The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1966, p. 7 "Structure" - sculpture created for Potash Show at the Mendel Art Gallery

Arbos November - December 1965 "Eyrie" - sculpture by Bill Epp

Miss Amelia Martinez-Trucco, Argentine teacher and vice-president of the Santa Fe Teachers' Association, was a week-long guest of the STF.

Miss Amelia Martinez-Trucco, Argentine teacher and vice-president of the Santa Fe Teachers' Association, was a week-long guest of the STF.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1965, p. 8; "Miss Amelia Martinez-Trucco, Argentine teacher and vice-president of the Santa Fe Teachers' Association was a week long guest of the STF. Above, Art McBeath, STF executive assistant, Peter Fieger, STF vice-president, and Hector Trout, STF assistant general secretary, discuss teacher organizations with their charming guest."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 25, 1964 News Supplement, p. 4; "Seven charming young Argentine senoritas, touring Canada as guests of various Rotary Clubs, were entertained by representatives of the STF on Jan. 20. Their Saskatoon itinerary, arranged by Rotary Club member Minke Kindrachuk (principal of Lorne Hazelton School), included visits to schools and University. Five of the senoritas are teachers. The STF types apparently enjoyed the cultural exchange provided at the home of host Hector Trout (on rug). Others in the picture, from left, are: Executive member Joe Brown, Graciela Olano, Edith Rosa Berlin, Susanna di Bartolo, Maria Celia Carranza, STF President Victor Lalonde, Alicia Fornabaio, Ana Maria Poratti, Ana Maria Melfi, and an STF Past President John Egnatoff, who is also a Rotary Club member."

Arbos November-December 1964, p. 8; "Calf-roping is one of the many exciting events during Swift Current's Frontier Days." Man on a horse chases after a calf as others look on.

A flock of geese, ducks and other water fowl.

Two pigs lying in a wallow. Printed caption on margin "WHAT - ME WORRY?"

"Gene Wilson is an energetic young agriculturist. Here he is shown calling a young calf that was part of his home project which became the start of a beef herd."

Boy carrying a riding crop stands holding the rope halter of a pony.

Arbos September-October 1969, p. 10; "Kirk Marleau (left) and Murray Neufeld pack the rocket's parachute in preparation for a launch."

Arbos September-October 1969, p. 10; "Teacher Errol Fraser-Harrison and student Randy Grauer set the 'Aero-Bee' up on the launcher."

Arbos September-October 1969, p. 9; "All eyes are on the rocket as a student waits for the right moment to push the launch button."

Arbos September-October 1969, p. 11; "Jubilant exclamations accompany another successful launch as a student's rocket streaks skyward."