This is a photo of teacher A.Toews and students at the school in Rueckenau, Molotschna, in 1912. Two students are identified: H.J. Reimer at age 12 (left end, 1st row) and and Aganetha Hildebrand (to the right of the teacher).

This is a photo of the students of the Zentalschulel from Karassan, Crimea on a tour of the Crimean Mountains in May, 1911. [HR 204]

This is a photo of the Central school at Spat in the Crimea [HR 183]

This is a photo of the staff and students of the Chortitza Central School of the year 1902. The teachers are (left to right): unknown, unknown, Abram Neufeld, unknown, Penner and unknown. [HR 200]

This photo shows a large group of men, women and children -- females on the left and males to the right. [copy] (2 copies).

This is a photo of students from the school for girls at Halbstadt. Sitting at the right in the white blouse is Margarethe Kroeker, now Winnipeg. At the bottom to the right is Mariechen Dyck who was later an instructress in the High School; she came to Paraguay where she, like all women, had to work very hard. Others had a similar fate. [HR 119]

This is a photo of students from the Ohrloffer School for girls. [HR 189]

This is a photo of the central school in Davlekanovo, Ufa, 1919. After the Czar had been deposed, boys and girls could attend the same school. Formerly this had not been permitted. The teachers are (left to right): Abram Sudermann, Franz Thiessen, Julius Ratz and Carl Friedrichsen. In the row behind the teachers standing between Sudermann and Thiessen is Jakob Unger. [HR 199]

This is a photo of the public school of Neudorf in the Chortitza region. Photo was taken 1920/3. The teachers (left to right): Jakob Penner, Johann Schroeder and unknown. [HR 202]

This is a photo of students and teachers of the Alexanderkrone High School, Molotschna, 1909/1910. Teachers (left to right): Isaak Regehr, Heinrich Neufeld, Friesen and H. Neufeld. [HR 203]

This photo is a reproduction of school students and teachers posing for a photo outside the Felsenbach School, Borosenko Colony, Ukraine. Back row left to right: Peter Enns, Diedrich Thiessen, Peter Sawatzky, Johann Epp, Heinrich Derksen, Heinrich Enns, Jacob Enns, Klass Wieler, Abram Enns, Gerhard Bergen, Johann Neufeld, Heinrich Thiessen. Row 2: Heinrich Penner, Diedrich Thiessen, Isaak Dyck, Johann Wiebe, Peter Friesen, Peter Wiebe, Julius Froese, Heinrich Janzen, Heinrich Epp, Jacob Enns, Johann Bergen, Heinrich Bergen, David Olfert, Peter Dyck, Heinrich Froese, Gerhard Enns. Row 3: Margareta Peters, Aganeta Epp, Liese Wiebe, [Dytter Kongpanim?], Helena Thiessen, Anna Froese, Margareta Bergen, Anna Flechner, Maria Derksen, Katarina Funk, Liese Regier. Row 4: Abram Regier, Abram Thiessen, Gerhard Bergen, Johann Bergen, Johann Wiebe, David Thiessen, Lehrer Abram Enns Jr. and Lehrer Abram Enns Sr., Jacob Epp, Jacob Neufeld, Abram Funk, Peter Wieler. Row 5 (front row): Margaretha Penner, Margaretha Bergen, Anna Regier, Helena Penner, Liese Derksen, Agata Froese, Susanna Froese, Maria Thiessen, Katarina Peters, Maria Epp, Justina Thiessen, Anna Sawatzky, Maria Wiebe, Margareta Neufeld.

This photograph shows a large group of boys and girls, about 6 rows, with the 4 male and 5 female teachers in the back. The photograph is taken in front of the doors to the brick building. It is identified on the reverse as being a Sunday School in Neuendorf, but the location is probably incorrect.

Teacher David Brauel (Braul) with students in the village of Wernersdorf, Molotschna, South Russia in 1900. Braeul is the grandfather of Lucy Braun.

This is a photo of teacher and some of the students of the Ohrloffer Central School. 1917. Teachers: (seated left tright): Johann Janzen, Agatha Enns, Helene Willms, Miss Friesen (Music), Salomon Ediger and Peter Nikkel. Identified are Johann Janzen, Agatha Enns, Helene Willms, Miss Friesen. [HR 198]