Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961. Adams is wearing a dress and posing behind wooden bleachers. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961. Adams is wearing a dress and posing behind wooden bleachers. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961. Adams is wearing a dress and seated on top of a wooden bleacher for posing for her portrait. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961 Adams is wearing a dress and posing behind wooden bleachers. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph taken during the Homecoming activities, November 6, 1965. The man on the far left is Jere Cox (B.A. 1953), in that year incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Student Association. At far right is James C. Matthews, President of North Texas State University. The man at center has not been identified.

Photograph taken during the Homecoming activities, November 6, 1965. The man on the far left is Jere Cox (B.A. 1953), in that year incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Student Association. At far right is James C. Matthews, President of North Texas State University. The man at center has not been identified.

Photograph of two women and one man, tentatively identified as members of the North Texas State University Ex-Students Association, taken at Homecoming, November 6, 1965. The photo may have been taken just before or after the Ex-Student Association Luncheon in the Crystal Room, Marquis Hall.

Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961. Adams is wearing a dress and posing behind wooden bleachers. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961. Adams is wearing a dress and seated on top of a wooden bleacher for posing for her portrait. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961. Adams is wearing a dress and posing behind wooden bleachers. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph tentatively identified as three incoming officers of the North Texas State University Ex-Student Association, during Homecoming, November 6, 1965. From left: Vice-President Bill Sheffield (B.S. 1941), President H.G. Wells (B.A. 1954), and Vice-President Norma (Knobel) Hunt (B.S. 1960). Photograph believed to have been taken at Marquis Hall.

Photograph of Gloria Adams, winner of Who’s Who Among Students in English, 1961. Adams is wearing a dress and posing behind wooden bleachers. Trees and grass are visible in the background. "Who's Who" was an honor to students who demonstrated collegiate leadership through the balance of both academic excellence and extracurricular involvement in their personal field.

Photograph taken during the Homecoming activities, November 6, 1965. The man on the far left is Jere Cox (B.A. 1953), in that year incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Student Association. At far right is James C. Matthews, President of North Texas State University. The man at center has not been identified.

Photograph of the North Texas State University Ex-Student Association luncheon held on November 6, 1965, as part of the homecoming festivities. Tentatively identified at the head table are (from left): unidentified; Jere L. Cox (B.A. 1953), incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Students Association; unidentified; unidentified; James C. Matthews, President of North Texas State University; H.G.Wells (B.A. 1954), incoming President of the Ex-Student Association; Norma Knobel Hunt (B.S. 1960), incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Student Association; William Sheffield (B.S. 1941), incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Student Association; Unidentified; Unidentified; Unidentified. The luncheon was held in the Crystal Room of Marquis Hall.

Photograph tentatively identified as three incoming officers of the North Texas State University Ex-Student Association, during Homecoming, November 6, 1965. From left: Vice-President William "Bill" Sheffield (B.S. 1941), President H.G. Wells (B.A. 1954), and Vice-President Norma (Knobel) Hunt (B.S. 1960). Photograph believed to have been taken at Marquis Hall.

Photograph of the head table at the North Texas State University Ex-Student Association luncheon held on November 6, 1965, as part of the homecoming festivities. Tentatively identified are (from left): unidentified; unidentified; James C. Matthews, President of North Texas State University; H.G.Wells (B.A. 1954), incoming President of the Ex-Student Association; Norma Knobel Hunt (B.S. 1960), incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Student Association; William Sheffield (B.S. 1941), incoming Vice-President of the Ex-Student Association; Unidentified; Unidentified; Unidentified. The luncheon was held in the Crystal Room of Marquis Hall.

Photograph of an unidentified conductor standing on a platform with his arms raised towards the musicians. The students can be seen holding books of music notes and face the camera. In the foreground there are multiple students holding their violins in a resting position, beside the are non-musicians with sheet music opened in their laps. Behind them are students holding onto their flutes and a whole choir ensemble stands in the background with their books open.

Photograph of Leon Breeden conducting the One O'Clock Lab Band in a large room. Breeden stands with his back to the camera as he directs the students. The students can be seen holding books of music notes and face the camera. Breeden was the chairman of Jazz Studies and director of the One O'Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas College of Music from 1959 to 1981.

Photograph of an unidentified conductor standing on a platform with his arms raised towards the musicians. The students can be seen holding books of music notes and face the camera. In the foreground there are multiple students holding their violins in a resting position, beside the are non-musicians with sheet music opened in their laps. Behind them are students holding onto their flutes and a whole choir ensemble stands in the background with their books open.

Photograph of Dr. George Morey conducting the One O'Clock Lab Band in a large room. Morey stands turned to the side as he directs the music students. The students can be seen holding books of music notes and face the camera. Breeden was the chairman of Jazz Studies and director of the One O'Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas College of Music from 1959 to 1981.

Photograph of Ed Biggerstaff, posing for the Who's Who in Education photographer. He has his leg propped up and his arms crossed over it. In his right hand is a tobacco pipe.

Photograph of Ed Biggerstaff posing for the Who's Who in Education photographer. Biggerstaff is seated in a chair and is leaning back. He is wearing a dark suit and tie and his hands are clasped.

Photograph of Ed Biggerstaff, posing for the Who's Who in Education photographer. His left leg is propped up and his left hand is on his hip. He is wearing a dark suit and tie and is holding a tobacco pipe in his right hand.

Photograph of Josie Gallardo Cantu at a desk. Cantu can be seen looking away from the camera, wearing a button-up shirt and dark skirt. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.