Photograph of a camera in a Mary Louise Phillips Elementary school with tables full of students. There are windows along the left wall, which a camera stands in front of. A man is at the camera looking through it's lens. In the right foreground is two tables with about six children sitting at each of them. At the front of the classroom, in the background, is a blackboard which three teachers or camera people stand in front of.

Burned wood over a utility box. Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Daytime aftermath of fire at a house. Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Daytime civilian amid rubble of burned out house. Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Daytime of three fire fighters putting out hot spots of house fire. Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Here's what was left of Miss Viola Kohl's five-room home after it exploded."

Photograph of Bud Sherman with a La-Zenda display. He is wearing a patterned coat and a hat. He is holding the display with his left hand and in his right hand he is leaning on a sign and holding a cigar. The La-Zenda display is box with the La-Zenda logo on top and La-Zenda cigars stacked up within the box. To the left is a display for Yello-Bole Imperial pipes. On the right is a machine with nuts in it. These displays are on top of a glass case with pipes, flasks, and more laid out. More pipes are hung up in cases above Sherman's head.

Photograph of Bud Sherman being handed a box of La-Zenda cigars. He is wearing a striped coat and a hat, and holds a cigar in his mouth. His right hand reaches out to grab the box. A woman behind the counter is smiling and handing the box to him. Two displays of cigars sit on the counter in front of him. Various types of pipes are displayed in the glass case and on top of the counter.

Photograph of Bud Sherman at a counter holding cigars. He is wearing a striped coat and a hat. He is smiling to the left holding one cigar in his right hand, and two cigars in his left hand. A woman stands behind the counter smiling at him. The counter is a glass display case with various pipes and flasks inside it. More pipes are displayed on top of and above the counter. A small box of La-Zenda cigars sits on the counter in front of Sherman. A machine with roasted nuts inside it sits on the right side.

Photograph of Dale Hart holding up a loaf of Taystee bread above his head as he readies to throw it. He is wearing a baseball uniform, patterned socks, shoes, and a cap. He is looking above the camera. There is a door to the right and a window to the left of the image.

Photograph of Eddie Robertson and his girlfriend.

Photograph of Edna Stepps with an unknown boy, most likely a relative.

Photograph of a woman playing an electric organ.

Photograph of a Mary Louise Phillips Elementary School classroom. The camera looks down on five tables full of elementary students, with most of the students looking at the camera. Two men in white shirts and black ties stand in front of the class by the black board, looking at papers and technology. Two women stand on the left side, by windows looking toward the classroom.

Photograph is of a man wearing pants, hat and shoes with a tank top of a Navy military uniform holding a long stick that could be a walking stick while standing on some rocks and uneven terrain. Caption: "Ernie Griffin, Fanshawe, home on leave from the Navy, served as one of the guides for the photographer in finding the remote 40 acres in Pontotoc county where the terrain has been turned topsy-turvy."

Photograph of an exterior view of an Alpha Gamma Delta house with two people sitting outside. It is a two-story house with exterior windows on the second level. There is a stone path leading from the sidewalk to the front entrance.

Photograph of a large, smoldering blaze near a gas tank and car, battled by firefighters with two hoses. The fire takes place at the L. F. Stiles Service Station on 122 East Clarendon.

Photograph of Jackie Gracey.

Photograph of Jo Ann Davis.

Photograph of the May Avenue Bank, 4921 North May Ave., Oklahoma City, OK. Photo by Bob Snodgrass, Oklahoma City, OK, May 26, 1952.

Photograph of the interior of the May Avenue Bank, 4921 North May Ave., Oklahoma City, OK. Photo by Bob Snodgrass, Oklahoma City, OK, May 26, 1952.

Photograph of employees of the May Avenue Bank, 4921 North May Ave., Oklahoma City, OK. L to R: 1. Mrs. Shedler 2. J. W.Fisher 3. Mrs. Lottle(?) 4. R. A. Amis, 5. Mrs. Cordell 6. Margaret Harding 7. James Elder, 8. Helena Scha(?) 9. Ben E. Smoker 10. Eva Prother. Photo by Bob Snodgrass, Oklahoma City, OK, May 26, 1952.

Photograph of Mr. Cranston opening his Christmas gift in front of a group of people.

Photograph of Dale Hart holding up a loaf of Taystee bread in one hand. He is wearing a baseball uniform, patterned socks, shoes, and a cap. He is slightly turned to the left and has one leg lifted. He is smiling and looking at the camera. There is a door to the right and a window to the left of the image.

Photograph of an interior view of a hallway. A man and a woman can be seen walking through the hall. The man is wearing a white shirt, a patterned tie, a belt, pants, and shoes. The woman is wearing a shirt, a skirt, a belt, and heels. Along the hallway are doors leading to rooms, and lights on the ceiling. There is a fire extinguisher to the left of the image.