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Photograph of a boy at a gym practicing with blue boxing gloves and hitting a punching ball.

Photograph of two children hitting punching balls at a boxing gym.

Photograph of a boy wearing blue and white boxing gloves preparing to hit a black and white punching ball.

A silver, red, and black truck goes airborne after going over a dirt mound at high speed.

Carlos Linares and Ray Alake enjoy a ceremony for volunteers of Big Brothers, Big Sisters. Mr. Linares was Mr. Alake's mentor for five years. The ceremony took place at a school in Mansfield, Texas.

Carlos Linares, center, was honored by Big Brothers, Big Sisters for his mentoring work with Ray Alake (right). Mr. Alake's mother, Bose Oludipe, is on the left. The ceremony was held at a school in Mansfield, Texas.

Carlos Linares (left) celebrates the recognition of his work with Big Brothers, Big Sisters. He was honored for mentoring Ray Alake (center) for five years. Accompanying them is Ray's mother Bose Oludipe of Nigeria. The ceremony was held at a school in Mansfield, Texas.

The instructor of a vocational class at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School in Fort Worth, Texas is seen through a metal screen.

A teacher of vocational classes stands next to some equipment at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School in Fort Worth, Texas.

A female student and an instructor work on a project in a vocational class at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School in Fort Worth, Texas.

Students learn to lay bricks in a vocational skills class at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School in Fort Worth, Texas.

Three students participate in a vocational class at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School, Fort Worth, Texas. They are working on the roof of a structure their class is building. These students and their classmates will participate in a competition to take place in Waco, Texas that will measure their abilities against the best students in the United States.

Carlos Linares shares a joke with Ray Alake at the ceremony to honor Mr. Linares for his work with Big Brothers, Big Sisters. The ceremony was held at a school in Mansfield, Texas.

A student works on a welding project at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School in Fort Worth, Texas. She and twenty-four of her classmates will participate in a competition to take place in Waco, Texas that will measure their abilities against the best students in the United States.

Photograph of the Fort Worth University Medical Department taken outside of a brick building. The group is arranged in six rows with the front row seated on a step. The group is mostly men all wearing dark suites, with some wearing or holding hats. Handwriting in ink on the photograph indicates four individuals including Dr. Allen, Barber, Wilson, and Y---. The photograph is mounted on a tan board which has the Swartz photographer imprint, handwriting that reads: "2nd row - 5th from right / Dr. James Walter Allen / father of Frances & Sheila Allen." A strip of paper affixed to the board with printed text reads: "Medical Department, Fort Worth University, Jan 15, / 1898. James Walter Allen appears in second row, fifth / from right. He graduated that May." The tan board is mounted to a white board.

Carlos Linares is shown during a recognition ceremony by the organization Big Brothers, Big Sisters that was held at a school in Mansfield for having been a mentor to a student for five years. Among the achievements of Linares was successfully guiding his charge through the process of applying for a college scholarship.