The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1960, p. 20; "This group of girls from the John Dolan School in Saskatoon sang beautifully under the direction of Lillian Carpenter."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, December 1960, p. 21; "Mrs. Nadina Chidley, Director of Special Education for the Winnipeg School Division, addressed the convention twice."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1951, p. 14; "Keele Hall, the lovely old house near Stoke-on-Trent, in the English Midlands, which is now the University College of North Staffordshire. Walking in the grounds are Mrs. Martin Lindsay, daughter-in-law of Lord Lindsay of Birker, first Principal of the College, and her three children."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1954, p. 38; "A "must" on any Regina visitor's itinerary is the new Norman MacKenzie Art Gallery at Regina college. It opened in September, 1953, and has had a continuous variety of "shows" and lectures since. The curator (above) is Richard B. Simmins, M.A. in art and archaeology, University of Toronto. He teaches some classes in art history at Regina College. Our photo gives no true impression of the large size and pleasing arrangement of the gallery."

Architect's rendering of an unidentified college building.

At Eamer Court seniors' residence, a project of Jubilee Residences, Ltd., a plaque honors this organization of Saskatoon businessmen and service club representatives. G. D. Eamer was a founding member and president for fourteen years.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 1962, p. 34; "STF vice-president G. W. Wright of Moosomin (standing) and SSTA president L. S. Nicks of Grand Coulee inspect a complicated teaching machine at the Conference Display."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 1962, cover, p. 6; "Our cover photograph is significant (to us, at least!) for several reasons: it not only shows two teaching machines - a Konceptograph and an Audiograph? it also shows the acting chairman and secretary of the first STF Local ever to come to Saskatoon to conduct a regular meeting in Central Office. Our cover models are Merna Joseph, who teaches in Plunkett, and David Zerr, who teaches in Viscount."

"The Audio-Notebook. Components of an EFI System may be used independently by instructors or students, anywhere, anytime."

A group of teachers and their families on an STF - sponsored flight to Europe are serenaded by a bagpiper in an airport.

[From left] Professors Simpson and Williams are seen at the head table during the U. N. (North Sask.) Association meeting in 1963.

Students from North Park school, dressed in costumes from around the world, pose for a group shot in the auditorium. Many nations' flags can been seen decorating the edge of the stage behind them.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1960; "Shown above is a map of the MacKenzie Education division where Mrs. K. McDonald worked last year, assisting teachers in a curriculum development programme."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, February 1965, p. 16; "Team work as well as individualized instruction results from use of tape recorders. These two girls from Hugh Cairns VC School are taping selections for a research assignment."

Students are seen studying around a table while attending Western Cooperative College summer courses in Saskatoon. They include from left, Elmer Bruder, Red Deer, AB; Margaret Leland, Winnipeg, MB; Roy Devlin, Nanaimo, BC; Mrs. Nina Smith, Punnichy, SK; and Phil Rothery (instructor at Coop College).