, Mrs. Lee Stillwell.	1960
3.11	Jo Meeker ’53 at the microphone.	1960
3.12	L to R: Duncan MacGibbon ’08, Sherwood Fox ’00, Bill Bartram.	1960
3.13	Dr. John Thomas and his wife Maureen (‘Mo’).	1960
3.14	L to R: Prof. Hal Freeman, Norah McCallion, Elsie Allaby ’43, Dave McCallion ‘42	1960
3.15	L to R: Dr. Herbert McCready, Mary-Ellen Burville ’50, Victor Burville ‘51	1960
3.16	L to R: Dr. H. S. Armstrong, Dr. Wreford Watson in discussion.	1960
3.17	L to R: Don Longwell ’60, Dr. G. P. Gilmour ‘21	1960
3.18	L to R: Bryden Roberts ’36, Dr. Roy M. Wiles.	1960
3.19	Unidentified persons at Grads’ Day	1960
3.20	Unidentified gentleman at campus map	1960
3.21	Unidentified trio in Great Hall of Alumni Building	1960
	Grads’ Day, 1961
4.1	Joan and Ron McPherson, both ’54, register for Grads’ Day	1961
4.2	Juanita Rathbun ’49, and her husband study a map of campus	1961
4.3	Marg Davis ’51 and Mary-Ellen Burville ’50, greet Dr. L.C. (Clayton) Kitchen. The little girl at the end of the table is unidentified.	1961
4.4	Unidentified alumnus registering for the reunion.	1961
4.5	Described as ‘demonstration sports’: baseball, martial arts, and a puppet show. Performers at the puppet show are Dorothy McKay ’59, Paul Clanny, Gary Curran and Ken McKay ’60.	1961
4.6	Jane Milne ‘56 pours coffee for Elsie Paterson ‘35	1961
4.7	L to R: Barbara Habib ‘59 and Marg Johns ’39 look at old class photos.	1961
4.8	1961. New graduate Norma Woods ’61, with two proud grandparents: Richard Guyatt ‘1901, and Mrs. Guyatt.	1961	Hamilton Spectator
	Grads’ Day – May 20, 1962
5.1	L to R: Bess McGregor, Mrs. R. McGregor, Roy McGregor ’16, Homer Brownlee ’17, Mrs. Brownlee	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.2	L to R: Fred Gartrell ’62, Joyce Haines, Jonina (Bailey ’61) Male and Dave Male ‘62	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.3	L to R: Elsie Stockall, Jane Pritchard, Isabelle (Grant) Wardlaw ’52, Jack Livesley ‘52	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.4	Following the piper: From the rear: Jack Taylor ’22, Mrs. H. S. Armstrong, Gerry Brown ’46, Elsie Allaby ’43, Piper MacFarlane.	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.5	L to R: From the Class of ’22: Wardley McMaster, Florence (Marlow) Swift, Helen (Perry) Allen, Enid Hounsom, and Mabel (Pugh) Taylor	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.6	L to R: Principal E. Togo Salmon, Vi Dingwall, Mac Dingwall ’37.	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.7	Mac Dingwall ’37 presents the 1937 class gift to President H. G. Thode.	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.8	Carol Caskey ’27 presents a cheque to President H. G. Thode for the Weyman Roberts Book Fund.	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.9	L to R: Emma Ronson, Otto Ronson ‘ex-12, Kathryne (Wallace) Gayman ‘45	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.10	L to R: Wim Crawford ’54 (at podium), Jean Brown ’52, Bill Malcolm ‘50	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.11	L to R: Bill McGowan ’32, Dorothy (Hayden) McGowan ’32, Ed Jones ’32 on the front steps of University Hall.	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.12	L to R: Dr. Berners Jackson ’39, Marion (Grimshaw) Mallory ’17, Winnifred (Grindell) Rosewarne ’17, and Ibra Connors ’17.	1962	Tom Bochsler,
5.13	Don McArthur ’47 signs in.	1962	Tom Bochsler
5.14	Steve Fletcher ’36 presents the portrait of Dr. Chester W. New as a Class of ’36 gift to McMaster, to Dr. H. G. Thode as the University’s representative. The portrait is by Frank Panabaker.	1962	Tom Bochsler
	Planning for Grads’ Day, May 18, 1963
6.1	Planning for Grads’ Day: Publicity photo of vocalist Kathy Wayne with Len Moss’s orchestra	1963	Len Moss
6.2	Planning for Grads’ Day: Wim Crawford, Chairman, extends a welcome.	1963	Tom Bochsler
6.3	Planning for Grads’ Day: Marg Devitt ’42. Wilf Mallory ’16, and Don Brennagh ‘51	1963	Tom Bochsler
6.4	Planning for Grads’ Day: Pat Smye ’59, Pat Fisher ’59, and John Bennie ‘55	1963	Tom Bochsler
6.5	Planning for Grads’ Day: Rugby Match between McMaster and OAC (University of Guelph). Publicity shots: Alex Whitla ‘60, Ray Rothenbury (coach) and Jim Enwright	1963	Tom Bochsler
	Grads’ Day Events, May 18, 1963.
7.1	Sue McPetrie ‘44 pinning a corsage on Vera MacNeill as Dr Harris MacNeill ‘1894 looks on	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.2	Dick Rigg ’51 and Treva Rigg ’53 chat over coffee with ‘Cec’ Vicero.	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.3	L to R: Len West, Pat West ’48, and Cathy West receive name tags for the day.	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.4	L to R: Hilda Telfer ’49, Marie Shantz ’49 purchase tickets from Mrs. V. Searles	1963	Tome Bochsler
7.5	L to R around the table: Earl Mayer ’59, Ted Lewis ’59, Ken Connor ’54, David Brubaker ’59, and Gord Burns ‘59	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.6	L to R: Helen Morton ’48, Florence Littler ’59, Ella Hardy ’51, and Roy MacEachern ’36 enjoy lunch	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.7	Ambling down the ambulatory at the Divinity College: L to R: Arden Gayman, Marion Mallory ’17, Winnifred Rosewarne ’17, unidentified.	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.8	The Circus train in front of University Hall	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.9	The Class of ’38 reunion at the Tamahaac Club: L to R: Alice Heilig, Dorothy Adams, Joyce Gillin and Margaret (Mrs. Ossie) Cox.	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.10	Nancy ‘58 and Don Rankin ’59 register for the reunion	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.11	Have some coffee? L to R: David Brubaker ’59, Dr. D. B. Sumner, and Earl Mayer are served by Joan Weston ‘53	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.12	L to R: Don Farmer ’50, Colin Farmer and Mrs. Farmer, Mrs. Ruth Hartley, and Floyd Hartley ’18 at University Hall	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.13	Mary-Ellen Burville ’50, pins a corsage on Grace Marshall ‘1898, as Helen Iler ‘1902 looks on	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.14	Hear Ye, hear Ye the circus train is leaving! Ian Thomas’s first public performance!	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.15	Gladys Sepworth Frost ’25 with her husband Isaiah Frost checking the registration list.	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.16	Being piped into lunch! Most persons unidentified, but far left is Ruth McLachlan, and far right is Rev. Keith Daniel	1963	Tom Bochsler
7.17	Two tables at the 1943 Year Reunion: a) Back: Jean McCallion, George Johnson, Mrs Johnson. Front: Bert McKinnon, Mrs McKinnon, Bill McCallion. b) Elsie Allaby, Alec Beasley, Jane Speers with husband, Mrs. Beasley.	1963
7.18	Other reunion groups. A) Year ‘1908: Mrs McLaren, A. J. McLaren, Duncan J MacGibbon in front of Wentworth House. B) Peggy Stevenson ‘57, Victoria Pigott, Yvonne Pigott ’57; C) Cliff Waite ’48, Arden and Kay Gayman ’43.	1963
7.19	Reunion	1963
	Grads’ Day, May 23, 1964.
	Note: People are labeled from left to right.
8.1	Head table guests arrive for luncheon	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.2	Ernest Nyitrai ’64, Doug Hain ’64, Iain Munro ’64, Dave Cuttris ’64.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.3	Mrs Dennis, Ora Dennis ’19, Mrs. Freeman, Ralph Freeman ’14, Ada Found ’14.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.4	Mr. Stuart, Margaret Stuart ’39, Gerry Stapley ’39, Mel Bridgman ’39, Don Moyer ’39.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.5	Jim Firth ’39, Chuck Linton ’39, Jim Swayze ’39, Ivor Wynne, ‘40	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.6	Doug Bidigare, Mrs. Enid Webb	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.7	Waiting for Chapel.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.8	Brian Hartley ’52, Ed Johnson ’46, Dr. F. W. Waters ‘1911.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.9	Odette Chochlewiez ’64, Mr. Chochlewiez emerging from the Alumni Memorial Hall.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.10	Leon McCrimmon ‘1911, Elmer Renaud ‘14	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.11	Karen Keogh ‘64	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.12	Mrs. Elmer Renaud, Ada Found ‘14	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.13	The reunion class of 1939. Individuals not named.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.14	Zora White ’46, Alice Vollmer ’44, Oona Shields ’44, June Cook ’64, Sabine Heder ’64, Bert Bunten.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.15	Dan Hurst ’19, Harry Graham’14, Mrs Hurst, Mrs Graham	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.16	Walking up the Wentworth House steps: Wilfred Mallory ’16, Marion Mallory ’17, Dorothy Marshall ‘34	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.17	Mike Bradfield ’64, Doug Palmer ’64, Don Roberts ’64, Peter Wroe ‘64	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.18	Ross Park ’34, Dr. Roy M. Wiles, Earl Elder ’34, Mrs. Hall, Vic Hall ’34. See also 8-28 in this set.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.19	Reunion of the class of ‘1919. Prof. Harold Lang on right.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.20	Keith Wallace ’54, June Wallace ’54, Wim Crawford ’54 at registration.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.21	Head Table guests arrive for luncheon.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.22	Waiting for the Chapel service at the Divinity College.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.23	Waiting for Chapel. Persons not identified.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.24	Waiting for Chapel. Facing: Dr. Harold Lang, Mrs. Lang	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.25	Waiting for Chapel.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.26	Karen Keogh ‘64 on the sawhorse.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.27	The class of ’39. See 8-13.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.28	See also 8-18 in this set. L to R: Ross A. Park ’34; Dr. Roy M. Wiles; Earl Elder ’34, Mrs. Hall, Vic Hall ‘34	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.29	Reunion class of 1919.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.30	Reunion class of 1919	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.31	Dr. E. Togo Salmon in conversation behind a poster in the ‘Future Growth at McMaster’ display.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.32	Introduction of Keynote Speaker Michael Barkway at “Man in Society” lecture	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.33	Michael Barkway lecturing at “Man in Society” Grads’ Day lecture.	1964	Tom Bochsler
8.34	Michael Barkway lecturing at “Man in Society” Grads’ Day lecture	1964	Tom Bochsler
	Grad’s Day, May 29, 1965.
	Note: Persons are identified from left to right.
9.1	The CHML helicopter.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.2	Paul Hanover (left) interviews Ossie Cox ’38 for CHML	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.3	Verona Van Gorder ’35, Helen Becker ’35 at the punchbowl.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.4	Geoff MacGibbon ’47, Marg Devitt ’42, Duncan MacGibbon ‘1908	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.5	Welcome sign on University Hall; persons not identified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.6	Inez Gregory and Newman Gregory ’25 at registration.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.7	Pipe Major MacFarlane leads the head table to luncheon.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.8	50^th Class reunion for 1915. No persons identified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.9	50^th Class reunion for 1915. No identifications.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.10	Tree-planting ceremony by the Class of ‘15	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.11	Conversation between Leslie Laking and Roy Kellock ’15, former Chancellor.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.12	The Junior League of Hamilton sets up the puppet show.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.13	Child not identified, but the adults are Dorothy Smith ’49, Barb Bagshaw ’48, and Audrey Ryckman ’48.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.14	Punch party; no persons identified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.15	Ossie Cox ’38, Fred Martin ’40, Dr. E. Togo Salmon, Peggy Martin ‘40	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.16	Jean Murray ’52, Harry Stephen ’20, Ed Pyke ’19.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.17	William Kenyon ’15, Alma Davis ’15, Mildred Kenyon, Lionel Cockburn ’15.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.18	Chuck Linton ’39, Marie Lavis ’52, Dean A. W. Patrick, Catherine Beattie ‘64	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.19	Valerie Stacy ’65, Helgi Rebane ’65, Gwyn Heaven ’65.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.20	Jackie Barbour ’56, Harley Eberlee ’23, Gwen Eberlee ’30 Corinne Breakey, Bert Breakey ’30.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.21	The head table at lunch; no persons identified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.22	In the ‘copter: Carm McMullen ’49. Outside: Achim Bonawitz ‘55	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.23	Bill Stirrup of CHML handing Sue McPetrie ’44 out of the helicopter.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.24	Prof. Harold Lang ’15, his daughter Mary Crawford ’53, and granddaughters Ann and Sarah.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.25	Five contact prints suggesting the CHML helicopter is taking off.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.26	Carm McMullin ’49, and Adam Bonawitz ’55 at the helicopter; the pilot is unidentified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.27	Chuck Linton ’39, Marie Lavis ’52, Dean A. W. Patrick, and Catherine Beattie ’64 at the book table.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.28	Jackie Barbour ’56, Harley Eberlee ’23, Gwen Eberlee ’30, Corinne Breakey, Bert Breakey ‘30	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.29	Valerie Stacy ’65, Helgi Rebane ’65, Gwyn Heaven ‘65	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.30	The reunion of the Class of ‘1915; no persons identified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.31	The reunion of the Class of ‘1920. No identifications.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.32	Punch party. No identifications.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.33	Paul Hanover (CHML) interviewing Ossie Cox ’38.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.34	Six contact prints of the tree planting ceremony by the Class of ‘1915.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.35	Conversations. No persons identified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
	Grads’ Day, May 28 1966.
10.1	L to R: Al Smith, Steve Fletcher ’36. Portrait of Dr. Chester W. New given by the Class of ’36, of which Mr. Fletcher was President.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.2	Enid Webb registering a family.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.3	Out at the CHML helicopter. Jocelyn MacGibbon, Gordon MacGibbon, Geoff MacGibbon ’47, Bill Stirrup (CHML Announcer), Doug Dunlop, pilot.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.4	In front of University Hall. L to R: Catherine Farmer, Colin Farmer ’21, Don Farmer ’50, Mary Farmer ’23, Dorothea Irvine ’23, Ethel McNab ’25, Maude Fleming ‘21	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.5	Dr. Harris MacNeill ‘1894, Mrs. Vera MacNeill ‘1912, Jane Moore, seated.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.6	Registering: Jim Abra ’37, and Vi Abra.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.7	Don Brennagh ’51, and Adele James prepare a poster.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.8	L to R: Ralph Scheffel ’51, Gina Scheffel, Eleanor Orr ’51, Marion Lindsay ’50, Neil Orr ’51, Bob Lindsay ‘51	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.9	Barb Buchner ’48, Glenne Growcock ’47, Fred Stasiuk ’48, Ann Stasiuk.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.10	Anne Timpany, Peter Timpany ’64, Elizabeth McGrady.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.11	Margaret West, Barry Adamson ‘66	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.12	Dorothy Lyons, Dr. F. W. Waters ‘1911, Lindy Penner ‘51	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.13	Barbara Bagshaw ’48, unknown, Marion Ball ’36 at the coffee table.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.14	Helen Cross ’21, Les Prince, Jo Prince in discussion.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.15	Major J. MacFarlane pipes in the head table for luncheon.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.16	Harold ‘1911 and Winifred Male.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.17	Prof Mary Martin receives a nametag from Lindy Penner ’51, as Dorothy Lyon looks on.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.18	Registration: getting name tags. Persons not identified	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.19	Lottie MacNeill ’37, Margaret Vickers, Len Lambert ’31, Fred Vickers ‘37	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.20	Wendy Abra, Vi Abra, Jim Abra ’37, John Wingfield ’38, Naomi Wingfield ’46.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.21	Juanita Lyall, Bill George, Jane Moore (Alumni Staff)	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.22	Year 1916 50^th Reunion – except for J. C. Doherty ‘1908 (left front) and Grace Doherty ‘1906.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.23	‘Vincent Van Gogh-Go’ Disco in the Rathskellar. Persons not identified.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.24	Les Prince introduces alumni to the new athletic centre.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.25	Aileen and Holman Doolittle ’22 sit comfortably.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.26	Pat Smye ’59, Dr. N. H. Parker, and Ossie Cox ’38 discuss matters before the lecture.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.27	Carol LaPierre and Dorothy Lyon check out the CHML helicopter.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.28	Dr. N. H. Parker delivers the Alumni lecture “40 Years A-Growing”	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.29	Harold Groh ’26, and Cora Groh fill out their draw tickets as a staff member looks on.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.30	Maude Fleming ‘1921, and Grace Doherty ‘1906 enjoy a conversation.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.31	Paul Simpson ’56 and Barbara Bibby ’56 put up the sign.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.32	Maude Fleming ’21 peruses contributions to a volume to be presented to Dean Marion Bates ’19, on her retirement.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.33	1966. Bill Stirrup of CHML, Gordon MacGibbon, and Geoff MacGibbon ’47 visit the CHML helicopter.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.34	1966. The 1916 Reunion Luncheon. Persons not identified.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.35	1966. Dr. Parker converses with an attendee	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.36	1966. Maude Fleming ’21 and Grace Doherty ’06.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.37	1966. Aileen Doolittle and Holman Doolittle ‘22	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.38	1966. ‘Vincent Van Gogh-Go’ Disco in the Rathskellar	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.39	1966. Pipe Major MacFarlane piping guests to the head table for luncheon.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.40	1966. The head table at luncheon	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.41	1966. Don and Mrs Barclay receive dance tickets from Jane Moore of the Alumni staff.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.42	1966. The Year 1941 reunion lunch, with guests Dr and Mrs. N. H. Parker (in background)	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.43	1966. Al Smith and Steve Fletcher ’36 with the portrait of Dr. C. W. New	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.44	1966. Al Smith and Dr. C. W. New’s portrait	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.45	1966. Steve Fletcher ’36 and Al Smith after the unveiling of the portrait of Dr. C. W. New.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.46	1966. Al Smith awaits the arrival of Steve Fletcher ’36; Steve Fletcher ’36 unveils the portrait of Dr. C. W. New.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.47	1966. Unidentified painters…	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.48	1966. Elizabeth Grady, Linda Moulton and Bob Moulton contribute to a painting.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.49	1966. Pat Smye ‘57, Dr. Parker, and Ossie Cox ’38 await the Alumni lecture, given by Dr. Parker.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.50	1966. Don Farmer ’50 (centre); Sue (Carnahan) Robertson. Others unidentified.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.51	1966. Don Brennagh ’51 and Adele James paint a poster.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.52	1966. Bill Stirrup of CHML with Gordon MacGibbon and Geoff MacGibbon ‘47	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.53	1966. Unidentified visitors with Bill Stirrup (right) to the CHML helicopter	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.54	1966. Dr. N. H. Parker and Ossie Cox ’38 at the Alumni lecture	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.55	1966. Dr. N. H. Parker delivering the Alumni lecture.	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.56	1966. Marion Rall ’36 chats with Dr. Harris MacNeill ‘1894	1966	Tom Bochsler
10.57	1966. Family portrait: Dr. N. H. Parker, Mrs. Parker and daughter Elizabeth Parker ’60 walk across campus.	1966	Tom Bochsler
	Grads’ Day, May 1967.
