Back and middle: Donna Pendziwol-MacMillan, Stanleigh Cole, Robin Trudel, Heather Mackenzie, possibly Sunil Bhandari behind (hidden), Tom from Ireland with pipe, Anne Nicholson (arm in front of face), Eric Tolton in sunglasses, Carole Ruhnke (curly hair), Mike MacMillan behind her, unknown woman on right.

Anne Nicholson recalls: "I remember when the photo was taken. I think that it was in late July or early August of '78. I was just passing through on my way back home [to Québec]. I can't remember why my sister was there too. In fact I can just barely remember having the photo taken. Someone in the Brown House had a plan and I just showed up when I was asked to."

Donna Pendziwol-MacMillan writes: "Mike says that this photo was taken by Paul Rapati as a promotional to make a poster to send out to recruit members and students. He thinks it actually became a poster. The crew for this book did live in the brown house; we provided room and board and they joined us at meal time. They used the library as their main layout room....The title of the Lost Moose comes from being at the school. Story goes that one day there was a moose out in the school grounds. One of their team went into the brown house and told one of the guys, who was a hunter, that he had just lost a moose and so they started talking about lost moose, hence the title."

Anne visited Carcross for a week in the summer of 1976 and came back as a student in 1977-78.
Donna and Mike were parent members from 1977 to 1979.