The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1954, p. 36; "Mrs. MacGregor Hone (Mr. Hone is art instructor at Central Collegiate, Regina) acts as instructor in ceramics for night students Raina Yanda and Mrs. Leonard James."

Arbos September-October 1969, p. 11; "Above, Mr. Fraser-Harrison contacts the recovery group by walkie-talkie?"

Image shows exterior of a geodesic dome building nestled into the bush at [Emma Lake]. A single room interior with chairs and tables is visible through the large bare windows.

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 48; "These British teachers attending orientation in 1966 were almost the last in a program begun 10 years earlier by the provincial government to alleviate the teacher shortage in Saskatchewan. The government introduced austerity measures before the end of the '60s and the number of teacher positions was reduced drastically as grants were subjected to restraints."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June, 1968, p. 12; "This is what the new STF office building to be built in South East Nutana during the coming year will look like. The photograph is from a scale model of the building by architect Tinos Kortes."

The STF building on Arlington is shown under construction.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 2, 1970, p. 1; "Artists David Morgan and William Epp with helper add finishing touches to the wall sized mural featured in the lobby of the new STF building."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 2, 1970, p. 1; "Later, after stripping the protective papers from the glass mosaic, the intricate design of their craftsmanship is revealed." Glass mosaic in lobby of the STF building on Arlington.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 3, 1970, p. 1; "Left, former STF General Secretary Gib Eamer cuts the ribbon to open Eamer Auditorium."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1955, p. 29; "Using toy soldiers and other small models, St. Joseph's portrayed the last stand of Riel and his band at Batoche."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1955, p. 30; "At St. Mary's, the father of a student gave expert assistance in constructing a miniature of a sod-house school (second from left). A log house and Indian Museum with properly identified specimens in miniature made up another section of St. Mary's exhibit."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1955, p. 32; "Design for a Jubilee. Below: Directors of the Saskatchewan Golden Jubilee Committee meet to thresh out final details of celebration plans. In the background can be seen a display of literature and projects. About the fireplace, left, are mounted a few of A. W. Davey's illustrations for the new history of Saskatchewan now in the hands of the publisher."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1955, p. 34; "Design for a Jubilee. Ambassadors of song. These boys and girls from two Regina high schools have already carried an invitation from Saskatchewan to many people in the north-central states. In the year to come they will contribute musically to conventions and celebrations throughout the province."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1955, p. 28; "What Shall We Call Our Local History? Here's a title which suggests that what is told of Barthel to date is merely a beginning! The illustrations, by the way, were done in permanent coloured inks. Another plywood mounting bolted together." The cover of a local history, entitled "Forward with Barthel by Pupils of Horsehead School" is depicted. The hand-drawn cover illustration shows a span of oxen being driven in the background, and a modern automobile in the foreground.

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