A parade float with the phrase "God Universe Man" on its side bears an archway proclaiming "Truth is Knowledge." A boy stands next to a silvery globe, within a series of rings that form a larger sphere.

Three very cold children ride on a float with 1929, 1939, 19-- (obscured) delineated in flowers along the side. Clouds are suspended on wires overhead.

The Diamond Jubilee book created by Saskatoon public school children is displayed on top of a bookshelf.

Student art depicting scenes from prairie history is displayed at the North Park School Jubilee party.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 2, 1969, p. 8; "Regional Unit Administration was the topic presented by Larry Sackney, Research Assistant for STF at the Leadership conference in Saskatoon August 18 to 20."

Shown are some of the five hundred teachers who met in Moose Jaw to voice opposition to proposed provincial legislation concerning teacher salary negotiations.

Arbos Periphery January-February 1968; "Above, members and observers attending the provincial Advisory Committee and the Local Demonstration Committee meeting in Watrous. In the background, left to right, is Mrs. Ruth Smith, Yorkton; Mrs. Lorna Logan, Yorkton; Mrs. Violet Harper, Saskatoon; Miss Florence Riendeau, Watrous; Miss Marion Graham, Saskatoon; Mrs. Gladys Spencer, Watrous. In the foreground, left to right is George Lee, Regina; John Wright, Regina; Gordon Morrison, Saskatoon; and Harry Smith, Watrous."

Arbos Periphery January-February 1968; "The charging desk, below, was made locally. Students assist with the circulation of all materials."

Two students work at a long table, while others stand at shelves leafing through books in a school library.

A librarian assists a student with the card catalogue in the John Diefenbaker school library, Prince Albert.

Caption, verso: A high school class receives preliminary instruction before beginning a research assignment at Nutana Collegiate

A plaque is presented to a [teacher-librarian] at the Separate School Library awards ceremony.

A plaque is presented to a [teacher-librarian] at the Separate School Library awards ceremony.

A plaque is presented to a [teacher-librarian] at the Separate School Library awards ceremony.

An American librarian [prairie conference speaker Carolyn Whitenack?] stands in a school library. She carries a handbag and a sheaf of papers and is dressed in suit, floral jewellery and a much-trimmed hat.