Capilano College

The portables were removed to create space for Cedar building construction. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Image of Margaret Andrews, the first History instructor. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Signing ceremony including Capilano College (President Greg Lee) and BC Centre for Tourism, Leadership and Innovations, District of Squamish, Squamish Sustainability Corporation, and Squamish Chamber of Commerce, to mark new partnership. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Cartoon graphic depicting President Greg Lee as Mad Magazine mascot Alfred E Newman, outlining the scope of issues facing the College in the President's Report. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano University's promotional brochure, detailing it's participation in the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

The Mousetrap was a production of the new Capilano College Theatre, written by Agatha Christie and directed by Dawn Moore. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano College Spring 2007 convocation ceremony program. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Pamphlet designed to generate support for the college's campaign to become a regional university. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Guest speakers' list for 2007 spring convocation ceremony. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Spring2009 convocation ceremony. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Guest speakers' list for 2008 spring convocation ceremony. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Spring 2008 convocation ceremony program. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

The first correspondence received after transition to university came in this envelope. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Fact sheet includes the educational features and architectural features of new library building. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Commemorative booklet celebrating a quarter century of Capilano College's Squamish campus.

Playbill for student production of Ten Blocks on the Camino Real, directed by Dawn Moore. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Letter from Bill Murdoch, Theatre program instructor, to Dave Coles, Music Students' Union, seeking a music student to assist in the student production of Ten Blocks on the Camino Real by Tennessee Williams. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Photo release - Capilano College President Doug Jardine views the college's new .9 million, 40,000 sf library under construction. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Photo release - a networked CD-ROM system in a new library gave students and faculty access to its first "online" catalogue and resource databases. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Theatre 201 students present Ten Blocks on the Camino Real, a one-act play by Tennessee Williams, a Presentation House March 26-28, 1981. Tickets were .00 in advance and .00 at the door. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

To raise money for the Rick Hansen Fund, Capilano College and North Vancouver teachers faced off in a hockey game, "the first annual N.H.L. (Northshore Hockey Laugher)". Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

The new library's fact sheet, with history, as well as architectural and educational features. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Reply to the Citizen editorial of October 28, 1970, which made claims of drug use on campus, emphatically denying the statements published. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Barbara Ann Lloyd (Legal Studies; Lieutenant Governor's medal) and Yvette Broomhall (Business Management; Governor General's silver medal) display their awards with Paul Gallagher, Capilano College president. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

The original brochure for opening ceremony of Capilano College. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.