The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1949, p. 19; "June 27 was Election Day in the Grade One Room in the King George School, at Moose Jaw. Henry Andres (who arrived from Germany at Easter) is about to place his ballot in the ballot-box. Gail Bray is sitting in the polling booth (built of large-sized blocks); live-posters frame the faces of the three candidates, Carol Ann Walker, Jimmy Hilton and Duncan Cameron. Billie Stewart waits to see if his name can be found on the Voters' List by Stephen Williams. Connor Hall watches the camera."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1950, p. 26; "Rural School Co-operative in School Supply Business. Founder and son: Lewis and Donald Lloyd discussed past and present of Antelope School Supplies Co-op. Mr. Lloyd is a member of the executive of the Saskatchewan Federated Co-operatives Limited. Don is looking up from an issue of The Western Producer containing the story of another successful co-op."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, October 1952, p. 25; "Where Does Creative Art Fit In? Freedom of expression, first step in citizenship - and culture." A group of students kneel on a classroom floor to create free-wheeling watercolor paintings on large pieces of paper.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. - Nov. 1958, p. 35; "A Teaching "Aid" that Pays Off in Glorious Color for your classroom? All bulbs really need for growth are dampness, light and warmth. Teacher Barbara Lee, Lavant Station, Ont., shows Woodroffe Public School grade one, how hyacinth flourishes in water."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. - Nov. 1958, p. 35; "A Teaching "Aid" that Pays Off in Glorious Color for your classroom? Brian Miller proudly shows the result of all his work." A smiling boy holds up a daffodil in a terra-cotta pot. A beaming grey-haired man leans toward the boy and prepares to write in a notebook [judge cropped from Bulletin image].

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 1949, p. 50; "First of 2000 Canadian teachers who are to be given special training in mental hygiene of children, this group has finished studies in Toronto under auspices of Toronto University and the National Committee for Mental Hygiene. Seated, left to right: E. L. Abbott, Arcola, Sask.; Edna R. Lawrence, Vancouver; Herbert Matthews, Montreal; Louise Pettingel, Winnipeg; M. D. Gulutzen, Canora, Sask. Standing: J. J. R. Mahon, Ridgedale, Sask.; J. D. Stennett, Ridgetown, Ont.; J. P. Mayberry, Hamilton, Ont.; R. K. MacKenzie, Vancouver; Lloyd Smith, Moose Jaw, Sask."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1951, p. 24; "Grade XII Social Studies Class in Moose Jaw Technical High School."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1951, p. 25; "Samoan outrigger canoe above bookcase - loaned to the school by a local man - is tied up to a photo and text panel in the door of the bookcase. Bookcase has more than 200 reference books relating to social studies topics."

"St. Leonard's Nursery School. The pocket-sized "merry-go-round" and other outside toys keep the children in the sunshine and give them exercise for all their muscles. Her all the hard work of pushing falls on two little girls."

S.H.S.A.A. President Garvie congratulates first, second, and third place finishers in a men's competition at a high school provincial track and field meet held at the University of Saskatchewan in June, 1953.

S.H.S.A.A. President Garvie congratulates first, second, and third place finishers in a men's competition at a high school provincial track and field meet held at the University of Saskatchewan in June, 1953.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January, 1966, p. 5; "Hector Trout, STF assistant secretary, and Dr. Henry Ziel, head of the Department of Vocational and Technical Education at the University of Alberta, enjoy looking at the working model of a car - part of a display set up by Dr. Ziel and his associates for the Industrial Arts Workshop held in Saskatoon, Dec. 2-4, 1965."

Participants are seen examining working models and displays at the Industrial Arts Workshop held in Saskatoon, Dec. 2-4, 1965.

Two participants are seen experimenting with a working model display at the Industrial Arts Workshop held in Saskatoon, Dec. 2-4, 1965.

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."