Black and white photograph of a broad patio at North Lake College. It is overlooking the lake on the campus. There are trees past the water. There is a brick wall with a rail at the edge of the patio.

Black and white photograph of house trailers which were used for classrooms taken from above. Students had classes in house trailers, waiting for completion of the Mountain View College facilities. Randy Hill Photo Service. Trailers were used for about two months according to Paul Benson, faculty at Mountain View. There are about five trailers in view. Students are mingling between trailers and the flag pole is in view.

Dramatic black and white photograph of the South side of Cedar Valley campus, main entrance to courtyard. Photograph taken while standing in the main entrance breezeway.

Color photograph of Brookhaven College. The windmill does not have the top on yet. The photo was taken from the South of the campus.

Black and white photographs shows two women playing piano. A mirror is on the wall of the classroom. There is a coffee cup on top of one of the pianos.

Photographs shows the first students enrolled for Eastfield College and Mountain View College. The Eastfield student is a young lady and the Mountain View student is a young man. They are holding respective college flags in their hands.

Photograph of a woman (identified as Becky Lindsay) speaking with Byron McClenny (the President of Eastfield College). The two are seated at a table in an office. A bookshelf and windows are visible in the background. Becky Topletz Lindsay was President of Not Psyched Out Club. Responsible for getting handicapped services at EF. Becky visits with Eastfield President Byron McClenney.

Black and white photograph shows the spacious lounge area at Mountain View College. It serves as the "living room" of the campus. The Dallas County Community College District feels much "accidental" learning occurs in such areas designed to intermingle students of various backgrounds.

Black and white photograph of newly completed Eastfield College shows a long line of students waiting to register. No landscaping is complete yet.

Black and white photograph shows five students walking in hallway. There are three women and two men in photograph. One male student has on a dark top. One female student has on a white blouse.

Mountain View College utilized trailers to serve students prior to the completion of the college. This photograph shows college employees and a student in the Admissions trailer.

Photograph of several college employees and students busy signing up for classes at Cedar Valley College.

Photograph of students in archery class. The students and instructor are sitting in a tent with bows in hand. Instructor is standing up. Tents were used as temporary classrooms until the final construction on Mountain View could be completed. There is a light bulb in the tent. A pole can be seen, as well as cars in the parking lot.

Photograph of two people performing surgery on an animal. Cedar Valley College offers veterinary classes.

Six performers on stage. One is holding a sign which says, "Yay". There is another sign on stage which says "Home Sweet Home".

Photograph showing Byron McClenney at podium. His back is to the camera. There is an American flag beside podium. The man in front row with beard is Raffaele Martini. The first man from right is James Hall. Sculpture is Solar Magnet No. 29 by Raffaele Martini.

Black and white photograph of the Irving Symphony performing at North Lake College. The director appears to be applauding a soloist.

Black and white photograph of a woman doing a dive into the swimming pool at Mountain View College. There is a crowd of people watching. The bathing suit has a light colored stripe down the side of the suit. The diving board is visible.

Black and white photograph shows students at study carrels in the library. The staircase is also visible. The library is also known as the Learning Resource Center.

Black and white photograph show Jan LeCroy standing and speaking at a podium. He has on a dark suit, white shirt and dark tie. He has a crewcut. Place is unknown. The two other seated gentlemen are unidentified.

Black and white photographs shows Jim Bennett and student in room C296 at Eastfield. The class was a Developmental Math class. The machine was an early example of technology in the classroom. It's function was to give students practice in basic multiplication facts. Since this was before hand held calculators were sold it was an interesting alternative drill and practice tool.

Black and white photograph of two faculty members and one student at Eastfield College registration. Man with glasses is history professor, Tim Hughes, the man without glasses is psychology Professor, Adolf [Streng]. Unidentified student. The professors are seated. The student is standing.

Black and white photograph shows line of students standing outside waiting to register. Probably waiting to get into the gym. Two women have their backs to the camera.

Black and white photograph of class being held in the Brazos Gallery of Richland College. The chairs are very unique. There is a panel of speakers in regular chairs. The students are sitting in the chairs which were part of the Gallery.