From the left - Ruben Richert, Irene Peters, Gib Eamer, Peter Fieger, Joe Brown, Harry Walker, Gordon Merryfield, ?, Stirling McDowell. All are seated at tables arranged in a gymnasium.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Jan. 1950, p. 30; "Alec Reid, Wm. Smiley and Emma Stewart, assistant secretary, will participate in discussions when reports are presented."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 30; "Magazines were the only publications on regular display."

Mrs. Viola MacKinnon in the Del Building looking at a magazine .

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, 31; "The Credit Union office was reached in the old board room after "squeezing" past the account and CU business was carried on in a cramped corner."

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, May 1958, p. 24 ; "'Crowded quarters' had been the situation for the Secretary Treasurer since the inception of the STF."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 30; "The tightest spot in the Del Building was a room which housed an inadequate assortment of machines: duplicator, folder, addresser, stencil file, supply cupboards and salary schedule files and etceteras!"

A little boy sits at a desk reading inside the classroom of Stone Pile school. A wood stove and a Waterbury [boiler?] are seen in the background.

A teacher stands with her students by a tethered horse outside a stone rural school (small wooden stable in background)

A student writes on the blackboard as other students and the teacher look on. Photos of the King and Queen hang above the board and a Union Jack hangs to the side. Sheaves of grain, a calendar, a map of Africa and other projects are pinned to the side wall.

Students holding homemade crafts in front of the Anchor School District building.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1966, p. 5; "Mrs. Norah Eileen Maywood, left, was presented with an engraved school bell by Mrs. Frances Till on behalf of the Nipawin Unit Branch of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. The presentation was made at the Nipawin convention, of which Mrs. Maywood was president. Mrs. Maywood (née Denby) came from England to teach at Codette and taught a total of twenty-one years in the Nipawin area. Prior to her retirement she was teacher librarian in the Nipawin Composite High School. The stand for the bell was handmade by shop teacher Phillip Lyons."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1952, p. 38; "Taken the second day, the photographs (left) show the general assembly when it was addressed on audio-visual matters?"