Photograph of champion archer, Ann Marston, firing an arrow at an egg resting on a stand. This photograph was featured in the August 31, 1953 issue of Life Magazine. Narrative by Junebug Clark: Text of the article: "Archery Expert Aims at Egg" -> The pretty blond disciple of William Tell above is the best young archer in the U.S. As an 11year-old Ann Marston of Detroit won the national cadet target championship and a year later added the intermediate target championship. Now a seasoned competitor of 15, she has a room full of assorted cups and medals. When she is bored with shooting at regulation archery targets, Ann likes to use odd objects like beer cans and bottle tops. Last month, with Photographer Joe Clark on hand to picture the results, she took dead aim at some eggs. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS.

Photograph of champion archer, Ann Marston, firing an arrow at an egg resting on a stand. This photograph was featured in the August 31, 1953 issue of Life Magazine. Narrative by Junebug Clark: Text of the article: "Archery Expert Aims at Egg" -> The pretty blond disciple of William Tell above is the best young archer in the U.S. As an 11year-old Ann Marston of Detroit won the national cadet target championship and a year later added the intermediate target championship. Now a seasoned competitor of 15, she has a room full of assorted cups and medals. When she is bored with shooting at regulation archery targets, Ann likes to use odd objects like beer cans and bottle tops. Last month, with Photographer Joe Clark on hand to picture the results, she took dead aim at some eggs. Life magazine August 31, 1953 pages 87-88. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: Joe Clark, HBSS

Photograph of champion archer, Ann Marston, firing an arrow at an egg resting on a stand. This photograph was featured in the August 31, 1953 issue of Life Magazine. Narrative by Junebug Clark: Text of the article: "Archery Expert Aims at Egg" -> The pretty blond disciple of William Tell above is the best young archer in the U.S. As an 11year-old Ann Marston of Detroit won the national cadet target championship and a year later added the intermediate target championship. Now a seasoned competitor of 15, she has a room full of assorted cups and medals. When she is bored with shooting at regulation archery targets, Ann likes to use odd objects like beer cans and bottle tops. Last month, with Photographer Joe Clark on hand to picture the results, she took dead aim at some eggs. Life magazine August 31, 1953 pages 87-88. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: Joe Clark, HBSS

Photograph of a small child running along a path next to a fence. A densely wooded area is seen in the background of the photo.

Photograph of Ann Marston as she prepares to take a shot with her bow and arrow. Ann Marston was a competitive junior archer from Detroit, Michigan. This photograph is taken from a series that was published in Life magazine.

Photograph of The Statue of Liberty in New York City Harbor. This print was made using Joe Clark's "Impro" technique. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Signed by: HBSS Clark PhotoFile: 6647-R3-2

Photograph of Margaret Croskeys Doherty (Marg) and Margaret Elise Doherty (Lise), Marg is holding baby Lise while seated on a rose sofa.

Photograph of Ann Baxter on Johnny Hay's Show.

Photograph of Ann Baxter on Johnny Hay's show.

Photograph of Bobby Peters in costume, walking a ram on set.

Photograph of a young girl in costume posing next to Bobby Peters on set.

Photograph of Bobby Peters with two young men in costume by the Space Patrol rocket ship.

Photograph of Bobby Peters and two costumed men next to a Space Patrol rocket.

Photograph of Bobby Peters passing out goody bags to an audience of children.

Photograph of Doc Ruhman and an unidentified guest on a Christmas-themed set.

Photograph of Frank Mills sitting with a guest.

Photograph of a young Frank Mills interviewing a female guest.

Photograph of a man seated behind a desk.

Photograph of a weatherman conducting a weather review.

Photograph of a young baby lying on a blanket, their head propped up on a pillow resting. Next to the baby is a small Cockrel spaniel puppy.

Photograph of four unidentified women and Ann Alden posing on set. Two of the women sitting on chairs are wearing robes. Alden and another woman are standing behind them. They are wearing nice dresses. All of the women are wearing makeup with their hair is short and curly - two of the women are wearing earrings and necklaces. There is a projector screen in the background that appears to depict a photograph of an outdoor view and a patio umbrella. A woman can be seen wearing a bathing suit and sitting on a towel. The set is enclosed by fake brick walls. A chair is visible to the right of the image.

Photograph of a portrait of Cyd Charisse. She is slightly turned to the left and looking at the camera with her mouth slightly open. Her hair is dark, short, and wavy. She is wearing a pair of earrings. She starred in 'The Band Wagon.'

Photograph of a portrait of Fred Astaire. He smiles at the camera. His hand is resting against his face. His hair is parted on the side and combed back. He is wearing a patterned jacket, a tie, and a watch.

Photograph of Barbara Pritchett walking down the hallway. She is wearing a white shirt, a dark-colored skirt, and heels. Her hair is pulled into an updo. She is facing to the left and appears to be in a conversation with a woman in the background. There is a row of lights on the ceiling.