The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1955, p. 31; "What Shall We Call Our Local History? The 'Now-and-Then' theme: present homes of oldest families paired up with original homes - photographically."

A page of a local history is shown, with two photographs of an outfit for harvesting as well as a story of an entertainment in pioneer Saskatchewan.

A page of a local history is shown, with four photographs of workers for the Rural Telephone in 1910 Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1964; "The 17-room, $435,000 Clavet School, situated 17 miles southeast of Saskatoon, was officially opened Friday, October 23. Approximately 300 ratepayers of the Saskatoon East School Unit were in attendance at the evening program which featured Education Minister George Trapp as guest speaker. Clavet principal M. Sorochka said the entire school population of 444 is transported by bus to the school. The program included a key passing ceremony, musical selections by students and a brief congratulatory message from the STF representative J. Friesen. Master of ceremonies was Unit Board Chairman L.C. Duddridge of Hanley."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1964; "This is the $125,000 auditorium of the unit composite high school at Foam Lake. It also houses a gymnasium."

The old Victoria school, one room stone schoolhouse now located on the U. of S. campus, is depicted.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1963; "Pictured above is the new $96,000 No. 2 public school at Foam Lake. It will accommodate pupils on Grades 5 to 8."

"The recently completed Education building, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon campus." - University News

The Saskatchewan Bulletin May, 1963, p. 33; "Part of the eight-room addition to the Humboldt Collegiate Institute is shown here (right) adjoining the auditorium-gymnasium built several years ago."

Display panel on Special Subject Councils

Seen standing and talking, from left to right are STF vice-president David Keith ; the Honorable J. C. McIsaac, Minister of Education; Premier Ross Thatcher; and STF Executive Assistant Dr. Art McBeath.

Seen standing and talking, from left to right are STF Executive Assistant Leo Marshall; the Honorable Alan Guy; STF General Secretary Dr. Stirling McDowell; and the Honorable Cy MacDonald.

Seen standing and talking, from left to right are the Honorable J. C. McIsaac, STF President Harry Walker, and the Honorable Gordon Grant.

Seen standing and talking, from left to right are STF vice-president David Keith ; the Honorable J. C. McIsaac, Minister of Education; Premier Ross Thatcher; and STF Executive Assistant Dr. Art McBeath.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 13, 1970, p. 7; "Fred Dewhurst, Wadena M.L.A. and chairman of the NDP caucus, Harry Walker, STF president and the Hon. W. S. Lloyd, leader of the opposition, discuss the provincial education situation at a meeting of STF officials with the NDP caucus recently in Regina." Seen standing and talking, from left to right are Fred Dewhurst; STF President Harry Walker; Woodrow Lloyd, NDP leader; STF Executive Assistant Ruben Richert, and STF General Secretary Stirling McDowell.