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Members of Saint John’s Alumni Association including Shirley Chan (Board of Governors Chair) and Robert Lee converse together at the Groundbreaking Ceremony for St. John’s College at the University of British Columbia, which took place on July 28,…

Syd Freedman's 1969 Variety Clubs International card, designating him as a barker.

A TV series episode "supernatural" takes place at St. John's College.

Twelfth page of Remember the Cave, showing acknowledgements and an image of a performer.

Three people, two women and a man,� standing in the Cave and smiling at the camera; they all have dark hair and the women both have bobs; 1967 has been written in pencil in the bottom right corner

Section of “Towards pluralism” a sketch based on the title and abstract of Carr's (1999) thesis.

SJC residents participate in the Saint John's University 11th World Reunion which is held in Shanghai.

Tan coloured guest pass with "Cave Theatre Restaurant", the address and contact information for the restaurant, and "Dining * Dancing * Entertainment" on the side; it is an admit one guest pass to see the King of Banjo (Eddy…

Harry Aoki performs "What if so?" on his harmonica at the Aoki Legacy Fund Dinner and Concert at St. John's College, UBC in Vancouver.

Brian Hirose and David Hirose sitting in front of a stereo and Christmas tree celebrating Christmas at the Uyeyama family house in Kelowna, BC

Section of “Towards pluralism” a sketch based on the title and abstract of Carr's (1999) thesis.

Cover of commemorative photograph showing the inside of the cave.

Kaitaro Naka (Hisae Uyeyama (nee Naka)'s father), Hisae Uyeyama (nee Naka), Shirley Mather (nee Uyeyama), and Joe Uyeyama standing in front of a car

David Hirose and Brian Hirose in the Uyeyama family living room in Kelowna, BC

Brian Hirose holding leaves in Vancouver, BC

Sketch composition based on the title and abstract of Carr’s (1999) thesis.

The Johanneans and residents enjoy Nobuyuki Tsujii's piano performance.

The San Felipe de Barajas Fortress in Cartagena is a 17th-century Spanish stronghold known for its strategic design, underground tunnels, and role in defending the city from invaders.

The Archaeological Park of San Agustín in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by by the San Agustín culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

The Archaeological Park of San Agustín in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by by the San Agustín culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

The Archaeological Park of San Agustín in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by by the San Agustín culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

The Archaeological Park of San Agust√≠n in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by the San Agust√≠n culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

The Archaeological Park of San Agustín in Colombia is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its impressive collection of pre-Columbian statues, tombs, and ceremonial sites created by by the San Agustín culture, an ancient and mysterious pre-…

Typed draft of a history of the Women's Caucus.

Tan coloured paper with "autographs" written in cursive in the top left corner on an angle and three lines below for autographs; at the bottom there is "The Big Names Play The Cave"; all text is blue