File consists of a metal-ring bound notebook containing numerous labeled anatomical drawings (mammalia, amphibia and elasmobranchs). One page has stamp: Acadia University Biological Laboratories, Zoology, with grade.

File consists of a metal-ring bound Acadia University notebook containing physics summary and lab notes, experiments, and discussion outlines .

File consists of a soft bound notebook containing ophthalmology lab and clinical notes (including illustrations), in addition to reading and lecture notes, from Fraser's Med IV at McGill's Faculty of Medicine. Includes anonymized patient histories seen at Montreal General Hospital and Royal Victoria Hospital.

File consists of a notebook containing an obstetrical diary from the Montreal Maternity Hospital, from Fraser's Med IV year at McGill's Faculty of Medicine.

File consists of mathematical and scientific notes, an article from Scientific American (George W. Gray, 'The Organizer," vol. 197, no 5: 79-88), and a date-stamped photograph of F. Clarke Fraser and a companion (holding piglet) dining at the restaurant Au lutin qui bouffe.

File consists of a loose leaf, ring-bound notebook containing numerous labeled drawings and notes on anatomy and physiology.

File consists of a soft bound notebook containing notes on trigonometry, conics, calculus, statics, dynamics and algebra.

File consists of a notebook containing histology lab notes (with drawings).

The fonds consists chiefly of student notebooks kept by F. Clarke Fraser while an undergraduate at Acadia University during the late 1930s-1940. They represent a variety of subjects, including zoology, physics, mathematics, and biology. Two notebooks date from his Med IV year (1949-1950) at McGill University’s Faculty of Medicine, one with ophthalmology lab and clinical notes and reading and lecture notes, and one an obstetrical diary from the Montreal Maternity Hospital. Also included is a later reprint of an article (published 1957), loose notes, and a photograph of F. Clarke Fraser and a companion dining at the Montreal restaurant Au lutin qui bouffe, famous for its resident piglet, which restaurant-goers were often photographed holding and feeding.

File consists of light blue metal ring bound notebook from Acadia University, labelled F. C. Fraser, containing chemistry notes.