The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February, 1967, p. 3; "In September of 1966 the College of Education at the U of S, Saskatoon began a B.Ed. Degree program for preparing vocational teachers. The first group to register in this program is pictured above. They are, left to right, back row: Stan Weiss, Keith Sampson, Vic Stensrud, Tom McCloy, Gary Salter, Barry Jones, Dick Edmondson, Ken Sherion, Terry Pennock. Centre row: Don Neill, Lorraine Bucknum, Georgette Georget, Marjorie Thatcher, Elaine Walrath, Margaret White, Yvonne Royds, Joan McKay, Leonora Powell. Front row: Don Redl, Jack White, Allan Fisher, Frank Armstrong, T. H. Taylor, Assistant Professor in the continuing Education Department of the College of Education, Richard Kolybaba, Ken Fleury, Vern Dyck, and Mel Smith."

"Humboldt Composite School Shop Oct. 1948" A teacher observes as two boys put finishing touches on wooden magazine racks they have constructed in Industrial Arts class at Humbold Composite School.

"New addition to Kindersley School. Watching lathe operate c. 1947."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1951, p. 33; "Rural teachers had a separate conclave, with A. J. Doyle of the department as chairman. Left to right: Mr. Doey, Miss Smith, Mr. Pym, Mr. Barbour, Della Wilken and F. J. Taylor."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1951, p. 37; "Panel discussion - left to right - Mr. Mutch, Mr. Feltham, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Doyle, Miss Messer, Mr. Sexsmith and Mr. Moffat."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 33; "New Executive: Back row: A. H. Rein, K. Bobier and F. McDonald, directors. Front row: W. Lang, treasurer; W. Moffat, vice-president; Geo. Sexsmith, president; Miss J. Kerr, secretary, and H. Bond, past president. F. Young, director is missing from picture."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 33; "Alex Aitken, Regina Chamber of Commerce; Dr. A. E. Perry, vocational commission; H. Bond, chairman; Miss Beth Argue, past-secretary, and Geo. Sexsmith, president."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 32; "In the library were great numbers of technical reference volumes - many recently off the presses."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 34; "Exhibits were an innovation at the Regina convention?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 34; "Discussion groups were scattered throughout Balfour Tech. In a clubroom were G. Currie, A. Maxlow, R. Prafke and Bill Jones."; The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1953, p. 58 ; "WE APOLOGIZE [more text]... that's not "Bill Jones" but Jack Mathers of Saskatoon's Technical School."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 34; "Discussion groups were scattered throughout Balfour Tech. In the centre photo, you'll recognize E. Frier, Percy Baker, Mr. Pym and E. Chan. (Fred Rawlinson standing.)"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 34; "Above, you'll recognize H. Janzen (far right) and Wm Sharpe (third from right) - representatives of the Department of Education who acted as consultants for discussion groups."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1952, p. 31; "Earnest People, these technical teachers! In addition to this year's convention was a 'commercial' display by supply firms? In corner below, spectators in the Burroughs' exhibit."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1954, p. 16; "An estimated 70, 000 people passed through the exhibit. Teacher visitors were highly approving, offered suggestions for incorporation next year, were impressed by STF organization - seen in pictures for the first time by many."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1955, p. 29; "Red School House "superintendent" shown below, second from right is Maynard Woollard, who is also chairman of the STF Public Relations and author of the report which starts on this page." Maynard Woollard is seen inside the "Little Red Schoolhouse," an STF exhibit revised for the 1955 Class B Fair showings as an information and public relations project.