Front row (left to right): Deputy Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Norman M. Goble; Secretary-Treasurer, Dr. Gerald Nason; First Vice-President, Brother A. G. Brennan of Newfoundland; President, Miss E. F. Redmond of Manitoba; Second Vice-President, Mr. Peter Fieger of SK.; Third Vice-President, Mr. R. G. Fredericks of NS and Past President, Father J. H. Conway of Ontario. Second row: Mr. Francis Blanchard of PEI; Mr. Harvey Wilson of Ont.; Mr. Frank Hoskyn of AB.; Mr. Wendell Sparkes of Que.; Mr. Martin Murphy of Que.; Mr. Ed. Nelson of BC.: Mr. Gordon Merryfield of SK.; Mr. Claude Robbins of NFLD; Mr. Boyd Barteaux of Nova Scotia; Mr. Ed Kowalchuk of Mb. Not shown in this photo is NB Director Mr. William J. Bishop.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 2, 1969, p. 4; "Part of the STF delegation sent to the 48th annual general meeting of the Canadian Teachers' Federation in Winnipeg in July is seen above. Left to right are David Keith, STF vice-president; Harry Walker, president; Gordon Merryfield, past president and Dr. Stirling McDowell, general secretary."

1970-71 President of the Canadian Teachers' Federation Peter P. Fieger of Regina, Sask.

Secretary General of the Canadian Teachers' Federation, Norman M. Goble

A parade float labelled "The Pioneers" features a mock log cabin and students in period costume. Other students and a nun with a briefcase follow.

A robed "king and queen" ride on the Carpenter high school "Youth Music" parade float as other students walk behind. The Meadow Lake water tower is seen in the background.

A parade float carrying children in 1860s costume and marked "Salute Canada" is followed by [Cubs] in uniform and girls with pompoms cheering.

First Nations children in costume ride a "Father Cochin - Poundmaker" float featuring a teepee structure.

First Nations children in costumes and feathered head-dresses perform a traditional dance on stage.

First Nations children in fringed costumes and feathered head-dresses perform a traditional dance on stage.

First Nations children in costumes and feathered head-dresses perform a traditional dance on stage.

First Nations children in costumes and feathered head-dresses perform a traditional dance on stage.

Kids on decorated bikes walk and ride beside the public schools float in the Centennial parade.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1967, p. 15; "Below, one of 56 entries in a parade that got Assiniboia School Unit Centennial Celebrations off to a gay start despite inclement weather. Two thousand spectators and 2,600 students jammed the Assiniboia Civic Center for a day of Centennial fun."

Ruben Richert and George Trapp of the STF ride in a horse-drawn carriage driven by two men in top hats and tailcoats at the Assiniboia parade.