Photograph of Calvin Pigg holding a McCall's magazine next to a table full of letters. A pothos plant rests on the table and trails across the top. of it. Pigg wears western attire, including a cowboy hat. He smiles directly at the camera.

Photograph of WBAP farm editor, Calvin Pigg, posing with a Homelite chainsaw. He looks directly at the camera and smiles. He wears a patterned shirt, bolo tie, glasses, and a hat.

Photograph of Calvin Pigg holding a McCall's magazine next to a table full of letters. A pothos plant rests on the table and trails across the top. of it. Pigg wears western attire, including a cowboy hat. He looks at the camera with a slight smile on his face.

Photograph of WBAP farm editor, Calvin Pigg, posing with a Homelite chainsaw. He looks directly at the camera with a blank expression on his face. He wears a patterned shirt, bolo tie, glasses, and a hat.

Photograph of Art Davis standing next to a shelf filled with records and books. He pulls an album off the shelf and looks at it. He wears a suit with a bowtie

Photograph of Art Davis standing next to a shelf filled with albums and books. He is looking at the cover of an album. He wears a suit with a bowtie.

Photograph of Barbara Pritchett in an office. She is seated next to an unidentified person. They are both looking away from the camera. There are various office supplies, decorations, and paperwork on desks and shelves around them.

Photograph of a large group of men dressed in formal attire, sitting and standing at long tables with dinnerware on it. They are all facing the camera. A woman is visible to the left holding a light up. Her back is facing the camera. There are streamers on the ceiling. In the back, there is a board that reads "Future Farmers of America" and "Gordon" with an FFA logo on it.

Photograph of a window displaying Milky Way chocolates. There are signs that read "Hey Kids! Don't miss super circus 4:30 p.m. every Sunday WBAP Channel 5 Star Telegram Station," "Sponsored by Mars candies," and "Try a Milky Way chilled." The signs include illustrations of Milky Way chocolates, otters, and a clown.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman standing behind a long table with dinnerware on it. Men can be seen seated behind the long table. Rhuman is looking to the right. He has his hands in his pockets. Everyone is dressed in suits and ties. There are streamers on the ceiling. In the back, there is a board that reads "Future Farmers of America" and "Gordon" with an FFA logo on it.

Photograph of two young men standing behind a long table with dinnerware on it. Men can be seen seated behind the long table. Doc Rhuman can be seen seated to the left of the image. Rhuman has his eyes closed. Everyone is dressed in formal attire. There are streamers on the ceiling. In the back, there is a board that reads "Future Farmers of America" and "Gordon" with an FFA logo on it.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Reg. U.S. Pat. Off" including an illustration of an anchor. The slide is taped to the wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Stripling's Ann Alden" which was one of the stage names for Ann Barham Pugh. She is photographed from the shoulders up as she dressed nicely in an off-the-shoulder outfit. She is wearing earrings and a necklace. Her curly hair is pulled back in an updo. She is slightly facing left and looking up at the camera with a serious expression.

Photograph of a print illustrating seven arrows with labels pointing in different directions. There is a handwritten drawing of the state of Texas. The print is taped to a wall.

Photograph of Bill Camfield and M. Lay sitting on a couch in front of a camera. Camfield sits on the the right looking forward, as Lay looks at him. They are slightly blurred as the focus is on the foreground. In the left foreground is a man working at the WBAP-TV camera.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Reg. U.S. Pat. Off" including an illustration of an anchor. The slide is taped to the wall.

Photograph of a slide featuring Promo cheese that reads "Enjoy cheese with this delightful cheddar flavor. Promo superior quality. Mild satisfying tantalizing. Get some today!" The slide is against a light-colored background.

Photograph of a machine used for cable television. The left side of the machine has a small screen in the middle, which shows the television show. Around it are various switches and dials for centering, hold, black & white/color, and focus. The right side of the machine has a circular screen in the middle showing lines with values. A smaller gauge is on the left side of this screen, measuring volts. There are more knobs and dials controlling different aspects of the voltage. There are also cables coming out on the bottom left of the right half of the machine, going into input ports.

Photograph of Johnny Hay on set with guests, enclosed by fake walls. The set includes a cutout of a building. Hay appears to be in a conversation with a man. There is a microphone on a boom pole on the right. A camera operator sits in the left foreground. There is a film camera visible to the right of the image.

Photograph of Bill Camfield and M. Lay standing on a television set. Camfield is wearing glasses and a large suit, smiling and facing the right. Lay is wearing a light dress and a pearl necklace, smiling and facing the left. A Star Telegram camera takes up most of the right side of the frame.

Photograph of a container of Daricraft sweet cream butter. The container is placed on top of an easel.

Photograph of a printed paper that reads "Montgomery Ward" including an address and phone number in black letters. The paper is taped against a wall.

Photograph of an easel holding a slide that reads "Dupont Paint Service Store" with an image of the store. Behind the easel is a large door to the left of the camera with text that reads "The Mosler Safe Co." There is an object to the bottom right of the image.

Photograph of a young man standing behind a long table with dinnerware on it. He is handing an award and shaking hands with a man. Individuals can be seen seated behind the long table. Everyone is dressed in formal attire. There are streamers on the ceiling. In the back, there is a board that reads "Future Farmers of America" and "Gordon" with an FFA logo on it.