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.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1967, p. 8 ; "THREE NEW U OF S VICE-PRESIDENTS NAMED, EFFECTIVE JULY 1? Principal-elect R. W. Begg, Saskatoon Campus... named vice-president (university)." Image consists of a head and shoulder photo of Dr. R.W Begg.
Arbos, May-June 1968, p. 7 (text), p. 12 (photo) "WHO'S FOR INDUSTRIAL ARTS? SPEAK OUT? D. A. Bell, Curriculum Consultant for the Department of Education Curriculum Branch, Regina." Image constists of a head shot photo of Dave Bell.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 15, 1971, p. 1 "WHY SHOULD A TEACHER VOTE FOR YOUR PARTY? Mr. Blakeney: 'I believe this is a crucial election for education in Saskatchewan. It is doubly crucial for teachers?'" Image consist of a head shot photo of Hon. Allan E. Blackeney.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Feb. 1953, p. 17 Superintendent Doug G. Bishop with Vice-Chairman George Hindley and Norman Krischke of the Biggar Unit Board. (Bishop is center)
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Council Report 1964, p. 30; "Mrs. A. M. Blue, the first president of Home and School in Saskatchewan, is presented with STF life membership by president-elect Reuben Richert. President V. Lalonde can be seen at the left while on the right are F. Gathercole and Mrs. Lalonde." Image consists of a photo of Mrs. A.M Blue receiving STF life membership from Rueben Richert while standing at a head table.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 15, 1978, p. 6 "BLINDNESS NOT A DETERRENT FOR TEACHER. Goodsoil teacher Richard Boehm has no greater discipline problems than other teachers in the school, even though he is totally blind." Image consists of a photo of Richard Boehm standing in front of a chalk board teaching a class.
The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 15, 1970, p. 1 "1970-71 EXECUTIVE ASSUMES OFFICE JULY 1. Keith Bolton of Kelvington assumes office as president of the STF July 1. He succeeds Harry Walker of Regina."
Roy Bonisteel, left, host of CBC-TV's Man Alive program, exchanges with Saskatoon Judge Mary Carter and Rusty Macdonald, executive editor of The Western Producer.
