Photograph of four track team members. The men on the right are brothers with the last name Rideout.

Photograph of four North Texas track team members. The Rideout brothers are pictured on the right.

Aerial photograph that shows the campus from Highland Street looking North, circa 1938.

Photograph of six male students standing in a semicircle in front of a house. Their hands are raised as they are throwing items on the ground. The back of the photograph reads "Spring means top time for boys of grammar-school age or college age."

Photograph of unidentified male and female students biting apple, 1938.

Photograph of the Rideout brothers running on the North Texas track.

Aerial photograph of the practice field and original football field at North Texas State Teachers College in 1938, seen from the southwest side of campus. Terrell Hall, shaped like an H, and Chilton Hall, far left, were under construction at the time.

Aerial photograph of the North Texas State Teachers College. The original football field is along Chestnut Streets. The swimming pool is just east of the field.

Photograph of the “Eagle Twins,” consisted to two sets of twins on the men’s track team. They are Elmer Brown, Delmer Brown, Wayne Rideout and Blaine Rideout, whom set a world record in the indoor mile and seven-eighths medley relay on February 5, 1938. Their accomplishment took place at the Millrose Games in Madison Square Garden, New York. Writing on the back of the photograph reads, "Track. Ridouts & Browns. 1938, "Eagle Twins."