Photograph of the exterior of McConnell Hall 4/26/1962. photo is taken at an oblique angle and two people are leaving the building.

Photograph of the facade of McConnell Hall, specifically framed around the door.

Photograph of the exterior of McConnell Hall taken at an angle.

Photograph of McConnell Hall, a three story brick building that was built in 1961. The front entrance can be seen in this image, as well as a tree on the front lawn.

Photograph of the front of McConnell Hall with cars parked in front.

Photograph of McConnell Hall, a three story brick building that was built in 1961. The front entrance can be seen in this image, as well as several cars parked out front.

Photograph of Linda Woods, a music major at North Texas State University. She holds up four mallets and poses by an instrument.

Photograph of Dr. Matthews with a group of people. He holds a braille copy of the World Book.

Photograph of Linda Woods, a music major at North Texas State University. She poses behind a musical instrument.

Photograph of Dr. Matthews and Mrs. Myrtle Hollander holding a braille copy of the World Book.

Photograph of women at the Matrix banquet, sponsored by TCOC (The Church of Corinth). The women are assembled into two rows in a U-shape and look up toward the camera.

Photograph of women at the Matrix Banquet, which was sponsored by TCOC (The Church of Corinth). The women are assembled into two rows and look up toward the camera.

Photograph of women dressed in formal wear and standing shoulder to shoulder as they attend the Matrix banquet.

Photograph of Josie Cantu posing next to a tree. She can be seen wearing a button-up shirt and a dark skirt. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.

Photograph of Josie Cantu posing next to a tree. She can be seen wearing a button-up shirt and a dark skirt. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.