The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1962, p. 24; "PROFESSOR RAWSON HONOURED POSTHUMOUSLY. The widow of the late Dr. D. S. Rawson, head of the Biology Department at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon from 1946 to 1961, recently received a framed scroll from Premier W. S. Lloyd... Left to right: Mrs. Hildred Rawson, Premier W. S. Lloyd, President J. W. T. Spinks."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1959, p. 15; "The Honourable Woodrow S. Lloyd, minister of education, set up the tour at the legislative level. His party toured the classrooms under the personal supervision of T. W. Hunt, Regina's high school superintendent."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 13, 1970, p. 5 "Vince Rempel of the Saskatchewan Technical Teachers' Association and Dave Loewan (sic), president of the Saskatchewan School Guidance Association are seen during the SSGA Institute, held recently in conjunction with the SSTA."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 14, 1975, p. 8 "STF DIRECTORY: MEET THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF. Featured in this issue are the executive assistants responsible for the southeast region of the province, Mel Lofstrom and Terry McKague."

Head and shoulder image of Mel Lofstrom, STF executive assistant.

Head and shoulder image of Mel Lofstrom, STF executive assistant.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1987, p. 5 "LOFSTROM CALLS FOR QUALITY WATCHDOG. In his report to spring Council, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation General Secretary Mel Lofstrom said teachers are upset with a number of recent developments, including funding cutbacks for this province's schools, government interference in teacher collective bargaining in all western provinces and the 'unprecedented attack by the government of British Columbia on the teachers of that province.'"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1949, p. 52; "The appointment of H. R. Lamberton as Educational Director for General Films Limited is announced by the head office of the company at Regina." Head and torso image of H. R. Lamberton

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1968, p. 1; "In recent months, teachers, as well as education in general, have been made 'whipping boys' by the provincial government in a way that has never before been displayed by a government in this province, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation president Larry Lozinski said last Tuesday. In a brief presented to Minister of Education, Dr. J. C. McIsaac, the STF president charged that the whole approach of proposed legislation in 'An Act Respecting Teachers' Salaries' is one of restriction and regulation."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1968, p. 3 "TEACHERS PROTEST AROUND PROVINCE: ADMINISTRATORS SHOW CONCERN OVER PROPOSED LEGISLATION. STF President Larry Lozinski talks to teachers."

Photographs show construction workers, Doug Thiessen and James Theissen, on a job site.

Photographs show Vic Cicanski showing children how to work with clay, October 13, 1982. [Published October 15, 1982]

Photographs show horse racing at Marquis Downs in Saskatoon. Some images are of a jockey hanging up a jacket, October 16, 1982. [Published October 18, 1982]

Photographs show a University of Saskatchewan tour at the Department of Anatomy, October 16, 1982. [Published October 18, 1982]

Photographs show AIESEC foreign delegates in conversation wearing traditional dress.