Letter from child Susie Anderson to Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical director Lewis Fulks. In the letter, Anderson is thanking Fulks for allowing her to participate in the 1972 ACC Homecoming production of "Fiddler on the Roof."

Letter from Mr. and Mrs. George I. Bridges to Lewis Fulks, Vernon Moody, and the cast and orchestra of the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical "My Fair Lady." In the letter, Bridges congratulates Fulks on the success of "My Fair Lady" and gives him an update on their daughter, who plans to study with Pepperdine College in Heidelberg, Germany.

Letter from Bob Burroughs, the Minister of Music at First Baptist Church, to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College. In the letter, Burroughs congratulates Fulks on his production of "The Sound of Music," the 1970 ACC Homecoming musical production.

Letter dated November 9, 1967 from William H. Cooper, Colonel and Commander in the United States Air Force, to Don Morris, President of Abilene Christian University. In the letter, Cooper thanks Morris for tickets to "The Unsinkable Molly Brown," the 1967 ACC Homecoming production, and congratulates him on a fine performance.

"House Manager for the ACC Homecoming Musical at the Abilene Civic Center Theatre" manual by Cullen Cullers, the 1970 and 1971 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical house manager. The document includes information on recruiting and training ushers, ticketing issues, preparing for the show, and other responsibilities.

Letter from Emogene Emery from the Hardin-Simmons University Department of Speech and Theatre to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College dated November 14, 1968. In the letter, Emery is congratulating Fulks on his production of "Oklahoma," the 1968 ACC Homecoming musical production.

Letter from Emogene Emery, from the department of Speech and Theater at Hardin-Simmons University, to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College dated November 14, 1966. In the letter, Emery congratulates Fulks on his production of "Kiss Me, Kate," the 1966 ACC Homecoming production.

Letter from James R. Enfield, Acting Chairman of the Department of Speech and Theater at Hardin-Simmons University, to Dr. Rex Kyker, Chairman of the Department of Speech and Theater at Abilene Christian College. In the letter, Enfield congratulates Kyker on ACC's production of "Kiss Me, Kate" and thanks him for the tickets.

Letter dated November 3, 1966 from James R. Enfield, Chairmen of the department of Speech and Theater at Hardin-Simmons, to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College. In the letter Enfield congratulates Fulks on his production of "Kiss Me, Kate," the 1966 ACC Homecoming musical production.

Letter from Marge Gamble to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College dated November 12, 1965. In the letter, Gamble is congratulating Fulks and his cast on their production of "Camelot," the 1965 Homecoming musical production.

Letter from Katharine Houghton Hepburn, a famous Hollywood actress, to Abilene Christian University's Lewis Fulks. In the letter, Hepburn is apologizing to Fulks for not saying hello to him and thanking him for the roses.

Letter from Larry Hornbaker, Vice-President of Pepperdine University, to Homecoming musical director Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College. In the letter, Hornbaker is congratulating Fulks on his 1971 production of "Camelot" and apologizes for not being able to visit the newly renovated Sewell Auditorium while he was on campus.

Letter from Bret Hunter to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian Univerisity. In the letter, Hunter is congratulating Fulks on his production of "Oklahoma," the 1968 ACC Homecoming musical production.

Letter from Robert D. Hunter, assistant to the President of Abilene Christian College, to Homecoming musical director Lewis Fulks. In the letter, Hunter is congratulating Fulks on his work on the 1966 Homecoming musical "Kiss Me, Kate," and thanks him for his time and dedication.

Letter dated November 9, 1967 from Albert W. Jones, Colonel and Commander in the United States Air Force, to Don Morris, President of Abilene Christian College. In the letter, Jones thanks Morris for the tickets to "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" and congratulates him on a good production.

Photograph from act 1, scene 1 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set outside the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden. At the far left Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering, left) and Dale Ward (Henry Higgins, middle) talk together and point at Donna Rankin (Eliza Doolittle, right) who is sitting next to a basket of flowers.

Photograph from act 1, scene 1 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set outside the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden. At the far left Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering, far left) and Dale Ward (Henry Higgins, holding basket of flowers) talk together while Donna Rankin (Eliza Doolittle) stands to the right of the two men. On the right side of the photograph are the four Costermongers. Ted Marx is standing, and seated from left to right are: Barry Wright, Jerry Brown, and Les Wheeler.

Photograph from act 1, scene 1 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set outside the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden. At the far left Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering, left) and Dale Ward (Henry Higgins, middle) talk together and point at Donna Rankin (Eliza Doolittle, right) who is sitting next to a basket of flowers.

Group photograph from act 1, scene 3 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set in the tenement section on Tottenham Court Road. Gary Aday (Alfred P. Doolittle) stands next to a bird cage in front of twenty members of the men's and women's ensembles.

Photograph from act 1, scene 4 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set in Henry Higgins' study. Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering, left) uses his hands to mimic bull horns while Donna Rankin (Eliza Doolittle, middle) claps her hands. Dale Ward (Henry Higgins, right) is holding a handkerchief out and is mimicking a bullfighter.

Photograph from act 1, scene 4 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set in Henry Higgins' study. Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering, left) sits on a sofa with a pipe while watching Dale Ward (Henry Higgins, middle) examine Donna Rankin's mouth (Eliza Doolittle, right).

Photograph from act 1, scene 6 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set at Ascot Racecourse. The eight figures on stage are, from left to right, Alan Pierce (Lord Boxington), Glo Lambert (Lady Boxington), Glynn Peters (Freddy Eynsford-Hill), June Goosby (Mrs. Eynsford-Hill), Jan Stromquist (Mrs. Higgins), Donna Rankin (Eliza Doolittle), Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering), and Dale Ward (Henry Higgins).

Photograph from act 1, scene 6 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set at Ascot Racecourse. At center stage Dale Ward (Henry Higgins) is standing and appears to be dancing. People are seated on either side of him and appear to be having varying reactions to his dance. Pictured from left to right is: Alan Pierce (Lord Boxington), Glo Lambert (Lady Boxington), June Goosby (Mrs. Eynsford-Hill), Jan Stromquist (Mrs. Higgins), Dale Ward (Henry Higgins), Donna Rankin (Eliza Doolittle), Glynn Peters (Freddy Eynsford-Hill), and Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering).

Photograph from act 1, scene 6 of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The scene is set at Ascot Racecourse. The eight figures on stage are, from left to right, Alan Pierce (Lord Boxington), Glo Lambert (Lady Boxington), Glynn Peters (Freddy Eynsford-Hill), June Goosby (Mrs. Eynsford-Hill), Jan Stromquist (Mrs. Higgins), Donna Rankin (Eliza Doolittle), Russ Kirkpatrick (Colonel Pickering), and Dale Ward (Henry Higgins).