Head and shoulders image of Dr. Yvonne Brown, associate dean of Nursing, 1986-2000.

Bio/Historical Note: Dr. Yvonne Margaret Rose Brown was born in 1940 in Strasbourg, Saskatchewan. She attended school there prior to entering the College of Nursing at the University of Saskatchewan in 1958, where she earned a BSN and BA (great distinction), as well as a subsequent MCEd. in 1983. Dr. Brown had a long and distinguished career in Health Sciences culminating in eleven years as dean of the College of Nursing (1989-2000). Other milestones include: general duty nurse, University Hospital (1963-64); lecturer in Anatomy and Physiology, Centralized Teaching Program (1964-66); clinical instructor in Obstetrical Nursing, U of S, School of Nursing (1966-67); sessional lecturer (1975-81); lecturer (1981-83); assistant dean (1986-89); and Professor Emerita upon retirement (2008). Dr. Brown published numerous articles and participated in a major nursing textbook and history of the College of Nursing. She received many awards, medals, and scholarships throughout her academic career. The Yvonne Brown Award for Nursing Excellence was established by the SRNA in 2000; as well as two awards, one for a Saskatoon site student and one for a Regina site student, for a graduating four-year degree student with the highest cumulative nursing average during the total program. Yvonne Brown died in 2016 in Saskatoon.

Jenny Young and Margaret Foster, (Mrs. R. G. Walden and Mrs. G. R. Hutchings). respectively, on their return home from Normal School in 1911, along with their large ribbon hats.

Bob Bourassa seen receiving cheque from a Quota Club member

Jenny Young and Margaret Foster (Mrs. R. G. Walden and Mrs. G. R. Hutchings). respectively, on their return home from Normal School in 1911, along with their large ribbon hats.

Group and individual photographs of the people Birdie (Bertha Cargo) Holden knew during her time at Regina Normal School

Exterior view of the Saskatchewan Bridge and Iron Company building, located at the corner of Second Avenue (now Eighth Avenue) and Fairford Street in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

Two hay racks, one piled with stooks and the other, empty. Four men working getting stooks into threshing machine in background.

Two men transferring hay from rack to stack, one man on rack and one man on stack.

Unidentified man standing on combine pulling a swather in field

Black and white photograph of two men on a tractor hooked to a swather on the Rutherford family farm near Biggar, Saskatchewan.

Queen Elizabeth, (commonly referred to as the Queen Mom) can be seen standing on the back of a train caboose waving to a crowd of people in Biggar, Saskatchewan. Union Jack flags and a sign reading "...Your majesties" can be seen in the background.

A close up of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth (Queen Mum) in Biggar, Saskatchewan

Queen Elizabeth, (commonly referred to as the Queen Mum) can be seen standing on the back of a train caboose waving to a crowd of people in Biggar, Saskatchewan. Union Jack flags and a sign reading "...Your majesties" can be seen in the background.

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth standing on a stage in front of a large crowd

Sixteen children with sashes and Union Jack flags posing for a group photo