Photograph of SAM Combs, Jr., Soil Conservationist State SCS Staff, Stillwater, Oklahoma.

Photograph of SCS Biologist Jerome Sykora (left) and State Conservationist William L. Vaught admire trophy received by Sykora for being names Water Conservationist of the year by the Oklahoma Wildlife Federation.

Photograph of a lake or water area (text too faded; unclear). OK-3886-7 and OK-3886-8.

Photograph of bid opening ceremonies for site 1, Deep Red Run-Coffin greek Watershed project. State Conservationist Hampton Burns reviews the work plan as interested parties look on. OK-4989-2.

Photograph of Glenda L. Adams, the Area Clerk and stenographer for the Personal Emergency Response System, Stillwater, Oklahoma. OK-2635-6.

Photograph of Frederick I. Wheeler, Head of Administration Services for the Personal Emergency Response System, Stillwater, Oklahoma. OK-2635-6.

Photograph of N. E. Rowley, Soil Conservationist, state Program Staff for the Personal Emergency Response System, Stillwater, Oklahoma. OK-2635-7.

Photograph of Leola M. Carleton, Travel Clerk for the Personal Emergency Response System, Stillwater, Oklahoma. OK-2635-10.

Photograph of S. L. Clifton, left, President, Stillwater Chapter of the SCSA {Soil Conservation Society of America], congratulates Jimmy Alton, Oklahoma State University senior majoring in agronomy, as the Soil Conservation Society’s 1966 Gildea Scholarship winner. OK-2635-2.

Photograph of Jimmy Alton, OSU senior majoring in agronomy, receives the congratulations of Dr. Wilford McMurphy, Chair, OSU Scholarship Committee, on receiving the Soil Conservation Society’s 1966 Gildea Scholarship Award. OK-2635-4.

Photograph of D. O. Keairns, Assistant State Conservationist and William T. Burtschi, State Conservation Engineer. OK-2635-9.

Photograph of Mr. Sam Combs, Jr. , Soil Conservationist State SCS Staff.

Photograph of Mr. Sam Combs, Jr. , Soil Conservationist State SCS Staff. Duplicate Photo.

Photograph of unknown man.

Photograph of unknown man.

Photograph of floodwater damage, vicinity of Stillwater. OK-478-1.

Photograph of an Armistice Day parade of 1934 in Stillwater, Oklahoma feature Soil Conservation Service. First [unclear] for the Civilian Conservation Corps personne.

Photograph of an Armistice Day** parade of 1934 in Stillwater, Oklahoma featuring Soil Conservation Service heavy farming equipment. **in the US, this became Veterans Day starting in 1954.

Photograph of an unknown man.

Photograph of “Strip cropping on the contour with cotton, corn, and alfalfa from left to right.”

Photograph of a tree roots holding soil in place even after all the surrounding soil has eroded away from the tree. This photograph was taken from the north side of Oklahoma Highway #53 1.1 miles west of junction with Oklahoma #40. The back of the photograph proclaims, "On north side of highway Oklahoma #53, 1.1 miles west of junction with Oklahoma #40. Shows how tree roots hold soil even after all the surrounding soil has been eroded away. The roots have acquired a bark-like texture."

Photograph of a tree roots holding soil in place even after all the surrounding soil has eroded away from the tree. This photograph was taken from the north side of Oklahoma Highway #53 1.1 miles west of junction with Oklahoma #40. The back of the photograph proclaims, "On north side of highway Oklahoma #53, 1.1 miles west of junction with Oklahoma #40. Showing how tree roots hold soil in place even after all the surrounding soil has been eroded away. The former base of the tree is now between five and six feet above the bottom of the gully."

Photograph of a field contour planted with Kaffir and cowpeas on Henry Hurst-State School Land. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Follow-up of Okla-6201. Field contour planted with alternate rows of Kafir [sic] and cowpeas."

Photograph of a field contour planted with Kaffir and cowpeas on Henry Hurst-State School Land. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Follow-up of Okla-6201. Field contour planted with alternate rows of Kafir [sic] and cowpeas."