Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 22 (no caption) A group of smiling students and laughing teacher rush out and down the stairs of Pleasant Hill elementary school in Saskatoon.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 16 (no caption) A high school girl sits with her legs up on a school desk by a window. She is contemplating her fingernails and looks bored or unhappy.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 11 (no caption) A little girl in ragged, too-large dress and adult wool socks pulled to her knees, sits at the bottom of a set of crumbling wooden steps. A straw broom for the splintered plank floor is propped behind her.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 6 (no caption) A child with cropped bangs and shoulder length straight hair is seen in semi-profile. She is looking off into the middle distance with a wistful expression.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 4 (no caption) A boy with dark hair and big dark startled eyes peers through the back spindles of the rocking chair in which he is sitting.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 9 (no caption) A little girl with unkempt short-cropped hair is shown with her head bent in great concentration over a small object that she holds in her hands. Her face and body, visible from mid-torso, is naked, dirty, and marked.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 13 (no caption) Young children are seen seated at wooden desks in a classroom with a plank floor.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 15 (no caption) A young boy is seen with his hand to his forehead and tears running down his face. Just visible are adults standing beside and bending over the boy.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 25 (no caption) Two boys stand side-by-side in front of a brick wall with smiling faces turned to each other. One boy is shirtless, clad in baggy pants and dirty sneakers. The other boy wears a man's button cardigan sweater over a torn tee-shirt, baggy jeans and dirty sneakers. He is holding an empty glass Cola bottle.

Arbos November-December, 1970, p. 26 (no caption) A girl is seen seated on a couch, with her elbow resting on a pillow and a blanket drawn over bent knees. She is studying an oversized storybook propped in her lap.

Young girls in dresses are seen grouped in a circle. The two smaller girls are wearing a kind of crown or circular headdress constructed of bent wire. An older girl claps as the young ones parade.

A young girl with long hair tied back is seen sitting by a puddle. She is playing a game of filling a glass pop bottle with puddle water poured from empty tin cans.

"The Prince Albert Technical High School, scene of the recent P.A. teachers' convention, is a dream of a school. The building presents a modern exterior and an ultra-modern interior. Facilities for vocational and technical education are excellent?equipment is capable of duplicating itself. A brilliant touch of architecture is the skylighted glass-walled room which will house an indoor garden. For the occasion of the convention Principal G. Kruger used the area for a display of the school's audio-visual equipment. Admiring a projector are (at left) Miss Eloise Primeau, teacher in Prince Charles School and Mrs. Sandra Klenz, teacher at Princess Margaret School."

The exterior of the Prince Albert Technical High School is shown, with flag flying and cars parked along the snowy street.

A lab in the Prince Albert Technical High School is shown, with tall stools around high tables on wheels, and unidentified banks of equipment against the walls.