The Saskatchewan Bulletin Dec. 1949, p. 52; "Visual Education Division (Saskatchewan Film Board) of the Department of Education, Regina, is a busy place. Below: Administration section of the Provincial Film Library."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin November 1962; "Gordon Braun of Lake Lenore, pictured above, was the top winner of the 1962 Historama Essay contest sponsored by the Sask. Teachers' Federation and the Western Development Museum."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 31; "Right, Bert Corrigal, CU accountant and Miss Graham consult over credit application file."

; The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 32; "Bulletin Editor Ken Cooper shared a room with Hector Trout; later occupied rented space in another building. NOW, he has a private office as well as the magazine workroom shown at top and the photographic processing laboratory above. His duties include press and radio publicity as well as being a "pamphleteer" for the STF."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 28 ; "Almost from the beginning of their association with the STF, Field Services Director Hector Trout and Editor Ken Cooper out-grew their allotted space. In the Del Building, they shared an office; later to be shared with new Executive assistant Stirling McDowell."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 29; "The late Wm. Perkins, STF Pensions Consultant occupied this office."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1962 ; "Shown here are the three guest speakers from abroad who addressed delegates on the topic: Education in the Life of a Nation. From left, they are: Hon German Arciniegas, Colombia; Dr. M. S. Mehta, Indian; and Hon. Ba Ibrahim, Senegal."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April, 1962, p. 16; "Winners of the Education Writing Awards were, from left: Jules LeBlanc, Le Devoir, Montreal; Gaston Dugas, La Presse, Montreal; Sidney Katz, Maclean's; and R. A. O'Brien, Whig-Standard, Kingston."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1968, p. 2; "The Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian College of Teachers held their first annual dinner meeting recently in Saskatoon. Pictured above is the executive: from left, president Earle Newton, Murray Scharf, guest speaker; Leonore Jantz, secretary-treasurer, and Stan Fowler, vice-president."

Site of the CEPA conference in Banff, Alberta.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1961, p. 14; "Carl Gow, president of the Canadian Teachers' Federation, drew applause and smiles at the official opening of CTF's 40th annual convention. On the platform with Mr. Gow, from left are: Dr. George Croskery, late CTF secretary; D. D. Cooper of Montana, official representative of United States' National Education Association; S. L. Buckwold, mayor of Saskatoon; immediately right of Mr. Gow, Sherburne McCurdy, first vice-president of CTF, later elected CTF president; and Wendelin Herle, president of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation."

Five storey shingled brick building with spire, statue on plinth and other architectural detail (in Charlottetown, P.E.I.?)

The Saskatchewan Bulletin February, 1950, p. 32; "Skillful make-up is the player's aid in helping to establish character." Two student actors being made-up by adults.

Fleet of cars used for Drivers Education High School Program in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1964, p. 9; "Students in five classrooms at the Avenue A campus, College of Education, receive instructions via closed circuit television."