In this photograph, taken March 6, 1975 by Bruce Dale, actor Robert Redford meets with President Gerald R. Ford and his daughter, Susan, in the Oval Office. Redford starred in popular films including "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" (1969), "The Sting" (1973), and "All the President's Men" (1976). Press secretary Ron Nessen joined the meeting, while chief official White House photographer David Hume Kennerly documented the event.

This photograph of President Gerald R. Ford was taken on March 6, 1975 by National Geographic photographer Bruce Dale. President Ford smokes a pipe while he works behind his desk in the Oval Office. Dale was invited into the Oval Office, capturing meetings President Ford had regarding aid to Cambodia and a visit from actor Robert Redford.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with date William Pifer and classmates from the Holton-Arms School at her senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a five-member group consisting of former students from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

This photograph of President Gerald R. Ford was taken on March 6, 1975 by Bruce Dale in the Oval Office. President Ford listens attentively in a meeting with, likely, Adm. John S. McCain, Jr. McCain was president of the Strategic Service Institute and from 1968-1973 commanded the United States armed forces in the Pacific. McCain's son, John McCain III, later served as a United States Senator for Arizona from 1987-2018, and was the Republican presidential nominee during the 2008 election.

Taken by Bruce Dale from an adjacent West Wing office space on March 6, 1975, this photograph presents a view into the Oval Office as it appeared during the administration of Gerald R. Ford. President Ford can be seen behind his desk in the Oval Office. During President Ford's administration, this space off of the Oval Office was referred to as the President's Study.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with date William Pifer and classmates from the Holton-Arms School at her senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a five-member group consisting of former students from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford celebrates her senior prom with date William Pifer and classmates from the Holton-Arms School. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Tablecloths and flower arrangements were assembled by prom committee members, while punch and hors d'oeuvres, including miniature quiche lorraine, pigs-in-a-blanket, swedish meatballs, and sweet and sour chicken, were prepared by White House staff members and served in the State Dining Room.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with date William Pifer and classmates from the Holton-Arms School at her senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a five-member group consisting of former students from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with classmates from the Holton-Arms School and their guests at their senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a five-member group consisting of former students from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford chats at a table with date William Pifer, classmates from the Holton-Arms School, and their dates during her senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Prom committee members made the tablecloths from sheets based on a suggestion by Susan inspired by decorations used at a White House luncheon for senators' spouses on May 5, 1975. Following the prom, the tablecloths were donated to the White House courtesy of Wamsutta. Floral arrangements were also prepared by members of the prom committee, and included yellow tulips, daisies, orange carnations, white sweet peas, mid-century lillies, and ming fern.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with date William Pifer and classmates from the Holton-Arms School at her senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a five-member group consisting of former Trinity College from Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with classmates from the Holton-Arms School and their guests at their senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a five-member group consisting of former students from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with date William Pifer and classmates from the Holton-Arms School at her senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a group consisting of former students from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford and her date William Pifer speak to the press in the Blue Room about Susan's senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Tablecloths and flower arrangements were assembled by prom committee members, while punch and hors d'oeuvres, including miniature quiche lorraine, pigs-in-a-blanket, swedish meatballs, and sweet and sour chicken, were prepared by White House staff and served in the State Dining Room.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford dances with classmates from the Holton-Arms School and their guests at their senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Students danced to music performed by The Outerspace Band, a five-member group consisting of former students from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut, and The Sandcastle, a seven-piece rock band based out of Richmond, Virginia.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford and her date William Pifer speak to the press in the Blue Room about Susan's senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Tablecloths and flower arrangements were assembled by prom committee members, while punch and hors d'oeuvres, including miniature quiche lorraine, pigs-in-a-blanket, swedish meatballs, and sweet and sour chicken, were prepared by White House staff and served in the State Dining Room.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford and her date William Pifer speak to the press in the Blue Room about Susan's senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Tablecloths and flower arrangements were assembled by prom committee members, while punch and hors d'oeuvres, including miniature quiche lorraine, pigs-in-a-blanket, swedish meatballs, and sweet and sour chicken, were prepared by White House staff and served in the State Dining Room.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford and her date William Pifer speak to the press in the Blue Room about Susan's senior prom. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Tablecloths and flower arrangements were assembled by prom committee members, while punch and hors d'oeuvres, including miniature quiche lorraine, pigs-in-a-blanket, swedish meatballs, and sweet and sour chicken, were prepared by White House staff and served in the State Dining Room.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford celebrates her senior prom with date William Pifer and classmates from the Holton-Arms School. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Tablecloths and flower arrangements were assembled by prom committee members, while punch and hors d'oeuvres, including miniature quiche lorraine, pigs-in-a-blanket, swedish meatballs, and sweet and sour chicken, were prepared by White House staff members and served in the State Dining Room.

In this photograph, taken May 31, 1975, first daughter Susan Ford enjoys a glass of punch while celebrating her senior prom with date William Pifer, classmates from the Holton-Arms School, and their dates. The prom for the 1975 graduating class of the Holton-Arms School of Bethesda, Maryland was held predominately in the East Room. It was the first prom held in the White House. Students covered the cost with funds they had raised since seventh grade. Punch and hors d'oeuvres, including miniature quiche lorraine, pigs-in-a-blanket, swedish meatballs, and sweet and sour chicken, were prepared by White House staff and served in the State Dining Room. The punch was made from tea, lemonade, white grape juice, club soda, and sugar.