The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 4, 1992, p. 7 Environment Minister Berny Wiens addressing SSTA annual convention Nov. 17

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 3, 1993, p. 2; "Some of the more than 650 school trustees attending the SSTA convention in Saskatoon Nov. 15-18 cast their ballots in voting on a plan calling for major reorganization of the province's school divisions."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 5, 1992, p. 6; "STS names '92-93 executive. Walter Derkach, seated, centre, will lead the Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan in the coming year. Derkach, who lives in Saskatoon, was acclaimed president in elections held May 29 during the STS annual meeting... Joining Derkach on the executive are, from left, seated: Florence Healey, secretary; Larry Lozinski, past president; Isobel Spence, vice-president; George Schmid, treasurer. Standing: Shirley Dyck, councillor; Orval Ens, executive member; Phil Kohlenberg, vice-councillor; Wanda Eddingfield, vice-councillor; Sylvia Birnie, outreach; Doreen Lloyd, councillor; Phyllis Hancock, executive member; Palma Anderson, executive member; Eleanor Bujea, executive member; Len Davidson, councillor; Maureen Rush, executive member."

Teachers attending joint STF-Department of Education, Training and Employment writers' workshop

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1953, p. 26; "Health panel: Mrs. M. O. Wettergreen, parent; Miss M. Earnshaw, senior nurse, Regina Health Unit; Chairman Janzen; Dr. S. Best, director of child health, province of Saskatchewan; and D. Meehan, teacher-member of panel."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1954, pp. 34-35; "Summer School Pictorial. Several general assemblies dealt with broad topics. This one heard reports from a panel on health group discussions."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1954, p. 34; "Summer School Pictorial. Permanent members of the Seminar on Educational Leadership: Seated, front row: Helen S. Dewar, Phoebe M. Cutbush, Anna Enns, Michael J. Kindrachuk, George J. Lee, Nestor V. Huculak. Second row: Norman W. Scott, James H. Baker, James E. Baikie, Duncan H. Simmonds, John Belan and R. George Taylor. Standing: Prof. M. P. Toombs and L. H. Bergstrom, advisors."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1954, p. 14; "Youths Become Citizens in a Six-Week Training Programme at Camp Dundurn, Under Guidance of Prairie Teachers? Above (left to right): Young cadet officer, Brigadier J. A. Bennett, Lieutenant-Governor W. O. Patterson, Brigadier P. E. Reynolds, Colonel D. E. Walker and Group Captain J. Evans."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1954, p. 18; "Youths Become Citizens in a Six-Week Training Programme at Camp Dundurn, Under Guidance of Prairie Teachers? Closing exercises included competition between truck teams parking and backing into confined areas."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 1951, cover, p. 45; "Homework Headaches portrayed by 7-year-old Dianne Cooper, daughter of Editor Cooper." A little freckle faced girl with curly hair scowls over her school reader. A glass of water and an aspirin bottle are artfully placed in front of her.

"Rhythmic playtime activity at Innismore School, Regina. Jan. 15, 1956." A troupe of little girls prance in a circle with arms outstretched like wings. A small boy watches, bemused, from a safe corner of the classroom.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1951, p. 29; "Muriel Gould, Yorkton Collegiate, Tells How She Used Hand Puppets to Present the Shakespearian Thriller, "Julius Caesar"? Arranging Calpurnia's hair. The same head with a different hair-do or wig can be used for other characters without loss of effect. Angeline Sarochan and Clarence Watson are the students."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1953, p. 14; "Frequent story consultations are all part of the creative writing project. To catch poor sentence construction - and spelling - Rodney Keedwell consults with his teacher, Phyllis Dawson, at Westmount School, Saskatoon. This was last year when Rodney was in Grade Four."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1949, p. 21; "Put 6- and 7-year-olds on Field Meet Programs. Saskatoon East Unit Tried "Play Days" with Notable Success? Excitement ran high as youngsters squat to do a pantomime, "Jack-in-the-box." Leader and a Sister direct effort in the background."

A group of six and seven year olds with their leader participate in a group activity at a "Play Day", part of Saskatoon East Unit Field Meet Program.