Photograph of the 1927 basketball team at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon, Texas. Five team members and the coach are standing, with five other team members seated before them. Team members wear dark, long-sleeved jerseys with the word "Buffaloes" lettered on the chest, and long trousers. A player in the center of the front row is holding a basketball labeled "T. I. A. A. Champs '27." Individuals are identified on the verso: Front row: Elvis Ward, Oscar Gamel, Alex Hale, Clifford Keith, R. G. Newman. Top row: Delbert Lowes, Leon Reeves, Guy Fuller, Ben Pearson, Jim Stringer, S. D. Burton (coach).

Photograph of Childress, Texas school building. The two-story brick building features decorative brick work above the second floor windows. The entryway is in the projecting center section of the facade which is topped by a crenelated parapet. Several small trees stand in front of the building. The architect for the building was Guy A. Carlander.

Photograph of a group of boys standing single file behind one another. They are dressed in football pants and long sleeve shorts and positioned with one hand on the shoulder of the boy in front of them.

Photograph of a group of First Grade students. The group of young boys and girls are standing in rows along the steps of a brick building.

Photograph of a group of older students. They are positioned into two rows and behind them a window and door of a building is visible.

Photograph of a group of male and female West Texas State Teachers College students and some adults posing in an outdoor setting, probably at Palo Duro Canyon. They are seated and standing on rock ledges with a hillside rising behind the group. Most of the women wear dresses and hats and most of the men wear coats and neckties.

Photograph of the B. M. Baker School in Pampa, Texas. The front facade and one side of the building are visible. The building is constructed of brick and has a concrete walkway around the front and side of the building. Two automobiles are parked on a dirt street in front of the school. Three children are visible; one out at the concrete walkway and two at the open front doors of the building.

Photograph of a group of Fresno School students. The youngest and smallest students are positioned towards the front of the group with the oldest towards the back.