Jamieson came to Kitimat from Vancouver to work on the Alcan project in 1952. With his first pay cheque he bought a small "Pony Kodak" camera at the local store (Hudson Bay?), and started taking coloured slides of the Kitimat from 1952-1953. Left Kitimat at the end of August 1953 to move to Montreal.
Photograph of High School graduating class. 2nd row: Robert Bishop, ???, ???, ???, Udo Klingspohn, Ken Robinson, Brian Nunes, Reginald Handford, Don Gillespie, Lynn Craig, Jack Mallow, Ken Nelson, Richard Kadulski. Front row: Beverley Gwyn, Ruth Stockman, Ingrun Hagemann, Ursula Muehling, Louise Sigouin, Nyl Creed, Jane McKee, Joey Mulder, Hazel Bathgate, Sharon Sestrap, Ellen-Louise Jomini.
Photograph of High School graduating class. 2nd row: Robert Bishop, ???, ???, ???, Udo Klingspohn, Ken Robinson, Brian Nunes, Reginald Handford, Don Gillespie, Lynn Craig, Jack Mallow, Ken Nelson, Richard Kadulski. Front row: Beverley Gwyn, Ruth Stockman, Ingrun Hagemann, Ursula Muehling, Louise Sigouin, Nyl Creed, Jane McKee, Joey Mulder, Hazel Bathgate, Sharon Sestrap, Ellen-Louise Jomini.
A photograph of Mt. Elizabeth volleyball team who won the Northwest Zone championship. Front Row (L-R) Wayne Termoin, Gary Conrad, Jose Mendes and Andy Robertson. Back Row (L-R) Jack Balzer (coach), Joe Edwards, Cameron Haight, Jack Kondratiuk, Ray Stevenson, Gordie Gwyn, Joe Calado (captain), Bob Drover and Perry Bukers (manager)
A photograph of Mt. Elizabeth volleyball team who won the Northwest Zone championship. Front Row (L-R) Wayne Termoin, Gary Conrad, Jose Mendes and Andy Robertson. Back Row (L-R) Jack Balzer (coach), Joe Edwards, Cameron Haight, Jack Kondratiuk, Ray Stevenson, Gordie Gwyn, Joe Calado (captain), Bob Drover and Perry Bukers (manager)
A row of adults signing papers for night school registration. There is a Royal Bank calender hanging on the wall showing day 1, with a monthly calender right below it.
A row of adults signing papers for night school registration. There is a Royal Bank calender hanging on the wall showing day 1, with a monthly calender right below it.