This is a photo of the 2 1/2 story red brick building that was the German English Academy, later renamed Rosthern Junior College (RJC). It is now not used as a school but a local museum and archives.
Cornelius Driedger attended the German-English Academy (now called RJC High School) in 1917. This item is a post card for the Academy. Note the misspelling "Acadamy" and the dormitory in the back left.
Students observe a ground breaking ceremony on the grounds of Rosthern Junior College. Reverend Arthur Regier is second from left. A 1966 Pontiac is parked in front of the school.
This is a photo of Jake Harder, representative of the Alberta General Conference (left) and Henry Funk, representative of the Saskatchewan Conference, at a ceremonial ribbon-cutting for opening a new dormitory at Rosthern Junior College in Rosthern, Saskatchewan.
One man and four women are relaxing on a lawn. L to R: Reuben Hamm, Madelene Friesen (Hodgens), Amy Epp (Friesen), Wilma Regier (Dyck), Doris Warkentin.
Man standing beside a cabinet record player and looking at a record. On photo reverse: Mr. David Paetkau came to school on Saturdays to listen to the "Opera" with the students.
