Lee Trevino sharing tamales with his dog at NMSU golf course

Image number

UA03640002

Image classification

Buildings and Grounds - 0364 - Golf Course

Photographer

Diven, William P.

Date

1987

Decade

1980s

Description and notes

Lee Trevino sitting and sharing a meal with his Doberman at the university golf course. Honors student, 1987.

Historical context

''Golf became popular in Mesilla Park as early as the 1920s. As Swastika reports in 1926, Golf Looms Large As New Aggie Sport: As another sign post pointing to expansion, progress, development, and social betterment, plans have been started for a golf course in the "open spaces" back of Hadley Hall. Many students of late have become interested in this most fascinating sport, and next year it is hoped that golf will be listed among regular sports on campus with tournaments similar to those in basketball.'' Cited from the Swastika, Volume 20, 1926, http://contentdm.nmsu.edu/cdm/compoundobject/collection/Yearbooks/id/18003/rec/1

Subject (LCSH)

Ball games

New Mexico State University--Golf

College students

Dogs

Subject (local)

New Mexico State University. Golf Course

Digital publisher

New Mexico State University Library

Access rights

Public record. No restrictions on use. See New Mexico Inspection of Public Records Act, Chapter 14, Article 2, 8th Edition, 2015

Source

NMSU Library Archives and Special Collections Department

Type

Still Image

Format

image/jpeg

Size original

8x10 in

Medium (AAT)

black and white prints (photographs)

Genre (AAT)

photographs

Metadata cataloger

Glowacka-Musial, Monika

Martinez, Matthew

Ordering information

http://lib.nmsu.edu/archives/duplication.html