Photograph of a man putting a mortarboard on a graduating student, circa 1970s, at North Texas State University. The man is smiling as he goes to put the mortarboard on the young woman's head. In the background of the photograph, the Administration Building is visible.

Photograph of a man putting a mortarboard on a graduating student, circa 1970s, at North Texas State University. The man is smiling as he goes to put the mortarboard on the young woman's head. In the background of the photograph, the Administration Building is visible.

Photograph of a Man putting a mortarboard on a graduating student, circa 1970s, at North Texas State University. The man is smiling as he goes to put the mortarboard on the young girls head. In the background of the photograph, the Administration Building is visible.

Photograph of a Man putting a mortarboard on a graduating student, circa 1970s, at North Texas State University. The man is smiling as he goes to put the mortarboard on the young girls head. In the background of the photograph, the Administration Building is visible.

Photograph of a young woman leaning up kissing the older gentleman's cheek, circa 1970s, at North Texas State University, (now UNT). The young woman is seen wearing a mortarboard cap.The older man smiles at the camera, his hands crossed. The Administration Building is visible in the background.

Photograph of a young woman in a mortarboard cap smiling at an older gentleman as he fixes it, circa 1970s, North Texas State University, (now UNT).

Photograph of a young woman in a mortarboard cap smiling at an older gentleman as he fixes it, circa 1970s, North Texas State University, (now UNT).

Photograph of a young woman leaning up and whispering into an older gentleman's ear, circa 1970s, at North Texas State University, (now UNT). The young woman is seen wearing a mortarboard cap.The older man smiles at the camera, his hands crossed. The Administration Building is visible in the background.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of damage done to the first floor Men's Lounge of the Administration Building (later the Hurley Administration Building) by a firebomb on April 18, 1970. The fire was discovered by Campus Patrolman Mike Amador moments after it was started by a "Molotov cocktail" thrown through the window. Patrolman Amador quickly put out the blaze, and called the Fire Department, preventing any further damage to the structure.

Photograph of Portrait of C. E. "Gene" Shuford, Chair of the Journalism Department, and Keith Shelton, faculty advisor for North Texas' student newspaper. Shuford holds an issue of The Campus Chat while Shelton holds a copy of The North Texas Daily. Handwritten comments on the back of the photograph note that the name of student newspaper changed from The Campus Chat to The North Texas Daily on January 22, 1970.

Photograph of the 1970-1971 North Texas State University men's basketball team, arranged in three rows in the gym. The bottom row players are, from left to right: Jim Struck, Tom Wolf, Mike Adams, Norman Williams, and Jerry Merck. The middle row players are: John Coleman, Frank Ramsey, Willie Gandy, Herb Larkins, Robert Bailey, and Larry Tucker. The top row players are: Ben Sayles, Ephriam McDaniel, Jim Abernathy, John Tucker, Danny Jones, and Al Shumate.