A cropped version of 73-11-04_001 appeared on Page 5 of the Wednesday, November 14, 1973 (v.14, n.11) edition of the Gazette as part of the article: "Advisors meet, hear of co-op growth."

Photo caption from published version of 73-11-04_001: "Ten years later. In 1963, these men, who were reunited at last week's Industrial Advisory Council meeting, filled much different roles from what they do today. From left, they are Dr. A.S. Barber, Pade Fadare, Dr. D.T. Wright and Dr. J. G. Hagey. In 1963, Bert Barber was director of co-ordination, developing the department that finds the jobs for co-op students. He is now director of career planning and placement. Pade Fadare was a freshman engineering student from Nigeria, a member of the first group to be sponsored by the African Students Foundation. He is now on campus for six months studying the co-op system so that he can return to the University of Ibadan, Nigeria, and become director of co-ordination for Ibadan's co-op program. Doug Wright was still the engineering faculty's first dean in 1963. He is now deputy secretary for social development, Province of Ontario. Dr. Hagey, UW's founding president, was still guiding the growth of the university in 1963 and is now president emeritus."