Item consists of a scrapbook created for Rev. John Bell on his retirement in June 1968. It contains photographs that show his life, though predominately while at Appleby College. It includes photographs PH01-0802 - PH01-0818.
Item consists of a newspaper clipping about Hilda Chattaway.
Item consists of the 1916-1917 Appleby School publication of The Register.
Item consists of the Appleby School Register booklet for 1919-1920.
Item consists of the 1923 - 1924 school register booklet for Appleby School.
Item consists of a newspaper clipping about Hilda Chattaway.
Item consists of a newspaper clipping about Hilda Chattaway.
Item consists of the 1927 - 1928 Register booklet for Appleby School.
Item consists of the January 1932 Register booklet for Appleby School.
Item consists of a newspaper clipping about Hilda Chattaway.
Item consists of a newspaper clipping about Hilda Chattaway.
Item consists of a newspaper clipping about Hilda Chattaway.
Item consists of the October 1994 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the 1994-1995 prefects; new staff members; Remembrance Day event; field hockey; enrollment numbers; debating; computer network on campus; and a new bus transportation for those in the Burlington area.
Item consists of the January 1995 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the Christmas house tour; staff and faculty updates; hockey updates; rugby team tour to Australia; squash team; annual fund updates; guest speaker and native elder visits Appleby and Round Square Conference updates.
Item consists of the September 1995 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the 1995-1996 prefects; Closing Day and award winners; Round Square Australia Conference; new staff and faculty; fundraising for United Way; and computer network and technology upgrades.
Item consists of the February 1998 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the first inner-city youth programme or Camp VISTA (Volunteers Inspire Smiles Together at Appleby) to provide children from less fortunate areas in downtown Toronto a chance to improve their athletic and academic skills; literary accomplishments for four Appleby students; new staff and faculty updates; Annual Fund updates; student exchange program updates; and information on the Saturday Night Fever gala auction.
Item consists of the September 1998 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the construction of the Student Technology Centre, located under the arches as well as updates on the e.school program; changes to the school timetable with classes now starting at 8am; updates for faculty and staff; invitation to the official opening of the new Powell's House residence; and list of prefects.
Item consists of the November 1998 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about United Way Week and C.A.R.E. (Community Awareness Reaching Everyone; guest musical performer visits Appleby; faculty and staff updates; Duke of Edinburgh programme updates; Community Service updates; Christmas House Tour updates; Annual Fund updates; and updates to various global education school trips.
Item consists of the September 1999 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the purchase of the Cedar Croft Cabins and Cedar Croft Motor Court properties or six acres of land near East Field; academic structure at Appleby is modified with the creation of three 'schools': Middle School, Upper School and Senior School; United Way Week updates; prefects for 1999-2000 school year; and staff and faculty updates.
Item consists of the October 1999 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about Closing Day and award ceremonies; staff and faculty updates; Homecoming; prefects; Arts Department updates; e.school laptop program updates and field hockey updates.
Item consists of the April 2000 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the student trip to England as well as Italy; GIS contest; chapel choir performances; create writing winners; staff updates; student musical Fame; Summer Sports Programme updates; Walkathon updates; and Annual Fund updates.
Item consists of the May 2000 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about Round Square conference; swim team updates; Baillie House Fundraising Week; Camp VISTA updates; Middle School trip to Quebec; Appleby signs agreement with Spain for job placement for faculty and staff as well as student exchanges; and staff and faculty news.
Item is a photograph of Sergeant Major C.S.M. Clarke in uniform.
Item is a photograph of a school nurse attending to a student in the infirmary.
Appleby CollegeItem is a photograph of a school nurse attending to a student in the infirmary.
Appleby CollegeItem is a photograph of E.V. Brown's cottage (now Alumni House) in winter.
Item is a photograph of choirmaster Leslie Bott gives Coronation Choir members William Green and Bradley Brown their tour blazers.
Charles Osland of OakvilleItem is a photograph of the choirmaster Leslie Bott assisting chorister Alex Cooper with his tour blazer.
Charles Osland of OakvilleItem is a photograph of Master T.B. Colley.
Item is a photograph of a portrait of Thomas Colley by Kenneth Forbes.
