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Rector Patrick Kenniff, Bernard Lamarre, Theodore Lande and Chancellor W. Earle McLaughlin

Registrar Kenneth Adams, Theodore Lande and Chancellor W. Earle McLaughlin

Registrar Kenneth Adams, George Geoffrey Meyerhof and Chancellor W. Earle McLaughlin

Honorary degree recipient Jean-Paul Vinay

Honorary degree recipient Stephen Lewis and an unidentified person.

Registrar Kenneth Adams, N. Byron Cavadias and Chancellor W. Earle McLaughlin

Divisional Dean of Division I (Humanities) Donat Taddeo, Divisional Dean of Division II (Social Sciences) June Chaikelson, Provost (Division IV) Martin Singer and Divisional Dean of Division III (Natural Sciences) Robert M Roy.

Rector Patrick Kenniff, William McMurray, Robert Stollery and Board of Governors Chairman, Donald W. McNaughton

Board of Governors Chairman Donald W. McNaughton, Lise Bissonnette, H.H. David Stern, Jean Mazeo accepting honorary degree on behalf of Simone de Beauvoir and Rector Patrick Kenniff

Board of Governors Chairman Donald W. McNaughton, Robert Choquette, Grace Hartman, Jacques Genest and Rector Patrick Kenniff

Board of Governors Chairman, Donald W. McNaughton, Sylvia Ostry, Phyllis Lambert and Rector Patrick Kenniff

Unidentified person, Rector Patrick Kenniff, Jacques de Tonnancour, P. André Gervais

7th Economics symposium at Loyola College. Senator Allister H. G. Grosart (speaker) with Dr. Shafiq A. Alvi, chairman of Economics. The symposium was held on March 9 and March 10, 1972.

Stanley Shaffer receives the Birks Medal for the highest ranking graduating student in Arts at the 1967 Sir George Williams University Spring Convocation. The event was held at Place des Nations, Expo 67.

1979 Spring Convocation Honorary degree.

Dorothy Clarke (second from the right) widow of former Sir George Principal Douglass Burns Clarke along with her brother's Concordia-tied family: from left, sisters Heather Adams, Kathy Adams, their mother Anne Adams, and their father Kenneth Adams (former Registrar) at Homecoming 97 Rector's Dinner.

Adult Education Conference.

Standing: Rector Frederick Lowy with recipients Alexander J. Carpini (LBA 74), Professor Kim Sawchuk, Donald M. Thomas (BA 78), Emerson E. Thomas (BA 94) and Professor Sylvia M. Ruby. Seated: Lois V. Jackalin Stea, Humberto Santos (BComm '75, MBA '79), Alexandra E. Flynn.

Standing: Lawrence Bessner, David Janssen, Pierre Frégeau and Venkat Ramachandran. Seated: Ken Whittingham, Brian Neysmith and Theresa McGuire. The event was held at the St. James Club on January 30, 1997.

Amos Saunders receiving his honorary degree at the 1967 Sir George Williams University Spring Convocation. The event was held at Place des Nations, Expo 67.

Taken at the graduation ball.

Pat Boland (centre) and Anne Heggtveit Hamilton at a press conference held at Loyola's Athletic Complex. Heggtveit Hamilton, Canada's first Olympic skiing gold medalist, has been appointed as Loyola's new assistant coordinator of Women's Athletics. Her primary responsibility was the co-ordination of the 27 intra-school co-ed sports clubs and recreational activities.

Ed Enos (centre) and Anne Heggtveit Hamilton at a press conference held at Loyola's Athletic Complex. Heggtveit Hamilton, Canada's first Olympic skiing gold medalist, has been appointed as Loyola's new assistant coordinator of Women's Athletics. Her primary responsibility was the co-ordination of the 27 intra-school co-ed sports clubs and recreational activities.

Anne Heggtveit Hamilton at a press conference held at Loyola's Athletic Complex. Heggtveit Hamilton, Canada's first Olympic skiing gold medalist, has been appointed as Loyola's new assistant coordinator of Women's Athletics. Her primary responsibility was the co-ordination of the 27 intra-school co-ed sports clubs and recreational activities.

Pat Boland (centre) and Anne Heggtveit Hamilton at a press conference held at Loyola's Athletic Complex. Heggtveit Hamilton, Canada's first Olympic skiing gold medalist, has been appointed as Loyola's new assistant coordinator of Women's Athletics. Her primary responsibility was the co-ordination of the 27 intra-school co-ed sports clubs and recreational activities.

Anne Heggtveit Hamilton at a press conference held at Loyola's Athletic Complex. Heggtveit Hamilton, Canada's first Olympic skiing gold medalist, has been appointed as Loyola's new assistant coordinator of Women's Athletics. Her primary responsibility was the co-ordination of the 27 intra-school co-ed sports clubs and recreational activities.

Volunteer Paul Vanasse (L BA 60)