Class of 1932 Reunion - Group Photo
- A-6875
- Item
- 1983
Graduates seated and standing together informally at dinner held in the Faculty Club.
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Class of 1932 Reunion - Group Photo
Graduates seated and standing together informally at dinner held in the Faculty Club.
Copland, Hunter and Anderson family fonds
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Head and shoulders image of Don Clark, University of Saskatchewan alumnus.
Head and shoulders image of Don Fry, associate dean, Physical Education.
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