Photograph of the marching band performing on Fouts Field in 1957. A large audience is visible in the stands.

Photograph of the marching band performing on Fouts Field in 1957. A large audience is visible in the stands.

Photograph of the YH-40 #3 in its first flight over the Hurst plant, side view.

Photograph of the first flight of XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with stabilizer on the top rotor.

Photograph of first flight of the XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with the stabilizer on the top rotor.

Photograph of the first flight of the U.S. Army XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with a rear point of view.

Photograph of the XH-40 #3 hovering over the Hurst Heliport with six barrels in a cargo sling.

Photograph of Bell XH-40 number 3 in its first flight over the Hurst plant with a stabilizer on the top rotor.

Photograph of the main rotor of the XH-40 from a series of photos of the XH-40 co-op advertising, cannon plugs, heli coil screw lock insert, main rotor blade 114" brass extrusion, American Brass, aluminum main rotor grip, Joy Manufacturing Company fan, engine showing cannon connections.

Photograph of a close-up of cannon plugs in the XH-40 from a series of photos of the XH-40 co-op advertising, cannon plugs, heli coil screw lock insert, main rotor blade 114" brass extrusion, American Brass, aluminum main rotor grip, Joy Manufacturing Company fan, engine showing cannon connections.

Photograph of the XH-40 #3 hovering over the Hurst Heliport with six barrels in a cargo sling.

Photograph of the XH-40 #3 in flight over the Hurst plant with stabilizer on top rotor.

Photograph of the first flight of XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with a stabilizer on the top rotor.

Photograph of the XH-40 #3 with cargo of six barrels in tow being carried by a sling.

Photograph of Bell Helicopter employees working on the YH-40 on the assembly line.

Photograph of Close-up of the main rotor blade of the XH-40 being worked on from a series of photos of the XH-40 co-op advertising, cannon plugs, heli coil screw lock insert, main rotor blade 114" brass extrusion, American Brass, aluminum main rotor grip, Joy Manufacturing Company fan, engine showing cannon connections.

Photograph of the first flight of XH-40 #3 over the Hurst plant with stabilizer on top rotor.

Photograph of the XH-40 engine showing cannon connections from a series of photos of the XH-40 co-op advertising, cannon plugs, heli coil screw lock insert, main rotor blade 114" brass extrusion, American Brass, aluminum main rotor grip, Joy Manufacturing Company fan, engine showing cannon connections.

Photograph of the XH-40 #3 hovering over the Hurst Heliport with six barrels in a cargo sling.

Photograph of a Bell employee working on the main rotor blade of the XH-40 from a series of photos of the XH-40 co-op advertising, cannon plugs, heli coil screw lock insert, main rotor blade 114" brass extrusion, American Brass, aluminum main rotor grip, Joy Manufacturing Company fan, engine showing cannon connections.

Photograph of an unidentified man in a white button down with rolled sleeves and an unidentified woman with short hair in a plaid, short-sleeve button up holding a box of Cook Book Cakes donuts in front of a Cook Book Cakes display. The sign in the middle of the display reads "7-11 - NO 40W 1001 Hill St Grand Prairie Texas" and the top two shelves have boxes of Cook Book Cakes pastries while the bottom shelf has more boxes stacked on it for different products, namely cookies. To the left of the image are more shelves with canned food and condiments on them, and to the right of the image is a cooler and a door that has a "TELEPHONE" sign over it in the background.

Photograph of a man and a woman holding up a Cook Book Donuts box. They are standing in front of a Cook Book Cake display at a food store in Fort Worth, Texas. Various products can be seen down the aisle.

Photograph of a man and a woman holding up a Cook Book Donuts box. They are standing in front of a Cook Book Cake display at Handy Market in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of a man and a woman holding up a Cook Book Donuts box. They are standing in front of a Cook Book Cake display at A.L. Davis Food Store in Fort Worth, Texas.