Photograph of a boys basketball team. The players are dressed in sleeveless stripped uniforms and their coach is wearing a dark color suit. Across the boys in the front row is a pennant that reads "Basketball Champions '24".

Photograph of a group of students with their instruments.

Photograph of the 1924 Spearman High School boys basketball team. The boys are positioned in a line behind one another and wearing dark color track suits. They each have their team number on the track suit pants and the name "Spearman" across the track suit top. The man in the light color top in the line up is identified as the coach.

Photograph of the West Texas State Teachers College campus, viewed from the northwest, showing construction of the college gymnasium. The construction site has been excavated and work on the foundation is underway. A wagon drawn by mules stands in the foreground and a second wagon is visible at the far side of the construction site. Buildings in the background include the college main building, the power plant, and Cousins Hall. Several automobiles are parked at various locations.

Photograph of the construction of the gymnasium at West Texas State Teachers College. The steel framework of the building is in place and work at the ground level is underway. Five men are visible at the front of the structure, and construction equipment and material can also be seen. An automobile is parked at the right front of the building.

Photograph of a team of two horses pulling a plow to break ground for the college gymnasium. J. Davis Hill leads the team while Odus Mitchell and Nay Hale walk behind. A large crowd of onlookers encircles the event. A second team of animals is visible in the background, and several automobiles are parked beyond the crowd.

Photograph of members of the West Texas State Teachers College "T" Club posed on the steps of the college administration building. There are three rows, men on the first row are seated, men on the second row are kneeling, and men on the third row are standing. All are wearing "T" Club jackets. The image is mounted on a board on which is printed the names of the individuals shown: front row, Raymond Thompson, Herschel Jennings, Mitchell Jones, Otis Mitchell, Dan Sanders, Felix Phillips, Roy Golden, Nay Hale; middle row, Joe Lancaster, Ira Jennings, Davis Hill, Finis Vaughn, Lem Sone, Clem McDonald, D.A. Shirley; back row, Merle Goodwin, Law Sone, Erle Goodwin, Weldon Thompson, Lewis Hill, Otello Herm, Grady Burson, Ray Bivins, J.A. Hill.

Photograph of the construction of a gymnasium at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon, Texas. The brick walls and some of the steel framework is visible. A water tower stands in the background.

Photograph of a science classroom at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon, Texas. Tables holding several microscopes are in the foreground, cases and cabinets along one wall hold equipment, models, and a human skeleton.

Photograph of the newly built Tulia High School. It is a two-story stuccoed building with a clay tile roof. The front entrance is arched. There is a automobile parked at the front of the building. Several very small trees have been planted along the front of the building.

Pamphlet containing information on a teacher training conference held at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon, Texas. Included is a list of officers of the West Texas Teachers' Association, instructors at the conference, and a schedule of events.

Photograph of the domestic arts classroom in Tulia, Texas High School. The room has wooden tables with chairs on one side, and a row of sewing machines on the other. A glass-fronted cabinet holding clothing is in one corner, and a smaller wooden cabinet is in another. An open door is at the front of the room.

Photograph of Tulia High School about the time of its completion in 1924. The front of the two story stucco building is shown. It features an arched entryway at the center, rows of windows on both stories, and a tile roof. Some construction equipment and debris are visible in front of the building.

A document itemizing the cost of construction of the high school in Tulia, Texas.

Photograph of Tulia, Texas High School. The two-story building is stucco with a clay tile roof. Viewed from the back, there are four basketball goals in a yard outside.

Photograph of the nearly complete high school in Tulia, Texas. The building is a two-story stucco with a band of brick on the lower part of the building. The roof is clay tile and has a large chimney. One wing has several arched windows. There are a two ladders leaning or standing by the building.

Photograph of the Tulia High School chemistry lab. The room has counters with built-in sinks and drawers below. On one wall is a large glass-fronted cabinet holding bottles. Next to the cabinet is a glassed-in fume hood with a vent pipe going into the wall. The ceiling is gridded using wood slats.

Photograph of the physics classroom in the Tulia, Texas High School. The room has rows of wooden laboratory tables, round stools, a cabinet along one wall, and a sink.

Photograph of the West Texas State Teachers College football team during the 1924-1925 year. The players pose in three rows wearing jerseys with striped sleeves, football pants, striped socks and cleats. A coach wearing a suit stands in the back row. The players are identified on a separate sheet: back row: Cleatice Crump, Floyd Golden, Otello Herm, Evart Adams, Frank Brown, Weldon Thompson. Middle row: Oscar Gamel, Carl Scott, Davis Hill, Ray Bivens, Hugh Hancock, Finis Vaughn. Front row: Herschel Jennings, Odus Mitchell, Grady Burson, Mitchell Jones, Virgil Santy.

Photograph of a domestic arts classroom in Tulia, Texas High School. The narrow room has cabinets and stoves on each side and at the front. There are kettles on the stove tops and the cabinets have rows of glass containers. There is a blackboard at the front of the room and windows on one side.

Photograph of the newly built Tulia High School in Tulia, Texas. The photograph was taken from one side of the building, with the front facade also visible. The two-story building features a decorative band of brick at the base, with what appears to be stucco above. There is a clay tile roof and decorative elements in the walls below the roof line. The center section of the front facade extends above the roof, and features a crenellated parapet. A one-story extension from the rear of the building connects to a small two-story structure. The building is surrounded by a sidewalk and newly planted trees and some houses are visible in the background. The building was designed by architect Guy A. Carlander and completed in 1924.

Photograph of the auditorium of Tulia High School in Tulia, Texas, looking toward the stage from the back of the room. There are three sections of wood-backed seats. There are arched windows on each side of the room. The stage is set with a table and chairs and has a painted backdrop at the back of the stage area. A curtain or screen at the front of the stage is painted with advertisements.