The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1, 1967, p. 10; "Young Principal Helps Retarded Develop Potential. Focusing attention on Education Week, children at John Chisholm school in Moose Jaw are displaying an Indian Village pageant for the occasion. All the scenery in this picture has been made by the retarded children out of house-hold materials."

Attached caption (removed): "Singing, an important part in the training, is given a different setting from the usual at the school. The children enjoy learning when given an opportunity to exercise their talents in such an atmosphere." Students from John Chisholm School for Retarded Children in Moose Jaw join principal Patricia McIntyre in beating a tom-tom and singing. They are wearing Indian costumes and sitting outside a tepee beside a pretend campfire, scenery constructed by the students for an Education Week pageant.

Attached caption (removed): "Braves and squaw sing Indian songs under directorship of teacher Mrs. Dorothy Devlin." Students from John Chisholm School for Retarded Children in Moose Jaw join teacher Dorothy Devlin in singing around a piano. They are wearing costumes made for their Education Week Indian Village pageant.

Attached caption (removed): "A home-made tom-tom sounds its rhythm as Miss McIntyre (right) leads a happy drumming section into a wild Indian beat." Students from John Chisholm School for Retarded Children in Moose Jaw join principal Patricia McIntyre in beating a tom-tom. They are wearing Indian costumes and sitting outside a tepee beside a pretend campfire, scenery constructed by the students for an Education Week pageant.

Attached caption (removed): "Students at the school learn to help each other as the old 'feather in your cap' cliché is put to practical use. A student from John Chisholm School for Retarded Children in Moose Jaw helps another fasten a feathered headband, part of her Indian costume for an Education Week pageant.

Attached caption (removed): "Miss McIntyre lends a loving hand to a young Indian maiden." Patricia McIntyre, principal of John Chisholm School for Retarded Children in Moose Jaw, fixes a student's feathered headband, part of an Indian costume for the Education Week pageant.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1, 1967, p. 10; "Young Principal Helps Retarded Develop Potential. Costumes for the John Chisholm school Education Week display were made in Principal Patricia McIntyre's home economics class. Here she shows students how to embroider the costumes they will wear in the pageant. Twenty-four year old Miss McIntyre believes retarded children should be taught self-reliance and her ambitious program has produced a school of happy, active children."

A little girl huddles in a rather crudely made high backed wooden chair with a desk tray. She has her head down on the tray and her hand over her face. A sign on the front reads "Denise's chair."

Arbos May-June 1970, p. 22 (no caption) Glen Penner, teacher and principal at King Edward School, points to a chalkboard on which is written a historical outline. Several students listen and watch intently.

"Dr. J. M. Beniskos, and authority on child psychology, will be guest speaker at the 1970 Annual Study Conference sponsored by the Quebec Branch of the Council for Childhood Education. The conference is being held on October 30 and 31 at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal." Head and shoulders shot of Dr. J. M. Beniskos, Doctor of Clinical Psychology, wearing an academic robe.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 15, 1970, p. 5; "The executive of the Early Childhood Education Council including Mavis Williams, president (left); Helen Bumphrey, past president; Florence Graham, editor; Sharon Arnsten, vice-president; Jan Finlay, secretary; and Wileen Mansfield, treasurer plus Evan Morrow, public relations (not present) were elected for the 1970-71 school year at the annual ECEC meeting held last spring."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 1, 1970, p. 3; "Mrs. Jean Syroleuk (left) of Saskatoon and Mrs. Marie Wilkinson of Moose Jaw, examine and make note of some of the many educational materials on display at the Early Childhood Education Council conference, held in Saskatoon Nov. 14."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 10, 1970, p. 7; "Mrs. L. Hilderman of Saskatoon examines a puppet display at the Early Childhood Education Council conference."

Part of the ECEC conference displays laid out on and around tables are woven baskets, jewellery, woodwork, fabric crafts and other handcrafted items. Signs on the table read "The Dolan School" and "Handicrafts for Sale."

A row of papier-maché animals lined up in front of the mosaic mural in the STF lobby was one of the displays at the ECEC conference.