Photograph of the front of McConnell Hall with cars parked in front.

Photograph of McConnell Hall, a three story brick building that was built in 1961. The front entrance can be seen in this image, as well as several cars parked out front.

Photograph of Linda Woods, a music major at North Texas State University. She holds up four mallets and poses by an instrument.

Photograph of Dr. Matthews with a group of people. He holds a braille copy of the World Book.

Photograph of Linda Woods, a music major at North Texas State University. She poses behind a musical instrument.

Photograph of Dr. Matthews and Mrs. Myrtle Hollander holding a braille copy of the World Book.

Photograph of women at the Matrix banquet, sponsored by TCOC (The Church of Corinth). The women are assembled into two rows in a U-shape and look up toward the camera.

Photograph of a man standing on a diving board at the outdoor swimming pool. The pool appears to be empty and the saying on the side of the pool reads "DANGER DIVING AREA." The outdoor pool was operational from the 1920s to 1986.

Photograph of women at the Matrix Banquet, which was sponsored by TCOC (The Church of Corinth). The women are assembled into two rows and look up toward the camera.

Photograph of women dressed in formal wear and standing shoulder to shoulder as they attend the Matrix banquet.

Photograph of Ralph Sewell and another man. They stand by an IBM machine.

Photograph from the Alumni Awards Luncheon, Saturday, April 27, 1974 at the Denton Country Club. Shown is Gilbert A. Gorman (North Texas State College, 1950), receiving an Outstanding Alumni Service Award, Mr. Gorman having been the organizer of the North Texas State University Houston Alumni Association. He is standing beside Gordon Russell Carpenter (North Texas State Teachers College 1940), president of the Alumni Association. At far left, standing at podium, is Murphy Martin (North Texas State Teachers College 1945-1948), anchorman at the WEAA tv station and Master of Ceremonies for the luncheon. Seated beside Mr. Martin to right is NTSU president C.C. Nolen, and to right of President Nolen is June Gregg Nolen.

Photograph of Lewis Abernathy, a North Texas alumnus, filmmaker, and producer. He wears a dark collared shirt and glasses. A woman's strand of hair has fallen in front of the camera and blocking the left side of the portrait.

Photograph of the Administration Building at North Texas State University. Snow covers the roof, as well as the lawn leading to the building's entrance. Several leafless trees can be seen in the foreground.

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 Lewis Abernathy, a North Texas alumnus, filmmaker, and producer. He wears a collared shirt, and he poses with his camera.

Photograph of filmmaker and producer Lewis Abernathy, an alumnus of North Texas State University. In the image Abernathy is looking through the lens of a Minolta XL-sound 84 video camera off frame wearing glasses and a button up shirt.

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 filmmaker and producer Lewis Abernathy, an alumnus of North Texas State University. In the image Abernathy, sitting profile to the camera, is looking through the lens of a Minolta XL-sound 84 video camera. He is wearing glasses and a button up shirt.

Photograph of filmmaker and producer Lewis Abernathy, an alumnus of North Texas State University. In the image Abernathy is making a face behind a clapperboard, being held by someone off frame, with his name written on it. Abernathy is wearing glasses and a button up shirt in front of a plain background.

Photograph from the Alumni Awards Luncheon, Saturday, April 27, 1974 at the Denton Country Club. Shown is Dr. Don Gillis (North Texas State University, 1943), receiving a Distinguished Alumnus Citation from North Texas State University president C.C. Nolen. At far left, seated, is Murphy Martin (North Texas State Teachers College 1945-1948), anchorman at the WEAA tv station and Master of Ceremonies for the luncheon. Seated to the right of the podium is June Gregg Nolen.

Photograph from the Alumni Awards Luncheon, Saturday, April 27, 1974 at the Denton Country Club. Shown (Standing, left) is Tom Harpool (North Texas State Teachers College 1939), receiving a Distinguished Alumnus Citation from North Texas State University president C.C. Nolen (Standing, right). At far left, seated, is Joyce Martin, wife of Murphy Martin, and to the right of her is Murphy Martin (North Texas State Teachers College 1945-1948), anchorman at the WEAA tv station and Master of Ceremonies for the luncheon.

Photograph from the Alumni Awards Luncheon, Saturday April 26, 1975 at the Denton Country Club. From left: Tom Harpool (North Texas State Teachers College 1939), President of the North Texas State University Alumni Association; Joe Greene (North Texas State University 1966-1969); Dr. Chester A. Newland (North Texas State College 1954); and Larry Jobe (North Texas State College 1961). At the luncheon, Greene, Newland, and Jobe were each awarded the Alumni Association Distinguished Alumni Citation. At the time this photograph was taken, former North Texas football player Greene was a left tackle for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and had just won AFC Champ, been part of the winning team in Superbowl IX, been in his 5th consecutive Pro Bowl, and had been named NFL Defensive Player of the Year for the second time. Dr. Newland, former director of the LBJ Library, was Executive Director of the Federal Executive Institute. Mr. Jobe had been Assistant for Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, and was a managing partner of Alexander Grand & Co.

Photograph from the Alumni Awards Luncheon, Saturday April 26, 1975 at the Denton Country Club. Dr. Jim Granberry (North Texas State College 1958), Master of Ceremonies for the luncheon, is standing at the podium addressing the attendees.