Views of Douglas Stewart with one of the figures on the Rolleston House float for the Capping Week procession called “Procesh”.
Views of the ‘Procesh’ capping procession.
Garden gnome fishing and a seal playing in fountains outside the James Hight Library at the University of Canterbury, added by students during capping week activities.
Photos were taken in 1970 or 1971 of the annual student procession in Christchurch
Views of floats manned by University of Canterbury students participating in the capping week Capping Procession 'Procesh' in the central city.
Views of two Canterbury University students, dressed as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, riding horses on Oxford Terrace with the Ranfurly Shield.
Views of a mock oil rig made for Capping Week in the Avon River by the Worcester Street bridge.
View of university capping stunt involving placing a papier-mache effigy under a guillotine by students in costume in Cathedral Square.
Dummy dressed as a university parking warden and bicycle atop of clock tower at the University of Canterbury.
View of university capping stunt involving students in costume and the placing of a fellow student in the stocks in Cathedral Square.
Views of students of Rolleston House at the University of Canterbury working on a papier mache float for the capping procession.
Views of an Austin car reassembled on the roof of the Government Life building in Cathedral Square as part of Capping Week.
Views of students preparing the floats for the Capping week procession 'Procesh' float at Bishop Julius Hotel.
Views of floats manned by University of Canterbury students participating in the capping week Capping Procession 'Procesh' in the central city. Frames one and two feature the Ranfurly Shield.
Members of the University of Canterbury French club in Akaroa for Capping Week.