Photograph of instructors Muriel Tyssen and John Britt (center) posing with American Studies winners standing around them, holding up their plaques. They are standing in front of a brick wall with windows on either side. They are identified (left-to-right) as: Ralph Fusco, Sally Coker, Muriel Tyssen, John Britt, Teri Mullins, Garnett Cleveland, and Phyllis Alexander.

Photograph of East Texans protesting expansion of the Big Thicket National Preserve on April 29, 1989. Their sign reads "Give me Liberty or Give me death, but Don't Give me 'Charlie'." Congressman Charles Wilson supported the expansion of the area protected by the federal government, an opinion that put him at odds with some of his constituents, particularly private property owners and those who made their living from the forest products industry.

Photograph of B. J. Anderson in a blue blouse grinning happily over the podium on stage at the 1989 annual Extra Mile Award ceremony.

Photograph of the front stage table at the annual Extra Mile Award ceremony. The seated occupants of the table are turned to applaud Barbara Mueller while she receives an Extra Mile Award plaque from another woman standing in the middle of the table.

Photograph of Barbara Mueller in a tan blazer speaking behind the podium at the 1989 Annual Extra Mile Award ceremony.

Photograph of Barbara Mueller in a tan blazer standing at the podium, which sat at the center of a table with other, seated individuals. Lory Masters is directly beside Mueller.

Photograph of B. J. Anderson giving Joanna Kessler her 1989 Extra Mile Award plaque. They are on the stage behind a podium.

Photograph of Congressman Charles Wilson interacting with the crowd at a protest of the expansion of the Big Thicket National Preserve, April 29, 1989.

Photograph of a Cynthia Mahood (left) and Charles Scott (right) posing outside a brick building with plaques for awards from a Business Professionals of America state leadership conference. Additional information is printed on the back.

Photograph of some of the participants of the gay rights march on the streets of Austin, Texas.

Photograph of tons of people participating in the gay pride march in Austin, Texas.

Photograph of several people with gay rights signs.

Photograph of the gay rights march in the streets of Austin.

Photograph of the gay right march in Austin, Texas. From the camera's view, tons of people with signs and pride flags can be seen.

Photograph of tons of people participating in the gay rights march in the streets of Austin with signs and pride flags.

Photograph of tons of people attending a gay rights march.

Photograph of of the gay rights march on the streets of Austin, Texas.

Photograph of the gay rights march in Austin, Texas.

Photograph of the participants of a gay rights march on the lawn of a historic building in Austin.

Photograph of the George Thomas McGehee House, in San Marcos, Texas.

Photograph of retired Lee College counselor Gertrude Teter (center) at a reception in her honor, conversing with Ernestine Bright (left) and Joyce Lannou (right). Tables and other attendees are visible in the background.

Photograph of fourteen people sitting and squatting in two lines as they get ready for a group picture. A woman is standing in front of some of the subjects on the left as she fixes another woman's hat. All are formally dressed and holding their Extra Mile Award plaques. They are (L-R top) Barbara Murrell, Elinor "Tigie" Lancaster, Lydia Allen, Stefanie Held, Nancy Cheyne, Linda Lee, Lory Masters, (L-R bottom) unidentified, Bonnie West, Stephanie Spexarth, Molly Behannon, and John David Thomas.

Photograph of Kate Michelman, president of the National Abortion Rights Action League, and Phyllis Dunham, executive director of the Texas Abortion Rights Action League, hugging at a Choosing Choice Rally. A group of people are visible standing on risers and holding up signs in the background.

Photograph of Kate Michelman, president of the National Abortion Rights Action League, standing at a podium and speaking at a Choosing Choice Rally. Phyllis Dunham, executive director of the Texas Abortion Rights Action League, can be seen smiling behind Michelman on the left. A group of people are visible standing on risers behind her and holding up signs.