The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1955, p. 30; "At St. Mary's, the father of a student gave expert assistance in constructing a miniature of a sod-house school (second from left). A log house and Indian Museum with properly identified specimens in miniature made up another section of St. Mary's exhibit."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1955, p. 31; "Left: Each school was required to put down in album form a history of the school itself and the district it serves. Older schools, like St. Mary's, had more to recount."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1955, p. 32; "Right: St. Michael's is also one of Saskatoon's newest separate schools but they made an impressive exhibit of the events connected with their history."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1955, p. 31; "St. Paul's students put together a huge map (ceiling high), of the province (above), of which a part of the history of the RCMP is illustrated along with sites of historical importance."

Exterior shot of the Saskatoon Public Library building, with snow on the ground.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1964; "The 17-room, $435,000 Clavet School, situated 17 miles southeast of Saskatoon, was officially opened Friday, October 23. Approximately 300 ratepayers of the Saskatoon East School Unit were in attendance at the evening program which featured Education Minister George Trapp as guest speaker. Clavet principal M. Sorochka said the entire school population of 444 is transported by bus to the school. The program included a key passing ceremony, musical selections by students and a brief congratulatory message from the STF representative J. Friesen. Master of ceremonies was Unit Board Chairman L.C. Duddridge of Hanley."

"The recently completed Education building, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon campus." - University News

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1963; "Pictured above is the new $96,000 No. 2 public school at Foam Lake. It will accommodate pupils on Grades 5 to 8."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1964; "This is the $125,000 auditorium of the unit composite high school at Foam Lake. It also houses a gymnasium."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin May, 1963, p. 33; "Part of the eight-room addition to the Humboldt Collegiate Institute is shown here (right) adjoining the auditorium-gymnasium built several years ago."

The old Victoria school, one room stone schoolhouse now located on the U. of S. campus, is depicted.

A student and the driver are seen standing next the Govan Unit No. 2 experimental school transport - school bus snowmobile No.11, which features skis on the front and treads on the back.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1964, p. 2, ; "'Meet the Books' corner is a popular spot for students at Brunskill School, Saskatoon. Here Betty Schnell and Vance Mitchell look over the latest additions to the library collection." Brunskill School students Betty Schnell and Vance Mitchell look at a display called "Meet the Books"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1964, p. 2, ; "The two boys pictured above, Rick Saunderson and Ron Pepper, Grade VI students and Brunskill School, Saskatoon, show knowledgeable use of the card catalogue." Brunskill School students Rick Saunderson and Ron Pepper look at the card catalogue. A book from the "Life Nature Library" "The Poles" is seen on top of the catalogue.

A group of Buena Vista school students stand in front of a stage. The curtain has several paper snow flakes on it as well as the words "Welcome to our Library."