Records include files, ledgers and scripts. The files include correspondence, programs, "Echos from the Minute Book of the J.D.S.," and the "Clay M. Greene Players" pamphlets, and scripts. Ledgers include the "Records of the Junior Dramatic Society, S.C.C. 1875-1877", and scripts, the play "Elma," 1884, and the Dramatic Society's "Sedecias" and "Manasses" 1871. The printed scripts include "Laurence and Xystus," "Oberammergau," "Pizzaro," "How to Pay the Rent" and others.

Student essays on many academic topics, including Columbus. Some are written in Latin, Greek, or French. 1893 essays (4 boxes) are bound in sets in leather, often with photographs of student authors encased. Rolled drawings, projects of student engineers.