The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1966, p. 7; "Pictured above, part of the group of 28 Canadians who took part in CTF's Project Africa this summer..."; ; Caption attached: Front centre: Ray Smyke (WCOTP) 1st row, left to right: Miss Elizabeth Brown (N. S.), Miss Eunice Smillie (Ont.), Mme Estelle L'Heureux (Sask.), Mlle Jacqueline Lauwers (Que.), Miss Eleanor Owens (Ont.), Mrs. Annie Dixon (Alta), Kleber Violet (WCOTP) 2nd row, left to right: Dr. Gerard Gilbert (Ont.), Lucien St-Vincent (Man), Odin Sostad (B.C.) Vincent Comeau (N.B.), Bill Long (B.C.) Last row: G. C. Johnstone (B.C.), and R. A. Hibberd (B.C.) Group standing on steps.

Marie Rose Gauthier (left) with Mrs. F. Foster at the Prince Albert Teachers' Association (PATA) Convention.

Two nuns and four men in suits sit at school desks.

Several people, including some nuns, are sitting in chairs and listening to a lecture. A book exhibit is seen in the background.

Delegates to the seminar face the camera as they sit at school desks.

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, January 1963, p. 32; "Miss E. Marjorie Hill, Victoria, B.C., explains a point in weaving technique to a weaving workshop group at Saskatchewan House, Regina. The workshop formed a part of the Saskatchewan Festival of the Arts, ; co-ordinated by the Saskatchewan Arts Board. The Festival was held in Regina."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1964, p. 44 ; "A wood sculpture by Ray Evans, Grade 8 student at Buena Vista. The sculpture has been finished with a commercial wood stain." Part of an elementary school art display at Buena Vista school

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1962 ; "Above is the Marcelin school mural."

People looking at an elementary school art display in a gymnasium.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1961, p. 25 City Hall-commissioned ice sculpture of the Nativity scene, on City Hall Lawn, created by Saskatoon teacher Bill Epp (assisted by art student Russell Yuristy)

Metal sculpture "Astra" The unidentified sculptor kneels next to it wearing goggles and holding a blow torch.

A man looks over a film strip projector in front of a rack of film strip containers.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1955, p. 57; "A big, new, relief map of Canada for offices, homes and schools was published early in September, 1955, by Canadian Aero Service Limited, Ottawa." Advertising photo - a woman and three children are grouped around a plastic relief map of Canada.