Photograph of a behind view of floor crews. They are filming Harold Taft on set. He is conducting a weather review.

Photograph of actor Joseph Cotten being interviewed by Bobbie Wygant. He is sitting next to her with his legs crossed and his hands on the table in front of him. Wygant is laughing with her eyes closed. Behind them are curtains.

Photograph of Chuck Baker and Youth Council in a room. Baker and the members are posing for the camera. There are long curtains hung on the wall to the right. A large mirror is visible in the back.

Photograph of two men standing beside Russ Bloxom. They appear to be having a conversation. There are other people behind them. Everyone is dressed formally. There is a "Directory" sign on top of a barred window in the back.

Photograph of Bill Kelley on a studio set. He is wearing a suit with a cowboy hat and a belt buckle. He is standing in front of a fake cactus and a black curtain with his hands in his pockets.

Photograph of the news set. The set includes a curved desk and a large, long desk with chairs for the anchors to sit at. Two television screens are built into the backdrop with orange borders. Two televisions with phones attached are present behind the long desk. On the right side, a weather map is hung on the wall. Studio lights are visible above the set.

Photograph of Chuck Baker and Youth Council in a room. The members are sitting around a table and reading papers. Baker can be seen sitting in the back and looking into the camera. There are long curtains hung on the wall to the right. A large mirror is visible in the back.

Photograph of Russ Bloxom facing to the left of the image. He can be seen in front of the Tarrant County Courthouse. He is wearing a bright jacket, a shirt, and a patterned tie. His hair is parted on the side.

Photograph of a woman with a headphone participating in a hearing evaluation. She is in a sound-treated room. A hearing care professional can be seen in the background looking at her.

Photograph of Henry De La Garza and Willie Monroe on a stage in the Channel 5 studio. They are sitting across from a man and a woman. Between the two pairs of individuals is a round table with flower arrangements.

Photograph of a behind view of floor crews. They are filming Ward Andrews, Harold Taft, and others on set. There are lights visible from the ceiling.

Photograph of Russ Bloxom having a conversation with an unknown man. There are other people behind them. Everyone is dressed formally. There is a "Directory" sign on top of a barred window in the back.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant on set. She is sitting for a portrait photo. She is smiling with teeth at the camera. She is photographed in front of a plain background while wearing a light-colored dress, a patterned necktie, and earrings. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy.

Photograph of a close-up portrait of Jett Jamison in formal attire. He is wearing a dark-colored suit and a tie. His hair is combed back. He is smiling and looking into the camera.

Photograph of an employee with a beard on set. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is looking into the camera. He is photographed in front of a light background while wearing a light shirt. His hair is parted on the side.

Photograph of Chuck Baker and Youth Council in a room. Baker and the members are posing for the camera. There are long curtains hung on the wall to the right. A large mirror is visible in the back.

Photograph of Russ Bloxom seated in a room and having a conversation with someone out of the frame. There is a clock hung on the wall above him and a sign that reads "Rake some muck today." Bloxom is wearing a bright jacket, a shirt, and a patterned tie. His hair is parted on the side.

Photograph of Ken Carter on set. He is sitting for a portrait photo. He is slightly turned and looking to the left of the camera. He is photographed in front of a light background while wearing glasses and a light shirt. His hair is combed back.

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 Bobbie Wygant in a publication. She is posing on a boat and dressed as a sailor. Next to her are several paragraphs detailing her life. Below the last paragraph is a picture of a man and a boy playing football.

Photograph of Daniel Price and his family with a horse drawn carriage. Price stands outside the open door of the carriage, holding his hat. His family sits inside looking out the windows. A man sits at the front holding the reins.

Photograph of a race on a street surrounded by fields. Closer to the camera is a small field with cars parked on it, and on the other side of the road is a small building and more cars parked along the side. Cars are blurred as they speed down the street. Barriers are set up along the road and people stand gathered behind them. Signs with numbers on them are hung up above the barriers. In the right foreground of the image is a Star-Telegram color camera.

Photograph of five men and women on set. They are all dressed in formal attire. The set is enclosed by curtains. Four of them are seated behind a long wooden desk. They appear to be in a conversation. Behind them, there is the flag of the United States. There is another man standing behind a wooden podium with a sign that reads "Youth Court" in white text. There are also books placed on top of the podium. Behind him, there is a framed photo and two wooden columns.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald and Bill Guy on the set of the show What's Cookin with a guest. The three people are sitting at a table that is set up in the middle of a Hotpoint kitchen set. McDonald is wearing a polka dot dress with a patterned apron and Guy is wearing a light colored button up shirt with a dark tie and a white apron. The guest is sitting in between them and is wearing a blazer with a light colored button up blouse that has a bow at the neck. The kitchen has a Hotpoint refrigerator and oven along with a fake window and greenery along the top of the walls. The word "Hotpoint" is in big letters above the sink. There is a boom mic hanging over the group and a film camera with the words "Star Telegram WBAP-TV" on it is visible in the foreground of the image.