Seen standing and talking, from left to right are STF vice-president David Keith ; the Honorable J. C. McIsaac, Minister of Education; Premier Ross Thatcher; and STF Executive Assistant Dr. Art McBeath.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 2, 1969, p. 4; "Part of the STF delegation sent to the 48th annual general meeting of the Canadian Teachers' Federation in Winnipeg in July is seen above. Left to right are David Keith, STF vice-president; Harry Walker, president; Gordon Merryfield, past president and Dr. Stirling McDowell, general secretary."

First Nations children in costumes and feathered head-dresses perform a traditional dance on stage.

Ruben Richert and George Trapp of the STF ride in a horse-drawn carriage driven by two men in top hats and tailcoats at the Assiniboia parade.

A crowd is seen gathered outside the original Victoria one-room school, the "little stone schoolhouse" on the U. of S. campus.

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."

Metal sculpture "Predator" on display at Kenderdine art gallery, University of Saskatchewan.

A woman stands beside a large projector behind a class whose attention is directed toward a projector screen.

Gib Eamer checks construction details with Cyril Verbeke, Saskatoon Technical Collegiate woodworking instructor who acted as building and construction observer for the STF executive during building's erection

Arbos , March-April 1970 (flashback); "The new 1958 STF building."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 26; "NOW - right - there's space for the new addressing equipment, with metal address plate embosser, plate files - with counter for folding machine, postage meter and wrapping materials."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 30; "Right, below, - a new off-set duplicator supplements the original stencil duplicator with lots of room for stencil storage and supply cabinets."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 30; "?magazines were the only publications on regular display. NOW, left, on modern adjustable shelving, a large collection of professional books available to teachers."

Mrs. Viola MacKinnon in the Del Building looking at a magazine .

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 30; "The tightest spot in the Del Building was a room which housed an inadequate assortment of machines: duplicator, folder, addresser, stencil file, supply cupboards and salary schedule files and etceteras!"