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Scrapbooks Audiovisual Materials Gerald R. Ford Scrapbooks: Audiovisual Material Box Folder Contents VOLUME 1A, 1928-1941, 1944 1 1 AV82-18-1 South High School Football Team, 1929 2 AV82-18-2 Yale J.V. Football Team, 1939, ND, Jerry Ford, head coach, Bill Renner, asst. coach, Jeremy DeAngelis- asst. coach (same as AV88- 20-172) AV82-18-3 Delta Kappa Epsilon, ND 3 AV82-18-4 Yale J.V. Football team, ca. 1932-1936., Jerry Ford, head coach. Team member, William M. Stiger: third row, second from left 4 AV82-18-5 GRF as a boy, ca. 1925 5 AV82-18-6 GRF and other boy scouts with Michigan Governor Fred Green on Mackinac Island, Michigan, 1929 6 AV82-18-7 South High School Football Team, 1929 7 AV82-18-8 GRF with Herman Everhardus, 1932 AV82-18-9 Delta Kappa Epsilon, ND 8 AV82-18-10 Delta Kappa Epsilon, ND 9 AV82-18-11 Grand Rapids All-City Football Team, 1930 10 AV82-18-12 South High School Football Team, City Champs, 1928 AV82-18-13 Unidentified man in knickers, ca. 1930 AV82-18-14 East-West Shrine Football Game 1/1/35 (newspaper photograph) 11 AV82-18-15 GRF standing outside an unidentified house, ND AV82-18-16 GRF and Joslin, Indian Relays, 1929 12 AV82-18-17 GRF (?) throwing the discus, ca. 1929 AV82-18-18 GRF with four trackmen from other high schools, 1930 AV82-18-19 GRF with 21 other men and women in front of a building (South High?), ND 13 AV82-18-20 Delta Kappa Epsilon members in front of their house AV82-18-21 GRF high school graduation portrait, 1931 14 AV82-18-22 GRF with a large group of scouts and scout leaders at Camp Showandassee, ca. 1928. 15 AV82-18-23 GRF with a group of other young people in front of the U. S. Capitol, 7/1/31 16 AV82-18-24 University of Michigan Football Team, composite, 1933 17 AV82-18-25 Delta Kappa Epsilon members in front of their house in winter, ND 18 AV82-18-26 Delta Kappa Epsilon members, composite, 1933 AV82-18-27 1935 East-West Shrine Football Game, 1/1/35 AV82-18-28 Delta Kappa Epsilon members, composite, 1935 19 AV82-18-29 GRF college graduation portrait, 1935 20 AV82-18-30 East Shrine Football Team, 1935 21 AV82-18-31 East Shrine Football Team with Joe E. Brown, 1935 22 AV82-18-32 Unidentified basketball team, 1941 AV82-18-33 Yale Football Coaching Staff, ND 23 AV82-18-34 GRF with a large group of naval officers in uniform, ca. 1943 AV82-18-35 GRF with a large group of naval officers out of uniform, ca. 1943 24 AV82-18-36 GRF and Lt. (j.g.) Robert W. Burnett, ca. 1945 25 AV82-18-37 GRF with five naval officers including Robert Burnett, ca. 1945 AV82-18-38 GRF with Robert Burnett and two other men, ca. 1945 - 1 - Gerald R. Ford Scrapbooks: Audiovisual Material Box Folder Contents 26 AV82-18-39 GRF marching with a group naval officers, ca. 1943 AV82-18-40 Volleyball game aboard the USS MONTEREY, ca. 1943 27 AV82-18-41 Basketball game aboard the USS MONTEREY, ca. 1943 AV82-18-42 Basketball game aboard the USS MONTEREY ca. 1943 28 AV82-18-43 Unidentified cottage, ND AV82-18-44 Unidentified cottage, ND AV82-18-45 GRF and an unidentified man in front of cottage, ND AV82-18-46 GRF and naval officers sitting beside a road, ca. 1943 AV82-18-47 GRF and an unidentified man lying in front of the cottage, ND AV82-18-48 GRF getting his shoes shined in front of the cottage, ND AV82-18-49 GRF refereeing a football game, ND AV82-18-50 GRF and other naval officers sitting beside a road, ca. 1943 AV82-18-51 GRF and other naval officers listening to an outdoor lecture, ca. 1943 AV82-18-52 GRF and other naval officers at a party, ca. 1943 AV82-18-53 GRF and two officers aboard the USS MONTEREY, ca. 1943 AV82-18-54 GRF and a naval officer at a party, ca. 1943 AV82-18-55 GRF and two officers on a Pacific island, ca. 1943 AV82-18-56 Naval officers in formation, ca. 1943 AV82-18-57 GRF and an unidentified woman near a fireplace, ca. 1943 AV82-18-58 GRF standing near an athletic field, ca. 1943 AV82-18-59 GRF and other officers sitting beneath a tree, ca. 1943 29 AV82-18-60 to 67 Wreckage of an American military plane, ND 30 AV82-18-68 Wreckage of an American military plane, ND AV82-18-69 to 80 Miscellaneous World War II aerial photographs, ND & AV82-18-2669 31 AV82-18-81 to 95 Miscellaneous World War II aerial photographs, ND 32 AV82-18-96 to 110 Miscellaneous World War II aerial photographs, ND 33 AV82-18-111 to 125 Miscellaneous World War II aerial photographs, ND 34 AV82-18-126 to 140 Miscellaneous World War II aerial photographs, ND 35 AV82-18-141 to 151 Miscellaneous World War II aerial photographs, ND 36 AV82-18-152 to 154 Basketball game aboard the USS