2 photos and a typed out incomplete class list for the photo below it.

First photo (left) depicts Margaret Louis infront of the Jubilee school in 1920. Second photo (right) depicts Margaret Louis and her students infront of the school. There is names for the first row of children:

Front Row, Left to Right:
Harriet Sinclair, Jean Hamilton, Marjory Arnold, Muriel Spence, Murray Braithwaite, Mary Williamson, Lucy White, Bessie White, Robert Williamson, Gordon Braithwaite, Joe Williamson

Indoor and outdoor snapshots of students, parents and events and teacher Beth Ramsay

Posed group of 25 students sitting on the front steps of the school.

Group of 23 children - aged about 5 to 12, standing outdoors with their teacher(?) who looks to be about 18-20.

Local names include Louise Gray (Qu'Appelle - p32); Pearl Hall (Wolseley - p33); Pearl McCannel (Qu'Appelle - p51); Carrie Belle Mitchell (Wolseley - p52): Beryl Nimmons (Wolseley - p56); Annie Rowell (Qu'Appelle - p56);

Includes the yearbook (IHM.2023.0051a) and a program leaflet for the "Graduation Exercises of the Class 1925-26" (IHM.2023.0051b). The items apparently belonged to Violet McAfee (Room G - p65), daughter of Indian Head's Presbyterian Rev. Thomas McAfee. Various other students are marked in pen in the yearbook - likely friends of Ms. McAfee.

Includes a 100-page book (IHM.2023.0056a) and a certificate of appreciation to Violet McAfee (IHM.2023.0056b). Violet McAfee was the daughter of Indian Head's Presbyterian Rev. Thomas McAfee.

The students of the 1902 fall term of the Regina Normal School along with the faculty of the school

Fourteen page booklet with writeups about the various one-room schools in the Fort Qu'Appelle - Lebret area

A blue 3-ring binder containing 34 pages (cardboard adhesive plastic-covered) articles, documents, some students assignments, drawings and photographs of students and the school. The photographs are thoroughly captioned with names of all the people in them.

Posed group photo of 30 elementary school students sitting on the schools' front steps with a male teacher (or principal) in a suit and bowler hat standing behind them.

Posed group of about 50 students and teachers on the schoolhouse steps. Hand-printed caption of front: 1917 New School"

The pupils at Indian Head Public School in 1929

A laminated manila page (20 cm X 38 cm) with text at the top detailing highlights in the history of the school and six black-and-white snapshot photographs of students at the school (names not specified).

An envelope addressed to "Mrs. Ernest Prior Indian Head, Sask." containing two letters - dated February 17 and February 21, 1964 - from A.L. Karras, Secretary-Treasurer of Indian Head School Unit #19. The letters apparently relate to school consolidation. The first letter announced an Indian Head School Unit Board meeting to be held in April to which all rural school district delegates were invited. The second letter announced the 49th Annual Convention of the Saskatchewan School Trustees Association at the Hotel Saskatchewan in Regina on March 9-12, 1964, and invited rural school district delegates to attend at their own expense. A folded undated piece of paper entitled "claim for hail damage (Harry Hitchens - labour) was also in the envelope with the inscription on the reverse "(Mrs) Muriel Prior Secretary Sunny Slope S.D. #1843".