A lady stands outside a sod house which was the very first Winona School. The Winona district hosted "sodding bees" where they would pile sod walls three feet thick against the wooden frame of the school, producing a building which was warm in the winter and cool in the summer.

The finished Winona School building.

Franklin Schoolhouse in the winter. Lady standing in front is Mrs. Victor Greer, mother of Bob, Jack, and Margaret.

A teacher and her female pupils stand outside a building in the Wiggins schoolyard.

6 pupils of Newpark rural school pose for a class photo outside the schoolhouse. Front row, far left: Billy Clark. 2nd from left, back row: Fred Clark. Far right, back row: Jack Staples.

A photo of the St. Joseph's school building in 1987, a year before its demolition and after the building had been purchased by the Rosetown School Division for $200,000. Grades 7, 8, and 9 were taught here until construction began on the new high school in 1988.

3 gentlemen in front of the school division office. L-R: Howard Mitchell, Jim Baikkie (sp?), George Loken, MLA.

A photograph of an early postcard (originally shot by Ward Photo) depicting the Rosetown School, later named Stewart School after Nettie Stewart, who taught in Rosetown for 40 years.

Postcard depicting Smith School with Stewart School visible behind it on the left. Photo by Pope Studio.

A float rides past Stewart and Smith Schools during a parade to celebrate Saskatchewan's 50th anniversary. Stewart school on the left, Smith School on the right.

Teacher and students standing in front of Muirland School. Back row, L-R: Verna Brown, Roddick Ritchie, Miss Jean Ritchie (teacher), Ethel Hagen, Guy Brown. Front row: Peter Brown, John Carnegie, Annie Brown, Bill Ritchie, Margaret Carnegie.

L-R: Jean Lawson, Miss Agnes Love (teacher), Thelma Cutter, Jessie Collins, Norman Wickett, Tommy Forest, Charles Collins (in front of Tommy), Jack Gardner, Garnet Cutler (in front of Jack).

Unidentified teacher and nine students stand out front of the Camberley schoolhouse.