Photograph of Alan Smollen pushing a dolley with three large boxes down an aisle of shelves with more of the boxes on them. He is in the Music Library portion of Willis Library. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Alan Smollen, senior, and student employee of Willis Library, is busy catagorizing the albums as they are unloaded into their new permanent home -- the shelves of the NTSU Music library. NTSU Today (1985?) Library".

Photograph of workers unloading items from a truck at the loading dock behind Willis Library. The items are being donated to the Ozier collection located in the Music Library. On the back is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Donation of Ozier Coll. © 1980s".

Portrait of Dr. Robert Toulouse seated in front of a blank wall, with his hands folded across his lap. He is wearing a light-colored suit with a polka-dot tie and is looking to his right. A palm leave is partially visible behind him, in the right side of the image.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse seated behind a table at his retirement reception between his wife, Virginia (left), and an unidentified man (right). Toulouse appears to be speaking to the man at his left. The table in front of them has a light-colored skirt and there are glasses, condiments, and a partially-full decanter on the tabletop.

Photograph of Virginia (left) and her husband, Dr. Robert Toulouse (right), seated behind a table at his retirement reception. Both of them are looking to their left and various glasses are visible on the tabletop in front of them.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse (right) seated next to his wife, Virginia (left), at his retirement reception. Dr. Toulouse is looking to his left and both of them appear to be laughing. The tabletop in front of them has various glasses, a decanter, and a centerpiece of flowers and candles.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse seated behind a table at his retirement reception. He is looking toward his left and appears to be laughing; people are partially visible to either side of him, on the edges of the image. On the table directly in front of Toulouse are salt and pepper shakers a partially-full decanter, and a centerpiece of candles and flowers.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse (right) seated next to his wife, Virginia (left), at his retirement reception. They are both looking to their left and the table in front of them contains glasses and condiments.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse (left) seated behind a table next to an unidentified man at his retirement reception. The table in front of them has a light-colored skirt and there are plates on the tabletop as well as a centerpiece near the right side made up of flowers and candles.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse holding a plant and speaking to two unidentified women who are facing each other at the left side of he image. Behind them, a couch and lamp are partially visible, as well as artwork hanging on the walls.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse standing in front of his office sign, which says, "206 Robert B. Toulouse, School of Graduate Studies."

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse with several unidentified people: a woman standing behind him and to his right, and a woman and man across from him. He is shaking hands with the woman in front of him. A couch and artwork are partially visible on the wall behind them.

Photograph of the North Texas Eagles player Mike Rhone (#13) avoiding a tackle while moving the ball down the field in 1985.

Photograph of the One O'Clock Lab Band and their director Neil Slater taken outside the Music Building in the fall of 1985. Ten band members, arranged in three rows, are sitting on the steps to the Music Building. Slater and the remaining ten band members stand in a horseshoe formation around the seated musicians. Slater is the second person standing on the left side of the picture.

Photograph of Dr. Robert Toulouse, visible from the chest up, seated with his hands crossed in his lap. He is wearing a light-colored suit jacket and a polka-dot necktie. He is sitting in front of a blank wall, and a palm leaf is partially visible on the right side of the image.

Photograph of the One O'Clock Lab Band posing with their instruments in Kenton Hall. Their director Neil Slater is standing on the right side in front of the risers.

Photograph of the One O'Clock Lab Band posing with their instruments in Kenton Hall. Director Neil Slater is standing in front of the risers with his hands clasped at his waist.

Photograph of the One O'Clock Lab Band posing with their instruments in Kenton Hall. Their director Neil Slater is standing in front of the risers with his hands clasped at his waist.

Photograph of a photograph of students and staff unloading boxes from a truck at the loading dock of Willis Library. They are using a ramp to reach the trailer. Attached to the print are two tags and on the back is a chart for information. The front two mark the customer as NTSU Today and details the pages and size changes that apply to it. One of the tags names the company doing the work "Clark Printing Company" from "Kansas City, MO". On the back is a title "Donations to Willis Library" and notes the publication and year.

