Photograph of the Angel Flight rehearsal before Corp Night in 1960. The group is standing on a football field posing for a picture.

Photograph of the members of Angel Flight, the women's Air Force ROTC . The women are posing on the staircase in the Administration Building and having their picutre taken. They are, left to right, La Quita Noble, Barbara Evans, Mary Bowers, Carole Feland, Gail Halliburton, and Lina Wicker.

Photograph of the dorm mother for Bruce Hall as she poses in a living room area next to a chair and a lamp on a table.

Photograph of the dorm mother for Bruce Hall as she wears a black dress and poses next to a piano in a large room.

Photograph of the UNT business building while under construction.

Photograph of the UNT music building under construction.

Photograph of a crowd gathered around David Clark as he is receiving his Olympic sweater. Clark, who finished third at the 1960 U.S. Olympic trials, became the first Texan to ever clear 15 feet, and reached a career-best of 15-feet 3-inches (4.65 meters) that year. He became the first North Texas student-athlete to compete in the Olympics. While at North Texas, Clark broke the program's pole vault record three times, and he was a two-time Missouri Valley Conference pole vault champion in 1959 and 1960. He was inducted into the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame in 1988. Clark is part of the 2015 Texas Track & Field Hall of Fame Induction Class.

Photograph of a crowd gathered around David Clark as he is receiving his Olympic sweater. Clark, who finished third at the 1960 U.S. Olympic trials, became the first Texan to ever clear 15 feet, and reached a career-best of 15-feet 3-inches (4.65 meters) that year. He became the first North Texas student-athlete to compete in the Olympics. While at North Texas, Clark broke the program's pole vault record three times, and he was a two-time Missouri Valley Conference pole vault champion in 1959 and 1960. He was inducted into the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame in 1988. Clark is part of the 2015 Texas Track & Field Hall of Fame Induction Class.

Photograph of a crowd gathered around David Clark as he is receiving his Olympic sweater. Clark, who finished third at the 1960 U.S. Olympic trials, became the first Texan to ever clear 15 feet, and reached a career-best of 15-feet 3-inches (4.65 meters) that year. He became the first North Texas student-athlete to compete in the Olympics. While at North Texas, Clark broke the program's pole vault record three times, and he was a two-time Missouri Valley Conference pole vault champion in 1959 and 1960. He was inducted into the North Texas Athletic Hall of Fame in 1988. Clark is part of the 2015 Texas Track & Field Hall of Fame Induction Class.

Photograph of the prepared dining room for a birthday celebration for President Matthews put on by the ROTC. The tables are well set, and the room is dimly lit by a chandelier.

Photograph of the dormitory mother of quads three and four as she sits down in a living room.

Photograph of John Burroughs, that is triple exposed. There are three images superimposed over one another. In the most detailed one Burroughs is standing in front of the water fountain, under the gazebo by the Science Building. The other two show a closer image of Burroughs, one of him wearing a hat and the other of him holding it.

Photograph of John Burroughs standing and holding a book in front of one of the campus buildings. The book is titled "North Texas State". He is wearing a suit and a pair of glasses.

Photograph of John Burroughs pointing to a framed picture of a cathedral, hung on the wall. Next to it is another picture. Burroughs is wearing a suit and glasses.

Photograph of John Burroughs sitting on a bench at the gazebo behind the Science Building. He is reading a book that is open in his lap and his jacket is resting on his arm.

Photograph of John Burroughs sitting on a bench at the gazebo behind the Science Building. He is reading a book that is open in his lap and his jacket is resting on his arm. He is also wearing a hat.

Photograph of John Burroughs standing and holding a book in front of one of the campus buildings. The book is titled "North Texas State". The image is a double exposure, revealing another photograph superimposed over this one. It is of two paintings on a wall.

Photograph of the North Texas State College Lab Band, performing at the state fair. In this image, a conductor stands in front of a raised platform where the band is arranged.

Photograph of the North Texas State Lab Band performing at the State Fair of Texas in October of 1960. This group is identified in a related photograph in a scrapbook by Leon Breeden as being the "2:00 O'Clock Band, Later the 1:00 O'Clock Band".

Photograph of the North Texas State Lab Band performing at the State Fair of Texas in October of 1960. This group is identified in a related photograph in a scrapbook by Leon Breeden as being the "2:00 O'Clock Band, Later the 1:00 O'Clock Band".

Photograph of the North Texas State Lab Band performing at the State Fair of Texas in October of 1960. This group is identified in a related photograph in a scrapbook by Leon Breeden as being the "2:00 O'Clock Band, Later the 1:00 O'Clock Band".

Photograph of the North Texas State Lab Band performing at the State Fair of Texas in October of 1960. This group is identified in a related photograph in a scrapbook by Leon Breeden as being the "2:00 O'Clock Band, Later the 1:00 O'Clock Band".

Photograph of the North Texas State Lab Band performing at the State Fair of Texas in October of 1960. This group is identified in a related photograph in a scrapbook by Leon Breeden as being the "2:00 O'Clock Band, Later the 1:00 O'Clock Band".

Photograph of the North Texas State Lab Band performing at the State Fair of Texas in October of 1960. This group is identified in a related photograph in a scrapbook by Leon Breeden as being the "2:00 O'Clock Band, Later the 1:00 O'Clock Band".