Photograph of Fashion Careers students modeling in fashion show
- HC01 PC-PC-50-PC-50-1970s-PC-50-1970s-1974-PC-50-1970s-1974-1968-1980-1799
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- 1974
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Photograph of Fashion Careers students modeling in fashion show
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Photograph of Faculty member, Pamela Mitchell
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Photograph shows Pamela Mitchell leading a Showcase session
Photograph of executives from Gabriel Shock Absorbers
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Item is a photograph of two executives from Gabriel of Canada Ltd. They appear to be pleased with the upgrading services provided to their employees that were received at Humber through a Training in Business and Industry initiative.
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
The Humber Community Pool was a cooperative venture between the City of Etobicoke, Etobicoke Parks and Recreation and Humber College. Humber provided the location, the City provided the funding and the pool was operated by Parks and Recreation. As a result, Humber gained access to the pool for staff and students.
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Photograph features Bruce Sinclair, Robert Squee Gordon
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Photograph features Humber President Dr. Robert A. 'Squee' Gordon
Photograph of Ethel Milkovits assisting a Nurses' Aide student
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Item is a photograph of the librarian, Ethel Milkovits (right), assisting Dolores Rowe, a Nursing Aide student. The two are standing by a bank of auto-tutors.
Photograph of E.P Taylor Opening Up the Equine Centre
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Item is a photograph of Canadian Industrialist and horse breeder, E.P Taylor, officially opening up the Equine Centre.
Photograph of entertainers playing instruments
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
English teacher Maurice Farge and his wife Brenda Farge wait at Toronto International Airport in 1974. He was one of four instructors who accompanied 53 students on a four-week tour of five Soviet Socialist Republics.