Photograph of a football player and a football coach for North Texas State College (now the University of North Texas). They are standing next to each other on a football field with their hands on their hips. The player is wearing his protective gear.

Photograph of George Herring in his football uniform. In 1959, Herring was the captain of the football team at North Texas State College and the all-conference tackle for the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC).

Photograph of Terrill Hall's Homecoming Parade float passing in front of the Administration Building. The float was made by the residents of Terrill Hall, 1959.

Photograph of the Homecoming Parade float in 1959 with the slogan "BRAND A TEX-HEX ON WICHITA" visible on the front of the float. Onlookers gaze at the float as it proceeds down the parade route.

Photograph of Annetta Hatton, a member of the Industrial Arts Club, wearing a strapless gown and long gloves. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph note that it was an entry for a beauty contest for the Yucca.

Photograph of the exterior of the Business Administration Building's main entrance from the work site. Dirt and some rubble surrounds the entrance. A tree is growing in front of the building.

Photograph of North Texas State College cheerleaders hanging on to the UNT bell, 1959.

Photograph of Leon Breeden conducting the One O'Clock Lab Band during a practice. He stands with his back to the camera. The band members can be seen playing various instruments in a room.

Photograph of the North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band performing on stage in front of director Leon Breeden, who is conducting.

Photograph of Leon Breeden adjusting a microphone on a stage. He stands, turned to the side, and appears to be speaking into the microphone. He wears a plaid suit jacket, pants, and glasses. Two other microphones are located on either side of him.

Photograph of the One O'Clock Lab Band performing. One band member stands at the front of the group and appears to be conducting or singing. The backs of other band members can be seen as they play instruments. They are all dressed in formal attire.

Photograph of a man, last name Barton, standing in front of the Industrial Arts building. He wears a black suit and tie and holds a hat in his right hand. The wind blows the bottom of his jacket open. He stands angled toward the right of the photo, with his hands at his sides. He looks in the same direction through horn-rimmed glasses. To the left of the photo, some landscaping and a few tree branches are seen.

Photograph of North Texas basketball coach Charles Johnson. In this image Johnson is kneeling in the center of the double eagle logo, with a basketball, on the gym floor.

Photograph of faculty member, Leon Breeden, with another unknown faculty member on a stage. They stand near one another and are turned to the side. The unknown man is closest to the camera and Breeden can be seen behind him. They are both dressed in formal attire. A music stand can be seen on the stage in front of them.

Photograph of Leon Breeden directing the One O'Clock Lab Band. Breeden stands in front of a row of music stands that contain music notes. One band member can be seen playing the cello. Breeden was the chairman of Jazz Studies and director of the One O'Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas College of Music from 1959 to 1981.

Photograph of the North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band, performing on stage in front of a crowd in the auditorium. Leon Breeden, the director of the band from 1959-1981, is walking in front of the band and conducting.

Photograph of Leon Breeden directing the One O'Clock Lab Band. Breeden stands in front of a row of music stands that contain music notes. One band member can be seen playing the cello and another playing the trumpet. Breeden was the chairman of Jazz Studies and director of the One O'Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas College of Music from 1959 to 1981.

Photograph of Leon Breeden conducting the One O'Clock Lab Band. He stands in front of the group and appears to be speaking. The band members are seated behind music stands and some are playing various instruments. They appear to be rehearsing in a music practice room.

Photograph of the North Texas One O'Clock Lab Band arranged on ascending risers on the auditorium stage, and setting up their music in preparation to play.

Photograph of North Texas basketball coach Charles Johnson during a game. In this image, Coach Johnson is surrounded by basketball players and is talking to them.

Photograph of Leon Breeden directing the One O'Clock Lab Band. Breeden stands in front of a row of music stands that contain music notes. One band member can be seen playing the cello and another playing the trumpet. Breeden was the chairman of Jazz Studies and director of the One O'Clock Lab Band at the University of North Texas College of Music from 1959 to 1981.

Photograph of Leon Breeden conducting the One O'Clock Lab Band. He stands in front of the group and appears to be speaking. The band members are seated behind music stands and some are playing various instruments. They appear to be rehearsing in a music practice room.

Photograph of Leon Breeden adjusting a microphone on a stage. He stands, turned to the side, and appears to be speaking into the microphone. He wears a plaid suit jacket, pants, and glasses. Two other microphones are located on either side of him.

Photograph of faculty member, Leon Breeden, with another unknown faculty member on a stage. They stand near one another and are turned to the side. The unknown man is closest to the camera and Breeden can be seen behind him. They are both dressed in formal attire. A music stand can be seen on the stage in front of them.