The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 17, 1986, p. 3 Poster of drugs and alcohol, advertising SADAC (Saskatchewan Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission) campaign against adolescent drug and alcohol abuse.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 30, 1988, p. 8; "Regina public schools' health and family life consultant Elaine Grass says teachers can help kids learn good decision-making skills." Elaine Grasse, speaking on the topic of self esteem to SADAC conference on children of alcoholics, held in Regina March 2-4.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 26, 1982, p. 11; "Bert Yakichuk, vice-principal of Regina's Miller high school, addresses participants in this year's Safe Grad seminar, held Feb. 14-15 in Saskatoon?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 7, 1986, p. 1; "Safety-conscious grads. More than 150 Saskatchewan Grade 12 students and 60 adults met for a two-day conference in Saskatoon in mid-February to plan Safe Grad '86, stressing responsible behavior and alternatives to alcohol and drug use at graduation celebrations. The provincial Safe Grad program began in 1979. Some students attending were (from left): Andree Gendreau and Karen Reutlinger of Saskatoon; Bev McLean of Loreburn; and Wally Gray, Maureen Dorner, Dan Gerle, Evan Shewciw and Michelle Melchkert, all of Saskatoon."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 16, 1991, p. 2; "At the Saskatoon school divisions' Dec. 3-4 seminar on chemical-free grads, students practiced co-operative planning skills. Standing, from left are: E. D. Feehan student Danielle Fehr with her "man walking dog" balloon sculpture; Bedford Road teacher Helen Mills; parent Donna Charney; and Evan Hardy student Derek Baxter with his balloon creation. Seated are Bedford students Ryan Much, left, and Cindy Lund, Lund with the model barn and Munch with her copy, based only on verbal clues."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 11, 1986, p. 3; "Sister McGuigan high school in Regina was recognized recently for the inception and development of the Students Against Driving Drunk (SADD) program. The Hon. Graham Taylor, second from left, is shown presenting an award on behalf of the Saskatchewan Child and Youth Safety Committee to students Melanie Fahlman and Tom Beisel. Also shown is Sister McGuigan principal Bert Yakichuk."

Verso: attached caption: UNESCO regional seminar participants and guests at a reception given by the Hon. P. O. S. Skoglund, Minister of Education, Parliament Buildings, Wellington, New Zealand, on 3 February 1960.; L to R: Mr. J. H. Janzen, Canada; Mr. J. Hunt, United Kingdom; the Hon. P. O. S. Skoglund, Minister of Education, New Zealand, and Mr. W. L. Williams, Australia

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1961, p. 27; "Shown are some of the delegates who attended the UNESCO East-West Major Project in Saskatoon on March 17, 1961. In back row, from left, are: Neil M. Purvis [AB], Hector Trout [SK], C. C. Geall [SK], Mrs. K. McDonald [SK], Frank Kennedy [MB], W. C. Rhind [MB], G. M. Davies [MB], R. W. Lightly [MB], and M. R. Smith [MB]. Standing, in second row, are from left: Peter Fieger [SK], E. W. Duff [AB], A. F. Sexsmith [SK], Irene G. Haigh [SK], and G. Orlikow [MB]. Seated, from left, are J. Ross Homer [SK], Emma Stewart [SK], Henry Janzen [SK], and H. A. McNeill [AB]."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 14, 1988, p. 6; "Drug abuse lecturer JeVon Thompson, a former drummer with the band ShaNaNa, raises the hand of a student for knowing the facts about alcoholism, during the student leadership conference held Sept. 14-16 at Kindersley composite high school."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1, 1989, p. 5; "Participants in the Peers Helping Peers workshop, Sept. 29-30 in Saskatoon, write their names on balloons to be used as decorations for one of the social events."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1989, p. 5; "Garth Ayres follows the directions of a student not in the photo, as does Shane McKechney for Lori Senkus, in background."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1989, p. 5; "Steve Ulsifer, foreground, and Ryan Patterson look for their partners in a "hog-calling" activity which sought to match such pairs as French and fries." Blindfolded students participate in a matching game.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 27, 1987, p. 3; "For the 750 Grade 7 and 8 students in Moose Jaw's public schools, Friday, March 6 was a special day - one totally set aside for a look at 'health styles' and how each student can translate what is known about healthful living into practice in their own lives... Above, session presenter Jean Buchanan involves students in a leadership workshop."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 8, 1990, p. 1; "Two students from Neville school work on a coop that will house the 50 pheasants the school is raising as part of its involvement in Kids for Saving Earth. The pheasants will be released in October into a bird sanctuary being prepared by the students..."

Teachers, parents and students are seen conversing at a school "open house" held in Prince Albert.