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Item consists of the January/February 1990 edition of The Whippet newsletter. This was the first issue and discusses coeducation and the admission of female students at Appleby, Admissions and Development Department moves into the E.W. Brown Cottage; the Grade Five class learned about First Nations culture; information on soon to be released Appleby College Choir album - Musical Revelry; Winter Carnival updates; Appleby fundraised to save 40 acres of rainforest through the World Wildlife Federation; Birds of Prey visited the Junior School science classes.

Item consists of the March 1990 issue of The Whippet newsletter. It includes articles about coeducation and the admittance of female students at Appleby College; Campus Arboretum project; Canadian Educational Standards Institute (CESI) evaluations; Winter Carnival; Faculty member David Boyd and the release of three new Children's novels; donation to hospital where fellow student is staying; Senior School Talent Night; Career Night; school trips including to Rome; and environment and acid rain study.

Item consists of the May 1990 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about: students organizing exchange with Soviet Union group; coeducation updates; Earth Day projects and helping out the Toronto Food Bank; Appleby production of Oliver!; various fundraising activities.

Item consists of the November 1990 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the United Way Bathtub Race; Health Centre lottery; a report on coeducation; Appleby College Christmas Musical; Appleby College Choir participating in Christmas album - The Little Crooked Christmas Tree which was narrated by Canadian actor Christopher Plummer; Appleby College to host soccer tournament; Appleby College receives Optimist award; Walkathon.

Item consists of the December 1990 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about Colley House Oktoberfest fundraiser; explorer Quentin Keynes visits Appleby College; various fundraisers; Alumni George Atkins '35 spoke to classes about working with Developing Countries Farm Radio Network; Canadian author Eric Wilson visited Appleby College; Walkathon and coeducation update including uniforms.

Item consists of the February 1991 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the Gulf War; coeducation; swim team; Canadian Tire money fundraiser; basketball; European Choir Tour; guest lecture about The Red Cross.

Item consists of the April 1991 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about Earth Day and the environment; penpals in the Northwest Territories; coeducation; fundraiser for Health Centre; Arboretum project; School production - Tom Brown's Schooldays; rugby; various fundraisers; choir performance with Maureen Forrester.

Item consists of the October 1991 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about coeducation; cross-country runners; performing arts; European Choir Tour; British Tour; and school computer network access.

Item consists of the June 1993 issue of The Whippet newsletter and includes articles about the first coed graduation ceremony and award winners; Summer Remedial Math Programme updates; Upper One Music performs for preschools; wildlife garden donations for East Field gardens for Earth Day; Town of Oakville plants a tree on campus for Arbor Day and Earth Week; A Taste of Appleby cookbook updates; school fundraisers; and student trip to Washington, DC.

Item consists of the 1991-1992 Argus yearbook. This was the first year female students were enrolled at the school.

Item consists of a documentary video about Appleby College made by Sheridan College Students in the Fall 1990-Spring 1991 school year. The 11-minute video discusses the following:
0.00 - .059 minutes - Choir and chapel
1.00 - 1.42 minutes - John Guest and history of school
1.43 - 2.04 minutes - school motto (Michael DesRoches speaking)
2.05 - 3.48 minutes - John Bell
3.49 - 4.11 minutes - Dining Hall
4.12 - 5.17 minutes - Prefects (Kris Whalen speaking)
5.18 - 5.59 minutes - John Bell, construction, John Bell Chapel
6.00 - 7.03 minutes - sports
7.04 - 8.07 minutes - Cadets (David Moore speaking)
8.08 - 8.18 minutes - Ned Larsen and the 1970's
8.19 - 8. 39 minutes - Northern Campus/ Lake Temagami
8.40 - 9.13 minutes - Entrance Exams and new admission standards
9.14 - 9.39 minutes - Headmaster Guy McLean
9.40 - 11.00 minutes - Coeducation; closing Junior School

Item consists of a colour photograph of the completed Baillie House residence on the Appleby College campus. This event was described in The Appleby Quarterly (April 1993, vol. 14, no. 4), The Appleby Quarterly (December 1993, vol. 15, no. 2), The Whippet (February 1993, no. 17), The Whippet (December 1993, no. 21), and The Argus Yearbook (1994).

