File contains two photographs with Dorothea (Dodie) Elines in them. The first photograph shows her with another nurse and a man and woman. The man is handing Dorothea with a cheque. The second photograph shows Dorothea standing beside another nurse, both are holding the cheque.

File contains photographs taken at the party celebrating Dorothy Arnot's 25th anniversary working at The Wellesley Hospital and the The Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing.

President of Wellesley's Student Nurses' Association, presenting Dorothy Arnot with a gift to commemorate her 25th anniversary with The Wellesley Hospital.

Nursing graduates stand on the Hospital steps in their graduation uniforms and corsages. Director of Nursing Elsie K. Jones stands in front of them in the centre. They all appear to be singing.

Posed photograph of the 40 members of the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1965. They are standing in front of the hospital - the sign is visible in the background, as is someone walking into the hospital.

Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing graduation reception on the grounds of Branksome Hall - an all girl's school in Toronto. Pictured are Dr. James Grant, Chief psychiatrist at Wellesley; Mr. James Nicol, Assistant Administrator; and a Class of 1967 nursing student.

Dorothy Arnot holding up a teapot and a teacup. Unclear as to whether it was a tea in her honour or she was gifted the set as a 25th anniversary present.

Dorothy Arnot standing on a chair giving a speech. The occasion was her 25th anniversary of her working at Wellesley Hospital. G. E. Thornton, executive director of the hospital, stands on the right side of the photograph.

Photograph of Dr. William A. Dafoe, former head of obstetritics and gynaecology at Wellesley Hospital; Mr. Harold M. Turner, Board chairman; Miss Elsie K. Jones, Director of Nursing and Head of the School of Nursing; and Mr. George E. Thornton, Wellesley Hospital Administrator. They pose together during graduation events.

Nursing graduates stand on the steps of the Hospital in their graduation uniforms and corsages. They appear to be singing. Another nurse stands off to the left directing them.

Photograph of the crowd at the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing graduation reception. Reception held on the grounds of Branksome Hall - an all girls school located in the Rosedale area of Toronto.

Photograph and negative showing former Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing director Mrs. LaVenture (Elsie K. Jones) with new directors Dorothy Eden and Dorothy Arnot. Photograph taken at the opening of the new school area on the 6th floor of the hospital.

Miss Elsie K. Jones, Director of Nurses and the School of Nursing; Nursing graduate; and Mr. Harold M. Turner, Wellesley Hospital Board Chair. Pose together during graduation events.

Two copies of a photograph featuring all the members of the Class of 1965 forming the number "50". The Class of 1965 was Wellesley's 50th graduating class - the first class of 10 having graduated in 1915.

Wellesley Hospital executive director G. E. Thornton presents a framed item to Dorothy Arnot on the occasion of her 25th anniversary with the Hospital.

Posed photograph of the 40 members of the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1965. They are standing in front of the hospital - the sign is visible in the background.

Two copies of posed photograph of the 40 members of the Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing Class of 1965. They are standing in front of the hospital - the sign is visible in the background, as is someone in a nursing uniform standing in the doorway.

Photograph of Wellesley Hospital Nursing School Class of 1965 graduate with Miss Jenny Weir, the director of the School of Nursing at Queen's University. Miss Weir was the graduation speaker. Photograph is taken outside with other people visible in the background.

Photograph shows Wellesley Hospital School of Nursing director Dorothy E. Arnot, Wellesley Board of Director's chairman Mr. Harold Turner, and Class of 1965 graduate standing speaking to one another. Photograph was taken outside. Other people are visible in the background.