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St. John College's Johannean founders with President Santa Ono at SJC 20th Anniversary Homecoming weekend, June 30 - July 2, 2017

Sketch composition based on the title and abstract of Smith’s (2018) thesis.

Black and white photograph of Syd Freedman and his friends at a picnic.

Shirley Mather (nee Uyeyama), Hisae Uyeyama (nee Naka), Joe Uyeyama, Mary Hirose (nee Uyeyama), and Hideo Uyeyama family photo taken in studio in Kelowna, BC

Black and white poster for an upcoming performance by Allan Sherman; it reads "June 5 - June 13/My Son, The Folksinger/Allan Sherman/Plus/The singing, dancing, joking/Steiner Brothers/The Dancing Debutantes/CAVE/626 Hornby St. MU 2-3677/Dinner…

Mary Hirose (nee Uyeyama) and Shirley Mather (nee Uyeyama), sitting on the steps of their first house in Kelowna, BC

First page of the Arctic Club wine menu, showing snacks.

Printed leaflet advertising the Abortion Caravan to Ottawa, April 27-May 17, 1970, and a march on May 10, 1970 in Stanley Park, Vancouver, Canada.

3 documents stapled together containing: newspaper clipping from The Peak issued February 5, 1969 of an interview of Pat Hoffer, a Women's Caucus member ; press release detailing the upcoming public meeting on June 18th, 1969 featuring Marlene…

Syd Freedman holding a microphone at a CKLG-730 radio event. Another man in headphones is sitting behind Syd Freedman at a booth. A poster of Santa Claus can also be seen in the background.

Tan paper with "autographs" written in cursive in the top left corner on an angle; below are three lines for autographs and some music notation; in the top right corner there is a yellow post-it note that reads ca. ea. 60s

This newsletter includes content such as a profile on Senior Faculty Fellow and Composer, Dorothy Chang; a message from SJC principal Tim Brook; information about the growing St. John's College archive; and a list of winners of various SJC…

Photocopy or mimeograph copy of statistical information on abortion, daycare centres, women workers' pay rates, absenteeism and labour turnover, and percentage of female students graduating in different faculties.

In this St. John's College newsletter from Fall 2003, founding SJC principal Grant Ingram reflects on the past six years of establishment and growth for the college. The newsletter also highlights several important events hosted at the college…

Eighth page of Remember the Cave book, showing photographs of performers.

Several Johanneans dressed in formal attire pose for a group photo inside St. John's community dining hall.

Group of eight people, four men and four women, sitting or standing at a table in the Cave; the men are all standing in the back row and the women are sitting in the front row

Dr. Mike Church speaks at the Principal's Lecture Series "Drivers of Environmental Change" in St. John's College, UBC, Vancouver. His lecture was titled "The Case of the World's Rivers."

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

The Summer 2005 edition of the SJC newsletter describes recent Activities of the College Outreach Committee, which includes an international aid project in Southern Sudan. The newsletter also features an article by SJC Fellow David Luesink detailing…

Masaichi Uyeyama standing in the Uyeyama orchard, Kelowna, BC

Joe Uyeyama, Hisae Uyeyama (nee Naka), Ruby Eikenaar (nee Uyeyama), Hideo Uyeyama, Kaitaro Naka (Hisae Uyeyama (nee Naka)'s father) standing in front of a car, Kelowna, BC

Four typewritten sheets listing North American Indigenous Languages used in the creation of the map "North American Indian Languages"

Positive (photostatic?) print of map of North American Indian Languages. Map includes title; legend and reference markers and is hand coloured.

Eleventh page of Remember the Cave, showing photographs of performers.