11.1	No identifications.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.2	Envelope containing two contact prints of the photograph ‘taken’ by C. Percy Fell ‘17 of the reunion class of 1917. For an enlargement of this photograph, and identifications, see Box 3, E-1.		Tom Bochsler
11.3	Paul Hanover, CHML, interviewing Geoff MacGibbon ‘47	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.4	Paul Hanover, from CHML interviewing George Bryant ’37, as Geoff MacGibbon ’47 looks on.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.5	L to R: Eleanor McCulloch ’56, Kay Rutty ’56, Lorna Bridge ’56, Way Bridge ’56.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.6	Picking up Luncheon tickets: L to R: Pearce Rosewarne ’1919, Elsie Mulholland ’1917, Bessie Cooke ’1917, Evelyn Armstrong ‘1917, Jane Moore of the Alumni Office staff, seated.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.7	Left: Mrs. Porteous, Grads’ Day Chair, and Right: Pat Smye ‘59	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.8	Hospitality Centre, Great Hall, Alumni Memorial Building. L to R: Pearce Rosewarne ’19, Winnifred Rosewarne ’16, Mrs. Galloway, Ken Galloway ’27.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.9	L to R: Geoff MacGibbon ’47, Gerry Brown, Les Prince.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.10	Registration. L to R: Zalga Luidmanis, Cathie Sled ’63, Ligita Luidmanis ‘64	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.11	L to R: Sue McPetrie ’44, Winifred Paskall ’34, Hazel Trott ‘34	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.12	L to R: Pearce Rosewarne ‘1919, Winnifred Rosewarne ‘1917, Mrs. Galloway, Ken Galloway ’27.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.13	View of Hospitality Centre in the Alumni Memorial Building from the head of the stairs.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.14	Ibra Connors ’17, Grace Doherty ‘1906, J. Corry Doherty ‘1908	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.15	1927 Reunion. L to R: Bud Fisher ’27, Jean Fisher ’27, Mary Lick ’28, Ruth Freeman ‘28	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.16	1927 Reunion. L to R: Oswald Coumans ’27, Edith Ledger ’27, Lilah Coumans ’27, Marjorie Lugsdin ‘27	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.17	Going into the chapel service. Persons not identified.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.18	Discotheque in the Rathskellar for young grads. Persons not identified.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.19	L to R: Charles Dunnett ’42, John Redding ’42, Art Roberts ’42.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.20	1932 Reunion lunch. Persons not identified.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.21	L to R: Helen Bryant, Wib Erwin ’46, Louise Erwin.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.22	L to R: Mrs. V. E. Porteous, Chair of Grads’ Day; Helen Brown ’22, Marg Devitt ‘42	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.23	Sue McPetrie ’44, puts a finishing touch on her poster.		Tom Bochsler
11.24	1942 Reunion. L to R: Stan Symington ’42, Joy Symington, Esther Beaupré and Len Beaupré	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.25	Bob Radko ’59, Inge Radko, Linda Moulton ’63, Bob Moulton, Barb Conley ’63, Marshall Conley ‘65		Tom Bochsler
11.26	Susan Pottier, Jan Hatton ’67 at the pool.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.27	The Head Table being piped into lunch by Pipe Major J. MacFarlane.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.28	Lois Parker Hon. ’27, Dr. Nat Parker, Dorothy Poynter ‘42		Tom Bochsler
11.29	Marg Vance ’55, Barb Bagshaw ’48 checking the cooking.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.30	Lifeguards for the Splash Party. Persons not identified.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.31	Checking out the pool. Persons not identified, but last three are: Les Prince (pointing), Mrs. Alexander, Lincoln Alexander.		Tom Bochsler
11.32	Reunion. L to R: Beverley Mitchell, Shirley MacPherson, Ruth Paterson, Pat Thorburn, Peter Mitchell, Former Dean H. S. Armstrong (Guest), Bruce Thorburn, Paul MacPherson, Mort Paterson. All Class of ’57.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.33	The Rev. Dr. J. R. C. Perkin ready for Chapel.		Tom Bochsler
11.34	Panel Discussion. L to R: Geoff MacGibbon ’47, Les Prince, Jack Kennedy, Al Smith, Ray Johnson.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.35	Lorna Thompson ’50, Heather Thompson, Pipe Major J. MacFarlane discuss the pipes.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.36	General view of reunion luncheon. No year specified.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.37	Dan Lysack ’52, Miriam Lysack ’52, Norma Cheadle ’47, and Al Cheadle ’47 at the reception.	1967	Tom Bochsler
	Grads’ Day, June 1, 1968
12.1	Enid Webb of the Alumni Office, Evelyn Armstrong-Smith ’1918, Lillian Dexter ‘1918, Muriel Brothers ’18 at the registration desk.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.2	Fran Stapley, Gerry Stapley ’39, Naomi Wingfield, Jack Wingfield ‘38	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.3	Tom Simpson, Bill Carmichael, Ruby Carmichael and Jean McIntyre ’33 look at the programme.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.4	Dr. Harris MacNeill ‘1894, Vera MacNeill ’12, and Marnie (Gilmour) Fisher ’50 in conversation.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.5	Madeleine Warren ’57, and Mrs. A. Boyd McLay enjoy a conversation.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.6	L to R: George Bryant ’57, Mary-Ellen Burville ’50, Samuel Vose ’23.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.7	Don Farmer ’50, Mary Farmer ’23, Art McDowell ’46 in front of the Matthews Tower of the Divinity College.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.8	L to R: Dr. John R. Evans, Dean of the Medical School, Gwen Bowie ’53 and Don Brennagh ‘51 outside the Robinson Memorial Theatre.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.9	Lindy Penner ’51 and Helen Twiss ’57 in the Great Hall of the Alumni Building.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.10	On the steps of the Alumni Building, l to r: Dr. N. H. Parker, Mrs. Lois Parker, Myrtle Milligan ’28, Alfred Milligan ’28, Evelyn Smith ’30, E. K. Smith ‘28	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.11	L to R: Lloyd Stapleton ’39, Marjorie Stapleton, John Tomlinson ’36 and Norene Tomlinson	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.12	L to R: Paul Duncan ’67, Linda Gadsby ’64, Joyce Hodgson ’67, Ray Hodgson ‘67	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.13	Out on the balcony of Alumni Memorial Hall: George Bryant ’37, Dorothy Smith ’49, Jim Smith ’49.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.14	The Rev Art McDowell in the chapel.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.15	Miss Arlene Wright, University Organist, at the console of the Divinity College organ.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.16	L to R: Rupe Carleton ’57, Pat Smye ’59, Peter Cazaly ’63 on the balcony of the Alumni Memorial Building	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.17	Ken Hilyer, Gail Hilyer ’58, and Fred Habermeyl ’57 out in front of the Divinity College.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.18	Walter Lawrence ‘1918 and Mrs. Lawrence arrive for the chapel service.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.19	Piper J. MacFarlane leads Mary-Ellen Burville ‘50 and Kay McDowell as the Head Table procession is piped in to luncheon.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.20	Jean Hawkings ’43 and Penelope Waldie ’43 ready their class’s 25^th reunion material.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.21	Members of the Class of ’43: Roy Cable, Emerson Horning, Jane Speers, and Jack Durfey, enjoy a drink.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.22	Roy Cable ’43 and Esther Cable and Mascot ’Hi! You don’t look any different!’ with teenage acne…	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.23	Betty and Bob Dingledine, both ’43, sign in.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.24	Year ’38 at lunch: L to R: Bud Turnbull, Gerry Lawrence, Warren Main, and Pat Sullivan.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.25	Tebby MacFarlane, Lloyd Tweedie ’38, Joyce Shea, and John Shea ’38 at lunch.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.26	The girls of the Class of ‘1918: L to R: Muriel Brothers, Edna Haviland, Lillian Dexter and Evelyn Armstrong-Smith.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.27	The boys of the Class of ‘1918: Floyde Hartley, Walter Lawrence, Walter Steven, Cleve Hooper	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.28	L to R: Dona Husband, Ross Husband ’48, Bernadette D’Arcy, Howard D’Arcy ‘48	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.29	L to R: Ted Flanagan ’48, Joyce Philp, Gabby Holton ’44, Paul Philp ‘48	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.30	L to R: Don MacLeod ’53, Helen Bain ’53, Marion MacLeod, Roberta Histead, Keith Bain ’53.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.31	Class of ’53. Standing, L to R: Tom Yates ’53, Hewat Richardson. Seated: Peggy Yates, Bill Weir ’53, Judy Richardson.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.32	Members of the Class of 1953: Jane Irving, Barb Scott and John Scott.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.33	Piper J. MacFarlane leading Mary-Ellen Burville ’50, Doug Allaby ’43 and Mrs. John R. Evans to lunch.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.34	Piper MacFarlane, Bob Brown ’62 and Steven Brown, who looks a little worried…	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.35	Jane Brown ’62, Bob Brown ’62, and Steven Brown	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.36	Chef Joe of the Faculty Club.		Tom Bochsler
12.37	Presentation of the tray to Doug Allaby in appreciation for his services (1952-1968) as Director of Alumni Affairs. L to R: Grace Chappell, Pat Smye ’59, Doug Allaby ’43, Elsie Allaby ’43.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.38	The Faculty Club Staff. Persons not identified.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.39	Standing: Tom Yates ’53, Hewat Richardson ’53. Seated: Peggy Yates, Bill Weir ’53, Judy Richardson	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.40	Jane Irving ’53, Barb Scott ’53, John Scott ‘53	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.41	Doug Allaby ’43 is presented with a gift by Pat Smye ‘59 as he leaves his position as Director of Alumni Affairs to work in the Awards Office with Wilf Paterson ’34. To see the contents of the box, see Box 8, Env. 12, Item 12-37	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.42	Piper John MacFarlane leads the head table members to luncheon.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.43	Prints taken at the same time as Items 1-42, but not used in publication. Prints are individually numbered and labeled.	1968	Tom Bochsler
	Grad’s Day 1969
13.1	People attending Grad’s Day functions. Most people identified.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.2	Registration: Gwen (Gilmour) Laurie ’54, welcomes Lillian and Arnold Look ‘1919;	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.3	Alice Vollmer ’44, Mariane Ferver ’44, Harold Vollmer ’46, at registration	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.4	Getting name tags: Bill Ferrier, Edyth Ferrier ’50, Bill Ferrier ’51, Louise Ferrier	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.5	J. George Cameron ’29, Edith Cameron, Beatrice Campbell ’37 in the registration line.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.6	Signing in: Cathy Devitt, John Devitt ‘42	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.7	Signing in: Sydney Hawker ‘57	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.8	Ken McAdam ’39, Barbara (Wearing) McAdam ‘40	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.9	Jerry Lowden ’29, Mary (Iverns) Lowden	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.10	Year ’54 reunion: Eric McIlveen, Irene McIlveen ’54, Jackie Simpson, Jim Simpson ’54.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.11	Year ’54 reunion: Doug Cowan ’54, Carol Cowan	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.12	Year ’59 reunion. Audrey Rogers, Alan Rogers ’59, Romana Fink, Dean Fink ‘59	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.13	Year ’59 reunion: Audrey Rogers, Alan Rogers ’59, Romana Fink, Dean Fink ‘59	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.14	Radio Interviews: Lee Dunbar from CHML interviews Prof. and Mrs. Hal Freeman	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.15	Touring the campus: Val McGilvery ’44, Mary Luton, Jim McGilvery ’44, Bill Luton ’44.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.16	Conversations: Margaret Young ’47, Marion Eby ’45, Pat Smye ‘59	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.17	Coffee and conversations: Glynis Sheppard, Yvonne Sheppard ’39, Helen (O’Neill) Johnston ‘43	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.18	Conversations: Flo (Marlow) Swift ’22, Jeannette (Reddick) Spurr ’24, Marion Mallory ’17, Marjorie (Grant) Henry ‘23	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.19	Conversations: Vera MacNeill ’12, Harris MacNeill ‘1894, Evelyn (Kellock) Waters, Frederick William Waters ‘1911	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.20	Conversations: Jane Froese, Jane Barlow, Hank Froese ’68, Eric Poole ‘67	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.21	Conversations: Ossie Cox ’38, Margaret Cox, Doug Allaby ‘43	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.22	Conversations: Barbara (Stephens) Bagshaw ’48, Mary (Lang) Crawford ’53, Wilmer Crawford ’54, Susan Bagshaw.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.23	Conversations: Betty Dankert, Harry A. Willis, Q.C. ’26, Mary (Dryden) Willis ’26, Mary Lou (Willis) Dingle ’58, Dr. Clyde Dankert ‘26	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.24	Conversations: Marion Mallory ’17, E. R. Swift, Flo (Marlow) Swift ‘22	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.25	Conversations: Doug Broad, Margaret (Waters) Broad ’43, Ruth McAndrew ’44, Bruce Broad ‘43	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.26	Year ’54 reunion: Bob Backman ’54, Anne Backman, Clara ‘Bunny’ (Walker) McClung, Garth McClung ‘54	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.27	As 13.26
13.28	Year ’49 reunion: Lincoln Alexander ’49, Yvonne Alexander, Marj Millar, John Millar ’49	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.29	Year ’49 reunion: Ruth Katz, Marj Westoby, Bill Westoby ‘49	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.30	Conversations: Chuck Simmons ’58. Pat (Lang) Fisher ’59, Mary Lou Simmons ’59, Bill Fisher ‘59	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.31	As 13-29.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.32	Conversations: Jim Smith ’49, Dorothy Smith, Les Prince, Jo Prince.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.33	Recreation: The Adkinson Family: Val, Sheila, Linda, Deborah, Don ‘51	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.34	Babysitting: Lorraine Armstrong with Patti Lyn Dean and Sheri Backman	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.35	Babysitting: Jane Alleway, Cindy Young, Allan Young, Jan Berquist.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.36	Sightseeing: The Lamont family: Beth, Julit, Isolde (Silkovskis) Lamont ’58, Christopher, Hayes Lamont.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.37	Sightseeing: John Hamilton, Carol Hamilton, Bill Hamilton ’54, Kathryn Hamilton, Lois (Frid) Hamilton ’55, Laura Carruthers ’34, Robert Hamilton	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.38	Relaxing: Ron Lambert ’59, Marilyn Lambert	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.39	Dancing in the Rathskellar, persons not identified.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.40	Dancing in the Rathskellar, persons not identified	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.41	Dancing in the Rathskellar, persons not identified	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.42	Dancing in the Great Hall of the Alumni Memorial Building. Persons not identified, but (L) John Stewart ’59, and (mid-R) Al Cousins ’60.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.43	The University’s exhibits: Helen Howell ’36, and Verna Vanderlip examine a document	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.44	A. C. Park ’35 talks to Mrs. M. Kraav ’63 of Mills Library	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.45	Oona Shields ’44, Lyn Harlow ’60, examine documents	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.46	Edgar Pike ’19 examines a document	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.47	Arthur Beaumont ’45, Stephanie Beaumont ’46, chat with Prof. Wm. Ready	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.48	Examining Marmors: Robin Sharp ’49, Mary Kempling, Sue Sharp.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.49	Library matters: Narendar Passi of the library shows a volume to Jean White ’43 and Bill White ‘42	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.50	Entertainment: The organ grinder and his monkey entertain in front of Wentworth House.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.51	Jane Drynan of the Health Sciences Centre, shows a model of the building to (l) Rodney Jones ’65 and (r) Eric Poole ‘67	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.52	Looking over McMaster memorabilia: John Takahashi, Kathleen (Cokawa) Takahashi ’54; Bob and George Takahashi being served by Debbie Gordon of the Bookstore.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.53	Lunch: Ken McAdam ’39, Gail James, ’42, Dean A. W. Patrick, Deane Kent ’39, and Mrs. Patrick	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.54	Lunch: Marianne Brett ’39, Jean Bower ’39, Fran and Jerry Stapley ‘39	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.55	Lunch: Jean McCallion ’44, Prof. E. Togo Salmon, Mrs. Salmon, Jim McGilvery ‘44	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.56	Lunch: Erna Knapp ’41, Frank Knapp ’44, Jean Conver ‘42	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.57	Lunch: Murray Goldblatt ’44, Helen Ryder, Marty Levinson ‘44	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.58	Lunch: Glee (Upshall) Jones ’54, Llewellyn and Victor Jones	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.59	Lunch: Bob Backman ’54, Anne Backman ‘54	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.60	Lunch: Fern Gordon, Lindsay Gordon, Dorothy (Shepard) Marshall ’34 and Bob Marshall ‘34	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.61	Lunch: Laura Carruthers ’34, Marjorie Campbell ‘29	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.62	Lunch: Jerry Lowden ’29, Mary Lowden, Edith Cameron, J. George Cameron ‘29	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.63	Lunch: Marg Devitt ’42, Victor Burville ’51, Bev Begin ’50, Mary Ann Walker, Jack Walker	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.64	Lunch: Chef Joe Kranjc, Bill McKenzie ’33, Dolly McKenzie ‘33	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.65	Official Opening of the Applied Dynamics Laboratory	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.66	President Thode speaking at the opening of the Applied Dynamics Laboratory	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.67	Presentation: Dr. Harris MacNeill receives recognition on his 75^th anniversary of graduation in 1894; Dr. William F. Waters ‘1911 presenting.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.68	Presentation: Dave Litster ’61 presents retiring Dean of Engineering John W. Hodgins with a memento	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.69	Presentation: Retirement lunch for Dean J. W. Hodgins: l to r: President H. G. Thode, Pat Smye ’59, Norm Ryder ’44, Mrs. Thode, Dr. Hodgins.	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.70	Presentation: Sue McPetrie ’44 presents mementoes for long-distance travellers	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.71	Divinity College: Dr. Gerry G. Harrop ‘39 at the lectern in the chapel	1969	Tom Bochsler
13.72	Divinity College: Mae (Northey) Davidson, ’55 and ’59, James Davidson, Dr. G.G. Harrop ‘39	1969	Tom Bochsler
	Harris MacNeill, 1969
14.1	Vera ’12 and Harris MacNeill ‘1894 seated in their new garden chairs which were a gift from the alumni of McMaster in recognition of his 75^th anniversary as an alumnus.	1969	Tom Bochsler
14.2	Dr. Harris MacNeill ‘1894 acknowledges the applause of his fellow alumni at the luncheon.	1969	Ton Bochsler
	Grads’ Day 1970
15.1	Proof sheets of all the photographs taken by Tom Bochsler at Grads’ Day, 1970	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.2	Meeting and Greeting: Dennis Carson ’64, shakes the hand of Mrs. Cyrus Eaton as Cyrus Eaton ‘1905, and Mary Ellen Burville ’50 look on.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.3	Meeting and Greeting: Prof. Wm Ready, Head Librarian, Dean Arthur N. Bourns, Cyrus Eaton ‘1905, and Mrs Eaton (seated)	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.4	Rachel Rumble ’35 and Herb Rumble ’35 in conversation with Paul Hanover of CHML	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.5	Coffee time: Helen Johnston ’43 hands a drink to Prof. Roy M. Wiles, as Dorothy Durley ’45 and Jack Durley ‘45 look on	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.6	Kay Gayman ’45 and Arden Gayman ’46.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.7	Conversations: Robert D. Campbell ‘1915, Alma Davis ‘1915, and Art Burridge ‘1915	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.8	Registration: David Beaton ‘57, Joan Beaton.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.9	Registration: Enid Webb, Shari and Barry Wright, David Wright ‘49	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.10	Registration: Verna Searls, Alma Rice ’40, and Wilbur Rice ‘41	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.11	Registration: Kay Matheson ‘37	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.12	Registration: Mearl Thomson ‘63, with sons Danny, Steve and Paul.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.13	Touring: Andy Manahan, Irene Manahan with Charles Manahan ‘55	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.14	Touring: Alfred T. Mercer and Mrs. Mercer	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.15	Conversation: Joan Pelech, Tony Butler, Peggy Butler ‘55	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.16	Approaching Alumni Memorial Hall: Dennis Carson ’64, Cyrus Eaton ‘1905, Dr. Arthur N. Bourns	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.17	Coffee and Conversation: Mrs. Ross MacGibbon serves Rev. Bob Sneyd ’30 and Ora Sneyd	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.18	Coffee and Conversation: Kim Adkins serves Lena Hillyer and Dr. Syd Hillier	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.19	Coffee and Conversation: Charles Brunger ’50, Dorothy (Mrs. G. P.) Gilmour, Mary and Rose Brunger	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.20	Conversation: Mrs. Les Prince, Bus Town ’50, Irene Town ‘49	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.21	Les and Mrs. Prince at registration.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.22	Jack Pelech ’55, Peggy Butler ’55, Tony Butler, Joan Pelech. Albert Vaga	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.23	Marg Vance ’55, Gerry Boyce ’55, Jach Pelech ’55 and Bev Boyce enjoy some hors d’oeuvres	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.24	Jean Chu and Frank Lee smile for the camera	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.25	Jerry Cronin ’40, Jack Pepper’40, Jean Pepper, and Ruth Armstrong in conversation	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.26	Ann Hamilton ‘1905, Art Hay ’15, and Mrs. Hay outside the Alumni Memorial Hall	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.27	Mrs. Frank McCoy, and Marnie (Gilmour) Fisher ’50, listen to Geoff MacGibbon ’47	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.28	Eleanor McCulloch ’56, Audrey Starr ’52 and John Starr ’52 in a light moment.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.29	Dianne Noble, Glenda Hurlburt ’70, and Norman Madill ’70 in the Great Hall.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.30	Murray Lang’43, Audrey Lang ’45, and Grace Chappell ‘40	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.31	Conversation and a drink: Muriel Nickel ’48, Joe Jarvis, Elizabeth Jarvis ’60, Ernie Nickel ‘50	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.32	At the dance: Jim Anderson ’68, and Gina Ellison ‘68	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.33	Before dinner: Ron Stuart ’50, Lois McIntosh ’52, Bob Carson ’50, Betty Carson ’49, and Dick McIntosh ’50, in conversation	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.34	Serious stuff: Dick Hamilton ’50, Gary Lautens ’50, and Bob Begin ‘51	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.35	In conversation: John McLeod ’50, Mrs. H. S. Armstrong, Dr. H. S. Armstrong, Don Cooper ’50.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.36	A drink before dinner: Janet Peart ’40, Jack Peart ’40, Frances Wynne, Don Seldon ’40, Mary Seldon ‘41	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.37	Reunion time: Norma Martin ’40, Howard Bridgman ’40, Manny Zack ’40, Fred Martin ‘40	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.38	Their 50^th reunion: Belle Kitchen, Henry Rosenberg ’1920, Esther Goldstein, George Cowie ‘1920, Pearl Cowie, Mrs. Rosenberg. Dr. L. Clayton Kitchen ‘1920.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.39	In conversation: Marg Vance ’55, Peter Vance ’55, John Fennell, Judy Darragh ‘56	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.40	Dr. Leland Gregory ‘1932, greets Jessie Priest ‘1930, and Paul Mathews ‘1930	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.41	Gladys (Bessworth) Frost ‘1925 enjoys a joke.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.42	Margaret (Howes) Jones ‘1925 listens carefully	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.43	The Head Table: L to R: Dennis Carson ’64, Dr. Arthur N. Bourns, Grace Chappell ’40, Chancellor Argue Martin, Mrs. Bourns, David Dean ’61, Mary Ellen Burville ’50, Miss Alma Reid, Dr. Roy M. Wiles, Geoff MacGibbon ‘47	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.44	Lunch: Betty Guzwell, ’43, Lucille Wakelin ’49, Jean McCallion ’44, Bill McCallion ‘43	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.45	Lunch: Kay Faichney ’43, Jim Seagers ’45, Les Faichney ’45 and Betty Seagers ‘48	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.46	Ready for dinner: L to R: Irvine Topp, Mrs. M. Topp, Nenad Stetic ’64, Donna Stetic ’65, George Chriss ’64, Beverley Chriss ’65, Julie Lostracco, Mimmo Lostracco ’64.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.47	At lunch: Al Cousins ’60, Laurel (Mills) Boatman ’62, Mandy (Mills) Minardi ‘63	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.48	At lunch: John Laurie, and Ted Gieruszczak ‘45	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.49	At lunch: R to L: Lois (Mrs. N. H.) Parker, Dr. Parker, Ruth Hurlburt ‘1930, Clay Hurlburt	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.50	At lunch: Art Hay ‘1915, Elizabeth Hay, Carl Farmer ‘1915	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.51	50^th reunion: George Cowie ‘1920, Pearl Cowie, Belle Kitchen (Mrs. L. C.)	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.52	10^th reunion: Mary Tidey ’60, Mary Fawcett ’60, Margaret Whitla, Alex Whitla ‘60	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.53	40^th reunion: James Rae ‘1930, Louise Rae, Audrey Young ‘1930, Dan Young ‘1930	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.54	55^th reunion: Art Burridge ‘1915 (former Director of Athletics), Alma David ‘1915, R. D. Campbell ‘1915	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.55	At lunch: Dr. L. Clayton Kitchen ‘1920, Mrs. Goldstein, Mrs. Rosenberg	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.56	Can’t start too young! R. Stone, Shari Wright, Levine Armstrong ’40, and G, Armstrong ‘40	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.57	R; Mary Ellen Burville ’50, presents a gift to Grace Chappell ’40.	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.58	Grace Chappell ’40 at the podium	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.59	Cyrus Eaton ‘1905 speaks to the audience (two photos)	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.60	Dennis Carson ‘64 at the microphone	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.61	Mary Ellen Burville ’50 addresses the group	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.62	The President of the Alumni Association speaks: Geoff MacGibbon ’47 at the microphone	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.63	David Dean ‘61, the Chairman of Grads’ Day proposes the toast to his Alma Mater	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.64	The toast to the Alma Mater: Cyrus Eaton ‘1905, Mary Ellen Burville ’50. David Dean ’61 in the background	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.65	Dr. Roy M. Wiles responds to the toast to the Alma Mater	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.66	For the families: arriving at the McMaster pool	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.67	In the swim: Margaret Roy ’50 and Robert Roy with their children Robert, Ian, and Virginia	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.68	At the Rathskellar: Lillian Vine ’52, and Frank Vine ‘47	1970	Tom Bochsler
15.69	In the Great Hall: Audrey Ryckman ’48 and Irv Ryckman ‘47	1970	Tom Bochsler
	Grads’ Day 1971
16.1	4 ½ sheets of contact prints representing the entire day’s images. The sheets are numbered 1-5 inclusive.	1971	Tom Bochsler
	Grads’ Day 1971
17.1	The Politicians: Hon. Robt. Welch ’49, Gordon Vichert ’57, Hon. Syl Apps ’36, Hon. Robt. Nixon ‘50	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.2	Registration: Violet Taggart ’70 signs in.	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.3	Registration: Barbara Bagshaw ’48 welcomes Treva Rigg ’53 and Dick Rigg ‘51	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.4	Registration: Audrey Ryckman ’48 with Nancy, Norman and Barbara	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.5	Registration: Betty Hutton and Ernest Hutton ‘36	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.6	35^th reunion: Lottie MacNeill ’36, Dorothy Williams ’36, Jack Easterbrook ’36, Reg Williams ’36, and Jack MacNeill ’36 in front of Burke Science.	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.7	In conversation: Roger Gallacher, Betty Jean Gallacher ’46, Ruth Smith ’46, and Arthur Smith ‘46	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.8	Professor Hal Freeman, Margaret Freeman ’46, Art Freeman	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.9	25^th reunion: Mary Lou Nickerson ’46, Marg Lapp ’46, Mary Masterson ‘46	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.10	In the sunshine: Jack Laurie ’46, Bo Sibold ’46, and Norma Bingham ‘46	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.11	In the sunshine: Betty Matthews, Dr. Harry Thode, Bill Matthews ‘46	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.12	In the sunshine: Jim Outtrim ’51, Gladys Rosebrugh, Keith Rosebrugh ‘51	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.13	In the sunshine: John Rayworth ’71, Joyce Lord, Mrs. Harry Thode	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.14	In the sunshine: Elizabeth Garrard ‘49, Bill Garrard ‘51	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.15	In conversation: Joyce Moore ‘1936, Jack Moore ‘1936, Pooh Brook ‘1936, Ed Brook	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.16	In conversation: Wendy Murray, ’59, Hugh Murray ’56, Barbara Snively ’56, Lenore Hemstreet ‘55	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.17	In conversation: Warren Currie ’59, Donald McCulloch ’55, Bill Milne ‘55	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.18	In conversation: Bob Whitley ’65, Arlene Whitley, Sharon Cunningham, ’70, Larry Cunningham ‘65	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.19	In conversation: Bob McGregor ’36, Blanche McGregor ’39, Bill Coome ’36, Phyllis Coome ‘37	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.20	In conversation: Bert Raphael ’56, Marilyn Raphael, Nancy Gaasenbeek, Richard Gaasenbeek ‘56	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.21	In conversation: Terry Whelan ’56, Judy Darragh ’56, Alex Hemstreet ‘56	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.22	30^th Reunion: Front Row, L to R: Joan Martin, Betty Adamson ‘1941, Ina Waterman ’41. Back Row: Bob Martin ’41, Bill Adamson ’41, Ron Waterman ‘41	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.23	10^th reunion: from the first engineering class: Tom Pongray ’61, Ivan Amery ’61, Jean Antikian ’61, Terry Hunter ‘61	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.24	10^th reunion. More engineers: Dr. John Hodgins, Alex Weight ’61, Bob Nash ‘61	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.25	In conversation: Rev. Dr. Gordon Jones ‘1923, Margaret Jones ‘1925, Alfred Mercer ‘1910, Marie Mercer	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.26	Toward the Divinity College: Elizabeth Palamades ’51 speaks with Professor Lois Tupper	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.27	In the ambulatory: Arlene Wright, University organist, Dr. N. H. Parker, Mrs. Lois Parker	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.28	In the ambulatory: Jean Thomas, Lincoln Thomas ‘1926, Mary Farmer ‘1923, Colin Farmer ‘1921	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.29	A family group: Dr. Harris MacNeill ‘1894, Vera MacNeill ’12, and daughters Daisy MacNeill and Mrs. A. Pflueger	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.30	Marian Adkins ’56, Clara Murray ’36, Ella Hardy ‘51	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.31	The Head Table at Lunch: L to R: Jerry-Ann Leggatt ’65, Paul Hanover (CHML), Gordon Vichert ’57, Mrs. Thode, Syl Apps ’36, Larry Beare ’66, Cathy Parazader ‘66	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.32	At lunch: Lois McConney ’46, Irene McCrimmon ’45, Jack Laurie ’46, Marnie Fisher ‘50	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.33	45^th reunion: Howard Pike ‘1926, Flo Pike ‘1926, Grey Barrick ‘1926, Catharine Barrick ‘1928	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.34	The 1901 reunion: Wilfred Augustine ‘1901, being presented with a gift by Libby Barnes, the Luncheon Convenor	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.35	40^th reunion: Laura Eubank, Howard Eubank ‘1931, Sheila Lambert ’31, Len Lambert ‘31	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.36	Dennis Carson ’64 presents a gift to a ’46 alumnus.	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.37	Dr. Marget Meikelham ‘27 addresses the audience	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.38	Cathy Parazader ’66, Grads’ Day chair makes a speech	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.39	Dave Hannaford ’64, Sandra Hannaford, Dale Shipley ’64, and Eric Shipley ‘64	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.40	Robert Welch ’49, Ontario Minister of Education, at the podium.	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.41	Robert Nixon ’50 MPP, at the podium	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.42	Gord Vichert ’57, President of the Ontario NDP and faculty member in English, at the podium	1971	Tom Bochsler
17.43	Larry Beare ’66, Chair of the Alumni Day programming, at the podium		Tom Bochsler
	Homecoming, October 1971
17.44	Dave Hannaford ’64, Pat Gilmour ’67, Bob Watson ’67, Russ Otter ’66, and Brenda Young ’66 prepare the candles for the party.	1971
17.45	L to R: Ken McAdam ’36, Barbara McAdam ’40, Ann Pennell, Chancellor Larry Pennell ’38	1971
17.46	Mrs. Ossie Cox, Larry Pennell ’38, and Ann Pennell registering for the day.	1971
17.47	Don Young ’60, Fred Lee ’60, and George Taylor ’60 see whether they can still ride an exercise bike.	1971	Albert Bochsler
17.48	L to R: Bill Pitt ’35, Isobel Palmer ’36, Ken McAdam ’36, Steve Palmer ‘36	1971	Albert Bochsler
17.49	Kickoff time: Ossie Cox ’38 holds the football for Chancellor Larry Pennell ‘38	1971	Albert Bochsler
	Grads’ Day 1972
18.1	11 ¼ x 14” contact print sheets of pictures taken for the 1972 reunion events.	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.2	45^th reunion: Graham Kneale ‘1937, Janice Kneale, Vernon Kneale ’37, Jean Kneale	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.3	In the sunshine: Ken Almas ’57, ’72; Dale Almas, Marg Edwards, Kent Edwards,’72.	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.4	Recent grads: Adrienne Dyer, Steve Hillier ’72, Karen Kalupnieks, Andras Kalupnieks ‘72	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.5	In the sunshine: Edna Lamb, Fred Vickers ’37, Margaret Vickers	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.6	In the ambulatory: Dr. and Mrs. N. H. Parker, Mrs. C. P Fell, C.P. Fell ‘1917 (Mr. Fell is a former Chancellor)	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.7	Mother and daughters: Gwen (Gilmour) Bowie ’54, Dorothy (Mrs. G. P.) Gilmour, Marnie (Gilmour) Fisher ‘50	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.8	Mrs. B. Morison, Barbara (Failes) Watson ’51, Brian Morison ‘47	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.9	John Reble ’47, Pat Reble ’47, Ruth Lodge ’47, and Art Lodge ‘66	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.10	55^th reunion: Ibra Connors ’17, Winnifred Rosewarne ’17, Roberta McLean ’21, Stuart McLean ‘17	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.11	15^th reunion: Peter Mitchell ’57, Beverley Mitchell, Marilyn Mallard ’57, Ed Mallard	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.12	William Beacham, Diane (Webber) Beacham ’57, Helen Twiss ’57, and Catherine McLay ‘57	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.13	Dave Sharpe ’46, Bette (Atkin) Sharpe ’47, Al Cheadle ’47, Norma Cheadle	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.14	Mary Kneeland, Dave Kneeland ‘52	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.15	Bea Campbell ’37, Wallis Boskin ‘62	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.16	Jane (Duncan) Gorman and Larry Gorman, both ’62.	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.17	Edwin Fairbanks ’42, Ruth Fairbanks, Norah McCallion, Dr. Dave McCallion ‘42	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.18	Babs Latta ’47, Don Bethune ’47, Margot Bethune ’50, Barb Howitt ‘47	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.19	Gary Stapleton ’47, Ruth Stapleton, Vi Dingwall, Mac Dingwall ‘37	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.20	Arlene Whitley, Larry Cunningham ’65, Sharon Cunningham ’70, Bob Whitley ‘65	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.21	Mark Collington ’62, Mary Ellen (Kavanagh) Rankin ’62, Jean (Facey) Spearin ’62, Ellen (Carter) Collington ’62, Don Spearin ‘62	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.22	Bob Child ’62, Jill Child, Shirley Hoffman, Gary Hoffman ‘62	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.23	Bill Muir, new Alumni Association President, at the microphone (Commons Building)	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.24	Chancellor Allan Leal ’40, proposing a toast to the Alma Mater at the luncheon	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.25	Larry Beare ’66, outgoing President of the Alumni Association.	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.26	Dr. Thode, retiring President, addresses the luncheon; Dennis Carson ’64 is in the background	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.27	Rev. Silas Lamb ’1912, centre, speaks to Dennis Carson ’64. The Class of ‘1912 alumnus on the right is unidentified.	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.28	Russ Otter ’66 Addresses the audience at lunch	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.29	Dennis Carson ’64, Director of the Alumni Association	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.30	Ronald Pirosko, Irvine Hollis, Del Smith, all of ’62, enjoy their reunion	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.31	Terry Aurini ’62, Eleanor Aurini ’66, Gail Menzies, George Menzies ‘62	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.32	Three Engineering faculty members: l to r: Glen Campbell, Dr. Jack Wade, Terry Hoffman, with Ronald Borkosky ‘62	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.33	The official opening of the Health Sciences Centre, former Chancellor Argue Martin is at the microphone.	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.34	Premier Wm Davis at the opening of the McMaster Health Sciences Centre	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.35	Premier Wm. Davis and former Chancellor Argue Martin at the opening of the McMaster Medical Centre	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.36	Cutting the ribbon to open the McMaster Medical Centre: l to r: Dr. H. G. Thode, unidentified person, Dr. John Evans Principal of the Medical School, Premier William G. Davis, unidentified person	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.37	Dr. Murray Ford ‘48 at the chapel service in the Divinity College.	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.38	McMaster Schola Cantorum under the leadership of Michael Doran ‘62	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.39	Larry Jess ’42 checks out the McMaster beer mug	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.40	In the bookstore, where Kimberley and Matthew Van Nest are with their parents Sharon (Densmore) Van Nest and Paul Van Nest, both ‘62	1972	Albert Bochsler
18.41	Mike Baird ’62 and Kay Marie Baird at the reunion dance	1972	Albert Bochsler
	Grads’ Day 1973
19.1	Rosemary (Harrower) Wood ’44 and Harold Wood ’43 arrive for the Class of ’43 reunion	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.2	Rodger Davis’43. with May and the family check out the campus map	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.3	Wilf Paterson ’31 and Elsie (Orchard) Paterson ’35 examine the campus map.	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.4	Colin Farmer ‘1921 and Mrs. Farmer ‘1923 reminisce with the ladies’ hockey team	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.5	Russ Otter ‘66, Grads’ Day Chairman, speaks to the audience at lunch.	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.6	Bill McCallion ’43 proposes the toast to the alma mater	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.7	40^th reunion time: Jean (Cameron) Simpson, Marjorie (Watson) Beattie, and Edna (Howard) Craven, all of ‘1933, pose for the camera	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.8	Dr. J. Gordon Jones ’1923, Margaret (Howes) Jones ’25, Mary (Hess) Farmer ’23, and Colin Farmer ‘21	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.9	Wanda and Ted Arcizewski ’63, and Maria (Mikelenas) Soucie ’63 and Robert Soucie	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.10	20^th reunion: Donald MacLeod ’53, Anne Kovacheff ’53, Vera (Dushka) Liebster ’53, and Don T. Bean ‘53	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.11	25^th reunion: Jack Wilkinson and Ruth (Sharp) Wilkinson ’48, Stephanie Pyle and Ralph Pyle ‘48	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.12	Rev. Willard Pottinger ’53, Nicky Fitzhenry, Mary A. (Hewiter) Brophy ’53, Bob Fitzhenry ‘54	1973	Albert Bochsler
19.13	The reception line for the dance in the athletic centre. The portrait on the wall is of Chester W. New ‘1912.	1973	Albert Bochsler
	Class of 1933
20.1	Reproduction of the photographs of the Graduation Class in Arts of 1933, with some faculty members. Missing is Dr. Lulu Gaiser of Biology	1933	Most images by Hubert Beckett

Box P09
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Grads’ Day 1974
1.1	Gards’ Day	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
1.2	View of attendees at reunion lunch in Commons Building	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
1.3	Mr. Justice Clarence Brisco ‘1923, proposes the toast to the alma mater, as Bob Fitzhenry President of the Alumni Association stands beside him.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
1.4	Bill Bush ’47, Steve Fletcher ’36, Grace Chappell ’40, Hyl Chappell ’40 converse at lunch	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
1.5	L to R: Jean Montgomery ’33, Marget Meikelham ’27, Edith MacKenzie ’33, Mrs. A. B. McLay, Catherine McLay ‘57	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
1.6	Grads’ Day Chair Tammy Connor ’69 speaks to the alumni at lunch.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
1.7	Pierre Berton gives the 1974 Britton Lecture. At the wine and cheese party afterward, L to R: Bob Fitzhenry, Janet Berton, Pierre Berton, and University President A. N. Bourns	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
	Grads’ Day 1975
2.1	Contact print sheet of 35 mm b&w negatives	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
2.2	Reception line at the dance in the evening in the gymnasium of the athletic centre. No persons identified.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
3.1	President’s Garden Party.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
3.2	Art Burridge ’15 in conversation with a friend	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
3.3	A friendly group. Couple at left unidentified; Rev. Don Gillies ‘56 and his wife Mim at right	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
3.4	Standing by the table; persons unidentified.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
3.5	Dr. Bourns in conversation.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
3.6	Mel (‘Mike’) Hedden, at left, and friends.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
3.7	A genial group. Persons not identified.	1975
4.1	The reunion luncheon. Sheet of contact prints.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
4.2	Dennis Carson ’64 presents a gift to Mrs. Anne M. Hamilton ‘05 as Cyrus Eaton ’05, and President Arthur Bourns look on. The gentleman at left is unidentified.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
4.3	Mimmo Lostracco ’64 presents the Ivor Wynne Trophy to Ross Tripp	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
4.4	President A. N. Bourns presents retiring Alumni Association President Bob Fitzhenry ’54 with a gift as Dennis Carson ’64 and an unidentified woman look on	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
4.5	Anne Hamilton and Cyrus Eaton, both ‘1905, enjoy a conversation	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
4.6	Cyrus Eaton ’05 looking at part of the Russell Collection with Kenneth Blackwell.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual
5.1	Contact print sheet of reception in the Engineering Building foyer, and the President’s Garden Party	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
5.2	Don’t spill it! Pouring out libations from a large bottle. Persons unidentified.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
5.3	President Arthur N. Bourns, Mary Ellen Burville ’50, and Dr, Martin Johns ’32 look at the plaque honoring Dr. Chester W. New ‘11	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
5.4	Alumni in the President’s garden. Persons unidentified	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
6.1	Event with Cyrus Eaton ’05, and the alumni luncheon in the Commons Building	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
6.2	Cyrus Eaton ’05 in the Library examining documents.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
6.3	Cyrus Eaton ’05 with his daughter Mrs. F. LeFevre	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
6.4	General view of the Alumni luncheon in the Commons Building	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
6.5	View of alumni for the 1950s and 1960s at Grads’ Day luncheon	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
7.1	The Class of 1940 at Grads’ Day luncheon in Commons Building	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
7.2	Members of the Class of 1950 before dinner; Norm Collier on left; others not identified. Burlington Golf and Country Club	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
7.3	Drinks before dinner. Ron Stuart ’50, third from left; others unidentified	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
7.4	Conversational grouping; Jo (Henderson) Parsons ’53 on right	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
7.5	The buffet table; Class of 1950 dinner, Burlington Golf and Country Club. Persons not identified.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
7.6	The buffet table, Class of 1950 dinner, Burlington Golf and Country Club. Persons not identified	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
8.1	Various, including Dr. Cyrus Eaton ’1905 and his visit to the library.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
9.1	Possibly a library event associated with Grads’ Day.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
10.1	Persons watching a demonstration on an electron microscope, possible in Metallurgy (at that time, the Biology E/M was larger) No prints.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.?