Brigdens Limited of TorontoItem is a photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Colley outside School (now Colley) House.
Item is a photograph of Mr. Colley.
Item is a photograph portrait of faculty member D.M. "Skin" Dewar.
Witton Photography of TorontoItem is a photograph of faculty member D.M. "Skin" Dewar sitting at his office desk.
Item is a photograph portrait of Headmaster John Guest.
Item is a photograph portrait of John Guest .
Item includes five photographs of the portrait of John Guest by Archibald Barnes.
Brigdens Limited of TorontoItem is a photograph of former head John Guest laying the cornerstone for the Classroom Building.
Witton Photography of TorontoItem is a photograph of Headmaster John Guest woodworking.
Item includes two photographs of the portrait of former head John Guest by Archibald Barnes.
Item is a photograph of Former head John Guest with Headmaster John Bell at the laying of the cornerstone for the new Classroom Building.
Witton Photography of TorontoItem is a photograph of Headmaster Ned Larsen.
Item is a photograph of Headmaster Guy McLean unveiling former head Alexis Troubetzkoy's portrait by Faith Wood.
Item is a photograph of Headmaster Alexis Troubetzkoy in front of the Memorial Classroom Building.
Item is a photograph of Headmaster Alexis Troubetzkoy speaking on Closing Day.
Item is a photograph of Headmaster Alexis Troubetzkoy seated beside faculty member Stewart Large on Closing Day.
Item includes six photograph portraits of Headmaster Alexis Troubetzkoy.
Manoug Photographe, Montreal, QuebecItem is a photograph portrait of Headmaster Alexis Troubetzkoy.
Item is a photograph portrait of Headmaster Alexis Troubetzkoy.
Item is a photograph of Headmaster Guy McLean with former head Alexis Troubetzkoy stand beside a portrait of Troubetzkoy to honour his service to Appleby.
Item is a photograph of former Headmaster Alexis Troubetzkoy laughing among colleagues at the unveiling of his portrait to recognize his service to Appleby.
Item is a photograph of Old Boy Warren Beasley (class of 1950) presenting Hilda Chattaway with a gift when she was made an honorary Old Boy at the Annual Old Boys Dinner.
Item is a photograph of Old Boy Brooke Ferris (class of 1963) standing alongside Hilda Chattaway and Headmaster Ned Larsen at the planting of a chestnut tree to honour Hilda's 50 years at Appleby. The tree was planted west of Colley House.
Appleby CollegeItem is a photograph Headmaster Ned Larsen leading Hilda Chattaway through a standing ovation at her fifieth anniversary celebrations.
Globe and MailItem is a photograph of Head Prefect Graham Leggat kissing the cheek of Hilda Chattaway, Appleby's head chef at her fifieth anniversary celebrations.
Inland Publishing Co. LimitedItem is a photograph of Head Prefect Graham Leggat kissing the cheek of Hilda Chattaway, Appleby's head chef at her fifieth anniversary celebrations.
Inland Publishing Co. LimitedItem is a photograph of faculty members E.W. Whittington, H.C. Hardwick, and T.B. Colley in conversation.
Canada Pictures (Toronto)Item is a photograph of the 1960 faculty body.
Item is a photograph portrait of faculty member Norm Landry.
Gerald Campbell StudiosItem is a photograph of Faculty member Ian Robertson.
Item is a photograph of school librarian Isabel Hodge.
Item is a photograph of faculty member Mr. Stewart with arena supervisor J.C. Herbert.
Appleby CollegeItem is a photograph of Frank White Appleby's first professional librarian in the new library located in the Science and Resource Centre.
Item is a photograph of Junior School teachers Jennifer Neal, Michael Nightingale and Willie Canham.
Item is a photograph of faculty member Michael Nightingale
Item is a photograph of Appleby's superintendent Bert Halsey with his wife at the Old Boys Annual Dinner where Bert was recognized for his years of service to Appleby.
Heimbecker, NormItem is a photograph of secretary Shirley Kent.
