Photograph of twenty students standing on risers in front of Sears Department store during Christmas time, singing at Sunland Park Mall in El Paso, Texas. They are wearing white, collared, button-down shirts with gold sequined vests. They are identified (L-R): First row. Nora Barrios, Unknown, Toni Call, Unknown, Lily Velez; second row. Eric Hatch, Chelsea Whetten, Derick Jones, Scarlet Verdeja, Andrea Johnson; third row. Jesus Alvarez, Kadie Dalene, Vanessa Nielsen, Jessica Johnson; fourth row. Keith Hatch, Kevin Robinson, Justin Kreitel, Cree Dalene, Brett Farnsworth, Unknown.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones (right) and her second cousin, Jaclyn Jones (left), standing with their arms in the air in a "High V" position while cheering during a high school basketball game. They are wearing green cheerleading uniforms with silver and white trim and the word "Lobos" on the front. Men's basketball players can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the Hatch family standing outside the temple in Salt Lake City for Travis Hatch's wedding. They are wearing formal clothing and standing in a loose group, identified left-to-right as: (back) Garrett and Gerald, who is waving his right hand; (front) Berkley, Gregory and Randall, who are looking over their shoulders at their father, Quintin, and Carol, who has her left hand on Quentin's shoulder. They are standing on a brick walkway and portions of carved stonework are visible behind them.

Newspaper clipping about the opening of a Mormon Temple (Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple), which is the second in Mexico. The article describes the construction (March 1998-February 1999) and describes the interior as well as the opening event with photos of the building entrance and one of the temple's elders with the Governor of Chihuahua. Portions of other stories are on the backs of the article clippings.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones (left), her mother Christine, and her sister Jamie Lynn (right) standing with their arms around one another in front of the Colonia Juarez Latter-Day Saints Temple. The temple appears to be under construction and there is scaffolding along on wall and around a column near the center that has a statue at the top; several workers are in the scaffolding around the column. A number of unidentified people are visible behind the Joneses, around a pile of dirt.

Photograph of Tony Marie Jones wearing a black leotard with a long yellow skirt edged in black tulle, dancing with castanets in each hand during a recital. Another dancer is partially visible on the right side of photo wearing the same costume with a blue skirt. They are dancing on a wooden floor inside the school gymnasium in front of decorative set elements including a trellis and a column topped by flowers in an urn (at right) and a structure resembling a well (at left).

Photograph of students wearing western wear -- including jeans, bandanas around their necks, and cowboy hats -- dancing in lines during the Christmas program at Colonia Dublan. Toni Marie Jones is in the front, standing with her hands on her hips, and Jaime Armendariz is visible behind her to the right, with his hands on his belt buckle.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones posing in a dance costume in a room at the Colonia Dublan LDS Stake. She is wearing a black leotard and black floral-print skirt with red flowers that she is holding out in a fan shape. She is also wearing black dance shoes, large gold earrings, and a large red flower or bow at the right side of her head. A bulletin board and chalkboard are visible on the wall behind her.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones and five other girls performing on a stage at a dance recital. Toni Marie Jones is the first dancer in the line and is wearing a white dress with lace trim and a lace shawl around her shoulders. She has a black apron around her waste and her hair is braided on top with a red ribbon and she has white, cream, and red roses on the right side of her hair. The girls are holding out the the skirts of their dresses as they dance.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones playing the flute in the living room of the Jones family home. Toni is wearing a red long sleeved button-up sweater and a black floral skirt and has her hair in a pony tail with a red hair tie. A woman wearing a floral skirt is playing the brown grand piano at right. There are numerous photographs on shelving behind Toni and the walls in the living room, including two images of Jesus Christ on the wall.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones and an unidentified girl dancing with their right arms in the air and their left arms extended. Both girls are wearing gold dresses with black lace trim and black shawls draped around their necks. Toni Marie Jones is facing forward with her head turned to the left. She has her hair in a bun with a gold and black hair accessory.

