The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1966, p. 7 "LONG-TIME LLOYDMINSTER TEACHER HONORED ON RECENT RETIREMENT. Early in June, a testimonial dinner to honor Miss Bertha Archer upon her retirement from the teaching profession was held in the Andrew Walker Memorial Wing of the Presbyterian Church in Lloydminster." Image consists of a photo of Bertha Archer shaking hands with a gentleman at the front of the receiving line during her retirement testimonial dinner.

Image consists of bust photo of Bob Arkell in a striped vest, long hair and a moustache.

Image consists of bust photo of Bob Arkell in a striped vest, long hair and a moustache sitting to the left of a man named Jensen who is wearing a tie and has a beard.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 2, 1981, p. 6; "SEVEN ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY FOR EXECUTIVE. Emile Arraf was born and raised in Israel where he taught for 10 years at the elementary, high school and teachers' college levels. This fall, he commenced his 19th year of teaching in Canada, 16 of which are in the town of Meadow Lake in an administrative capacity." Image consists of a head and shoulders photo of Emile Arraf .

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 6, 1977, p. 13 "SOME OF THE PEOPLE WHO WERE THERE TO HELP US? S. T. F. EDITORS' WORKSHOP '76. Ellen Ashton of the Saskatchewan Bulletin." Image consists of head and shoulders photo of Ellen Ashton.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1966 , p. 12; "PROMINENT LEADERS EXTEND FRATERNAL GREETINGS TO COUNCIL. Roy Atkinson, President of the Saskatchewan Farmers' Union, called for equality of educational opportunity for students in rural areas. He said there should be greater pressure on the provincial government to provide more funds for rural education." Image consists of photo of Roy Atkinson holding a pen sitting at a table with a stack of papers and drinking glasses on it.

Arbos November - December 1969, Periphery; "Robert G. Armstrong, Beechy." Image consists of Robert Armstrong, pen in hand, seated behind a desk with an open book in front of him. Illustration for article "What Teachers are Talking About."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 31, 1973, p. 5 "KINDERGARTEN LESSONS EVOLVE INTO BOOK. A timesaving suggestion from a teaching colleague started Faye Baker of Moose Jaw on the road to authorship 10 years ago." Image consists of a bust photo of Faye Baker with her arms crossed resting on a desk.

Head and shoulders image of Mervyn Ball , Secretary-treasurer of the Australian Teachers' Federation.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 15, 1968, p. 7 ; "DR. L BARBER NAMED U OF S VICE-PRESIDENT. Dr. Lloyd Barber, dean of commerce at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, has been appointed vice-president of the University." Image consists of a head and shoulders photo of Dr. Lloyd Barber.

Image consists of head and shoulders photo of Dr. J.A.E. Bardwell, Secretary and Assistant to the President of the University of Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 17, 1969, p. 1 "ESTEVAN DISPUTE: McISAAC ANNOUNCES BOARD OF INQUIRY. Manford Barnett, STF Councilor for Estevan City." Image consists of bust photo of Manford Barnett standing at a podium holding a piece of paper and speaking in to a microphone.

Prof. G.W. Bassett (centre) is pictured with STF assistant-secretary, Hector Trout, and STF president, Peter Fieger, during his visit to STF Central Office.

Arbos, January-February 1968, p. 26 (article -; Formula for Division III by Michael Baumgartner); "Is there a formula for the successful implementation of a Division II program? From the experience of the Lindale School owned by the Moose Jaw School Unit and located in the City of Moose Jaw many of the organizational problems currently being encountered by school systems implementing the program could be avoided by planning and preparation..."; Image consists of a head and shoulders photo of Michael Baumgartner.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1965, p. 6; "A 24-year-old Saskatoon public school teacher, Mariusia Bayda, was chosen Miss Saskatchewan Wheat Queen for 1965 by the Associated Canadian Travellers this summer. Miss Bayda, who will be on staff at Kinley this term, was sponsored in the contest by the P. Mohyla Institute. She was married on August 28 to Gene Gryba, an education student at the University of Saskatchewan." Image consists of a head and shoulders photo of Maryusa Bayda.