The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1961, cover page; "Summer School Science Fair." Two men stand contemplating a Science Fair project about constellations.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1962, p. 22; "A school group visits a marsh in Regina." A group of students [led by Joyce Dew? seated, in plaid dress] sits on a dock around a tripod near marshlands in [Regina Waterfowl Park].

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1961, p. 34; "Summer School Science Fair. The photograph at left shows H. Janzen, Director of Curricula, and Maynard Hallman, one of the authors of the new series of science texts, testing one of the projects."

Nine school boys standing with shovels next to outdoor privy (digging a new latrine?)

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 42; "The opening of the new school in Imperial in 1962 afforded an unusual opportunity to see the evolution of Saskatchewan schools from the late '30s to the early '60s."

Arbos 1983 - STF Memories p. 27; "In 1948 results of the larger units of administraiton were already apparent. In October Humboldt Unit opened a modern technical school; a beaming Woodrow Lloyd, minister of education and former STF president, cut the ribbon, backed by Constable McLeod of the Humbold RCM and Principal O. T. Lang." Education Minister W. Lloyd cuts a ribbon across the entrance to the Humboldt School addition. The principal, O.T. Lang, and Constable McLeod of the Humboldt R.C.M.P. look on. The school band can be seen in the background.

The exterior of the new composite school in Humboldt, Saskatchewan. The old structure is seen at the right of the image. Two persons walk in the yard and a automobile is visible parked near the addition.

A group of Buena Vista school students stand in front of a stage. The curtain has several paper snow flakes on it as well as the words "Welcome to our Library."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1964, p. 2, ; "'Meet the Books' corner is a popular spot for students at Brunskill School, Saskatoon. Here Betty Schnell and Vance Mitchell look over the latest additions to the library collection." Brunskill School students Betty Schnell and Vance Mitchell look at a display called "Meet the Books"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1964, p. 2, ; "The two boys pictured above, Rick Saunderson and Ron Pepper, Grade VI students and Brunskill School, Saskatoon, show knowledgeable use of the card catalogue." Brunskill School students Rick Saunderson and Ron Pepper look at the card catalogue. A book from the "Life Nature Library" "The Poles" is seen on top of the catalogue.

A student and the driver are seen standing next the Govan Unit No. 2 experimental school transport - school bus snowmobile No.11, which features skis on the front and treads on the back.

The old Victoria school, one room stone schoolhouse now located on the U. of S. campus, is depicted.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin May, 1963, p. 33; "Part of the eight-room addition to the Humboldt Collegiate Institute is shown here (right) adjoining the auditorium-gymnasium built several years ago."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1963; "Pictured above is the new $96,000 No. 2 public school at Foam Lake. It will accommodate pupils on Grades 5 to 8."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1964; "This is the $125,000 auditorium of the unit composite high school at Foam Lake. It also houses a gymnasium."