The old Victoria school, one room stone schoolhouse now located on the U. of S. campus, is depicted.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 1964; "The unique Scarborough College, on of two 'satellite' colleges being established by the University of Toronto, is among 29 outstanding new school and university buildings to be displayed at The Canadian Education Showplace, February 5 and 6. More than 8000 educators are expected to view the exhibit, to be held at the Queen Elizabeth Building in Toronto's Exhibition Park. ; Co-ordinating architect for the first stage of Scarborough College is John Andrews, in association with Pate & Steele."

STF executive meet with the government caucus in Regina to discuss STF proposals to government. Clockwise, from left, unidentified man; Larry Young; STF General Secretary Stirling McDowell; Education Minister Gordon MacMurchy.

Mr. Peter Fieger (far right) of STF is 2nd Vice President of the Canadian Teachers' Federation. At its February meeting, the CTF Board of Directors agreed to a final draft of a new constitution for the national organization to be presented to the AGM this summer. Left to right are: CTF secretary Miss Tess Sturgeon, CTF Deputy Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Norman M. Goble, CTF Secretary-Treasurer Dr. Gerald Nason, CTF President Miss E. F. Redmond of Manitoba, CTF Past President Father J . H. Conway of Ontario, CTF 1st Vice-President Brother A. F. Brennan of NFLD and Mr. Fieger.

Left to right: CTF President Miss E. F. Redmond of Manitoba, CTF Past President, Father J. H. Conway of Ontario, CTF 1st Vice-President Brother A . F. Brennan of NFLD, Mr. Fieger, CTF 3rd Vice-President Rod Fredericks of NS, Claude Robbins of NFLD and Frank Hoskyn of Alberta.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, November 17, 1969, p. 8; "Brother Brennan, president of the Canadian Teachers' Federation, attended a two-day meeting of the CTF Committee on Indian and Eskimo Education October 24 and 25 in Saskatoon."

Committee on Indian - Eskimo Education

Russell D. Mosher - Deputy Secretary General of the CTF

(Attached caption, removed) "First and second year teachers decided that the biggest hurdles in the classroom today were a lack of time for preparation of classes and oversized classes. Discussing the problem are: Left to right: Norman M. Goble, CTF Deputy Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Reichert of Ontario, Mrs. Helen Bumphrey of Saskatchewan, Dr. George Richert, CTF Administrative Assistant and Elizabeth Redmond of Manitoba, CTF President."

"CTF Project Overseas this summer is sending more than 65 teachers to 12 countries in Africa, West Indies and Asia. Seen here are STF's participants in the 1968 project: L to R: Mr. Peter Olineck, Dr. Gerald Nason, CTF Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. L. K. Young, Mr. John Penner and Mr. S. Boyd Taylor."