Item consists of a sound recording of an oral history interview between faculty member D.M. 'Skin' Dewar and alumni Randy Smye '63 discussing life at Appleby College as an English teacher and football coach between 1934 and 1974. Topics discussed include the 1936 trip to Berlin Olympics; Weis Memorial window; Headmasters John Guest, Percival Wickens, Rev. Bell, staff including Mr. Colley, Alastair Walker; Mr. Whittington, Sgt. Sam Clarke, Miss Niblett and Miss James, Bruce Lockhart, John Page, Lesley Bott. Subjects include football, chapel, covered rink, Brown House, electrical system on campus, buildings around campus, Town of Oakville, golf course on campus, carving roasts at dinner, The Depression, World War 2. See attached transcription for more details.
Smye, RandyItem consists of a sound recording of an oral history interview between faculty member Mr. H.C. Hardwick who taught English and French from 1929 and 1964, and alumni's Randy Smye '63 and Michael DesRoches '62. They discuss life at Appleby College including quite a bit about corporal punishment and discipline.
It includes discussion of faculty member Mr. Colley and various incidents during World War 2. There is discussion about Mr. Wickens both as a teacher and later as a headmaster, life at Appleby during the Depression years and the economic difficulties the school faced; how Mr. Hardwick came to be at Appleby College as a languages teacher; how Mr. Whittington and Mr. Wickens oversaw the dramatic society.
Mr. Hardwick talks about the publication of his books as well as the school play 'How Lancelot came to Camelot'.
Other topics include: tug of war teams, inter-house battles, new gym, junior school, chapel - the opening and the organ, E.V. Brown and the building of his house; female staff including Miss James and Miss Niblett; founder Mr. Guest; the electrical system at the school, floods; facilities man Bert Halsey; different teachers and some of the stories about them and their personal lives; lists various early students and their personalities and how they were punished when they were bad.
Fonds consists of 1 photograph album belonging to Nina Meggs, containing 71 black and white photographs depicting Nina's time at Appleby College as a nurse from 1921-1924.
Meggs, NinaFonds consists of 1 photograph album belonging to David Guest, containing 146 black and white photographs depicting David's time at Appleby College as a student from 1917-1925.
Guest, David G.File consists of newspaper clipping obituaries of Appleby College employees and includes the following last names: Wickens, Colley, Whittington, Francis, Scott, Ahern, Wethey.
File consists of the Appleby College newsletter 'Appleby This Week' which provides announcements of events and activities happening at the school, as well as announcements about academics and information from school administration. It includes information on sports teams, SARS and other health issues, employee and staff news as well as cadets.
File consists of correspondence, obituaries and biographical information about Hilda Chattaway, who served as the Appleby College Head Chef from 1929 to 1985. It includes correspondence wit h the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario and the Governor General of Canada about Hilda's 50 years of service. There are a few letters from Hilda to various people at Appleby, information on Hilda's Window that she donated at the Chapel to honour Miss Niblett and Miss James, salary information for Hilda, the chapel program from her funeral, and several newspaper articles about her life.
File includes a letter dated March 1, 1979 from Her Royal Highness Queen Elizabeth II regarding Hilda's upcoming 50th anniversary.
File contains RESTRICTED information.
File consists of the Employee News newsletter which highlights human resources issues at Appleby College for Faculty and Staff.
File consists of former Appleby College faculty and staff funeral service programs and include: Percival Wickens, John A.M. Bell, Robert Francis, Harry W. Bailey, Margaret Louise Home, Bert Halsey, David Marshall (Skin) Dewar, David J. Paul, Maj-Berit Dickens, Gail Salema, William David Russell "Digger" Smith, Frederick Stewart Large, Campbell MacKay.
File consists of correspondence between Headmaster Mr. Guest and employee, Edith Grindlay. Edith was hired in 1911 to be both school nurse and school matron, and was one of the original employees when the school opened. Correspondence includes reference letters and her acceptance letter; letters regarding purchasing initial supplies and setting up the dormitories, kitchen and infirmary in the original School House (later Colley House) in 1911. Later letters include which supplies to order for the new Headmaster's house and the hospital, which were built in 1913. Supplies that are discussed include curtains, bedding, linens, flooring, paint, and dishes. There is also correspondence about Edith learning to type on a typewriter, canning supplies and canning the fruit on the property, as well as where to purchase and how much food should be purchased.