	The Henrietta Alderson Lecture
	In association with the Grads’ Day weekend, the first Henrietta Alderson Lecture was held on May 30, recognizing Miss Alderson’s retirement as head of Nursing at McMaster	1975
11.1	Frst Alderson Lecture	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
11.2	Presentation to Miss Alderson (on left)	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
11.3	Another presentation to Miss Alderson (on left)	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
11.4	Wine and cheese reception for the First Henrietta Alderson Lecture. Persons not identified	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept?
	Grads’ Day 1976
12.1	Contact print sheets of luncheon and President’s Garden Party for the reunion day. Enlargements follow as 12-2 to 12-13	1976	Dale Greasy
12.2	General view of reunion luncheon. Persons unidentified	1976	Dale Greasy
12.3	The head table at the luncheon. L to R: Syl Apps ’36; unknown; Dr. F. W. Waters ‘1911; Chair of Grads’ Day; President Arthur N. Bourns; unknown speaker; Russ Otter ’66 who was President of the Alumni Association; unknown; Prof. Horace Dulmage; Les Prince.	1976	Dale Greasy
12.4	The Chair of grads’ Day at the microphone.	1976	Dale Greasy
12.5	Russ Otter ’66.	1976	Dale Greasy
12.6	Presentation of an etching of University Hall by the Class of ’36. On right, Steve Fletcher ‘36	1976	Dale Greasy
12.7	The President’s Garden Party: Carl Farmer ’21, Mary (Hess) Farmer ’23. Others unidentified.	1976	Dale Greasy
12.8	The President’s Garden Party: L to R: Sue McPetrie ‘44, President Arthur N. Bourns, Mary Ellen Burville ‘50	1976	Dale Greasy
12.9	The President’s Garden Party: unknown, [Mrs. Fletcher?], Steve Fletcher ‘36	1976	Dale Greasy
12.10	The President’s Garden Party: Dr. Horace Dulmage in the centre; others unidentified.	1976	Dale Greasy
12.11	The President’s Garden Party: conversation.	1976	Dale Greasy
12.12	The President’s Garden Party: lively conversation; persons not identified	1976	Dale Greasy
12.13	The President’s Garden Party; serious discussion. Persons not identified.	1976	Dale Greasy
	Grads’ Day 1977
12a.1	Contact print sheets with 105, 35 mm prints	1977	Pearce Audio-Visual
12a.2	Views of the reunion, indoors and outdoors; some duplicates, some identifications. Several of the Class of 1912 were celebrating their 65^th reunion.	1977	Pearce Audio-Visual
	Grads’ Day 1978
13.1	Contact print sheet of various speakers at the 1978 Grads’ Day events.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
13.2	The Chair of Grads’ Day	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
13.3	Speaker enjoys witticism from the head table at luncheon.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
13.4	The head table at luncheon.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
13.5	Margaret Devitt ’42, and Prof. Ivan Morgan, Principal of the Divinity College, in conversation at lunch.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
13.6	Dr. Martin Johns ’32, replies to the toast to the University.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
13.7	Les Prince after his appointment as an honorary alumnus of the University	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
14.1	First Alderson Lecture	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
14.2	Animated lady, unidentified, at the garden party.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
14.3	Two persons unidentified enjoying a discussion	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
14.4	Dr. Allan Leal and friends enjoying the garden party	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
14.5	Candid view of the garden party. No identifications.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
15.1	Contact print sheet of registration and morning coffee at the reunion.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
15.2	Unidentified persons at registration	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
15.3	Getting name tags at registration	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
15.4	“It’s over there!” some advice to a group of alumni at registration.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
15.5	Picking up registration packets. Persons not identified	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
15.6	Prof. Hal Freeman with Bernard Trotter of Queen’s who was the Alumni Lecturer	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
15.7	Unidentified registrant.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept? No i.d.
	Grads’ Day Entertainers, and Miscellaneous
16.1	The May Ball: publicity photos of orchestra leader, Matt Kenney; vocalist Norma Locke; dancers Alan and Blanche Lund	1959	No attribution for Kenney or Locke; Lunds: The Photo Repro Co, London, England
16.2	Events: Various dates: 6, 35 mm mounted slides: 1940s football; laying the cornerstone of Mills Memorial Library; girls in Phys Ed uniforms leaving the Ivor Wynne Centre; Convocation in the large Gymnasium of the Ivor Wynne Centre; October 1958 Homecoming Parade; invigilating an exam.	1940s to 1970s
16.3	Undated. Chemistry: Dr. A. N. Bourns delivering a lecture; inside of a chemistry lab.	[n.d.], but ca. 1975
16.4	Various dates: Buildings: Health Sciences Centre under construction (1969-70); Residences, with McKay Hall in front; Physical Sciences Building under construction (1953)	[n.d.]
16.5	Undated. Persons in a social situation, possibly an alumni event.	[n.d.]
	Negatives of Group Pictures For Yearbook, 1946
17.1	Senior Year	1946	Superior Engravers, Hamilton
17.2	Junior Year	1946	Superior Engravers
17.3	Sophomores. (Women)	1946	Superior Engravers
17.4	Sophomores (Men)	1946	Superior Engravers
17.5	Freshettes	1946	Superior Engravers
17.6	Freshmen	1946	Superior Engravers
17.7	Theology	1946	Superior Engravers
17.8	Theology Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.9	Women’s Student Body Executive.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.10	Men’s Student Body Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.11	Wallingford Hall Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.12	Edwards Hall Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.13	Women’s Debating Society	1946	Superior Engravers
17.14	Operatic Society Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.15	McMaster Music Association Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.16	Dramatic Society Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.17	Mathematics Club	1946	Superior Engravers
17.18	Modern Literature Club	1946	Superior Engravers
17.19	Modern Language Club	1946	Superior Engravers
17.20	Student Veterans’ Committee	1946	Superior Engravers
17.21	Board of Publications Assistants	1946	Superior Engravers
17.22	Men’s Athletic Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.23	Women’s Athletic Executive	1946	Superior Engravers
17.24	Women’s Inter-Year Softball Champions, 1947	1946	Superior Engravers
17.25	Field Hockey Team	1946	Superior Engravers
17.26	Varsity Track Team	1946	Superior Engravers
17.27	Men’s Varsity Water Polo Team	1946	Superior Engravers
17.28	Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team	1946	Superior Engravers
17.29	Archery	1946	Superior Engravers
17.30	Men’s Inter-Year Basketball Champions, 1948	1946	Superior Engravers
17.31	Varsity Hockey team	1946	Superior Engravers
17.32	Inter-Year Swimming Meet: Wally Gretton, Men’s Champion	1945	Superior Engravers
17.33	Inter-Year Swimming Meet: Teddy Vogel, Women’s Champion	1945	Superior Engravers
17.34	Inter-Year Swimming Meet.	1945	Superior Engravers
17.35	Cheerleaders	1946	Superior Engravers
17.36	Women’s Varsity Basketball.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.37	Women’s Basketball.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.38	Women’s Varsity Basketball	1946	Superior Engravers
17.39	Women’s Basketball	[1946?]	Superior Engravers
17.40	Men’s Basketball.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.41	Intermediate Intercollegiate Football Champions; pictures of the individual team members.	1945	Superior Engravers
17.42	Football Team	1945	Superior Engravers
17.43	Men’s Intermediate Varsity Basketball.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.44	Fencing	1946	Superior Engravers
17.45	Women’s Inter-Year Softball Champions.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.46	Field Hockey Team.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.47	Women’s Varsity Volleyball Team.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.48	Athletic Banquet.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.49	Athletic Banquet.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.50	Men’s Senior Varsity Basketball	1946	Superior Engravers
17.51	Men’s Senior Varsity Basketball	1946	Superior Engravers
17.52	Inter-Year Swimming Meet.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.53	Inter-Year Swimming Meet	1946	Superior Engravers
17.54	McMaster vs. OAC	1945	Superior Engravers
17.55	McMaster vs. OAC	1945	Superior Engravers
17.56	Football Team	1945	Superior Engravers
17.57	Pep Rally	1945	Superior Engravers
17.58	Football	[1945?]	Superior Engravers
17.59	Football	[1945/6?]	Superior Engravers
17.60	Opening of the Rec Hut	1946	John Penner
17.61	In downtown Hamilton, in front of Liggett’s Drug Store on James Street	1946	John Penner
17.62	In the Rec Hut	1946	John Penner
17.63	Photos of Statues; one used in 1946 Marmor as background to the “Arts and Science” title page.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.64	Mac Formal	1946	Superior Engravers
17.65	Four unidentified male students.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.66	Four unidentified female students; two negatives of each of three of them.	1946	Superior Engravers
17.67	Edwards Hall rooms; unidentified persons	[c.1946]	Superior Engravers
17.68	Men’s Basketball, Feb. 1946	1946	Superior Engravers
17.69	Soph-Frosh Dance, Fall 1945	1946	Superior Engravers
17.70	Portrait of George Bevin	1946	Superior Engravers
17.71	Portrait of W. Langhorne	1946	Superior Engravers
	Negatives of Group Pictures For Yearbook, 1947
18.1	Seniors – Men.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.2	Freshettes.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.3	Freshmen.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.4	Theology.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.5	Women’s International Relations Club.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.6	Mathematics Club.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.7	Philosophy Club.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.8	Modern Languages Club.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.9	Sociology Club.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.10	Classics Club.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.11	Modern Literature Club.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.12	McMaster Christian Union.	1947	Superior Engravers
18.13	Women’s Choir	1947	Superior Engravers
18.14	Men’s Choir.	1947	Superior Engravers
19.1	Senior Class Executive	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.2	Junior Class Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.3	Sophomore Class Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.4	Freshman Class Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.5	Theology Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.6	Women’s Student Body Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.7	Men’s Student Body Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.8	Wallingford Hall Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.9	Dramatic Society Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.10	McMaster Music Association.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.11	Veterans’ Organization Committee.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.12	Debating Society Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.13	McMaster Chess Club.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.14	Dramatic Society Executive	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.15	Memorial Committee	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.16	Board of Pubs. Assistants.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.17	Inter-Year Drama Festival. Yr. ’47: “The Flattering Word”	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.18	Inter-Year Drama Festival. Yr. ’48: “Angel Street”	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.19	Inter-Year Drama Festival. Yr. ’50: “Fantastic Flight”	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.20	Men’s Athletic Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.21	Women’s Athletic Executive.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.22	Inter-Year Basketball Champions.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.23	Girls’ Softball Champions – Year ’47.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.24	Inter-Year Soccer Champions	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.25	Varsity Track Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.26	Inter-Year Volleyball Champions ‘47	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.27	Varsity Swim Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.28	Varsity Tennis Team (Women)	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.29	Varsity Golf Team.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.30	Women’s Golf Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.31	Varsity Badminton Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.32	Varsity Tennis Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.33	Varsity Football.	1946	[Superior Engravers?]
19.34	Varsity Football Team. Individual players.		[Superior Engravers?]
19.35	Varsity Football Team. Individual players.	1946	[Superior Engravers?]
19.36	Football	[1946?]	[Superior Engravers?]
19.37	Varsity Soccer Team.	1946	[Superior Engravers?]
19.38	Intermediate Varsity Soccer Team.	1946	[Superior Engravers?]
19.39	Varsity Hockey Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.40	Varsity Hockey Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.41	Varsity Hockey Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.42	Varsity Hockey Team.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.43	Football	1946	[Superior Engravers?]
19.44	Varsity Football	1946	[Superior Engravers?]
19.45	Varsity Basketball – Men.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.46	Varsity Basketball - Men	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.47	Varsity Basketball Team. Individual players.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.48	Varsity Basketball Team. One player	1946	[Superior Engravers?]
19.49	Varsity Basketball Team – Women.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.50	Intermediate Basketball Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.51	Inter-Year Football Champions, Year, 1949	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.52	Fencing Team	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.53	Athletic Banquet.	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.54	Norman James Maxwell	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.55	Nutley	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.56	Pierce	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.57	Charles A. Robinson	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.58	Colin Stearn	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.59	Unidentified male student	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.60	Theology Banquet	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.61	Catherine Bonnell, later Arnott	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.62	Laura Chappel	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.63	Mac Chown	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.64	Audrey Davis	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.65	M. J. Diakowsky	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.66	T. M. Ferguson	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.67	Helen Glowacki	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.68	Pat Hamilton	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.69	Robert Horsley	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.70	Norma Howard	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.71	Grant Howell	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.72	Virginia Hunter	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.73	Margaret Inouye	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.74	Monica Lawless	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.75	Margaret Marritt	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.76	John Maxwell	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.77	Jeff Mellon	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.78	John McGrath	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.79	Daniel McPherson	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.80	Graham Murray	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.81	John Penner	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.82	Paul Philp	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.83	George Prokos	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.84	Keith Quirk	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.85	Linton Read	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.86	Jean Shields	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.87	Norman Shrive	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.88	Marjorie Wild	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.89	John Wright	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.90	Two unidentified male students, January 1947	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.91	William George Davey	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
19.92	Peter Richard MacGibbon	1947	[Superior Engravers?]
	Negatives of Group Pictures For Yearbook, 1948.
20.1	Seniors, Women	1948	Superior Engravers
20.2	Seniors, Men	1948	Superior Engravers
20.3	Juniors	1948	Superior Engravers
20.4	Sophettes	1948	Superior Engravers
20.5	Sophomores in Arts	1948	Superior Engravers
20.6	Sophomores in Science.	1948	Superior Engravers
20.7	Freshettes	1948	Superior Engravers
20.8	Freshmen in Science	1948	Superior Engravers
20.9	Freshmen in Arts	1948	Superior Engravers
20.10	Theology	1948	Superior Engravers
20.11	Wallingford Hall	1948	Superior Engravers
20.12	Edwards Hall.	1948	Superior Engravers
20.13	Science Club.	1948	Superior Engravers
20.14	Pre-Medical Club.	1948	Superior Engravers
20.15	Scenes from the Refectory, July 14, 1948	1948	Superior Engravers
	No Negatives for Marmors 1949, 1950
	Negatives of Group Pictures For Yearbook, 1951.
21.1	Seniors in Arts	1951	Superior Engravers
21.2	Seniors in Science	1951	Superior Engravers
21.3	Juniors in Arts	1951	Superior Engravers
21.4	Juniors in Science	1951	Superior Engravers
21.5	Sophettes	1951	Superior Engravers
21.6	Sophomores in Arts	1951	Superior Engravers
21.7	Sophomores in Science	1951	Superior Engravers
21.8	Freshettes	1951	Superior Engravers
21.9	Freshmen in Arts	1951	Superior Engravers
21.10	Freshmen in Science	1951	Superior Engravers
21.11	Theology	1951	Superior Engravers
21.12	Wallingford Hall	1951	Superior Engravers
21.13	Edwards Hall	1951	Superior Engravers
21.14	Wallingford Hall Executive	1951	Superior Engravers
21.15	Edwards Hall Executive	1951	Superior Engravers
	Negatives of Group Pictures For Yearbook, 1952.
22.1	Seniors in Arts	1952	Superior Engravers
22.2	Seniors in Science	1952	Superior Engravers
22.3	Juniors in Arts.	1952	Superior Engravers
22.4	Juniors in Science	1952	Superior Engravers
22.5	Sophomores in Arts	1952	Superior Engravers
22.6	Sophomores in Science	1952	Superior Engravers
22.7	Sophettes	1952	Superior Engravers
22.8	Freshmen in Arts	1952	Superior Engravers
22.9	Freshmen in Science	1952	Superior Engravers
22.10	Freshettes	1952	Superior Engravers
22.11	Theology	1952	Superior Engravers
22.12	Edwards Hall	1952	Superior Engravers
22.13	Wallingford Hall	1952	Superior Engravers
	Negatives of Group Pictures For Yearbook, 1953
23.1	Seniors in Arts	1953	Superior Engravers
23.2	Seniors in Science	1953	Superior Engravers
23.3	Juniors in Arts	1953	Superior Engravers
23.4	Juniors in Science	1953	Superior Engravers
23.5	Sophomores in Arts	1953	Superior Engravers
23.6	Sophomores in Science	1953	Superior Engravers
23.7	Sophettes	1953	Superior Engravers
23.8	Freshettes	1953	Superior Engravers
23.9	Freshmen in Arts	1953	Superior Engravers
23.10	Freshmen in Science	1953	Superior Engravers
23.11	Theology	1953	Superior Engravers
23.12	Wallingford Hall	1953	Superior Engravers
23.13	Edwards Hall	1953	Superior Engravers
	Groups - Unidentified
24.1	McMaster University Air Training Corps	[1943?]	Superior Engravers
24.2	Women’s Executive. [Wallingford?]	[c.1942?]	Superior Engravers
24.3	Women’s Athletic group; six women	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.4	Five men; men’s organization?	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.5	Female tennis player	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.6	Organization Executive? Five men, five women	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.7	Organization Executive. Two men, two women, one faculty member all in gowns	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.8	Group photo; nine men	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.9	Group photo; eight women.	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.10	Fencers	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.11	Alumni group?	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.12	Refectory head waiters?	[193?]	Superior Engravers
24.13	Organization Executive. Dr. AE Warren in middle of front row; Registrar Elven Bengough in back; two male students, one woman student.	[194?]	Superior Engravers
24.14	Miscellaneous people and events; unidentified, undated	[c.1950]	Superior Engravers
24.15	Banquets.	[c.1950]	Superior Engravers
24.16	Miscellaneous photos; Hamilton area, Westdale streetcar	[c.1950]	Superior Engravers
	Incidental Marmor Pictures		Superior Engravers
25.1	Cut-out from b&w photo of Betty France after Fall Convocation	1949	Superior Engravers
25.2	1942-43 Wallingford Hall Executive: Back Row: Elspeth Anne Patterson, Constance Gwen McKeon, ___ Cooke, Mary Black, Mary Sinclair Jury. Front Row: Mrs. Spurr, Dean Roberts, Kathryn Sieger (President).	1943	Superior Engravers
25.3	Wallingford Hall Banquet, 1940s. Site unknown.	[c.1943]	Superior Engravers
	1942 Marmor
	All individual students. 1942 Marmor.
