Photograph of Curtis Whetten and Denise Hatch in the Colonial Centennial Culture Night School program. Curtis Whetten is wearing a brown velvet charro suit with gold trim. Denise Hatch is wearing a sombrero with red trim, white and blue embroidered blouse, multicolored shawl as a belt, and green and red long skirt with beadwork. They are walking out on a wooden floor in front of a black curtain.

Photograph of Curtis Whetten and Tammy Ruvalcaba posing together during Colonial Centennial Culture Night School program. Curti is wearing a brown velvet charro suit with gold trim and is kneeling on his left knee, with Tammy sitting on his right knee. Tammy is wearing a sombrero with red trim, a white blouse with pink and green embroidery, a red and green long skirt with beadwork and has a multicolored shawl wrapped around her.

Photograph of the 1984-1985 fourth grade class at the Juarez Stake Academy in Colonia Juarez, Mexico, posing together on the steps in front of the entrance to La Primaria, the old elementary school. There are 21 children standing in three lines, along with the principal, George Tur (left) and their teacher, Myrna Salgado (right) standing with the back row. The students include Garret Hatch (front row, far left, wearing a green-and-white striped shirt), Denise Hatch (second row, center, wearing a pink and white shirt), and from center to right in the back row: Curtis Whetten (marked with a blue star), Joshua Hatch (wearing a red striped shirt), and Adrian Whetten (wearing a blue shirt and brown vest).

Photograph of Curtis Whetten (left) aged 7 and Shawn Whetten (right) aged 8, wearing costumes and seated in a decorative wooden bench in front of a black curtain at a Halloween Fair. Both of the boys are wearing large sombrero-style hats and bandanas over their faces. Curtis is wearing a striped sarape over his right shoulder and draped on his lap; Shawn Whetten is wearing a brown bandolier belt over his right shoulder and across his chest over an oversized black jacket.

Studio portrait of Curtis Whetten, age 5, visible from the chest up in front of a colored backdrop. He is wearing a red collared shirt with lighter-colored stripes on the sleeves.

Photograph of Curtis Whetten, as a child (around age 3 or 4), sitting on a brown horse named Josco. They are standing in a barren desert area and mountains are visible in the far background.

Photograph of six children standing outside the Wetten's house at a birthday party for Shawn. Curtis Whetten is standing at the front, wearing an oversized hat, jacket, pants, and boots; his mother LaVon is standing at the right helping him and the other children are standing behind.

Photograph of a group of boys watching while two men hold a calf on the ground; one man (kneeling behind) is holding the calf's left front leg and a second man (standing at left) is holding a metal rod against its mouth. Curtis Whetten is sitting on the ground at right and holding the calf's left hind leg stretched out. The boys who are watching are identified as: Pablo Quintana, Arturo Ordaz, and Luis Fimbres.

Photograph of three young boys, identified from left to right as Shawn Whetten, Curtis Whetten, and Randy Schmidt swimming in a concrete pool. A wire fence and portions of a yard are visible in the background behind them. Parts of sticker that look like a jean pocket are affixed to the bottom of the photo.

Photograph of baby Curtis Whetten wearing blue shorts and sitting in a stream at Rancho Alamito Mexico.

Photograph of Aunt Relva Whetten holding Baby Curtis Whetten, standing in front of a house. Curtis is wearing a brown cowboy hat, green overalls, and a red and white striped shirt.

Full-length photograph of Gerald and Carol Hatch posing together in front of a black curtain, in a gym or area with wooden flooring at Juarez Stake Academy. Gerald is seated in a wooden chair and is wearing a grey suit with a darker, patterned necktie. Carol Hatch is standing behind him, angled toward the left side of the image, wearing a long-sleeved, floor-length red plaid dress with ruffles around the collar, cuffs, and bodice.

Photograph of baby Curtis Whetten sitting in a silver washtub on a sidewalk outside, next to Shawn Whetten who is standing slightly behind and to the right of the tub. Part of a yard and a building are visible in the background.

Photograph taken around Halloween-time of Gerald and Carol Hatch, visible from the chest up, standing together in front of a beige curtain. Carol is wearing a beige blazer and Gerald is wearing a grey pinstripe suit.

Photograph of four generations of the Kirkham family seated in a livingroom, including two young boys. They are identified from left to right as Carol Hatch, holding Trent Hatch on her lap; Nan Kirkham seated in a wheelchair (Carol's grandmother); and Cleo Kirkham (Carol's Dad) kneeling on the floor and holding Travis Hatch just in front of him. A china cabinet is visible behind them, as well as other decorations at right.

Photograph of four generations of Grandma Grover's family, including three adult women and two young boys, seated in a living room. They are identified from left to right Blanche Grover Kirkham (Carol's Mom), holding Travis Hatch on her lap; Elnorah Grover, holding Trent Hatch on her lap; and Carol Hatch. They are seated in front of a curtain, and a television set on a stand is partially visible at right.

Photograph of Gerald and Carol Hatch on their wedding day, posing on the stairs outside a building, which is partially visible behind them. Carol is wearing a white dress and Gerald is wearing a dark colored suit and they are hugging one another. An unidentified person's face is visible at the left side of the image, walking in front of the camera.

Third-grade school photos of Toni Marie Jones in a white frame, including an individual portrait in an oval frame at left and a full class portrait in a rectangular frame at right. In the individual portrait, Jones is visible from the chest up, wearing a blue striped dress with a round lace collar and a large, matching bow in her hair. In the group portrait, there are 28 students and 3 teachers posing in four lines on steps in front of a red curtain; a boy in the front row is holding up an illustrated sign with the text 3 0/11.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones standing inside a cave with openings behind her and to her left side at the Cueva de la Olla site. The wall above her is covered with names and text that have been scratched into the stone.

Photograph of six women who were residents of South Hall Dorm at Arizona State College, posing in a line on the grass, facing toward the left. They are identified L-R: Lorna Fish, Barbara Barret, Anna Mabin, Glenna Pratt, Lucille Hansen, Vera Whetten.

Group portrait of nine women posing together in front of building with wood siding. Seven unidentified women standing in a line are dressed in long Spanish dresses including mantillas (traditional veils) and they are holding small bouquets; two are also holding open fans. Madelyn Hatch and Vera Pratt kneeling in front of them, wearing cowboy hats and western wear.

Photograph of Madelyn Hatch (left), Valentin Valenzuela, and Vera Pratt (right) on horseback. They are setting up before handing the flags to women leading the parade as flagbearers. Fences are visible behind them.

Photograph of new members positing together during part of their initiation into the sorority, wearing sheets for a week and green lipstick and green nail polish. Vera Pratt is sitting on top of the gate post. Five women are standing in front of the gate post are identified (L-R): Anna Maybin, Barbara Barret, Glenna Pratt, Lucile Turley, Ann Shumway.

Photograph of Vera Whetten Pratt wearing a white sheet and sitting on top of a gate post during initiation into a sorority at Arizona State College. Trees are visible behind her.