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Swink featured in the Horned Frog yearbook in 1957, displaying his prolific statistics and accomplishments during his time playing college football at TCU.

Paul F. Boller, Jr., a man who found friendship with the enemy. He was loved by the TCU community, even after his retirement.

Captain Swink providing medical care, illustrating the support and care he offered as a medical officer in the Army.

The faces and names behind the making of the Spunk Comes Naked magazine

an article written in “All I said Was Spunk” discussed being Black in America and those who are oppressed

This is an advertisement for Fort Worth's Leonard's Shoes from the Skiff in 1943. The advertisement is an example of the contradicting ideologies about women during WWII. Leonard's tried to appeal to the feminine women, suggesting that beauty and…

“The Black Dictionary”, created by Gene Johnson. Defined slang used by those within the Black Community at TCU

This article from the Skiff discusses War Program Education at TCU in 1943. Wade and Jones specifically discuss the physical education and defense trainings that were offered at TCU during WWII.

The cover to Naked Came Spunk, which caused for Chancellor Moudy to call a meeting

The Service Flag was created by the Brushes Club in the Spring of 1917. Each star on the flag represented a TCU student or alumni serving abroad or in the United States.