Official proclamation from Mel Lastman, Mayor of the City of Toronto, proclaiming September 10, 1998, as "Ryerson Polytechnic University Day" in celebration of Ryerson's 50th Anniversary.

Two display boards, presented to the Board Of Governors, with samples of Ryerson certificates, diplomas and degrees. One board has samples of documents from Ryerson Polytechnical Institute and the other board presents samples of documents under the Ryerson Polytechnic University status.

Ryerson's information booth at the University Information Fair held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre was assembled in sections: 7 colour photo panels, measuring 8' x 3' were shot and arranged to present a panoramic campus scene of the Victoria/Gould Sts. area. 2 black and white information panel/signs were also included.

Information Panels (Used for the Journalism/Printing Management '56 to '60 Class Reunion held at Oakham House)
See also Collection Record RG 18.9 for more Homecoming/Open House events.

File contains a photograph of several students playing in Lake Devo, possibly during orientation week, and one of a woman dressed as a clown entering children.

File contains 2 photographs of bicycles on campus because of the transit strike. One photograph shows the bikes locked to the Podium building 2nd floor railing. The other shows bikes locked to the railing in front of the Library building along Gould Street.

File contains photographs taken in the Kerr Hall Quad.

File contains photographs of Ernie manning his hot dog cart at the corner of Gould and Victoria Lane. Photographs also show the renovation of the Lake Devo pond.

File contains photographs of the Normal School facade in the Kerr Hall Quad. The facade acts as the entrance to the Ryerson Athletic Centre (RAC).

File contains photographs showing the evolution and creation of the Rogers Communications Centre. File includes photographs from the announcement by the Minister of Colleges and Universities that Ryerson would be getting a centre for Applied Communications and Computer Science; Fundraising dinner for the new building including Ted and Loretta Rogers donation of $2 million; the groundbreaking ceremony and reception; Architectural drawings and construction photographs; Grand opening ceremony and reception; and finally the donation from Storagetek.
Also in the file is a site plan of trees and an internal memo regarding the fundraising campaign.

File contains photographs that have Dennis Mock in them. Included are photograph from the Unicoll Credit Union grand opening, The Lanzhou Railway Institute visit, Tourism focus group, the Faculty of Business Dean's guest lecture, the wind tunnel grand opening, the IBM reception, the Ryerson Campaign, Infrastruture funding announcement, Minister of Colleges and Universities campus visit, 25 year club reception, and a Departmental chairs orientation.

File contains one photograph of Business Management professor Roy Morley, President and CEO of Loyalty Management International Robert Gierkink, and Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse. Robert Gierkink graduated from the Business Management in 1985.

File contains photographs of Electrical Engineering's open house.

File contains photographs of the oversized submarine sandwich for sale in the cafeteria. Sandwich was being sold by the inch to raise money of the United Way.

File contains photographs of Ryerson doctorate recipient Cynthia Trudell, President and Chairmand of Saturn Corporation.

File contains photographs relating to Egerton Ryerson. Included are a photograph of the marble Ryerson bust, a copy of a photograph of Egerton Ryerson from the 1850s, two photographs from Egerton Ryerson's 177th birthday party March 24, 1980, and a photograph from the Heritage Day reception March 24, 1982. Also included are many photographs of the Egerton Ryerson statue on Gould Street.

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "W".

File contains 2 photographs of Ryerson Professor Bill Vine, professor of the year for 1998.

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "T".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "S".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "R".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "P".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "O".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "N".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "M".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "L".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "K".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "J".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "I".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "H".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "G".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "F".

File contains photographs of people associated with and people who visited Ryerson whose last names start with "E".

File contains photographs of people associated with Ryerson whose last names start with "D". The majority of the photographs are of Gladys Doyle, and Julie Davis.

File contains photographs of people associated with Ryerson whose last names start with "C". Photographs of fellowship and doctorate winners along with staff, student, and faculty photographs are in the file.

File contains photographs of people associated with Ryerson whose last names start with "B". Included are members of the Board of Governors, staff, faculty, and visitors. The photographs were taken at a variety of functions and some were published in the FORUM.

