Photograph is of three men, one wearing a military uniform and the other two wearing suits and ties. They are standing around and observing a model jet being held by the man in the military uniform. Caption: "Was given by Col. John T. Fitzwater, left, commander of the Oklahoma City Air Defense Sector, to J. O. Tally Jr., Fayetteville, N. C., president-elect of Kiwanis International, and Jack Grimmett, Pauls Valley-Texas-Oklahoma Kiwanis district governor, when they visited Oklahoma City Air Force Station Monday."

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. The Scrappy costume also features the mascot wearing white sneakers with three black stripes on the side and a yellow band over the toes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's head which features yellow eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows the Scrappy mascot costume taken from a camera angle pointed from the ground up to capture the mascot from a lower angle. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's head which features white eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's arm which features some white designs along the front of the green sleeve. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of Bob Bohme and an unidentified lady on the set of a German village.

Photograph of Bob Bohme sitting on a barrel with an accordion, and posing next to an unknown woman. They are both in Oktoberfest costumes, and the woman is holding a beer stein.

Photograph of L.S. Orrick holding a large Speed Graphic camera in front of a projection screen.

Photograph of a group of children in a classroom standing in front of a blackboard.

Photograph of three men using word processors in the newsroom. They are looking at someone out of the frame. There are various paperwork and a telephone on the desk and board. Behind them, there are two doors leading into rooms. Everyone is dressed in formal attire.

Photograph of James A. Byron and another man holding a trophy. They are looking at it. Behind them, there are two certificates framed on the wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "General Electric Progress is our most important product" in black font. The slide is against a wall.

Photograph of a slide advertising Duncan Hines Ice Cream. The slide has a message that read, "Alta Vista presents an adventure in good eating" in black text on a white background. Behind the easel is a dark backdrop.

Photograph of a slide that reads "General Electric Progress is our most important product" in black font. The slide is against a wall.

Photograph of an archway with four large statues of warriors on the sides and several large buildings (possibly temples) in the background. On the right side there is a white shrine with several small statues of elephants and a golden statue in the middle. In front of the archway a woman and two small children are seated at a table under a brightly-colored umbrella and a woman with a bag and camera is walking towards the photographer.

Photograph of two women sitting on a bench surrounded by several large structures with Asian buildings and a (possibly Thai) flag in the background.

Photograph of Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) and Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) members with Arlington Mayor Jeff Williams at a City Council meeting on February 22, 2019. At this meeting, Mayor Williams proclaims February 22, 2019 as President George Washington Day. Left to right, people can be identified as: Roger Wehr, Jeff Williams, John Anderson, Ron Carter, Meg Anderson, Jennifer Haskel, and David Friels. They are all looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of the Arlington Heritage Memorial groundbreaking at Johnson Station Cemetery on February 22, 2019. People are standing in a row holding shovels out in front of them. A large pile of dirt can be seen in the center of the group, in the bottom portion of the photograph.

Photograph of Betty Buckley singing on stage in the Winspear Hall of the Murchison Performing Arts Center on the UNT campus. Behind her is Kenny Werner playing the piano as an accompanist and she is standing on a rug.

Photograph of (left to right) Ed Cole, Don Hale, Pete Conley, John Joyce, Joe Orhaman, unidentified soldier, and 'Hanson' in front of a wooden structure at Camp Barkeley.

Newspaper clipping of Miguel Martinez, the founder of El Fenix Cafe. The clipping announces the funeral services and the requiem being held at Dallas and includes a portrait of the late Martinez. Second part of clipping, El Feniz Cafe's Founder, Miguel Martinez, 65, Dies.

Photograph of a slide that reads "General Electric Progress is our most important product" in black font. The slide is against a wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "General Electric Progress is our most important product" in white font. The slide is against a dark-colored background.