Subjects include KU Spencer Museum of Art, Alpa (?) tests, Achievement Place, and President Eisenhower's burial at Abilene, Kansas.

Subjects include birds at dam, kid and bike, long-haired barber, Genevieve Balyeat, baseball, Bill Bywater at Babcock Place, fireworks and bluegrass (entertainment, includes Miss Kansas), couple on bleachers, small business (boys with sign), Mrs. Darrell Browning and 4-H style show, boy's staters, and bowlers.

Subjects include Penny Crews, cows, cowgirls, cowboys, raccoon crawling from car, photograph contest entries, Model A cars, clown, clothing, old barns at Clinton Lake area, Clinton Lake dam, circus, Christmas scenes, cemetery near fire station, Pioneer cemetery, Reverend W. Robert Catton, Senator Frank Carlson, artist Wu I. Chen, "Chaney" wreck, Chevy-Stinson, and South Junior High cheerleaders.

Subjects include dog covered in tar, show dogs, unidentified dedication, demolition derby, Gus Dizerga, and Dillon's (grocery store) fire.

Subjects include Mary Gauthier with office education program, A. B. Ewing's house, Elks Lodge dedication, elephants, John Emick, and Carol Eller.

Subjects include Buckminster Fuller, #48 KU football, Fraser Hall destruction and exterior and interior, Friday the 13th and black cat, flood, high jump record Floyd Manning, fishing, bow and arrow fishing, First Presbyterian Church cornerstone removal, house fire, fireworks, firewood, fireman, Nadine Farrier, First National Bank, and images from unmarked envelope with unidentified dedication, army helicopters, Native American dancers, and stage.