File contains 4 photographs. Images were published or taken to be published in the FORUM. Included are 2 photographs of Ryerson James (Jim) Anderson, Business '59, President and CEO of McKim Advertising; James Archbold and Kileen Tudor-Scott with the CESAR teaching award; and The Honourable Lloyd Axworthy with Tim Reid, Dean of Business and Brian Segal, Ryerson President.

File contains photographs taken during the press conference announcing the redevelopement of the Yonge-Dundas north-east corner with the construction of the "Metropolis" complex. Included in the photographs are Toronto Mayor Barbara Hall, Toronto Councillor Kyle Rae, Ryerson President Claude Lajeunese, Yonge Street BIA chair Bob Sniderman, President and CEO of PenEquity Glenn Miller, AMC Theatres V.P Operations Canada Harry Peckham, and Yonge/Dundas Regeneration Program director Ron Soskolne. One of the photographs was published on the front page of the September 26, 1997 edition of the FORUM.

File contains photographs taken during Fall 1997 student orientation activities in the Quad. Included are photographs of students competing in the inflatable jousting ring, and sumo wrestling. One of the photographs was published on the front page of the October 10, 1997 FORUM.

File contains photographs of School of Retail Management faculty and staff. Photographs included one of Interim Chair Donna Smith and departmental assistant Mary Vasile (photograph published in the March 9, 1998 FORUM); Donna Smith and Mary Vasile with a group of senior volunteers; and two groups photographs of 2 women and 3 men standing in front of an old fashioned cash register. One of the women is Donna Smith, and one of the men is Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse.

File contains photographs of Faculty and staff. The photographs are mostly composed of projects the faculty were involved in. Included in the file are photographs of Jon Keeble, RTA chair, and Ross McCreath, president of the Canadian Communications Foundation for the launch of the CCF website about the history of private broadcasting which Keeble was involved in creating; Professor Clive VanderBurgh with his "Kids TV Research" project; and Photographs from the launch of Ryerson's Spirit Radio station and the station co-ordinator Mark Banbury, an RTA graduate and instructor in the school. Also included in the file are 2 copies of a photograph of an Ryerson RTA student Melanie Green with Jay Leno - she interned on his show. This photograph was published in the 1996 edition of the Rambler magazine.

File contains one photograph of Ryerson members of CUPE local 233 and Ryerson President Claude Lajeunesse.

File contains photographs taken at the May 25th grand opening of the International Conference Centre at the International Living Learning Centre. The conference centre is a summer initiative (running from May - August). Included in the photographs are . Also included in the file is a photograph of the staff members. Two of the photographs were published in the April 7 and July 7 editions of the FORUM.

File contains one photograph of Vera Straka, Professor in Architecture, and Marie Dowler, Professor in the Department of English and Director of the Writing Centre. The two are seated at a table with their award certificates.

File contains photographs published in the FORUM newsletter. Included are two photographs of NCFS student Sylvie Boulet, her husband Phillip Aubin and their son Sylvia; One photograph of NCFS graduate Lisa Braverman '91 and Claude Lajeunesse with her Bachelor of Applied science degree; and One photograph of NCFS student Charles Bruce-Thompson.

File contains two photographs. One of the of the photographs shows a model in a Brian Bailey (Fashion '83) fashion show. The second photograph is of Susan Langdon (Fashion '77), Lida Baday (Fashion '79), David Dixon (Fashion '93), and Ewa Majak (Fashion '96) posing with their 1996 City of Toronto Awards for Excellence in Fashion Design.

File contains photographs pertaining to the Office of Equity, Harassment, and Safety Services staff and initiatives. Included in the file are photographs of Ryerson's December 6th memorial service; Security Officers on bikes; the Equity Wammo game; an office display; and Lesbian and Gay positive space signs.

