Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Charles Conaway, San Antonio, TX., with model A roadster."

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Alfred McKerson, another member of the team said training at San Antonio dealt more with people than drugs."

Photograph of Coach Clyde A. Clack, Physical Education Instructor, attending a faculty banquet. He is seated in the foreground at a long table with a green tablecloth. He is wearing a grey jacket and tie and has a white napkin across his lap. He is holding a fork in his right hand.

Photograph of Stanley Hookman, a Business Instructor. He is wearing a plaid jacket and striped tie. He is facing the camera with his head and shoulders visible.

Photograph of basketball game. A player is shooting the ball while a member of the opposite team tries to block the shot. Several other players are visible around them. Players for St. Mary's can be seen wearing the numbers 13 and 25. A stage with curtains is visible in the background with a large banner above the stage reading "St. Philip's College Tigers Class of 1965."

Photograph of a basketball player shooting a basket during a game. He is wearing the number 53. Players from St. Mary's standing around him are wearing the numbers 25, 15, and 53. A stage and a wall are visible behind them.

Photograph of seven St. Philip's College cheerleaders sitting on a wall. They are wearing white sweaters with blue stripes and holding blue and white pom-poms. A building is visible in the background.

Photograph of seven St. Philip's College cheerleaders stading in a stairwell. They are wearing white sweaters with blue stripes and blue skirts. Blue and white pom-poms are lying on the stairs between them. They are standing with their hands on their hips and facing the camera.

Photograph of Coach Clyde Clack teacing an archery class. The students, dressed in white shorts and t-shirts, are standing in a field, either holding archery bows to shoot an arrow or waiting. Several houses are visible in the background.

Photograph of the Band of the West performing during the 75th anniversary celebrations at St. Philip's College. Four band members are standing on stage and playing saxophones. Two other band members and a stage curtain are visible in the background.

Photograph of the Band of the West performing during the 75th anniversary of St. Philip's College. Five saxophone players and two trombone players are visible, along with two other band members in the background.

Photograph of the Band of the West performing during the 75th anniversary of St. Philip's College. Both saxophone and trombone players are visible. Curtains and a ladder are visible in the background. A keyboard and speaker are visible in the foreground.

Photograph of the Band of the West performing during the 75th anniversary of St. Philip's College. A trombone soloist is standing up and playing while the other band members wait. A curtain and light hanging from the ceiling are visible in the background.

Photograph of a long line of students waiting to register for their Fall classes in the Campus Center

Photograph of the cast of "The Great White Hope" standing together in costume on the stage of the Little Theatre at St. Philips College.

Photograph of festival storyteller, John Russell "Hondo" Crouch, at the Texas Folklife Festival. Crouch is the mayor and co-owner of Luckenbach, Texas. He is smiling and wearing a light-colored cowboy hat, a light-colored jacket, jeans, and a red bandana around his neck. He has white hair, and a short, white beard. In the background, a young woman is visible.

Photograph of a woman making "Maria's Tortillas" at the Texas Folklife Festival. "Maria's tortillas" are hand-patted, grilled corn tortillas, buttered and topped with cheddar cheese and salsa, a favorite food at San Antonio Conservation Society's "Night in Old San Antonio". The photograph is taken from behind the counter where tortillas are being made so that the griddle is visible. Two tortillas lay cooking on the iron griddle while a woman prepares another ball of dough from the large bowl of dough in front of her. She is wearing a multi-colored floral blouse with a pink, green and white floral apron.

Photograph of two women making "Maria's Tortillas" under white patio umbrellas at the Texas Folklife Festival. "Maria's Tortillas" are hand-patted, grilled corn tortillas, buttered and topped with cheddar cheese and salsa, a favorite food at San Antonio Conservation Society's "Night in Old San Antonio". The woman featured is standing on the right, rolling a ball of tortilla dough and wearing a colorful floral blouse. She is standing next to an iron griddle on which she grills the tortillas. In front of her is a large bowl of dough, covered with a white cloth napkin. Colorful paper flowers are hanging all around them.

Photograph of the tamale stand in the Mexican market at the Texas Folklife Festival. Two women, members of the San Antonio Conservation Society, are selling tamales to a female festival visitor. The photograph is taken from the side of the stand and is a profile shot of the three women. One of the women working the stand is handing the tamales over the counter to the female visitor. The tamales are being kept in large silver canisters.

Closeup photograph of a large pot of corn on the cob, approximately fifty count, boiling in the Mexican market at the Texas Folklife Festival.

Photograph of several large black pots of boiling corn in the Mexican market at the Texas Folklife Festival. Each pot is steaming and situated above a coal burning furnace. In the middle ground, a young worker is shoveling coal into one of the furnaces while an older man watches. In the background a piñata booth is visible.

Photograph of the East Texas String Ensemble, from Nacogdoches, performing at the Texas Folklife Festival. The band is made up of four male members, each playing an instrument. Starting from the left, there is a violin or fiddle player, a banjo player, a guitarist, and a upright bassist. The band is performing outdoors on a stage. Two microphones are set up for vocals.

Photograph of the Backwoods Volunteers Bluegrass Band, from San Antonio, at the Texas Folklife Festival. Starting from the left there is a female guitarist, a female string bassist, a male banjo player and a male slide guitarist. The men are wearing brown pants and yellow shirts. The women are wearing brown skirts and light brown shirts. The performance is outdoors on a grassy field with the Institute of Texan Cultures visible in the background.