The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1960, p. 14; "Doris Hunt, far left, addresses the first general session of the Loon Lake Leadership Seminar. Present were members of STF advisory committees, the executive, staff and visiting consultants, and visitors. Third from left is Gib Eamer, just back from a sabbatical leave year in England."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1961, p. 15; "More than 200 'working tourists' from STF's conference community enjoyed an outdoor picnic supper on the shores of Kenosee Lake. The outing gave committee members a rare opportunity for socializing, and was in the nature of a reward for 'committee-widows' and 'committee-orphans'. In addition to full-time professional duties, committee members too often are robbed of family fun by weekend meetings, extra work."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1961, p. 16; "Above are five main speakers of the STF's second Leadership Conference. From left are, Wendelin Herle, STF president; H. (Hank) Janzen, Director of Curricula for Saskatchewan: G .D. (Gib) Eamer, STF General Secretary; Dr. J. W. Tait, Director of Teacher Training for Saskatchewan; and Professor Stanley Clarke, College of Education, University of Saskatchewan."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1961, p. 23; "The Editorial Board of the Saskatchewan Bulletin held their group discussions outdoors under the trees at the Kenosee Lake seminar. From left: Reg. Cantelon, Unity; Ted Thacker, Aberdeen; Mrs. Catherine Watson, Kenaston; and Jean MacKenzie, chairman, Prince Albert."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1961, p. 14; "All advisory committees met with the STF Executive during the second Leadership Conference held at Kenosee Lake this summer. Above the Editorial Board of the Saskatchewan Bulletin talks policy with Executive members. From left are: Jean MacKenzie, Prince Albert, Editorial Board chairman; Mrs. Catherine Watson, Kenaston, Editorial Board member; Victor Lalonde, Meadow Lake, Executive; Ruben Richert, Kinistino, Executive; Larry Lozinski, Porcupine Plain, Executive; Wendelin Herle, Regina STF president; Mrs. Eileen Potts, Saskatoon, private secretary to Mr. Herle and Mr. G. D. Eamer; Mildred Baldwin, Yorkton, Executive; and, far right, Bill Manning, Saskatoon, Executive."

Waskesiu Leadership Meeting - executive and guests

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1962, p. 14; "Debating whether to brave the chopping waves of Lake Waskesiu at the Siwash Seminar are left to right, Jimmy Homer, Prince Albert; his father, Ross Homer, a past president of the STF; Deanna Derby, daughter of Orton Derby, superintendent for Eston-Elrose; and Keith Bolton, Kelvington. As well as looking charming in a Siwash, Deanna holds the distinction of being the only Saskatchewan student to make 100 percent on her final matriculation French paper. She was also a winner of one of the Provincial Government scholarships announced recently."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1963, p. 38; "Deputy Minister of Education, R. F .E. Harvey, right, addresses the meeting as Mr. Lalonde looks on."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1963, p. 38; "Victor Lalonde, president of the STF, above is shown giving the address of welcome to delegates."

Dr. H. Ziel, director of the Department of Vocational and Technical Education at the University of Alberta speaks to the Waskesiu Leadership seminar.

A person is seen water-skiing at the Waskesiu Leadership seminar.

The boat the "Queen" is seen on the lake during the Waskesiu Leadership seminar.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1963, p. 41; "Editorial Board members, left to right, Miss Mildred McKay, Regina; Miss Jean MacKenzie, Prince Albert, chairman, and J E. Thacker, Aberdeen, discuss themes for The Bulletin in coming years."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1963, p. 46; "Pictured?are the Examinations Committee members, left to right, Earl Hurlbert, Kinistino; Wayne Reed, Plenty, chairman; Ken Benson, Saskatoon; Henry Janzen, Director of Curricula; Dr. G. J. Langley, college of Education and William Prociuk, Kenaston."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1963, p. 39; "One of the busiest committees was the Professional Standards. Meeting are, left to right, George Trapp, chairman; Hector Trout, STF; standing, Ralph Thomas, of Unity; Cecil Person, Regina; Orton Derby, superintendent, Eston-Elrose; Aubrey North, and Harold Sharlow, Calgary, A.T.A. representative."