The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 1962, p. 10; "Attending the 41st annual General Meeting of the CTF in Charlottetown, P.E.I., last summer are pictured above from left to right, G. W. Wright, president of the STF; W. A Herle, past president of the STF; Gerald Nason, general secretary of the CTF; S. G. McCurdy, president of the CTF; Victor Lalonde; vice-president of the STF; and Ruben Richert, member of the executive of the STF."

Premier Joey Smallwood of Newfoundland signs an autograph.

CTF newsletter '65; Wesley Powell, president of Jamaican Teachers' Association and Premier Joey Smallwood

Christmas Picture - Children at the J. S. Wood Library.

Staff Christmas Party at K. C. Hall.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Dec. 1965, p. 9; "These Saturday-morning visitors to the J. S. Wood Library in Saskatoon recently found a treasure-trove of 'Christmas Ideas' awaiting them. We hope they left a few for any slow-pokes who came around on Saturday afternoon."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1959, p. 14; "Dr. H. C. Andrews, principal of the Moose Jaw Teachers' College, officially opened the eight annual Curriculum Workshop of the Moose Jaw Teachers' College. Dr. Andrews welcomed more than 380 members of the student body, faculty, parents and panel observers who attended the one-day workshop."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1959, p. 16; "The two technicians and directors of the workshop, and the two responsible for the production of 'the most successful day': W. Lewis (left), and Dr. E. D. Gillespie - both faculty members at the college."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1959, p. 18 Left to right: Terrance Chamberlin, Brian Fennel and Margaret Sedgewick, student recorders, seated at long table on stage.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1959, p. 19 Wm. Lewis, left, faculty member and workshop director and Jane MacDonald, student recorder, seated at long table on stage.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1959, p. 20; "Two of the more than 30 groups are shown here discussing the facts and conclusions drawn by panel members who examined the school of today, both objectively and critically."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Dec. 1950, pp. 14-15; "When the public performances had been given, the cast held a lunch-hour evaluation period in which they appraised individual performances, decided what they would do in future plays."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Dec. 1950, p. 17; "The little foxes discover stone instead of hen in bag; girl at the right made the "off-stage" sound effect of stone dropping to ground."

April 14, 1951. Mary Ellen Burgess presenting individual make-up kits to each participant in the final drama playdowns held at Scott Collegiate, Regina.