Photograph of a photograph of the newspaper’s faculty adviser Bob Stanley pinned to a board.

A woman holding scissors creates a star-shaped piñata of many colors. A piñata is a brightly-colored paper container that is usually filled with candy and/or toys and is used to celebrate a variety of special occasions. It is generally hung from a tree branch or ceiling and participants then use a stick to break the piñata and obtain the candy and/or toys from inside it.

A woman examines a string of beads while surrounded by piñatas.

A woman cuts green-colored paper for a piñata. A piñata is a brightly-colored paper container that is usually filled with candy and/or toys and is used to celebrate a variety of special occasions. It is generally hung from a tree branch or ceiling and participants then use a stick to break the piñata and obtain the candy and/or toys from inside it.

A woman creates a star-shaped piñata of many colors. A piñata is a brightly-colored paper container that is usually filled with candy and/or toys and is used to celebrate a variety of special occasions. It is generally hung from a tree branch or ceiling and participants then use a stick to break the piñata and obtain the candy and/or toys from inside it.

Photograph of a large tape machine used for television.

Photograph of a large tape machine used for television in a film studio.

Photograph of a large tape machine used for television.

Photograph of four United States Marines and host Tom Mullarkey on the WBAP-TV Teen-Age Downbeat show. They are standing in front of a background decorated with school pennants. Mullarkey is holding a Marine Toys for Tots poster on one hand while holding a toy with the other. A video camera is visible to the right.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey with an unidentified marine on the set of Teen-Age Downbeat. Mullarkey is looking away from the camera and is holding a sign with Santa on it that says "Toys for Tots United States Marine Corps Reserve" in one hand and a box for a toy fighter jet in the other. The marine is staring straight at the camera and is in full dress uniform with a small replica of the Marine Corps War Memorial in his hands. They are standing in front of a stage that has various boxes on it, including a box that says "Give" and "Toys for Tots" on it. Coming up from the stage are poles that have pennants for different North Texas high schools on them. On the wall behind these poles are two large records, one says "Teen-Age Downbeat" and the other says "Capitol". In the foreground of the right side of the image is a film camera that says "Star-Telegram Color Television WBAP-TV" and behind this camera is a screen with a grid pattern that says the names of famous musicians in the squares of the grid.

Photograph of host Tom Mullarkey and one United States marine on the WBAP-TV Teen-Age Downbeat show. They are standing in front of a background decorated with school pennants. Mullarkey is holding a Marine Toys For Tots poster on one hand while holding a toy with the other. A video camera is visible to the right.

Photograph of W. H. Aukman, Margaret McDonald, and Robert Gould at a party. Aukman is standing on the left of the group and is wearing a dark colored suit with his right hand in his pocket. McDonald is standing in the middle of the group and is wearing a knee length skirt with a matching sweater and a dark, satin shirt. Gould is standing at the right of the group and is wearing a light colored suit with a patterned tie. The group is standing in front of two television sets which are in front of a curtain with a leaf-like pattern. To the left of the image, a group of people who are facing away from the camera are visible and there is a dark curtain behind them. On the right side of the image, two man are standing together and talking, one is facing the camera and wearing a suit while the other man has his hand in his pocket and is facing to the left.

Photograph of Roy Bacus and Doc Rhuman holding up a drawing of Rhuman. They are standing in front of a table. Both are dressed in suits and ties. A curtain can be seen in the background.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey with an unidentified marine and a woman on the set of the show Teen-Age Downbeat. Mullarkey is holding a poster that says "Give Toys for Tots United States Marine Corps Reserve" and has a picture of Santa on it. The woman is wearing a Santa hat and a satin, fur-trimmed dress, and boots. She is holding a box for a toy fighter jet in one hand and a satin sack in the other. The marine is in full dress uniform and is holding a small recreation of the Marine Corps War Memorial. The group is standing in front of a stage that has poles with pennants from different high schools in North Texas on them. Behind these pennants are two large records hanging on the wall, the bottom one says "Teen-Age Downbeat" and the top says "Capitol". In the foreground on the right side of the image is a camera that says "Star-Telegram Color Television WBAP-TV". Behind this camera is a screen with a grid pattern that has names of famous musicians in the squares of the grid.

Photograph of Roy Bacus and Doc Rhuman holding up an award for the camera. They are standing in front of a curtain. Both are dressed in suits and ties.

Photograph of a man working inside the film studio. A tape machine is included in the studio.

Photograph of a map of the United States. It shows the coverage of Bill Mack with blue and red tacks. The map is in a frame.

Photograph of a map of the United States in a frame. It shows Bill Mack's news coverage with blue and red tacks. Two small wood blocks are in front of the frame

Photograph of a map of the United States in a frame. Two small wood blocks are in front of the frame. It shows Bill Mack's news coverage with blue and red tacks.

Photograph of a map of the United States and Canada in a frame. It shows Bill Mack's news coverage with blue and red tacks. Two small wood blocks are in front of the map.

Photograph of a map of the United States in a frame. It shows Bill Mack's news coverage with blue and red tacks. Two small wood blocks are in front of the map.

Photograph of a map of the United States in a frame. It shows Bill Mack's news coverage in the United States and Canada with tacks. Two small wood blocks are in front of the map.

Photograph of Layne Beaty posing behind a WBAP microphone. He looks to the side with a blank expression on his face.

Photograph of two men examining a Gillette Razor display inside a store.