Item is a notebook listing the date when students' cumulative cards were received or sent. Each entry includes the student's name, date the card was received or sent, and the school to which the student was going or from which the student came.

Item consists of five booklets of Transfer Slips. The Transfer Slips list students transferring out of H. A. Gray to other schools. Each slip includes the date, the student's name, age, grade, address and the school to which the student is transferring. The number of absent days is included and, inconsistently, so is the student's new address.

Item consists of five booklets of Transfer Slips. The Transfer Slips list students transferring out of H. A. Gray to other schools. Each slip includes the date, the student's name, age, grade, address and the school to which the student is transferring. The number of absent days is included and, inconsistently, so is the student's new address.

Item consists of information to use during Commonwealth Day observances. Empire Day changed to Commonwealth Day in 1958. Included is information about the flag and a souvenir programme of the Official Flag Raising Ceremony from the visit of Governor General Georges Vanier to Edmonton Public Schools.

Item pertains to the reunion of H. A. Gray School students and staff. Included is a list of highlights from the school's history and history on the school's banner.

Item consists of the Awards Ceremony Programs for H. A. Gray School for the years 1963, 1966, 1970 and 1984.

Item is a student newspaper for both the Elementary and Intermediate school. Included is the honor roll for grades I to VI and a list of students graduating.

Item is a student newspaper. Included is an interview with Harold Gerry, the school Principal, and brief biographies of teachers, H. O. Christy, S. D. Gorgichuk, and W. Kutt. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students. One page is devoted to elementary school news.

Item is a student newspaper. Included are brief biographies of teachers, Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. Ostafew, Miss Frohlich, Mr. Alexander, Miss Hooson, Mr. Perry, Mr. Hubick, Miss Krasowski, Miss Evans and Mr. McCullough. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students.

Item is a student newspaper. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students.

Item is a student newspaper. Included are short biographies of teachers, Mr. Curtis, Mrs. Gerard, and Mr. Heffel. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students.

Item is a student newspaper. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students. Included are centennial activities and honours award winners in Gr Vi to Gr IX.

Item is a student newspaper. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students. Included are biographies of teachers, Mr. Quaite, Miss Bailey, Miss Jensen, and Mr. Waldron. Concert Prize Winners are listed, including the elementary winners.

Item is a student newspaper. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students. Included are brief interviews with Mrs. Koska, Secretary, Mr. Ostfield, Teacher, and Mr. Kosman, Principal.

Item is a booklet marking Canada's Centennial anniversary. Included is information about Bishop H.A. Gray and the history of the school. Also listed are essay and poster content winners.

Item is a booklet consisting of photographs of Elementary and Junior High students and staff. Not all student photographs are labelled.

Item is a handbook that was provided to the parents of Junior High School students. It outlines school programs, procedures, policies, and special services.

Item is a brief letter to parents of Junior High students with the H. A. Gray student handbook attached. Handbook is divided into the areas of staff directory, philosophy and goals of H. A. Gray School, student attendance, and progress reports.

Item consists of newspaper clippings about high school sporting events.

Item lists Field Day results. Included are the winners of various cups and trophies and an explanation of the Thelma Fern Douglas shield. The results were likely compiled by Physical Training Supervisor, Captain Hector Kennedy.

Item consists of the rules or articles governing the Edmonton Public School Athletic Association.

Item is a list of rules for athletic events.

Item is a booklet containing reports on tournaments and sports in Edmonton Public Schools played in 1928. It also contains Edmonton High and Public School Sports Records, 1908-1928 inclusive.

Item is a program which lists record holders, regulations of the meet, participating schools, schedule of events and the names of the competitors.

Item consists of minutes, correspondence, schedules, conveners' reports and bylaws of the Edmonton High School Boys' Basketball League, previously called the Edmonton High School Basketball League. Included are the Official Score Sheets for Junior and Senior High School Boys' games, and Provincial Tournament correspondence. The Edmonton High School Basketball League was a committee of the Edmonton High School Athletics Association. File maintained by the league's Secretary-Treasurer.

Item consists of the agendas and minutes of the H. A. Gray staff meetings.