26.1	Lorraine Ackert	1942	Superior Engravers
26.2	Bruce Broad	1942	Superior Engravers
26.3	Fred Brown	1942	Superior Engravers
26.4	Lois Bryden	1942	Superior Engravers
26.5	Lucille Clark	1942	Superior Engravers
26.6	Dave Foley	1942	Superior Engravers
26.7	Eileen Gray	1942	Superior Engravers
26.8	Mary Jury	1942	Superior Engravers
26.9	William McKeen	1942	Superior Engravers
26.10	Bert McKinnon	1942	Superior Engravers
26.11	Jack Osborne	1942	Superior Engravers
26.12	John Porter	1942	Superior Engravers
26.13	Norm Ryder	1942	Superior Engravers
26.14	Henry Wood	1942	Superior Engravers
26.15	Jeanne Wright	1942	Superior Engravers
26.16	Unidentified female student	1942	Superior Engravers
26.17	Robert Plant	[c.1948]	Superior Engravers
26.18	D. A. Wright	[c.1948]	Superior Engravers
26.19	Unidentified male student	[c.1948]	Superior Engravers
26.20	Two unidentified female students	1942	Superior Engravers

Box P10
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	The University Mace
1.1	The University Mace. The entire mace lying on a cloth.	[n.d.]
1.2	The chasing around the head of the mace	[n.d.]
1.3	Entire head of the mace.	[n.d.]
1.4	View of the interior of the mace	[n.d.]
1.5	Dr. John J. Miller, third Bedel, carrying the mace in the Council Chambers	[198?]
	Campus Maps
2.1	Aerial photograph from SE, with proposed recreation centre outlined.	1946
2.2	Map diagram on reverse of Development Fund ad. Some generic labels on new residences.	1960
2.3	Labeled diagram of campus; new buildings now named	1962
2.4	Campus diagram with regional map on reverse.	1964
2.5	Campus diagram, but no Health Science complex or Psychology Building; aerial photo and city map on reverse.	1967
2.6	Conference folder with campus map on back. No Health Sciences complex, no Psych. Building. Given to conferees in 1969.	1967
2.7	Campus map diagram, with map of west end of the city and aerial photo showing beginning of construction of Health Sciences, and Psych building almost completed.	1968
2.8	Campus diagram showing hatched Health Sciences Centre and Psych Building, indicating construction. Reverse of one diagram with aerial campus photo from S, showing Psych Bldg complete, and HSC partially built.	1969
2.9	University advertising brochure with line drawings of campus, Westdale streets	1969
2.10	Campus diagram with HSC and Psych Bldg firmly illustrated, new residences also indicated. Reverse side shows more of HSC completed than in 1969.	1970
2.11	Campus diagram, with a map of the vicinity of the University on reverse. Undated, but after 1973.	[n.d.]
	McMaster Military in World War I	1914-1918
3.1	J. Edgar Bates ‘1916, sapper
3.2	Staff Sgt. Earl D. Campbell ‘1912		Chesney Ltd. 50 Strand, London
3.3	Gordon Davies ‘1915, Lieut. In 48^th Highlanders of Canada.
3.4	Jenkin Davies ‘1914, Navy
3.5	Gunner J. Harris Fairchild ‘1916; killed in action Nov. 1916
3.6	Stanley Howson Brocklebank ‘1914; died of wounds, August 1918		Samuel Askin, Stratford
3.7	Lt. R. W. E. Christy ‘1918; killed Sept. 1918		Clarke Studios, Aylmer and Delhi, ON
3.8	Carl Victor Farmer ‘1915		Lambert Wilston and Son, Folkestone & Brompton Square
3.9	Robert Leighton Foster ‘1917; Lieut. 208^th Battalion
3.10	Robert McGregor Fraser ‘1913
3.11	Ralph E. Freeman ‘1914		Ramsden, Leicester
3.12	Charles Arnold Grant ‘1902; died of wounds September 2, 1918.
3.13	Capt. Gerald W. Guiou ‘1918; wounded		J. H. Blomfield, Hastings.
3.14	W. L. Hicks
3.15	Lloyd Milton Houlding ‘1915
3.16	Signaller Harold Adams Innis BA ‘1916, MA ‘1918		Farmer Bros. Ltd, Toronto
3.17	Elmer D. Jamieson ‘1913, 75^th Canadians		J. Weston, Folkestone
3.18	Wilfred Jones ex ‘1918; killed in action July 1, 1917
3.19	Reginald Harold King ‘1917		Emberson and Son, London W1
3.20	William Acheson Kenyon ‘1915		Topley, Ottawa
3.21	Sgt. Walter Sym McAlpine ‘1895		J. E. Morrison, Kingston, ON
3.22	G. D. McDonald, Arts ‘1919
3.23	Thomas Finley McWilliams, ‘1914		Holksworth Wheeler, Folkestone
3.24	Clarence MacKenzie; died at Vimy Ridge, 1917	1915
3.25	James Dalton Morrison ‘1914
3.26	V. E. Orsborne, Theol. ‘1917
3.27	Vincent Walter Price ‘1911		Elliott and Fry, London, UK
3.28	Edgar William Pyke ‘1919		“Camera Sketch” Holksworth Wheeler, Folkestone
3.29	Montague A. Sanderson, ex-‘1913, 34^th Battery, Canadian Artillery, C. E. F.	1916
3.30	Walter Tapscott Steven ‘1915, 5^th Cdn Div. Signal Corps		West and Son, Godalming
3.31	Howard James Veals ‘1916, Sapper		Maylors Studios, Milford, Surrey
3.32	Frederick William Waters, ‘1911
3.33	Acting Major Ralph Willcock, M.C., ‘1912
3.34	A. P. Wilson ‘1916	1916
3.35	Percy Patton W. Ziemann, ‘1916	1917
3.36	Sapper William Alexander Chisholm ‘1917. Died of wounds, March 9, 1917.
3.37	Lieut. John Andrew Dow Elder M. C. ‘1917, Died of wounds, Oct. 30, 1918
3.38	Unidentified McMaster students or alumni who fought in WW I. There are five portraits.
	Memorials
4.1	Reverse print of Memorial plaque from Hamilton Hall	[n.d.]
4.2	Historical plaque honouring Senator Wm. McMaster, and outlining the relationships among the province, the University and the Divinity College. Picture taken in the Council Chambers.	1961
4.3	Dedication of the C. E. Burke Chemistry Laboratories. L to R: Mrs. C. E. Burke, grandson Charles, and sons Joseph and Philip	1954	Superior Engravers
4.4	Carving: “The Unknown Baptist Minister” in McMaster Divinity College.	1963	Tom Bochsler
4.5	Dean N. H. Parker gazes at the stained glass windows in the Matthews Memorial Tower, in the Divinity College.	1963	Tom Bochsler
4.6	Three pictures of presentation of the Ivor Wynne Memorial Picture to the Faculty Club by the Hamilton Alumnae. Dennis Carson receiving the picture from unknown male, and Cathy Parazader	1971	Tom Bochsler
	Moulton Family Genealogy
5.1	Carte de Visite of a mid-30s-aged Susan Moulton Fraser McMaster.	[1850s?]	Bogardus, Photo-grapher, New York.
5.2	Carte de Visite of an elderly Susan Moulton Fraser McMaster, dressed in black winter coat with fur.	[1880s?]	Sarony, New York
5.3	Photocopies of information sheets from a professional genealogist Edward A. Claypool, in Chicago. Some information on Mrs. McMaster.
	Research Projects I: Engineering and Materials Science, Language Teaching, Chemistry, Physics, and CARED
6.1	Language Labs: The Solophone. installed in Westmount High School. Two students using phones	1963	Bochsler Studios
6.2	‘Freeman’s Speakeasy’ – the Solophone. L to R: Prof. Hal Freeman; C. T. Bulmer (Westmount Principal); Gord Carruth ’56 (Teacher)	1963	Hamilton Spectator
6.3	Gord Carruth’s entire class at Westmount using Solophones	1963	Bochsler Studios
6.4	Computer Operator’s Console; CDC-6400	1968	Tom Bochsler
6.5	Barbara Cooper at the ‘Siamese Typewriter’ used for printing complex formulae using Greek, Math, or Latin symbols	1962	Tom Bochsler
6.6	Gel Permeation Chromatograph in Chemical Engineering	1967
6.7	The Dundas Town Clock disarticulated, and on display. Being repaired?	[n.d.]
6.8	Interlocking piles, outdoor shot, used for retaining walls.	1965
6.9	Detail of single structural pile under study.	1965
6.10	Physics apparatus.	[n.d.]
6.11	Physics apparatus.	[n.d.]
6.12	Scintillation Camera, being used in biomedical Chemistry. Dr. Dick Tomlinson and ‘patient’.	1964	Tom Bochsler
6.13	Chemistry experiment	[c.1955]	Superior Engravers
6.14	Metallurgy and Materials Science. Ceramic Insulators	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
6.15	Contact print sheet: Heating elements around a ceramic rod. Ceramic resistors?	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
6.16	Metallurgy and Materials Science. Scanning and Transmission Electron Microscopy. Images: a) TEM photo of metal (or ceramic) crystal; b) TEM image of metal ‘smoke’ .	1963
6.17	Metallurgy and Materials Science. Scanning Electron Photomicrograph of an etched sample of silver, showing atomic planes	1963	McMaster Audio-Visual
6.18	Metallurgy and Materials Science, Console of the electron microscope	[1963?]	McMaster Audio-Visual
6.19	1) Mr. Rudy Palme and Mr. Helmut Becke moving glass-blowing equipment into the new Senior Sciences Building. 2) Mr. Rudy Palme, University glassblower, at work.	1)1967 2)1971	Tom Bochsler
6.20	Rudy Palme, University glassblower, at work. One picture of Alex McCrory in the University Greenhouse	1970	G. Murray
6.21	Centre for Applied Research and Design (CARED). The world’s largest motion picture projector, developed with McMaster by Multiscreen Corporation Ltd. For use at Expo ’70.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
6.22	CARED. The world’s largest motion picture projector.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
6.23	CARED. L: Wm Shaw of Multiscreen Corp. Ltd, and Prof. Roy Newcombe look at the film loop to be run through the projector, which is behind them.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
6.24	Another CARED project: Contact print sheet of what may be a prototype of an all-terrain vehicle (ATV), with Faculty of Business members Dr. Litvak and Peter Banting.	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
6.25	Moving a Cincinnati Milling machine. The building is the Drill Hall.	1972	Tom Bochsler
6.26	Pictures from various Engineering labs. [Negative #s 3-6: probably Chemical Engineering. Negative #s 1, 2, 9-12 Machine Shop; Neg #s 7, 8, 17, 18 hydraulic Engineering; Neg #s 13-16, 19-39 the Applied Dynamics lab?]	1968	Tom Bochsler.
6.27	Civil Engineering: Prof. Nyal E. Wilson checks the load-bearing capacity of muskeg.	1963	Tom Bochsler
6.28	Civil Engineering: Dr. Hugh Robinson tests the weight-bearing capacity and structural qualities of a concrete floor slab.	1963	Tom Bochsler
6.29	Dr. Hugh Robinson preparing to test a concrete floor slab; his technician readies the recording device.	1963	Tom Bochsler
	Research Projects II: The Nuclear Reactor (Historical)
7.1	Exterior view of Reactor from NE showing connection to Nuclear Research Building, and with initial amounts of landscaping	1958
7.2	Exterior view of reactor from SE. Landscaping complete.	1971	Tom Bochsler
7.3	Reactor containment vessel, showing a beam port.	[n.d.]
7.4	The interior of the reactor almost finished. Five fading colour prints.	[1958]
7.5	Five colour transparencies of the reactor exterior from the NW, and identified as ‘obsolete, historical’.	[n.d.]
7.6	Top of reactor pool, from floor level.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.7	John McDougall, Chief Reactor Supervisor	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.8	Looking up through the reactor offices.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.9	Research area with beam ports.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.10	Lowering gate to separate rector pool into two compartments. L. to R: John McDougall, Dr. Wm. Fleming.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.11	Standing in the bottom of the pool before the heavy water has been added, looking at the core. Dr. Wm. Fleming and Mr. John McDougall	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.12	Dr. Wm Fleming looks at reactor control rods before the pool is filled.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.13	Reactor Pool: Cerenkov Effect.	1970	Tom Bochsler
7.14	Electrical wiring being installed.	1958	Tom Bochsler
7.15	Checking circuit diagrams.	1958	Tom Bochsler
7.16	Pressure gauge being wired.	1958	Tom Bochsler
7.17	The top of the Reactor Pool. John McDougall looks into the pool, with the gate down.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.18	Reactor Control Room.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.19	Dosimeter.	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.20	Inside the Reactor Control Room	1959	Tom Bochsler
7.21	Geiger counter at the surface of the reactor pool. Persons not identified.	1962	Tom Bochsler
7.22	Discussion about fuel rods, with an empty case (we hope). Persons not identified.	1965	Tom Bochsler
7.23	View of the bridge from the reactor control room.	1965	Art Associates Ltd., Toronto
7.24	The reactor bridge	1965	Art Associated Ltd., Toronto
7.25	H. G. Thode , right, shows visitors through a reactor lab	1956	Tom Bochsler
	Research Projects III Psychology, Sociology, Radiation, Biology
8.1	Sociology: Dr. Frank Jones on left, with a class discussion including (l to r) Aubrey Millard, Douglas Kurtz, Barbara Davidson, and William Turville.	1958
8.2	Sociology: Dr. Frank Vallee interviews student Lidia Matuzzi.	1958
8.3	Sociology: Alan Setterington conducting taped interviews with young offenders as a research project. Candidate unidentified.	1958
8.4	Sociology: Bruce Sinclair and Ada Cuthbert analyze research data.	1958
8.5	Psychology: Open House: Student Aubrey Millard demonstrates equipment to a visitor.	1958	Tom Bochsler
8.6	Psychology: Open House: Dr. James Olds shows Daryl Novak and Dr. Douglas Fraser (Waterloo) a rat’s reaction to stimulation of pleasure or pain centres	1958	Tom Bochsler
8.7	Psychology: Open House. Graduate student Joanne Roberts discusses the Trapezoidal Window visual illusion with a student.	1958	Tom Bochsler
8.8	Psychology: Open House: Dr Abraham Black demonstrates pigeon reward behaviour.	1958	Tom Bochsler
8.9	A student carries out a time-limited experiment under a professor’s watchful eye.	1958	Tom Bochsler
8.10	Biology: Dr P. F. Nace holds the chicken as student Isolde Silkovskis (later Lamont) prepares to collect blood.	1959
8.11	Radiation Biology/Nuclear Physics. Dr. Jan Gebicki, technician J. D. Moyer, and Pat Harrison demonstrate inhalation equipment being used to admit radioisotopes for diagnostic procedures.	1960
8.12	Radiation Biology. Technologists Carole Young and Olive Hopkins demonstrate the use of a scintillation counter on Harold Amy’s thyroid.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
8.13	Radiation Biology. Olive Hopkins seated at the scintillation counter at St. Joseph’s Hospital.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
	Research Projects IV- Particle Accelerators: Tandem, and 1500 KV Proton. Historical.
9.1	Tandem: Technician Mike Vince with the high voltage column	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.2	Installation of Tandem accelerator. L to R: Bernard Schatz, John McKay	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.3	Tandem. Bernard Schatz and John McKay at the controls during assembly.	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.4	Part of the installation process at the Tandem: technician Wm. Froude and Director of Accelerator Operations Philip Ashbaugh	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.5	Tandem accelerator installation: Philip Ashbaugh and Wm Froude.	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.6	Graduate students Brian Gillespie and Donald Dohan work at installing the target for the Tandem accelerator.	1969	Tom Bochsler
9.7	Tandem. Philip Ashbaugh using a huge Allen key to tighten the bolts on the accelerator.	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.8	Arrival and installation of the Tandem tank.	1968	McMaster Audio-Visual
9.9	Installation of Tandem accelerator. Three of the images on the proof sheets are enlarged as 9-1. 9-2, and 9-3 in this set.	1968	Tom Bochsler
9.10	Installation and assembly of Tandem accelerator target. One image has been enlarged as 9-6 in this set. The others are of the overall machine, taken from outside and inside the chain-link fencing.	1969	Tom Bochsler
9.11	Tandem. Graduate students and Lotus target system.	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual
9.12	Tandem. Control panel.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
9.13	Drs. Martin Johns and John Kuehner and others installing the Tandem accelerator.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
9.14	Negatives of Tandem accelerator.	1969	Tom Bochsler
9.15	1500 KV Proton Accelerator. Unidentified researcher.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
	Services
10.1	McMaster Police and Parking. Persons unidentified	1965	Tom Bochsler
10.2	Course for Nursery School Teachers. Persons unidentified	1960	Tom Bochsler
10.3	Course for Pre-school teachers; persons unidentified	1967	Tom Bochsler
10.4	Central Utilities Building on West Campus.	1968	Tom Bochsler
10.5	Kitchen of Wentworth House cafeteria. L to R: Harry Nishizaki, Head Chef, Gail Carruthers, University Dietician, and Jean Currie ’56, convenor of Grad’s Day Luncheon.	1961	Tom Bochsler
10.6	Kitchen of Wentworth House cafeteria. L to R: Jean Currie ’56, convenor of Grad’s Day luncheon, Gail Carruthers, University Dietician, and Harry Nishizaki, Head Chef	1961	Tom Bochsler
10.7	Lunch at Wentworth House. Enlargement shows l to r: Marilyn Wood, Lois Fitzgerald, and Mary Mitchell of the switchboard staff eating lunch on the coffee shop patio	1965	James C. Fish
10.8	Student Health Services; nurse unidentified.	1967	Tom Bochsler
10.9	McMaster University Clinic at Henderson General Hospital. The doctor may be Donald G. McAuley; the patients are unidentified	1967	Tom Bochsler
10.10	Student Health Services; patient unidentified; the nurse is Miss Nash.	1964	Tom Bochsler
10.11	Student Health Services; two enlargements: 1) the RN consulting the rotary file is Jean Brown, Director of Nursing Services; 2) the student nurse adjusting a bandage and the patient are unnamed.		James C. Fish
10.12	Jean Brown, Director of Nursing Services, talks to an unidentified ‘patient’.	1965	James C. Fish
10.13	‘Before’ picture of Refectory Basement as renovation begins in development of Rathskellar. Listed as ‘Food Services’.	1964	Tom Bochsler
10.14	View of entry to and upper portion of Rathskellar. Listed as ‘Food Services’	1965	Tom Bochsler
10.15	View of Rathskellar. Listed as ‘Food Services’	23894	Tom Bochsler
10.16	Two views of Rathskellar from upper level.	1965	1 by Tom Bochsler, the other unknown
10.17	Lunch room in Wentworth House. Listed as ‘Food Services’	1962	Tom Bochsler
10.18	The Arts II Cafeteria	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual
10.19	Cafeteria in the Commons Building: two views.	1967	Tom Bochsler
	Sports I: Archery to Fencing
11.1	Archery. Person unidentified	1969	Tom Bochsler
11.2	Badminton. Persons not identified	1969	Tom Bochsler
11.3	Badminton class instruction.	1969	Tom Bochsler
11.4	Curling.	1972	Tom Bochsler
11.5	Curling. Person unidentified.	1972	Tom Bochsler
11.6	Ca. 1948. Baseball game to the east of the army H-huts. The Coach, F. Veale, is at bat.	[c.1948]
11.7	Baseball. Two of the onlookers are Lincoln Alexander and Ken Ziemann, both of whom graduated in 1949.	[1948?]	J. A. Reid
11.8	Baseball.	[c.1950]
11.9	Basketball – game against Toronto.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.10	Basketball – Cheerleaders at game against Toronto.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.11	Basketball – Cheer leaders at game against Toronto	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.12	Basketball – Game against University of Toronto.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.13	Basketball. Game against University of Toronto. Two (total) contact print sheets, three enlargements of two negatives	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.14	Basketball. Cut film negative enlarged from 35 mm negative 49 from Item 11-13 above.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.15	Basketball. Norman ‘Pinky’ Lewis working on an injured athlete	1967	James C. Fish
11.16	Basketball. Marauders Alumni vs. current team.	1974
11.17	Basketball. Marauder Alumni vs. current team. Alumni in dark jerseys: Jerry Simpson, Tom MacQuarrie. Current team: Indek Kongats, Bob Nelson, Sam Kaknevicius.	1974
11.18	Basketball. Marauder Alumni vs. current team. Alumni bench: L to R: Wes Hicks, Jim Connor, Pete Wheatley, Andy Martinson, Ian Jolliffe, Jerry Simpson, Mark Waugh, Tony MacQuarrie, Karl Mearns, Paul Allingham.	1974
11.19	Basketball. McMaster Marauders vs. University of Windsor	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual
11.20	Basketball. C.I.A.U. game: McMaster vs. UBC	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual
11.21	1) Basketball. McMaster vs. Detroit Inst. of Technology. 2) L to R: Bruce Miatello 55, Jeff Daw 44, Paul Mazza 34, 3) Bruce Miatello 55, Jeff Daw 44.	1969	Tom Bochsler
11.22	Basketball. McMaster vs. UWO	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual
11.23	Basketball. Game in the Drill Hall	1947
11.24	Basketball. Old Timers vs. current team. Some of the same persons as 11-23 but uniforms are different.	[c.1949]
11.25	Basketball.	[c.1962]	Tom Bochsler
11.26	Dance. Class in the small gymnasium.	1974	Tom Bochsler
11.27	Dance. Upward shot of same class in small gymnasium.	1974	Tom Bochsler
11.28	Dance. Two prints: 1) a reel, 2) class in rhythm.	1967	James C. Fish
11.29	Fencing. The women’s fencing team. Persons unidentified, exc. For Muriel (Spurgeon) Carder at far right.	1944
11.30	Fencing. Students unidentified	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.31	Archery and Basketball sports illustrated. Persons not identified	[195?]	Globe and Mail Photo
11.32	Unidentified students playing basketball, jumping at the basket.	1958	Tom Bochsler
	Sports II: Football to Wrestling
12.1	Football. Practice session	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.2	Football. Practice session. Duplicate contact print sheets, enlargements	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.3	Football. Picture entitled ‘Football hero’.	[c.1972]	Derek Basham
12.4	Football. Game: McMaster vs. UBC	1965	James C. Fish
12.5	Football. Game on a rainy day. The band, and cheerleaders also shown.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.6	The Men’s Locker Room in the Ivor Wynne Centre.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.7	Gymnastics. The small gymnasium training area.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.8	Gymnastics. Intercollegiate Championships.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.9	Gymnastics. Intercollegiate Championships.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.10	Gymnastics. Intercollegiate Championships. Floor exercises. Maureen (Mrs. John) Thomas at the piano in one photo.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.11	Gymnastics. Women’s BPE class, with instruction and exercises. No persons identified.	1967	James C. Fish.
12.12	Gymnastics. Working with hoops.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.13	Hockey. Spectators at a McMaster hockey game.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.14	Hockey. McMaster Marlins past and present: Old Timers vs the current team. Contact print sheets	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.15	Hockey: Enlargements of 12-14: 1) Old Timers l to r: Les Prince talking to Bob Brown ’61, Bob Norman ’62, Ray Biggar ’65, Bob Hawkins ’63, and Butch Hyde ’62; 2) Bill Gibson ’66 moving in on Marlins’ Bob Henry. 3) Persons unidentified	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.16	Rugby on the lawn south of the Divinity College.	[c.1963]
12.17	Swimming. Synchronized swimming lesson.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.18	Swimming. Mike Parsons instructing a men’s BPE class	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.19	Swimming. Inter-year Swimming Meet at the old Hamilton Municipal Pool	1946
12.20	Swimming. Inter-year Swimming Meet at the old Hamilton Municipal Pool	1946
12.21	Swimming. Synchronized swimming.	1967
12.22	Swimming. The diving boards.	1967	James C. Fish
12.23	Swimming. Diving.	1967
12.24	Tennis. Intercollegiate match: Gerry Date from U. of Windsor, pauses to reflect.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.25	Tennis. Intercollegiate match: Gurak Nur and John Pezzak from the University of Waterloo.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.26	Some of the McMaster Tennis Team: Bob Hill from Sheffield, England, Paul Knox, Hamilton, and George Anderson, Montreal.	1968	Tom Bochsler
12.27	Track and Field. Javelin instruction and practice.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.28	Track and Field. Enlargements of javelin instruction to women’s team. Negatives for these prints not part of Item 12-27, but obviously done the same day.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.29	Volleyball. Women’s team practice	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.30	Weight-lifting. Persons not identified	1958, 1969	Tom Bochsler
12.31	Wrestling. Persons not identified	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.32	Volleyball. Men’s team, part of the BPE program.	1961	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.33	Dance class in Convocation Hall.	1961	Tom Bochsler
12.34	Wrestling.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.35	New scoreboard for football field, sponsored by Imperial Tobacco Products, and donated by the Alumni Association. Football players, l to r: Cam Blimkie, Jerry Mays, Derek Forbes. Standing, l to R: Jack Kennedy (Phys Ed), Dennis Carson (Alumni Director), Lloyd Swanwick (Imp. Tobacco), Al Smith (Phys Ed)	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.36	Administration. The Intercom system. Cathy Cameron.	1969	Tom Bochsler
12.37	Gym Tests for Phys Ed students; photos taken for Al Smith.	1970
12.38	Gym Tests for Phys Ed students; photos taken for Al Smith.	1970
12.39	Sculling Champions. McMaster beat U. Ottawa, and won the P. D. Ross Memorial Trophy for the 2^nd time.	1951	Joseph Bochsler

Box P11
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Boxes 11-13 consist of photographs and/or negatives, in alphabetical order based on surname. Chancellors are included as part of the ‘staff’.
A-1	Dr. Donald Aitchison.
A-2	Miss Henrietta Alderson, School of Nursing.	1975
A-3	Dr. Russell F. Aldwinckle, Professor of Systematic Theology, McMaster Divinity College.	[c.1950]	Hamilton Spectator
A-4	Mr. Douglas Allaby, Senior Administration.	[c.1975]	James C. Fish
A-5	Dr. Lorraine Allen, Professor of Psychology.
A-6	Dr James E. Anderson, M.D., Professor of Anatomy.	1972	? McMaster Audio-Visual
A-7	Dr. Robert B. Anderson
A-8	Mr. John Andoff. Student Placement Office Director.	1962	Carey Studio
A-9	Dr. Herbert Stoker Armstrong, Professor of Geology and Dean of Science. Two group photos: a) Dr. Armstrong with students, b) a Divinity Convocation. Back Row: Dr. C.H. Stearn (Classics), Dr. H. S. Stewart (Principal, Divinity College), Dr. E. Togo Salmon (Classics), Dr. Chester W. New (History), Dr. H. S. Armstrong (Science). Front row: Hon. Roy L. Kellock, Hon. D. D. Graduand, Dr. George Peel Gilmour (President of McMaster), Honorary D. D. Graduand, W.H. Cooper (Chair, Hamilton College Board)	1949
A-10	Derek P. Atherton, Asst. Professor of Electrical Engineering.	1962	Tom Bochsler
A-11	Mr. Len Auger, Staff		McMaster Audio-Visual
B-1	Dr. Ross. Bader, Professor of Chemistry	1967	Tom Bochsler
B-2	Dr. Malcolm Baird, Professor of Engineering	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual
B-3	Dr. Bernard Banachewski, Professor of Mathematics (Algebra)	[196?]	McMaster Audio-Visual
B-4	Dr. Peter M. Banting	1979	Tom Bochsler
B-5	Dr. H. Douglas Barber, Professor of Engineering Physics, and later Chair, Board of Governors.	1969
B-6	Miss Helen Barton, School of Nursing.	1977
B-7	Miss S. I. Bates		James C. Fish
B-8	Mrs. J. Edgar (Marion) Bates, Dean of Women	[c.1958]
B-9	Mr. Edward (Ed) Beaver, Technician Computer Maintenance and Operation. Picture with caption.	1958	Tom Bochsler
B-10	Mr. John Becker, Facilities Management	[c.1960]	James C. Fish
B-11	Dr. A. Becker	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
B-12	Dr. Catherine Bentzen-Bilkvist, Faculty of Business
B-13	Adam Bromke
B-14	H. Bitel, Technician in Psychology. Caption on picture.	1962	Tom Bochsler
B-15	Dr. Abraham Black, Professor of Psychology.	1973
B-16	Dr. F. R. Britton, Professor of Mathematics	1973	? McMaster Audio-Visual
B-17	Mrs. Helen E. Britton	[194?]
B-18	Dr. Bertram Brockhouse, Professor of Nuclear Physics, Nobel Prize winner.	1965	McMaster Audio-Visual
B-19	Dr. I. David Brown, Professor of Physics. Caption on picture, with students Kenneth Pollack and William Goruk.	1960	Tom Bochsler
B-20	Dr. G. M. Brown, Professor of Neurosciences.	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual
B-21	Dr. John Browning	1977	McMaster Audio-Visual
B-22	Dr. Charles Eldred Burke, Professor of Chemistry and Dean of Science	[1950?]
C-1	Dr. Crispin Calvo, Asst. Professor of Chemistry.	1960	Tom Bochsler
C-2	J. P. Campbell	1967	Tom Bochsler
C-3	Mr. Dennis Carson, Director of Alumni Affairs.	[c.1964]; 1969	McMaster Audio-Visual, T. Monus; Tom Bochsler
C-4	Dr. John A. Cameron, Professor of Physics	1974	Probably McMaster Audio-Visual
C-5	Dr. E. J. Moran Campbell, Health Sciences	1968, 1972	1968: Tom Bochsler; 1972: McMaster Audio-Visual
C-6	C. K. Campbell, Electrical Engineering	1979
C-7	Dr. Jules Carbotte, Prof. of Chemistry.	1974
C-8	Mr. Fred Carson, mid-level administration.	1979	Prob. McMaster Audio-Visual
C-9	Dr. D. V. Catton, Health Sciences	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
C-10	Dr. W. P. Cockshott, Health Sciences	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
C-11	Dr. Pierre M. Conlon, Associate Professor of French	1963	Tom Bochsler
C-12	Dr. Alfio Corsini, Prof. of Chemistry.	[c.1970]
C-13	Mr. R. C. Crawford, Bookstore Manager	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual
C-14	Ms. Gayle Connolly, Social Sciences Staff.		McMaster Audio-Visual
C-15	Mr. E. J. M. Crawley, Audio-Visual Services	1979	McMaster Audio-Visual
C-14	Dr. James H. Crockett, Sessional Assistant Professor of Geology, later Professor of Geology.	1961	Tom Bochsler
C-15	Rodney K. M. Crook, Sessional Lecturer in Sociology	1961	Tom Bochsler
C-16	Czech String Quartet. Pictures of three members: Rudolf Kalup, Jaroslav Karlovsky, and Zdenek Konicek	1973	Tom Bochsler
C-17	Sandra Costa, Clerical Staff, looking at tape from an early computer.	1960	Tom Bochsler
D-1	Dr. D. Damas, Professor of Anthropology.
