Photograph of a group of fourteen teenage boys and an adult man (wearing a shirt, slacks, and tie) arranged in two rows, the first row sitting on a long bench and the second row standing. Most of the boys are wearing light-colored, long-sleeve shirts, high-waist baggy pants cinched at the knee, and small dark caps, although one boy is wearing long baggy pants and a shirt with the number "50" printed on the front. Most of the boys are wearing small dark caps on their heads, and some are holding baseball gloves. The group is outside on a lawn, in front of the corner of a brick building and some small trees. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph indicate the names of those pictured, from left to right as: C. W. Baker, J. C. Warrrick, Everett Baker, Kenneth Townsend, Albert Pustejovsky, Leroy Magill, William Ingram, Henry L. Graves (the coach), William Street, J. D. Hinsley, J. D. Nixon, R. L. England, John Fox, R. B. Hutchinson, and John King Robinson.

Photograph of a group of 25 teenage young men and women arranged in three rows, the first row sitting on a low bench, the next row sitting on a slightly taller bench, and the back row standing. The group is standing in front of the corner of a brick wall with narrow windows, while behind the group on the right are a couple of small trees and bushes. The girls are wearing short-sleeve dresses, while the boys are wearing collared shirts. One boy on the back row is wearing a light-colored hat with a dark-colored band. A white, rectangular sticker and handwritten notes on the back of the photograph indicate the teenagers shown are, from left to right, front to back row: Travis Lee Morton, C. W. Baker, Bibiano Moron, Jay Baird, Reba Nelle Berry, Billie Anita Pirtle, Lois Sanders, Jimmy Safely, Mildred Cathy, Max Kolls, Benny Kid, Waldyne Maynard, Norma Lee Northin, Wanda Hamilton, Lena Rowe, William Schleede, Albert Puestejovsky, Howell Otis Carley, Coleman Raley, Golde Casper, Ruth Hamilton, Wilma Allamon, H. C. Hill, Travis Morgan, and Charles Henry Akin.

Photograph of the back side of Guthrie's Drug Store in Salado, Texas. This side of the building features advertisements for Dr. Pepper, Electrolux, and Coffee and Tea; the building itself is two stories and has a car parked out on the far left.

Photograph of a group of teenage young men and women and an adult man arranged in two rows on the lawn against the side of a brick, multi-story building with windows along each floor. The young adults are wearing graduations caps and long medium-colored robes, while the adult man is wearing a suit with a plaid tie and glasses. A small tree and shrub are visible behind the group, on the left. The first row of students is sitting on a bench while the second row students (including the adult man) are standing behind the first row. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph identify the people in the photograph from left to right, front to back row, as: Emojane Street, Bibiano Morin, Maxine Hinsley, William Sneed, Billie Pirtle, Lois Sanders, Charles Akin, Goldie Casper, Mr, Frank Kraner, Roger Mullins, Lorena Blalock, Norma Lee Northen, Waldene Maynard, H. C. Hill, Lena Rue, Albert Pustyousky, and Travis Lee Martin.

Photograph of a group of 40 elementary-aged children arranged in four rows: the first row sitting on the ground, the second row sitting on a bench, the third row standing, and the fourth row standing on another bench. An older woman in a patterned shirt stands at the back of the group, on the right. A small dog sits with its head turned away from the camera on the ground to the left of the first row. The group is situated outside, in front of a tall tree with a large bush around its trunk, and the concave corner of a brick building. Handwritten notes on a piece of paper taped to the back of the photo identify the children in the photograph, although the paper is incomplete and cuts off some of the names.