Photograph of a small group of co-workers in a break room celebrating a birthday with a cake.

Photograph of a station identification test pattern for engineers for WBAP-TV Fort Worth Star-Telegram Channel 5.

Photograph of a small group of co-workers in a break room celebrating a birthday with a cake.

Photograph of a man standing in the center receives a check from the Charmin contest. He is holding the check with the man on the right of the image, and they are shaking hands.

Photograph of a Man receiving the prize from the Charmin contest.

Photograph of a test pattern for WBAP-TV.

Photograph of a test pattern for WBAP-TV. It is used for calibrating or troubleshooting the television signal.

Photograph of a man and a woman holding up a birthday cake while another woman stands off to the side.

Photograph of Larry Fitzgerald in formal attire.

Photograph of a station identification test pattern for engineers for WBAP-TV Fort Worth Star-Telegram Channel 5.

Photograph of a man receiving a prize from the Charmin contest. He is wearing a white collared shirt and dark pants, and the two men standing next to him are dressed in suits and ties.

Photograph of a station identification test pattern for engineers for WBAP-TV Fort Worth Star-Telegram Channel 5.

Photograph of Larry Fitzgerald in formal attire.

Photograph of a station identification test pattern for engineers for WBAP-TV Fort Worth Star-Telegram Channel 5.

Photograph of a test pattern for WBAP-TV. It is used for calibrating or troubleshooting the television signal.

Photograph of a test pattern for WBAP-TV. It is used for calibrating or troubleshooting the television signal.

Photograph of a man (left) and a woman (right) holding a birthday cake. Next to the woman, another woman is looking at them. They are in an office and surrounded by cabinets, office supplies, and many more.

Photograph of a man standing in the center receives a check from the Charmin contest. He is holding the check with the man on the right of the image, and they are shaking hands.

Photograph of an advertisement for a budget account at the store Bill Benton. There is a picture of a man's face next to a rectangle with a jagged edge that has text inside of it that reads "Bill Benton Quality Clothes for Less". Above this rectangle is text that reads "May we suggest you open a" and this continues below the rectangle and reads "budget account take many months to pay".

Photograph of an advertisement for Bill Benton, a clothing store. There is a picture of a man's face next to a dark rectangle with jagged edges. The text inside the rectangle reads "Bill Benton Quality Clothes for Less". Below this rectangle is text that reads "2nd and Taylor Fort Worth Open Daily 9 AM Until 6 Friday and Saturday Until 9 Plenty of Free Parking".

Photograph of a slide advertising the Hardwick Motor Company including their address.

Photograph of an automobile to advertise for Harwick Motor Company. The automobile is a light colored convertible that is facing the left. The front license says, "Lark 1960." A man and a woman stand behind the car, looking over a large piece of paper draped over the back of the car. The man, on the right, is wearing a tweed jacket and the woman, on the left, is also wearing a jacket. Behind the vehicle are two propeller planes, the closer one being of a lighter color than the one on the right.

Photograph of a group of young people on the WBAP-TV Teen-Age Downbeat show. They wait in line next to a Hostess Donut Truck for donuts. Everyone is dressed formally.

Photograph of a woman sitting at a desk behind a typewriter. She is wearing a white dress that has a leaf pattern and has her right elbow resting on the desk. She is gesturing with her right hand and her mouth is open as if she is talking. The desk is on her left, perpendicular to the typewriter, and there is a telephone, a bottle of lotion, and papers scattered around the desk. At the back corner of the desk on the left side of the image there are boxes stacked on a small shelf that say "candy sticks" and "eggs". There is a label on the back of the typewriter that read "L.C. Smith & Corona Typewriters Inc. Made in USA".