The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1964, p. 3 "FOUR PROVINCIAL SCHOOL UNIT SUPERINTENDENTS APPOINTED. Morris William Holota, principal of Hafford High School and Hafford elementary school for the past four years, has been appointed superintendent of the Eastend School Unit."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April, 1961, p. 38; "President J. Ross Homer hands over official STF gavel to president-elect Wendelin Herle, and congratulates him upon his election by acclamation. Later Mr. Herle presented Mr. Homer, as out-going president, with an engraved gavel and customary cheque."

Dr. Meyer Horowitz, chairman of the department of elementary education of the University of Alberta, speaks during the ECEC meeting.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 5, 1972, p. 3 "HOROWITZ SPEAKS AT ECEC MEETING. Teachers from all areas of the province attended the ECEC third annual meeting held at the STF Building, Saturday, April 22. The highlight of the meeting was an address on 'Young Children and their Education' given by Dr. Meyer Horowitz, chairman of the department of elementary education of the University of Alberta."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1960, p. 16 "Doris J. Hunt, vice-president of the Manitoba Teachers' Society, addressed a general assembly at Loon Lake and acted as a consultant."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 29, 1976, p. 8 "SCHOOLS ONLY AS GOOD AS PROFESSIONALS IN THEM: HUNTER. Dr. Madeline Hunter of the University of California, Los Angeles, stressed the role of the teacher as decision-maker in her presentation to the Saskatchewan Association of Superintendents and Directors of Education, Oct. 4-5 in Saskatoon."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Mar. 10, 1978, p. 15 "CANADA LAUGHED AT, HURTIG TELLS TEACHERS." Canada is being laughed at around the world as nothing but a branch economy, was the message Edmonton publisher Mel Hurtig brought to teachers from Biggar, Kerrobert and Wilkie units at their joint convention, held Feb 16-17 in Saskatoon."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1, 1973, p. 6 "MYTHS CLOUD OWNERSHIP ISSUE. Canadians, in the face of a staggering amount of foreign ownership, have taken refuge behind a series of myths, according to Edmonton publisher Mel Hurtig."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1953, p. 14, "Our Unit Board Is Tops!" Head and shoulders image of George Hindley, SSTA president, Vice - Chairman of Biggar Larger Unit Board.

Mary Hoffman speaking to the CMEA convention, Saskatoon, May 28, 1987.

Anna Ingham during a Short Course in Weyburn 1970 (?)

Anna Ingham with Principal Kuzyk of Columbia High School, Yorkton 1970 (?)

Arbos, September-October, 1970, p. 7 ; "IN ANNA INGHAM'S CLASSROOM LIVING LETTERS FORM METHOD NOT TAUGHT - IT'S CAUGHT! Above, poems set to music come alive when Ann Ingham's class gathers around the organ for a sing-song."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 14, 1973, p. 3 "INGHAM IN ACTION. Yorkton primary school teacher Anna Ingham is shown lecturing at the short course on individualized learning held in North Battleford in August. Assisting Mrs. Ingham at the course were Karen Hesje (seen in the background of the photo far left) and Ted Coxford. Mrs. Ingham, author of the book A Blended Sound-Sight Method of Learning, will be teaching a university credit extension course in Yorkton this winter."

Image of Eigil Jensen in a tie and has a beard.