Group photograph of two students and teacher stand outside the Four Corners school, holding a banner announcing Four Corners School Fair 1934. (Meadow Lake school)

Interior of the Stone Pile rural school - (wood burning?) stove as well as (probably coal burning) "Waterman heating system." Young girl seen in window behind the stove.

Students of Midale school stand in line to wash their hands in a bucket under a system called a drip can. Paper towel dispenser seen to the left.

Exterior of a sod and log school building.

A student writes on the blackboard as other students and the teacher look on. Photos of the King and Queen hang above the board and a Union Jack hangs to the side. Sheaves of grain, a calendar, a map of Africa and other projects are pinned to the side wall.

A student works on a table saw in the wood shop, under the observation of an instructor. Many students are seen in the background working on projects.

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

A group of children (several barefoot) standing on the steps outside a wood frame rural school.

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 4; "Teachers have been getting together with other teachers since Saskatchewan had schools. This is a gathering in Weyburn, 1909." Large gathering of teachers in Victorian garb, seated and standing outside a big brick building.

Aerial view of the Saskatchewan Legislative Building and Grounds, including part of Wascana Lake and part of downtown Regina.

Three bicycles are seen leaning against a wall at the New High School at Serakunda.

Group of twenty-six people standing on steps. Gordon W. Wright, John J. Belcastro, J. W. Teichroeb, Herbert MacDonald, J. Roland Eadie, Roman Piwowar, Aubrey Asper, James Savage, Gordon Frew, G. C. Johnstone, R. G. Fredericks, David L. Janzen, Ronald Edwards, Leslie P. Cluff, H.R. Meredith, W. J. Roper, Eunice Smillie, Esther Gomber, Sarah Cameron, Elsie Beauchamps, R.J. Smyke, R. W. Dowds, Ruth Campbell, Harold Campbell, Kenneth J. MacDonald, Ruth S. Page.

Tabloid Oct. 21, 1963; "Miss Rosemaire O'Flannigan of Saskatoon (right) is shown at a Canadian Teachers' Federation Orientation Course with Ray Syke, Special Assistant for Africa, WCOTP, and Mrs. Kisosonkle of Uganda, who acted as a resource person at the course. Miss O'Flannigan taught in Nyasaland this summer under the auspices of Project Africa 1963 and was sponsored by the Saskatchewan and Canadian Teachers' Federations."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 1963 ; "David Rubadiri, director of the vacation course, at the helm of a boat on Lake Nyasa."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 1963; "Fishing village on Lake Chirwa, near Zomba. Mr. Khonje, science instructor is shown at the right."