The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 14, 1974, p. 8; "John Sawkey" John A. Sawkey, principal of Ituna school, is shown holding the history book he wrote, entitled Those Were The Days.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 31, 1973, p. 5; "Loren Teed poses in a grove of trees, subject of his recent book. Mr. Teed, who supplied the photo, said the picture was taken with an infra-red filter which produces a hazy effect."

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The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1, 1973, p. 6; "A New Brunswick French teacher (left) was one of many who visited the Stewart Resources Centre last summer. Showing him around is his sister, a Saskatoon resident. Some 10,208 books of the 11,700 volume collection were circulated in 1972 as the Stewart Resources Center grows in popularity."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1, 1973, p. 12; "Shirley Court, a secretary in the professional development department, hands an item from the STF Teaching Materials Centre up to Ann Lawson, curriculum resources co-ordinator at the centre."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 14, 1974, p. 5; "Students have been assisting at the STF's central office in recent weeks. Left to right, Lynn Varley is on a two-week training program from the business education department of Walter Murray collegiate while U of S students Bonnie Voice and Leona Beaujot are university students hired under an Imperial Oil student summer employment program."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 17, 1973, p. 5; "Larry Salamon, left, makes a point during a panel discussion at SERA on the Interprovincial School Evaluation Project. Mr. Salamon is project leader from Tisdale unit composite school. Looking on are, centre, Stan Sinclair, project leader from Kinistino elementary school, and, right, Ray Hamm, project leader from Weyburn junior high school."

Dick Klippenstein (right) is seen chatting with two unidentified men wearing CTF name tags.

Three unidentified men stand holding coffee cups and chatting in the foreground while two others talk together in the background.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Special Issue May 21, 1975, cover page (no captions) Frame 2: A young student works on a lump of clay.; Frame 3: A little girl reaches toward a slotted box.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin Special Issue May 21, 1975, p. 8; "Top photo, teacher Gwen Brierly discusses the writing of a business letter with two of the students in the special education class at Grenfell."

An interior view of the activity-oriented primary school facility at Allan school, cheerfully decorated with student art and a tree with strung with ornamental balls.