During World War 1 there is correspondence about rationing and the rising cost of food, as well as brief mentions of alumni who had gone off to war, including Massey, Crawley and Powell.
There is quite a lot of correspondence about the hiring and salary of female domestic staff including kitchen and dormitory cleaning staff. There is also some mention of the men on the Facilities team and the work they should be doing as well as some of their personal problems, including drinking.
There is also quite a lot of correspondence about supply orders and payments, with several receipts from Eatons, Singer Sewing Machine Company and others.
Throughout the letters there are brief mentions of early staff members including Mr. Colley, Mr. Powell and Mr. Whittington.
Edith worked for Appleby from 1911 until she was married in October 1920. She did come back to work for a short period of time in 1924 and there is one letter, possibly from her 1924 return which outlines what she will try to accomplish.
File consists of records pertaining to alumni and faculty member William David Russell "Digger" Smith and includes a birthday card created by the students in Powell's House in 1976, his funeral service programme, a special commemorative brochure about his life created by Appleby College as well as the Fall 2005 Appleby Quarterly, which contains an article about him.
File consists of the student publication "Re-Source News Magazine" first published in October 1996.
The 1996 issues include the following articles: Residential life and House updates; United Way Bathtub Race updates; new Pentium-equipped computers in the Library; English and Media Arts teacher David Boyd received a Governor General's Literary Awards nomination; Music Department teacher Paul McCulloch was part of a musical group The Nines that performed at Appleby; Arts Department updates including media arts, painting, drama, dance; prefect update for 1996-1997 year; interview with Director of IT Sheldon Rose and updates to Appleby Computer Network; Middle School updates; line-dancing for United Way; new staff and Faculty; article about minivans - the new family vehicle; football team updates; music and movie reviews; Pumpkin Nite; Cadets; the situation in South Africa and Apartheid; article about faculty member Dr. Clifford Sampson; an article about Steven Biko a South African leader; updates about the cooperative program between Appleby and the Oakland Regional Centre; current fashion trends; an article about the Appleby College Women's Association; swim team updates; updates on the Bubble dome to be installed near Walker House for athletics; and an article about website design.
The 1997 issues include articles about: House updates; snowboarding; gender stereotypes and technology; student entrepreneurs; an article about Faculty member David Smith also known as 'Mr. Appleby'; Middle School updates; modelling and film industry; updates on school production of 'The Boyfriend'; article by Faculty member David Schaneuk or 'Zuke' about his recent injuries; music and film reviews; update on the hockey team; articles about what makes you laugh and what is humourous; a list of current comedians; prefect updates; Appleby College hosting Round Square Conference; Languange on the Internet including German, French and Spanish; Multicultural Week at Appleby; Student trip to China; Renovation of Powell's House gets approval; updates on the library and resources available on the internet; Student trip to Scotland for Rugby and Field Hockey; a year in review article; an interview of Aubrey Baillie - Chairman of the Board of Governors; an update on the Cadets; updates to computer and server infrastructure at Appleby; and update on the Admissions Office; random photographs of the graduates; and an article by retiring Faculty member Sandra Taylor. There are also articles about the Prince Andrew, The Duke of York visiting Appleby College for the Round Square Conference, the death of Princess Diana; Remembrance Day; Round Square Conference in England; Various school updates including dances and bathtub race; earrings and piercings at Appleby; sports updates including basketball, volleyball, football and field hockey; vandalism issues at Appleby; construction of the new Powell's House residence; new Independent Study Unit (ISU) at Appleby; smoking issues at Appleby; updates on the Appleby Choir and why go to Chapel; and updates to Prefect system.
The 1998 issues include articles about House updates; fundraising for charity including United Way; Inter-House traditions; co-ed visiting rules for the various residences; School production of Oklahoma; updates to the school uniform policy; sports updates including basketball, swimming, volleyball, hockey, ski team; the issue of cars on campus; the Student Centre; Round Square trip to Northern Thailand; smoking on campus; Middle School updates; respect on campus; various student achievements throughout the year; snowboarding; e.school laptop program announcements; private schools vs. public schools; course changes for next year; sports updates for soccer, softball, golf, rugby and ball hockey tournament; House spirit; updates for 1998 graduates; theft at school; Powell's House Medicine Cabinet returned after being stolen; Walkathon updates; construction of new Powell's House; retirement of Faculty members Mrs. Deb Sewell and Norm Landry; and Drugs at Appleby.
