Photograph of the 1964-1965 North Texas State University men's basketball team, wearing their uniforms and sitting in rows on the bleachers. The front row players, from left to right, are: Chuck Fath, Ron Miller, Ken Pemberton, Billy Hughes, Eddie Davis, and Johnny Burks. On the middle row: Head Coach Charles Johnson, John Jones, David Burns, Carroll Carlisle, Doug Reedy, David Welch, and Manager Eric Hampleman. The top row players are: Terry Reiter, Willie Davis, Carl Miller, and Albert Jones.

Photograph of the 1964-1965 North Texas State University men's basketball team, wearing their uniforms and sitting in rows on the bleachers. The front row players, from left to right, are: Chuck Fath, Ron Miller, Ken Pemberton, Billy Hughes, Eddie Davis, and Johnny Burks. On the middle row: Head Coach Charles Johnson, John Jones, David Burns, Carroll Carlisle, Doug Reedy, David Welch, and Manager Eric Hampleman. The top row players are: Terry Reiter, Willie Davis, Carl Miller, and Albert Jones.

Photograph of the 1964-65 North Texas State University men's basketball team, sitting in rows on the bleachers. From left to right, the front row players are: Chuck Fath, Ron Miller, Ken Pemberton, Billy Hughs, Eddie Davis and Johnny Burks. The middle row players are: John Jones, David Burns, Carroll Carlisle, Doug Reedy, and David Welch. The top row players are: Terry Reiter, Willie Davis, Carl Miller, and Albert Jones.

Photograph of members of the 1964 - 1965 North Texas State University men's basketball team, sitting in uniform in three rows on the bleachers. From left to right, the bottom row of players are: Chuck Faith, Ron Miller, Ken Pemberton, Billy Hughes, Eddie Davis, and Johnny Burks. The middle row players are: John Jones, David Burns, Carroll Carlisle, Doug Reedy, and David Welch. The top row players are: Terry Reiter, Willie Davis, Carl Miller, and Albert Jones.

Photograph of the 1964-1965 North Texas State University men's basketball team, wearing their uniforms and sitting in rows on the bleachers. The front row players, from left to right, are: Chuck Fath, Ron Miller, Ken Pemberton, Billy Hughes, Eddie Davis, and Johnny Burks. On the middle row: John Jones, David Burns, Carroll Carlisle, Doug Reedy, David Welch, and Manager Eric Hampleman. The top row players are: Terry Reiter, Willie Davis, Carl Miller, and Albert Jones.

Photograph of the 1964 North Texas State University varsity basketball team, standing in the gym and dressed in suits with "NTSU" on the chest. From left to right, the players in the first row are: Dwight Lowery, Jack Plunkert, Billy Hughes, Bubba Bailey, Mike Long, Chuck Faith, and Coach Charles Johnson. The second row players, from left to right are: David Welch, David Burns, Fred Schulz, John Savage, Albert Jones, and Carl Miller.

Photograph of 1964 North Texas Homecoming Queen candidates posing in front of a railing. Pictured are (L-R): Cindy Beale, Dianne Moore, and Judy Perryman.

Photograph of the Administration Building and McConnell Memorial Tower. Looking from the north-west to the south-east, the view shows the main/front facade on the north side and the west end. The Administration Building was constructed in 1956, and in 2002 was renamed the Hurley Administration Building in honor of retiring Chancellor and former President of UNT Dr. Alfred F. Hurley. In this photograph, the clock tower, which was named the McConnell Memorial Tower in honor of W. Joseph McConnell, President of North Texas State Teachers College from 1934 to 1951, has a clock face on the north side only. The east, south, and west clock faces were not installed until May 1974. To the far left can be seen part of the Union building that was built after 1964, dating this image to between 1964 and 1974.

Photograph of the Administration Building and McConnell Memorial Tower as seen from the east, at night. The view shows part of the entrance to the Union Building that was made in 1964-1965. The Administration Building was constructed in 1956, and in 2002 was renamed the Hurley Administration Building in honor of retiring Chancellor and former President of UNT Dr. Alfred F. Hurley. In this photograph, the clock tower, which was named the McConnell Memorial Tower in honor of W. Joseph McConnell, President of North Texas State Teachers College from 1934 to 1951, has a clock face on the north side only. The east, south, and west clock faces were not installed until May 1974. Photo taken between 1964 and 1974, most likely in the late 1960s.

Photograph of the Administration Building and McConnell Memorial Tower. Looking from the north-west to the south-east, the view shows the main/front facade on the north side and the west end. The Administration Building was constructed in 1956, and in 2002 was renamed the Hurley Administration Building in honor of retiring Chancellor and former President of UNT Dr. Alfred F. Hurley. In this photograph, the clock tower, which was named the McConnell Memorial Tower in honor of W. Joseph McConnell, President of North Texas State Teachers College from 1934 to 1951, has a clock face on the north side only. The east, south, and west clock faces were not installed until May 1974. To the far left can be seen part of the Union building that was built about 1964, under construction.

Photograph of the Administration Building and McConnell Memorial Tower at night from the northwest. The Administration Building was constructed in 1956, and in 2002 was renamed the Hurley Administration Building in honor of retiring Chancellor and former President of UNT Dr. Alfred F. Hurley. In this photograph, the clock tower, which was named the McConnell Memorial Tower in honor of W. Joseph McConnell, President of North Texas State Teachers College from 1934 to 1951, has a clock face on the north side only. The east, south, and west clock faces were not installed until May 1974. To the left of the Administration Building can be seen a small piece of the Union Building, with the facade from 1964, dating this photo to between 1964 and 1974, most likely taken in the late-1960s.

Aerial photograph of North Texas State University viewed from the northeast, in 1964. Avenue A and Hickory Street intersect in the foreground.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, Albert Jones. Jones is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, Albert Jones. Jones is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, Albert Jones. Jones is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, Albert Jones. Jones is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, David Burns. Burns is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, David Burns. Burns is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, David Burns. Burns is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, David Burns. Burns is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, David Burns. Burns is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, David Burns. Burns is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, Dwight Lowery. Lowery is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.

Photograph of NTSU basketball player, Dwight Lowery. Lowery is seen jumping up from the basketball court to dunk the ball into the hoop when his photograph was taken.