Photograph of a man, identified as Joe Lewis, standing in front of a room at the Boys and Girls Club in San Antonio, Texas, giving a slide presentation. He wears a dark blazer and khaki pants. A group of children and a woman in a blue top sit at plastic chairs and listen attentively. One of the girls present looks behind her back towards the camera. Mr. Lewis was an artist-in-residence at the San Antonio Museum of Art in 1994, and was invited to speak as part of the arts facet of the Chapter of the Links, Inc.

Photograph of a man, identified as Joe Lewis, standing in front of a room at the Boys and Girls Club in San Antonio, Texas, giving a slide presentation. He wears a dark blazer and khaki pants. A group of children and a woman in a blue top sit at plastic chairs and listen attentively. Mr. Lewis was an artist-in-residence at the San Antonio Museum of Art in 1994, and was invited to speak as part of the arts facet of the Chapter of the Links, Inc.

Photograph of a man, identified as Joe Lewis, standing in front of a room at the Boys and Girls Club in San Antonio, Texas, giving a slide presentation. He wears a dark blazer and khaki pants. A young girl sits near the projector with her head resting on the table. Mr. Lewis was an artist-in-residence at the San Antonio Museum of Art in 1994, and was invited to speak as part of the arts facet of the Chapter of the Links, Inc.

Photograph of men, women, and children sitting on plastic chairs in a school gymnasium. A woman stands near the back with a recording camera and tripod. In the back wall, balloons have been tied to a basketball court. Photograph was taken during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an annual event organized by the Links, Inc., organization providing merit-based scholarships to youths.

Photograph of members of the Boys and Girls Club outdoors during a field trip. A few of them have sat at a water fountain, at the center of which is a flying bird sculptural program. Additional members can be seen standing on the other end, near a cement bench. Most of them wear sweaters that have been printed with the Boys and Girls Club logo and text.

Photograph of a group of school-age children gathered together in a room. They wear sweaters that have been printed with the Boys and Girls Club of America logo and text. An older woman can be seen on the far left. She is facing away from the camera and looking toward the group.

Photograph of a group of children seated at a small table in the fast food restaurant Wendy's. Paper bags, condiments, and paper cups can be seen on their table. A boy on the far left is wearing a Boys and Girls Club sweater. Other patrons can be seen in the back, and past that, through a series of windows, parked cars and an unspecified commercial establishment.

Photograph of a group of school-age children, gathered together for a picture on the front steps of the Witte Memorial Museum. In particular, accompanying information states they were there for a Martin Luther King exhibition.

Photograph of young dancers performing in a gymnasium. They wear pink shirts and white shorts. Two are quite young and the third, standing slightly apart, appears to be leading them in a ballet position. Photograph was taken during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an annual event organized by the Links, Inc., organization providing merit-based scholarships to youths.

Photograph of members of the San Antonio Chapter of the Links, Inc. gathered for a group picture during Founder's day. They are standing outside in front of a chain link fence that runs the perimeter of a two-story brick construction. This building is presumably the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, where a worship service was held for Founder's Day. The women are dressed in formal attire. Deborah Crawford is on the far right wearing a red dress and black heels with arabesques.

Photograph of several women and a tall gentleman gathered together for a group picture during the Annual Salute to Youth Awards Program, a program founded by the Links, Inc., organization, which presents scholarships to outstanding youths in local communities. They are in a school gymnasium, and according to accompanying information, are members of the Eastside branch of the Boys and Girls Club of America.

Fact sheet regarding Project Lead: High Expectations. The document includes an abstract, purpose for the program, and handwritten notes.

Photograph of a group of school-age children, standing in a row inside the Witte Museum. They are dressed in casual attire and are directly in front of framed photographs of Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King. A large block of wall text has been placed on the far left that provides information on the civil rights movement of the 1960's.

Photograph of a group of children at the Witte Museum in San Antonio. They are gathered together inside the institution, directly in front of a wall where a framed portrait of Martin Luther King has been placed. They wear sweaters that have been printed with contour line drawings of children. Accompanying text reads, "Boys and Girls Club of San Antonio - Positive place for kids."

Photograph of a group gathered together in a gymnasium during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an annual event organized by the Links, Inc., organization providing merit-based scholarships to youths. The group consists mostly of children. Some are holding paper certificates and are joined by Links members and an unidentified man in a striped suit. They are standing still for a second photograph that is being taken off-camera.

Photograph of hula dancers performing in a gymnasium. They wear traditional hula dance attire, which includes wrapped skirts and flower headbands. Photograph was taken during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an annual event organized by the Links, Inc., organization providing merit-based scholarships to youths.

Photograph of hula dancers performing in a gymnasium. They wear traditional hula dance attire, which includes wrapped skirts and flower headbands. The dance troupe consists of mostly women, but a young boy can be seen sitting on the floor. Men can be seen in the back playing instruments. Photograph was taken during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an annual event organized by the Links, Inc., organization providing merit-based scholarships to youths.

Photograph of members of the San Antonio Chapter of the Links, Inc. gathered for a group picture during Founder's day. They are standing outside in front of a chain link fence that runs the perimeter of a two-story brick construction. This building is presumably the Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, where a worship service was held for Founder's Day. The women are dressed in formal attire. Joan Duncan, the then president of the organization, is standing on the far left in a brown belted dress and knit cardigan. Deborah Crawford is on the far right wearing a red dress. Photograph was taken in a slight candid fashion, it seems, as several members were distracted by Ms. Duncan, who looks to the right with a raised hand.

Photograph of Joan Duncan presenting an award during the Salute to Youth Awards Program, an annual event organized by the Links, Inc., organization providing merit-based scholarships to youths. Joan was the then president of the Links organization. She holds the paper award in hand as she shakes the recipient's hand. They stand in a school gymnasium, where white balloons have been placed on an amplifier and basketball court as decorations.

Photograph of a man, identified as Joe Lewis, standing in front of a room at the Boys and Girls Club in San Antonio, Texas, giving a slide presentation. He wears a dark blazer and khaki pants. A group of children and a woman in a blue top look on. Mr. Lewis was an artist-in-residence at the San Antonio Museum of Art in 1994, and was invited to speak as part of the arts facet of the Chapter of the Links, Inc.

Photograph of a man, identified as Joe Lewis, standing in front of a room at the Boys and Girls Club in San Antonio, Texas, giving a slide presentation. He wears a dark blazer and khaki pants. A young girl sits near the projector with her head resting on the table. Mr. Lewis was an artist-in-residence at the San Antonio Museum of Art in 1994, and was invited to speak as part of the arts facet of the Chapter of the Links, Inc.

Photograph of a man, identified as Joe Lewis, standing in front of a room at the Boys and Girls Club in San Antonio, Texas. He wears a dark blazer and khaki pants. Two young girls are seated in the front. Mr. Lewis was an artist-in-residence at the San Antonio Museum of Art in 1994, and was invited to speak as part of the arts facet of the Chapter of the Links, Inc.

Link to Link is the national newsletter for the The Links, Inc., issued by the organization's president. It contains letters from the president as well as information about the national assembly, regional conferences, financial statements (including pledged donations), the organizational charter and bylaws, officers and elections, service programs, and other activities of The Links, Inc. This particular issue also contains a strategic planning progress report, membership survey, and registration form for the national assembly.

Brochure describing the history of The Links, Inc. and the programming areas and services provided by the organization during 1994-1996. The theme for this biennium is "Linkages...Toward the Possible."