Photograph of the 1984-1985 fourth grade class at the Juarez Stake Academy in Colonia Juarez, Mexico, posing together on the steps in front of the entrance to La Primaria, the old elementary school. There are 21 children standing in three lines, along with the principal, George Tur (left) and their teacher, Myrna Salgado (right) standing with the back row. The students include Garret Hatch (front row, far left, wearing a green-and-white striped shirt), Denise Hatch (second row, center, wearing a pink and white shirt), and from center to right in the back row: Curtis Whetten (marked with a blue star), Joshua Hatch (wearing a red striped shirt), and Adrian Whetten (wearing a blue shirt and brown vest).

Photograph of Curtis Whetten and Tammy Ruvalcaba posing together during Colonial Centennial Culture Night School program. Curti is wearing a brown velvet charro suit with gold trim and is kneeling on his left knee, with Tammy sitting on his right knee. Tammy is wearing a sombrero with red trim, a white blouse with pink and green embroidery, a red and green long skirt with beadwork and has a multicolored shawl wrapped around her.

Photograph of Curtis Whetten and Denise Hatch in the Colonial Centennial Culture Night School program. Curtis Whetten is wearing a brown velvet charro suit with gold trim. Denise Hatch is wearing a sombrero with red trim, white and blue embroidered blouse, multicolored shawl as a belt, and green and red long skirt with beadwork. They are walking out on a wooden floor in front of a black curtain.