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B.F. Skinner, an American psychologist, behaviorist, author, inventor, and social philosopher.

Reverend Gerald W. Tait, former Registrar at Loyola College and later Assistant Vice-Rector, Admissions and Liaison at Concordia University.

Joseph John Schuck, S.J, winner of the Physics Prize at the 1969 Loyola College Spring Convocation.

Conductor Elizabeth Haughey and soloist Rudolf Schubert reviewing the score before the Loyola Orchestra final concert of the season which also marks the closing of the Loyola College 75th anniversary celebrations.

Fine arts department at Loyola College. Student Catherine Rolling working on a painting.

Fine arts student is discussing her work at the Fine Arts open house held at the Guadagni Lounge of Loyola College.

Fall Convocation 1968. Father Patrick G. Malone, S.J. with Mrs. Clara Ilson, Valedictorian.

Fall Convocation 1968. Mrs Clara Ilson, Valedictorian, Father Patrick G. Malone, S.J., Dean Maxwell Cohen, McGill Law Faculty, Convocation speaker and Joseph Pelligrino, Salutatorian.

Convocation ceremony at Loyola College. A graduate is receiving his diploma and a prize from Doug Potvin.

Dr. Michael Blanar, Miss Eileen Gibbons and Father Patrick G. Malone, S.J. on the occasion of Miss Gibbons' 25th year at Loyola College.

Randall C. Rose, winner of the Evening Division medal at the 1969 Spring Convocation.

Magna Cum Laude students at the Loyola College Convocation 1965. Left to right, front row: Robert Leigh Leclerc, Hervelyne Pion, Leon Melvin Desormeaux, Brian Michael Connolly and Willie Victor Chiu. Back row: Peter Alan Tetro, Paul Andre Ladouceur, Gordon Lackenbauer, Patrick Laverty, and Joseph Alan Lam.

James R. McBride, delivering his valedictorian speech at the Spring Convocation of 1959.

James R. McBride receiving the Association of Alumni award from Maurice Gold, first Vice-President of the Association at the Spring Convocation 1959.

Ralph Nader signing a book. Fr. Patrick G. Malone, S.J. is on his right. Nader was giving a speech about industrial pollution at Loyola College. An unidentified person can be seen in the background.

British film scholar Roger Manvell, was host of Loyola's Communication Arts Contemporary Cinema Series "Nouvelle Vague". The series was hold between March 15 and April 4, 1973.

Professor Walter Kaufman, visiting lecturer at Loyola College with R. Patrick Duder (left) and Fr. Patrick G. Malone, S.J. (right)

Prof. Walter Kaufman, philosopher, author and visiting lecturer at Loyola College.

Dr. Ed Enos, Director of Physical Education and Athletics, demonstrates the bicycle fitness test which will be one of the important starting points in the new physical fitness course.

Professor F. Stark from the Political Science Department at Loyola College.

Professor Bhikhu Parekh from the Political Science Department at Loyola College.

Campus ministry. Father Bob Gaudet, S.J., Loyola Chaplain, is holding a sign reading 'Boycott Grapes Lettuce. Dominion! Doesn't care!!'. Dominion was, at the time, a chain of supermarkets in Canada.

Centennial Building courtyard on the Loyola College campus.

Unidentified group at the Bryan Building at Loyola College.

Dave Draper, head coach of the Loyola Warriors hockey team. He was inducted in the Concordia Sports Hall of Fame in 2014.

Andrea Cafaro, winner of the Brodrick Award at the 1972 Spring Convocation at Loyola College.

Gordon Arthur Barthos, winner of the Governor-General's Medal at the 1972 Spring Convocation at Loyola College..

Convocation 1968. Terrence C. Cherry is the recipient of the Minister of Education's Silver medal, awarded to the student with the highest overall average in the four years of Science. He was also the NRC Science scholarship winner.

Convocation 1971. Edward John Olszewski is the recipient of the Loyola Engineering Medal, awarded to the student with the highest overall average in the Evening Division. He received the medal at the Spring Convocation of May 29, 1971.