File contains photographs relating to Applied Science and Engineering at Ryerson. Included are photographs of Ike Morgulis leading a tour through Eric Palin Hall and Dean of Technology William White with Science and Technology Librarian Phelan in front of the library's 10th floor display on the National Standards System. Also in the file are two photographs of Joaquin Whelan and Marco Whelan, University of Detroit Mercy students who studied at Ryerson through the North American Design Institute exchange program. A photograph of exchange students was published on the front page of the FORUM magazine on March 9, 1998.

File contains photographs of Eggy the Ram, Ryerson's live mascot. Photographs are from several different events between 1982 and 1992. The first set are photographs of Howard Kerr and Eggy at a ceremony held February 4, 1982 at Oakham House when the heads of Eggy's 1, 2, and 3 were given to Oakham House for display. The second set is of Eggy at convocation in the 1980s. The rest are from various convocations in the early 1990s. Included is a photograph of former Ryerson Archivist Jim Peters holding the RAM mace he carved posing beside Eggy.

File contains a variety of colour and b&w photographs taken at various Ryerson events. The majority of the photographs are related to Ryerson receiving University status in 1993. Other events include the :

• 1990 Campaign leadership dinner
• 1997 Twenty-five Year Club
• Alumni Wall of Achievement
• Phantom of the Opera fundraising evening
• Ryerson picnic
• Ryerson's Telemail fundraising campaign
• Ted Rogers reception for RCC donation
• United Way campaign

Other photographs in the file are with unknown provenance.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 12, 16 - 19. The photographs include doctorate honourees: Barbara Hall, doctor of laws at the June 16 Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Community Services June 16 afternoon ceremony; and Anne Ross, doctor of laws at the June 16 Faculty of Community Services morning ceremony; and Arthur Lee. Also included are post-convocation photographs of graduates in the quad, and medal winners.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 16, 17, 19, and 20. The photographs include doctorate honourees: Judd Buchanan, doctor of laws at the June 17 Faculty of Business ceremony; Murray Enkin, doctor of laws at the June 20 Faculty of Community Services cermony; Linda Lundstrom, doctor of laws at the June 16 Faculty of Applied Arts morning ceremony; and Jacques Hebert, doctor of laws at the June 16 Faculty of Applied Arts afternoon ceremony. Also included in the file are a photograph of Jim Packham and his wife, medal winners, and the Midwifery class posing with Murray Enkin.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 17-21. This year was the first year that Ryerson handed out Honourary Doctorates instead of fellowships. The photographs include doctorate honourees: John Craig Eaton, doctor of commerce at the June 20 Faculty of Business ceremony; Pierre Juneau, doctor of letters at the June 18 Faculty of Applied Arts ceremony; Douglas G. Hull, doctor of science at the June 21 Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science morning ceremony; Thomas Brzustowski, doctor of engineering at the June 21 Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science afternoon ceremony; Romeo Leblanc, doctor of letters at the June 17 Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Community Services ceremony; and Diane McGarry, doctor of science at the June 20 Faculty of Business ceremony. Also included in the file are photographs of Ryerson medal winners, graduates in the Kerr Hall Quad, and the reception for Romeo Leblanc.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 21, 22, and 23. The photographs include fellowship honourees: Romeo Dalliere at the June 21 Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Community Services ceremony; and A. L. Flood and Nuala Beck at the June 23 Faculty of Business ceremony. Also in the file are many photographs of the graduands processions before the ceremonies and of graduates and medal winners in the Kerr Hall Quad afterwards.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 15, 16, and 17. The photographs include fellowship honouree Norman Campbell at the June 16 Faculty of Applied Arts ceremony; medal winners; and graduates with their degrees. Also included in the file is a photograph of former Ryerson Presidents Walter Pitman, and Brian Segal, Ryerson President Terry Grier and David Crombie taken after before or after the ceremony on June 15 where David Crombie was installed as Ryerson's first chancellor. Ryerson was also presented with the Kerr Memorial Mace during that same ceremony.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 16, 17, and 18. The photographs include fellowship honourees: Monique Frize and Rose Sheinin at the June 16 Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science ceremony; Margaret Norquay at the June 16 Faculty of Applied Arts ceremony; Jos Wintermans at the June 17 Faculty of Business ceremony; Marie Sanderson and Gordon Fairweather at the June 18 Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Community Services ceremony; Wilson Head and Glenda Simms at the June 18 Faculty of Community Services ceremony; and William Siegel and Janice Moyer at the June 17 Faculty of Business ceremony.
The other photographs include students receiving the first degrees under Ryerson's new university status - Ryerson Polytechnic University.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 10, 11, and 12. The photographs include fellowship honourees: Alan R. Marchment at the June 11 Faculty of Business afternoon ceremony; Monique Begin at the Faculty of Community Services ceremony; Sheelagh D. Whittaker at the June 11 Faculty of Business morning ceremony; James Pachkham and Donald S. Scott at the June 10 Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science afternoon ceremony; and Dr. He Zhi-Qian and Eric Wright at the June 12 Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Community Services ceremony. Also included are photographs of Harry Rosen as guest speaker at the Faculty of Applied Arts ceremony on June 10.
Other photographs in the folder include medal winners, and 1st Bachelor of Chemical Engineering degrees.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 12, 13, and 14. The photographs include fellowship honourees: Joy Kogawa at the Faculty of Arts and Faculty of Community Services convocation June 13; James R. Bullock at the Faculty of Business convocation on June 14; Moses Znaimer at the Faculty of Applied Arts convocation on June 12; and Dr. Ferenc Kovacs at the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science convocation on June 12. Other photographs are of medal winners, staff members with graduating family members, the first Bachelor of Social Work degrees and first Bachelor of Engineering degrees.

