Marchers in Fort Worth, Texas carry a banner for the League of United Latin American Citizens Councils.

A group of children perform a dance behind a Cesar Chavez Day banner.

A photo of part of the administrative team of the Cesar Chavez elementary school of Fort Worth, from left to right: Alicia Menchaca, Christine Gardiner, Lina Aguillon, Lourdes Martinez, Mary Jane Cantu, Teresa Brown, Nora Barron, and Betty Delarosa. The women all wear jeans and pose close together in front of the mural.

Future activists and community leaders might be in this youth group of the League of Latin American Citizens (LULAC). They pose with a banner for the creation of a national holiday for Cesar Chavez.

From right to left: Lidia Martinex, Anabel Tavera, and Ivonne Tavera volunteered in the carnival that was organized by Cesar Chavez Elementary School in Fort Worth to commemorate the birth of the union organizer that the school is named after.

A pause is necessary for Sergio L. of Leon (left), a policeman for Tarrant county, Jesus Reyes (center), an activist, and Sergeant Manuel Sanchez, of the Summit High School Junior Reserve Officer Training Corp. in Mansfield. The three actively participated in the march honoring the birth of union organizer Cesar Chavez. The march took place last Friday outside of the elementary school that is named after him in Fort Worth.

Button promoting a national holiday in honor of Cesar Chavez are on display at the Cesar Chavez School in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of a Man displaying a variety of Johnson & Johnson products like Micrin, Johnson baby powder and lotion.

Photograph of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram building.

Photograph of an unknown man sitting at a table with multiple Johnson & Johnson products.

Photograph of the WBAP building in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of the WBAP building in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of the WBAP building in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of two Men holding up a product display of the 409 Spray Cleaner.

Photograph of the "Presentation" party for Fort Worth's Jewish Debutantes on November 24, 1956 in the Venetian Ballroom of the Blackstone Hotel. The women in the front row, holding bouquets of flowers, wear floor-length gowns, while men standing behind are wearing tuxedos. They are standing on a stage with curtains hanging behind them. The back row of men from left to right: Nolan Glazer, David Samson, Phillip Hurwitz, Willard Glazer, Irving Rosenthal, Mitchell Victor, and Joseph Shanblum. The front row of women from left to right: Charlotte Miller (Mehl), Eleanor Klotzman (Gachman), Bertha Samson (Shanblum), Annette Bockstein (Taylor), Shirley Ginsburg (Anton), Betty Jo Dresher (Silberstein), Louise Klar (Lipschitz).

Night shot of three pilots sitting in the crew stations of a Convair B-58 airplane with the hatches open.

Crewmen make notes before flying the first Convair B-58 airplane to Bunker Hill Air Force Base. Standing left to right: Colonel F.L. O'Brien, Major G.V. Cohlmia and Major W.W. Wilson

Photograph of the new ambulance at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in September 1953. J.W. Roper is the driver and J.O. Wright is seated next to him (barely visible).

An Air Force flight crew wearing pressure suits stands on a ladder next to a Convair airplane B-58 #2. Lettering on the plane says, "Air Force Flight Test Center."

A Convair XB-36 airplane(left) and Convair B-58 (right) are taxied side by side on a runway.

The YB-60 in flight. This aircraft was an experimental bomber prototype for the United States Air Force.

The front and back of a pamphlet for George Anderson Coke, Jr.'s memorial service. A large portrait photo of Coke is on the front along with the date, time and location of the service. The back details his history and heritage. It notes that he was killed during the Pearl Harbor WWII attack and is now being moved to Arlington.

Photograph of a slide showing locations for the "Bowlers Shop". The slide is surrounded by a white square and the corners of the square have jagged edges of different lengths. Outside of this square, cords and a door frame are visible. The slide itself has a light background with text that reads ""Bowlers Shop" Dallas 7616 Lemmon Arlington 1534 Watson Rd. At the Turnpike Fort Worth 5401-B Camp Bowie" in black letters.

Photograph of three men working at the WBAP-TV station in Fort Worth, Texas. News Anchor Frank Mills sits at the reporting desk, looking toward a camera marked "Star Telegram, WBAP-TV Television." Director Jimmy Turner holds up the anchor's lines in front of the camera. A third unidentified man operates the camera.