The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1954, p. 18; "School Exhibits for Saskatchewan's Two Class "A" Fairs Regina and Saskatoon. The exhibits shown here will give teachers some idea of the quality of winning work... Ella Fricke shows an exhibit illustrating a unit of work in social studies won by Maxwell."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1957, p. 25; "Far North Teachers Local held at Beauval? GDE [STF general secretary Gilbert Eamer] graphed and charted the law of supply and demand in the trades and professions, showing where the teaching profession stood in the national picture."

Three men are seen unloading wooden crates of supplies from a ski-plane into a Bombardier snowmobile. One building in a northern community is visible behind the plane.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1951, p. 42; "Kindergarten wardrobe is scaled down to 'small-fry" size - yet with adequate cubicles and cupboard space to hold a child's belongings."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1950, p. 25; "Writers attached to Rural Editorial Service report on writing experiences. Left to right: Ken W. F. Cooper, Editor, "The Saskatchewan Bulletin"; Emma Scott, Editor, "Journal of Arkansas Education"; Mrs. Cathryn Spelts, Associate Editor, "Nebraska Education News"; Mary Helen Crawley, Assistant Editor, "The Tennessee Teacher"; Mrs. June Lee, Assistant Editor, "Washington Education Journal"; Bernell Winn, Associate Editor, "Utah Education Review"; Horace B. Powell, Staff Writer, "The Kansas Teacher" and Andy Oja, Managing Editor, "Montana Education."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 33; "A Printing Press Does Have a "Bed and This is How "The Saskatchewan Bulletin" gets There! 16, A large trimming machine trims four or more piles of Bulletins one edge at a time in one lightening-fast operation."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 14; "Planning Friday's wind-up panel discussion? Mayor Wm Frost and School Superintendent George Neufeld."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 20; "Sylvia Sen told students why she would become a teacher."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1952, p. 59; "Busiest Melfort citizen during Education Week was Mrs. Louise Joslyn, lawyer's wife?"

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1950, p. 17; "T. A. McMaster (right) was visiting consultant for group discussions of collective bargaining. Hector Trout (centre) was other consultant."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1950, p. 14; "Above: Councillor H. O. Derby explains purpose of evening session to councillors."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 32; "Above, at top, note educational material on display at rear of gymnasium."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 32; "The general assembly was used primarily to allow consultants to "set the level" of the discussions. Lawrence Ready, councilor, speaking to assembly, was general chairman of the one day session. (Note cross-checking gestures of G. D. Eamer and Hector Trout!) All meetings except the luncheon took place in Nipawin's Composite High school."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 34; "J. G. Egnatoff discussed the subject of ethics."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1955, p. 44 Nipawin teachers listen to consultants during group discussion sessions.