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.
File contains photographs of J.R. McKay; A.G. Scott-Savage; David. H. Lewis; and Philip May. - Photographs taken by Wamboldt-Waterfield Photography Limited.
File contains photographs of David Wilson (items 21-22). - Photographs taken by Duggan Enterprises. - 1964-65. News release attached to 19: "The Dalhousie Chorale and Orchestra under the diretion of David Wilson will perform the Beethoven Mass in C in the final concert of this season's Dalhousie Sunday afternoon concert series. The concert will be performed at 3:00 pm, Feb. 22 in All Saints Cathedral. This program is one of several presented in the Sunday concert series in recognition of the bicentenary of the birth of Beethoven." Note attached to 20 reads: "The Dalhousie Chorale and Orchestra under the direction of Mr. David Wilson.".
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.".
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.".
File contains photographs of Dorys Chantele Scrive; Anne-Marie Frechette; Marguerite Bourbeau; Giselle McIntyre; Michelle Provencher; Helene Marcel; and John Ardennes. - Photographs taken by Wamboldt-Waterfield Photography Limited (items 1-2).
File contains photographs of Etienne F. Duval (items 5-7). - Photographs taken by Lee Wamboldt (items 5,7). - Back of item 5 reads: "Dalhousie University Students in the language dept., with Professor Etienne Duval, director of the newly established Quebec Centre at Dalhousie.".
File contains photographs of Benoit Comeau. - Attached card reads: "N.S. Public Works Minister Benoit Comeau recently presented students from colleges in Quebec certificates entitling them to membership in N.S.'s Order of Good Time. The students were incolved in the fourth year of an exchange program between students taking French at Dal and the Quebec students.
File contains photographs of H.B.S. Cooke; Jack Kool; Peter H. Collin; and Etienne F. Duval. - Attached note reads: "Dr. H.B.S. Cooke (extreme right), Dean of Arts and Science at Dalhousie University, was presented with a book on Quebec when he visited the recently-established Quebec Centre of Dalhousie. Making the presentation is Jack Kool, secretary of the centre. Also in the picture is Peter H. Collin, lecturer in French, (second from left) and Professor Etienne F. Duval, director of the centre. The books were donated to the centre by the Minister of Cultural Affairs of Quebec." "Dernierement, le Doyen de la Faculte des Arts et Sciences le doctuer H.B.S. Cooke, a droite, visitait le Centre Quebecois de l'Universite de Dalhousie. A cette occasion, Monsieur Jack Kool, secretaire, remettair au doyen un livre gracieusement offert par le Ministere des Affaires Culturelles de Quebec. Gauche a droite: M. Kool; Peter H. Collin, de la department francaise; le professeur Etienne F. Duval, directeur du centre; et le docteur Cooke.".
