Photograph of four track team members. The men on the right are brothers with the last name Rideout.

Photograph of four North Texas track team members. The Rideout brothers are pictured on the right.

Aerial photograph that shows the campus from Highland Street looking North, circa 1938.

Photograph of six male students standing in a semicircle in front of a house. Their hands are raised as they are throwing items on the ground. The back of the photograph reads "Spring means top time for boys of grammar-school age or college age."

Photograph of unidentified male and female students biting apple, 1938.

Photograph of the Rideout brothers running on the North Texas track.

Photograph of a man sitting with his head down on his arms on the River Walk in San Antonio. The river is visible behind him and a staircase leading up to the street is in the foreground, on the left side of the image.

Photograph of the “Eagle Twins,” consisted to two sets of twins on the men’s track team. They are Elmer Brown, Delmer Brown, Wayne Rideout and Blaine Rideout, whom set a world record in the indoor mile and seven-eighths medley relay on February 5, 1938. Their accomplishment took place at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden, New York. Writing on the back of the photograph reads, "Track. Ridouts & Browns. 1938, "Eagle Twins."

Photograph of Floyd Hamilton, his mugshot from Sherman, Texas. Inmate number 8-623 dated 3-16-38.

Photograph of Desiderio Lasano shortly after he was shot to death. Lasano was a 23 year-old Mexican who was slain on April 29, 1938. The typed information on the back of the photograph reads, "On the night of April 29th, 1938 - Deciderio Losano (Mexican) 27 years old. Deciderio was shot with a 380 automatic pistole when he was trying to his his brother, Guadalupte Lasano, who has just been shot and killed with the same pistol and by the same Claudio Quiroz. Deciderio and his brother Guadalupe was having trouble with Claudio after gambling and drinking. Deciderio was killed about 3:30 o'clock at night (and brother, Guadalupe) in a Mexican camp about 16 miles west of Crowell, Texas. There was about 100 Mexicans in this camp. We caught Claudio about one hour latter and put him in jail. We put him and Braulio Lopez, Andrew Quiroz, Jeronimae Jalavis, Taislo Jalavis and Juan Garcia. Claudio was tried and convicted of the murder of Deciderio Losano and sentenced to serve seven years in the state penitentiary. Deciderio Losano was shot once in the left hip and the bullet made a complete circuit around his body, he died three minutes later."

Photograph of a crowd of individuals gathered in front of the entrance of the Hollywood Theatre in downtown Fort Worth. The crowd is standing under the theatre's bright marquee, which advertises the Southwestern Premiere of the film "In Old Chicago," featuring actress Alice Faye.

Photograph of the Southwestern Premiere of the film, "In Old Chicago," in downtown Fort Worth at the Hollywood Theatre on March 17, 1938, taken from across the street. A crowd of individuals stands under the theatre's bright marquee, which advertises the film "In Old Chicago" that features actress Alice Faye. Automobiles drive down the street in the foreground.

Photograph of Ted Walters, his mugshot from Sherman, Texas. Inmate number 8-624 dated 3-16-38.

Photograph of Guadalupe Lasano shortly after he was shot to death. Lasano was a 34 year-old Mexican who was slain on April 29, 1938. The typed information on the back of the photograph reads, "Guadalupe Losano, the first of the two brothers killed. He had a gun in his belt which was a 32-20 caliber. The gun has been fired twice. Guadalupe was shot once between the eyes, once in the left shoulder (rear) and once thru the heart. Murdered April 29, 1938. Losano brothers were both drinking and both had been gabline with Claduio Quiroz."