The fonds consists of 3 drafts of manuscripts, and 11 prints. The manuscripts include: "The Adventures of Felix," 1993; an unedited version of "Practice of Technology," 1995; and "Wise dwelling: transitions from modern to ecological paradigms: narrative connections to harmony, diversity and depth," 1999. The prints were designed by Jenus Friesen for Drengson's publication Doc Forest and Blue Mountain Ecostery, published in 1993.

The fonds consists of typescripts of Images of American living (7 files), and page proofs for The restless art (3 files).

The fonds consists of scrapbooks and school exercise books kept by Alan Love as a high school student. The scrapbooks contain newsclippings documenting the tensions in international relations at the onset of the Second World War and the 1939 Royal Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Canada.

The fonds consists of correspondence, guest books and accounts and banking records of the Alberni District High School Reunion Committee.

The fonds consists of a Scrapbook, 1962-1968; a Baptismal record, 1938-1969; a Civil marriage register, 1937-1976; and a Communion roll, 1941-1954. The Communion roll was passed to a congregation, probably Tseshaht United Church, of which the students were members, and used as a record of those members of the congregation who were students at the School from 1954 to 1956.

Fonds contains the records created and collected by Comanor during his career as a social work administrator, a university professor and a social work consultant. His frequent involvement in conferences, symposiums, workshops and other training venues is reflected in the number of papers he presented and the bulk of records he accumulated from such events. The fonds is arranged into six series which reflect the main activities in Comanor's professional life. They are: 1)Early Career - Social Work Administrator; 2) Academic Career - Social Work Educator; 3) Conferences and Other Speaking Engagements; 4) Consultations; 5) Subject Files; and 6) Correspondence Files. Records consist of correspondence and memos, course outlines and examinations, program development notes, curriculum review reports, consultative project reports, conference planning notes, minutes, papers presented to conferences and other academic gatherings, statements presented to state and national committees investigating social issues, records of professional associations, conference programs, and newspaper clippings.

The fonds consists of two diplomas inscribed to Albert Crux originating from the Alberta College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1907, and the University of Toronto in 1911.

The fonds consists of personal papers, letters, essays, publications and photographs of the Schwermann family, relating to congregations, the Alberta-British Columbia District, Concordia College, LCMS and LCC and individuals, students, pastors and church members. Includes photographs of events, people, buildings as well as water colours and pencil line drawings given as gifts from students.

The fonds consists of correspondence, speeches, photographs, petitions, and clippings pertaining to the Student Publicity Campaign (1922/23). The fonds also includes copies of speeches delivered on other occasions, memorabilia from Richards' graduation in 1923 and other miscellaneous material.

Fonds consists of these series: I Finance (1954-1983). Includes budgets; ledgers; reports; fundraising; equipment; and supplies. II General office records (1954-1985). Includes annual summary activity reports; correspondence; minutes. III General research records (1954-1983). Relates to reference material and criteria for the evaluation of research proposals. IV Membership (1955-1980). Consists of correspondence and mailing lists. V Publications (1955-1983). Includes material relating to the Alberta Journal of Educational Research and journals supported by AACES grants. VI Relations with other organizations (1953-1981). Relates to the Canada Council, Canadian Council for Research in Education, Canadian Education Association, Human Resources Research Council of the Government of Alberta, and University of Alberta Faculty Committee on Educational Research. VII Research grants (1960-1984). Includes correspondence; grant reports; files of grantees; project registers and schedules. VIII Special projects (1955-1976). Includes budgets, correspondence, minutes, and reports relating in part to a Matriculation Project, Imperial Order of the Daughters of the Empire (IODE) funded project, ten Year Teaching Force Follow-up Study, Alberta Innovative Projects, and Interprovincial School Evaluation Project.