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File consists of photographs of Humber music and theatre students in a review, directed and choreographed by Ann Merriam.

File consists of photographs of the Men's Hockey Team taken at Westwood Arena. Includes team photographs and several "action shots" of individual players. The file also includes an unrelated negative of (potentially) a Humber employee.

File consists of team photographs of the Humber Men's Basketball team for 1985-1986. Some pictures include the team posing with a sign: "Brooks Supports the Hawks". The file also includes an unrelated photograph of staff (?) posing with medals.

File consists of photographs of posters promoting business programs at Lakeshore (and also posters promoting Lakeshore generally). Includes posters for microcomputing, business administration and office systems operations. The photographs may have been commissioned by John Riccio.

File consists of photographs of a conference or event. The photographs were commissioned by Doris Tallon and Marie Seles.

File consists of photographs of an unknown movie being filmed at Lakeshore's west campus, photographs of the A/B Buildings, and photographs of signs promoting the Lakeshore Campus and its business programs.

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."

File consists of photographs of the Men's Basketball and Men's Volleyball teams and the Women's Softball team.

File consists of photographs of the Lakeshore campus (A and B buildings).

File consists of photographs of the event, which included Robert 'Squee' Gordon and Doris Tallon.