File consists of two newspaper clippings on the death of Thomas B. Colley as well as a short article regarding The Building Campaign of 1946-1947.
Item consists of a black and white photograph of English teacher Michael DesRoches (left) and Maggie Larock (right) talking at the volunteer luncheon in the Headmaster's home.
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Kevin Thomson (class of 1983) (left), Rosalind Nightingale (centre) and Rob Volterra (class of 1983) at the volunteer luncheon in the Headmaster's home.
Item consists of a black and white photograph of David Boyd (left) and editor Elizabeth Siegel (right) at a reception at Appleby College. Note on verso: "Co-ordinator of Junior School English David Boyd recently celebrated the release of his three new children's novels with a reception at Appleby. Boyd, who is in his 16th year of teaching at the school, has produced several plays for Appleby boys to perform, and published his first novel for children last May. The new books, called Spellbound!, The Danger Beneath and Earthwatch, are published by Oakville's Rubicon Publishing Ltd. Appleby parent Maggie Goh heads the company. Boyd, shown here discussing business with his editor Elizabeth Siegel, is currently working on another ambitious literary project: a trilogy set in medieval England, Niagara Falls in 1870 and Paris in 1940." This event was described in The Whippet (March 1990, no. 2).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of teachers Isobel Hodge (left), Betty Goodfellow (centre) and Jane Tilley (right) dressed in Halloween costumes on the Appleby College grounds. This event was described in The Argus (1990).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of from left, Head of English Campbell MacKay, History teacher Mark Perdok and French teacher Denis Desrosiers.
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Appleby College's new Athletic therapist Giulio Carlin. He is introduced in The Argus Yearbook (1990).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Appleby College's new Development Assistant Caroline Gale sitting in front of a computer. This event is described in The Appleby Quarterly (December 1989, vol. 12, no. 2).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Music teacher Jennifer Neal (left) and Systems Operator Pat MacDowell (right) at Co-ordinator of Junior School English David Boyd's book reception. This event was described in The Whippet (March 1990, no. 2).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Co-ordinator of Junior School English David Boyd (left) and editor Elizabeth Siegel (right) at a book reception at Appleby College to celebrate the publication of David Boyd's most recent books. This event was described in The Whippet (March 1990, no. 2).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Head of Moderns Sandra Taylor at the charity bag folding event for the Daily Bread Food Bank. This event was described in The Appleby Quarterly (July 1990, vol. 12, no. 4).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Head of Science Dr. Michael Roth. He is introduced in The Argus Yearbook (1990).
Item consists of a black and white photograph of Appleby College's kitchen staff at Winter Carnival's Beach Day under a big patio canopy in the dining hall. From left to right are: Rosa Skrotski, Coby Niewpoort, Cora Silvernan, Rita Fortino, Old Boy and Chef Doug White (class of 1975), Victoria Muroz, Irene Verra, and Maria Dirisio. This event was described in The Appleby Quarterly (April 1990).
Item consists of a colour photograph of Ann Josselyn (wife of English teacher Peter Josselyn) in the centre and laughing at Appleby College's staff barbeque.
Item consists of a colour photograph of English teacher Peter Josselyn giving a retirement speech Appleby College's staff barbeque.
Item consists of a colour photograph of from left, English teacher Vincent Twight, Athletic therapist Giulio Carlin and his wife Marina Carlin, and Head of English Campbell MacKay at the staff barbeque.
Item consists of a colour photograph of from left, Rosalind Nightingale, Music teacher Lynn (Ewing) Fischer, Jackie (Washington) Stewart, and Brenda Jenner.
Item consists of a colour photograph of Junior School teacher Richard Dent (back right), Systems Operator Pat McDowell (centre), Head of Music Brian Turnbull and Wendy Turnbull (right), and Biology teacher Brian O'Leary (right) at the staff barbeque.
Item consists of a colour photograph of food being served at the staff barbeque.
Item consists of a colour photograph of secretary Shirley Kent at her retirement celebration with Director of the Junior School and Latin teacher Michael Nightingale.