The Saskatchewan Bulletin, May 17, 1973, p. 6; "Dr. Leo Marshall (left) represented the STF at a recent CTF task force meeting on quality of education in Canada. Also pictured are Leonard Plourde of New Brunswick (centre) and Wendell Sparkes, CTF president. The initial role of the task force was to establish a range of topics and to assign work study areas to each of its members."

CTF News Release: "Pictured above is Dr. Stirling McDowell, General Secretary of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation. Dr. McDowell gave the opening address at the recent national conference on the Financing of Education in Canada sponsored by the Canadian Teachers' Federation and held in Quebec City. With Dr. McDowell, from left to right, are Mr. Tom Trafford, CTF President and Dr. Murray Jampolsky from Alberta. Dr. Jampolsky was chairman of the conference."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, September 4, 1974, p. 5; "Regina and Yorkton branches of the STF Credit Union have new managers effective July 15. Colin Markusson, (seen working at his desk), formerly manager at Yorkton, has been appointed to the Regina branch to replace Peter Woykin who resigned to become director of the Regina community health services."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, March 15, 1971, p. 6; "Desmond Grace, office manager at the Saskatoon branch of the STF Credit Union has been transferred to the Regina office, where he will be assistant to branch manager Peter Woykin. Mr. Grace has been with the STF Credit Union since 1965. Prior to that, he was employed by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce in Kelvington and Willow Bunch."

STF President Larry Young assists Saskatchewan Teachers' Credit Union employee Lynn Halter make a draw for the STF Credit Union's Prize Drive for New Members.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 1, 1972, p. 7; "Dorothy Joanne Averill, right, of Watrous, was awarded the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation prize as the most distinguished graduate in education at the University of Saskatchewan's fall convocation in Saskatoon on Oct. 28. The presentation was made by Dean J. B. Kirkpatrick of the college of education at the Saskatoon campus. Mrs. Averill received her B. Ed. degree with great distinction."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 15, 1973, p. 9; "The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation prize for the most distinguished graduate in the College of Education was presented to Linda Faye Nelson at spring convocation. The presentation was made by Dr. J. B. Kirkpatrick, dean of the college."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1972, p. 3 ; "FEMALES PREDOMINATE AS EDUCATION PRIZEWINNERS? Darlene Ware received the Grolier Book Prize which is presented to the top graduate receiving a B.Ed. Degree in elementary education." Head and shoulders shot of Darlene Ware in her graduation gown.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, June 7, 1972, p. 3 ; "FEMALES PREDOMINATE AS EDUCATION PRIZEWINNERS? Ann Purvis, who is currently working towards the bachelor of education degree with mention bilangue was one of two students receiving the Principal's Medal at the Regina campus as the most outstanding undergraduate student in 1971-72... She hopes to graduate next spring." Head and shoulders shot of Darlene Purvis in her graduation gown.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, April 7, 1972, p. 11; "Consensus on the students' viewpoint was the object when Bob Jamieson (left), Cliff Zapshalla and François Prevost met following their attendance as STF Councillors. They represented the Regina campus Education Students' Society. On the Tuesday following Council they were reporting to a number of classes on their experiences and impressions."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 1, 1972, p. 6; "Daniel Adjivon (visiting Commonwealth Fellow from Sierra Leone), centre, discusses his itinerary with Norman Goble, CTF secretary general, left, and Robert Baker, CTF executive assistant, right."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 1, 1976, p. 1; "JAPANESE EDUCATORS VISIT SASKATOON. The 29 Japanese who visited Saskatoon Sept. 19-22 came to learn about our schools, but often ended up teaching. Here, one of the visitors reads in Japanese to Anne Firesen's Grade 3 class at Alvin Buckwold school."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Jan. 5, 1973, p. 3; "From left to right: Ferenc Andai, (PAPT), Isabel Ward, (FWTAO), Gerald Deschamps, (AEFO), Anna Meaney, (NTA), Jean-Guy Rioux, (AEFNB), Col. Sandford, (Cdn. Forces), Robert Armstrong, (OPSMTF), Donald Bonnell, (NBTA), Miss Heather Murray, (PAPT), Wendell Sparkes, (CTF President), Miss Kay Stanley, (OTA President), Morley Harrison, (STF), Robert Ewart, (PAPT), John Allan, (NSTU), Merv. Pedde, (OTA), Col. Jarvis (British Forces).; Fourteen educators from seven provinces took part in the third annual CTF-NATO visits program."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 31, 1973, p. 6; "Lois Dalby, right, submitted this photo of herself and Miss Jeannette McCrie during Miss McCrie's visit to northern Saskatchewan this summer. The two co-authored the books seen at the left of this page."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Dec. 31, 1973, p. 4; "Dave Keith, left, now assistant principal at Walter Murray collegiate, Saskatoon, and Wayne Kerr, principal at Evan Hardy collegiate, Saskatoon, are shown with their mathematics textbook in a classroom at Evan Hardy."