Sir Ronald Gould and guests - tea at Mr. & Mrs. Hector Trout's home February 1966.

Sadie Graham seated having tea with other STF Staff.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1955, p. 52 ; "A SALUTE TO JIM GREAVES, TRUSTEE. He's Been on a School Board Since 1907 - A Unit Chairman Now. Melfort Unit Chairman Jim Greaves with Mrs. Greaves in their Star City home."

Head and shoulders image of Dr. P. R. Greenough.

Retirement party for Rita Gurnon. (Central Office staff)

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1961, p. 16 ; "MEET YOUR TEACHER LEGISLATORS. Allan R. Guy (Liberal, Athabaska) was born in 1926 in Senlac, Saskatchewan, where he received his elementary and secondary education." (more text)

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct., 1967, p. 7; "18 TEACHERS SEEK VOTES IN OCTOBER 11, PROVINCIAL ELECTION. Allan Ray Guy, Northern Education Supervisor for the Liberal government, will seek re-election in the constituency of Athabaska."

James Gray stands at a podium before a microphone and speaks.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct., 1964, p. 12 "WHAT HAPPENED AT GOODSOIL WHEN THE TEACHERS OF THE MEADOW LAKE SUPERINTENDENCY HELD THEIR 25TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION. Teacher Psychologist Evelyn Hannington made a plea for close cooperation."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 26, 1984, p. 3 "MEET YOUR 1984-85 EXECUTIVE. Doug Haroldson, Maple Creek."

Head and shoulders image of Terry Harrison, President of the Saskatchewan Industrial Education Association.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March, 1968, p. 7; "Dr. Ralph Bohn, guest speaker at the Industrial Arts convention held in Regina recently is seen above with Terry Harrison, who was elected president of the newly formed Industrial Arts Education Association."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 10, 1973, p. 16 "QUANCE LECTURE: THE DESIGN AND DIRECTIONS OF MIDDLE RANGE EDUCATION. 'There is a growing emphasis on institutions as resource centres for individual learning,' said Dr. R. F. E. Harvey, 1973 Quance Lecturer, at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, March 26." (more text and biographical information)

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Council Report 1962, p. 20; "FOR THIS RELIEF MUCH THANKS! Despite the myriad of detail to be looked after at 1962 Council, the Central Office stenographic staff was right 'on top of everything' - and stayed in good humour too!" (more text) Mrs. Eileen Potts, Private Secretary

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 12, 1986, p. 8 "SPECIFICS AVOIDED: MINISTER MEETS SSTA. Lorne Hepworth was minister of education less than a week when he stepped publicly onto the province's education stage last month, with a visit to the SSTA's annual convention."