The fonds consists of personal papers of Agnes Comfort, including correspondence, scrapbooks and newspaper clippings; records of her teaching career including lesson plans, textbooks, examination papers pertaining to the Canadian Nazarene College and River Glen School; and records relating to personal interests such as the Canadian Women's Christian Temperance Union, women's institutes, and the Church of the Nazarene. Includes records of her father, John H. Comfort, and her sister, Mary Reist.

The fonds consists of original photographs and PMTs (photo mechanical transfers) which are printable copies of the original photographs used for news publication for the Red Deer Advocate. The photographs depict a very wide spectrum of subjects and topics.

The fonds consists of the following series: Financial records (tax records, receipts, annual financial statements and statements of grants) and Department of Education (inspection reports, deed of the land, contracts and publications).

The fonds consists of circulars and correspondence concerning disaster services, false alarms, siren procedures, atomic radiation, survival plans, reports on nuclear threats, and transportation assistance plans.

The fonds consists of the research notes of a French Immersion class project compiled by teachers Robert Porkka and Elaine Ward. The project researched the lives and military experiences of fourteen Red Deer students who were killed in the First World War. Included are photographs of a visit by students to war graves in France and Belgium.

The fonds consists of correspondence, financial records, agendas and minutes, superintendent's annual reports, and a copy of "The School Act" (1952).

The fonds consists of two Red Deer High School yearbooks (1942-1943, 1944-1945), a small autograph book, and "The Happy Gang" souvenir album.

The fonds consists of two minute books.

The fonds consists of minutes, IODE policies and procedures, financial reports, and a scrapbook containing correspondence, photographs and newspaper clippings.

The fonds consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings, a short biography on Kerry Wood, a photograph, and a paper written by Joyce Kaare for an English class at Red Deer College (1974).