Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the coliseum exterior taken by Orrin Smith Kiker. Kiker joined the faculty of UNT in 1960 and retired to modified service in 1992. During that time he and his students earned many awards for excellence in photojournalism endeavors. The coliseum has been called one of the finest basketball facilities in college athletics. The University of North Texas Coliseum, or "The Super Pit," is home to the North Texas Men's and Women's basketball teams. Built in 1973, the Coliseum is designed for multipurpose use and has excellent viewing sight lines from any seat in the arena. The Coliseum has 9,797 upholstered permanent theater type seats plus forty-eight positions for wheelchairs.

Photograph of the entrance to A. M. Willis, Jr. Library at night on the NTSU campus. The entrance is made up of a window that goes up to the 3rd floor making students in chairs visible from the exterior. The lights from the interior of the library are reflected in the fountain in the Library Mall out front. On the back is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis, Jr. Library".

Photograph of the Library Mall and the A. M. Willis Library during December in 1973. On the lawn a bird is landing and students are walking closer to the entrance of the building and the bike racks. The back of the print has handwritten notes that read "Dec. '73", "4) general", "Shoot Twice", "8) graduate", "A. M. Willis, Jr. Library", and "Used - Graduate Physics (1974) General Catalog (1974-75) Graduate Catalog (1974-75)".

Photograph of the window at the back of the A. M. Willis Library that looks into the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors of the library. The photo was taken at night causing the interior of the library to be clearly visible. Inside students are visible around tables and in large chairs. There is a tree in the outside courtyard. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Photo #4" and "A. M. Willis, Jr. Library".

Photograph of the west-side exterior of A. M. Willis Jr. Library at night. The concrete courtyard outside has a view inside through a three-story tall window, through which students can be seen gathered in seats. The courtyard is lit by the light from the window as well as from overhead lights in the tree.

Photograph of an unidentified woman seated at a desk in an empty room. In the foreground chairs are seen arranged around a table with a vase of daisies in the center.

Photograph of crowd cheering at wrestling event held at Men's Gym, October 1973.

Photograph of Celeste Holm (far left) and Philip Bourneuf (far right) performing in "The Greatest Glory," a cooperative production between the Speech, Drama, and Music students and faculty at NTSU. The production ran from April 10-14, 1973.

Photograph of Celeste Holm (far left) and Philip Bourneuf (far right) performing in "The Greatest Glory," a cooperative production between the Speech, Drama, and Music students and faculty at NTSU. The production ran from April 10-14, 1973.

Photograph of a member of the football staff for North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas). He is sitting in front of a light-colored background for his portrait and looking away from the camera. He is wearing an NTSU polo shirt.

Photograph of a football player and a coach for North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas) on the football field. The player is squatting in position, and the coach is standing next to him, touching his arm. The two men are wearing their respective uniforms. Several other players are sitting on the ground behind them.

Photograph of coaches for the North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas) football team. They are sitting in the bleachers at the football stadium for their group picture. They are wearing their uniforms.

Photograph of coaches for the North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas) football team. They are sitting in the bleachers at the football stadium for their group picture. They are wearing their uniforms.