A participant at the Interaction of Matter and Energy workshop experiments with liquid in a glass jar.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 1966, p. 2; "At the joint Mathematics - Science Teachers' Conference held in Saskatoon during Easter Week, guest speakers Dr. Paul Brandwein and Dr. Eric MacPherson compare notes."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April, 1967, p. 7; "Harold Promhouse of Regina, left, receives a plaque in recognition of his services as last year's president of SMTS from Joe Cherney, past president of the society."

A group of unidentified [panelists] sit at front tables at the 1966 joint Science - Mathematics convention.

"Looking over a book display are Neale Morton, left, of Melfort, and Alphonse Stoski, right of Kinistino."

"Jim Anderson, right, representing Prentice-Hall of Canada Limited, of Saskatoon, shows George Montax, Melfort, a sample of new publications."

"Samuel Wishlow, left, of Lloydminster, one of the 290 delegates who registered for the two-day convention of Mathematics and Science teachers at Campbell Collegiate, Regina, March 28 and 29. Dale Oliver, centre, and Roy Lockert, right, convention planning chairman stand by to greet the delegates."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin September 1963, p. 49; "The Sask. Teachers' Federation Prize for the most distinguished graduate of the year from the College of Education was awarded at the University of Saskatchewan's 52nd annual spring Convocation to Frederick Gordon Matthews, of Duff, Saskatchewan. The award was presented by Dean J. B. Kirkpatrick, of the College of Education."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin May 1964; "The Sask. Teachers' Federation Prize for the most distinguished graduate of the year in the College of Education was awarded at the University of Saskatchewan's 53rd annual spring Convocation to Marion Lorraine Moffat, of Lilac, Saskatchewan. The award was presented Wednesday, May 13 by Dean J. B. Kirkpatrick of the College of Education at the U of S."

Date unknown "The outstanding graduate in the College of Education (Saskatoon) and winner of Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation Prize, was Walter Melville Mudge, of Frenchman's Butte. Mr. Mudge received the bachelor of education degree with great distinction. He previously won Government of Saskatchewan and University undergraduate scholarships, began his studies in education in 1960, taught for two years in Saskatoon, and then completed his requirements for the bachelor of education degree."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 1965, p. 10; "Theresia [Theresa?] Wittmann, of Dunkirk, Saskatchewan, received the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation Prize for the most distinguished graduate in the College of Education at the University of Saskatchewan's 54th annual Spring convocation in Saskatoon, May 20. Dr. J. B. Kirkpatrick (left), dean of education, presented Miss Wittmann with the prize."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1963, p. 50 "TEACHERS COLLEGE STF SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES. Edwin Arthur Anderson, 18 , of Marchant Grove, Sask., was winner of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation $500 scholarship at the Saskatchewan Teachers College, Saskatoon, this year." Head shot of Mrs. Anderson.

The Saskatchewan bulletin, June 15, 1971, p. 8; "Darryl Langan Bangsund of Maxim, was awarded the STF prize in education at U of S, Regina campus convocation ceremonies May 21. He received a B.Ed. Degree with great distinction, majoring in mathematics." Head and shoulders image of Mr. Bangsund in academic gown.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept., 1963, p. 50 "TEACHERS COLLEGE STF SCHOLARSHIP AWARDEES. Miss Jean Helen Lowenberg, 20-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lowenberg of Windthorst, Sask., was winner of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation $500 scholarship at the Saskatchewan Teachers College, Regina, this year." Head and shoulders image of Miss Lowenberg in academic gown.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May, 1962, p. 61 ; "IN THE NEWS OUTSTANDING GRADUATES PRESENTED WITH AWARDS? Lyle Richard Mallet, Saskatoon and Eston, was awarded the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation Prize as most distinguished graduate in education." Head and shoulders image of Mr. Mallet in academic gown.