Fonds consists of certificates, gradesheets, correspondence and ephemera of Clearihue's school years and ephemera of her father, Joseph Badenoch Clearihue, and the University of Victoria.
Clearihue, Joyce Golding, 1927-
Photograph is of a large room full of people at the opening of the Clearihue Building, including John MacDonald, Joseph Clearihue and Rhyllis Ross.
Joseph and Irene Clearihue at Lake Louise
Photograph is of Joseph and Irene Clearihue at Lake Louise with the Calgary Stampede.
Joseph, Irene and Joyce Clearihue
Photograph is of Joseph B. and Irene Clearihue with their daughter Joyce in the garden.
Joseph B. Clearihue at the Opening of the Commons Block
Photograph is of Joseph B. Clearihue at the microphone, addressing the audience at the opening of the Commons Block.
Joseph and Irene Clearihue cut the cake
Photograph contains image of Joseph B. and his wife Irene Clearihue cutting the cake at the 70th Birthday party. M. J. Smith, walter Gage and Jean Farquhar in the background.
Clearihue and other seated along edge of room
Photograph contains image of Frederic G.C. Wood, Cifford Rogers and Mrs. Rogers, Sara Spencer and Joseph B. Clearihue seated along the edge of the room before the buffet dinner for the 70th Birthday party.
Guests to the Cunningham Building opening chat in the MacLaurin Building
Photograph is of guests Joseph B. Clearihue, Irene Clearihue, Jean Farquhar and Hugh E. Farquhar chatting in the MacLaurin building after the Cunningham building's opening ceremony.
Joseph B. Clearihue speaks at the official opening of the Elliott building
Photograph contains view of Joseph B. Clearihue speaking at the official opening of the Elliott building. Left to right : George Farmer (Contractor), William N. Chant (Minister of Public Works), Joseph B. Clearihue (Chancellor), Malcolm Taylor (President), Mrs. P. H. Elliot, and Harry Hickman.
Bennet, Pearkes, Taylor and Clearihue
Photograph contains image of W.A.C. Bennett (Honorary Degree recipient), George R. Pearkes (Lieutenant-Governor of B.C.), Malcolm G. Taylor (President) and Joseph B. Clearihue (Chancellor) at the third annual Convocation ceremony