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Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of multiple photographic events. They include:
Photographs of individual faculty members
File consists of candid photos of faculty around campus.
Photographs of Indonesian student Graduation
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of photographs of the Indonesian Graduation event. Robert "Squee" Gordon hands out the diploma to the graduates. File contains photographs of unrelated events.
Photographs of Information Week and return of "Hurricane Carter"
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
Files consists of photographs taken during Information Week which ran from November 1-5, and of the return of the American-Canadian boxer, Rubin "Hurricane Carter". Headshot included.
Photographs of instructor Mike Chaszcziwskiy
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of photographs of stained glass instructor Mike Chaszcziwskiy posing for "Inroads" (Winter 1986 edition), these photographs are labelled "outtakes".
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of a contact sheet and photographs of Italian folk dances, singing, and other performances.
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of portraits of Applied Arts Chairman Jack Eilbeck.
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of a contact sheet and photographs of James Auld and President Gordon Wragg. The file also includes photographs of a Professional Development dinner dated April 30, 1974.
Photographs of Jim Bialek and Leigh Ann Spry
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of a contact sheet and headshot photographs of Jim Bialek and Leigh Ann Spry.
Photographs of Jim Davison's retirement party
Part of Humber College Photo Collection
File consists of photographs of Jim Davison's retirement party held at the Bristol Place Hotel on June 5, 1986. The photographs includes speakers, the retirement dinner and feature various staff members (including Doris Tallon and Robert 'Squee' Gordon). The Humber Communique describes Jim's contributions to Humber as "Jim has been one of the builders -- not just of Humber -- but also of the Ontario system of Colleges [...] From Funding Models to golf tournaments; from the Hay system to memories of S.A.T.O., there is scarcely an element of the first twenty years of our history that Jim hasn't affected."