[Envelope contains headshots of woman, likely Donna Balcombe but possibly Cheryl Walker (the envelope is labeled with both names). Additional piece of paper in envelope identifies Donna Balcombe as president of the American Legion Auxiliary, 230 Park Avenue, Escondido. Unknown if images were published in newspaper.]

[Envelope does not contain negatives. Envelope contains numbered list of presumably players for San Marcos High School's football team.]

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "I'm not sure if I'll be able to do a story or not. Lawless' third grade class has been studying Laura Ingalls Wilder and the old west. As a culmination of studies, they built a log cabin out of paper. Kids will be dressed in pioneer costumes and will make a breakfast of pancakes and venison." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper. Images were taken at Glen View Elementary School, Escondido.]

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "San Pasqual High School parents making decorations for San Pasqual's annual grad night, which is June 11." Unknown if images were published in newspaper.]

[Envelope contains images of tilework at unnamed city hall (presumable Escondido's). Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "Denten is stumping 50 percent of his avo trees cause of the high cost of water. This is for an anecdotal lead in to a story on the Ramona budget battles on whether or not to pass on rate hikes to water users. Need shot of Denten in front of his man sawing down a tree." Images are of Denten standing next to an avocado tree. Unknown if images were published in the newspaper.]

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "Community leaders will read to students in celebration of OG's reading program. Students accumulated 682,000 min. of reading." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper. Images taken at Orange Glen Elementary School, 2861 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido.]

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "Roman festival at this school. Plays, food, costumes six classes of sixth graders." Unknown if images were published in newspaper.]

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "A presentation of cultures from around the world -- United States, Mexico, Indians, Australian, Asian, Middle Eastern and African. Each grade level will preent [sic] a folk dance, art displays, projects and food samples from their chosen culture." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper. Images were taken at Juniper Elementary, Escondido.]

[Envelope photographer's assignment reads: "Hispanic blood drive in North County. Expected to have music, art, clowns, channel 19, and community leaders." Unknown if images were published in the newspaper. Blood drive took place at North County Donor Center, 1340 West Valley Parkway, Escondido.]