Photograph of Dr. Ted Colson. He was a professor of communication studies at the University of North Texas from 1956 to 1993. He received his BA from Drury College and his MA and PhD from the University of Oklahoma. He was the head of the Radio/Television/Film division during the 1960s and was instrumental in the development of KNTU, the campus radio station. He was awarded the Shelton Excellence in Teaching Award for the school year 1986-1987.

Photograph of Dr. Ted Colson. He was a professor of communication studies at the University of North Texas from 1956 to 1993. He received his BA from Drury College and his MA and PhD from the University of Oklahoma. He was the head of the Radio/Television/Film division during the 1960s and was instrumental in the development of KNTU, the campus radio station. He was awarded the Shelton Excellence in Teaching Award for the school year 1986-1987.

Photograph of Dr. Ted Colson. He was a professor of communication studies at the University of North Texas from 1956 to 1993. He received his BA from Drury College and his MA and PhD from the University of Oklahoma. He was the head of the Radio/Television/Film division during the 1960s and was instrumental in the development of KNTU, the campus radio station. He was awarded the Shelton Excellence in Teaching Award for the school year 1986-1987.

Photograph of Dr. Ted Colson. He was a professor of communication studies at the University of North Texas from 1956 to 1993. He received his BA from Drury College and his MA and PhD from the University of Oklahoma. He was the head of the Radio/Television/Film division during the 1960s and was instrumental in the development of KNTU, the campus radio station. He was awarded the Shelton Excellence in Teaching Award for the school year 1986-1987.

Photograph of Dr. Ted Colson. He was a professor of communication studies at the University of North Texas from 1956 to 1993. He received his BA from Drury College and his MA and PhD from the University of Oklahoma. He was the head of the Radio/Television/Film division during the 1960s and was instrumental in the development of KNTU, the campus radio station. He was awarded the Shelton Excellence in Teaching Award for the school year 1986-1987.

Photograph of Dr. Ted Colson. He was a professor of communication studies at the University of North Texas from 1956 to 1993. He received his BA from Drury College and his MA and PhD from the University of Oklahoma. He was the head of the Radio/Television/Film division during the 1960s and was instrumental in the development of KNTU, the campus radio station. He was awarded the Shelton Excellence in Teaching Award for the school year 1986-1987.

Portrait of Wayne Brown smiling at a baby raccoon. The raccoon is inside of a hat that Wayne is holding. Wayne is wearing a collared shirt and appears to have hair that has been styled with gel.

Portrait of Wayne Brown holding what appears to be a horse branding iron, with a stern look on his face. He is wearing a collared, long-sleeve shirt and a cowboy hat. In the background, a building and a tractor can be seen as well as another man wearing a cowboy hat.

Photograph of a man in a radio control room. He is sitting at the control desk, turning knobs on the machine in front of him. A microphone on a studio boom arm along with an open script is present in front of him. His desk is surrounded by various audio and radio equipment.

Photograph of Wayne Brown holding a firearm, with a stern look on his face. He is wearing a cowboy hat as well as a long-sleeve, collared shirt. He is standing with his back to the camera and looking slightly over his shoulder. Behind him is a prairie landscape with shrubs scattered amongst it and two small hills.

Photograph of a conceptual painting by Claudia Webb Betti, 1967.

Photograph of John Matt Howard (center) wearing a North Texas State University Eagles basketball jersey and standing around a group of wheelchair basketball players. The basketball players are attending the 1974 wheelchair tournament at NTSU.

Photograph of Wayne Brown taking a picture of another person in close proximity. He is wearing a hat, a white long-sleeved shirt, pants, ankle boots, and a bag around his waist. The unknown person is in traditional wear, including white loose-fitting pants, a white loose-fitting shirt, a hat, and is holding a basket. In the background, there is a mountain range, trees, and a horse. Behind Wayne, a row of buildings can be seen.

Photograph of Budd Kneisel and Bill Kelley on a makeshift climbing set in a studio. Studio lights are visible above them with a solid background and a shelf to the left of the men. Both men are standing with one foot stepping onto a box. Bill is wearing a dark jacket, pants, dark boots, socks on the outside of his pants, and has a hiking backpack on. Budd is looking off to the side and holding a hiking stick. Budd is wearing a light-colored shirt with tight-fitting shorts, suspenders, loafers, and long, dark-colored socks.

Photograph of Wayne Brown riding a donkey and facing the camera. Wayne is wearing a cowboy hat and a collared, long-sleeve shirt. There is a saddled horse behind him without a visible rider. Both animals have ropes tied around their neck region. In the background, a mountainous, desert-like terrain that contains scattered shrubs can be seen.

Photograph of Budd Kneisel and Bill Kelley on a makeshift climbing set in a studio, smiling for a photograph. Studio lights are visible above them with a solid background and a shelf to the left of them. Bill is wearing a dark jacket, pants, dark boots, socks on the outside of his pants, has a hiking backpack on, and is holding hiking tools. Budd is smiling directly at the camera and holding a hiking stick. He is wearing a light-colored shirt with tight-fitting shorts, suspenders, loafers, and long, dark-colored socks.

Photograph of Ward County Courthouse in Monahans, TX. The courthouse faces towards the right edge of the photo as a sidewalk separates the building's lawn from the paved road running from the left edge of the photo to the bottom right corner. A section of the sidewalk near the center of the photo curves outwards to accommodate a patch of yellow and brown shrubs, next to which is a small brown box with a red top labeled "US mail". Behind the shrubs it a stone block with and upward-slanting top and indistinguishable writing, positioned to the right and in front of a taller stone slab with writing placed within a shield shape on the slab's surface. Throughout the lawn of the courthouse are small brown bushes and green trees, planted at the edge of the sidewalk and the bottom of the courthouse's walls. The building itself is made of stone white blocks accented with gray stone blocks, constructed in a mostly cubic shape with two rectangular sections projecting outwards at the front of the building. The sides of the building connected to these projecting sections rise to a lower height than the main part of the building. The shorter sections …