File contains photographs taken at the Spring convocation ceremonies on June 13, 14, and 15 and Fall Convocation on October 20. The photographs are of fellowship honourees. Included are photographs of June Callwood, who received a fellowship at the June 13 Applied Arts convocation ceremony in the morning; Douglas J. Cardinal, who received a fellowship at the June 13 Technology convocation ceremony in the afternoon; Rosemary Brown, who received a fellowship at the June 14 Arts and Community Services convocation ceremony; Roberta Bondar, who received a fellowship at the June 15 Business convocation ceremony; and David Crombie, who received his fellowship at the October 20 convocation ceremony. Also included are two photographs from the fall convocation of the procession and children from the Child care holding a sign.

File contains a photograph of Ryerson Administration and Information Management graduate Alva Alvear buying a hot dog from Ernie's Hotdog emporium at Lake Devo. The photograph was published in the July 7, 1989 edition of the FORUM newsletter.

File contains photographs of the Ryerson graduands walking to Massey Hall for convocation being led by a bagpiper from the Metro Toronto Police Pipe band. In the foreground of the photographs is Ernie the Hot Dog man. Also in the file is a photograph of someone petting Eggy.

File contains four photographs of convocation taken in the Kerr Hall Quad. Two photographs are of three women posing together, one is of the graduand procession, and one is of two women hugging.

Sub-series contains photographs taken during Ryerson's annual convocation ceremonies. Sub-series has been divided into files by year.

File contains photographs relating the the School of Continuing Education. Included are photographs of Family Life Education certificate recipients; Mary McDougall Maude and Rosemary Shipton with the Publishing Certificate course; Life Institute members including former Architecture professor Pam Hitchcock; and Act II Studios production about living with cancer. There are other photographs in the file that are not identified.

File contains photographs of Pitman Hall - exterior, interior, and construction and the International Living/Learning Centre exterior. Also included in the file are drawings of the exterior, a floor plan, and a room sketch for Pitman Hall.

File contains photographs taken in October 1991 at the unveiling of the plans for the Student Centre on Gould Street. Included are photographs of the architectural model, an architectural rendering, and photographs from the unveiling. In the photographs are President Terry Grier, and two former RSU presidents Mark Lemieux and Janet Piper. Also included in the file is a line drawing of proposed building. Photograph published in the October 25, 1991 FORUM.

File contains photographs taken of the Audrey Cohn-Sandler reading room that opened on November 19th on the 6th floor of the Learning Resources Centre. There are photographs of people in the reading room and photographs of the memorial plaque.

