Photograph of Master's Hall, which was constructed in 1951. The brick building is three stories, and several cars are parked outside. In 1967, it became known as the Chemistry Building, and in 2009, it was integrated into the Life Sciences Complex.

Photograph of Master's Hall, which was constructed in 1951. The brick building is three stories. In 1967, it became known as the Chemistry Building, and in 2009, it was integrated into the Life Sciences Complex.

Photograph of President J. C. Matthews (1951-1968). He served the school when it was known as North Texas State College as well as North Texas State University. He sits at his desk in a white suit, looking to the left. A bookcase can be seen behind him.

Photograph of Master's Hall, which was constructed in 1951. The brick building is three stories, and cars are parked outside. In 1967, it became known as the Chemistry Building, and in 2009, it was integrated into the Life Sciences Complex.

Photograph of Master's Hall, which was constructed in 1951. The brick building is three stories, and several cars are parked outside. In 1967, it became known as the Chemistry Building, and in 2009, it was integrated into the Life Sciences Complex.

Photograph of Master's Hall, which was constructed in 1951. The brick building is three stories. In 1967, it became known as the Chemistry Building, and in 2009, it was integrated into the Life Sciences Complex.

Photograph of Master's Hall, which was constructed in 1951. The brick building is three stories, and several cars are parked outside. In 1967, it became known as the Chemistry Building, and in 2009, it was integrated into the Life Sciences Complex.

Photograph of Master's Hall, which was constructed in 1951. The brick building is three stories, and cars are parked outside. In 1967, it became known as the Chemistry Building, and in 2009, it was integrated into the Life Sciences Complex.

Photograph of the Quadrangle Building, a three story brick structure on the North Texas campus that was built in 1951. Snow blankets the ground outside.

Photograph of the Women's Gymnasium on the North Texas campus in Denton. The building has three sets of doors, and trees are planted around it. Built in 1951, the building remained the Women's Gym until 1991, when it became Stovall Hall.

Photograph of two male golfers. The men look at each other, and the man on the left holds a golf bag. Some small distortions can be seen on the image.

Photograph of the Women's Gymnasium on the North Texas campus in Denton. The building is made of brick, and has three sets of doors at the entrance. This building was built in 1951, and its name changed to Stovall Hall in 1991.

Four photographs depicting various scenes from the Country Store in Cumberland Gap, Tennessee.

Photograph of John Milligan shooting a slingshot. In the image Milligan is being backlight causing his body to be silhouetted while he stands in a shooting stance on top of a hill covered in snow and dead wildflowers. Narrative by Junebug Clark: This photo was made at the AnnualMichigan Slingshot vs. Bow and Arrow Rabbit Hunt. Slingshots always won and with Slingshot Milligan on hand victory was assured. John Milligan, a machinist in Detroit, Michigan who was also the “country’s greatest slingshot expert. “He won local fame by shooting the marks out of playing cards, hitting objects in mid air and bagging game in the field.” Joe took John national with his photos documenting his talent and accuracy. To assure accuracy, he has designed his own precision-built aluminum sling, called the Milligan Special. Additional photos and information can be found in the Clark Family Collection. Photos from this series appeared in eight national publications. Here you can find articles in “Life Magazine . February 3, 1961. Pages 80-83. And in a fifteen page pictorial in the book “Photojournalism” by Joe Clark, HBSS. Photo by: Joe Clark, HBSS. Clark PhotoFile: 6280-15

Photograph of Frank Cuellar Jr. in his U.S. Air Force uniform in front of a blank backdrop. Written on photograph: "To Grandmother and Grandfather With Love - Frank Jr. 3-25-51"

Photograph of a young Byrd Williams IV sitting on a couch with his sisters Carol and Pam. Byrd is sitting on the far left and is wearing a plaid shirt with shorts and has his feet up on the couch. Carol is wearing a striped shirt with shorts and moccasins and has her legs crossed at the knee. They are both holding action figures and Carol is looking over at Byrd. Pam is sitting on the far right and is wearing a dress with a patterned skirt. She is playing with an origami figure that she has sitting on the couch next to her. The couch they are sitting on is covered in a striped blanket and the wall behind them has nothing on it.

Photograph of Adelaida L. Cuellar in front of a blank backdrop. The photograph shows her head to part of her torso. She wears a dark-colored jacket and smiles while looking at the camera. Written on photograph: "Para mis queridos abuelitos con cariño de su nieta, Lala - 11/7/51". ( *Translation from Spanish: To my dearest grandparents with love from your granddaughter, Lala - 11/7/51.)

Photograph of Terrill Hall at North Texas State College, 1951. Named for the third President, Menter B. Terrill, this was the second dormitory for women built on campus, erected between 1938-1939.

Photograph of North Texas State College. This is an aerial view of the campus in 1951.

Photograph of Terrill Hall at North Texas State College, 1951. Named for the third President, Menter B. Terrill, this was the second dormitory for women built on campus, erected between 1938-1939.

Photograph of Oak Street Hall at North Texas State College. The east wing was the original part of the building, build in 1941-1942, as a two story, brick veneer apartment house erected by Mrs. W. J. McConnell. It was built to house one hundred women. A later addition increased the space and allowed another one hundred and twenty-five to be housed.

Photograph of Marquis Hall at North Texas State College in 1951. Marquis Hall was the first dormitory built on campus, designed to house one hundred-twelve women.

Photograph of Kendall Hall, a women's dormitory, at North Texas State College, 1951.

Photograph of the 1951 NCAA Champions were the UNT Golf Team. The members were: Joe Conrad, Bill Maxwell, Don January, and Buster Reed, 1951.