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Christmas Wishes from Hays Family and McNeills, Christmas Carrolls and New Years Thoughts and Speeches from Guests at the McNeills, and Members of Executive Committee of Trustees

Side One: Excerpts from Columbia Photograph records "I Can Hear It Now" of 1948, and "Othello". Side Two: blank.

Special Convocation in Honour of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt; L.W. Brockington broadcast on CBC. Side One: Commentary by CFRC's Jim Kirk; Prayer by Dr. H.A. Kent; Citation by Vice Principal MacKintosh; Speeches by Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Shirley Johnson. L.W. Brockington is broadcasted by CBC speaking about Queen's (to open Queen's University's endowment campaign). Side Two: blank.

Side One: Principal Wallace Introduces Dr. T.E. Jessop; Dr. Jessop reads excerpt from a lecture; Chancellor Dunning Talks about the trust fund. Side Two: blank.

Mrs. Angus - Description of Summerhill; Dr. Angus - Contrasting Dramatic and Poetry Reading; Dr. Stevens - Nuffield Foundation; Mrs. Stevens - "Gingerbread Pig"; Children - Christmas; (1947) Carols; Linda Gibbs (age 7) Plays Piano and Speaks - 1952

Side One: Sir William Fyfe at the Executuve Committee of Universities of the Commonwealth (01:27); Fyfe tells stories, 10 Sep. 1954 (05:20); Dr. Robert C. Wallace's retirement speech (16:12); Principal W.A. Mackintosh's tribute to Chancellor Charles A. Dunning, 2 Oct. 1958 (05:53); Mackintosh addresses arts convocation, 1958 (06:10).. Side Two: 3 minutes of Installation of W.A. Mackintosh - Oct. 19, 1951.

Former Queen's Grads and Professor speak. Side One: Whitton talks about Ottawa; Graham talks about London and Queen's; Farrell Talks about his time at Queen's; McLeod talks about time at Queen's; Humphrey pays tribute to W.E. McNeill. Side Two: blank.

Excerpts from Dunning Trust Lectures with commentary from W.E. McNeill; C. Day-Lewis Recites 2 of his poems. Side One: Excerpts from Lectures by Sir Richard Livington; Herbert Butterfield - "Historical background of Liberty": compares capitalized Western countries with Russia and Naze Germany and discusses the evolution of the ideal of liberty. Explains the influence of early religious attitudes on our present views and how these were transposed to the political arena. Broadcast by Radio Station CKWS in Queen's Quarter Hour ; Thomas Vernor Smith; Cecil Day-Lewis: Day-Lewis Recites his poems; Frank H. Underhill. Side Two: blank.

Bieler, Andre and Jackson, Alexander Young at Art Centre; Coolidge and Gray at Synchrotron Opening. Side One: Bieler talks about Art Centre - broadcast on CKWS on Nov. 29, 1957; Jackson talks about Canadian Art - Nov. 29, 1957; Coolidge on Scientific Heritage - Jan. 27, 1950; Gray on Synchrotron - Jan. 27, 1950; print through. Side Two: Installation of W.A. Mackintosh - Oct. 19, 1951; Print through.

Side One: Eliot (transferred from Phonograph) reads his poetry; MacDonnell reads Milton and Bible; Seeley (of Trinity College, Toronto) and Moore (of Victoria University, Toronto) Address Queen's Students; Gilmour (of McMaster) Reads summary of his address. Side Two: Blank.