File contains photograph from the official opening on June 14, 1984 of the second phase of Ryerson Community Park. The Park was where the patio of the Ram in Rye campus pub is now located. In the photograph are Bill Cochrane, Chairman of the Alumni Fundraising and Board of Governors member; Bob Knox, Vice President of Public Affairs for Sears Canada; William Pattison, Chairmen of Ryerson's Board of Governors; Art Eggleton, Mayor of Toronto; and Reuben Baetz, Minister of Tourism and Recreation. They are posing beside the commemorative plaque.

File contains photographs taken of Lake Devonian (Lake Devo). Included are winter photographs showing pleasure skating (perhaps general public) and Winter Carnival activities of broom ball and tug-of-war. Also included are images of people relaxing in and around the pond in the Spring.

File contains a photograph of the painting "Roller" by Canadian Artist Ken Danby. Painting is part of the University's art collection.

File contains two photographs taken by Chris Bell of the 60th anniversary reunion of the Toronto Normal School's graduating class of 1924. One photograph is a group photo of the 60 + attendees at the reunion and one is of the reunion organizers - Perry Malcolm and Dr. Archie Ritter. The reunion attendees had luncheon in Jorgenson Hall, were given a campus tour, and had a presentation by former Archivist Jim Peters.
The photograph of the two reunion organizers was published in the June 1, 1984 edition of the FORUM newsletter.

File contains photographs taken by Ryerson employee Jerry Davey at the "Dialogue with the Giants" journalism conference at Ryerson. Included in the photographs are the big name newspeople including Richard Gwyn, Barbara Amiel, Allan Fotheringham, Sydney Gruson, Jeffrey Simpson, Peter Jennings, Peter Mansbridge, Morley Safer, Robert MacNeill, Barbara Frum, Henry Champ, and Peter Gzowski. The event raised money, through ticket sales, for the Committee for the Protection of Journalists, an international organization the helps journalists who face imprisonment abroad.
Photographs are of the panel discussions and one group photograph of all the participants.

File contains photographs of the former Archdiocese of Toronto Chancery building at 55 Gould Street. Starting in 1979, Ryerson rented the space to house the School of Journalism. They remained in this location until the early 1990s when the School moved into the Rogers Communications Centre. Also in the file is a picture of the Journalism newsroom in the new location.

File contains photographs the Ryerson Bookstore and Victoria Street parking garage. Included are photographs of architectural renderings, construction of the building and completed interior and exterior shots. Also included are photographs of the Ryerson Engineering Mech Force 10 prank. The group pulled a VW bug shell up the side of the parking garage.

File contains photographs of the Ryerson Athletic Centre (RAC) located in the Kerr Hall Quad. Included are photographs of architectural renderings and the model; construction; empty interiors; and activities taking place in the RAC.

File contains two photographs taken at the Link program open house for Ryerson first year Business students. The Link program was a pilot program to equip 80 business students with laptops - helping to make them more adept at information skills. One of the photographs was published in the September 6, 1996 edition of the FORUM newsletter.

File contains photographs of the Ryerson Archives rooms, staff, displays, and items from its collections. Included are photographs of Jim Peters and the Archives room; Claude Doucet and the Ryerson Family papers; Claude Doucet and Peter Ryerson with the Egerton Ryerson portrait he donated; Archives bicentennial display; Copies of photographs from RG 95.1 of various campus activities; and photographs of pages from the Ryerson Family papers.

File contains photographs related to Ryerson's Applied Geography program. Included are photographs taken in the classroom, a photograph of the grand opening of the GIS lab in 1994, and a photograph of Applied Geography and CSCA (Centre for the Study of Commercial Activities).

File contains photographs of the Centre for Advanced Technology Education. The building was a 2 storey addition to the exisiting Eric Palin Hall located at 87 Gerrard St. East. Included are exterior photographs of architectural renderings, construction and the completed addition.

