Photograph of adults and children in line at the Children's Hour carnival for Muscular Dystrophy. In the foreground are four children standing next to a box with cups. To the right is a fortune-telling booth.

Photograph of a slide advertising the beauty shop Richardson Coiffures. The background of the slide is an image of the building where the shop is located which is two stories. The building is brick with a Spanish tile roof and there are three brick pillars in the center of the image. Between these pillars are intricate metal railings on the second story and there are windows for the shops set between the pillars on both floors. In between the pillars on the first floor, there is a white rectangle with black text in it that reads "Richardson Coiffures 3313 Winthrop Ridglea". The slide is pinned to a black board.

Photograph of two animal mascots standing together on set. One is a pig in patchwork clothing (left) and the other is wearing an extremely feathered hat and a vest.

Photograph of a blueprint for a baseball stadium. The seating areas are labeled with numbers, and the sections of the stadium are labeled with printed words. The ink for the blueprint is black, and the paper is white.

Photograph of Jimmy Stewert & Bill Mack in a radio booth. Bill is sitting down in the middle and Jimmy is leaning over the right side into the booth, looking at the dials and switches on the machines. Stacks of cassette tapes surround them.

Photograph of Bill Kelley standing in a crowd of children. He is pointing at one of the carnival games for the Children's Hour carnival for Muscular Dystrophy. Ronald McDonald is standing with the children and leaning over.

Photograph of Bill Kelley at the Children's Hour carnival. He is surrounded by a crowd of children. Behind them are an individual dressed in a costume, a fortune-telling booth, and a game.

Photograph of Bill Mack and Sheriff Low Evans in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Another man can be seen standing to their right. The sheriff can be seen holding up a piece of paper. A microphone can be seen to their left.

Photograph of Bill Mack and Sheriff Low Evans in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Another man can be seen standing to their right. Miss Ford County can be seen to their left. Mack holds a badge and a piece of paper in his hands. The sheriff can be seen holding up a piece of paper, looking to the left. People can be seen standing at the entrance of the courthouse.

Photograph of Bill Mack, Sheriff Low Evans, Miss Ford Country, and Chubby Wise in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Another man can be seen to their right. They can all be seen smiling and laughing. The Sheriff can be seen holding a piece of paper. Several other people can be seen standing near the entrance of the courthouse.

Photograph of Bill Mack, Sheriff Low Evans, Miss Ford Country, and Chubby Wise in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Another man can be seen to their right. They can all be seen smiling. The Sheriff can be seen holding up a piece of paper. Several other people can be seen standing at the entrance of the courthouse.

Photograph of Bill Mack smiling as he sits in a booth with large stacks of cassette tapes stacked up around him. On a large circular rack behind him and along a shelf on the right.

Photograph of a blueprint for a baseball stadium. The seating areas are labeled with numbers, and the sections of the stadium are labeled with printed words. The ink for the blueprint is black, and the paper is white.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant sitting in a chair on set with the word 'buddies' in the background.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant sitting with poet Rod McKuen at a table. She is holding up his book, "Come to Me in Silence." They are smiling at the camera. His arm is over her chair.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant with Ekco cookware. She is smiling and standing behind a table with Ekco products. Behind her is a wall with sun decor.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant sitting with poet Rod McKuen at a table. She is holding up his book, "Come to Me in Silence." She is smiling at the camera, and McKuen is looking at Wygant. His arm is over her chair.

Photograph of Bobby Peters in the barber chair, center of the photo, with the barber standing behind him. Peters is getting a haircut and he is wearing a cape. The barber is wearing glasses, a light-colored shirt, and pants. Behind them, there is a large mirror, framed photos mounted on a wall, and products on the table.

Photograph of Bobby Peters shaking hands with an unidentified person in front of a clothing store. They are both wearing suits and ties. There is a sign to the left that reads "100,000- stock reduction. Sale! Guaranteed savings up to 25% to 50%. Save Dollars today!" There are more signs hanging above them. To the left, there is a glass window into the store displaying clothes.

Photograph of a young boy posing with costumed characters for a picture. From left to right they are Mayor H. R. Puffnsttuf from the children's show H. R. Puffnstuf, Raunchy Rabbit from Lidsville, and Ronald McDonald. Ronald McDonald is holding the child's hand. Raunchy Rabbit is touching the boy's shoulders. In the background are carnival games for the Children's Hour carnival.

Photograph of a young boy holding hands with Ronald McDonald's and H. R. Puffnstuf characters. They are standing in front of carnival games outside. The photo was taken at the Children's Hour carnival for Muscular Dystrophy.

Photograph of a slide for Buddies super markets.

Photograph of the chairman of Dollar Derby holding a phone receiver up to his right ear with one hand. He is looking forward with a blank expression and wearing large clothes.

Photograph of a man in a chicken costume standing on set next to Roy Eaton and Harold Taft who are sitting down and looking at him.