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Martin's School, Waterloo, 1922. U.S.S#21, Waterloo Woolwich School. Demolished circa 2005. Back: Lorne Shantz, Amos Martin, Byron Weber, Alson Weber, Freeman Gingrich, Edson Scheifele, Susana Martin, Teacher Sylvia Brown, Lucinda Gingrich, Naomi Shantz, Lovina Martin, Greta Scheifele, John Weber
Centre: Buelah Weber, Eva Weber, Ruth Shantz, Susanah Brubacher, Eileen Weber, Annie Martin, Adeline Bauman, Lizzie Martin, Salima Brubacher, Lovina Martin, Almeda Martin, Dorothy Shuh, Beatrice Martin, Lloyd Shantz
Front: Lorne Shantz, Mannasah Brubacher, Roy Snyder, Cleason Snyder, Edward Shuh, Norman Weber, Thomas Martin, Seranus Gingrich, Nelson Snyder, Wesley Brubacher, Menno Knarr, Wilma Shantz, Beatrice Buehler

Conrad Grebel College ensemble directors (left to right): Victor Sawa (orchestra), Robert Shantz (university choir), Wilbur Maust (chamber choir), George Holmes (concert band), Leonard Enns (chapel choir), Michael Wood (stage band).

Formal family photo taken on the occasion of the engagement of Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck’s grandparents, Anna Wiens and Dietrich Rempel, standing. Anna’s younger brother Peter stands at the right. Anna’s parents (and Elfrieda (Gossen) Dyck’s great-grandparents) Margareta (Dück) Wiens and Peter Wiens sit in the middle with their younger daughter, Gretchen (Margaret) seated on a low stool at the right. Peter and Margareta Wiens owned the store in Halbstadt, located across the street from the pharmacy.

Note on reverse reads: "Delegation to Ottawa to see Prime Minister. Feb, 1951."
Front row (left to right): E.J. Swalm, J. B. Martin, B.B. Janz, Fred Haslam, John G. Rempel. Back row (left to right): C.J. Rempel, Elven Shantz, David Reimer, David Schultz. See XV-11.1 Conference of Historic Peace Church fonds for further information.

A formal portrait of the Jacob and Ida (Stauffer) Snider family. Front Row (left to right): Ida, Jacob, Eileen, Irma Snider. Back row (left to right): Beulah, Vernon, Howard Jr., Willard, Clare. Howard was married in 1919, so the photograph was taken before that, possibly about 1912.

A biographical profile of Ida Snider can be found in Willing Service : stories of Ontario Mennonite Women / by Lorraine Roth.

A picnic on the estate of Peter Wiebe, uncle of Nicholas J. Fehderau.

The vehicles which guests used to come to Peter Wiebe’s estate for a picnic. Peter Wiebe was an uncle to Nicholas J. Fehderau..

The house of Nicholas J. Fehderau's aunt and uncle, Katharina and Peter Wiebe. The entire family is on the veranda.

Threshing gang at Oakshade, August 13, 1932. From left: Edwin Snyder, Mannasah Gingerich, Roy Snyder, maybe Emmanuel Wideman, Nelson Snyder, ?unknown?, Freeman Gingerich, ?unknown?, Edam Ward Scheifele, Ephraim Snyder

Joseph S. Weber Family. Ca period 1915. Back row from left: Orphan, Joe, Hannah, Newton, Naomi, Allan, Fanny Orval. Front row from left: Lewis, Beulah, Mother Hannah, Joseph S., Lydia. Children in front: Byron and Violet.

The Personnel Committee: A. Brubacher, M. Weber, P. Good, R. Lebold (staff), A. Leis and H. Schultz. Found in the Ontario Inter-Mennonite Conference Yearbook, 1978, p. 47.

Heinrich Weber homestead in Weaverland, Lancaster County, Pa. The house was built in 1762. From Schneider collection. HM 1.168.5, folder 4