The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 29; "NOW - Stirling McDowell has a private office of his own in which to conduct research and engage in other assignments?"

Outside of Spadina building at completion of construction

Abstract metal sculpture of a bird in front of the STF offices.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1958, p. 29; "NOW, the space allotted to Bill [Perkins] has been temporarily occupied by past president John N. W. Elkington as pensions consultant."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1958, p. 37; "A history-making group: first president of STF, Dr. James R. MacKay 'surrounded' by the STF's only two women presidents: Caroline Robins, left, and Mrs. Ethel Coppinger Brisbin, right."

Secretaries Eileen Potts, Sylvia Berryere and Merle Bocking working in cramped quarters.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 27; "? secretaries, typists, stencil-cutters, mailers and Credit Union people occupied a single, crowded room."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 27; "Accountant George MacDonald occupies a private office, no longer the cubby-hole it was in the Del Building."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin January 1952, p. 31; "Below: Bulletin Editor Ken. W. F. Cooper."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin January 1952, p. 35; "Below: Two views of the general office where most of the 'paper work' is done. Bottom: Louise Norlin (left) is Central Office bookkeeper."

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, page 33; "Emma Stewart, on the right, hard at work in the STF offices over the Del Café, in January 1952, with the members of the newly-struck philosophy committee. The committee members are, from left to right, Anna (Enns) Tye, Florence Benny, Reg Cantelon and John Egnatoff. The empty ashtray was a trademark of Emma Stewart - she didn't encourage people to smoke at meetings."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, November 1964, p. 1; "Pictured from left to right, during the presentation of the STF brief to the cabinet are, Minister of Education, George Trapp, STF president Reuben Richert, Premier Ross Thatcher, and STF executive secretary, G. D. Eamer."

Presentation of the STF brief to the Saskatchewan cabinet. Premier Ross Thatcher.