The series contains files relating to autobiographical and biographical information on St. Barbe Baker.

The collection consists of primarily textual materials relating to various ministers and other lay people associated with the United Church, in Saskatchewan. Contents include obituaries, newspaper articles, pamphlets, programs, publications, and various other documents containing biographical information. Some are accompanied by portraits.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 26; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? A mounted collection of butterflies."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 27; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? Some of the specimens collected during field trips were displayed during the final day of the seminar."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 27; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? the display illustrating the basic equipment needed to conduct field trips for biology students. Field equipment shown includes an insect net, killing bottles, trowel, plastic bag for plants, mammal traps, bottles and vials."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 26; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? Library and chart displays set up by the seminar students.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 23; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? Views of the audience and seminar during the symposium. Professors and lecturers as well as teachers attending summer school and the seminar took part in the symposium."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 23; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? Views of the audience and seminar during the symposium. Professors and lecturers as well as teachers attending summer school and the seminar took part in the symposium."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1959, p. 23; "New Ways of Teaching Biology explored in first of a series of summer seminars at the University of Saskatchewan through July-August, 1958? The five-member symposium consisting of members of the seminar. The five conducted a review and evaluation of the month's activities. Left to right: Duncan Simmonds, Kelvington; Gordon Silverside, Meadow Lake; Lawrence Salamon, Tisdale; Mrs. Evelyn Jonescu, Markinch; and Nestor Remenda, Cupar."