D-2	Dr. W. Ross Datars, Professor of Physics	1963, and later
D-3	Dr. Douglas M. Davies, Professor of Biology	1964	Tom Bochsler
D-4	Dr. G. R. Davy, Professor of Political Science.	1967	Tom Bochsler
D-5	Dr. Carl Denner, Professor of German	1979	McMaster Audio-Visual
D-6	Dr. Jack Diamond, Professor of Neurosciences, Faculty of Medicine	1971	McMaster Audio- Visual
D-7	Frank Doyle	1964, 1969	a) McMaster Audio-Visual, b) Tom Bochsler
D-8	Dr. R. G. Drysdale, Chair, Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics	1981	McMaster Audio-Visual
D-9	Dr. Colin DiCenzo, Asst. Dean of Engineering.	1977	McMaster Audio-Visual
D-10	Peter Donnelly, Assoc. Professor, Physical Education	1978	Film Speed, Inc., London, ON
D-11	Dr. Harry E. Duckworth, FRSC, Professor of Physics to 1965, then, Vice-President of the University of Manitoba, and finally, President of the University of Winnipeg.	1960	Tom Bochsler
D-12	The restoration of the Dundas Town Clock under Dr. D. Duncan, Prof Mechanical Engineering. Mr. Bob Brown, Chief Technician of the Mech. Eng. Department, also worked on it.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual
D-13	Dr. Harry E. Duckworth checking a readout.	1957	Tom Bochsler
E-1	John P. Evans, Registrar. Also Assoc. V-P University Services.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual
E-2	Dr. G. Evans, Faculty of Medicine
E-3	Miss Jean Evel, paleobotanist, and Mr. Lawrence Wilkinson examine a fossil plant from the Gaspe coast.	1959	Tom Bochsler
E-4	John P. Evans, Registrar, John R. Evans, former Dean of Medicine and degree recipient, honoris causa, with Chancellor Lawrence Pennell.	1972	Tom Bochsler
E-5	Dr. John R. Evans, Principal, College of Health Sciences, and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine	1972, and [n.d.]	Unknown, and 1972, by Tom Bochsler
E-6	Dr. Nathan Epstein, Professor of Psychology.	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
F-1	Dr. Wm. H. Fleming, original Reactor Superintendent, but later Manager of Computer Systems and Programming	1958	Tom Bochsler
F-2	Dr. E. Carey Fox, Chancellor and Chair of Board of Governors, great patron of the University.	1956	Tom Bochsler
F-3	Dr. Saul J. Frankel	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual
F-4	Mr. Kenneth Frederick, Director of Alumni Affairs, pictured with Jack Moore ’46; picture of Kenneth Frederick alone, undated	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual
F-5	Dr. G. S. French, Professor of History	1958	McMaster Audio-Visual, Tom Bochsler
F-6	Wm. J. Floyd, Bookstore Manager, with President H. G. Thode, after Mr. Floyd received a professional award for his computerized textbook catalogue.	1968	Tom Bochsler
G-1	Dr. R. Louis Gentilcore, Professor of Geography. One set shows him at a map, showing something to William McLean and Peter Hill. The other is an earlier portrait	1959	1) Tom Bochsler; 2) McMaster Audio-Visual
G-2	Dr. Peter George, Professor of Economics, and later President of the University.	[197?]
G-3	Dr. Ron Gillespie, Professor of Chemistry.	[n.d.], and 1976	Jon Nestor, Royal Studios, Hamilton, ON;
G-4	Dr. George Peel Gilmour, President of the University 1940-1961.	[c.1947]	Cunningham and Reid, Ltd. Hamilton
G-4a	Dr. G. P. Gilmour beside statue of Senator Wm. McMaster	[195?]	Globe and Mail; Globe Printing Company, Toronto
G-4b	Ca. 1959. Dr. George P. Gilmour in front of University Hall with the new ‘Arts and Administration’ building (later, Gilmour Hall) in the background	1959
G-5	Dr. J. E. L. Graham, Professor of Economics.		James C. Fish
G-6	Dr. R. P. Graham, Professor of Chemistry, and later, Bedel of the University	1961	Beckett Studios (Hubert C. Beckett)
G-7	Dr. George P. Grant, Professor of Religion, author, etc.	1969	Tom Bochsler
G-8	Professor Harold E. Guite, Professor of Classics	1979	McMaster Audio-Visual
H-1	Professor George Haddow, Professor of English	1961	Tom Bochsler
H-2	J. Hanna, Profesor of Accounting, Faculty of Business	1969
H-3	Mr. Brian D. Harrison, Dean of Men, 1975	1975
H-4	Dr. Gerry G. Harrop, Professor, McMaster Divinity College	1963	Tom Bochsler
H-5	Dr. Gerald G. Harrop, Professor, McMaster Divinity College, at a book signing event. L to R: _, _, Franklin Morgan, _, Sister Miriam Therese Winter (Medical Mission Sisters), Dr. Harrop, Das Sydney.	[c.1976]
H-6	Dr. F. G. Hannell	1964	James C. Fish
H-7	Dr. John Hay, Health Sciences.	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
H-8	Mr. Melvin (Mike) Hedden, Vice-President, Administration	1958, 1971	Tom Bochsler (both)
H-9	Dr. W. F. Hellmuth	1968?
H-10a	Professor Lee Hepner. Department of Music. Studio portrait	1961	Tom Bochsler
H-10b	Hepner coaching an unnamed student, consulting with Prof. Frank Thorolfson	1965	James C. Fish
H-10c	Hepner conducting the McMaster Symphony Orchestra	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual
H-10d	Hepner talking with students.	1976	Hamilton Spectator
H-11	L to R: Music Faculty members admire a new display case presented by Albert Lager. L to R: Antal Dvorak, Mr. Lager, Prof. Marta Hidy, Prof. Lee Hepner	1980	McMaster Audio-Visual
H-12	Wes Hicks, Basketball coach, with Ray Jackson of Men’s Athletics, left, and Frank Hayden, Director of the School of Phys Ed	1976
H-13	Peter Hill. Cf 1959 picture in Box 11, G-1	[197?]
H-14	Asst. Professor Rose Hill, Department of Physical Education	1962	Tom Bochsler
H-15	Rev. Dr. Melvin R. Hillmer, Professor and Principal (1980s) McMaster Divinity College	1967	Tom Bochsler
H-16	Dr. John Willard Hodgins, Dean of Engineering. Portraits, one working photo with W. R. Newcombe.	1957, 1969	Royal Studio; Tom Bochsler
H-17	Dr. John W. Hodgins with others looking at a reel of film. Possibly a CARED project for Expo ‘70	1969
H-18	Dr. Terrence W. Hoffman, Professor, Chemical Engineering
H-19	Mr. W. D. G. Hunter, Professor, Dept. of Political Economy. He specialized in Canadian economic historical development, particularly in the mining industry. He served as advisor to the Select Committee on Mining of the Ontario Legislature in 1965	1965	James C. Fish
I-1	Dr. G. Kenneth Ingham, M.D., F.R.C.P. (C.), Head of Radioisotope Dept. St. Joseph’s Hospital, Hamilton, and Medical Consultant to McMaster Nuclear Reactor Project	1963	Tom Bochsler
I-2	Dr. Fraser Isbester, Professor, Faculty of Business	1960s
J-1	Dr. Berners A. W Jackson, Professor of English	1962	Hamilton Spectator
J-2	Dr. Berners A. W. Jackson, Professor of English	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual
J-3	Iain Jaffray	1977	Casual photo
J-4	Dr. Harish C. Jain, Professor of Business	1971	Tom Bochsler
J-5	Mr. Jack Jamieson, Adult Education. Person on his right is not identified	1975	U. of Guelph Audio-Visual Services
J-6	Mr. Ed. Janzen, (Former) Personnel Director.	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual
J-7	Dr. Doris E. N. Jensen, Professor of Biology, and later Associate Dean of Science	1965	James C. Fish
J-8	Dr. Martin W. Johns, Professor of Physics
J-9	Dr. Martin W. Johns, Professor of Physics.	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
J-10	Dr. Martin W. Johns, Professor of Physics.	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual
J-11	Dr. Martin W. Johns, Professor of Physics, at his retirement party. Seated next to him is his wife, Margaret. Also, contact prints from a portrait session for which the negatives are missing.	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual
J-12	Dr. Fred L Johnson, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology.	1966, 1972	1) Tom Bochsler; 2) McMaster Audio-Visual
J-13	Dr. Charles M. (Chuck) Johnston, Professor of History.	1967	Tom Bochsler
J-14	Dr. Jean Jones	1968	Tom Bochsler
K-1	Dr. G. L. Keech, Director, Data Processing and Computer Centre.	[1967?]
K-2	Pictures in the computer centre: 1) L to R: Dr. G. L. Keech, Director, G. M. Murray, Control Data Corp. 2): L to R: G. Rymer, Control Data Corp., P. J. O’Day (McMaster), Dr. G. L. Keech (McMaster), M. S. Qaadri, Control Data Corp., Margaret Hruboska	1968	Tom Bochsler
K-3	Dr. W.J. Keith, Asst. Professor of English.	1961	Tom Bochsler
K-4	Mr. Jack Kennedy, Head Coach, McMaster Marauders, then Director of Athletics (1969).	1966, 1969	Tom Bochsler
K-5	Miss Kennedy, School of Social Work
K-6	Prof. T. J. Kennett, Nuclear Physics, with graduate student and equipment.
K-7	Mr. Derek Kenworthy (later Dr.), Asst Prof. of Mathematics	1960	Tom Bochsler
K-8	Dr. Dorothy Kergin, School of Nursing	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
K-9	Dr. William Kilbourn, Professor of English.		Lloyd Bloom, Hamilton
K-10	Karl Kinanen	1968	Tom Bochsler
K-11	Dr. Peter Kingston		James C. Fish
K-12	Dr. Jack Kirkaldy, Professor of Metallurgy.	1964
K-13	Dr. Jack Kirkaldy, Professor of Metallurgy	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
K-14	Dr. Jack Kirkaldy, Professor of Metallurgy, centre, with David Dean (L) and Bruce Webster	1960	Tom Bochsler
K-15	Dr. Alfred B. Kristofferson, Professor of Psychology.	1956	Tom Bochsler
L-1	Miss Rhona Lampert, Assistant Director of Nursing.	1972
L-2	Dr. Norman D. Lane, Professor of Mathematics. 2) One picture with students.	1964, 1968	James C. Fish, 2) Tom Bochsler
L-3	Dr. J. B. Lawson, Professor of German, and Dr. Ron W. Vince, Professor of English.	1973
L-4	Later Chancellor Allan B. Leal receiving honorary LL.D. from then Chancellor C. Percy Fell as Registrar Charles Linton prepares the hood. Spring Convocation, 1963, then (2) addressing Convocation	1963	Tom Bochsler
L-5	Chancellor Allan Leal in ceremonial robes	1977	Hamilton Spectator
L-6	Dr. Alvin A. Lee, Professor of English, over four time periods: 1960, 1968, 1969 (as Assistant Dean of Graduate Studies), and 1980 (as President)	1960, 1968, 1969, 1980	Tom Bochsler, exc. 1980
L-7	Dr. Alvin A. Lee in Presidential robes, displaying the McMaster Charter	1980
L-8	Mr. Norman (‘Pinky’) Lewis, long-time trainer in the Athletic Department, and Olympian. Three pictures: a portrait; as he cuts the ribbon to open the new McMaster Credit Union offices, with Dorothy Willott (Geography), Al Snaith (Engineering) and David Whiteford (Nuclear Reactor); and inside the office.	1971, 1970	McMaster Audio-Visual 2) Tom Bochsler
L-9	Helen Linkert, Dept of Nursing.	1972
L-10	Charles V. (Chuck) Linton ’39, University Registrar 1951-1966	[c.1965]	Bochsler Studios
L-11	Dr. Colin Lock, Professor of Chemistry, with a piece of moon rock.	1970

Box P12
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
M-1	Dr. Ronald D. MacFarlane, Asst. Prof. of Chemistry	1964	James C. Fish
M-2	Angus MacFarlane, Dean of Men	1972	Tom Bochsler
M-3	Miss Beverley Ann McInnis ‘61, Lecturer in Nursing.	1963
M-4	Prof. Wm. J. McCallion ‘43, Professor of Mathematics, and Director of Extension. Two portraits: 1964, 1970.	1964, 1970	1964: James C. Fish; 1970: Tom Bochsler
M-5	Mr. J. B. McDougall, Chief Reactor Supervisor	1958	Tom Bochsler
M-6	Mr. Geoff MacGibbon ’47, Information Officer for the University (1963)	[c.1955]
M-7	Dr. R. Craig McIvor, Professor of Economics	1961	Tom Bochsler
M-8	Dr. Alexander G. (Sandy) McKay, Professor of Classics	1968	Tom Bochsler
M-9	Dr. Carman C. McMullen, Associate Dean of Science Studies	1967 and [n.d.]
M-10	Dr. Robert H. McNeal, Associate Professor of History.	1963	Tom Bochsler
M-11	Miss McPhail	1972
M-12	J. C. Malone	1964	James C. Fish
M-13	Chancellor Argue Martin	1966
M-14	Dr. Albert P. Martin, Professor of German; photo at retirement	1961	Tom Bochsler
M-15	Mr. Edward C. Matthews, Chief Accountant.	1963	James C. Fish
M-16	Dr. I. Meadows
M-17	Dr. John J. Miller, Professor of Biology. Two portraits: 0ne in 1965, the other as 3^rd Bedel	1965, and [n.d.]	1965: Tom Bochsler
M-18	J. A. Morrison, Director of the Institute for Materials Research	[n.d.]	McMaster Audio-Visual
M-19	Dr. C. Barber Mueller, Professor and Chair, Department of Surgery, Health Sciences.
M-20	Dr. Dorothy Murphy, Professor of English	[1958?]	Jon Nestor, Royal Studio
M-21	Dr. J. Fraser Mustard, Pathology	1966	Hamilton Spectator
M-22	Dr. J. Fraser Mustard, Chair of Pathology and Dean of Medicine	1972	Tom Bochsler
M-23	Dr. J. Fraser Mustard, Professor of Pathology, in the lab	1968	McMaster Audio-Visual
M-24	Dr. J. Fraser Mustard, Professor and Chair of Pathology, and Dean of Medicine.	[1972?]
M-25	Dr. Frances Mischel-Henry, Sessional Lecturer in Sociology	1961	Tom Bochsler
M-26	Jack Moore, Director of Development, learning to play the drums.	1975
M-27	Miss Jean Montgomery, Library Staff, and President Gilmour’s Secretary.
M-28	Rev. Dr. Ivan Clifford Morgan, Asst. Principal, McMaster Divinity College, and later Principal.
N-1	Dr. P. Lynn Newbigging, Professor and Chair of Psychology	1958	Jon Nestor, Royal Studio
N-2	Vanessa Newcombe, Library Staff	1968	Tom Bochsler
N-3	Mr. W. Roy Newcombe, Lecturer in Engineering, with student Peter Cadeau	1957	Tom Bochsler
N-4	J.G. Nicholson, Sessional Asst. Professor of Russian	1961	Tom Bochsler
N-5	Dr. Jack Norman, Engineering Faculty, with students Durell McCarron and Christine Preece.	1973	James C. Fish
O-1	Mr Stephen T. Ogletree	[197?]
O-2	Dr. Gunhard A. Oravas, Asst Professor of Civil Engineering.	1958	Tom Bochsler
P-1	Mr. Wilfred Paterson ‘31 (R), and Mr. Douglas Allaby ’43 in the ambulatory of the Divinity College. Both, at the time, were senior administrative officers in the University.	1976
P-2	Wilf Paterson’s retirement party. L to R: Arthur Burridge ’15, Wilf Paterson ’31, Les Prince, Douglas Allaby ‘43	1978	McMaster Audio-Visual
P-3	Professor Harry L. Penny, Director of Social Work Education	1968	Tom Bochsler
P-4	Dr. James R. Perkin, Professor in the Divinity College (R), looks over a paper with Dr. G.R. Beaseley-Murray, visiting from London, England	1968	Tom Bochsler
P-5	Chancellor John Panabaker speaking at the new lectern for Convocation, at the Alumni Gallery ceremonies	1987
P-6	Dr. Howard E. Petch, Professor of Metallurgy, on his appointment as Director of Research, McMaster University	1961	Jon Nestor, Royal Studio
P-7	Dr. Howard E. Petch, Principal of Hamilton College, and Dr. Jack S. Kirkaldy, Chair of Metallurgy	1957	Tom Bochsler
P-8	Dr. Holland Peterson, Asst. Professor of Romance Languages	1961	Tom Bochsler
P-9	Alex Petrie	1977	McMaster Audio-Visual
P-10	Mr. P. C. Pineo, Sessional Lecturer in Sociology	1959	Tom Bochsler
P-11	Dr. Melvin A. Preston, Professor of Physics	1959	Tom Bochsler
P-12	Dr. Melvin A. Preston, Professor of Physics and Dean of Graduate Studies	1970	Tom Bochsler
P-13	Dr. Melvin A. Preston, Professor of Physics	1958	Tom Bochsler
P-14	Dr. R. Preston		McMaster Audio-Visual
P-15	Professor and Dean Mr. Leslie A. Prince, Director of Athletics	1966	Tom Bochsler
P-16	Studio Portrait by Hubert Beckett of Dr. Nathaniel H. Parker, Dean of the Divinity College	1957	Hubert Beckett, Hamilton
R-1	Dr. Norman William Radforth, Professor and Chair of Biology	1962	Tom Bochsler
R-2	Dr. Norman William Radforth, Professor and Chair of Biology	1962	Tom Bochsler
R-3	Dr. Norman William Radforth, Professor and Chair of Biology, clutching block of dried muskeg	1958	Tom Bochsler
R-4	Dr. N. W. Radforth, and Mr. J. M. Bonga, graduate student from Holland looking at a photomicrograph of a section of maidenhair fern	1958	Tom Bochsler
R-5	Dr. N. W. Radforth, Biology, with Jean Evel, Paleobotanist	1958	Tom Bochsler
R-6	Sidney G. Raybould, Professor of Adult Education, Director of Extra-Mural Studies, University of Leeds; later appointed acting Dean of Degree Studies in Extension	1968	Cliff Hale, Limited, Hamilton
R-7	Professor Wm B. Ready, Chief Librarian, at his retirement party. L to R: Dr. Alvin A. Lee, Mr. Ready, seated, Mrs. Bess Ready, President A. N. Bourns	1979
R-8	Mr. W. Ready, Chief Librarian	1968	Tom Bochsler
R-9	Mr. W. Ready, Chief Librarian presents Mrs. Roy M. Wiles with an engraved scroll by the University binder, John Holmes, in thanks for her donation of the late Dr. R. M. Wiles’s books and scholarly papers.	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual
R-10	Mr. Wm. Ready at his desk; others unidentified	1973	Tom Bochsler
R-11	Mr. Wm. Ready, Chief Librarian, at his desk with portraits of Bertrand Russell in background	[c.1972]
R-12	Mr. Wm B. Ready, Chief Librarian at his desk, reading, with picture of Samuel Beckett in background	1969
R-13	Mr. Wm. B Ready (R), and Bishop John Bothwell look over Niagara Diocesan records	[c.1974]	Dale Creasy
R-14	Dr. E. Togo Salmon presents a gift from the Library staff to Mr. Wm B. Ready	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual
R-15	Dr. E. Togo Salmon and Prof. Wm. B. Ready look at the clock presented as a gift to him by the Library staff. See. R-14	1974	McMaster Audio-Visual
R-16	Dr. Lloyd George Reeds, Professor of Geography, with, L to R: Ron Fulton, Mary Battle and Gord Cook.	1967
R-17	Dr. Lloyd G. Reeds, Professor of Geography, with Stella Dimich and Peter Goheen	1959	Tom Bochsler
R-18	Dr. Lloyd G. Reeds, Professor of Geography with 4^th Yr student Al Rogers	1959	Tom Bochsler
R-19	Dr. Neville E. Rieger, Sessional Asst. Professor of Mechanical Engineering	1961	Tom Bochsler
R-20	Mrs. Beatrix H. Robinow, Chief Biomedical Librarian, Health Sciences	1966	Tom Bochsler
R-21	Dr. John Robertson, Professor, Dept of Religion	[197?]	Hamilton Spectator?
R-22	Dr. Nathan Rosenblood, Health Sciences	1969	V. Searle, McMaster Audio-Visual
R-23	Dr. G. Round, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and two unidentified students, with a design plotter	[c.1970]
R-24	Evelyn S. Rutherford, Director of Women’s Athletics and Lecturer in Physical Education	1959	Tom Bochsler
R-25	1970. First Quarter-Century Club gathering. Seated: L to R: Prof. Hal Freeman, Prof. George Haddow, R. A. Shutler , Prof. Gaylord P. Albaugh, Dr. H. W. McCready; Standing, L to R: Mr. Wilfred N. Paterson, Mr. Tom Bryden, Mr. Wm. McCallion,, Jean Hurst, Miss J. Montgomery, Olga Tynowski, Prof. Roy M. Wiles, Dr. R. P. Graham (University Bedel), Dr. Harry G. Thode (retiring President), Miss Marget Meikleham (University Librarian), and Dean Nathaniel H. Parker	1970	Tom Bochsler
R-26	1968. Retirement dinner for Dr. Marie Stock and Prof. Harold Freeman. L to R: Dr. Dora Stock, Dr Marie Stock, Professor Harold Freeman, Mrs. Freeman.	1968	Tom Bochsler
S-1	Professor E. Togo Salmon, Messecar Professor of History and later Vice-President of Arts	1968	Tom Bochsler
S-2	Dr. E. Togo Salmon, Messecar Professor of History, and Mr. Wm. B. Ready, Chief Librarian, admire a bas-relief of Dr. Salmon which is to be displayed in the Library	1969	Tom Bochsler
S-3	Dr. Edward Togo Salmon, Classics and History, V-P of Arts of McMaster and Principal of University College	[c.1970]	Coutere ?, Rome
S-4	Dr. Ed Sanders, Professor of Religion	[196?]
S-5	Dr. Wm. J. Schlatter, Dean of the Faculty of Business	1969
S-6	Dr. Denis M. Shaw, Professor and Chair of Geology.	1962	Tom Bochsler
S-10	Gladys Sharpe, First Director of Nursing, and honorary L.L.D. recipient (Spring, 1969)	1969
S-11	Dr. Colin Schwartz, Health Sciences
S-12	Dr. Louis J. Shein, Chair, Department of Russian	1962	Tom Bochsler
S-13	Dr. Leslie W. Shemilt, Dean of Engineering	1969	James Peacock, McMaster Audio-Visual
S-14	Dr. Donald M. Shepherd, Professor of Classics	1964	James C. Fish
S-15	Dr. John Shewchun, Professor of Engineering Physics; Dr. Vladimir G. Litovchenko, visiting from the Institute of Physics of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences.	[c.1971]	McMaster Audio-Visual
S-16	Dr. F. Norman Shrive, Professor of English	[196?]	Cunningham and Reid
S-17	Dr. John C. Sibley, Health Sciences	1972
S-18	Mr. K. Singh	1965
S-19	Dr. William J. Slater, Assoc. Professor, Dept. of Classics	1972	Tom Bochsler
S-20	Dr. Robert Sowerby, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, with graduate students Huin Van Minh and Hugo Verguts, doing stress analysis.	1972	Tom Bochsler
S-21	Dr. William B. Spaulding, Associate Dean, Faculty of Medicine	[c.1969]
S-22	Dr. Donald W. L. Sprung, Professor of Physics and Dean of Science	[c.1970
S-23	Dr. Walter W. Smeltzer, Assoc. Professor of Metallurgy (later, Professor)	1964	Tom Bochsler
S-24	Mr. Al Smith, Chair, Dept. of Physical Education	1963, 1969	Tom Bochsler
S-25	Dr. Marie L. Stock, Professor of French, and Chair, Romance Languages	1962	Tom Bochsler
S-26	Dr. Carl Stager, Professor of Physics.	[c.1970]	McMaster Audio-Visual
S-27	Dr. Clement Hodgson Stearn, Emeritus Professor of Classics	1959	Cunningham and Reid
S-28	Dr. Albert K. Steigerwalt, Professor of Business Policy, Faculty of Business	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
S-29	Father Anthony A. Stephenson. Visiting Professor of Religion	1963	Hamilton Spectator
S-30	Dr. David D. Stewart, Asst. Professor of German	1961	Tom Bochsler
S-31	Dr. A. Z. Szendrovits, Professor of Business, and sometime Dean of Business	1962, 1979	1962: Tom Bochsler; 1979: McMaster Audio-Visual
T-1	Unknown, but in ‘T’ file	Late 1968	Tom Bochsler
T-2	“Dr. Thomas” (but not John E. Thomas)	1970	Tom Bochsler
T-3	Dr. John E. Thomas, Professor of Philosophy	1963	Tom Bochsler
T-4	Mr. W. H. Thomas, Student Placement Officer	1971	Tom Bochsler
T-5	Dr. R. W. Thompson, Professor of Economics	[196?]
