Item is a photograph of a skilled trades worker Damien McQuaid adjusting wiring inside the air conditioning system for the mainframe computer room. Notice the large filters that needed to be replaced on a regular basis. The large blue box behind him is an air conditioning unit for the computer room. The computer equipment to the left of Damien is an IBM 3705 Communications Controller used to provide computer communications to the other campuses.

Item is a photograph of students in the Secretarial program using computers with specialized dedicated word processing software in their classroom. The classroom was located in building "F".

Item is a photograph of Sam Preston surrounded around his books that he prepared for his 24-week program in Technical Writing at Humber College. Sam was also in charge of the Technical Manual Preparation at Garrett Manufacturing.

Item is a photograph of Joe Gauci at the microphone addressing students in the North Campus concourse following his presidential election victory for the Students Advisory Committee (SAC) in February 1981.

Item is a photograph of Senior Program Coordinator, Russ Geddes presenting "A Salute to Humber's Tenth Anniversary" on behalf of the Landscape and Floriculture Programs to Robert "Tex" Noble and Gordon Wragg.

Item is a photograph of Robert "Tex" Noble, speaking at the Gordon Wragg Student Centre opening ceremony, with other Humber professionals and athletes in the background.

Item is a photograph of President Gordon celebrating a partnership with Yamaha for Humber's motorcycle training program.

Item is a photograph of President Robert Squee Gordon. It is an introductory picture from the book entitled "Humber: A History" with his quote, "Some critics say we change too much around here. But change we must -- to address the needs of the future." The picture was taken in 1985.

Item is a photograph of Robert Squee Gordon President of Humber College.

Item is a photograph of Robert Smith (in the striped shirt) working with a student and demonstrating how to use a chainsaw blade sharpener in the Small Engine Repair lab.