Photograph of an unidentified male musician during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an event awarding scholarships to students. The man wears a blue hat, white shirt, pants, and a gold band necklace. A black strap is over his left shoulder and ties to the djembe drum in between his legs. Behind him, a wooden podium with the Martin Luther King Middle School crest can be seen. Additionally, a green and white banner that reads "San Antonio Chapter of Links, INC" has been placed on long curtains. Hand-written text on the back of the photograph identifies the musician, but it cannot be read with certainty.

Photograph of the Mexic-Arte building. On the top two floors, there is a large mural on the side of the building. There are large tubes coiled in a window and lead down the side of a building. One of the tubes leads to the center of another part of the mural. From the window to the left of the first one, there is a dragon-like form that swoops downward beneath the window to the right and a floor below. This artwork is the beating heart installation as part of the Return of Quetzalcoatl exhibit. People can be seen walking on the streets and sidewalks.

Photograph of several men and women sitting at a round cloth-covered table. Meals and beverages have been placed in front of them. Additional attendants can be seen on the left. A living room arrangement is visible past glass doors on the right. According to accompanying information, they were there to celebrate Link Dorothy Washington.

Photograph of an unidentified group of people taken during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an event awarding cash scholarships to Martin Luther King Middle School students. They are standing just to the left of a food table and are wearing formal attire. The woman in the middle was an award presenter while the young woman on the far right received one hundred dollars in aid. The other three may be additional presenters, recipients, or parents.

Photograph of two unidentified women stopping to take a picture together during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an event awarding cash scholarships to Martin Luther King Middle School students. They each hold the side of an envelope, which is being given to the young woman on the right. They're shaking each other's hand. A dollar amount hand-written on the back of the photograph implies the young woman received one hundred dollars in aid.

Photograph of the cover of a book named "Pasion Por Frida." The book cover has a white background and the word "pasion" is in red at the top. In the center, there is a read square with an image of Frida Kahlo in a blue hood on top. At the bottom of book, the words "for Frida" is in black. All of the words are completely capitalized and the title translates to "Passion for Frida."

Photograph of a group of young boys and girls performing a singing and dance number at Martin Luther King Middle School. An assembly of about sixteen have gathered on the elevated, carpeted platform of the Martin Luther King Middle School's auditorium. A boy on the far right, near the wooden podium, appears to be leading the group in song. An adult woman on the ground floor plays an electronic piano, and a woman to the left in a blue jacket appears to be directing. An attentive audience watches in the foreground, but they have mostly been cropped out of the photograph.

Photograph of an unidentified group of people during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an event awarding cash scholarships to Martin Luther King Middle School students. The photograph appears to have been taken after the day's formal activities, when refreshments and cake were being served. Attendees were captured candidly, as they ate and engaged in conversation.

Photograph of a woman - a member of the San Antonio Chapter of the Links, Inc. - and a man seated at a round cloth-covered table. The woman has short-cropped hair and wears white formal attire. The man has opened a package of sweetener and is depositing it in a glass of iced tea in front of him. Meals have been provided to both. According to accompanying information, they were there to celebrate Link Dorothy Washington.

Postcard of several lines of text and printed images regarding the Danish Cultural Center. At the top left, there is a line drawing of the "Pioneer House," which, according to the caption beneath it, was "one of the pre-1900 houses, restored and furnished to reflect the early lifestyle of the Danevang pioneers." The small image shows a a two-story house with a smaller, single-story structure in the background and two flag poles in the foreground bearing the American and Danish flags. The drawing opposite on the top right corner is of a long structure with a mansard roof, which, according to its caption, is the museum. It is "reminiscent of an old Danish barn, it houses artifacts of the early days of the immigrants plus displays of farming, community life and Danish culture." In the very center, there is an outlined image of the state of Texas, with a tiered, bold line of text in red that reads, "Danish Culture Center." On the back of the postcard, there is further information about the Center. It reads: "Located approximately 12 miles south of El Campo on Hwy. 71 South and CR 426. The Cultural Center was established in 1992 and opened …

Photograph of a group of women, members of Links, Inc., organization, sitting on a panel. Three have faced the camera, while a fourth has been cropped on the far right as she looks away. They wear formal attire and have been supplied with large name tags that sit on the table before them. From this text, the two women on the left have been identified: Deborah Crawford, in a yellow jacket and red top, and Audrey Coleman, who wears a pink jacket and pink studded bow. A hand-written note on the back of the photograph reads: Congratulations Debra on your election to the National Nominating Committee June 1992 Sisterly, Margaret and Thelma

Photograph of a woman - a member of the San Antonio Chapter of the Links, Inc. - seated at a round cloth-covered table. She is joined by a man in glasses and a brown suit on the left. Beverages and meals have been provided to both, and according to accompanying information, they were there to celebrate Link Dorothy Washington. Additional Links women can be seen in the back off to the left.

