The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 10, 1988, p. 3; "Members of the 1988-89 provincial executive of the Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan gather on the steps of Easterlea school at the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon following their election May 27. They are, from left, seated: Walter Derkach, secretary; Ruth McIntosh, vice-president and historian; Mac Hone, president and councillor; Flora Henderson, past president. Second row: George Schmid, treasurer; Rosa Morgan; Phyllis Hancock,councillor. Third row: Wanda Eddingfield, councillor; Isobel Spence; Sylvia Birnie, outreach; Margaret Barber, councillor; Larry Lozinski, vice-councillor. Back row: Helena Pike; Len Quiring; Maurice Sorokan, vice-councillor. Not present when the photo was taken were Sylvia deLeysaac and Joe Court, vice-councillors, and Bert Gordon."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 10, 1988, p. 3; "Harry Costello, left, and S. H. (Hub) Gutheridge proudly display their certificates of honorary life membership in the Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan (STS) following the presentation ceremony May 27. Costello, who is from Saskatoon, and Gutheridge, from Moose Jaw, were cited for their many contributions to education and to the STS at both chapter and provincial levels. Here they pose in front of the Conquest SD horse-drawn school 'bus' at the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon, site of this year's STS meeting."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1989, p. 2; "1989-90 President Bert Gordon, right, receives the gavel from his predecessor, Mac Hone."

Head and torso shot of Macgregor Hone.

Posed for a group photo are the 1989-90 STS Executive.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1989, p. 2; "Gwen Brierley, left, and Florence Bohn are this year's recipients of honorary life memberships in the Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 8, 1990, p. 2; "Members of the 1990-91 provincial executive of the Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan are, from left, seated: Bert Gordon, past president, Prince Albert; Helena Pike, president and councillor, Waseca; Larry Lozinski, vice-president, Porcupine Plain. Standing: Isobel Spence, Lafleche; Shirley Dyck, vice-councillor, Neville; George Schmid, treasurer, Saskatoon; Phyllis Hancock, vice-councillor, Swift Current; Rosa Morgan, Regina; Sylvia Birnie, outreach, Saskatoon; Dale Baldwin, councillor, Regina; Walter Derkach, secretary; Ernie Gabora, vice-councillor, Yorkton; Maureen Rush, Saskatoon; Maurice Sorokan, vice-councillor, Prince Albert; Len Davidson, Moose Jaw; Frank Nickel, Langham."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 8, 1990, p. 2; "Flora Henderson and Vurn Welwood are this year's recipients of honorary life memberships in the Superannuated Teachers of Saskatchewan."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 22, 1987, p. 5; "After years of planning and prodding government agencies for approval, a committee of superannuated Saskatchewan teachers has finally seen its efforts bear fruit. At a ceremony May 9 at the Saskatoon site where construction has already begun, superannuates officially turned the sod for the 50-unit Hector Trout Manor, 315 Pinehouse Dr. Above, standing from left, superannuate Hector Trout, his wife Jean and Saskatoon West MP Ray Hnatyshyn acknowledge greetings from the crowd of 75 people in attendance. Seated from left are, Saskatoon-Mayfair MLA Ray Mieklejohn, Saskatoon Ald. Pat Robertson, Co-operative Housing Assoc. of Sask. President Robert Dumont and the ceremony's emcee, superannuate Sylvia Birnie."

Standing with shovels at the Hector Trout Manor official sod turning ceremony are, from left, Hector Trout, unidentified man, Ray Mieklejohn and Ray Hnatyshyn.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 11, 1988, p. 2; "Surrounded by federal and provincial dignitaries, long-time Saskatchewan educator Hector Trout cuts the ribbon April 30 at the official opening of the new superannuates co-operative housing project in Saskatoon which bears his name..."

Exterior shot of Hector Trout Manor at completion of construction.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1, 1989, p. 2; "Teachers and handbell ringers get some hands-on experience during a workshop at the Saskatchewan arts education conference, Oct. 12-14 in Saskatoon. The session also offered them a chance to discuss techniques for getting the most out of rehearsals."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 4, 1988, front cover; "Dorothy George, a Saskatoon superannuate, proudly bears the Olympic torch through downtown Saskatoon, Jan. 18. George was warmly greeted by the throngs of students and members of the public who lined her path as she carried the flame to the official ceremonies at City Hall."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 4, 1988, p. 2; "Like thousands along its route, students from Wilson school await the arrival of the Olympic flame in downtown Saskatoon, Jan. 18."