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File contains photographs of projects that the cabinet making students and the marine mechanics students built.

Files consists of the creative writing workshop dinner and cabinets that were made from the cabinet maker students.

Files consists of business orientation photographs and of a Pakistan visitor. Highlighted individuals included are: Robert (Squee) Gordon who was Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning's longest serving president, Michael Hatton who was Humber College's Vice-President and Mike Harper, who was principal of Lakeshore and dean of Planning and Evaluation.

File consists of photographs from Humber's business division. It features a lecture being taken, students taking notes, and students using the computer with assistance from their professors.

Files consists of group photographs of Ann Harper's business class.

Files consists of photographs taken during Robert J 'Bob' Cardinali's farewell event. Bob served Humber college for 16 years as a comptroller and as the director of financial services. After Humber college he was appointed vice president at Loyalist College.

This file consists of multiple events that occurred during the month of September/October 1991. Events include:

-September 1991: Humber's BISC (Business and Industry Service Centre) promotion
-September 1991: Japanese educator visitors

• October 1991: Humber president, Squee, and Labett's donation.

File consists of photographs taken during the BISC (Humber College's Business and Industry Service Centre) partnership. Members holding plaques with Humber president Robert 'Squee' Gordon are from companies including:

• Facelle Company Limited
• Labatt's Ontario Breweries
• Kodak Canada Inc
• Albright and Wilson Americas

Files cosnsists of men's and women's basketball and volleyball team photographs.

Files consists of photographs taken during the week of February 20 1991. The forum was called Building Community, and it is a forum on racism and had an attendance of over 600 students. This event was organized by the dean of Lakeshore campus, John Liphardt and Art Lockhart. Featured presentations included a literature reading by Canadian author Austin C. Clarke and a performance by the Canadian band, Company of Sirens.