Image of Jane Macleod, seated on a black leather couch.

STF staff posed for group photo outside STF building.; From left - back row: Stirling McDowell, Irene Peters, Lou Roberts, Gary Genge, Harold Klause, Harvey Regehr, John Chyzowski, Marvin Kohle, Herb Wilde, Mel Lofstrom, [Carol McClung?] second row: Heather-jane (Tranborg) Robertson, Rudy Kwiatkowski, Bernice Shih, Sonia Sorestad, Wray Wylie, Audrey Kunkel, Annabeth Delorme, Harry Costello, Susan Onda, Charlene Baron, Leitha Willms, Arlene Proctor, Sylvia Berryere, Sophie Bourassa, Joan Read [Linda ? temporary TW assistant] front row: Harold Schultz, Ruben Richert, Boyd Taylor, Susan Dyer, Bonnie Day, Cheryl Riffel, Jane Bradley, Jean (Millar) Nahachewsky, Shirley Court, Fay Hurst, Audrey Gilroy, Joe Petreny, Lionel Sproule.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 9, 1988, p. 2 Head and shoulders shot of Sheena Hanley, CTF President 1987-1989.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, p. 6 Dr. David Pratt addresses the Curriculum at the Centre conference in Montreal.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, p. 6 Dr. Maxine Greene addresses the Curriculum at the Centre conference in Montreal.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 19, 1989, p. 7 Dr. Fred Renihan addresses the Curriculum at the Centre conference in Montreal.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 14, 1989, p. 4 CTF Vice-president Allan McDonald addresses STF Council .

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 21, 1987, front cover; "Saskatoon science teacher Allen Fedoruk is right at home beside the electron gun at the University of Saskatchewan's linear accelerator laboratory (LINAC), as he chats with LINAC electronics technician Rino Verhulst, left, and U of S education professor Dr. Howard Birnie, centre, during a recent visit. Fedoruk and James Swift, of Estevan, spent five weeks at LINAC this summer as the two high school physics teachers who received LINAC research experience awards in a three-year-old program co-ordinated by Birnie..."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 12, 1987, p. 3 Head and shoulders shot of Katherine Ann van der Wal, 1987 Harold Fullerton Jubilee Scholarship winner.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1987, p. 2; "Allan Melenchuk, left, vice-principal of Regina's St. Mary school, receives his Hilroy Fellowship pin from STF President Gerry Cooke during the official Hilroy award presentation on the first day of Council 1987. CTF Secretary General Stirling McDowell, right, presented Melenchuk with a Hilroy certificate. Melenchuk won the award for developing a program which successfully alters prejudice against Indians in non-Native Grade 8 students."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 27, 1988, p. 7; "The actors of the Saskatoon Native Theatre rise from a sleeping position in their interpretation of Tsewaa Tewa's poem, "We Choose Our Own Fate," in a scene from their production Indians 'R' Us.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 27, 1988, p. 7; "Grandma" asks the professor where she might find her daughter, one of his students - and enjoys flirting with him in the process - in one of the scenes from Saskatoon Native Theatre's 1988 production, Indians 'R' Us. The theatre, which works out of the Native Survival School, has created a separate identity for itself for fund-raising purposes."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 14, 1989, p. 6; "Two Saskatchewan teachers were among 28 from across Canada who have received Hilroy fellowship awards for creating outstanding innovative projects for their classrooms. Radville teacher Therese Durston, second from left, and Deschambault Lake teacher, Debby Noble, third from left, receive their award at Council from Canadian Teachers' Federation Vice-president, Allan McDonald, left, and Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation President Susan Bates, right. Durston designed Kid Proof, a whole-language newspaper and Noble developed a Native art slide kit."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1989, p. 6; "[Hilroy Fellowship winner Debby] Noble's 250-slide art kit includes this colorful abstract print by Alex Janvier."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1989, p. 6; "Prince Albert artist Myles Charles' landscape painting, above, depicts a typical northern scene." 1989 Hilroy award winner Debby Nolan's native art kit paintings - landscape by Myles Charles