MONTEREY, ca. 1943 37 AV82-18-155 to 158 Basketball game aboard the USS MONTEREY, 1943 AV82-18-159 GRF and other officers sitting under a tree, ca. 1943 AV82-18-160 Basketball game aboard the USS MONTEREY, 1943 38 AV82-18-161 Boxing match aboard the USS MONTEREY, 1943 AV82-18-162 Crew members swimming alongside the USS MONTEREY, 1943 AV82-18-163 Plane landing on the USS MONTEREY, 1944 39 AV82-18-164 Aerial photographs of Palau, 3/29/44 AV82-18-165 Aerial photographs of Palau, 3/29/44 AV82-18-166 to 167 Aerial photographs of an unidentified ship under, fire, 3/29/44 40 AV82-18-168 to 170 Aerial photographs of Palau under bomber attack, 3/29/44 AV82-18-171 Aerial photograph of Palau, 3/29/44 41 AV82-18-172 to 175 Aerial photographs of Palau, 3/30/44 42 AV82-18-176 to 179 Aerial photographs of Palau, 3/30/44 43 AV82-18-180 to 183 Aerial photographs of Palau, 3/30/44 44 AV82-18-184 Explosion off the bow of a carrier (USS MONTEREY?), ca. 1944 - 2 - Gerald R. Ford Scrapbooks: Audiovisual Material Box Folder Contents VOLUME 1B, 1934-1948 45 AV82-18-185 GRF with Joe E. Brown and four other men 1934 AV82-18-186 GRF with five other men, 1938 AV82-18-187 GRF with eight Yellowstone National Park Rangers, 1936 AV82-18-188 GRF in a football uniform, ca. 1928 AV82-18-189 Unidentified football player, ca. 1928 AV82-18-190 GRF in a football uniform, ca. 1929 46 AV82-18-191 USS MONTEREY, ca. 1944 47 AV82-18-192 GRF centering a football, ca. 1934 48 AV82-18-193 GRF turning in nominating petitions, 1948 49 AV82-18-194 GRF with 24 other men, some with painted faces and others wearing caps and smocks that read Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1948 AV82-18-195 GRF turning in nominating petitions, 1948 50 AV82-18-196 to 197 "Jerry Ford for Congress" Quonset hut, 1948 51 AV82-18-198 GRF and Jack Stiles during a radio broadcast, 1948 52 AV82-18-199 Ford Victory Party, 9/14/48 AV82-18-2 Ford Victory Party, 9/14/48 AV82-18-201 GRF with five men in the Quonset hut, 9/14/48 AV82-18-2647 GRF with four other men in the Quonset hut 9/14/48 53 AV82-18-202 Congressman-elect GRF and Mrs. Ford on the steps of, the U.S. Capitol 11/19/48 [Grand Rapids Press, Wirephoto Receiver-AP} VOLUME 2, 1948-1950 2 54 AV82-18-203 GRF on WFRS-FM, ND 55 AV82-18-204 GRF and Mrs. Ford with Sen. Vandenberg (MI), ND (unable to remove safely) 56 AV82-18-205 Veterans Dinner, ND AV82-18-206 GRF with Sen. Potter (MI) and three other men, ND (unable to remove safely) 57 AV82-18-207 GRF with local crew members of the USS FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT 5/14/49 58 AV82-18-208 GRF and Rep. Davis (WI) practice for the Congressional baseball game, 5/29/49 AV82-18-209 Members of the Republican baseball team, 5/31/49 59 AV82-18-210 GRF with the Rockwood High School principal, class advisor, and the senior class president and vice president, 5/49 60 AV82-18-211 GRF with Congressional baseball teammate Rep. Glenn Davis R- Wisconsin, 6/49 61 AV82-18-212 GRF with Congressional baseball teammate Rep. Glenn Davis R- Wisconsin, 6/49 62 AV82-18-213 Mrs. Ford at Herpolshiemers 7/20/49 (Robinson Studio) AV82-18-214 Mrs. Ford at Herpolshiemers 7/20/49 (Robinson Studio) 63 AV82-18-215 Mrs. Ford at Herpolshiemers' 7/20/49 (Robinson Studio) AV82-18-216 Mrs. Ford at Herpolshiemers’ with President Ford’s mother 7/20/49(Robinson Studio) - 3 - Gerald R. Ford Scrapbooks: Audiovisual Material Box Folder Contents 64 AV82-18-217 to 220 GRF at a Grand Rapids luncheon, 9/20/49 or 11/49 65 AV82-18-221 Rep Harold W. Velde (R-IL), GRF and others lined up to answer reporter’s questions presumably related to the Distinguished Service Awards given to the Ten Outstanding Young Men in the United States by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, Peoria, Illinois, 1/21/50 AV82-18-222 Rep Harold W. Velde (R-IL) speaks to a reporter’s microphone presumably at the Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service Award Dinner; GRF seated to their left, Peoria, Illinois, 1/21/1950 AV82-18-223 GRF with Red Schoendienst and Joe Garagiola, Peoria, Illinois 1/21/50 AV82-18-2674 GRF receiving the Distinguished Service Award as one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men in the United States from the Junior Chamber of Commerce (Jaycees), 1/21/50 66 AV82-18-224 Jaycee's Award Dinner, Peoria, Illinois, 1/21/50 AV82-18-225 GRF and John Tope, Chairman, Young Republicans National Federation, 1/50 67 AV82-18-226 GRF and an unidentified man with a model bulldozer, 1/50 68 AV82-18-227 GRF with an unidentified Lt.
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