The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1964, p. 2, ; "One is never too young to use the library. It can be seen that the Brunskill students make ample use of their well-equipped library."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1965, p. 9, ; "Young Canada's Book Week - November 15 to 22" Brunskill School students. Two young girls and a boy sign out books. Another girl holding a book is seen to the right.

Four Brunskill School students sit at a table reading. Shelves of books and a globe are seen behind them.

Brunskill School students sit a tables in the library reading and writing as a librarian leans over to help one student. Shelves of books are seen behind them.

Four Brunskill School students sit a tables in the library reading. Shelves of books are seen behind them.

Brunskill School students sit a tables in the library reading as a librarian leans over to help one. Shelves of books are seen behind them.

Three Buena Vista school students sit at a table and watch as a fourth points to a map of "The Organization of the United Nations."

Three Buena Vista school students sit at a table and read books pertaining to Canada and the United Nations as a fourth looks at a display for "UNICEF."

Three Buena Vista school students look at a display of magazines. The Saskatchewan Coat of Arms and drawings of Saskatchewan emblems, the Prairie Lily and the Sharp-tailed Grouse are seen to the right. A copy of the Canadian Bill of Rights is framed and hung on the wall.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1964,; "Voluntary assistance in the library is nice, but trained clerical help is needed!" A volunteer re-shelves books from a cart.

"Library displays can arouse interest in school as well as outside pursuits." Saskatoon Separate Schools Teachers "History of the Book" display ca. January 1965?

A display of mainly historical books on a table. Saskatoon Separate Schools Teachers display?