Photograph of the 1960 North Texas Homecoming Queen candidates. Pictured are (L-R): Paula Rhodes, Sharlyn Smoot, Carolyn Cass, Carole Feland, and Laquita Noble.

Photograph of the 1960 North Texas Homecoming Queen candidates posing on a balcony. Pictured are (L-R): Paula Rhodes, Sharlyn Smoot, Carolyn Cass, Carole Feland, and Laquita Noble.

Photograph of the 1960 North Texas Homecoming Queen candidates. Pictured are (L-R): Paula Rhodes, Sharlyn Smoot, Carolyn Cass, Carole Feland, and Laquita Noble. Sharlyn Smoot was the North Texas Homecoming Queen in 1960.

Photograph of Angel Flight, the women's auxiliary to the Air Force ROTC, at Corp Night in 1960. The photo was taken at night, the AFROTC group is on the field with the marching band behind them.

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 Corps. Night for the Reserve Officer Training Corps. The photo is taken from a slightly aerial angle, and shows the Reserve Corps. marching in formation on the field of a football stadium.

Photograph of alumnus William Blankenship, an opera singer, dressed in a suit posing for a photograph with a chair.

Photograph of alumnus William Blankenship, an opera singer, dressed in a suit posing for a photograph with a chair.

Photograph of alumnus William Blankenship, an opera singer, dressed in a suit posing for a photograph with a chair.

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 three young girls holding a box open to put on a sock puppet show for their class. An instructor stands in front of the children, appraising their work. An empty chalkboard with a large bald eagle poster is visible behind the trio.

Photograph of a young boy presenting a collage of stamps to his teacher. He stands beside a table in the corner of a classroom next to two classmates. Posters decorate the wall beside him.

Photograph of the UNT business building while under construction.

Photograph of the UNT music building under construction.

Photograph of Crumley Hall construction. The majority of the construction for Crumley Hall is completed and can be seen in this photo. Along with this, one can see a construction worker working in front of the building. He is wearing a hat and fully clothed in clothes to work in. To the left of the photo, there is a sign that includes information on what construction is taking place. In front of the sign, there is a stack of metal pipes. The building was completed in 1961. Built as a dorm, it continues to be used as such. It is located on Highland Street (across the street from A.M. Willis Library and the Music Annex). Original cost: $1,066,290. The building was named after North Texas President J. J. Crumley (1893 - 1894).

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Photograph of Corps. Night with the Reserve Officer Training Corps. Young men in uniform sit, densely packed, in a portion of bleachers in the football stadium.

Photograph of Crumley Hall construction. As of October 1960, the foundation setting and framing are done for Crumley Hall and can be seen in this photo. The building was completed in 1961. Built as a dorm, it continues to be used as such. It is located on Highland Street (across the street from A.M. Willis Library and the Music Annex). Original cost: $1,066,290. The building was named after North Texas President J. J. Crumley (1893 - 1894).

Photograph of Crumley Hall construction. The foundation setting and framing are done for Crumley Hall and can be seen in this photo. Along with this, one can see a construction worker constructing the roof of the building. The building was completed in 1961. Built as a dorm, it continues to be used as such. It is located on Highland Street (across the street from A.M. Willis Library and the Music Annex). Original cost: $1,066,290. The building was named after North Texas President J. J. Crumley (1893 - 1894).

Photograph of Crumley Hall construction from a distance. The foundation setting and framing are done for Crumley Hall and can be seen in this photo. Along with this, one can see a crane, nine '50s-'60s styled cars parked on a road in front of the construction, and a large field. The building was completed in 1961. Built as a dorm, it continues to be used as such. It is located on Highland Street (across the street from A.M. Willis Library and the Music Annex). Original cost: $1,066,290. The building was named after North Texas President J. J. Crumley (1893 - 1894).

Photograph of Crumley Hall construction from a distance. The foundation setting and framing are done for Crumley Hall and can be seen in this photo. Along with this, one can see a crane, nine '50s-'60s styled cars parked on a road in front of the construction, and a large field. The building was completed in 1961. Built as a dorm, it continues to be used as such. It is located on Highland Street (across the street from A.M. Willis Library and the Music Annex). Original cost: $1,066,290. The building was named after North Texas President J. J. Crumley (1893 - 1894).

Photograph of Crumley Hall construction from a distance. The foundation setting and framing are done for Crumley Hall and can be seen in this photo. Along with this, one can see a crane, nine '50s-'60s styled cars parked on a road in front of the construction, and a large field. The building was completed in 1961. Built as a dorm, it continues to be used as such. It is located on Highland Street (across the street from A.M. Willis Library and the Music Annex). Original cost: $1,066,290. The building was named after North Texas President J. J. Crumley (1893 - 1894).