T-6	Professor Frank Thorolfson. Professor of Music and Chair of the Department	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
T-7	Professor Frank Thorolfson, Professor of Music, rehearsing the McMaster University Choir	1968	Tom Bochsler
T-8	Professor Frank Thorolfson, Professor of Music	[c.1960]	James C. Fish
T-9	Professor Frank Thorolfson, Professor of Music, in the choir library, holding a record made by the McMaster Choir.	1968-69	James C. Fish
T-10	Professor Frank Thorolfson, Chair, Department of Music, and Professor Lee Hepner	1965	James C. Fish
T-11	Professor Frank Thorolfson in rehearsal with the McMaster Choir	[c.1970]	McMaster Audio-Visual
T-12	Professor Frank Thorolfson at the piano televising a course for degree credit on CHCH-TV in Hamilton. First broadcast in 1962; rebroadcast in 1963	1962	Tom Bochsler
T-13	Professor Frank Thorolfson conducting the McMaster University Choir in rehearsal in Convocation Hall, December, 1973	[c.1974]	Tom Bochsler
T-14	Dr. Jiři Tlusty, Professor of Mechanical Engineering	[c.1969]
T-15	Dr. Jiři Tlusty, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, demonstrates a shock technique to Dr. N. H. Cook of M.I.T. during a conference.	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual
T-16	Dr. Jiři Tlusty, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and graduate student Michael Lau test the stiffness of a lathe spindle	1972	Tom Bochsler
T-17	Mr. Elmer M. Tory, Asst Professor of Chemical Engineering	1960	Tom Bochsler
T-18	Dr. Tracy.		James C. Fish
T-19	Dr. Howard Truman, Professor of History	1969	Tom Bochsler
T-20	1949. A young Harry G. Thode	1949	Public Relations, CIL, Montreal
U-1	Dr. C. A. E. Uhlig, Assoc. Professor of Electrical Engineering	1959	Tom Bochsler
V-1	Dr. Francis G. Vallee, Professor of Sociology	1969	Tom Bochsler
V-2	Mr. Foster Vernon, Asst Director of Extension	1960	Milne Studios
V-3	Mr. Gordon Vichert, Assoc. Professor of English	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual
V-4	Mr. Charles Vinnels, Registrar	[c.1968]
W-1	Dr. John (Jack) H. T. Wade, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, and sometime Chair of the Department	1959, 1965, 1974	McMaster Audio-Visual and Hubert Beckett (1965)
W-2	Edward A. Walker, Sessional Lecturer in French	1961	Tom Bochsler
W-3	Mr. R. C. Walker	1972	Tom Bochsler
W-4	Professor George B. Wallace, Asst Professor (later Professor) of Fine Art	1960	Tom Bochsler
W-5	Dr. Paul H. Walton, Chair, Department of Fine Arts	1967	James C. Fish
W-6	Dr. Elinor S. Wardwell, Sessional Assistant Professor of Psychology	1961	Tom Bochsler
W-7	Dr. John Warkentin, (Asst) Professor of Chemistry.	1960	Tom Bochsler
W-8	Margaret Wallace at right, and Mrs. Dorothy Gregson working on the new McMaster banner
W-9	Dr. William J. Walsh, Assistant Dean of the Faculty of Medicine	1965	Hamilton Spectator
W-10	Dr. William J. Walsh, Associate Dean of the Faculty of Medicine.	1972
W-11	Mr. N. W. West, Dept of Physical Education	1964	James C. Fish
W-12	Dr. Gerd E. G. Westermann, Professor of Geology	[c.1958]	James C. Fish
W-13	Dr. Howard P. Whidden, Chancellor until 1941. Photographs of the oil painting from the 1930s	[193?]
W-14	Dr. Edith Mary Wightman, Professor of History	1969
W-15	Dr. H.A. Wood, Chair, Dept of Geography	1958	James C. Fish
W-16	Dr. H. A. Wood, Professor of Geography, and student Len Evenden using a stereoscope	1958	Tom Bochsler
W-17	Dr. H. A. Wood, Professor of Geography with students on a field trip. Bill Found ’62, was later President of York University	1959	Tom Bochsler
W-18	Dr. Don Woods, Professor of Engineering Physics	[196?]
W-19	Miss Norma Wylie, Director of Nursing, McMaster University Hospital	1968, 1972	1968: Tom Bochsler; 1972: McMaster Audio-Visual
Y-1	Dr. Paul Younger, Professor of Religion	1981	Hamilton Spectator
Z-1	Mr. Manuel Zack, Director of personnel; and later Assistant to the President	[195?]
Z-2	Mr. Manuel Zack, Asst to the President	[c.1979]
Z-3	Dr. Alvin Zipursky, Health Sciences	1966-67	Tom Bochsler
Z-4	Dr. Alvin Zipursky, Health Sciences	1972
Z-5	Dr. Alvin Zipursky, Faculty of Health Sciences	1979	McMaster Audio-Visual
	Board of Governors
12.1	M. F. Anderson	1965	Probably Hamilton Spectator
12.2	Mr. M. Banker Bates	1969, 1975	1969: Tom Bochsler; 1975: McMaster Audio-Visual?
12.3	Mr. George H. Blumenauer, Board of Governors, President of Otis Elevator, Hamilton (1963)	1963	Ashley and Crippen, Toronto
12.4	Howard D. Brown
12.5	Dr. John D. Campbell, Chair, Bd. of Governors. 1) portrait; 2) speaking at the opening of the E. Carey Fox Arts Quadrangle	1) 1958; 2) 1968	1) Jon Nestor, Royal Studio; 2) Tom Bochsler
12.6	D. M. Chisholm	1965	Hamilton Spectator
12.7	Mr. Harold C. Dixon, Bd. of Governors, and Chair of the Divinity College Trustees	1969, 1977	McMaster Audio-Visual
12.8	D. Morgan Firestone	1967
12.9	Herbert P. Frid		Hamilton Spectator
12.10	Mr. P. M. Lanz; International Harvester	1969
12.11	Dr, G. N. MacFarlane	1956	Beckett Gallery
12.12	Mr. T. E. Nichols	1954	Hubert Beckett
12.13	Mr. D. C. Marrs, Past Chair Bd. of Governors	1975
13.1	Mr. J. M. Pigott		Hamilton Spectator
13.2	Mr. W. P. Pigott	1966	Beckett Gallery
13.3	Mr. W. J. W. Reid	1952	Hubert Beckett
13.4	Mr. D. Russell, Exec. V-P of Anthes Imperial Co., St Catharines	[c.1963]	Ashley & Crippen, Toronto
13.5	Mr. Vincent (Vin) Scully, President of the Steel Company of Canada, Board of Governors, and Senate.	1963	Ashley and Crippen, Toronto
13.6	Donald G. Seldon; Seldon Printing		Cunningham and Reid
13.7	Mr. Halliwell Soule	[c.1971]	Lloyd Bloom
13.8	Mr. William H. Young	1967	Tom Bochsler
13.9	McMaster Growth Fund. Centre: Dr. John D. Campbell, R: President H. G. Thode	1964	Hamilton Spectator
13.10	Studio Portrait of Charles Percy Fell ’17, Board of Governors, Chancellor	1960	Donald McKague, Toronto
13.11	Studio Portrait of Mr. J. V. Young, Chair, Board of Governors	[c.1960]	Hubert Beckett, Hamilton
13.12	Dr. E. Carey Fox, Chair, Board of Governors	1957	Tom Bochsler
13.13	Mid-1950s: An informal moment. L to R: H. G. Hilton, J. A. Edmonstone, Dr. E. Carey Fox, John Sheppard.	[c.1955]
13.14	1968. Portrait of Dr. E. C. Fox being presented to the University. L to R.: Dr. E. Togo Salmon, Vice-President, Mrs. Fox, Dr. A. H. Squires, Dr. H. G. Thode, President. The occasion was the dedication of the Fox Quadrangle.	1968	Tom Bochsler
	Other Personalia
14.1	Mr. E. H. Ambrose, Board Chair, d. 1967	1959	Hubert Beckett, Hamilton
14.2	Roberta Bondar, Canadian hero, astronaut and former post-doc
14.3	Gerry Brown ’46, Chair of the Alumni Fund for the 1963 Campaign	1963	Beckett Studios
14.4	Ralph William Cooper, of Cooper Construction	[c.1955]	International Press Limited. Who’s Who in Canada
14.5	H. G. Hilton, Steel Company of Canada	[c.1955]	Hamilton Spectator
14.6	J. W. Kerr	[1969?]	Gerald Campbell, Toronto
14.7	George Gathercole ’35. Chair of Ontario Hydro, former Alumni President, Hon. L.L.D. recipient	[c.1955]	Ashley and Crippen, Ltd., Toronto
14.8	Arden Gayman ’46, Alumni Executive, and Senate member	1962	[Hamilton Spectator?]
14.9	Gordon Grundy, former Chair, Board of Governors, Superintendent of Insurance for the Province of Ontario, and last President of Studebaker, Canada	[c.1965]
14.10	Mr. W. P. Wilder
14.11	Frank H. Sherman, Steel Company of Canada, prob. Board of Governors	1975	Ashley and Crippen, Toronto
14.12	Mrs. Frances R. Soble.	[196?]
14.13	Mr. W. E. Curry		Belair – Kitchener
14.14	Mr. A. V. Young		Hamilton Spectator
14.15	Unidentified former Senate members	[196?]	Hamilton Spectator?
14.16	Chancellor/Mr. Justice Roy L. Kellock ‘17	[196?]
14.17	1956. The University Calligrapher at work.	1956	Tom Bochsler
	Visitors to Campus
15.1	After Fall Convocation: Registrar Chuck Linton and LL.D. recipient R. F. Leggett. Looking on is the Hon. J. N. Allan	1961	Tom Bochsler
15.2	Mr. Al Holder
15.3	Dr. Norman Ward, Professor, University of Saskatchewan
15.4	Wally Watkins, Chair of English, Lord Elgin Collegiate (now Robt. Bateman H. S.), Burlington, ON	1973
15.5	Dr. Jack Norman, with engineering students Durell McCarron and Christine Preece	1972-73	James C. Fish
15.6	Ewart Angus, generous donor	1970	Joseph Schmid
15.7	Dr. Frederick W. Beamish, Professor of Biology, University of Toronto, and author	1962	Ashley and Crippen, Toronto/Cliff Hale, Ltd, Hamilton
15.8	Bovey Commission Hearings, 1984. In the Council Chambers. Individuals not identified.	1984	Gil at McMaster Audio Visual?
15.9	Mayor Victor K. Copps tests a piece of Engineering apparatus, possibly a capacitor	[197?]
15.10	Grad’s Day Medicare Debate, with Dr. Ronald Dolan , Dr. John E. Thomas, Dr. Gerald G. Harrop, Mr Gary Chertkoff, and Mr. Robert Mitchell.	1963	Tom Bochsler
15.11	Principal Harold S. Braun of Lakehead Technical Institute (now Lakehead University)	1962	Cliff Hale Ltd.
15.12	Dr. Thomas Reid MacDonald, Hon. LL.D., 1974	1974
15.13	The opening of “The W. S. W. McLay Reference Room” at Mills Memorial Library. L to R: Dr. Peter Gordon, Chair Bd. of Governors; Dr. Alvin A. Lee, McMaster President; Marjorie McLay McLaughlin (daughter); Mrs. James Cunningham (daughter); Miss Susan Cunningham ‘87	1987	Ian Matheson, McMaster Audio-Visual
15.14	Mr. Jack McLellan, of MacLellan and Stewart, Publishers
15.15	Hon. Jack McNie, Minister of Colleges and Universities 1972-1974, and McMaster Graduate ’75; 15a: James Connor, at left and Mr. McNie in 1973 preparing a brief for the Ontario government on post-secondary education.	1975; 15a, 1973	Tom Bochsler; 15 a: McMaster Audio-Visual
15.16	Ralph Nader, at podium, speaking to the community	1970
15.17	Peter C. Newman	[196?]	Ashley and Crippen, Toronto
15.18	“Scholars or Dollars” Visit to the McMaster campus by Dr. Harry Parrott, Minister of Colleges and Universities.	1975
15.19	Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson, the McMaster Cheerleaders and students in the corridor outside Convocation Hall	1959
15.20	Visit of Robert Stanfield, Leader of the PC party and Official Opposition, to McMaster Feb. 26, 1970	1970	G. Murray, McMaster Audio-Visual
15.21	Rev. H. Wilbur Sutherland guest Missioner at the University Christian Mission, October, 1963	1963	Tom Bochsler
15.22	Mr. Eberhard Zeidler, Architect for the McMaster Health Sciences Complex, of Craig, Zeidler and Strong, Architects.	[196?]
15.23	McMaster School of Social Work: L to R: President H. G. Thode. John Munro MP, Hon. Ellen Fairclough, former MP, Prof. Harry L. Penny	1969	Tom Bochsler
15.24	Probably Annual Assembly meeting of delegates to the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec in large gymnasium of the Ivor Wynne Centre.	[196?]	Fichtner Studios
	Quarter-Century Club, 1970
16.1	Contact Proof Sheets of photos at the celebration	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.2	Group photograph. L to R: Back Row: Wilf Paterson, Tom H. Bryden, Bill McCallion, Jean Hurst, Jean Montgomery, Olga Tynowski, Roy M. Wiles, R. P. Graham, Harry G. Thode, Nat H. Parker; Front Row: Hal Freeman, George Haddow, R.A. Shutler, Gaylord Albaugh, Harold W. McCready, Marget Meikleham	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.3	R. B. Taylor, Chair of the Board of Governors, presents a gift to President Thode.	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.4	Chancellor Argue Martin, President H. G. Thode, and Board Chair, R. B. Taylor	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.5	Dr. Thode addresses the group. Also seen are Jean Montgomery, Chancellor Argue Martin, and George Haddow	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.6	Dr. Parker, in his inimitable style, addresses the group to the amusement of Wilf Paterson, Olga Tynowski and R. B. Taylor	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.7	One end of the table. L to R: Art Bourns, Bill McCallion, Wilf Paterson, (Olga Tynowski), Nat Parker, R. B. Taylor, Harold McCready.	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.8	The other end of the table: R to L: Emmanuel Zack, Tom Bryden, Gaylord Albaugh, Jean Hurst, H. W. McCready, R. B. Taylor, Olga Tynowski, Wilf Paterson, A.N. Bourns.	1970	Tom Bochsler
16.9	Another table: L to R: C. H. M, Vinnels, R.A. Shutler, Hal Freeman, Jean Montgomery, Harry Thode, Argue Martin, George Haddow, Marget Meikleham, Roy M. Wiles, R. P. Graham,	1970	Tom Bochsler
	Quarter-Century Club, 1973
17.1	New members of the Club: back row, L to R: John J. Miller, Charles Vinnels, G. S. French, A. N. Bourns, C. V. Gibbs, L.E. Hampel, and L. G. Reeds. Front row, L to R: Y. Shiraishi, Leslie Laking, Yvonne McNair, Gail Carruthers, Leslie Prince, Alice Heal, Hazel Watson, C. A. Cook, F. R. Britton. Absent: Henrietta Alderson, Russell F. Aldwinckle, Martin Johns, R. C. McIvor, Arthur W. Patrick, Beatrice Pickett.	1973	Tom Bochsler
17.2	The combined membership of the Club. Identifications on back of print	1973	Tom Bochsler
17.3	Pictures at the banquet.	1973	Tom Bochsler
	Quarter-Century Club - 1975
18.1	New members, back row, L to R: unknown, unknown, Mike Hedden, Al Smith, Doug Davies, Dick Tomlinson. Front Row, L to R: unknown, unknown, Dorothy Davidson, unknown, Irene Flett, unknown, Faculty, Karl Denner.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual?
18.2	The combined attendance of members from all the quarter-century groups	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual?
18.3	Contact print sheet of 9 photographs.	1975	McMaster Audio-Visual?
	Quarter-Century Club-1976
19.1	Two contact print sheets of 10 negatives of banquet and presentations for the Club. Negatives 1 and 2 belong to some other event, or are serving staff for the dinner. 3) Dr. Bourns speaking while, L to R: Charlie Vinnels, Wilf Paterson, and Marget Meikleham listen; 5) some of the assembled throng; 6) three staff members; 7) Harold Lang presents Mike Hedden with an award, as the persons in 3) look on; 8) Dr. Bourns speaks as Harold Dixon, Chair of the Board of Governors, waits. 9-10) the assembled throng; 11) Harold Dixon presents Dick Tomlinson with a gift; 12) Harold Dixon presents a gift to one of the staff.	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual?
19.2	Two contact print sheets of 10 negatives of pre-dinner social time, and the banquet. Location: Alumni Memorial Hall/ Faculty Club.	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual?
19.3	One contact print of 9 negatives of the pre-banquet social time. 1) serious conversation; 2) J. E. L. Graham, Les Prince and Al Smith share a joke; 3) Jean Montgomery shares a secret with friends; 5) Leslie Laking, Charlie Vinnels, Mike Hedden in conversation; 6) Karl Denner, Dr F. W. Waters, Harold Dixon, and J. E. L. Graham; 7) Lloyd Reeds, Russell Aldwinckle, Charlie Vinnels 8) Drs. Denner and Waters; 9-10) Mike Hedden, Doug Davies and Les Prince in conversation; 11) Art Bourns shares a laugh with Dorothy Davidson and a friend.	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual?
19.4	The new members of the quarter-century club: Back Row, L to R: Drs. Mel Preston, Chuck Johnston, R. W Thompson, D. H. Shepherd, D. B. MacLean, Derry Novak, Messrs. H. D. Howell, R. Ritter, K.E. Schipper, Nishizaki, Doek, Dr. Norman Lane. Front Row, L to R: Dr. Carm McMullen, Doug Allaby, John Panabaker, D. Brownridge, Art Bourns, F. J. McGregor, S. S. Withers.	1976	McMaster Audio-Visual?
19.5	Learned Societies’ Meeting? Three distinguished gentlemen, unidentified, share a joke.
19.6	Secretaries in an office, working at typewriters	[c.1962]
19.7	Duclesnay Resort, PQ. Group of persons gathered on the hillside at the side of a building. In the picture, from McMaster, are Dr. C. H. Stearn and Dr. G. P. Gilmour. It may be the meeting of the Learned Societies for 1945	1945
19.8	Printing Block. Picture of Naomi Jackson Groves, Professor of Fine Arts, McMaster University, and a niece of A. Y. Jackson of the Group of Seven.	[c.1950]

Box P13	Oversized Box
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Faculty and Staff
1.1	Collection of pictures of Faculty and Staff of the University, from The Silhouette and Contact. Mounted on rag paper.	1969-1970
	Oversized Portraits of Senior Faculty with Captions
2.1	Dr. Abraham Harry Black, MA, PhD (1929-1978), Professor of Psychology	1976-77
2.2	Dr. Bertram Brockhouse, PhD, D. Sc. FRS, FRSC, Professor of Physics, Nobel Prize Winner	1976-77
2.3	Dr. Jules Pierre Carbotte, PhD, FRSC, Herzberg Medallist (1974), Streacie Fellowship (1975). Professor of Physics	1976-77
2.4	Dr. Ronald J. Gillespie, PhD, D. Sc., FRS, FRSC, FCIC, Professor of Chemistry	1976-77
2.5	Dr. John Samuel Kirkaldy, PhD, P. Eng., FRSC, FASM, Professor of Metallurgy	1976-77
2.6	Dr. Ruth Landes, MSW, PhD, Professor Emerita of Anthropology	1940s?
2.7	Dr. Alexander Gordon McKay, PhD, Fellow and Honorary Editor of the Royal Society of Canada, Professor of Classics	1968	Tom Bochsler
2.8	Dr. J. Fraser Mustard, M.C., PhD, FRCP (C), Professor of Pathology, and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine	1972	Tom Bochsler
2.9	Dr. W. J. D. Owen, PhD, FRSC, Professor of English
2.10	Dr. Edward Togo Salmon, PhD. D. Litt. Corresponding FBA, FRHS, FRSC, Emeritus Professor of History, Principal of Hamilton College	[c.1970]
2.11	Dr. Peter Gordon Sutherland, PhD, Professor of Physics, Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellowship, later Dean of Science	[c.1978]
2.12	Dr. Edith Mary Wightman, PhD., FSA, Professor of History
2.13	Dr. Roy McKeen Wiles (1903-1974), PhD, FRSC, Professor of English	1955

Box P14
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Student Achievement
1.1	High School Graduation: Janet Snowling wins the first Alumni Association Scholarship. L to R: Kendrick Moles, Principal of Hill Park SS. Hamilton; Miss Snowling; Alex Brown, Alumni President	1962	Tom Bochsler
1.2	John Schroeder won the 1961 Canadian Construction Assn Thesis Competition. L to R: George Blumenauer, President of Otis Elevator; Arthur Sullivan; John Schroeder; Dr. Nyal Wilson, Professor of Civil Engineering.	1961	Tom Bochsler
1.3	The International Peace Scholarship: presented to Mrs. Krishna Tewari, postgraduate student in Mathematics, by Mrs. H. F. Schnell of Chapter H., P.E.O.	1962	Tom Bochsler
1.4	Athlone Fellowship (1967). Winner Richard Yeardye, on R, with Professor Colin DiCenzo of Electrical Engineering	1967	Tom Bochsler
1.5	First husband and wife to receive MA degrees simultaneously from McMaster: Mary Ellen and Victor Burville	1962
1.6	Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Winners (1963): William Mathie, Thomas Gray, Glen Allen	1963
1.7	Athlone Fellowship Winners (1965): Ralph Southward and Eric Shipley, with Professor Nyal Wilson of Civil Engineering	1965	Tom Bochsler
1.8	Russell Award Winners (1967): Joseph W. Lipsett and R. Gary Waterfield, with Dean W. J. Schlatter (L), and Mr. Gerald B. Waterman of Anthes Imperial, Ltd., St Catharines	1967
1.9	Ivor Wynne Memorial Trophy Winner (1972): Steve Mitric	1972	Hamilton Spectator
1.10	Ivor Wynne Memorial Trophy Winner (1973): David Hart, 3^rd Year Phys. Ed. student. Also with Jack Kennedy, Director of Men’s Athletics	1973	Probably McMaster Audio-Visual
1.11	Alumni Scholarship Winners (1974), with University and Alumni representatives. L to R, back row: John Kot, Jeffrey Usher, Bob Fitzhenry ’54, Peter Janzen, D. M. (Mike) Hedden ’40 (University Staff), Jack Pelech ’55. Front: Barbara Bagshaw ’48, Linda Wilson, Marg Devitt ’42, Nancy Lymburner, Margaret (Wood) Wilson, Jim Elder, Hank Hees	1974
1.12	Alumni Scholarship Winners (1974), with University and Alumni representatives: 1) Jeffrey Usher, Jack Pelech ’55, and Margaret Wilson; 4) John Kot, Linda Wilson, Jack Pelech ’55; 5) Jim Elder, Mar Devitt ’42, and Nancy Lymburner; 9) Hank Hees, Peter Janzen, Barbara Bagshaw ’48; 11) Peter Janzen, Bob Fitzhenry.	1974
1.13	Alumni Scholarship Winners (1977): unidentified.	1977
1.14	Medal in the Creative and Performing Arts, Faculty of Humanities. Picture of the Medal itself.	1973
1.15	Trophy Case with Athletic Trophies.	1969	Tom Bochsler
1.16	Probably Alumni Scholarship Winners. Unidentified	[n.d.]
1.17	Conference of Canadian Society of Radiological Technicians with students Shirley Wood, Aniko Makky, Marlene Schan, and Anne Maher	1963
1.18	1972. Alumni Association Graduate Scholarship. Anthony Stevens is presented with the Scholarship by Marg Devitt ’42, Secretary of the Alumni Assn, and Dean of Graduate Studies Alvin A. Lee	1972	McMaster Audio-Visual
	Student Projects: Persons, Projects Identified
2.1	Bill Scoffield and Julian Hlywka working on a wind tunnel: Mechanical Engineering	1959	Tom Bochsler
2.2	Dr. D. C. Ford, Les Johnston and Len Evenden on a Geography field trip.	1959	Tom Bochsler
2.3	Owen Shewfelt, Peter Skerrett, David Moyer and Robert Brant, discussing Economics	1960	Tom Bochsler
2.4	A.H.M. Zia-ul-Haq at the 30 lb Vacuum melting and casting furnace, in Metallurgy.	1960	Tom Bochsler
2.5	Pat Dalgety (L) and unidentified student in the Metallurgy lab.	1960	Tom Bochsler
2.6	Mary Valentich and Bill Benallick working on a Sociology project.	1960	Hamilton Spectator
2.7	Psychology Experiment: Janet Hay administers a test to an unidentified student.	1962	Tom Bochsler
2.8	Zoltan Annau checks the pigeons’ cages in Psychology.	1962	Tom Bochsler
2.9	Graduate Student Fred Swartz works in Psychology with two unidentified students.	1962	Tom Bochsler
2.10	Ron Schaub prepares a Psychology experiment	1962	Tom Bochsler
2.11	Experimental Vehicle: John Radforth, technician in Biology, controls a ‘Water Buffalo’ as it pulls out of a hole near Dinna Lake near Parry Sound. The vehicle is 7 ½ feet tall; in this picture half of it is submerged. In the other picture, the vehicle sits on more solid ground	1963	McMaster Audio-Visual
2.12	M. Buchanan prepares to grow a single crystal for solid state studies.	[c.1954]
2.13	“Mr. Mufti does it again!” Department of Physics	[c.1954]
2.14	Mr. J. Nichols, Department of Physics	[c.1954]
2.15	J. Kitching, Physics Graduate student, and the 2 π β spectrometer	[c.1954]
2.16	Bob Lang investigating paramagnetic resonance of colour centres. Dept. of Physics.	[c.1954]
2.17	J. Waddington, Physics, and another student operating the atomic beam machine	[c.1954]
2.18	Stan Schreiber, Physics, setting up the β and γ coincidence spectrometers	[c.1954]
2.19	Mr. R. McPherson, Organic Chemistry, doing a pH measurement and pouring liquid nitrogen into a Dewar flask	1955 and [n.d.]
2.20	Michael Morton, Chemistry Graduate Student at the Argon-ion Laser beam, lighting a match.	1968	Tom Bochsler
2.21	G. Hutt evaluating an aerial photographic image for the Dept. of Geography, to be used on the stereo plotting machine in the background.	[c.1970]
2.22	Portrait photo of Jim McArthur as an undergraduate	[c.1955]	Tom Bochsler
2.23	Ken Hannegan portrait	[n.d.]
2.24	B. Snell, teaching carrels	[c.1970]
2.25	NRC scholarship winners studying at McMaster. L to R: Edwin Habib, Trinidad (Physics); Ashley Harrison, Nova Scotia (Chemistry); David Melfort, Saskatchewan (Physics); ---; Harry J. King, Saskatchewan (Physics); Leonard (Leo) Mook, Holland (Biology); Eileen Betts, P.E.I. (Chemistry). Absent: Sundararaja Iyengar (Biology), India.	1957	Tom Bochsler
2.26	Hamilton Science Fair. Student Michael Thewalt talks to the Judges. Top: Dr. Howard Petch; Middle: J. C. Ballantyne.	1964	Tom Bochsler
	Students at Work
3.1	The ‘Gemini’ all-terrain vehicle developed jointly with A. V. Roe (Canada). It had large wheels and a downward fan system, à la hovercraft, to enable the machine to cover difficult terrain such as muskeg. The concept did not progress.	1964
3.2	Archaeology: Dr. Wm Noble and 14 Anthropology students excavated a Neutral Indian site near Brantford.	1974
3.3	Engineering Drafting. Persons unidentified	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.4	Arne Salamon and Ken Pollock consult a drawing manual.	1958	Tom Bochsler
3.5	Unidentified student setting up Chemistry apparatus.	[c.1965]
3.6	Unidentified students at the gas chromatograph, Chemistry	[c.1965]
3.7	Chemistry – unidentified student works at an apparatus	[c.1970]	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.8	Chemistry – [a gas chromatograph?] Student unidentified	[c.1960]	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
3.9	Chemistry: two prints of students doing analyses in the cold	[197?]
3.10	Two prints from Experimental Psychology; one testing an apparatus for a pigeon, the other building equipment. Persons unidentified.	1958, 1962	Tom Bochsler
3.11	Contact print sheet of photos of Experimental Psychology experiments for use in a Departmental brochure	1968	McMaster Audio-Visual Dept.
