Hector Trout is seen smiling, arms crossed, seated behind a table.

Superannuating Parkland women teachers, from left, Johnson, Simpson and Bolon, are seen seated near a piano. All are wearing corsages and hold beribboned gifts in their laps.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 21, 1972, p. 7; ""Parents and public in Saskatoon were invited to view a display of student prepared materials from the environmental analysis group, a sub-project of Project Canada West, at the STF building, March 21...Above: Student Hugh Tait (left) examines the work of his Grosvenor Park classmates at the Project Canada West display. With him are Janet Steinke, Cathy Holtslander, Mrs. Eleanor Campbell, their teacher and David Reay."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 15, 1974, p. 1; "What am I?" A young girl shows off a robot-like figure that she has constructed as part of a PCW subproject.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 24, 1974, p. 5; "Two of the Regina subproject team, Bernice Lys and Kelly Lovering, explain the course they developed to a delegate."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 24, 1974, p. 5; "Former student Mary Durham talks about her experiences during the course with Sister Katherine MacDonald from Kinkora, P.E.I.; Walter Bodnarchuk of Prince Albert, Sask. and Alice Njaa from British Columbia, interview student Lois Wyley."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 24, 1974, p. 5; "Regina subproject team leader Gordon Glaicar chats with Peggy Burke, who is working on a Saskatoon subproject."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1, 1974, p. 4; "Investigating The Structure of a City. A city exists in time as well as in space, PCW students learn? Below, commuters once crossed the South Saskatchewan River in Saskatoon by ferry."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 29, 1974, p. 5; "Students from St. Gerard school in Saskatoon point out a map of Saskatoon they constructed as part of the PCW subproject Interdependence in Urban Areas."

"Volunteers on CTF Project Overseas assignment spent the summer assisting their colleagues in overseas countries upgrade their teaching methods and improve their professional organizations. The Canadian Teachers' Federation sent a total of 54 teachers to Africa, the West Indies and Asia during the summer. Volunteers from Saskatchewan are, left to right: L. K. Young, Miss H. Charlotte Ruuth, Peter Woje."

Pictured are three Saskatchewan teachers who participated in CTF Project Overseas 1974. From left are Mrs. Damaris ("Demi") Dunlap, Dr. Orest Ochitwa, and Mrs. Lorna Norelius."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 1, 1971, p. 5; "Saskatchewan educators played an important role at the annual general meeting of the Canadian Teachers' Federation, held in Regina July 13-16. Left to right are Larry Young, STF president and member of the CTF board of directors; Gordon MacMurchy, Saskatchewan minister of education and Peter Fieger, Regina high school teacher and past president of the CTF."

Twenty-two men and women are seen meeting around a long table in a boardroom. At the head of the table are, from left, Secretary General Norman Goble; President R. G. Fredericks; First Vice-President Wendell J. Sparkes; Second Vice-President Jim Killeen and Past President Peter Fieger. STF President Larry Young is seated along the table to Peter Fieger's left.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 4, 1974, p. 10; "STF delegates to the Canadian Teachers' Federation annual general meeting in Calgary, Alta., July 16-19 included, from left, vice-president Bill Davenport, past presidents Dick Klippenstein and David Keith, general secretary Stirling McDowell and president Mike Badham."

CTF News Release: "Pictured above during the official opening ceremony of the new CTF headquarters in Ottawa is Dr. D. C. Munroe, speaking to the more than 130 guests. In the background, is CTF Secretary General, Norman M. Goble. March 16, 1973."