A man is seen standing behind a desk at the front of classroom, addressing Teachers' College students who are seated at desks.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 12, 1964, p. 1; "Exam time is still 'cram' time, but today's students find ways of easing the tension with TV, radio, records, snacks, companionship and comfort! Of course the photograph is exaggerated for effect - models Barbara Bowman (left) and Sandra Willard are as studious as they are pretty. Both girls attend Walter Murray Collegiate."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 13, 1968, p. 8; "Even frogs were part of the STF short course on individualized instruction held in Saskatoon August 5 to 16. Danny Kerr of St. Edward school shows STF executive assistant Leo Marshall the very-much-alive science specimen."

Two Teachers' College staff members, seated with backs to camera, are seen working with a group of students who are sitting at desks pulled into a semi-circle facing the staff.

Five of nine students visitors from St. Joseph Teachers' College, Montreal, are pictured with Ruben Richert.

College of Education professors, from left, Morley Toombs, Ian Housego, Walter H. Worth, unidentified man.

Teachers' College students are seen seated at rows of desks in a classroom.

Three of nine students visitors from St. Joseph Teachers' College, Montreal, are pictured having coffee with Gib Eamer.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1966, p. 4; "Three College of Education students study a Port Arthur, Ontario, recruiting poster."

A group of children are preparing for a classroom drama. Two girls, one wearing a paper crown and a makeshift cape, look through a [costume] bag. A girl selects a slip of paper from a handful held by a boy, while another girl reads her paper and a third observes.

A teenage girl stands talking to a boy carrying a sheaf of papers.

A group of children are seen in winter coats, playing a game outside Wilson school, a large brick building.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1963, p. ?; "Art Lewis, STF Councillor, is shown reporting to the Humboldt Teachers' Association Convention. With 170 teachers, the Humboldt Convention is one of the largest outside the cities. Also reporting was Al Flegel, co-councillor with Mr. Lewis."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1961, p. 21; "Dr. J. W. T. Spinks, President of the University of Saskatchewan."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1961, p. 21; "With the help of outstanding consultants like Rita Spencer, Tom Porteous, and Don McLeod, delegates participated in group discussions on 'Streaming'."