This series contains material documenting the activities, generally performance-related, of School of Music students and faculty, including programs of the annual recitals performed by students. Also included are records of the School's faculty meetings and some information about Phi Phi and other student organizations.

This series contains material documenting the activities, generally performance-related, of School of Music students and faculty, including programs of the annual recitals performed by students. Also included are records of the School's faculty meetings and some information about Phi Phi and other student organizations.

This series contains material documenting the activities, generally performance-related, of School of Music students and faculty, including programs of the annual recitals performed by students. Also included are records of the School's faculty meetings and some information about Phi Phi and other student organizations.

This series contains material documenting the activities, generally performance-related, of School of Music students and faculty, including programs of the annual recitals performed by students. Also included are records of the School's faculty meetings and some information about Phi Phi and other student organizations.

Information about academic activities of students and faculty in the School of Music. The bulk of the records consist of student records from the Elementary-Intermediate Department and grade reports dating from the 1910s to the 1930s. Also included are some syllabi and placement tests.

Records documenting some of the administrative activities of the School of Music from the 1900s-1940s; the records appear to be incomplete or fragmentary. Much of the information is financial in nature and is recorded in ledgers that can be found in the Financial subseries. In addition to the financial and enrollment information, this series contains some correspondence of Max Swarthout, the Eisteddfod, and W. F. Skeele; and ledgers recording usage of and purchases by the library.

Most of the files in this series were created and maintained by Pearl Alice Macloskey, staff member of the School during the 1930s and 1940s. Much of the information in these files concern the School's alumni.