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• Which One Will It Be? - Just one wish will be granted at the Eskimo Ball in the Macdonald Hotel. The eleven lovely girls above, pictured in exquisite party gowns, all contest the title of "Miss Eskimo" posing a difficult problem for the judges of the contest (newspaper clipping).
• Front kneeling (l to r): Jo Anne Marsh, Frances Wood;
• Back seated (l to r): Joanne Klapstein, Earla Laudermilk, Muriel O'Connor, Donna Krupa, Kathy Johnson, Phyllis Stevens, Cori Sokolow, Joanne Greaves and Saralee Holden.
• Photo from Scrapbook 2.

• WIFU Final Playoff.
• Courageous Bombers Win Grey Cup Berth - The Edmonton Eskimos, kings of Canadian Football since 1954, were rudely knocked off their throne by the battered but brave Winnipeg Blue Bombers, losing the deciding game of the western final 17-2 after 20 minutes of overtime (newspaper clipping).
• Photo from Scrapbook 2.

• Tough Going Ahead - Eskimos' regular defensive safety Oscar Kruger, who saw action on the offensive half line for the first thime this season at Winnipeg last night along with four other homebrew backs, found the Bombers a sharp-tackling lot on this punt runback midway through the third quarter. 'Peg's Garland Warren is latched on to Oscar while Cornel Piper moves in for the kill. Esks in the background are halfbacks Jo-Bob Smith and Leigh McMillan, also members of the suicide squad. Mainly using an all-Canadian backfield, Esks lost 43-13 (newspaper clipping).
• Photo from Scrapbook 2.

• Esks Gain Revenge With Fourth Straight Win (newspaper headline).
• Photo from Scrapbook 2.

Pretty Mary-Jo Powell, 19, is crowned Miss Eskimo of 1960 by Edmonton Eskimo Football Club president Gordon Wynn. The crowning took place at Friday night's Miss Eskimo Ball. Mary-Jo will carry Edmonton Eskimo colors in the Miss Grey Cup contest to be held

• Front Row (l to r): Dan Edwards (Assistant Coach), Johnny Bright, Gino Fracas (Co-Captain), Gordon Wynn (President), Eagle Keys (Head Coach), Joe Ryan (General Manager), Jackie Parker (Co-Captain), Pat Dye, Bob Kellogg (Assistant Coach).
• Second Row (l to r): 'Chuck' Quilter, Jim Letcavits, Ted Tully, Don Barry, Howie Schumm, Jim Shipka, Vic Chapman, Joe-Bob Smith, Oscar Kruger, Nat Dye, Dunc Harvey.
• Third Row (l to r): Al Henderson (Assistant Trainer), Roy Stevenson, Mike Volcan, Mike Lashuk, Don Getty, Rollie Miles, Mike Kmech, Al Ecuyer, Larry Fleisher, Ed Gray, Dick Buday (Trainer).
• Fourth Row (l to r): Stan Moher (Publicist), Ronnie Quillen, Roy Cameron, Bill Smith, Don Duncalfe, Don Stephenson, Bobby Walden, Toby Deese, Bill Hill, Roger Nelson, Jack Lamb, Art Walker, Ted Allard (Equipment Head).
• Absent: Dr. M.A. Emery (Team Doctor).
• Photo from Scrapbook 3.

• Esks' Mike Kostin (#21) and Junior Hawthorne (#50) move in to tackle Argos' Jim Christopherson.
• Photo from Scrapbook 5.

• Esks Shattered In Debut - Stampeders Find Stride (newspaper headline).
• Photo from Scrapbook 5.

• Bombers Sink Esks - Edmonton 7, Winnipeg 37 (newspaper headline).
• Photo from Scrapbook 5.

• Roughies Overwhelm Army's Eskimos 56-8 (newspaper headline).
• Photo from Scrapbook 5.