3.12	Metallurgy: Olson tensile test machine experiment, supervised by Dr. Howard Petch (centre); others unidentified	1959	Tom Bochsler
3.13	Metallurgy. Olson tensile test machine apparatus being set up under the supervision of Dr. Jack Kirkaldy with two students, David Dean (l) and [Bruce ?] (r).	1960	Tom Bochsler
3.14	Don Fedak at the metallographic microscope.	1960	Tom Bochsler
3.15	Metallurgy; polishing a specimen; Student not identified	[c.1975]	T. Monus, McMaster Audio-Visual
3.16	Metallurgy: Olson tensile test machine in use; students watch for the breaking point.	[197?]	T. Monus, McMaster Audio-Visual
3.17	Metallurgy. Two unidentified students work at a large piece of equipment	1961	Tom Bochsler
3.18	Metallurgy.	1965
3.19	Metallurgy. Unidentified faculty member at a metallographic phase-contrast microscope	[c.1960]
3.20	Metallurgy, Furnaces	[c.1970]
3.21	Metallurgy. Testing superconducting tunnelling devices	[c.1965]	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.22	Chemistry. Unidentified student.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.23	Metallurgy. Ultra-high vacuum electric furnace. Student unidentified.	[c.1965]
3.24	Metallurgy and Materials Science; unidentified student working with apparatus for thin film research. Two different occasions. See also Box 14, Item 3-27. Same machine, same student.	[c.1965]	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.25	Mechanical Engineering: Henry Janzen with winning mousetrap powered vehicle	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.26	Mechanical Engineering: John Krywolkulsky, Mat Di Tomaso and Dave Scima of First Year Engineering ready “Windy 005000” for performance in the mousetrap vehicle trials	1973	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.27	Physical Education: Blood Pressure and Heart-rate tests during cycling exercise. Students unidentified	1972	Hamilton Spectator
3.28	Physical Education Summer School. Dave McKay and Sue MacMillan	1968	Tom Bochsler
3.29	Electrical Engineering or Materials Science. Graduate student at the Large Vacuum Evaporator. See also Box 14, Item 3-22. Same student, same machine.	[c.1965]
3.30	Chemistry: teaching carrels with televised lectures. 1) Dr. Dave Humphries with unidentified student; 2) 1970 contact print sheet of the carrels being used by one, or two students	1968, 1970	1) Tom Bochsler
3.31	Geography – Diane Perry Schaub with a modest-sized Atlas of Canada (1957)	1959	Tom Bochsler
3.32	Geography: Carolyn Hurlburt examines a map	1959	Tom Bochsler
3.33	Biology, Physiological experiment in Dr. Kleerekoper’s lab	1958	Tom Bochsler
3.34	Biology; Cecil Yip(?) looks at Necturus mounts	[c.1955]	Phil Aggus, Hamilton
3.35	Biology: Unidentified student doing a drawing from a cross section of a frog embryo	[c.1949]	Alamoe Photo, Hamilton
3.36	Biology: Graduate Student J. M. Bonga dissecting plant embryo	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.37	Business: calculations.	[c.1958]	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.38	Business: Persons unidentified	1958	Tom Bochsler
3.37	Business: Unidentified students at readers	1958	Tom Bochsler
3.38	Engineering. Hydraulics Flume for liquid flow. Persons unidentified	1968	Tom Bochsler
3.39	Mechanical Engineering. Two engineers using a wind tunnel	[c.1973]
3.40	Chemical Engineering: Unidentified student.	[c.1965]
3.41	Electrical Engineering: Conductivity Study. Person unidentified	1965
3.42	Electrical Engineering: Unidentified student with Micro-potentiometer Recording	[c.1960]
3.43	Mechanical Engineering: Study of airflow at duct exit. Student unidentified.	197?
3.44	Mechanical Engineering: Design-Build project by Fourth Year students who are unidentified	197?
3.45a	Physics: Gas Absorption Cell used in Molecular Spectroscopy. The student is unidentified	[c.1960]
3.45b	Physics: Interior of two graduate labs with unidentified students. Taken in summertime. Note lack of safety apparatus, and ‘shoes’ on students.	[c.1958]
3.46	Physics: Dr. A. B. McLay’s Microwave ‘Darkroom’ Laboratory. Students unidentified	[c.1960]
3.46b	Physics: Copy of halftone picture published elsewhere	[n.d.]
3.47	Physics: unidentified student with circuit diagram of an oscilloscope	197?
3.48	Geography: Pedology? Unidentified student with a soil sample.	[c.1970]
3.49	Chemistry: Undergraduate lab, view of the weighing room. Students unidentified.	197?	Derek Basham, McMaster Photo Services
3.50	Chemistry/Physics: Unidentified student with x-ray apparatus used to study crystals	197?
3.51	Chemistry: Unidentified student doing titration experiment.	[n.d.]	Dale Creasy Photography
3.52	Bioengineering: Contact print sheet of unidentified student and apparatus	[n.d.]
3.53	Chemistry/Physics: Graduate students in the lab, principally showing the lab equipment	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.54	Chemistry/Physics: Activity in the lab amongst graduate students, all unidentified.	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
3.55	Chemistry: recipient(s) of Shell Oil Fellowship in the lab.	1971
3.56	[Geochemistry?] Copy of halftone print of a titration being done on a cold lake shore	[n.d.]
3.57	Physical Education: Cardio-Respiratory Cycle tests. Persons not identified.	[n.d.]
3.58	Computer lab, Engineering, etc	197?
3.59	Using Convocation Hall as a Study Hall	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.60	Televised lectures in Chemistry; study carrels. Dr. Dave Humphries.	1970	McMaster Audio-visual
3.61	Graduate Chemistry Lab, Dr. Dave Humphries	1969	McMaster Audio-visual
3.62	Diagrams: apparatus, and a graph. For Dr. Dave Humphries	1969	McMaster Audio-visual
3.63	Examination at the Drill Hall in Metallurgy given as an Extension Course. Students not identified.	1956
3.64	Unidentified organic chemist (student?)	1951	Powell Photo and Camera Shop, Hamilton
3.65	Jack McNamara ’47, graduate student, at mass spectrometer.	1950	Phil Aggus, Hamilton
3.66	‘Engineering students’ [First Year]: Richard Emery, Donald Hill, and Margaret Taylor, using a transit in the field, and then posing in front of University Hall. After 1957, Emery graduated from McMaster in Engineering in 1961	1958	Tom Bochsler
3.67	Arne Kann and Ken Pollock in consultation	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.68	Biochemistry/Nuclear Chemistry. L to R: Dr. H.G. Thode, Dr. Sam Kirkwood (Biochemistry) and graduate student George Serif ‘51	[c. 1956]	Globe and Mail Photo
3.69	Mills Library reading Room, third floor.	1958	Tom Bochsler
3.70	Ca. 1956. Unidentified students in front of Mills Memorial Library	[c.1956]	Globe and Mail Photo
3.71	Working at the language lab, Mills Memorial Library.	1958	Tom Bochsler
3.72	Gwen Hicks, student in Economics.	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.73	Second-year Statistics class. L to R: A. Pellizari (Schumacher, ON); R. Robinson (Caledonia); W. J. Brown (Dundas); James Kay (Hamilton).	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.74	Night Class leaving the Library Theatre, Mills Memorial Library, and at ‘Recess’ partway through the evening.	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.75	Recess from night class; basement of University Hall. L to R: Kenneth Bennett, Rita Morelli, James Anderson, and Bruce Holliday.	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.76	Using the Library. Two different ladies pictured referring to library books. Persons unidentified, but probably students.	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.77	Somewhat bewildered student studying ‘The Economist’. Student not identified	1957	Tom Bochsler
3.78	Naval ROTP cadets being inspected. Persons not identified	[c.1950]	Dept. of National Defense, HS-15191
3.79	A nursing class.	[c.1950]
3.80	Seminar group with a TV camera.	[c.1971]
	Students at Work, Leisure and Recreation
4.1	Presentation of the Honour M award to Bob Donaldson. L to R: Ted Johnston, Bob Donaldson, Ken Kernaghan (President, Students’ Council), President H. G. Thode.	1961	McMaster Audio-Visual
4.2	McMaster’s First Woman Engineering Graduate: Donna M. Carr in the lab	1963	Hamilton Spectator
4.3	Somewhat anomalous picture of “53” student doing a First-year Engineering surveying course. Student unidentified. Questions on back of print. There is also a similar picture relating to Geography in McMaster News 18(2):11	1954	Powell Photo and Camera Shop, Hamilton
4.4	Summer School. Harold Sadler and Sam Stevenett enjoy the sun	1965	Tom Bochsler
4.5	Summer School: Dena Frasson, Joan Dolenuk, Bev Burwell, and Phil Rocco pause on the lawn.	1965	Tom Bochsler
4.6	Dancing in the Rathskellar. Persons not identified.	1966	Tom Bochsler
4.7	Dancing in the Rathskellar. Persons not identified.	1967	Tom Bochsler
4.8	Friendly Relations with Overseas Students (FROS) in the FROS Lounge, Alumni Memorial Hall. Students unidentified	1964	James C. Fish
4.9	Burning in Effigy before The Game. Students unidentified. October, 1961	1961	Silhouette Staff
4.10	Pyjama and Torchlight Parade as part of Orientation.	1970
4.11	“Sleep” A student taking a nap in the Mills Library	[c.1970]
4.12	Scene in the Senior Sciences Coffee Lounge	[c.1970]	McMaster Audio-Visual
4.13	Sterling Street in the Rain – the McMaster Homecoming Parade. Wentworth House in the background	1961	Silhouette Staff
4.14	Water Fight between Matthews Hall and Woodstock Hall	1970
4.15	Maureen Cunningham and Don Longwell with Ron Hube’s winning snow sculpture	1960
4.16	Dance – Wentworth House? Persons not identified	[c.1967]
4.17	Dance – Wentworth House? Persons not identified	[c.1967]
4.18	Fireworks at Orientation, 1970.	1970
4.19	Rousing game of Table Hockey. Persons not identified.	[c.1970]
	Negatives with No Prints from Envelope 4 [stored in Negative Box 2]
4.20	Unidentified Dance	[c.1948]
4.21	Discussion, possibly in Edwards Hall basement	[c.1948]
4.22	Students in the Rec Hut	[n.d.]
4.23	Unidentified violinist (George Proctor?) at formal recital with ‘49’ in the background	1949
4.24	Casual Trumpet Player dressed in ’49 jacket.	[c.1949]
4.25	Bowling Alley in the Rec Hut	[c.1950]
4.26	Casual views in Edwards Hall Residence rooms	[c.1949]
4.27	Bridge Club? In Rec Hut	[c.1949]
4.28	“Saturday Night in Centre House”	1946
4.29	The refreshment counter in the Rec Hut	1946
4.30	Lunch Time in the Rec Hut	1946
4.31	Around University Hall	1946
4.32	“The Woodchoppers Ball” dance	1947
4.33	Leisurely shots from ‘around campus’. Persons unidentified	1947
4.34	The Sadie Hawkins Dance	1945
4.35	Dining in the Refectory	[c.1950]	Superior Engravers
4.36	Residence life: rooms in Wallingford Hall. Students unidentified.	1958	Tom Bochsler
4.37	Socializing in the basement of Wallingford Hall. 1) Dancing and cards, 2) Ping pong	1958	Tom Bochsler
4.38	The Buttery at 10:30 am. Persons unidentified	1958	Tom Bochsler
4.39	Male students in Convocation Hall. Persons not identified	1957	Tom Bochsler
4.40	Hymn singing in the Wallingford Hall Common room; Esther Hermosa at the piano.	1958
4.41	Unidentified student speaking at a meeting in Convocation Hall	1961	Silhouette Staff
	Students – Drama
5.1	McMaster Operatic Society: “The Bartered Bride” Makeup, and the cast in rehearsal.	1963	Tom Bochsler
5.2	Proscenium production of “L’il Abner” with Marta Middleton as Daisy Mae.	1967	Tom Bochsler
5.3	Proscenium production of “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying”, performed January 1969. In one picture, Paul Starkman, Marlene Mitchell. Lorraine Kostyshyn, and George Brophy re-enact a scene.	1969	Tom Bochsler
5.4	“Dear Liar” with Sid Emberley and Lillian Zack	1968	Tom Bochsler
5.5	National Shakespeare Company of New York in Performance of “Othello”	1968	Tom Bochsler
5.6	Summer Production of “Agamemnon” by Aeschylus, performed by faculty, graduate students and students in Dept. of English. Performance in Hamilton Teachers’ College	1964	Tom Bochsler
5.7	Unidentified students in drama	1968	Tom Bochsler
5.8	Unidentified persons in drama 1968-1969	1969	Tom Bochsler
5.9	“Devlin” showing John Hedgecock and Sheila Zack, with Joan Montgomery as the Production Coordinator	1971	Tom Bochsler
5.10	Spanish Club Players rehearsal for “Shoemaker’s Holiday”, directed by Dr. Pilar Martinez.	1969	Tom Bochsler
5.11	Outdoor production outside Alumni Memorial Hall	[c.1952]	Lloyd Bloom
5.12	Outdoor production in the Ravine Theater west of Alumni Memorial Hall	[c.1955]	Superior Engravers
5.13	Music Department Productions: “Robin and Marion” L to R: Bernadette Cassiein, Gary Avery, Graham Young, Ted Wilson, Martha Rice, James van Demark	1971	McMaster Audio-Visual
5.14	Drama production, unidentified persons	[c.1950]	Lloyd Bloom
5.15	McMaster Dramatic Society Drama produced for TV: “Aspects”, Dr. Norman Rosenblood, CHCH-TV’s drama critic’s program	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual
5.16	McMaster Dramatic Society’s production of “Electra”. Persons not identified	1967	McMaster Audio-Visual
5.17	McMaster Dramatic Society’s production of “Homecoming”	1967
5.18	McMaster dramatic Society’s rehearsal for “Two Gentlemen of Soho”. Persons not identified	1953
5.19	McMaster Dramatic Society Production of “The Royal Family”.	1948
5.20	McMaster Dramatic Society: the chorus of “Celebration – a Rock Ritual” directed by Martin Brenzell.	[c.1975]
5.21	McMaster Dramatic Society’s production of “The Merchant of Venice”	1945
5.22	“Drama Festival”, play unknown.	1948
5.23	Unknown dramatic production.	[c.1954]
5.24	Applying makeup for student production. Persons not identified.	[c.1952]	Lloyd Bloom
5.25	McMaster University Theatre Society (MUTS): “The Rape of the Belt”. L to R: Tauna Rapin, Yves Lee (from Burlington Little Theatre), and Joan McAuley.	1970	Tom Bochsler
	Negatives with No Prints, from Envelope 5 [Stored in Negative Box 2]
5.26	Rehearsal for unidentified play(s), 14 March, 1970. At this time, MUDS was collaborating with CHCH-TV on a series of half-hour TV shows about drama. These negatives may be from that time. See this Box, 5-15	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual
5.27	McMaster Orchestra in Convocation Hall	1947
5.28	McMaster Dramatic Society production, “Curse You, Jack Dalton.”	1946
5.29	“Backstage”	1947
5.30	McMaster Dramatic Society production, “The Barretts of Wimpole Street”, Envelope I	1947
5.31	McMaster Dramatic Society’s production of “The Barretts of Wimpole Street”. Envelope II	1947
5.32	Master Dramatic Society’s production of “The Barretts of Wimpole Street”	1947
5.33	McMaster Dramatic Society production of “Pride and Prejudice” Envelope I	1945
5.34	McMaster Dramatic Society’s production of “Pride and Prejudice”	1945
5.35	McMaster Dramatic Society’s production of “Pride and Prejudice”	1945
5.36	McMaster Dramatic Society in rehearsal, probably for “Pride and Prejudice”	1945
5.37	Les Eidophores in Theatres. Audio-Visual strip #3. Audience and stage are both shown	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
5.38	Les Eidophores in Theatre. Audio-Visual strip #4. Audience and stage are both shown	1969	McMaster Audio-Visual
	Switchboard Operators
6.1	Operators at work: L to R: Shirley King (Supervisor), Mabel Dickey, Betty Lowry, and Mary Mitchell.	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual
6.2	Switchboard operators at work, unidentified	1970	McMaster Audio-Visual
	Tokens of McMaster – the Coat of Arms
7.1	The fireplace surround in the President’s Office in University Hall, (now (2015) the Provost’s Office) showing the coat of arms in stone.	[n.d.]
7.2	McMaster Coat of Arms in Convocation Hall. Original envelope notes: ”McMaster Groups; crest; stunt for Marmor, March”	[n.d.]	Superior Engravers
7.3	Marnie (Gilmour) Fisher, Alumni Councillor, and Ray Brown, Alumni Assn. President, look at a scale sample of an embroidered ceremonials banner of the McMaster Coat of Arms to be presented to the University by the Alumni Association.	1972
7.4	Montages of McMaster photographs prepared for cover illustration on a McMaster publication	1974
7.5	Montage of old McMaster photographs for cover illustration of a McMaster Alumni Association calendar	1974
7.6	Montage of old McMaster photographs with reason for picture: the Alumni Association Calendar	1974
7.7	The McMaster Coat of Arms both in colour and in black and white.	[n.d.]
7.8	Mock-up of proposed coat of arms for University College. Identified as ‘Plate 7.’	[n.d.]
7.9	Published photo of McMaster class ring	[n.d.]
7.10	Montage of photographs of McMaster News front covers, masked for use at the head of an article on “The Alumni Office”	1956	Superior Engravers
7.11	Photograph of Master’s degree for Mary Ellen Burville, in Latin. Error in dates.	1962
7.12	Negatives of presentation of some McMaster ‘token’.	[n.d.]
7.13	Symbols of McMaster in cartoon: frosh beanie, eagle with cross, artist’s palette, etc.	[n.d.]
	Toronto: McMaster and Castle Hall
8.1	Library in Castle Hall	[c.1903]
8.2	Chemistry Lab, early 1900s	[c.1903]
8.3	Students being lectured by Chancellor O. C. S. Wallace	1904
8.4	Men’s residence room in McMaster Hall	[c.1900]
8.5	A Greek class and a Biology lab.	[c.1900]
8.6	View from McMaster Hall Tower toward U of T football stadium.	[196?]
8.7	Front and rear of McMaster Hall and adjoining University of Toronto structures: a) standing on the broken Bloor Street sidewalk east of McMaster, McMaster Hall on the left, chapel in the foreground; b) the rear of McMaster Hall, with the Royal Ontario Museum in the background, and the University of Toronto arena to the side. The sports field may be McMaster’s; c) view to the southeast of the University of Toronto arena (left) and the rear of the U of T football stadium	1920
8.8	McMaster Hall, now the Royal Conservatory of Music	[196?]
8.9	Front entrance to McMaster Hall, with and without students	1920
8.10	McMaster Hall, with Castle Hall; negative labelled ‘McMaster University’; print unlabeled	[189?]
8.11	From the East: McMaster Hall and Castle Hall, with the science building to the north	1920
8.12	McMaster Hall and Castle Memorial Hall from the southwest. Winter scene.	[192?]
8.13	1984-85 Royal Conservatory booklet with fee schedule. Image of McMaster Hall on the cover. Business cards of two officials included	1984
8.14	McMaster Rugby Team, 1922-23, provincial champions. Persons identified on photograph.	1923
	Toronto: Colour Photographs of Old McMaster, early days in Hamilton
9.1	Interiors of McMaster Hall, as renovated by the Royal Conservatory of Music; staircases, corridors, former residence rooms, now offices	1985
9.2	Interiors of McMaster Hall as renovated by the Royal Conservatory of Music: the chapel now as concert hall, original windows, staircases, view from inside of original brickwork.	1985
9.3	Interior and exterior shots of old McMaster Hall as renovated by Royal Conservatory of Music. Exterior shots of building from southwest. Graffiti from 1904 on a wall surface, the front entrance, and original chapel windows. Classroom scenes are from a different place.	1985
9.4	McMaster buildings and people over the period of transition between Toronto and Hamilton	[192?]-[c.1940]
	Daycare at McMaster
10.1	Emily; Krista; Krista in the circle, and Staff member Linda, as enlargements of Contact Print Sheet #4. Print of Emily published from Image 15.	1969	Ian Mathison
10.2	Emily; Sean playing outdoors, and Linda comforting Janet, as enlargements of Contact Print Sheet #5. Print of Emily atop tire swing published from Image 12	1969	Ian Mathison
10.3	Ani; Justin and Ani; Colin, Adjoa, and Marc all eating lunch; staff member Val comforts Timmy. Contact Print Sheet #6 with enlargements. Image 21 of Ani published.	1969	Ian Mathison
10.4	Outdoors at Play: bottom to top: Colin, Adjoa and Justin climb a ladder; Michael steers his tractor; Colin reaches the top; Becky and Ani converse over the fence; Sean contemplates; and Chris gets tough. Enlargements from Contact Print Sheet 7	1969	Ian Mathison
10.5	Creativity and conflict: Alexandre at the easel; meeting the Art Critic in staff member Marg; but caught with his pants down. Colin distresses Ani. Enlargements from Contact Print Sheet 8.	1969	Ian Mathison
10.6	Swinging in the tire. Contact Print Sheet 9.	1969	Ian Mathison
10.7	Views of the construction of the Sheila Scott daycare centre from above, with the construction trucks, and piles of dirt.	1969	Tom Bochsler
10.8	Walking in front of the library: two of the staff with their charges.	1982	DHD, McMaster Audio-Visual
	Visitors and Foreign Students
11.1	Kirkwood Achiume with the globe	1962	Tom Bochsler
11.2	Dr. David Kimble of Ghana, Prof. Bill McCallion	1961
11.3	U.N. Palar, Indonesian Ambassador to Canada	1960	McMaster Audio-Visual?
11.4	Miss Anna Jacob, Lahore Christian Medical College, with Miss Florence Greenaway, and Miss Alma Reid of the McMaster School of Nursing	1961
11.5	International Association of Universities Meeting: L to R: Dr. Marcel Bouchard (Dijon), Dean A. W. Patrick (McMaster), Dr. Jean Baughniet (Brussels) and Monsignor Alphonse-Marie Parent (Laval)	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.6	International Association of Universities Meeting: L to R: Mrs. Aung (Rangoon), Dr. Tatsuo Morito (Hiroshima), Dr. U. Htin Aung (Rangoon), Dr. H. S. Armstrong (McMaster)	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.7	International Association of Universities Meeting: L to R: Dr. D. B. Sumner (McMaster), Prof. B. Kok (Orange Free State), Dr. Bruno Snell (Hamburg), Dr. D. M. Shepherd (McMaster)	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.8	International Association of Universities Meeting: L to R: Dr. A. N. Bourns (McMaster), Dr. F. H. Bowen (Univ. College of the West Indies), and Dr. L. H. Cragg (McMaster)	1958	Tom Bochsler
11.9	Visit to McMaster by students Margaret Wood, James Begley, and Mary Williams, from the University of Hull, who were doing summer school at U. Rochester, NY. Dr. R. P. Graham (McMaster) is their guide.	1963	Hamilton Spectator
11.10	Russian visitors to campus: Bob Donaldson (McMaster), Emmanouil Equizarov, Alexei Golubev, Boris Ponomarev, and Alla Tsutsarova, Far right, Ivan Amery ’61.	1960
11.11	Students in the peat bog: L to R: Harry Epton, visiting student from London, England. McMaster graduate students Ronald Hofstetter, ’62, and Lily Usik try to extricate him as John Radforth, research technician holds the safety rod.	1963
11.12	Chief Gatsu Buthelesi, Chief of the Zulu Homelands, First Minister of the Kwa-Zulu Government.	1975
11.13	African undergraduates studying at McMaster: standing L to R: David Babalola, Kirkwood Achiume, John Akindele. Seated: Girish Patel, Christopher Beserve, Alfred Nyiaro, Stanford Katambala. Caption in attached envelope	1961	Tom Bochsler
11.14	Visit of Sir Patrick Hayman, British High Commissioner to McMaster.	1970-74	Tom Bochsler
11.15	United Nations Visitors: L to R: Christine Waller (Canada), Frederico Velasco (Bolivia), Racil Singh (India), Ian McNairn ‘41 (McMaster)	1948
11.16	Dr. Linus Pauling, Redman Lecturer.	1967	Tom Bochsler
11.17	Dr. Stephen Toulmin, Redman Lecturer	1968	Tom Bochsler
11.18	Opening of the Nuclear Reactor. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Mrs. Diefenbaker view various phases of the operation accompanied by H. G. Thode, Principal of Hamilton College.	1958	Tom Bochsler

Box P15
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Summer Activities
1.1	McMaster students in the Ft. Henry guard’s precision drill team: L to R: Wm. Morrison ’63, Blake McIntyre, John Hammill ’63, Norman Hendricks ‘63	1963	‘Fednews’ Toronto
1.2	McMaster Overseas Summer School, Extension Department. A male lion napping.	1964
	ALUMNI SEMINAR AT NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, 1965
2.1	Alumni seminar at Niagara-on-the-Lake. Persons identified on back of pictures	1965
2.2	Alumni seminar at Niagara-on-the-Lake, May 15, 1965. Also 3 prints of Ft. George without negatives	1965
	“ESKIMO SOUTHERN EXPOSURE”, 1969
3.1	Sketch map of Northern Quebec, with communities identified that have artists’ colonies	1969
3.2	Mena Naparktuk with sculpture in the McMaster Art Gallery.	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.3	Unidentified Inuit people sporting beautiful mukluks	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.4	Inuit woman in the language lab	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.5	Dora Sadluarluk with sculptures	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.6	Annie Kokkinerk with sculpture	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.7	Sam Kokkinerk, Rhoda Angma, and Keith Crowe (Regional Superintendent for Adult Education for Northern Quebec) look at a piece of lab equipment.	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.8	Eliassie and Dora Sadluarluk with lab equipment	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.9	Louisa Berthe in the language lab.	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.10	Noah Kumak takes a break while touring campus	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.11	Unidentified ‘portrait’ of a gentleman	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.12	Dora Sadluarluk in the language lab	1969	Tom Bochsler
3.13	Having fun in the language lab	1969	Tom Bochsler
	Divinity Graduates Association Meeting, 1972
4.1	Ivan Morgan ’38, Fred Bullen ’41, and John Furry ’68 in conversation	1972
4.2	L to R: Gordon Woodcock ’48, Leonard Hultgren ’44, and Herb Stovell ‘38	1972
4.3	L to R: Dr. Sydney Hillyer ‘20, Clarence Lohnes ‘52, Fred Demaray ‘66, and Rick Maxwell ‘66	1972
4.4	The Old-Timers: L to R: Dr. Clayton Kitchen ’12, Dr. F. William Waters ’11, and Rev. Mr. Gordon Holmes ‘12	1972
4.5	L to R: Bob Yanke ’52, Glen Barrett ’64, Bruce W. Neal ‘51	1972
4.6	At lunch, L to R: Paul Burns ’60, Fred Jillard ’53, Fred Antrobus ‘30	1972
	Nursing Alumnae Reunion, 1971
5.1	Dr. Dorothy Kergin, Dr. Gladys Sharpe, Miss Alma Reid	1971	Albert Bochsler
5.2	From the Class of ’69: Janis Williams, Jane Bremner, Janey Mayer, and Linda Green	1971	Allbert Bochsler
5.3	Margaret Mackey ’52 and Jean Brown ‘52	1971	Albert Bochsler
5.4	(Dr.) Dorothy Pringle ’64, Eleanor King ’51, Joan Eagle ‘58	1971	Albert Bochsler
5.5	Joan Royle ’58, Noreen McNairn ’58, Gayle Pilling ’55, Beverley Cronk ‘55	1971	Albert Bochsler
5.6	The Class of ’66: L to R: Cathy Parazader, Maureen Harmer, Donna Powell, and Marg Hill	1971	Albert Bochsler
	Sainte Marie Among the Hurons, 1978
6.1-4	Stock photographs taken by the Ministry of Travel and Tourism of buildings and activities at the restored mission of Sainte Marie	1978	Ministry of Travel and Tourism, Toronto
	McMaster at Guelph: Family Summer Campus
7.1	The young photographer	1976	U of Guelph A-V Services
7.2	Painting and drawing course	1976	U of Guelph A-V Services
7.3	Beekeeping course	1976	U of Guelph A-V Services
7.4	The junior-level photography course	1976	U of Guelph A-V Services U of Guelph
7.5	Magic: young boys and a Veterinary Museum	1976	U of Guelph A-V Services
7.6	A visit to the Apiary	1976	U of Guelph A-V Services
7.7	The very young participants sitting on the U of Guelph cannon	1976	U of Guelph A-V Services
	Scholars vs Dollars Seminar
8.1	Faculty and Administration meet undergraduates for discussion: 1) Bob Fitzhenry, Dr. Berners W. Jackson, Dr. H. Allan Leal (Chancellor); 2) Helen Flaxman, Bob Fitzhenry	1975
	Toronto Alumnae Meeting - 1965
9.1	Guest Speaker: J. D. McCarthy in centre.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.2	Ross Jamieson, Edith Liu ’50, and Harry Reimer ’50 examine the report of the Advisory Committee on University Affairs (1964)	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.3	Ruth McKesson ’51, Nadia Jarvis ’51, and Mr. McCarthy in conversation.	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.4	L to R: Tom Evans ’28, Helen McSherry, Alfreda Hall ’28, Anne Thompson ‘30	1965	Tom Bochsler
9.5	L to R: Allan Leal ’40, Don McAlpine ’37, J. R. McCarthy, Hyl Chappell ‘40	1965	Tom Bochsler
	Alumni Meeting at McMaster
9.6	L to R: Dr. Duncan A. McGibbon ‘1908, Rev. John Symons ’64, Dr. Richard Guyatt ‘1901, Mr. Lloyd D. Jackson ‘1909 in conversation	1965	Tom Bochsler
	Business Seminar – early 1970s?
