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University Archives & Special Collections, A-2660. (Patrick

Group Photo

This image includes the students and staff from the Colleges of Agriculture and Arts and Science and “the theologs” (members of the university’s theological colleges) during the winter of 1912-1913.

This image includes the students and staff from the Colleges of Agriculture and Arts and Science and “the theologs” (members of the university’s theological colleges) during the winter of 1912-1913.

The photo was taken in the first year that classes were held on campus, with the group assembling in front of the recently completed College Building.  

The multi-purpose building was open for use in the autumn of 1912 but was not officially opened until the following May.

Total enrollment for the 1912-13 academic year was 248 fulltime students. Tuition was $30 for Arts and Science students but in the College of Agriculture it was $15 for residents of the Province and $30 for non-residents.

Future Prime Minister and University Chancellor John Diefenbaker can be seen in the last full length row just to the right of the building’s entrance.  

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