Photograph of Abilene Christian College's 1967 production of "The Unsinkable Molly Brown." Susan Mansur (Molly Brown) stands center stage with her right arm outstretched and Skip Latson (Johnny "Leadville" Brown) stands to her left.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1968 Homecoming musical, "Oklahoma!" A young girl in a white dress does a high dance kick in the middle of the full Oklahoma! cast.

Photograph from "Camelot," the 1965 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. Jackie Smith (Guenevere) sits on a bench while Dale Ward (King Arthur, left) stands and appears to be singing.

Photograph from "Camelot," the 1965 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The stage is set in the castle with Jackie Smith (Guenevere) sitting towards the center stage and Dale Ward (King Authur) standing on the left of the photograph.

Photograph from "Camelot," the 1965 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The stage is set in what appears to be a castle courtyard. Jackie Smith (Guenevere, left) sits on bench while Mark Springer (Lancelot, right) stands and appears to be playing a song for Jackie Smith.

Photograph from "Camelot," the 1965 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The stage is set in what appears to be a castle courtyard. Mark Springer (Lancelot, left) has his arms around Jackie Smith (Guenevere, right) as both look off stage.

Photograph from "Camelot," the 1965 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. The stage is set in what appears to be a castle courtyard. Mark Springer (Lancelot, right) sits on the bench with Jackie Smith (Guenevere, left). They are holding hands and smiling.

Photograph from "Camelot," the 1965 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. Jackie Smith (Guenevere) stands in the center foreground while groups of people standing and sitting around the stage watch her.

Photograph of Jerry Brown as Merlyn in "Camelot," the 1965 Abilene Christian College Homecoming musical. Jerry Brown stands in the spotlight with his arms extended.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1969 Homecoming musical, "West Side Story," act 2, scene 4. The Jets kneel down in a mock-praying position, singing, as an unidentified actor poses on the left and Billy Stanton (Action) stands on the right end of the group.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1969 Homecoming musical, "West Side Story," act 1, scene 1. Bondey Mays (Riff), the leader of the Jets, addresses his gang from atop a raised platform as they surround him and listen.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1968 Homecoming musical, "Oklahoma!" Keith King (Jud Fry) sits at a table and points a gun at Skip Latson (Curly) who stands on the other side of the table.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1968 Homecoming musical, "Oklahoma!" Keith King (Jud Fry) holds a knife up to Skip Latson (Curly) in front of the rest of the cast and ensemble.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1968 Homecoming musical, "Oklahoma!" Keith King (Jud Fry) holds a knife on a table, and Skip Latson (Curly) stands on the other side of the table with his hands on his hips.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1968 Homecoming musical, "Oklahoma!" Tyleen Gregson (Laurey) takes focus during her singing solo, surrounded by 12 female ensemble members.

Production photograph from Abilene Christian College's 1968 Homecoming musical, "Oklahoma!" Vickie Winner (Aunt Eller) stands center stage, holding a metal tube, addressing Bondey Mays (Will Parker) and a group of six cowboy ensemble members (unidentified).

Letter from Bret Hunter to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian Univerisity. In the letter, Hunter is congratulating Fulks on his production of "Oklahoma," the 1968 ACC Homecoming musical production.

Letter dated November 9, 1967 from Albert W. Jones, Colonel and Commander in the United States Air Force, to Don Morris, President of Abilene Christian College. In the letter, Jones thanks Morris for the tickets to "The Unsinkable Molly Brown" and congratulates him on a good production.

Letter from Emogene Emery from the Hardin-Simmons University Department of Speech and Theatre to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College dated November 14, 1968. In the letter, Emery is congratulating Fulks on his production of "Oklahoma," the 1968 ACC Homecoming musical production.

Letter from Emogene Emery, from the department of Speech and Theater at Hardin-Simmons University, to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College dated November 14, 1966. In the letter, Emery congratulates Fulks on his production of "Kiss Me, Kate," the 1966 ACC Homecoming production.

Letter from Ernest Sieblett to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College dated November 1, 1962. In the letter, Sieblett congratulates Fulks on his production of "Carousel," the 1962 Homecoming musical production. Sieblett is particularly fond of the set pieces.

Letter from Cooper High School Drama Director George Sorenson to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College dated November 10, 1964. In the letter, Sorenson is congratulating Fulks on his production of "My Fair Lady," the 1964 Homecoming musical production.

Letter from Cooper High School Drama Director George Sorenson to Lewis Fulks at Abilene Christian College. In the letter Sorenson congratulates Fulks on his production of "Kiss Me, Kate," the 1966 ACC Homecoming musical production.

Letter from Harry F. Thompson, Director of University Theatre at Hardin-Simmons University, to Dr. Rex Kyker complimenting Abilene Christian College on their production of the 1961 ACC Homecoming musical "The King and I." In the letter Thompson expresses his approval of the acting abilities of the actor who played the King and those who played minor roles in the play.