Sub-series consists of newspaper clippings about Appleby College and is divided into decades. It includes articles about Cadets, gymnastics, Sports Day, Closing Day, the Chapel, the death of Sir Edmund Walker - the co-founder of the school (oversized encapsulation), Track and Field, a fire at Appleby during the 1930's, the death of Samuel Clarke, the hanging of the new Canadian flag on campus, 55th anniversary of Appleby College, the retirement of Headmaster Dr. J.A.M. Bell, football, rugby, various guest speakers to the school.

Sub-series also includes an article by Wilder Breckenridge about what it was like at the school when it first opened in 1911; articles about the Diamond Jubilee celebrations and the building campaign including a new hospital and library; the introduction of girls from St. Mildred's Lightbourn School participating in the school plays at Appleby beginning in 1971; and what is like at a private school. There are articles about various school dramatic plays; swimming; squash teams; the suspension of a student for not following chapel protocol; 50 years of service for head chef Hilda Chattaway; student scholarships and graduating students attending MIT; accidents outside of the school on Lakeshore Road; the grand reopening of the renovated Colley House; Hockey; Cricket.

Sub-series also includes articles about the Black Mime Troupe; debating competitions; appointment to the Board of Governors; Walkathon; Duke of Edinburgh award winners; reunion of the Coronation Choir; the death of former headmaster Ned Larsen; guest speakers to campus include Sir. Edmund Hillary; McCraney House renovations; Appleby County Fair; The Soviet Union and nuclear weapons; Coronation stained glass window; Soccer; Nicholas Arts Centre; Raymond Massey Library; Independent Schools Music Festival 1988 program; choirs; Little Crooked Christmas Tree narrated by Christopher Plummer with music performed by Appleby students; forestry industry in Temagami; various trips around the world by Appleby students including Russia; advertising articles in various publications; articles about Appleby College education and history; Headmaster Guy McLean; articles about various alumni; Spanish exchange students; measles outbreak; fire at Lake Temagami; gala auctions; coeducation; field hockey; Round Square conference; visit by Prince Andrew; Inukshuk; laptops; flu outbreak; Relay for Life, Bathtub race; faculty awards and recognition; stained glass window by Inuit artist Ashevak Iggalaaq, named Where the Light Shines Through as well as advertising for Appleby College.

Sub-series consists of a scrapbook of newspaper clipping from the 1941 - 1942 school year and includes articles about: the Father Son Dinner; guest speaker series on democracy; guest speaker Lt. D'Arcy Sullivan, R.N., Rev. C. E. Riley, Bishop R.J. Renison, J.M. Macdonnell; confirmation service at John Bell Chapel; Christmas Social Dance; annual boxing event results; Dramatic club one-act plays; wedding at John Bell Chapel; award for Lieut. Peter Thompson; Women's Association annual meeting; Cadet inspection; Prizegiving Ceremony and Annual Sports Day; cricket results; Capt. L.G. Ostrom and Major C.R. Ostrom receive promotions during World War II.

Item consists of the book: The Oxford Concise Concordance to the Revised Standard Version of the Holy Bible / compiled by Bruce M. Metzger and Isobel M. Metzger, 1962. Awarded to R.N. MacFarlane form IVC-I in June 1966 for Scripture.

Series consists of photographs taken during Stafford's time at Appleby between 1924 and 1933 and consists of buildings on campus, friends, cadets, Sports Day, Prize Giving ceremonies, prefects, and sports team photos.

Item consists of the book: The Poetical works of Wordsworth: with Introductions and Notes ; Edited by Thomas Hutchinson, a new edition revised by Ernest De Selincourt was awarded to Michael C. Stein in Form VIB in June 1964 for Lady Baillie's prize for latin. The Appleby College logo is embossed on the front cover.

Item consists of a black and white photograph of a Prize Giving ceremony on Closing Day with students looking on.

File consists of four Appleby College prize lists for June 1932, June 1933, June 1934 and June 1935. Willard Dillion (W.D.) Walker is a prize winner all four years.

File consists of the programmes and prize lists for the Annual Closing Day at Appleby College. The lists includes the names of students in each grade, the graduation class, and the winners of various prizes and awards.

File includes form prize lists which list the grade/form, the name of the prize and the student who received it. The 1964 list also includes the student's grade and the title of the book that was given as a prize.

File consists of records pertaining to public speaking competitions and prizes for students at Appleby College and includes information on the Izod Public Speaking Award as well as the International Independent Schools Public Speaking competition. It also includes a program for the public speaking contest.

Series consists of TV Guide Award nominee silver-plated bowls for Massey’s performance in “Tyger, Tyger” and “Dr. Kildare” and newspaper clippings highlighting Massey’s career.

File consists of newspaper clippings about books written and published by David Boyd, school performances for plays written by Boyd, articles about awards David Boyd has received, including the Governor General's Literary Award. There are also articles about Appleby College and the e.School providing internet access and computers for students. There also includes advertising and notices from publishers for some of the books that David has written. The file also includes a handwritten letter from Canadian artist Alex Colville thanking David for the book he sent. File also includes articles about the Black Magic Mime Group and the 2005 school production of Caesar.
File also includes material related to the submission for The Prime Minister's award for teaching excellence, which David won in 1998.
File also includes a conference program "Towards the Technology-integrated School" 1998 in which David presented.

Item consists of the book, "Sailing Alone Around the World" which was awarded to Wentworth Dillon (W.D.) Walker in June 1934 as a prize for Latin.

Series consists of a Head Prefect Acceptance letter, a 1976 report card, and several pins and cuff links related to John's time as a student at Appleby College. The series also contains a book awarded to John for the Headmaster's Special Award, as well as a blazer, rugby jersey, football jersey, and three ties.

Series consists of records relating to Stuart's days at Appleby College and includes the programme for the Appleby College Dramatic Club for 1950, the programme for the Annual Prize Giving and Sports Day for 1952 and 1953 as well as the Prize list for 1953..

File consists of a ledger book which lists students on each sport team and the results of the games played by the teams. The ledger starts in 1911 when Rugby, Hockey and Cricket were played at the school. It lists Head Prefects for some years, along with the results of the Annual Sports Day events. For some years it also lists who the winner was for various trophies and sports awards. Some years also list the results of Inter-house competitions, as well as who were the leaders in the Cadets.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Appleby School Alumni Stafford Marlatt, who attended from Sept. 1924 to June 1933. Fonds is divided into the following series: photographs, textual records.

Fonds consists of school photographs and records pertaining to Stuart's time at Appleby College. There are two class photographs, one from 1952 and one from 1953. There are also 6 photographs taken at Camp Ipperwash Cadet camp along with 4 newspaper articles about the camp Stuart attended with other Appleby College Cadets in the summer of 1953. There are also several photographs of Stuart and friends at Sports Day as well as Cadet Inspection. Fonds also includes several programmes for Sports Day and a dramatic society production in 1950.

Item consists of the book The Call of England which was awarded to Wentworth Dillon Walker as a prize in June 1934 for Pass Matric.

Item consists of the book The Canadian Establishment awarded as a book prize for the Headmaster's Special Award. John received this in June 1976.

Item consists of the book: The St. Lawrence / by William Toye, 1959 which was awarded to Michael C. Stein, form VA in June 1962 for English, History and Geography.

Item consists of a black and white photograph of a young man receiving a prize on Closing Day.