Photograph of the Escuala Manuel fourth grade class during the 1996-1997 school year. There are fifteen students posing in three rows, with the front row kneeling on the grass, the middle row seated on chairs, and the back row standing; two teachers are standing on either end of the back row. In the front row, Johnny Gonzalez (second from left) is holding a sign that says "4A." Trees are visible in the background with orange and yellow leaves.

Photograph of girls dancing a traditional dance from Oaxaca, and they are holding the sides of the skirts out in a fan shape as they dance. The girls are wearing white dresses with a black apron and red-and-white floral headpieces and they are dancing on a wooden floor, in front of a dark-colored curtain. The girls include Toni Marie Jones (far left) and Evangelina Quezada (to her right).

Class photo of the Escuela Manuel third-grade class for the 1995-1996 year. There are 28 children posing in four lines on the steps in front of a stage where a red curtain is drawn closed behind them. Teachers are standing with them, on either end of the last row and the left end of the third row. A boy in the center of the front row is holding up a sign that has an illustration of a dog reading a book with the text 3 0/11.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones, visible from the chest up, wearing a blue-and-white striped dress with a white lace collar as well as a large white bow in her hair.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones posing with Tony LaRue Jones in front of a sunken baptismal font surrounded by tiles. Toni Marie is standing at left, barefoot and wearing a white dress with a white ribbon on the right side of her head. Tony LaRue is kneeling on his left knee and has his right arm around Toni Marie. Tony is wearing a white button down shirt with a geometric design tie and grey pants.

Photograph of Tonie Marie Jones with field day ribbons after the relay race. Tonie Marie Jones is wearing a white blouse, white shorts, and white tennis shoes. She has a red ribbon on the front of her blouse and is holding a baton. She is standing outside on a yard marked with athletic chalk in front of a line of adults and children.

Photograph of siblings Cassie (left), Tyson, and Toni Marie (right) standing on the lifted forks of a farm forklift in their backyard, driven by their father Tony LaRue (visible at right). The wall of the yard is visible in the center of the image.

Photograph of Curtis Whetten wearing green graduation regalia including a cap, gown, and gold cord, posing with his arm around his mother LaVon. They are posing in front of a large bush next to a white brick wall.

Photograph of Curtis Whetten speaking at a podium in his capacity as Student Body President of Juarez Stake Academy. The podium has a green banner draped across the front with white text spelling "JSA" above the school logo; in the background, party of a plant is visible at left, and a beige curtain at right.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones dressed in a Brownies uniform and tennis shoes, posing in front of a tree with her left foot raised and pressed against the trunk. The uniform includes a green short-sleeved blouse with a floral vest and brown shorts. The photograph was taken in Wendy Jones' front yard, Colonia Dublán, Chihuahua Mexico.

Photograph of the Escuela Manuel first grade class taken outside in front of two large trees. The children are arranged in three rows, with those in the front row seated on folding chairs and the others standing behind. At the ends of the back rows, are teachers Frances Memmott (left) and two unidentified teachers (right). In the first row, Cynthia Holguin is holding a sign that says "1A."

Photograph of students seated in the back of a red-and-white Chevy pickup truck representing the Student Council for Juarez Stake Academy. An unidentified person dressed as the Lobo mascot is standing in the back-left corner of the bed and the others are seated, including (left-to-right): Joshua Hatch, wearing a baseball uniform and holding a bat; Maribel Vizcaino and Lamoni Vizcaino, wearing cheerleader uniforms; Denise Hatch, wearing a green mortarboard cap and gown; and Ray Whetten, wearing a football uniform and helmet. A banner across the side of the truck says, "Unidos Para Progresar" and a smaller one on the back says, "Lobos." Buildings are partially visible behind them, with a clothesline strung across the yard.

Photograph of the Hatch family sitting together in the backyard on the grass. They are identified, left-to-right: back row, Travis, Carol and Gerald (parents), Garrett, and Trent; front row, Gregory Berkley Quintin, and Randall. Several trees are partially visible behind them.