The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1956, p. 28; "Uranium City school group: Mr. Howard Erwin, Mr. Menno Shultz, Mr. Lloyd Rowlett, Misses Shirley Hornseth, Lauretta Rieger, Delia Demitrick, Joan Des Roches, Mr. H. Waugh, Hon. Woodrow Lloyd."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1953, p. 65; "At least one multi-room rural school in Saskatchewan has a predominance of male teachers on staff. Photo above was taken at Buchanan, Saskatchewan. Left to right: Mrs. E. Taschuk (lone lady on staff), S. Lupick, A. Harasemuik, P. Soroken, D. Heppner and L. Kaye, the principal who gave us the information."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1955, p. 43; "Al Flegal (teacher) demonstrated the good and the bad in parent teacher interviews to M. Heinrich (parent)."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1952, p. 33; "An intermediate group with Dr. Bates. Social studies resources in the background."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1952, p. 34; "A view of the teaching aids, books and materials related to the courses in reading."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1952, p. 35; "One of the primary groups, from left to right: Mrs. M. Lanterman, Miss A. Keall, Mrs. A. Ewing, Miss A. Karney, Miss Elvera Epp, Miss L. Korney and Mrs. M. Parker."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1952, p. 35; "Another primary group. Left to right: Mrs. J. Benner, Miss L. Armeneau, Mrs. A. Fraser, Mrs. K. Peterson, Miss M. Scribner, Miss E. Kamner, Mrs. E. Hammel and Miss B. Wright."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 19; "Head table personalities at the May dinner meeting of the I.C.E.C., held at the Memorial Union Building of the University of Saskatchewan were, left to right: Fred McKinnon, guidance officer, Saskatoon Public Schools; J. Balfour Kirkpatrick, Dean of the College of Education, U. of S.; Marion Graham, Pres. of the Saskatoon chapter; W. G. Bates, Guidance Supervisor, Dept. of Education; and Dr. Alvin E. Buckwold, Dir. of Pediatrics, Physical Restoration Center."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 20; "Members of the Regina Council for Exceptional Children, who, together with W. G. Bates of the Dept. of Education took part in the meeting were, left to right, Beth Dechief, Breg De Groot and Denise Harris."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1958, p. 20; "Dr. Alfred F. Deverell, Associate Professor of Education, U. of S. of S. and member of the Saskatoon Council of the International Council for Exceptional Children, outlined summer school courses offered by the University, and their value to teachers of exceptional children..."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1960, p. 20; "Wilmer G. Bates, Supervisor of Guidance, outlined the advances made by special education in recent years."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1960, p. 20; "This group of girls from the John Dolan School in Saskatoon sang beautifully under the direction of Lillian Carpenter."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1960, p. 21; "Mrs. Nadina Chidley, Director of Special Education for the Winnipeg School Division, addressed the convention twice."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1951, p. 14; "Keele Hall, the lovely old house near Stoke-on-Trent, in the English Midlands, which is now the University College of North Staffordshire. Walking in the grounds are Mrs. Martin Lindsay, daughter-in-law of Lord Lindsay of Birker, first Principal of the College, and her three children."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1954, p. 38; "A "must" on any Regina visitor's itinerary is the new Norman MacKenzie Art Gallery at Regina college. It opened in September, 1953, and has had a continuous variety of "shows" and lectures since. The curator (above) is Richard B. Simmins, M.A. in art and archaeology, University of Toronto. He teaches some classes in art history at Regina College. Our photo gives no true impression of the large size and pleasing arrangement of the gallery."