Photograph of two men in suits, one on the left, Art Powell, standing behind an open car door with attached advertisement: "Golden Bear Mustangers" above an image of the head of a bear and below "Berkeley, Calif." Powell is holding one side of a football helmet inscribed "Golden Bear," while the other side of the helmet is held by the man on the right, who is possibly Ed Bartlett. Area behind Powell's head has been painted white to crop image for a head shot. Crop marks and notes in margin. Additional notes on front: "head shot only 1.5 inches," and on verso: "Powell 1.5 x 3 inches" followed by illegible text, and "Autos with story." Newspaper caption affixed to rear of photograph: "By Homer D. Fey Tribune Auto Editor Art Powell, who played professional football 11 years, including time with the Oakland Raiders, has joined the sales staff of Golden Bear Ford in Berkeley, according to Ed Bartlett, vice president of the dealership. Powell is well known in this area, having attended San Jose State College. He, his wife Betty, and two daughters, Terry and Tracey, now reside in Berkeley. Mar 13 1969 Art Powell Grid to showroom.