Art - Student 1961-70 - Marcelin School Mural Student Artists
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1962; "Below are the artists who helped to create it. The mural planning committee consisted of: Doris Arsenault, Grade 8; Denise Charlebois, Grade 8; Claire Degagne, Grade 8; Donna Despin, grade 8; Rita Gauthier, Grade 10; Paulette Larosse, Grade 10; secretary Diane Banda, Grade 10; Assistant Convener Sister Marie S. Gerard-Majella; Convener Sister Ste. Marie-de-Galilee."
Art - Student 1961-70 - Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show
Sculpture on display at the Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show
Sketches on display at the Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show
Three sculptures on display at the Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show
Five paintings on display at the Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show
Several clay sculptures of a figure in different poses on display at the Saskatoon Collegiate Art Show.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Elementary School Art display
People looking at an elementary school art display in a gymnasium.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Secondary School Art - Sculpture
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1965, p. 14 Secondary school art - sculpture of a woman holding a person.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Secondary School Art - Sculpture
Secondary school art - abstract sculpture.
Art - Student 1961-70 - Secondary School Art - Sculpture
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1965, p. 9 Secondary school art - several sculptures on display.
Art - Professional 1961-70 - Ice Sculpture
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1961, p. 25 City Hall-commissioned ice sculpture of the Nativity scene, on City Hall Lawn, created by Saskatoon teacher Bill Epp (assisted by art student Russell Yuristy)
Art - Professional 1961-70 - Fantasy Pirate Ship
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1966, p. 4; "A fantasy pirate ship moored along-side the Mendel Art Gallery has surprised many Saskatoon residents this winter. The ship, constructed of scrap-iron and burlap and sprayed with water every night, is the work of Saskatoon art teacher, Bill Epp. It will remain on Spadina Crescent until spring. Head of the Mendel Gallery, John Klimer, [sic - Climer] hopes that some service group will then move it to the park. He says the iron base of the ship was created with the care of an ink drawing and could be placed attractively as the centerpiece of a pond."
Art - Professional 1961-70 - Abstract Sculpture - "Structure"
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1966, p. 7 "Structure" - sculpture created for Potash Show at the Mendel Art Gallery
Art - Professional 1961-70 - Metal Sculpture - "Predator"
Metal sculpture "Predator" on display at Kenderdine art gallery, University of Saskatchewan.
Art - Professional 1961-70 - Abstract Sculpture - "Eyrie"
Arbos November - December 1965 "Eyrie" - sculpture by Bill Epp