Allen Howe and unidentified woman stand together holding paperwork. The woman has a ribbon pinned to her, although the writing on it is not clear.

Eva B. Adams (fourth from left) and five others celebrate her accomplishment as the 29th Director of the U.S. Mint. Others identified in the photo include (left to right): 3. Jack Walsh, 5. Lil/Jill? Hicks, 6. Pat Foust? Adams was a native-born Nevadan and worked as a teacher and Dean at UNLV before getting a law degree and working in government.

Article published in Souvenir Program called "Salute to Nevada's Outstanding Women of the Century." Article is entitled "Honorable Eva B. Adams - Second Woman in History as U.S. Mint Director."

Eleven individuals sit and stand together, wearing badges that read "Class of 1932." Identified standing from left to right: "1. Unknown, 2. Adelene Bartlett, 3. Unknown, 4. Rex Garrett, 5. Lee Beatty, 6. Unknown, 7. Ted Homan, 8. Unknown. Identified seated from left to right: 1. George W., 2. Eva Adams, 3. Unknown." Inscription with photo reads: "Familiar faces"

Two women and one man stand together exchanging slips of paper that look like bookmarks. It would appear that the people are standing in a religious bookstore or a church gift shop, because the books behind the woman on the left are all about religion. Inscription with photo reads: "Mrs. Ronzone promoting."

Three individuals stand together while the woman in the middle holds an award plaque. It reads: "Presented to Gala/Cala L. Mercier for (illegible) service as President of North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce 1960-1961." The man on the right may be Justice John Mowbray. The name tags worn cannot be read.

Politicians sit together on a couch, likely during a political ralley before Lyndon B. Johnson became the Vice President. Identified from left to right: "1. Walter Baring, 2. Grant Sawyer, 3. Lyndon Johnson, 4. Alan Bible, 5. Howard Cannon, 6. Benny Goffstein(?)"