The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct., 1965, p. 1 "Gordon W. Wright, a former STF president, is shown holding a plaque that names him 'Jubilee Teacher' of the Moosomin School Unit. The plaque, presented to Mr. Wright by his fellow teachers, states that it is in recognition of his 'outstanding service as a teacher, as a member of his community, and as a member of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation.'"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Council Report, 1962, p. 34; "OCCASION SMILES ON NEWLY-ELECTED PRESIDENT G. W. WRIGHT. President W. A. Herle, left, hands over the official gavel to president elect, G. W. Wright of Moosomin, and congratulates him on his election by acclamation."

STF President Gordon W. Wright of Moosomin stands at a podium and speaks.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April, 1962, p. 3 "THE SASKATCHEWAN BULLETIN PRESENTS: THE EXECUTIVE OF THE SASKATCHEWAN TEACHERS' FEDERATION? Vice-President G. W. Wright, Moosomin."; The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June, 1965, p. 1 "GORDON WRIGHT NAMED FOR PROJECT AFRICA. Gordon W. Wright of Moosomin has been selected by the CTF as the Saskatchewan participant in Project Africa 1965."

STF president, G. W. Wright of Moosomin, congratulates an unidentified woman holding a bouquet of flowers.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Council Report, 1961, p. 34; "G. W. (Don) Wright presented the budget to Council. Mr. Wright brought down a deficit budget, pointed out need for increased fees. Councillors passed the budget, voted to increase fees. Complete financial statements and 1961 budget begin on page 40."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1962, p. 10; "A MESSAGE FROM YOUR PRESIDENT. STF President Gordon W. Wright of Moosomin, who assumed office on July 1, gets the feel of his new desk in STF Central Office. Mr. and Mrs. Wright recently moved to take up residence in Saskatoon for the current year, but with school opening Mr. Wright has had little time to enjoy his new surroundings. He is on a speaking tour of teachers' conventions across the province."

STF President Gordon W. Wright of Moosomin stands at the front of a classroom and speaks.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1, 1972, p. 7 "PRINCIPALS TO MEET AGAIN. Dr. Walter Worth, chairman of the Alberta commission on educational planning will be keynote speaker at the annual conference of the Saskatchewan Council on Educational Administration Sept. 22-23."

Dr. Walter Worth, chairman of the Alberta commission on educational planning, addressing Saskatchewan Council on Educational Administration Sept. 23, 1972.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 29, 1985, p. 8; "In preparation for Regina's hosting of the 1986 WCOTP assembly, teachers volunteering to help met for a planning session April 24 at Regina's Miller comprehensive high school."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 9, 1983, p. 1 Former Ontario NDP leader Steven Lewis addresses the North American joint conference of WCOTP, CTF (Canadian Teachers' Federation) and NEA (National Education Association), on April 15 in Calgary.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 9, 1983, p. 5; "WCOTP secretary general Norman Goble sums up the views of delegates and speakers at the end of the three-day conference."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 9, 1983, p. 5; "STF president Lionel Sproule (right) chats with WCOTP president Jim Killeen between sessions at the conference."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 9, 1983, p. 5; "STF Vice-president Frank Garritty discusses issues in a group with executive member Susan Bates."