Photograph of Charles W. Froh with five members of the John Tarleton College 1912 women's basketball team. One woman is seated and holding a basketball labelled with "J. T. C. 1912." The other women are kneeling or standing and Froh is in the center of the back row. The back of the photo has a card with the text, "Who Are These People?," "Girls Basketballl Team," and "Charles Froh" written on it.

Photograph of the John Tarleton College 1912 women's basketball team and Charles W. Froh. There is a row of five seated women, a row of seven kneeling women, and Froh is standing behind them. The back of the photo has the text, "Who Are These People?" and spaces to fill in the names of the people pictured. "Charles W. Froh" is handwritten in the available space labelled "Back Row."

Photograph of a group of children holding percussion instruments, posing on the steps of a building. They are all wearing uniforms, the girls wearing pleated skirts and jackets, and the boys wearing collared shirts, ties, and slacks. Every child is holding a percussion instrument including tambourins, triangles, and drums. Eleven of the children are identified on the back of the photo.

Photograph of a group of six children and two adults holding electric keyboards. The two adults are identified on the back of the photo as "Madelain Funkhauser" and "Virginia Bareknan." The leftmost and rightmost sitting girls are identified on the back as "Dorthy Davis Green" and "[I]va Louise Trewitt."

Newspaper clipping of the article, "Junior-Senior Party" which discusses a party hosted by the Tarleton junior class for the senior class in the Tarleton park.

Photograph of a young man dressed in a dark color basketball uniform. He is pictured looking up and holding a basketball in his hands.

Book discussing statistics for the finances and infrastructure of Sherman, Cleburne, Waxahachie, Hillsboro, Bonham, and Dublin Texas. There are photographs of the discussed cities and surrounding areas. The statistics include city taxes, crop reports, public buildings, and local industries.

Poem titled "The Gate Way" by Flora Clark, which discusses Tarleton College.

Photograph of four women and five men in front of the Tarleton School. Three of the people are sitting on a bench in front of the school and the building's stairs and entryway are visible behind the group. The back of the photo identified the location as "Tar[le]ton School."

Photograph of twenty-five people on the steps and porch of a building. The building has two columns framing the steps the porch continues to the right of the steps. The women are generally wearing skirts and blouses, and some men and women are wearing overcoats. The names of everyone pictured are printed on the back of the photo.

Photograph of a group of Tarleton students positioned in a pattern on the field. Students are dressed in dark and light clothing along the field and formed into a pattern. In the background more students in dark clothing are standing on the sideline.

Photograph of a group of girls all wearing a pale-colored pleated skirt and a dark double breasted jacket. They are posed on risers or stairs. There are seven girls identified on the back: "Clark", third from the left in the third row; "Mable Boone," seventh from the left in the third row; "Elizabeth Long," fifth from the right in the third row; "Nel Montague," second from the right in the second row; "Eleanor Martin," leftmost in the front row; "Marie O[x]ford Clayton," third from the right in the front row; and "Mary Mae Price Sorenson," second from the right in the front row.

Photograph of the women's Choral. The women are wearing light-colored pleated skirts, collared sweaters, and caps, and there is a younger girl sitting in a chair in front of the group. The accompanying card identifies seven women: "S[..] Wilson," third from the left in the back row; "Thelma Flynn," center of the back row; "Lucille Froh," rightmost in the back row; "Zeta Wall," third from the left in the middle row; "Eleanor Montague," fifth from the left in the middle row; "Eleanor Martin," rightmost in the middle row; and "Marie Oxford Clayton," fourth from the left in the front row.

Photograph of the John Tarleton College 1912 women's basketball team and Charles W. Froh. One woman is seated, holding a basketball labelled "J. T. C. 1912," and the other five women and Froh are kneeling or standing. The back of the photo identifies the man as Charles Froh and the middle standing woman as Irene Jones.

Photograph of a man wearing a fake beard and straw hat, holding a white dog. The back of the photo is stamped with "Garnett W. Froh Piano Teacher."

Photograph of a man wearing a straw hat and fake beard. The back of the photo is stamped with "Garnett W. Froh Piano Teacher."

Photograph of two women from behind, looking back at the photographer. Both women have bobbed hair and are wearing light-colored tops. The back of the photo has the text, "Who are these young ladies? Left: Right: Etoile Wheat '24."

Photograph of Zilpha McDonald Bledso wearing white or light-colored dress with a lace yoke. "Zilpha McDonald Bledso" is written at the bottom of the photograph.

Eighteen scrapbook pages containing photos and newspaper clippings. The photos are of the Tarleton College campus, sports teams, and various individuals. The clippings are photos of the football team and basketball team. Some of the photos are labelled with names of the people or buildings pictured, and short descriptions of the circumstances of the photo.

Photograph of 3 women. The oldest woman of the group is wearing dark color clothing and round glasses. The other two women are dressed in light color clothing. One woman is identified as Aunt Tory.

Photograph of an unknown woman. She is dressed in a light blue dress with a large flower pinned to the front.

Photograph of an unknown young girl. She is dressed in light clothing that has a small brooch pinned in the center of the neckline. In her hair is a light color bow.

Postcard of men and women playing basketball in front of several buildings, including a windmill and water tower. "Basketball A. R. J. C. 09" is written on the front of the postcard in the lower left corner.

Postcard of a building with a large porch and balcony, pictured from the right side of the building. There are two men standing outside the fence of the yard and two sheds behind the large building. "A. R. J. C. Dormitory 09" is written on the front of the postcard.