28 children posing for a group photograph in front of a wooden building
Written on the back in blue ink:
"Grade IV 1965-1966 E. Norgord - teacher.
Back

1. Gloria Redlich
2. Susan Herity
3. Charlene Shakotko
   4 Brenda Scharf
   5 Roberta Gray
   6 Judy kKolberg
   7 Barbara Back
   8 Laura Angelopoulos
   9 Cindy Hoppy
   10 Marilyn Cowper
4. Moira Nimmo
5. Donna Rensby

Middle Row

1. David MacDonald
2. Larry Dearing
3. Wayne Robinson
4. David Lang
5. Bob Dyck
6. Dale Friesen
7. Donald Kaplar
8. Wayne Surik
9. Ricky Lewis

Front

1. Allan Barber
2. Tim Carter
3. Dale Anderson
4. Dwain Everett
5. David Smith
6. Wendell Ratke
7. Michael Coote

28 children posing for a group photograph in front of a brick building
Written on the back in blue ink:
"Grade IV 1966-1967
Teacher - E. Norgord
Back Row

1. Dale Staver
2. Nelson Poole
3. David Steele
4. Darryl Archibald
5. Eric Dyck
6. Ken Sapsford
7. Bob Chappell
8. Tim Rensby?
9. Brent Poletz

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1. Beverly Pavlott
   2 Cindy Driedger
2. Donne Beebe
3. Cheryl Gidluck
4. Violet Armstrong
5. Dorothy Rann
6. Valerie Lindgren
7. Alana Crozier
8. Linda Back
9. Marilyn Lindquist
10. Marilee Tinney or Ruth Charlton

Front Row

1. Danny Demonenko
2. Dean Tavenetz
   3.Doug Kissick
3. Barry Grant
4. Brian Mitchell
5. Barry Kennedy
6. Terri Lamb?
   8 Mark Young

Absent
Ross MacKay
Randy Goodmundson
Carol Evanisky"

16 adults and four children posing for a group photograph outside on the grass
There are very large conifer trees in the background
There is a woman standing and two people sitting on a park bench in the background
Written on the back in pencil:
"Biggar Picnic/Stanley Park 141
Stamped in black ink is the number "670A"
a decal pattern of a diamond with the word "Selo" is printed on the back

Group photograph of the Jenkins Family of Biggar, Saskatchewan; family members not identified.

Group photograph of seven members of the Oliver Family from Biggar, Saskatchewan; names of family members not supplied.

Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Dunbar (Will and Frankie); for many years, Mr. Dunbar was the Postmaster for the town of Biggar, Saskatchewan.

Two women, identified as Marjorie Frampton and Alma Erickson, are seen sitting in front of a field with a tree in the background.

A street-view of Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan at the Third Avenue intersection. The Golden Rule Department Store is seen.

An aerial view of Biggar, Saskatchewan from the Canadian National Railway (CNR) rail yard at the south end of town.

A street-view of Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan from the First Avenue intersection. The Canada Hotel is seen on one corner across and the Imperial Service Station.

A street-view of Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan from the Fifth Avenue intersection; the signs on the buildings from left to right read "Majestic" and "North American Lumber" and "Biggar Bakery"

A street view of Biggar Main Street with cars angled parked on it as seen from the Second Avenue intersection

A view of the CNR train station in Biggar, SK
Written on the bottom: " C.N.R. Station Biggar, Sask."

A street-view of Main Street in Biggar, Saskatchewan from the Second Avenue intersection.

A street view of Biggar's Town Hall