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Yearbook, Newspaper Competitions 1974-75 - High School Yearbook Award
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 3, 1975, p. 1; "Melanie Rya, left, and Leslie Little accept the award for the overall winner in the yearbook competition on behalf of Ron Young, editor of the winning entry, Swift Current comprehensive high school's Collage 74."
Yearbook, Newspaper Competitions 1974-75 - High School Newspaper Award
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 30, 1974, p. 1; "Editor Laurel Reimche and staff advisor Brian O'Hara of Swift Current comprehensive high school discuss the fact that the school's newspaper, Upstart, won the newspaper section of the provincial competition."
Yearbook, Newspaper Competitions 1974-75 - High School Newspaper Award
Swift Current Comprehensive High School newspaper competition winners. Back row, from left - Donna Gilchrist, Heather Schwartz, Doug Bulbeck, Fran Loeppky, Dawn Sunquist, Barb Rempel, Mr. Brian O'Hara (advisor). Front row, from left - Della Loucks, Miss Lois Odling (advisor), David Franz, Laurel Reimche
Yearbook, Newspaper Competitions 1974-75 - High School Newspaper Award
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 3, 1975, p. 1; "Gary Groot, left, accepts the award for the overall winner in the newspaper competition from Stirling King, editor of the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix. Gary was the editor of the winning entry, Preeceville high school's Amity."
Head and shoulders image of Nap Wyshinski.
Written in Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 21; "In 1909 Georgina McGill, a student at McMaster University, came west to visit her brother Jud at his farm near Stranraer. She stayed to teach for several months at Wynona school? built in 1907. Miss McGill taught fourteen students in this sodded frame schoolhouse." Georgina McGill standing outside the Wynona sod schoolhouse.
Written in Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 21; "In 1909 Georgina McGill, a student at McMaster University, came west to visit her brother Jud at his farm near Stranraer. She stayed to teach for several months at Wynona school? built in 1907. Miss McGill taught fourteen students in this sodded frame schoolhouse." Georgina McGill and students outside the Wynona sod schoolhouse.
"Writing Road to Reading" Workshop - Writing Practice
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1967, p. 10; "Miss Irene Toth looks on as Sister Albina gives a group of the teachers' Year I students difficult words to unlock. The children and two teachers were taking part in a workshop held at St. Francis school on the phonetic program 'The Writing Road to Reading'. Both Miss Toth and Sister Albina, teachers at St. Francis School, are using the program."
"Writing Road to Reading" Workshop - Writing Practice
Sister Albina and Miss Irene Toth look on as year one students practice writing words on the blackboard.
"Writing Road to Reading" Workshop - Workshop Display
Two teachers look at workshop displays of printed pages and children's artwork.
"Writing Road to Reading" Workshop - Workshop Display
A workshop display features words associated with a trip to "Outer Space".
"Writing Road to Reading" Workshop - Class Observation
A group of teachers attending the workshop sit in chairs at the back of a classroom and observe. Children are seen working at their desks with the assistance of a habited nun [Sister Albina].
"Writing Road to Reading" Workshop - Class Observation
A group of teachers attending the workshop sit in chairs at the back of a classroom and observe. Children are seen at their desks with attention focused at the front of the room.
STF President Gordon W. Wright of Moosomin stands at a podium and speaks.
STF President Gordon W. Wright of Moosomin stands and speaks at a TV Workshop.