File contains photographs of Audrey White; Helena Vaughan; Pat Cooper; and Frank Sellars. - Photographs taken by Wamboldt-Waterfield Photography Limited. - Attached news release reads: "Four members of the Dalhousie Chorale in rehearsal for Sunday's concert in the new Cohn Auditorium. Audrey White, Helena Vaughan, Pat Cooper and Frank Sellars.".
File contains photographs of Elmer Iseler. - Label on back of photo reads: "The Festival Singers of Canada under the direction of Elmer Iseler/Les Festival Singers of Canada sous la direction d'Elmer Iseler." Notes glued to the back of photo read: "Regular $3.00 & $2.00, students/senior citizens $2.00 & $1.00" and "Twenty-one years ago, three singers an da young conductor decided to create a choral organization that would fill a gap between the existing limited choral groups in Toronto. Today, 36 of the finest voices in Canada combine to form THE FESTIVAL SINGERS OF CANADA, praised by international critics and audiences time and again. You won't want to miss this groups with its unerring musical instinct, under the dynamic leadership of its founder-conductor Elmer Iseler.".
File contains photographs of David. H. Lewis (items 1-2); Philip May (items 1-2); Gary Karr (items 1-2); A.G. Scott-Savage (items 1-2); and J.R. McKay (items 1-2). - Photographs taken by Wamboldt-Waterfield Photography Limited (items 1-2). - Contact sheet also includes head shots of Gary Karr.
Back of photo 47 reads: "Fleet service held on HMCS Protection Christmas/80. Dalhousie Chorale sang two 10-minute segments. First time non-forces personnel participated in service.".
Item is a photograph of the 1928-1929 Dalhousie University Council of the Students. Names written in pencil on the back are: W.E. Bennett; Dr. C.M. MacKenzie; L.A. Farmer, R.F. McC[-?]; R.H. MacLeod; R.A. Laurence; T.A. Goudge; Miss L.A. Barnstead; G.K. MacIntosh (Secretary-Treasurer); M.M. Rankin (President]; Miss M.F. MacLaggan (Vice President); and W.W. Stewart.
File contains a composite photograph of the Dalhousie University women graduates of 1912. The photograph consists of a portrait of the students arranged in a triangle shape.