Item is a certificate issued to H.A. Gray school from the CFRN Radio and Television Station, Sunwapta Broadcasting Limited, honoring the schools' crossing patrols. It does not list the names of individual students.

Item lists students in Grades VII, VIII and IX who received a 70% or higher average in the four core subjects, Language Arts, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies. Hand lettering by K.J.R.

Item consists of 30 color botanical charts.

Item consists of 29 color zoological charts. Chart number 18 has been torn away.

Item is a set of eight charts on Elementary Physiology, Hygiene, and Ambulance.

Item was used in Grade X Social Studies in conjunction with the authorized textbook In Search of Canada : Volume One / Kirbyson c1977, which was authorized ca. 1980-1982.

File pertains to awards given at H.A. Gray School. It includes invitations to and programs of Awards Ceremonies, list of students receiving awards, memorandums to teachers and principals from awards committees, sample awards, and informatino from Student Assessment and Promotion.

Item consists of staff directories. It lists the staff members' names, addresses and phone numbers. In addition to the teacher staff, it includes Custodial staff, Nurse, Secretary, Relieving Teacher, and the Counsellor. The school's hours of operation are noted as well.

Item consists of information pertaining to Education Week at H. A. Gray School. Included is a public manual, general planning information, a classroom guide for Open House 1960, and information from the principal about activities for Education Week 1967.

Item pertains to the annual spring tea held at H. A. Gray School. Included are programs, job allocations, tickets, applications to the Provincial Government for permission to hold Raffles, expenses, supplies, procedures, and information about displays.

Item consists of four blank certificates. The first is for highest honours standing in the school. The second is for perfect attendance. The third is for Outstanding Progress in Pre-Vocational studies. The fourth is a Service Award Certificate.

Item lists activities and projects planned for the Centennial Year in H. A. Gray School. It includes information about Bishop H. A. Gray, a history of the school and its banner.

Item is an illustrated copy of Part I, Code of Conduct of the Provincial Human Rights Act. It includes the Province of Alberta crest and an illustration of the Provincial Legislature Building.

Item consists of 25 architectural drawings of the proposed H. A. Gray School addition. Included is the room finish schedule, the door schedule and the locker schedule. The consulting structural engineers were C.C. Parker and Associates.

Item is a laminated page giving a brief biography of George Marion, principal of King Edward School from 1915-1949.

Item is an Academic Honour Roll for King Edward Junior High School. It lists the names of honour students, grades VII, VIII and IX, for the school years 1946-47 to 1953-54.

Item is an Academic Honour Roll for King Edward Junior High School. It lists the names of honour students, grades VII, VIII and IX, for the school years 1954-55 to 1961-62. It is continued on item 84.KE.20.

Item is an Academic Honour Roll for King Edward Junior High School. It lists the names of honour students, grades VII, VIII and IX, for the school years 1961-62 to 1972-73. It is continued from item 84.KE.19.

Item is an Academic Honour Roll for King Edward Junior High School. It lists the names of honour students, grades VII, VIII and IX, for the school years 1973-74 to 1981-82. It is continued from item 84.KE.19.

Series consists of twenty notebooks containing the minutes from the King Edward Junior High School staff meetings.

Item is a notebook used to record substitute teachers at King Edward School. Each entry includes the date, the name of the substitute teacher, the name of the absent teacher, and the length of absence. Some entries include the reason for the absence. At the back of the notebook are supply lists, a list of students and their misdemeanors, and a seating plan. Pages are brittle and loose from binding.

Item is a notebook recording substitute teachers at King Edward Elementary and Junior High School. Each entry includes the date, the name of the substitute teacher, and the name of the absent teacher.

Item is a notebook which records the transferring of students in and out of King Edward Elementary and Junior High School. For students coming in, each entry includes the student's name, grade, room, last school, last teacher, church, phone number, address and date in. For those leaving, it includes the student's name, grade, room, new school, new address, date out and date of provincial transfer.

Item consists of three guest books from the King Edward School Canadian Centennial Open House. Entries include guest names, addresses and remarks.