The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Jan. 1961, p. 16; "W. W. Hitchcock observes the reaction time of BRCI student Delmar Haug as part of an aptitude test required of would-be drivers."

Fleet of cars used for Drivers Education High School Program in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Jan. 1963, p. 30; "Pictured above Lorne Wilson, left, science teacher at Aden Bowman Collegiate and Lorne Ehmann, right, science teacher at Mount Royal Collegiate, demonstrate a lesson on momentum in the new Physical Science Study Course being introduced in Saskatchewan. They were televised on closed circuit television at the first educational TV Workshop to be produced in the province."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1964, p. 9; "Students in five classrooms at the Avenue A campus, College of Education, receive instructions via closed circuit television."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1966, p. 9; "In the transmission control room of the Education TV Centre in Glasgow, Scotland, an operator supervises the transmission of an educational program going out to some of the city's 300 schools and colleges?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1960, p. 36; "Workshop Director Maynard Woollard, left, pitched in to help produce 'Workshop Memories'".

Unidentified man hold a camera and flash at front of a classroom.

Two students seated on the grass next to a pond look at yearbooks.

Caption on verso: Member of Legislative Assembly visiting library of Sheldon Williams collegiate during Education week organized tour. Around the table L to R are: J. R. Barrie, A. P. Weber, Mrs. M. Cooper, M. J. Willis, Hon. W .S. Lloyd. Joyce Matteson, Arlene Argue, Lorna Forbes, Donna Phillipps.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, November, 1965, p. 1; "Estevan teachers attending the North Dakota Education Association convention in Minot presented Dr. J. Baumann with the Saskatchewan Jubilee Flag. From left are: Dr. Baumann, Vic Mitchell, Mrs. V. Mitchell, STF Executive assistant, Harry Costello, William Dowhaniuk and Estevan Teachers' Association President Melvyn D. Rainey."

An early picture of the Abbey at Muenster; automobile in front and small sheds to the left.

Arbos November - December 1966, p. 17; "This picture of early Strasbourg homesteaders was taken in 1906. From left to right they are Karl Moeller, George Miller, Carl Klatt and Adolf Klatt. They all came to the Strasbourg district in the 1880's." All are wearing suits and ties. Two are sitting as the other two are standing.

Arbos November - December 1966, p. 19; "Left: A group of German Lutherans at Meeting Lake." A group of about fifty men, women and children standing outside a wood building.

A group of men, women and children gather at the Reidles' new home in Langenburg, ca.1887. Mrs. Reidle in hat-foreground; Mr. Reidle, Immigration Agent, at extreme left; David Berger, centre background, possibly first settler in Langenburg.

Arbos November - December 1966, p. 21; "Lack of roads did not daunt the early settlers but did require extra effort! Above, the Dr. Von Seeberg party of 1927, looking for homesteads in the Red Cross district northwest of St. Walburg." Group pushing a vehicle loaded with personal belongings.