View of Qu'Appelle Hall (men's residence) and Saskatchewan Hall (women's residence), likely taken from the roof of the Chemistry Building. The Bowl is visible at right; the School For The Deaf (later the R.J.D. Williams building) visible in background.

Four students in group shot.

Bio/historical note: Located south of the campus on Cumberland Avenue, The School For The Deaf opened in the fall of 1931. Built by the provincial Department of Education, it functioned as a residential school for students deemed too deaf to be accommodated in the public system. The U of S acquired the School from the province in the mid 1980s for a nominal fee. At the time of transfer, the building was renamed the R. J. D. Williams Building, honoring the school's long time chief supervisor.