A large group of children posing for a group photograph

Indian Head's Junior Band posed together with their instruments in full uniform.

Julia Graham seated at the United Church organ in about 1950. Photo taken by her son, William Graham.

A man, identified as Marvin Carruthers holding a saxophone.

Photographed on stage of what is believed to be the Unique Theatre. The names of some of the members are identified. See chart in the picture sleeve. Mrs. W.H. (Julie) Graham was conductor.

Photographed on stage at the Unique Theatre(?). See the chart in the picture sleeve for placement of the orchestra members. The conductor is Mrs. W.H. (Julia) Graham. Note the embossed tin ceiling above the stage.

St. Joseph's music teacher, Sister Fredricka, leading St. Joseph girls choir.

Programme of the South Eastern District (District 2) of the annual music festival. This one was held in the United Church. The programme lists all categories of competition and the performers and the pieces that they performed along with handwritten scores achieved by the various performers. The highest score (90) was achieved by C. A. (Charlie) Edwards in the Men's Vocal Solo.

A group of students posing with string instruments for a group photograph in front of a building. Children can be seen in the windows of the building in the background

Six members of the orchestra pose for the camera.

Six men and one woman all sitting at music stands and holding instruments
The music stands each have a banner with the letter "S" on them and there is a Union Jack flag on the wall in the background
Written on the bottom in black pencil crayon: "The Serenaders"
Written on the back in black ink: "Left To Right "Serenaders" M. Carruthers - Banjo - Tenor Banjo - F. Ferguson - Piano - H. Pettigrew - Sax - A. Marcroft - Violin - Trombone - C. Tufts - Sax - Trumpet - E. McKenzie - Drums - Violin - N. Carruthers - Trumpet - Guitar April 13th 1934. Dark's Hall"
Written on the back in blue ink: "1934-35 E.M."