Photograph of the Zeta Tau Alpha Sign at night. The sign can be seen above the building's door.

Photograph of Dr. Gene Cho, Professor of Music Theory & Ethnomusicology. Professor Cho presented lectures, clinics and workshops in theory, conducting and composition in six countries outside the U.S. In addition, he taught a sequence of courses in music and culture of China and Japan and directed field study programs to Asia.

Photograph of the Alpha Delta Pi sign at night. The sign can be seen above the building's door.

Photograph of the Alpha Phi sign at night. The sign can be seen above the building's door as well as underneath a light.

Photograph of a large choir on stage. All of the choir members can be seen wearing identical robes. A stand can be seen in the center of the photo.

Photograph of seven choir members standing on bleachers. The four women can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear matching tuxedos. The choir can be seen looking at one woman in particular.

Photograph of the Kappa Alpha sign at night. The sign can be seen above the building's door.

Photograph of choir members standing on bleachers. The women can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear matching tuxedos. The choir can be seen looking at the camera, smiling.

Photograph of a woman singing in a choir. She can be seen holding a sheet of paper in her hands.

Photograph of a choir performing. The woman can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear matching tuxedos. The entire choir can be seen standing on bleachers, singing.

Photograph of the Chi Omega sign at night. The sign can be seen above the building's door.

Photograph of Donald Chipman. He can be seen wearing a suit jacket, dress shirt, and a tie. Donald Eugene Chipman began his work at the University of North Texas as an associate professor of history in 1965. He received the title of full professor in 1968. Dr. Chipman retired during the 2000-2001 school year. In 2003 King Juan Carlos I of Spain recognized his research in Spanish America and appointed him as a Knight of the Royal Order of Isabel the Catholic, the highest honor that can be accorded a non-Spaniard.

Photograph of a choir group shot. The woman in the photo can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear matching tuxedos. The choir can be seen smiling, looking forward.

Photograph of the Alpha Delta Pi sign at night. The sign can be seen above the building's door.

Photograph of a group shot of choir members. The women can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear matching tuxedos. The choir can be seen standing on bleachers.

Photograph of Donald Chipman. He can be seen wearing a suit jacket, dress shirt, and a tie. Donald Eugene Chipman began his work at the University of North Texas as an associate professor of history in 1965. He received the title of full professor in 1968. Dr. Chipman retired during the 2000-2001 school year. In 2003 King Juan Carlos I of Spain recognized his research in Spanish America and appointed him as a Knight of the Royal Order of Isabel the Catholic, the highest honor that can be accorded a non-Spaniard.

Photograph of the Delta Tau sign at night. The sign can be seen above the building's door.

Photograph of a large choir on stage. All of the choir members can be seen wearing identical robes. A stand can be seen in the center of the photo. The choir's conductor can be seen bow on the left-hand side of the stage.

Photograph of three choir members. Both of the women can be seen wearing dresses while the man wears a tuxedo. The three choir members can be seen looking at each other.

Photograph of two choir members. The woman can be seen wearing a dress while the man a tuxedo. Both can be seen looking directly at the camera.

Photograph of a choir performing. The woman can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear matching tuxedos. The entire choir can be seen standing on bleachers, singing.

Photograph of a ceramicist student applying glaze to a piece during a ceramics class. A large glob of glaze sits in the center of the bowl as the students pulls the paintbrush up as the wheel spins.

Photograph of the remains of an old house as it was being razed to make room for the construction of the Art Building. Two men are seen standing in the rubble of materials laid next to the remains of foundation of the house. In the background the Physics - Math building is visible, renamed the Physics Building in 1977.

Photograph of Vernon Martin, a Music Librarian at NTSU, and Cecil Adkins, a Music Faculty member at NTSU, looking at a 16th Century Missal that is a part of the library's music department. Both are lightly holding the corners of pages. There is sheet music and scales visible on two pages and on another is the drawing of a man surrounded by clouds and with light shining behind him. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Library - Music Dept. - Vernon Martin - Music Librarian Cecil Adkins - Music Faculty View 16th Century Missal 1970".