Photograph of graduating nurses trained at Leggett Memorial Hospital. There are three graduates and their instructor (Pat Oneal, R.N., far right); all of the women are wearing nursing uniforms and standing in a line behind a table covered in a tablecloth with a single lit candle. A calendar is partially visible on the wall behind them.

Photograph of a group of teenage boys and girls in the 1960 National Honor Society posing in the street in front of the Cleveland High School building in Cleveland, Texas. Kneeling Row L-R: Dick McClain, Jimmy Grimmet (Vice-President) Roger Foster, John Manthey, Eugene Wright, Leon Wells, Arly Nelson, Dickie Beeson Standing Row L-R: Rosemary Matlock (President), Tom Hendrix (Sponsor), Ollie Porter, Julianne Johnson, Linda Stephens, Betty Jean Wisdom, Carlene Bagley, Joyce Bear, Martha Younger, Betty Smith (Secretary), Dot Hines, Bonnie Gayle Dowell, Mildred Thompson, Mary Ann Murray, Mary Ann Langham, Rona Gresham, Eloise Zimmerly, Mary Ann Williams, Charlene Skipper, Carole Thigpen, Mary Ann Hansen (Treasurer) Linda Campbell, Rebecca Burns, Waneta Stuckey, Beverly Purswell.

Photograph of three women graduating as licensed vocational nurses from the nursing program at Leggett Memorial Hospital in Cleveland, Texas. Their instructor, Pat Oneal, is shown on the far right, and there is a calendar on the back wall.

Photograph of KVLB radio station building, which opened in 1954. It is a one-story building with siding and has the station letters on the side of the building as well as three large antennae.

Photograph of Gib Lewis Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives salutes flags with two Boy Scouts and woman in pioneer dress at 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial Celebration in Cleveland, Texas. Mark Stiles Texas Representative for 21st District is at podium. Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters is at extreme right. An American flag and a Texas flag are visible to the left.

Photograph of several people in a wagon surrounded by men on horseback in Cleveland, Texas. Western themed buildings are visible to the left. The man in the wagon in the suit is Gov. Bill Daniel (Guam) wearing a suit is in the wagon and a young Hank Williams, Jr. is on the horse to the far right waving a black hat.

Photograph of the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. McMahon who owned the Cleveland Pharmacy in Cleveland, Texas. The house is painted white and surrounded by trees, potted plants, and orange flowers in the foreground.

Photograph of Dolph and Janey Briscoe shaking hands with two men in a brick building in Cleveland, Texas. Gov. Dolph Briscoe is shaking hands with Joe Bob Croley while Mrs. Janey Briscoe is shaking hands with Dick Peeples.

Photograph of a man and a woman in period clothes standing on a float during the Texas Sesquicentennial Parade in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of a group of seven men and two women posing in front of the Cleveland City Hall in Cleveland, Texas. L-R: Councilmen Cliff Dunn, Joe Ivey, Richard Boyett, City Secretary Barbara Burns, Mayor Lloyd Meadows, City Manager Hector Forestier, City Attorney Kenneth E. Wall, Councilman Nicky Jay Johnson, Councilwoman Nydia Thomas.

Photograph of local law enforcement exhibiting several boxes of bottled Sweetheart wine on the trunk of a vehicle after arresting a bootlegger in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of the members of the Cleveland High School National Honor Society posing with a banner inside the main auditorium. The bottom row stands on the ground by the front row of chairs, and the back row stands on the stage. 1st Row L-R: Regina Arrendell, Craig Bounds, Brenda Elliot, Ronnie Hatcher, Mark Hovenkamp, Dudley Keng, Danny Key, Diana McAdmas, Bill McCory, Brenda Millard, Linda Myers, Carolyn Roark, Margaret Roark, Linda Sigler, I. D. Starling, Kay Tiner, Gay Trevathan. 2nd Row L-R: Orange Wyatt, Jill Barnett, Mona Hart, Erlene Johnson, Sarah Key, Jan Knight, Anne Lewis, Linda Matthews, Marilyn Oualline, Bruce Shaw, Brad Smith, Janie Taff, Alton Richards, Judy Reno, Viola Carter, Louis Bergman, Lee Fox.