Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Portrait of Cora Martin, one of the founding members of the North Texas State University (NTSU) Center for Studies in Aging. It was established in 1967 as a collaboration between Martin, Hiram J. Friedsam and Herbert Shore with a grant from the Administration on Aging. The program aims to prepare students for service to older persons.

Photograph of Dr. William Brady, a member of the faculty in the Chemistry Department at North Texas State University, sitting for a portrait photo. He is wearing a checkered suit with a striped tie and a pair of glasses.

Photograph of Dr. William Brady, a member of the faculty in the Chemistry Department at North Texas State University, sitting for a portrait photo. He is wearing a checkered suit with a striped tie and a pair of glasses.

Photograph of Dr. William Brady, a member of the faculty in the Chemistry Department at North Texas State University, sitting for a portrait photo. He is wearing a checkered suit with a striped tie and a pair of glasses.

Photograph of Dr. William Brady, a member of the faculty in the Chemistry Department at North Texas State University, sitting for a portrait photo. He is wearing a checkered suit with a striped tie and a pair of glasses.

Photograph of Edward Coomes. He can be seen wearing a suit, white dress shirt, and a striped tie. Coomes was in the History Department at UNT.

Photograph of Edward Coomes. He can be seen wearing a suit, white dress shirt, and a striped tie. Coomes was in the History Department at UNT.

Photograph of Edward Coomes. He can be seen with his mouth open, wearing a suit, white dress shirt, and a striped tie. Coomes was in the History Department at UNT.

Photograph of Edward Coomes. He can be seen smiling, wearing a suit, white dress shirt, and a striped tie. Coomes was in the History Department at UNT.

Photograph of Edward Coomes. He can be seen smiling, wearing a suit, white dress shirt, and a striped tie. Coomes was in the History Department at UNT.

Photograph of Edward Coomes. He can be seen smiling, wearing a suit, white dress shirt, and a striped tie. Coomes was in the History Department at UNT.

Portrait of Alfred Hurley, 1982-10-15.

Portrait of Cora Martin, one of the founding members of the North Texas State University (NTSU) Center for Studies in Aging. It was established in 1967 as a collaboration between Martin, Hiram J. Friedsam and Herbert Shore with a grant from the Administration on Aging. The program aims to prepare students for service to older persons.