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Photograph - A single room schoolhouse with a small out-building in the background, between Craigmyle and Delia, AB

Photograph - Rockyford grades 5 & 6 children dressed to perform in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Rockyford, AB. Mother Angela Meyer and her class

Photograph - A school building. Alberta

Photograph - A man and woman standing on the doorstep. Alberta

Photograph - A composite of two photographs showing different perspectives of the classroom interior of Tremblay School, Crystal Springs, Saskatchewan

Photograph - A school building. Alberta

Photograph - Students and a teacher inside school building, Alberta

Photograph - Ella Rita Croteau sits on a railing in the entrance to a building, Crystal Springs, SK

Photograph - Eighteen children stand in front of the school building, Crystal Springs, Saskatchewan. One of the boys holds a bat

Photograph - A single room schoolhouse and a small building on the left, between Craigmyle and Delia, AB

Photograph - A school building. Alberta

Photograph - A school teacherage. Alberta

Photograph - A school building. Alberta.

Photograph - A view of a school building. Alberta

Photograph - The Tremblay School building, a single room schoolhouse, Crystal Springs, Saskatchewan

Photograph - Christmas decoration inside a school building, Alberta

Photograph - Students with sports equipment in front of a rural school, Alberta

Photograph - Students in front of school building, Alberta

Photograph - Children in front of school building, Alberta

Photograph - Mother Bernice Byrne posing with a group of kindergarten children, Drumheller, AB

Photograph - Possibly located in Meanook, Alberta

Photograph - Possibly located in Meanook, Alberta

Stanislav Rudovics upon graduation from the Forestry Engineering Program in Jelgava, Latvia.

Teacher Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) in Latgale, Latvia, 1938.

Photograph - Ella Rita Croteau chopping wood for the stove at Tremblay School, Crystal Springs, SK

University of Alberta identification card of Faculty of Dentistry student, Anna Rudovics nee Gipters. View 2.

Latvian-English dictionary published in Germany for the use of all Latvians living in exile in post-war Europe or across the pond.

Popular Latvian book by one of the "two mothers of Latvian literature", Anna Brigaderes (1861-1933) about a peasant boy who has adventures in the forest near his family home. There is a museum in Tervete, Latvia which honours this key…

Latvian Catholic Students Association, Marburg, Germany, 1947. Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) second from left, bottom row.

Ceremony portrait of Riga sorority "Dzintra", 1937. Linda Linis (later Celmainis) third from right. Ribbons across the body indicated the number of sorority "friends".

Anna Gipters (married surname Rudovics), dentistry student (centre), and classmates enjoying a Riga University athletics event in traditional Latvian dress, 1941.

University of Marburg identification card of ethnic Latvian dentistry student, Anna Gipters (later Rudovics).

Guelph Veterinary College where, once in Canada, Peteris Poruks completed his studies in Veterinary Medicine. Postcard image from Poruks family.

School document of Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) received from the Marburg University, Germany, 1946.

Stanislav Rudovics attended the Forestry Engineering Program in Jelgava, Latvia in 1943 and 1944. This portrait shows his faculty uniform.

Detail and publication information for Latvian book distributed in Germany and supported by UNNRA.

Ilda Lubane with Senator Cameron, the director of the Banff School of Fine Arts on the occasion of the installation of the Latvian flag among the flags of the United Nations on the Banff campus. The flag was donated by Lidija Bagatais of the…

Dissertation of Anna Gipters (later Rudovics) as submitted to the Faculty of Dentistry at the Marburg University, Germany in 1946.

Poruks children on the grounds of the Guelph Veterinary College, Ontario in 1952 where their father, Peteris completed his veterinary studies.

Dr. Anna Rudovics nee Gipters and Stan Rudovics on the occasion of Anna's graduation from the University of Alberta Faculty of Dentistry, Edmonton, 1952.