Photograph of a woman with two girls and a doll. Caption: "Dolls adjust easiest of all to the time change for naps."

Caption: "Learning to attack a foe, K-9 cadet Sarg is run through his paces by Patrolman Marvin Dear." Image is of the back of a man wearing protective gear over his arm while a man wearing a police uniform and helmet holds the leash of a dog on a platform jumping towards the man wearing the protective covering.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Image is of a man wearing protective gear covering his arm lunging as a dog jumps for his arm.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Image is of a man walking next to a dog who is walking along an elevated wooden bridge. The man is wearing a police uniform and helmet and holding the leash of the German Sheppard dog.

Photograph is of two men, one in a police officer uniform, and the other in casual clothing with a large protective mitt on his arm. Between the two men is a German Shepherd dog on a leash held by the police officer charging at the man with the protective mitt on. This appears to be a training exercise.

Photograph is of two men and a dog in a training session for a police assistant dog. One mman, the police officer, is running after the dog towards a man near a car in a field with a training bite mitt on this arm.

Photograph of a baton twirler performing a routine at a Booker T. Washington High School football game. Members of a marching band can be seen on the field behind her.

Photograph of bison grazing north of Grama Lake, Wichita Mts. Wildlife Refuge. OK-3210-4.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant and musician Jesse Lopez on Dateline.

Photograph of four small children sitting on the ground in the shade of posters and signs held up by a crowd of Governor George Wallace's supporters. Signs read "VOTE WALLACE '68."

Photograph of four small children sitting on the ground in the shade of posters and signs held up by a crowd of Governor George Wallace's supporters. Signs read "VOTE WALLACE '68."

Photograph of a large section of Governor George Wallace supporters, standing at the rope and holding signs to show their support for him. A line of female supporters can be seen at the front of the line. Signs read. "STAND UP FOR AMERICA WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT" and "TEXAS IS WALLACE COUNTRY."

Photograph of firemen trying to put out a house fire on 2216 Burnett.

Photograph of Wichita Falls Fire Department fighting a house fire on 2216 Burnett. One fireman is standing on a ladder with a water hose, and another fireman is walking along the front of the house. A W.F.F.D. fire engine sits in front of the house. The house is covered in vegetation.

Photograph of firemen gathering equipment from Wichita Falls Fire Department fire engine to help the others fighting a house fire on 2216 Barnett. The two firefighters at the front of the house are spraying the house with a hose.

Photograph of Governor Wallace stands, speaking before a large crowd with the American Flag on the left side of the governor.

Photograph of Governor George C. Wallace on ground level greeting his supporters and signing small posters with his picture, with his bodyguards following closely.

Photograph of Governor George C. Wallace being interviewed by reporters. A plane can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a football game in progress between Henrietta and Archer City.

Photograph of the railway manager and two other people standing outside of the Kansas City Southern Railroad Depot in Port Arthur, Texas. Their names are (L to R): Dow Wynn, Mrs. W. F. Fredeman, and Bill White. A large sign on the front of the building reads, "K.C.S. Lines."

Photograph of a little girl holding a sign labelled "Wallace in '68", while a little boy is sitting on the ground beside her, in front the crowd of supporters for Governor Wallace.

Photograph of the back half of Governor Wallace at the podium, addressing a large crowd of supporters holding up their posters to show their support for Governor Wallace.

Photograph of the back of Governor Wallace speaking from a podium, before a very large crowd of his supporters. Some of his supporters appear to be applauding.

Photograph of an older middle-aged man with light-colored, receding hair and dark eyebrows, wearing a dark suit and tie. He is standing behind a small wood podium, set upon the surface of a long rectangular table with a light-colored tablecloth on it. To his left, four women of ages ranging from young to elderly, sit in chairs behind the table, angled right so they are looking at the man. On the table in front of the women, there are clear drinking glasses with liquid in them, salt and pepper shakers, saucers, cutlery, napkins, and small ashtrays. The group is in a room with a partially wall-papered, partially wood-paneled wall behind them, upon which two large, ornate, rectangular mirrors hang. There is a piece of paper attached to the back of the photo, which lists the names of those pictured from left to right as: Mrs. Pat Bailey, Mrs. Alfred Shepperd, Mrs. Nola White, Mrs. J. C. Davis, and John Ben Shepperd.