10.1	Contact print sheets of evening meeting in the Great Hall, Alumni Memorial Building. Persons not identified.	[c.1972]	McMaster Audio-visual Dept.
	GROWTH PLANNING
	Buildings Planned but Never Built
11.1	Proposed addition to the east end of the Refectory that was never built.	[c.1947]	Superior Engravers
11.2	Proposed Physical Sciences Building model. The site is approximately correct, but the resulting building was quite different.	[c.1947]	Superior Engravers
11.3	Proposed Alumni Memorial Chapel between University Hall and Hamilton Hall. Sufficient funds did not materialize, so the Alumni Memorial Hall which was built was smaller, and located somewhat to the rear of the proposed chapel.	[c.1947]	Superior Engravers
11.4	Proposed athletic centre, denoted as “Alumni Memorial Athletic Centre”. This version was never built	[c.1947]	Superior Engravers
11.5	Another conceptual drawing of an “Alumni Memorial Recreation Centre” which was never built. Drawing of the front elevation of the proposed building.	[c.1952]
11.6	Floor Plan of the second floor of the proposed “Alumni Memorial Recreation Centre” of 11-4	[c.1952]
11.7	The only building identifiable in the model plan is Wentworth House, which is located on this model at an angle different from the one at which it was built. None of the roadways was built to this plan.	[195?]	Panda Photography, Toronto
11.8	Proposed addition to Mills Memorial Library. An addition was built, but it was taller than the model in the photograph, and had a smaller footprint.	1962	Tom Bochsler
11.9	Architect’s model of the Health Sciences Centre as proposed, but not as built.	1967
11.10	Artist’s sketch of proposed new women’s residence, Moulton Hall, similar to what was built, but not exactly.	1959	Tom Bochsler
11.11	Proposed Arts I building closely surrounded by University Hall, Edwards Hall and Gilmour Hall. Some sections not built as shown.	[c.1967]
11.12	Central Campus Development Plan, not realized. For example: Health Sciences Building not as actually built, and the proposed Art Gallery never appeared. The central mall did not have an engineering building, and no addition was made to Hamilton Hall as shown.	[c.1967]	Gordon S. Adamson Associates
11.13	Campus development map drawn later than 11-12. The mall is virtually gone, and several buildings are shown that were never built.	[c.1970]	G. Murray, McMaster Audio-Visual Dept
	Expansion Fund – 1959 ff. Buildings
12.1	Artist’s rendering of the proposed Whidden Hall. The building is substantially as shown.	1959	Tom Bochsler
12.2	Artist’s rendering of McKay Hall, substantially as built.	[c.1959]
12.3	Artist’s elevations of the fronts of the Engineering and Physical Sciences buildings. The Physical Sciences Bldg’s proposed addition is shown.	[c.1959]	Frank Adams del.
12.4	Two views of a model of the proposed Engineering Building, with the nuclear reactor and the Nuclear Building as built.	1958	Tom Bochsler
12.5	Two different artists’ drawings of Wentworth House. The first, by an artist from Kyles and Kyles, Architects, was never built as drawn; the second is much like what was built.	1959/60	Tom Bochsler, & unidentified photographer
12.6	Models of the proposed nuclear reactor in relation to the Nuclear Research Building. An unnamed person indicates its future location on a map.	1957	Tom Bochsler proofs
12.7	Model of the containment area inside the proposed reactor	1957	Tom Bochsler proof
12.8	Negative of model of a large building located on a table in an office next to a desktop with an adding machine. No identification, but it may be a preliminary model for the Senior Sciences Building, taken from the rear.	[n.d.]
	Expansion Fund – 1957 ff.: People
13.1	Dr. H. G. Thode discusses reactor fuel storage with two visitors and Dr. Richard Tomlinson of the Chemistry Dept.	1960	Tom Bochsler
13.2	Drs. H. G. Thode and H. S. Armstrong examine an artist’s sketch of a new men’s residence, Whidden Hall. At the time, Dr. Thode was President of Hamilton College, and V-P of the University, and Dr. Armstrong was Dean of Science.	1959	Tom Bochsler
13.3	L to R: G.L. Wilcox, M. Banker Bates, and H. H. Leather look over the plans for expansion.	1958	Tom Bochsler
13.4	Bill Lougheed ’36 and Roland A. Harris examine a University brochure	1958	Herb Nott & Co, Ltd, Toronto
13.5	L to R: D. H. Ward, E. C. Fox (Chair, Bd. of Governors), and Dr. F. W. James at the ‘Kick-off’ dinner	1958	Herb Nott & Co. Ltd, Toronto
13.6	The Executive Committee of the Expansion Fund: L to R: H. H. Leather (back facing), P. A. S. Todd, M. B. Bates, H. G. Hilton, W. A. Lawrence, G. L. Wilcox, Dr. G. P. Gilmour (University President)	1958	Tom Bochsler
13.7	The Alumni Assn Executive meet with Syl Apps ’36 to discuss the alumni campaign. L to R: Virginia Hunter ’48, Syl Apps ’36, Phyllis Jefferson, ’43, and George Gathercole ’35.	1958	Tom Bochsler
13.8	Moved. Item number kept here for continuity.
13.9	Toronto Division, L to R: Norman White, ’32, George Currie ’47, and Ed Pickering ’28.	1958	Herb Nott & Co. Ltd., Toronto
13.10	Shirley Russell and Alex Brown look at an aerial photograph of campus	1958
13.11	John (Jack) Bennie ’55, Phyllis Jefferson, 43, and Jo Meeker ’53 look at an aerial photograph of campus	1958
13.12	Marg Devitt ’42, Doris Sloan ’45, and Mary Smith ’49 look at a drawing of the new ‘Arts and Administration Building’ (Gilmour Hall)	1958
13.13	Gene Kokerus ’46, and Arden Gayman ’46 look at a sketch of the proposed Engineering Building.	1958
13.14	Dr. G. P. Gilmour points out a feature on a photo of a model of campus buildings	1958
13.15	Mr. Ratcliffe and Mr. G. L. Wilcox look at a McMaster brochure	1958	Herb Nott & Co. Ltd, Toronto
13.16	Looking at a campus map; unknown gentleman, and Wilf Paterson ‘31	1959/60	Tom Bochsler
13.17	Chuck Linton ’39 and M. Banker Bates look at a campus map showing proposed changes and upgrades; some things did not happen.	1961	Tom Bochsler
13.18	Sue McDowell and Gwen (Gilmour) Bowie look over plans for the bookstore	1960	Tom Bochsler
13.19	The Reactor Pool at the model stage. Dr. Wm H. Fleming, Dr. H. G. Thode and D. ‘Mike’ Hedden, look over the model	1956
13.20	Dr. Gilmour and members of the Fundraising committee look over a photo of the new Engineering Bldg., and later, are seen in discussion.	1959
13.21	L to R: Norman White ’32, George Currie ’47, and Ed Pickering ’28 look at a fund-raising brochure.	1958	Herb Nott & Co. Ltd., Toronto
13.22	Gerald W. Brown presents Dr. H. G. Thode with a cheque from the Alumni Association for $18,136 raised in 1961. To the right of Dr. Thode is Jean Brown, ’52.	1962	Tom Bochsler
13.23	Moved. Item number retained for continuity.
13.24	Window display with Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson and President G. P. Gilmour in print, advertising the Expansion Fund.	1958	Tom Bochsler
13.25	Billboard advertising the Expansion Fund.	1958	Tom Bochsler
	Launch of the Alumni Campaign, Grad’s Day, 1958
14.1	Being piped into lunch in the Drill Hall	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.2	The Head Table guests: l to R: [Marg Devitt?], Dr. C. Stearn, unknown, Mr. Elven Bengough, Mrs. Syl (Molly) Apps, Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.3	Continuing the head table: L to R: Molly Apps, Lloyd D. Jackson, Mrs G. P. (Dorothy) Gilmour, George Gathercole, Phyllis Jefferson, John Bennie, President G. P. Gilmour	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.4	A Toast! L to R: Mrs. Gilmour, George Gathercole, Phyllis Jefferson, Lloyd Jackson, Dr. G. P. Gilmour, Mrs. Gathercole, George Jefferson	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.5	The head table: L to R: Dr. Clement Stearn, unknown, Elven Bengough, Molly Apps, Lloyd Jackson, Dorothy Gilmour, George Gathercole, Phyllis Jefferson, John Bennie, Dr. George Gilmour, Mrs. Gathercole, George Jefferson, Mrs Jackson, Syl Apps, Mrs. Bengough, George Wilcox, Mrs. Stearn, 3 unknowns	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.6	Another view of the head table. For identifications, see Box 15, 14-5	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.7	John Bennie at the microphone	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.8	Elven Bengough, former Registrar, at the microphone	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.9	Dr. Gilmour at the microphone	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.10	Jack Springstead ’58, makes a presentation to Dr. Gilmour	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.11	Syl Apps, Chair of the Alumni portion of the Expansion Fund, fires the starter’s pistol to begin the campaign	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.12	Grad’s Day Luncheon: Three gentlemen with a purpose…Mayor Lloyd Jackson, Expansion Fund Chair George Wilcox, and University President George P. Gilmour set off for the sod-turning ceremony for the Arts and Administration Building (later, Gilmour Hall).	1958	Tom Bochsler
14.13	“What are we supposed to do with these?” A lighter moment amongst the spade-carriers	1958	Tom Bochsler
	Unidentified Events/People
15.1	Undergraduates, presumably from the French Club, looking at posters for a conference in Brussels in Gerry Chappell is the only identified individual.	1957	Tom Bochsler proofs
15.2	Sequence of negatives from 6 rolls of film taken by McMaster Audio-Visual at a single event, but undocumented as to event, persons, or date.	[197?]	McMaster Audio-Visual
15.3	Graduate lab in either Physics or Physical Chemistry. Persons unidentified	[c.1972]	McMaster Audio-Visual
15.4	Conversational group, but neither location nor persons identified	[197?]
15.5	Unidentified female [student?]	[n.d.]
15.6	Persons and events probably recorded by the Silhouette staff. Few identifications.	[197?]
	Buildings: Ground-Breaking Ceremonies, Cornerstone Laying, Openings
16.1a	October 15. Unveiling of plaque honoring the founding of McMaster University. The plaque was prepared by the Ontario Dept of Tourism and Information L. to R: Dr. H. G. Thode, President; Dr. C. P. Fell, Chancellor; Mr. W. H. Cranston, from the Historic Sites Board; Hon. T. Ray Connell, Minister of Public Works for Ontario; His Worship Mayor Victor Copps of Hamilton.	1965	Ontario Dept. of Tourism and Information
16.1b	Programs, Speeches and other documents relating to the unveiling of the Historical Plaque seen in 16-1	1965
17.1	October 17: Unveiling the historical plaque recognizing the building of Toronto’s McMaster Hall, which opened in 1881. L to R: Dr. Charles Johnston, McMaster Professor of History; Prof. Harold Lang of the Divinity College; Dr. Ivan C. Morgan, Principal of the Divinity College; Dr. A. N. Bourns, President, McMaster University; Dr. J.M.S. Careless, Ontario Heritage Foundation; Mr. Larry Grossman, MPP (St. Andrew-St. Patrick); Dr. John R. Evans, President, University of Toronto; Dr. Wm. Kilbourn, Alderman, City of Toronto (and former Prof. of History, McMaster University); Mr. Peter Stollery, MP (Spadina)	1976
17.2	Unveiling of the historical plaque recognizing the building of McMaster Hall in Toronto. President A. N. Bourns at the podium. Facing the camera, L. to R.: Mr. Peter Stollery, MP (Spadina); Dr. Wm Kilbourn, Alderman in Toronto, and former Prof. of History at McMaster ; Mr. Larry Grossman, MPP (St. Andrew St. Patrick); Dr. J.M.S. Careless, Ontario Heritage Foundation.	1976
17.3	Programs and correspondence associated with the unveiling of the McMaster Hall plaque. Press release from the Ontario Heritage Foundation	1976
	Groundbreaking Ceremonies for McMaster in Hamilton, ON October 1928
18.1	October. Speeches before the groundbreaking. Dr. Howard P. Whidden, Chancellor, and Rev. Dr. R. R. McKay of the Board of Governors, are identified.	`1928	Superior Engravers
18.2	Albert Matthews and Chancellor Whidden share a lighter moment as Mr. Matthews wields the spade	1928	Prob. Superior Engravers
18.3	The plough used for sod-turning, and crowds of onlookers. One picture shows senior males posed, another young men, and a third a closer view of the plough with both men and women	1928	Superior Engravers
18.4	Candid photos of the crowd gathered for he sod-turning.	1928	Larger photos: Superior Engravers
	Cornerstone Laying, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, October 8, 1929
19.1	October 8 The Platform party: L. to R.: President BCOQ; Chancellor Howard P. Whidden; Governor-General Viscount Willingdon; Lady Willingdon; Mr. Albert Matthews, Chair, Board of Governors	1929
19.2	Mr. Albert Matthews addressing the crowd.	1929
19.3	Pictures of the crowd attending the cornerstone laying.	1929
19.4	Unidentified gentleman, in top hat	1929
19.5	Laying the cornerstone. Viscount Willingdon	1929
19.6	Newly-minted Honorary Graduate Viscount Willingdon signing the Register, with University Registrar Elven Bengough at the rear.	1929
19.7	Chancellor H. P. Whidden in academic robes	1929
19.8	Governor-General Viscount Willingdon and Lady Willingdon	1929
	Openings, Dedications, Monuments
20.1	Opening of Physical Sciences Building (Burke Sciences). The Academic Procession: Front Row: L to R: Hamilton Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson, President G. P. Gilmour, Dr. H. G Thode, [Board Chair] Mr. J. V. Young, Chancellor E. Carey Fox, Dr. E. W. R. Steacie, Mr. W. R. Souter, Mr. Frank M. Sherman. Back Row: L to R: Dr. Clement H. Stearn, Dean of Science H. S. Armstrong, Dean of Divinity N. H. Parker, Mr. Justice Roy Kellock, Dr. S. E. Smith, Dr. H. H. Rogge, Dr. H. Herzberg, Sir Hugh Taylor, Mrs. C. E. Burke, Master Charles Burke, Dr. J. E. Burke.	1954	Superior Engravers
20.2	Opening of the Physical Sciences Building. The dedicatory plaque. L to R.: President George P. Gilmour, Dr. E.W.R. Steacie (President of the National Research Council, Ottawa), Mr. J. V. Young (Chair, Board of Governors) and Dr. Harry G. Thode (President of Hamilton College)	1954	Probably Superior Engravers
20.3	Dr. E.W.R. Steacie beside the dedicatory plaque at the opening of the Physical Sciences Building.	1954	Superior Engravers
20.4	Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson attempts to turn sod for the new Nuclear Research Building, on January 24.	1950	Phil Aggus
21.1	Laying of the Cornerstone of the new Divinity College. Professor Harold W. Lang at the podium.	1959	Tom Bochsler
21.2	Chapel Service for the official opening of the Divinity College. Behind the Communion Table, L to R: Dr. Nathaniel H. Parker, Dean and Principal; Mr. Justice Roy L. Kellock, Chancellor of the University; Dr. George P. Gilmour, President of McMaster.	1960	Tom Bochsler
21.3	Photograph from the gallery of the Chapel during the official opening chapel service. At the Lectern: Dr. P.P.W. Ziemann, General Secretary of the Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec; Behind the Communion Table: Dr. N. H. Parker, Chancellor Roy L. Kellock, Dr. G. P. Gilmour. Seated behind Dr. Ziemann: Mr. C. P. Fell, incoming Chancellor. On the platform at left: Miss Lois Tupper (Professor of the Div. College), - , Dean of Women Marion Bates, - .	1960	Tom Bochsler
22.1	The Opening of Whidden Hall, then a Men’s Residence. Chancellor E. Carey Fox receives the keys, and other presentations. Dr. Fox, L, Kenneth Paulin (Contractor) and William Souter (Architect), present the keys,	1961	Tom Bochsler
22.2	Opening of Whidden Hall. Chancellor E. Carey Fox receives title to the residence. Other persons not identified.	1961	Tom Bochsler
23.1	The Opening of the Ivor Wynne Centre, Arts I, the Commons Building, General Sciences, Matthews Hall, and McKay Hall. Contact print proof sheet. Ceremony held in the large gymnasium of the Ivor Wynne Centre.	1966	Tom Bochsler
23.2	The Opening of the Ivor Wynne Centre: Hamilton Mayor Victor K. Copps at the podium. Behind him, on the platform: Foreground: Chancellor Mr. Justice Argue Martin. L to R: Dr. John Evans, Mr. Wm. McCallion, Dr. Mel Preston, Dr. E. Togo Salmon. At this point, all of them were Deans in the University.	1961	Tom Bochsler
23.3	View from audience of Platform Party. At Podium: President H. G. Thode. Front Row, seated: Chancellor Argue Martin; Board Chair Ted Ambrose; Mayor Victor K. Copps. Seated behind, L to R: Dr. John Evans, Bill McCallion, Al Smith, E. Togo Salmon, Mel Preston, Arthur W. Patrick, R. P. Graham, Ivor Wynne, Ivan C. Morgan, Howard Petch, Sheila Scott (hidden), Les Prince.	1966	Tom Bochsler
23.4	At the podium, Chair of the Board, Ted Ambrose.	1966	Tom Bochsler
24.1	Dedication of the E. Carey Fox Quadrangle and a portrait of Dr. Fox. Dr. E. Togo Salmon, Mrs. Fox, and President H. G. Thode pose with the portrait of Dr. Fox.	1968	Tom Bochsler
24.2	Dr. Salmon and Mrs. Fox are joined by Mr. John D. Campbell, Chair, Board of Governors.	1968	Tom Bochsler
24.3	Mr. John D. Campbell speaks at the opening of the E. Carey Fox Quadrangle	1968	Tom Bochsler
24.4	Dedication of the Quadrangle.	1968	Tom Bochsler
24.5	Caption explaining in general the location and reason for the quadrangle	1968
25.1	Opening of the McMaster Health Sciences Centre. Speeches: L to R: Dr. H. G. Thode looks on as Dr. John Evans amuses Ontario Premier William G. Davis, while Board Chair John D. Campbell enjoys the joke.	1972	Tom Bochsler
25.2	Four young people present at the opening. They are unidentified.	1972	Albert Bochsler
	Sod-turning for ‘Arts and Administration Building’ (Gilmour Hall), on Grad’s Day See also Box 15, Env. 13, 14.
26.1	The procession being piped from the Drill Hall to the site of the sod-turning beside University Hall. R to L behind the pipers: Syl Apps; Lloyd Jackson, George Wilcox, George P. Gilmour , all carrying shovels; two young gentlemen; ? Mrs. Gathercole and husband George; Molly Apps and Dorothy Gilmour.	1958	Tom Bochsler
26.2	Through the arch: Syl Apps, right, George Wilcox, centre.	1958	Tom Bochsler
26.3	George Wilcox, Chair of the Building Committee, at the podium	1958	Tom Bochsler
26.4	Bending to the task: Dr. Gilmour, Lloyd Jackson and George Wilcox wield their spades.	1958	Tom Bochsler
26.5	George Wilcox with the piece of newly-cut sod.	1958	Tom Bochsler
26.6	Seated, L to R: Syl Apps, Lloyd Jackson, George P. Gilmour, Elven Bengough, Dorothy Gilmour listen to a speaker, unfortunately not identified.	1958	Tom Bsochler
26.7	Mayor Lloyd Jackson, addresses the audience	1958	Tom Bochsler
26.8	Syl Apps addresses his fellow alumni and some faculty.	1958	Tom Bochsler
26.9	1959. Herbert P. Frid addresses the audience at the cornerstone laying of ‘the Arts and Administration Building’ (Gilmour Hall).	1959	Tom Bochsler
	Opening of Arts II
27.1	Printed program for ceremony.	1967
27.2	Three views of the new Arts II building	1967	Tom Bochsler
27.3	Handing over the keys. L to R: John D. Campbell, Board Chair; from William Nelson and Loren Oxley.	1967	Tom Bochsler
27.4	Enjoying the reception afterwards: L to R: Mrs. Harold Sellers, Dr. Richard H. Tomlinson, Harold Sellers of the Public Relations Office.	1967	Tom Bochsler
27.5	Others enjoying the reception: L to R: [Harold C. Dixon?]; Principal Ivan C. Morgan of the Divinity College, Donald S. Sykes and Mrs. Sykes; unidentified waitress	1967	Tom Bochsler
27.6	The new Language Labs	1967	Tom Bochsler
27.7	The basement coffee shop	1967	Tom Bochsler
27.8	Hanging the art for exhibition before the opening of the Ayala and Samuel Zacks art collection. Paul Wilson, Mary Simms (students); Brian D. Mangrum, Lecturer.	1967	Hamilton Spectator
27.9	Dr. H. G. Thode, President of McMaster, discusses some of the art with Mr. and Mrs. Zacks	1967	Tom Bochsler
27.10	Students studying the art at the reception for the Zacks’ collection	1967	Ton Bochsler
27.11	Contact proof sheet of four views of Arts II, not used for publication.	1967	Tom Bochsler
	Opening of Nuclear Reactor, 1959
28.1	View of the Reactor from NE	1959	Tom Bochsler
28.2	Mr. E. Carey Fox at the podium.	1959	Tom Bochsler
28.3	Dr. H. G. Thode explains some of the reactor function to Prime Minister John Diefenbaker as graduate student David McPherson looks on.	1959	Tom Bochsler
28.4	Mr. W. R. Strike and Dr. R. L. Hearn a) gaze into the reactor pool, and then b) discuss a matter	1959	Tom Bochsler
28.5	Dr. H. G. Thode at the podium	1959	Tom Bochsler
28.6	Dr. C. J. Mackenzie, Head of the Atomic Energy Board of Canada, and a fellow scientist, at the podium.	1959	Tom Bochsler
28.7	The official tour. Mr. Diefenbaker is followed by Dr. Thode, and then George Gathercole ’35, Chief of Ontario Hydro. At far left, in the lab coat, is Robert C. Barber ‘58, then a graduate student.	1959	Tom Bochsler
28.8	The Prime Minister leaves the reactor.	1959	Tom Bochsler
29.1	Program for the opening of the nuclear reactor.	1959
29.2	Invitations to pre-opening, correspondence, minutes of meetings, Dr. Thode’s speech at the opening. No pictures.	21429
30.1	Press release by Cliff Hale Limited. No pictures	1959
30.2	“Community and Public Relations Aspects of the Opening of the McMaster Nuclear Reactor” document. No pictures	1959
31.1	Purchase orders, informal correspondence, guest lists, newspaper clippings, tickets to the opening, and a copy of the booklet ‘Atoms on the Campus’, a physical description of the reactor. Some included pictures.	1959
32.1	Nuclear Reactor Opening – Guest Invitation List.	1959

Box P16
Env.Item	Subject/Title	Date	Photographer	Digital
	Cornerstone Laying, Opening of Engineering Building
1.1	Mr. R. B. Bradley, Chair of the Planning and Building Committee, addresses the audience at the cornerstone laying for the Engineering Building.	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.2	The Hon James N. Allan, Treasurer of the Province of Ontario, laying the cornerstone of the Engineering Building	1958	Tom Bochsler
1.3	The cornerstone being lowered into place under the careful eye of Hon. James N. Allan, holding the trowel	1958
1.4	The Hon James N. Allan prepares to lay the cornerstone of the Engineering Building	1958
1.5	Hon James N. Allan addresses the audience at the cornerstone laying of the Engineering Building	1958	Superior Engravers
2.1	Opening of the Engineering Building: Dr. Kenneth E. Tupper, of Ewbank and Partners, Engineering Consultants, addresses the audience. Front Row, seated: Mr. R. B. Bradley, Dr. G. P. Gilmour. Far right:: Mayor Lloyd D. Jackson	1958	Tom Bochsler
2.2	Opening of the Engineering Building. Guest List, correspondence, program, purchase order for tray for Dr. Tupper, text of remarks by student J. D. Litster	1959
3.1	Carbon copies of correspondence and text arranging the cornerstone laying for the Engineering Building. No pictures.	1958
3.2	Invitation list for the Buffet Supper following the Opening of the Engineering Building, and the list for invitees to Autumn Convocation that evening. No pictures.	1959
3.3	Documents and correspondence around the naming of the Engineering Building the “John Hodgins Engineering Building”.. Includes c.v. for Dr. Hodgins, H. G. Thode’s remarks, and copies of public documents recording the event and awards to Dr. Hodgins. No pictures.	1978
	Openings, May 5, 1961: Arts and Administration, Moulton Hall, Student Centre, Whidden Hall. Other openings, see Box 5, File 7, images 13-15
4.1	Correspondence, arrangements, invitations, public relations documents for the official opening of the above four buildings. Newspaper clippings, purchase invoices.	1961
4.2	Ted Ambrose, Chair of the Board of Governors, unveils a plaque in Gilmour Hall (the Arts and Administration Building), dedicated to Dr. E. Carey Fox.	1961	Tom Bochsler
	Memorial Tablet, Plaque
5.1	Two copies of a program dedicating a memorial tablet of Members of the University who died in World War II	[n.d.]
6.1	Proposed inscriptions for University Hall and Hamilton Hall, which were never realized.	[193?]
7.1	Advertising by Stanley Arculus, who created memorial and other plaques. Sent to Manuel Zack.	1971
	Building Projects
8.1	A scrapbook, largely of newspaper clippings, and clippings from the McMaster Courier concerning the expansion of Mills Library, a new residence (Heddon Hall), a wing of the Engineering Building, and the creation of an Art Gallery.	1988-92
	Historical Publications
9.1	“Jubilee” a historical booklet published by the University in honour of McMaster’s 50th year in Hamilton. Contributing authors are faculty and administration personnel, and the illustrations come almost entirely from this collection.	1980
	The Unknowns
10.1	[Unidentified faculty member?]	[c.1955?]	Tom Bochsler
10.2	[Two members of an executive?] University Hall.	[c.1950]
10.3	Serious conversation – during a protest meeting?	[197?]
10.4	Gentleman responding to questions	[197?]
10.5	The picture says ‘Biochemistry’	[n.d.]
10.6	Hallowe’en, but undated. Persons unidentified	[n.d.]
10.7	Scene through a Gothic stone arch. Possibly not McMaster	[c.1975]	Tom Bochsler
10.8	Making a point at the podium.	[n.d.]

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