File contains a variety of photographs of Terry Grier. Photographs included are from convocation; his installation as president; dinner honouring Terry Grier's stepping down as president; Phantom of the Opera fundraiser; RCC sod turning; celebration of university status; and Ted Roger's gift to University. Also included are a large number of head shots.

Series is a collection of subject photograph files created and maintained by the Office of University Advancement staff for quick reference. They are of a variety of Ryerson events and people.

Frieder Hocheim the Photographic Arts alumnus visited Ryerson to donate three sets of the revolutionary lighting system for which he won an Oscar in 1995.The Kino Flo motion picture set lighting systems ("Kino" is German for cinema and "flo" is short for fluorescent) "Oscar-winning grad lights up Hollywood" from Forum, November 24, 1997.

Press release - April 2, 1997
Scarborough athlete named rookie of the year at Ryerson Polytechnic University.
Kapuskasing athlete wins Ryerson Polytechnic University Sports award.
Mississauga figure skater named rookie of the year at Ryerson Polytechnic University.

Press release - April 2, 1997
Kapuskasing athlete wins Ryerson Polytechnic Unversity Sports Award
Kapuskasing native Allan Measor has been named winner of the D.H. Craighead Trophy at Ryerson Polytechnic Unversity for his accomplishments on the badminton and squash courts.
Press release - April 2, 1997
Mississauga figure skater named rookie of the year at Ryerson Polytechnic University
Figure skater Mary Beth Moellenkamp of Mississauga was named the female Rookie of the Year at Ryerson Polytechnic University.

Model bridges built by Ryerson architecture and engineering students were put to the test in the university's annual competition February 19. The 34 bridges, built with only popsicle sticks, white glue and dental floss were tested for their resistance to various weights to the point of collapse. Picture of Barry Chan Civil Engineering student being interviewed by TFO (French TVO) can be found in Forum March 23, 1998

Ryerson athletics 1997-98 held a luncheon on April 12, 1998. The luncheon was to honour their achievements for that year.

Canadian Women in Communications/Roger's "Career Accelerator" cheque presentation is a one week seminar for members of the group "Canadian Women in Communications" (CWC). In order to qualify applicants had to have a minimum of five years experience working in radio broadcasting. At the cheque presentation ceremony Stephanie McKendrick - CWC President, Pamela Wallin - CWC Board Member, Laura Nixon - CFO of Rogers, Dr. Ira Levine, Dr. Robert Gardner, Jerry Good (RTA Head of Audio and the person responsible for spearheading this project) and Claude Lajuenesse.

Members of Ryeson C.U.P.E. sign their first contract.

Lesbian and Gay positive space a campaign endorsed by Wendy Roberts and a fourth year Social Work student. Wendy Roberts co-ordinator of harrassment Prevention Services (HPS) which is overseeing the campaign. Posting a sticker should mean that "you are supportive in a general way" "are comfortable being with and talking with people whose sexual orientation may not share" and that " you are prepared to challenge homophobic and stereotypical talk, even if said in jest." "Positive Space Campaign seeks more inclusive environment" from Forum January 17, 1997.

OPSEU signing contract between the University and the Union.

Booths promoting jobs overseas. Students exploring other opportunities for jobs outside of Canada.

Russian visitors to Ryerson in 1997.

File contains photographs of students of the program accepting their graduation certificate.

Difference stages of the Student Services building being built in 1997.

Pictures of Norm Ferguson giving one of his final lectures after 30 years as professor in Mechanical Engineering. From Forum April 27, 1998

2 students of the University of Detroit Mercy are studying at Ryerson, through the North American Design Institute exchange program, an offshoot of the North America Free Trade Agreement. "Free trade spawns student exchange", from Forum, March 9, 1998.

Fourth-year Business Management student Rhonda Hogan won the monthly cross-Canada ACC TelEnterprises contest. Published in the FORUM, March 23, 1998.

Engineering student Jason Etele being presented award by Pratt & Whitney. Photograph not used but story featured in the FORUM news magazine.

Pictures of Ann Cameron at her 1998 retirement party.