Photograph of sixteen female students exercising two by two in front of an Abilene Christian College building, in Elizabeth Nelson's physical education class. Taken from the 1920 Prickly Pear yearbook.

Photograph of the 1922 Abilene Christian College band, taken from the Prickly Pear yearbook. From left to right: J. McBarnes, Wendell Bedichek, Jesse MC Sewell, Iven Hensley, A.C. Legon, J. Sullivan Gibson, and Alridge (Doc) Mason.

Scrapbook page from a Byrd Ray Lewis scrapbook album. 1. A young woman and a young man sitting next to a tree. He has his hat in his lap with his hands holding it. 2. Alta Wood and Byrd Ray Lewis standing in some dirt. 3. Wendell Bedichek in overalls, eating an apple, while leaning against a wall looking at a young woman. 4. Raymond Pitman and Lucille Walls standing together. Raymond was the only one on campus with a car. 5. An unidentified man and woman sitting on the ledge of a building. The woman has a flower crown in her hair.

Group photograph of the 1922-1923 Abilene Christian College student quartet. Left to Right: George Klingman (Baritone), Ernest Walls (2nd Tenor), Ernest Witt (1st Tenor), and Jack Meyer (Bass).

Enlarged photograph of an Abilene Christian College basketball game where number 7 is jumping in the air with other players with the referee looking on, and a crowd in the background looking on. The photo is very grainy. They are playing in the Wildcat Cage built in 1921.

Photograph of the exterior of the Abilene Christian University Administration Building, showing the front of the three-story brick building. Original is from the Arledge collection.

Group photograph of the Abilene Christian College class of 1923 in graduation gaps and gowns on the front steps of a brick building.

Photograph of the 1920 W Club, forming two rows in front of an Abilene Christian College building. The W Club was organized February 12, 1920 by Sister Sewell. Eight girls were charter members.

Photograph of Hosea Lewis as Abilene Christian College bursar, showing him sitting at a wooden desk with filing cabinets and card catalogs surrounding him.

Photograph of the TIA Champions Tennis team wearing white sweaters with "ACC" on the right chest. Back row-Dalton Hill (coach), Brakeer, Shipman, Taylor Carter, Caskey Livingston. Front row- Jane Cullar, Roy Moody, Hubert Derrick, Jerome Reese, Wallace Beasly.

Photograph of tennis players on the old Abilene Christian College campus. There are twenty people in the photograph, with those in the front holding their tennis rackets up in a cross pattern.

Photograph of the 1929 TIA Champions, showing the men forming two rows with their tennis rackets laying at their feet. The coach, leftmost in the top row, wears a darker colored sweater and a striped tie. The scores of the competing teams -- including McMurry University -- are pasted to the photograph in the lower left and right corner.

Photograph of a group of students standing in front of a car: J. Sullivan Gibson, Wendell Bedicheck, Elizabeth Baxter, Alta Woods, Bernice Compere, Ivan H. Hensley, Aldredge Mason, J MacBarnes, Driver unknown, Back seat-J.C. Brown. An Abilene Christian College building can be seen in the background.

Group photograph of the Abilene Christian College basketball team, showing eleven players and their coach (G.C. Morlan) on the right.

Group photograph of the Sub-T 16 Social Club, wearing matching white button-up shirts with rolledup sleeves and sashes, forming two rows. One of the young men on the edge of the bottom row holds an arrow in his mouth, between his teeth.

Photograph of the Abilene Christian College women's basketball team playing a game in the Wildcat Cage, built in 1921.

Group photograph of eleven Abilene Christian College baseball players in uniform forming two rows with their coach G.C. Morlan, wearing a light-colored suit, on the left.

Photograph of the Abilene Christian College women's volleyball team, wearing matching uniforms, taken from the 1920 Prickly Pear yearbook - page 91. Various campus buildings can be seen in the background.

Photograph of T.S. Higginbotham, seen fiddling with his camera, taking the annual class picture in 1923. The graduates, wearing graduation caps and gowns, can be seen standing on the front steps of a brick building.

Album page with three photographs of Abilene Christian College baseball players. The first shows Flavil Colley holding a baseball bat in front of himself while on the field. The second and third photographs show two unidentified players at bat.

Photocopy of a scrapbook page of six panoramic views of photographs taken on the Abilene Christian College campus during the 1920s and 1930s. Five of the pictures are group photographs of graduating students and one (second from the top) is of three campus buildings.

Photograph of the “A” Club, showing seventeen men dressed in dark-colored “A” sweaters. Taken from the 1921 Prickly Pear yearbooks, page 112.

Scrapbook page of four Abilene Christian College buildings from a Byrd Ray Lewis scrapbook album. Upper-left, Administration Building; Upper-right, Daisy Hall; Lower-left, Mule Barn; and Lower-right, Zellner Hall. Each photograph is labeled on the cardboard frame in pencil.

Scrapbook page from a Byrd Ray Lewis scrapbook album. 1. Paul Witt and Thornton Arledge sitting on a wall next to the front steps of a building. 2. Byrd Ray Lewis at a picnic near Elm Creek gathering pecans. 3. Dean Speck leaning up against the wall on the steps in front of a building, resting his arm on the wall. 4. Dean Speck sitting on a barrel wearing overalls. 5. Two young ladies, one in a lighter colored dress and the other in a dark dress. 6. Thornton Arledge standing on the ground just off the sidewalk, wearing a hat and not looking at the camera. 7. Aldredge Mason (who later became Asst. Dir. at Pittsburg Glass) wearing nickers while holding his left wrist with his right hand. 8. An unidentified man standing in front of a building wearing a boater hat. 9. Lucile Walls Nelson in a different pose from the other side of this collection in photo #11. 10. Two different young ladies standing in the same spot as the young ladies in photo #5, however, the individual taking the photo has cast a shadow on both of them. 11. Ernest Legow standing in the doorway of …