Group of ballet dancers rest on bleachers between rehearsals.
Katharine Sergava on stage dressed as Azuri in a production of Desert Song, with Moroccan arched backdrop and harem girls.
Dick Roth in tan and cream western styled shirt and tie, and his wife stand outside the Saddle and Sirloin Club. Behind them are band members with various instruments.
Table at a restaurant full of diners including Harriette Cookingham.
Man in suit and tie standing in front of an American flag identified as Doc Richardson, Director of Welfare.
Don and Harriet Davis both in western wear pose for photo in front of wooden shuttered windows at unknown location.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Oakes of Berkeley Michigan, both in formal clothes and nametags stand in garden.
Don Price and Mr. Schneider stand outside wearing nametags, suit and ties.
Donald Clark in top hat, long coat, and cane for ShowBoat.
Unidentified woman in yellow dress leaning against a blue grey suit and top hat wearing Donald Clark.
Dottie Hartenbower in black jacket and red glasses with her arm around Marilyn O'Neill who wears a yellow floral print dress.
View of Downtowner Motel on the west side of Central between 12th and 13th.
Mrs. Doyne Bailey wearing tan capelet sharing chair with son in office.
Dr. Dwyer and Mr. and Mrs. Thrasher sitting on patio furniture at the Cookingham's house.
Dr. Hugh L. Dwyer in suit and tie sitting behind a table in an unidentified wood paneled room.
Showboat cast in costume on stage preforming.
Two men identified as Dr. Stone and Dr. Emery E. Olson stand by unidentified white man. All men wear suits and are standing by wire fenced railing with body of water behind them.
Dr. Hugh L. Dwyer in shirt and tie sands next to his wife in blue blouse at unidentified park.
E.C. Winters and wife, Besse both in formal wear stand in front of a mural of a campfire scene in the loft of the Saddle and Sirloin Club.
Unidentified woman in blue and Earl MacVeigh in suit and tie sit at a table holding drinks.
Earle MacVeigh dressed as Mountie on stage with lines of others dressed as Mounties.
Earle MacVeigh in tuxedo stands in front of brick arch.
Ed Roach in blue jacket, shirt, and tie standing in front of unknown equipment in unidentified location.
Ed Bixby in western wear with wife Angie Bixby who wears a black dress stand in front of wood door covered with burnt brands.
Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Muras both in western wear stand in front of rock wall with red shuddered window and handmade sign reading "We Paint, We Powder, We Drink, We Cuss, You'll find no saddle sores on 'US.'"
