John W. O'Brien, principal of Sir George Williams University from 1969 to 1974, the year of its merger with Loyola College, and he became the first rector and vice-chancellor of the resulting institution, Concordia University.

Jack Bordan, Vice-Rector, Academic for Concordia University from 1974 to 1980. He received an honorary degree from Concordia University in June 1982.

John Daniel, Vice-Rector, Academic, Commerce and Administration, Fine Arts Engineering and Computer Science.

Vanier Library Clerk

Principal and Vice Chancellor.

Former Dean of Commerce and Administration.

Fraser Fulton, newly-installed Chancellor of Sir George Williams University delivering his installation address.

Fraser Fulton, newly-installed Chancellor of Sir George Williams University delivering his installation address.

The Oath of Office by Fraser Fulton. Donald L. Peets, Registrar (left) and Fraser Fulton (right).

D. B. Clarke talking during the installation of Fraser Fulton as Chancellor of Sir George Williams University. From left to right: Fraser Fulton; Dr. Robert C. Rae (Principal), D. B. Clarke (Vice-Principal).

Samuel Madras, Dean of Science from 1963 to 1970.

C. F. Carlsey, Chancellor of SGW University from 1971 to 1973.

Henry F. Hall, fourth principal of Sir George Williams University (1957-1962), dean (1936-1956) and student counsellor, and full-time faculty member in the Natural Sciences Division (1934-1967).. He received an honorary degree from Sir George Williams University in 1966. To honour his long administrative and teaching career, the new university building located on de Maisonneuve Boulevard (formerly Burnside Street) opened in 1966 was named the Henry F. Hall Building.

John W. O'Brien, principal of Sir George Williams University from 1969 to 1974, the year of its merger with Loyola College, and he became the first rector and vice-chancellor of the resulting institution, Concordia University,

Ian Campbell, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Sir George Williams University.

Ian Campbell, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Sir George Williams University.

Ian Campbell, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Sir George Williams University.

C. F. Carsley, chancellor of Sir George Williams University from June 6, 1971 to August 10, 1973. He was the recipient of a degree of Doctor of Laws, honoris causa awarded by Sir George Williams University in June 1973.

Kenneth E. Norris, Principal of Sir George Williams College and University from 1936 to 1956.

Claude Willett Thompson, first Chair of the English Department.

Henry F. Hall, fourth principal of Sir George Williams University (1957-1962), dean (1936-1956) and student counsellor, and full-time faculty member in the Natural Sciences Division (1934-1967).. He received an honorary degree from Sir George Williams University in 1966. To honour his long administrative and teaching career, the new university building located on de Maisonneuve Boulevard (formerly Burnside Street) opened in 1966 was named the Henry F. Hall Building.

John W. O'Brien, principal of Sir George Williams University from 1969 to 1974, the year of its merger with Loyola College, and he became the first rector and vice-chancellor of the resulting institution, Concordia University.

Robert C. Rae, Principal of Sir George Williams University (1962-1968).

Stredder was principal of Sir George Williams from 1928 to 1935.

Ian Campbell, Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Sir George Williams University.