Photograph of the 1961 Ahavath Sholom confirmation class standing around the altar of the synagogue at 1600 W. Myrtle St., Fort Worth, Texas. The women are standing in the front and wearing light-colored robes; the men are standing in the back and wearing dark-colored robes. From left to right, the confirmands pictured are: Front row: Arlene Lois Sonkin, Leslie Faye Kreisberg, Karen Sue Imber, Andrea Bernstein (Deen), Marlene Annette Schwartz, Andrea Ruth Goldberg, Trudy Klimist, Diane Jane Mehl. Second row: Harold Zenick, Helen Susan Hillman, Gail S. Shandelson, Ellen Bari Brachman, Carol Klimist, Sally Ann Schumer, Karen Ann Lerner. Third row: Michael Raskin, Ronald Herzfeld, Lawrence J. Korenman, Edward H. Garsek, Gerald Zenick, Sanford Bogart, Charles Morton Coughey, Tommy Lee Stanley. Back row: Ronald D. Savitz, Herbert Weisblatt, Ben P. Herman, Cantor Phillip Kirshner, Rabbi Isadore Garsek, Ben D. Tobor, Sherwin Coplin, Richard J. Savitz.

Topographic map of a portion of Texas from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) project. The map includes towns, historic or notable sites, bodies of water, and other geologic features. Scale 1:62500

Map shows streets names, railroads, neighborhood additions, Lake Arlington, and locations for Six Flags [amusement park], and bi-county stadium; southern city limit along Arkansas Lane with small exceptions, northern city limit along Fort Worth-Dallas Turnpike [I-30]. Scale [ca. 1:21,600].

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant interviewing an author while seated on the set of Dateline.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant interviewing an author on the set of Dateline.

Convair airplane B-58 #64 sits outside a run station. It was the first airplane taken to Bunker Hill AFB.

The B-58 flight crew writes down information for a flight from New York to Paris. This flight would win the Harmon and Mackay trophies. L to R: Maj. Payne, Capt. Wagener and Capt. Polhelmus. Patch on Capt. Polhelmus' flight suit is 64th Bomb Squadron of the 43rd Bomb Wing.

An officer and a dog stand near the Convair B-58 airplane flight line at Carswell Air Force Base.

The Convair B-58 Hustler touches down at Le Bourget Airport in Paris, France. At the time it was the Trans-Atlantic Record-Breaker.

Scramble photo of a Convair B-58 Hustler airplane.

Major Payne sitting at a desk with documents, briefs the B-58 Primary Crew for a flight from New York to Paris.

Three men and a pilot stand next to a plane about to enter the "Hustle Up" Program.

Side view of The Bleriot Trophy on display. It is the figure of a naked man made of black marble in a flying position emerging from clouds. The clouds are white stone and are the figures of women in various poses on top of a marble dome.

Side view of The Bleriot Trophy on display. It is the figure of a naked man made of black marble in a flying position emerging from clouds. The clouds are white stone and are the figures of women in various poses on top of a marble dome.

The Bleriot Trophy sits on display. It is the figure of a naked man made of black marble in a flying position emerging from clouds. The clouds are white stone and are the figures of women in various poses on top of a marble dome.

The Bleriot Trophy Speed Run Flight Crew stand beside their plane reading a notebook.

Bleriot Trophy Winners next to their plane, the Firefly, a Convair B-58: Major Elmer E. “Gene” Murphy, Major Eugene F. Moses, Lieutenant David F. Dickerson with Colonel James K. Johnson.

Photograph of the outside of Cattlemen's Steak House in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of the outside of Cattlemen's Steak House in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of Charles Griffin shaking hands with and receiving a framed item from Mayor John Justin. "Mayor Justin and Charles Griffin" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of a child receiving the Sabin oral polio vaccine while his mother holds them on her lap. "Polio Clinic" is written on the back of the photo.

Newspaper clipping about the winners of the San Antonio Livestock Exposition. The paragraph about Jackie Henson's steer is circled. There is a note written at the top of the clipping. The clipping contains an ad for Underwood's.

Colonel F.L. O'Brien shakes hands with B.G. Reed upon receiving the Convair airplane B-58 #64 "Hoosier Hustler." It is the first airplane taken to Bunker Hill Air Force Base.

Front view of the main gate at Convair displaying the Convair sign: Convair, a Division of General Dynamics Corporation - Fort Worth