Photograph of a slide advertising 'The Band Wagon.' The slide reads "Worth starts Friday" featuring actors posing in a wagon and next to it. The slide is taped against a wall.

Photograph of Dean Raymond with a longhorn puppet on set. The set includes a cutout of a building, a wooden bucket, and dollar bills. Raymond is wearing glasses and a shirt. He has a goofy look on his face.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Bill Stack on set. They are both looking at the camera. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress with a striped bow and accessories. Stack is wearing a light-colored jacket, a shirt, a polka-dotted tie, and pants. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table are two pieces of decorations. Behind them, there are two pictures hanging on the wall and a floor lamp standing in a corner. There is also a tall curtain hanging to the left of the image. A film camera operator can be seen in the right foreground.

Photograph of Dean Raymond with a longhorn puppet on set. The set includes a cutout of a building, a wooden bucket, and dollar bills. Raymond is wearing glasses and a shirt. He has a goofy look on his face.

Photograph of Mr. Cranston with an unidentified person standing at a desk in an office. They are smiling and looking at one another. There are various office supplies, paperwork, and decorations on desks and cabinets around them. There are also two windows with the blinds closed behind them.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Bill Stack on set. They are both looking at the camera. McDonald is wearing a dark-colored dress with a striped bow and accessories. Stack is wearing a light-colored jacket, a shirt, a polka-dotted tie, and pants. There is a low table in front of them. On top of the table are two pieces of decorations. Behind them, there are two pictures hanging on the wall and a floor lamp standing in a corner. There is also a tall curtain hanging to the left of the image. A film camera operator can be seen in the right foreground.

Photograph of Mr. Cranston with an unidentified person standing at a desk in an office. They are looking at the camera. There are various office supplies, paperwork, and decorations on desks and cabinets around them. There are also two windows with the blinds closed behind them.

Photograph of two women sitting on an outdoor bench at Six Flags. They are both holding Coca Cola cups. They are smiling and looking away from the camera. Both are dressed in casual attire and straw hats. They have their purses next to them.

Photograph of Water Dept. Employee Tom McBride turning a settling basin valve at a water plant in Shawnee. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Water Dept. Employee Tom McBride turns valve in settling basin at water plant. Before grassland conservation program was applied in watershed of Shawnee Lake and water was full of soil from abandoned fields, settling basins had to be cleaned every two weeks. Now they are cleaned on an average of every 2 ½ months. Basins hold 750,000 gallons of water. When they are cleaned, city loses not only all the water but all the chlorine that has been added."

Photograph of the exterior of the Daughters of the American Revolution (Thankful Hubbard Chapter) headquarters at 708 San Antonio Street in Austin, Texas.

Photograph of a young girl on a horse. The girl and horse are on a road with a fenced field behind them.

Photograph of a young woman posing on the riverbank. She is wearing a bathing suit and holding a beach towel over her head and shoulders. She is standing on a rocky river bank and smiling at the camera. A bridge and a dam are behind her.

Photograph of Sue Egleston.

Photograph of a coffin being buried, during the funeral of Dr. J. S. Mayes.

Photograph of Katherine Hudson.

Photograph of Lynn Johnson.