Young children in matching outfits and headscarves stand on a tiered stage behind a group of seated adults.

Ballet dancers in sailor suits perform on stage.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1967, p. 14; "Below, the "Sing Out Group' from Goodsoil entertains." A girls' glee club performs at the Meadow Lake Centennial Music Meet.

Girls in light satin skirts, dark tops and leggings perform a baton twirling exhibition on stage.

Caswell School students in costume at the official opening Original Victoria School, U of S campus

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1967, p. 14; "Dressed as they might have been before 1900, these Caswell School students pictured below, added an authentic touch to the official opening of the Old Victoria School House on the university grounds in Saskatoon. As a Centennial project Caswell School researched children's styles of the last 100 years, and presented them at a fashion show held last spring."

A girl in gingham dress and crinolines square dances with her partner on stage.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1967, p. 15; "Below, students from Sutherland School pay tribute to the Mounted Police during an impressive show put on by Saskatoon public school children to salute Canada's birthday."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1967, p. 15; "Below, trumpeter Bobby Gimby, the Pied Piper of Canada, shows his famous long horn to a proud little boy. Mr. Gimby was on hand to lead 7,000 children through several rousing choruses of his 'Canada' song during Saskatoon public school children's Centennial celebrations..."

On and beside a large stage, girls in white tops and shorts wave pompoms in unison and cheer. Student spectators line the stands at the back of the stage.

Two lines of girls bearing flags on poles stand and sing on stage. They are accompanied by [Bobby Gimby] blowing a long slender horn, and by a brass band in the orchestra pit beside the stage.