Item consists of a colour photograph of the first group of girls to join Appleby College receiving their ties. This event was described in The Whippet (October 1991, no. 10), and The Appleby Quarterly (December 1991, vol. 13, no. 4).

Item consists of a colour photograph of the new Appleby College Dean of Women Catherine Raaflaub. This event was described in The Appleby Quarterly (July 1991, vol. 13, no. 3).

Item consists of the last issue of MacLean News Magazine along with the letter from Headmaster Guy MacLean, outlining the reasons why the publication was suspended.

Item consists of a square metal pin with the word Originals on top of the Appleby College logo. The 'Originals' were the first female students to enroll at Appleby College in 1991 when the school introduced co-education.

Item consists of the April 1990 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on the establishment of co-education and the admittance of girls to Appleby College. It includes an article about the tent fire at the Northern Campus in February 1990, the 60th anniversary of the chapel and the dedication of the Alumni House.

Item consists of the July 1990 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about the 'Phantom' gala fundraiser, the plans for the new health centre and athletic facilities, the changing of the Women's Association to Parent Association, the beginning of summer camp at Appleby, as well as an update on the coeducation transition.

Item consists of the December 1990 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about the Walkathon, Chattaway's Junior Residence, as well as several articles about the sports programs at Appleby. There is also an article about coeducation.

Item consists of the December 1991 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about the choir receiving a blessing from the Pope and information on their European tour, the transition to coeducation, the installation of a Local Area Network (LAN) and new computers, and an article about an Old Boy serving in the Gulf War.

Item consists of the April 1992 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about the first girls at the Northern campus, plans for a student trip to Africa, Appleby's Financial Assistance programme, and reflections about Appleby from 50 years ago.

Item consists of the July 1992 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about residence space for girls in Colley House as well as plans for the building of Baillie House residence, the ribbon cutting for the new Health Centre and Athletic Therapy Centre, the gala auction, and the end of cricket at Appleby after 80 years.

Item consists of the July 1993 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about the first group of girls to graduate from Appleby College, the establishment of scholarships to bring Russian students to Appleby, Parents Association publishes a new cookbook, and the Rugby team tours United Kingdom.

Item consists of the July 1998 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about Faculty Sheila Kuyper winning the 1000 meter race in the National Canoe Championships, the Rugby team winning CISAA Championship title, the last of the first coeducational girls graduate, and the Saturday Night Fever auction and gala raises $250,000.00. It also includes an articles about the retirement of Faculty member Norm Landry, and an update on the Powell's House building project.

Item consists of the Summer 2001 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on Appleby's first Spring Forward event, part of the Community Service programme for landscaping and beautification projects, the Appleby dragon boat team, the first Appleby Art Show, a decade of coeducation at Appleby, the first annual Headmaster's Garden party, the first fine wine auction, the first annual Appleby Athletic Banquet, the Northward Bound Programme at the Northern Campus, and the retirement of Faculty member Michael DesRoches '62.

Item consists of the Summer 2004 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles about the fundraising gala auction, an update on coeducation as it celebrates 14 years, the Northern Campus at 30 years, and the retirement of Faculty John Berriman.

Item consists of the Fall 2006 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on the benefits of coeducation, Appleby becomes the first high school to make the Canada Top 100 list, Headmaster Guy McLean celebrates 35 years at Appleby, and a history of walkathons at Appleby.

Item consists of the Summer 2012 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on the 100th anniversary celebrations at Appleby College, an introduction from the new Principal - Innes van Nostrand, the Centennial fundraising gala auction, Appleby honour Aubrey Baillie '63 with the Mags Shorey Award in Volunteerism, the dedication of Appleby's Centennial Forest, the new John Bell Chapel alter, an update on the Centennial Classroom Renewal Project for the Memorial Classroom Building, the 20th anniversary of co-education at Appleby College, strategic planning process at Appleby College for the 21st century as well as an article about outgoing Principal Guy McLean.

Item consists of the Fall 2016 edition of the Appleby Quarterly magazine. It includes articles on plans for the new athletic centre and student life space. It also includes articles on a history of sport at Appleby College, an interview with Katrina Samson Appleby's Head of School, 25 years of co-education at Appleby and the reunion of some of the first female students, and an interview with Majella Hillsdon the Director of Human Resources.