Photo caption from published photo: "DRAMATIC BAPTISM - Moliere's The Miser, shown here in rehearsal, last night became the first play to be presented in the University's new Theatre of the Arts. On stage are (left to right) Dr. A.I. Dust, director, and Terry Jones and Ruth Anderson. The Theatre is of neo-Shakespearean design.", Title supplied by Kitchener-Waterloo Record staff., 63-1750_003 appeared in the March [?], 1963 edition of newspaper. See "New Arts Theatre Proves Hospitable" clipping in File 1963-19 in University of Waterloo Archives Vertical files collection.
Photo caption from published photo: "DEMOLISH SEMINARY BUILDING - Conrad Hall, the first Lutheran seminary in Canada, is being levelled to make way for a new seminary building. The building on Albert street in Waterloo was used latterly as a women's residence by Waterloo Lutheran University.", Title supplied by Kitchener-Waterloo Record staff., 63-1832_002 appeared in the March 22, 1963 edition of the newspaper. See "Donation of Five Acres Gave Start to Universities" clipping in File 1963-22 in University of Waterloo Archives Vertical files collection.
Photo caption from published photo: "DESIGN DISPLAY - Lecturers in the first national design seminar now under way at the University of Waterloo examine products selected for good Canadian design. Shown are (left to right) William Bish, factory manager of the L. McBrine Company Ltd. and seminar chairman; Prof. W.S. Huff of New York, Dr. Edward Llewellyn-Thomas of Toronto, and C.J. Lochman of the department of industry, Ottawa.", Title supplied by Kitchener-Waterloo Record staff., 64-483_001 appeared in the May 5, 1964 edition of newspaper. See "Poorly Designed Machines Make Man 'Take Up Slack'" clipping in File 1964-13 in University of Waterloo Archives Vertical files collection.
Photo caption from published photo: "MANAGEMENT GRADUATES - Forty-two graduates of a four-year Canadian Industrial Management Association course received graduation certificates last night. Shown are (left to right) Kenneth Whittington of Galt, Ronald Heimpel and J.R. Berry, both of Kitchener, all graduates; G.M. Fellows of Preston, CIMA national president, and S.F. Love of Kitchener, education chairman of the CIMA Grand Valley branch.", Title supplied by Kitchener-Waterloo Record staff., 64-321_003 appeared in the June 6, 1964 edition of the newspaper. See "Diplomas Awarded To Industry Grads" clipping in File 1964-21 in University of Waterloo Archives Vertical files collection.
