Monthly bulletin produced by North Texas State Teachers College providing information about schools and colleges on campus including their history, programs, and course offerings. This issue discusses the school's library.

Scrapbook created by Gustine Courson Weaver containing materials related to the life and history of Philip Nolan, for whom Nolan County, Texas was named. Nolan was an Irish immigrant to the Texas-Louisiana area and a prolific horse trader and freebooter during the period of Spanish rule in Texas before Texas became a republic. The scrapbook contains articles about Nolan, photographs and photo copies, correspondence created for obtaining research materials, as well as snippets about Weaver's own life.

Library interior c. 1940s, the reading room.

1947-1948 Forum Calendar for North Texas State Teachers College.

Program for North Texas State College's production of Tartuffe, or "The Impostor" by Moliere.

Playbill for North Texas State College's production of The Duchess of Malfi.

Playbill for North Texas State College's production of The Passion According to St. Matthew.

Program for North Texas State College's presentation of baritone John Charles Thomas.

Playbill for North Texas State College Players' production of Dear Ruth.

Program for Magic in Music at the North Texas State College Auditorium.

Program for North Texas State College's May Fete.

Photograph of three children posing with an adult dressed as Santa Claus. The young boy stands between the two girls and looks directly at the camera. The girl to his right is turned to the side and looks up at Santa. The other girl holds Santa's hand and holds a toy up to her mouth while looking at the camera.

Photograph of a dormitory building at the Cactus Ordnance Works in Cactus, Texas. The building has two stories and is light-colored. An automobile is parked outside of the building. The Cactus Ordnance Works was a 700-acre manufacturing site for ammonia nitrate.

Photograph of a group from the Emergency Export Corporation. The group stands in front of a building and smiles at the camera. The group consists of mostly women and a few men.

Photograph of actor Monte Hale posing with a horse at the Dogie Days event in Dumas, Texas. He holds the horse's reins and smiles at the camera. Monte is dressed in western attire. Other individuals can be seen standing in the background.

Portrait of Dr. Helen Hewitt wearing a black dress and a pearl necklace. She has light colored hair with a slight wave. Hewitt was appointed to the faculty at North Texas State Teachers College at Denton in 1942 and was one of the founders of the doctoral program in music.

Monthly bulletin produced by North Texas State Teachers College providing information about schools and colleges on campus including their history, programs, and course offerings. This issue discusses the expansion of the School of Business Administration.

Number 209 of the monthly bulletin produced by North Texas State College providing information about schools and colleges on campus including their history, programs, and course offerings. This issue discusses the School of Business Administration.

Number 188 of the monthly bulletin produced by North Texas State College providing information about schools and colleges on campus including their history, programs, and course offerings. This issue discusses the School of Business Administration.

Brochure outlining the College of Business' new Job Experience Plan to provide enrolled students with one year of full-time business experience before graduation.

Photograph of a group of 8 women: Lucy Powell, Polly Cummings, Miss Acheson, Ruth Peterson, Virginia French, Verne Lou Moore, Mary K. Barnett, and Nancy Roberts.

Number 167 of the monthly bulletin produced by North Texas State Teachers College providing information about schools and colleges on campus including their history, programs, and course offerings. This issue discusses the School of Business Administration.

Photograph of two girls and a boy sharing a seat on a Ferris wheel amusement ride. The operator stands nearby with one leg propped up on the ride and one elbow resting on his knee. A building for a Doge Plymouth automobile dealership can be seen in the background. A large number of automobiles are parked nearby.

Photograph of the main gate at the Cactus Ordnance Works in Cactus, Texas. Four men in police-like uniforms stand at the booth of the main gate and look at the camera. A large dog sits next to them. An automobile is stopped at the gate. The Cactus Ordnance Works was a 700-acre manufacturing site for ammonia nitrate.