Photograph of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz and James F. Cherry meeting in the Pacific during WWII. Admiral Nimitz was a Kerrville native and former Tivy school student, James F. Cherry was from San Antonio but attended Schreiner Institute before joining the U. S. Navy and serving in WWII. Text on back of photograph addressed to Harriet Garrett; "To Harriet Garrett from Chester W. Nimitz (to Hattie from Chester) (in the Pacific). Courtesy of James Cherry (Sept. 1, 1943)"

Schreiner Institute Cadet Dayton "Shorty" Stockton as a student was Lieutenant Colonel and Battalion Commander for the Schreiner Cadet Corps. He was named "Most Military Cadet", Secretary-Treasurer of the Officer's Club and Schreiner Institute Senior Class President according to the 1937 Recall Yearbook. Stockton would go on to serve Schreiner as Assistant Commandant and Commandant of the Cadet Corps in the 1940s.

Photograph of the 1926 Schreiner Institute Football Squad and their coach H. C. Gilstrap. The players' names and positions are written on the image. The squad played an undefeated season of 10 games against opposing schools from all over Texas including Texas Tech, St. Mary's, Sul Ross and McMurray. Their team photograph and season record are featured in the 1927 Recall Yearbook.

Photograph of Schreiner Institute cadet Adjutant Captain Thomas A. Bay posing arm-in-arm on the sidewalk outside a building with his sponsor Martha Neel Beddingfield Webb. Both of them are wearing uniforms.

Second Prize trophy awarded to Schreiner Institute band. Inscribed: Southern Music Co. Trophy, Battle of Flowers Assn., Band Tournament, Junior College, Academy Class, 1937

Schreiner Institute Cadet Corp Battalion Commander and Senior Class President Dayton "Shorty" Stockton poses for a staff photograph with Battalion Sponsor Irene Jackson.

The Cadet Corps stand at attention as company officers salute and cadets present arms in military formation at Schreiner Institute. The Weir Administration Building and Dickey Hall may be seen in the background. This panoramic photograph appears in the Schreiner Institute Bulletin, Pictorial Number, Vol. 2, No. 2 published in July, 1924.

Photograph of a man in uniform, holding his hat. Outside.

Photograph of Schreiner Institute cadets marching in formation with their sponsor. The cadets are in full uniform and carry their rifles. The Weir Administration, Dickey Hall, and A.C. Schreiner buildings may be seen in the background.

Photograph of a company of the Schreiner Institute cadet corps standing at attention for the annual federal inspection by officers from Fort Sam Houston. The Schreiner band and sponsors may be seen in the background as an officer inspects a cadet's rifle. The text on the back of the photograph identifies inspecting officer as Colonel Theodore K. Spencer who conducted the annual inspections from 1939 to 1941.

Photograph of chapel service at Schreiner Institute with guest minister Reverend Donald R. Raish. Dean W. C. Weir and student song leader Bill Jones sit on either side the stage as students watch Reverend Raish speak.

The 1931-1932 Color Guard in uniform presenting the national and school "colors" with arms. Color Sergeant R. F. Flutsch holds the American flag and Color Private Jack Randle holds the Schreiner Institute flag during military exercises at the Schreiner Institute in Kerrville.

Photograph of a company of cadets standing at attention in a field at Schreiner Institute. The school dairy may be seen in the background

Photograph of Dr. and Mrs. Delaney inside Delaney Hall during its dedication. Dr. Delaney is standing in front of a couch, touching a plaque on the wall; Mrs. Delaney is standing to the right, in front of several bouquets, and looking at the plaque.

Photograph of eight cadets at the rifle range. The cadets stand at attention behind two rifle arrangements.

Photograph of five women in their Sponsor uniforms. Sponsors were chosen by each company of cadets at Schreiner Institute and marched with the company for drills, inspections and parades.

Freshman portrait of Joe Delaney, son of Schreiner Institute President James J. Delaney

Daughters of Reverend Dr. W. M. Logan and Schreiner President Dr. Andrew Edington clean up outside the President's Residence with burlap bags over their shoulders. Heather Logan appears on left in plaid shirt and Rita Edington is on the right wearing stripes. The date noted on the back of this photograph (1942) is likely incorrect as Dr. Edington served as Schreiner President from the 1950's until the 1970's and Dr. Logan, for whom Logan Library is named, came to Kerrville in 1950.

Photograph of Judge David Edington and Dr. James J. Delaney at the inauguration of president Dr. Andrew Edington at Schreiner Institute, April 11, 1951. Judge Edington (left), the father of Andrew Edington, stands beside president emeritus Dr. Delaney (right), both men are dressed in their full regalia.

Photograph of Schreiner Institute's first marching band in uniform in front of the (Weir) Administration Building.

Photograph of five men sitting on the steps of the Weir Administration Building. Back of image identifies group as the "Out of State" club.

Portrait of the 1927 sophomore college class of Schreiner Institute on the steps of the Weir Administration Building. Pictured here in their cadet uniforms standing in front of Schreiner Institute professors and staff.

Portrait of the 1929 senior class of Schreiner Institute in their cadet uniforms on the steps of the Weir Administration Building.

Portrait of the 1929 senior class of Schreiner Institute in their cadet uniforms on the steps of Weir Administration Building.