Photograph of a square cake on a cloth-covered table, which is joined by napkins, dishware, and a flower arrangement. Green icing on the cake has been made into text, and it reads, "San Antonio Links Congratulation Link Dorothy Washington June 7 1992." A reason for the celebration of Link Dorothy Washington, however, has not been provided.

Photograph of a young woman, identified as Ellette Harold, receiving one of the awards of the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an event awarding cash scholarships to Martin Luther King Middle School students. She is standing to the right of her award presenter, a woman in a floral-print dress and a pearl necklace. Ms. Harold wears a double-breasted navy jacket and white skirt. The two women are holding the side of an envelope while shaking hands. A hand-written dollar amount on the back of the photograph implies Ms. Harold received one hundred dollars in aid.

Photograph of the Pasion Por Frida art exhibit. There are many pictures of Frida Kahlo and her artwork hanging on the walls. In the room, there is a podium that exhibits a framed sketch by Frida Kahlo. Alongside the pictures there are pieces of paper that provide written information.

Photograph of an unidentified group of women, stopping to take a picture during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an event awarding scholarships at Martin Luther King Middle School. Four of them stand, while the fifth is seated on a blue chair. They are in formal attire and appear to be located in a large open space where food and refreshments were served. Behind them, a woman can be seen holding a napkin and standing next to a cloth-covered table with cups and silverware.

Photograph of two men Onstage playing instruments. The man on the left is playing a guitar and the man on the right has a native form of the flute that he plays vertically. Equipment, such as microphones, is set up Onstage. In the middle of the men there is a poster with a picture of a Native American man and words on the right. Silhouettes of audience members can be seen in the foreground.

Photograph of two men Onstage playing instruments. The man on the left is playing a guitar and the man on the right has a native form of the flute that he plays vertically rather than horizontally to the side. Equipment, such as microphones, is set up Onstage.

Photograph of various men and women seated at round cloth-covered tables. They wear formal attire and have been provided with beverages and meals. A woman leans in between two people at a table to hand them a plate full of bread. According to accompanying information, they were there to celebrate Link Dorothy Washington.

Photograph of an unidentified group, stopping to take a picture during a Boys and Girls Club of America event. The group consists of two younger women, a young man, and an older adult woman. They each wear name tags on their chest. Standing in front of a bulletin board, it is hard to make out, but the text "Boys and Girls Club" is visible in parts. Photograph is part of a collection taken at Martin Luther King Middle School during a Salute to Youth Awards Program, but there is no accompanying information that would verify that this event coincided with the awards program.

Photograph of an unidentified group of people posing for a picture in front of a Boys and Girls Clubs of America banner. The group consists of three women, all in formal attire. Two men are in between. Photograph is part of a collection taken during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an event awarding scholarships to Martin Luther King Middle School students. However, this image may have been taken under different circumstances.

Photograph of the 1992 Project LEAD participants, gathered together for a group picture on the elevated, carpeted platform of their school's auditorium. The participants are mostly made up of young boys, with the exception of a girl who stands on the far left front row. They are holding white t-shirts with the same printed designs. Two adult women are on each side, mostly likely sponsors or hosts. The event took place at Martin Luther King Middle School. Project LEAD stands for Links Erase Alchool and Drugs. It is a national program initiated to educate youth on the dangers and downfalls of drug abuse.

Photograph of the 1992 Salute to Youth Awards Program recipients and presenters standing on an elevated, carpeted platform that makes up their auditorium. A wooden podium with the Martin Luther King Middle School crest is off to the right. In the foreground, a few audience members can be seen seated on wooden chairs.

Photograph of the 1992 Salute to Youth Awards Program recipients and presenters standing on an elevated, carpeted platform that makes up their school's auditorium. A wooden podium with the Martin Luther King Middle School crest is off to the right. In the foreground, the head of an audience member can be seen.