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    Black and white photograph of the winning snow sculpture at the 1965 Waterloo Lutheran University Winter Carnival. The sculpture of a hawk sitting on a log was built in front of the Waterloo Lutheran Seminary building.

    Black and white photograph of a dinosaur snow sculpture in front of Conrad Hall on the Waterloo Lutheran University campus. Willison Hall is visible in the background. The snow sculpture is part of the university's 1962 Winter Carnival activities.

    Colour photograph of students constructing a snow sculpture for Waterloo Lutheran University's 1969 Winter Carnival. The sculpture, named "Klondike Pete" is of a man, wearing a red shirt and blue pants, standing beside a doorway. A ladder is resting against the sculpture.

    Colour photograph of students constructing a snow sculpture for Waterloo Lutheran University's 1969 Winter Carnival. The sculpture, named "Klondike Pete" is of a man, wearing a red shirt and blue pants, standing beside a doorway.

    Reverse: Eskimo man and his dog was the winning ice sculpture for Winter Carnival 1969 and The Supremes Concert was the highlight. A student would reach the dog's chest. It was huge! There's a pic in the W. Carnival Brochure. Gail.

    Reverse, in marker: 139 Reverse, stamp: 1961

    Black and white outdoor photograph of a Bonhomme character holding hands with two at Waterloo Lutheran University Winter Carnival 1961. They are standing in front of an ice sculpture of a Viking ship.