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| The elders of San Miguel, El Salvador: Elder Sorenson, Lloyd Brimhall, Wes Smith, Elder Kerby, Evan Arthur, Elder Lambson. | |
| Renee Romero and family. I was Branch President, and Renee was about everything else. | |
| Wes "Cayuquito" Smith and friend. | |
| The mission basketball team, Los Mormones. They generated a lot of referrals for us when they came to town. From left to right: Howard Foremaster, Gene Farnsworth, Brent Leseberg, Allen Black, Robert Lees, Kay Brown, Gordon Hammer, and Tommy Hollingsworth. | |
| The Alfaro family and me. | |
| Downtown San Miguel. | |
| A typical residential street. | |
| The Cabrera family and me: Dalia, Jaime, me, Hermana Cabrera, Nancy, and an unknown child. | |
| Another photo of Jaime, Sister Cabrera and me. I believe Jaime was the "Mutual" all by himself. At least he ran the whole thing. | |
| Que Sorenson and Evan Arthur at La Union, a costal town near San Miguel. I know the spelling looks funny, but that's what is on the back of the photo. | |
| We took the train to Jutiapa, at that time a small village to the west of San Miguel, around the base of the volcano, to get birth certificates for investigators who had to get married before they could be baptized. | |
| Elders at San Miguel, dressed up for church (just kidding). Sorenson, Brimhall, Lambson, Evan Arthur, Wes Smith. | |
| Wes Smith relaxing, probably at La Union, El Salvador. We used to go down to the beach and play football. Sometimes we even "fell" into the water by accident. | |