Stony Rapids students canoeing to airstrip, where they would be flown to school in a Norseman plane.

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.

A teacher and students are seen beside a bus. Two students look out from inside the bus. (field trip?)

Attached caption: "The horse remained an important element in the school transportation system well into the age of the motorcar, as these boys in the school yard at Stone Pile S. D. No. 2737 demonstrate in September 1948."

Students arrive at a dock by canoe next to a sea-plane that is moored at the dock.

Arbos 1983: STF Memories, p. 42; "Sometimes getting there was only half the battle. Students debarking from the school unit buses at Loreburn High School in 1962 find the last 25 feet of the trip are the worst." Students get off bus onto muddy, unpaved parking lot.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 23; "Articles woven from prairie weed stems and leaves."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 22; "Displays included? an interpretive project - built around a mythical 'Bong Tree'."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 21; "Illustrations from a Public Display of Creative Art by Summer School Students at the University of Saskatchewan 1957."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March - April 1958, p. 21; "Illustrations from a Public Display of Creative Art by Summer School Students at the University of Saskatchewan 1957."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 35; "History was in the making when 236 Grade VIII student - the largest number ever involved in an educational tour in Saskatchewan - visited the Legislative Buildings in Regina."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 35; "The conducted tour of the Legislative Buildings was only one highlight for the group, shown below while boarding five special CPR cars at their home city, Swift Current."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1962, p. 43; "It was pass-out day at the RCMP barracks, and the Swift Current tour group got the full treatment?"

A group photo of the teachers participating in a team teaching workshop at Lorne Haselton school.

Arbos September-October 1969, p. 8; "Robbie Wotherspoon using an astrolabe to calculate the height a rocket has attained."