Photograph of Mary Karen Clardy holding a flute. Mary Karen Clardy, Regents Professor of Flute at the University of North Texas, appears as soloist and chamber artist throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Britain, Europe, Asia and South America, with numerous performances for the National Flute Association and the British Flute Society. Her recordings include Sonatas and Sonatinas,after syrinx…, with October Trio, and The Solo Flute Past to Present, for the EPR label; a solo recital of American music for the BBC’s Radio 3; and orchestral recordings for the Pro Arts, Dorian, and Klavier labels. Renowned as a teacher, she regularly presents master classes at home and abroad, and her students are consistent winners of international and national competitions, holding prestigious orchestral and faculty positions throughout the world. An established author, Ms. Clardy’s award-winning publications from Alphonse Leduc, Schott, and Universal Edition are in multiple reprint. Ms. Clardy's personal website is http://www.mkclardy.com/.

Photograph of Mary Karen Clardy holding a flute. Mary Karen Clardy, Regents Professor of Flute at the University of North Texas, appears as soloist and chamber artist throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Britain, Europe, Asia and South America, with numerous performances for the National Flute Association and the British Flute Society. Her recordings include Sonatas and Sonatinas,after syrinx…, with October Trio, and The Solo Flute Past to Present, for the EPR label; a solo recital of American music for the BBC’s Radio 3; and orchestral recordings for the Pro Arts, Dorian, and Klavier labels. Renowned as a teacher, she regularly presents master classes at home and abroad, and her students are consistent winners of international and national competitions, holding prestigious orchestral and faculty positions throughout the world. An established author, Ms. Clardy’s award-winning publications from Alphonse Leduc, Schott, and Universal Edition are in multiple reprint. Ms. Clardy's personal website is http://www.mkclardy.com/.

Photograph of Mary Karen Clardy holding a flute. Mary Karen Clardy, Regents Professor of Flute at the University of North Texas, appears as soloist and chamber artist throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Britain, Europe, Asia and South America, with numerous performances for the National Flute Association and the British Flute Society. Her recordings include Sonatas and Sonatinas,after syrinx…, with October Trio, and The Solo Flute Past to Present, for the EPR label; a solo recital of American music for the BBC’s Radio 3; and orchestral recordings for the Pro Arts, Dorian, and Klavier labels. Renowned as a teacher, she regularly presents master classes at home and abroad, and her students are consistent winners of international and national competitions, holding prestigious orchestral and faculty positions throughout the world. An established author, Ms. Clardy’s award-winning publications from Alphonse Leduc, Schott, and Universal Edition are in multiple reprint. Ms. Clardy's personal website is http://www.mkclardy.com/.

Photograph of Mary Karen Clardy holding a flute. Mary Karen Clardy, Regents Professor of Flute at the University of North Texas, appears as soloist and chamber artist throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Britain, Europe, Asia and South America, with numerous performances for the National Flute Association and the British Flute Society. Her recordings include Sonatas and Sonatinas,after syrinx…, with October Trio, and The Solo Flute Past to Present, for the EPR label; a solo recital of American music for the BBC’s Radio 3; and orchestral recordings for the Pro Arts, Dorian, and Klavier labels. Renowned as a teacher, she regularly presents master classes at home and abroad, and her students are consistent winners of international and national competitions, holding prestigious orchestral and faculty positions throughout the world. An established author, Ms. Clardy’s award-winning publications from Alphonse Leduc, Schott, and Universal Edition are in multiple reprint. Ms. Clardy's personal website is http://www.mkclardy.com/.

Photograph of Mary Karen Clardy holding a flute. Mary Karen Clardy, Regents Professor of Flute at the University of North Texas, appears as soloist and chamber artist throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Britain, Europe, Asia and South America, with numerous performances for the National Flute Association and the British Flute Society. Her recordings include Sonatas and Sonatinas,after syrinx…, with October Trio, and The Solo Flute Past to Present, for the EPR label; a solo recital of American music for the BBC’s Radio 3; and orchestral recordings for the Pro Arts, Dorian, and Klavier labels. Renowned as a teacher, she regularly presents master classes at home and abroad, and her students are consistent winners of international and national competitions, holding prestigious orchestral and faculty positions throughout the world. An established author, Ms. Clardy’s award-winning publications from Alphonse Leduc, Schott, and Universal Edition are in multiple reprint. Ms. Clardy's personal website is http://www.mkclardy.com/.