Nine men sit at a table for a School Board meeting.

A buggy and several horses are seen in front of Vaughn's first school (log & thatch).

The interior of a rural school. Double desks are visible and maps are seen on the side and back wall. A stove is used for heating.

A [teacher?] preparing a meal. Pots and pans are visible on a stove.

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 25; "The White Beach outpost school in 1943, with Marie Jopp teaching." Students stand by the school that is frame shanty with mud plaster, a board roof, no shingles and no chimney.

The grounds of a stone rural school house with a wood stable and outhouses.

A teacher and students (two on horseback) stand outside on the porch of wood frame rural school.

An exterior view of a one room wood frame rural school.

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 7; "Student teachers were expected to show a high degree of manual skill in the early days. This is a display of handicrafts from the Saskatchewan Normal School." Display of various handicrafts, including wall displays, wicker and wood furniture, doll houses etc.

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 32; "The new gradually replaces the old in the Saskatoon East School Unit in 1950. When the new Floral School was completed, the old building was torn down to create more playground space." Children in playground of new Floral School.

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 34; "By 1951 the organized larger school units clearly outnumbered the unorganized areas. Teachers, trustees and inspectors stumped the province in teams urging the values of the larger units. Teachers were accused of being in the campaign for the sake of larger salaries, but in the long run the winners were the students." Black and white sketched map entitled "Organized Larger School Units in Saskatchewan"

Attached caption (removed): "The community turns out to participate in the opening of the new Sturgis Composite High School in October 1949. The school entrance is on the right, student dormitories on the left."