Photograph of Bernice Compere wearing a heavy coat and hat, holding a leather case. She is standing in snow in front of a brick building.

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.

Group photograph of the 1922 Abilene Christian College men's basketball team in uniform. Note on the back of the photograph identifies the men, from left to right: Brown, Reynolds, Curry, unknown, and unknown.

Photograph of Byrd Ray Lewis with a large shop apron on, standing on the porch of the Chemistry Building porch.

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).

Photograph of Elizabeth Baxter and J. Sullivan Gibson sitting on a large rock in front of a tree. She wears a black dress with pleats and a beaded waterfall design along the neckline. He wears a pinstripe three-piece suit with a pocket watch.

Photograph of a group of men, women and children on a horse-drawn wagon for a hayride. Copied from the Byrd Ray Lewis Collection.

Photograph of Byrd Ray Lewis and Jesse Mac Sewell standing with tennis rackets on the front steps of an Abilene Christian College building. Both men were on the Abilene Christian College tennis team in 1922.

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.

Photograph of the 1922 Abilene Christian College Wildcat basketball team. Seven young men in basketball uniforms stand in a row with the coach of the team in front sitting on a stool. Note on the back of the photograph reads, "Dad Nole's Basketball team: 1. Reynolds Cantrell. 2. Walter Adams. 3. Bryant Longacre. 4. Bruce Currie. 5. Leroy Williams. 6. Jeff Noles. 7. L. Adams."

Portrait of Alta Woods Carr, visible from the chest up, wearing a dark-colored dress with detailing along the bodice and collar. Handwritten notes on the front of the photograph read, "Lest ye forget, Alta '22" and "Alta Woods (Mrs. Marvin Carr)."

Portrait of Bernice Compere (Mrs. Ivan H. Hensley), visible from the chest up, wearing a dark-colored dress with an intricate lace collar that extends to her waist. A handwritten note in the lower-right corner reads, "'Dear Teacher,' 1922."

Half-body portrait of Iven Hensley, wearing a three-piece suit and a necktie with an "A" pin. Note on the front of the photograph reads, "Iven '22." There is a light orange card included in the sleeve that states, "Callie Faye Milliken, Iven H. Hensley. He and Bernice married in 1922. Byrd Ray Lewis was in the wedding."

Photograph of Jewell Eiland, visible from the shoulders up, wearing a fur coat and a lace blouse.

Portrait of Lois Kelly, visible from the chest up, wearing a dark-colored dress with eyelet details along the neck and sleeves. Handwritten note on the photograph reads, "Sincerely, Lois." From the T.P. Higginbothams, Baby Grand Studio, Abilene, Texas.

Photograph of the 1921 Abilene Christian College orchestra on a stage with their instruments. The fourth and fifth women from the left have been identified as Elizabeth Baxter and Miss Bernice Compere.

Photograph of Byrd Ray Lewis and Irma Jewel McDuffie standing next to a sign placed along the side of a dirt road, which is visible in the lower-left corner of the photograph. An electrical line and a field can be seen to the right in the background.

Photograph of Byrd Ray Lewis at a picnic, shown standing in a field with a fence in the background. He is wearing what appears to be a military uniform.

Photograph of Ernest Witt and a young woman sitting beside one another on a large rock retaining wall. He is holding a branch while she is fixing her hair.

Photograph of Don H. Morris and Will Scatt, standing outside with houses in the background. One of the men is straightening the other's tie, while they both laugh. Photograph is a gift of Mrs. Morris.

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

Three photograph of various individuals associated with Abilene Christian College on black construction paper. The photograph in the top left is of an unidentified young women wearing a dress and holding some books while she looks down toward the ground. The shadow of the person taking the photo is visible. The top right photo is of Dad Knowles who was the coach at the time. The bottom photo is of two women in matching polka dot dresses.

Five photographs of various individuals associated with Abilene Christian College. The top left photo is of Dean Speck in front of a brick building. The bottom left photo is of Walter Sikes and Ella Faye Wallace standing on the sidewalk with Daisy Hall in the background. The top photo, second from the left is of young Billy and a very young girl covering her eyes with her left hand. The third photo from the left on the top is of Mrs. Speck and young Billy. The top photo on the right is of the Home Economics Teacher of the time.

Portrait of A.B. Barrett, visible from the shoulders up, wearing a dark-colored suit with a satin tie. This photograph is most probably an Abilene Christian College faculty portrait.