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Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior students in costume at French teacher Judy Warrington's grade five class Pow wow. They are sitting in a classroom, and a large chalk board is behind them. This event was described in The Whippet (January/February 1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of grade five student Matthew Sibbald singing while in costume at French teacher Judy Warrington's grade five class Pow wow. This event was also described in The Whippet (January/February 1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Karen Machin, director of the Wild Bird Clinic at the University of Guelph, presenting the Great Horned owl "Virginia" to Michael Bowen's grade five science class. This event was described in The Whippet (January/February 1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Karen Machin, director of the Wild Bird Clinic at the University of Guelph, presenting a small bird of prey to Michael Bowen's grade five science class. This event was described in The Whippet (January/February 1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior School students in their Halloween costumes. This event was described in The Argus (1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior School students in their Halloween costumes. This event was described in The Argus (1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior School students in their Halloween costumes. This event was described in The Argus (1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior School students in their Halloween costumes. This event was described in The Argus (1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior School students in their Halloween costumes. This event was described in The Argus (1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior School students in their Halloween costumes. This event was described in The Argus (1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Junior School students at the dedication ceremony outside the Nicholas Arts Centre for the totem pole for Appleby College's seventy-fifth anniversary. This event is described in The Appleby Quarterly (December 1989, vol. 12, no. 2).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Karen Machin, director of the Wild Bird Clinic at the University of Guelph, presenting the Great Horned owl "Virginia" to Michael Bowen's grade five science class. This event is described in The Whippet (January/February 1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of Sean O'Meara dressed in costume at French teacher Judy Warrington's grade five class Pow wow. Note on verso: "Campfire burns at Pow Wow - Members of Judy Warrington's grade five class recently enjoyed an afternoon of Indian culture, complete with make-believe campfire and a sample of native cooking. The boys, dressed in costumes of their own creation, recited poetry from memory, exchanged Christmas gifts they had made in art class, and sang several chants with accompaniment by piano player Matthew Sibbald and drummer Sean O'Meara. Though Indian Chief Jimmy Dick had been scheduled to attend, last-minute travel difficulties forced him to cancel his visit." This event was described in The Whippet (January/February 1990).

Item consists of a black and white photograph of students and teachers serving breakfast at the Junior School Carnival. Note on verso: "Junior School Carnival brought with it some interesting sights -- at left, teachers David Boyd (l.) and David Moore (r.) tried their hands at serving breakfast, and Music teacher Lynn Fischer, at right, congratulated Grade Four students James Brown (left) and Joe Chan (right) on their artwork." This photograph only shows teachers David Boyd and David Moore serving breakfast, and this photograph is placed beside another photograph in The Whippet with Lynn Fischer and grade four students. This event was described in The Whippet (February 1991, no. 8).

Item consists of a colour photograph of former Director of the Junior School Michael Nightingale (left), his wife Rosalind Nightingale (centre), and Headmaster Guy McLean (right) at a reception to celebrate his involvement with Appleby College for twenty-five years, and inclusion into the Quarter Century Club. Rosalind Nightingale is holding a portrait of Michael Nightingale. This event was described in The Appleby Quarterly (July 1994, vol. 15, no. 4).

Item consists of the Appleby College Junior School Senior Victor Ludorum Cup presented by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hueton.