The Esquire girl calendar from 1947, of The Varga Girl(s) by Peruvian-American painter Alberto Vargas. The calendar is missing months June, August, September, and November.

Newspaper clipping about the University of Nevada backing out of the Salad Bowl because they didn't want to face the "unknown" team of the North Texas Eagles, 1947.

Commencement invitation for the 1947 graduating class of North Texas State Teachers College. The invitation is printed in black ink on card stock paper and states: "The Faculty and the Graduating Class of the North Texas State Teachers College invite you to be present at the Commencement Exercises Sunday June first Nineteen hundred forty-seven at eight o'clock in the evening College Auditorium Denton, Texas."

Page from Esquire magazine featuring illustrations of women and descriptive text. On the first page, No. 36, a curly auburn-haired woman ankle-deep in a lily pond is startled by a jumping frog. On the facing page, a tall slender woman fixes her hat in front of a vanity table with a slightly open drawer. She is admiring herself wearing undergarments, a summer bonnet, and red heels.

Photograph of the first College of Business Dean Dr. O. J. Curry. He is standing in front of one of the campus buildings and is leaning against a sign that reads "Business Administration".

Photograph of Jack Holmes and Albert G. McDaniel in an office. One of the men, presumably Jack Holmes, sits at a desk and writes on a document. McDaniel stands next to him, smiling and holding a telephone up to his ear. Holmes and McDanield worked in the Commercial Department at WBAP.

Group portrait at the Kappa Theta Pi Sorority Ballerina Ball in 1947; Mary Lou Ray and Fred McCain pictured 5th and 6th from the right.

Film of the Debutantes ball of 1947-48, held at the Idlewild Club of Dallas. The footage features young women in ball gowns being escorted around the room by men in tuxedos and dancing, as well as a still photo of the 7 debutantes and their escorts Constance Owsley is featured 7th in line at 05:40.

Portrait of O.J. Curry sitting in a chair. Curry is looking directly at the camera with a serious look on his face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie underneath and wearing glasses. Behind him, there is a door to the left and a desk to the right. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry posing for a photo with a book in his hand. Curry is looking directly at the camera with a grin on his face. He is wearing a two-piece suit with a button-up and striped tie underneath and wearing glasses. In the photo, behind him, one can see a desk with bookcases filled with a variety of books and a chair right beside him. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry posing for a photo with a book in his hand. Curry is looking directly at the camera with a grin on his face. He is wearing a two-piece suit with a button-up and striped tie underneath and wearing glasses. In the photo, behind him, one can see a desk with bookcases filled with a variety of books and a chair right beside him. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry posing for a photo with a book in his hand. Curry is looking directly at the camera with a grin on his face. He is wearing a two-piece suit with a button-up and striped tie underneath and wearing glasses. In the photo, behind him, one can see a desk with bookcases filled with a variety of books and a chair right beside him. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry sitting at his desk in his office. Curry is looking directly at the camera with a wide grin on his face. He is wearing a two-piece suit with a button-up and striped tie underneath. In the photo, one can see papers scattered on his desk. Behind him, one can see a desk with books, a typewriter, and a telephone on top directly behind him and to the right, a tall cabinet. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry sitting at his desk in his office. Curry is looking directly at the camera with a wide grin on his face. He is wearing a two-piece suit with a button-up and striped tie underneath. In the photo, one can see papers scattered on his desk. Behind him, one can see a desk with books, a typewriter, and a telephone on top directly behind him and to the right, a tall cabinet. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry kneeling on his left leg in a courtyard. In the photo, he is looking directly at the camera with a smirk on his face and right arm resting on his right leg. Behind him are some trees and a building in the distance. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up shirt and tie with a unique pattern underneath and a pair of oxford dress shoes. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry kneeling on his left leg in a courtyard. In the photo, he is looking off toward the right direction with a scrunched look on his face and right arm resting on his right leg. Behind him are some trees and a building in the distance. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up shirt and tie with a unique pattern underneath and a pair of oxford dress shoes. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry leaning on Business Administration Building sign. Curry is facing towards the camera with a scrunched face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie with a unique pattern underneath. Behind him, is the Business Administration Building with a bystander walking out of the building. Built-in 1961, this structure has four floors, 330 rooms, and is 89,520 square feet. The structure was renamed Sage Hall when the Business Leadership Building was opened in the Fall of 2011. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry leaning on Business Administration Building sign. Curry is facing towards the right direction looking into the distance with a scrunched face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie with a unique pattern underneath. Behind him, is the Business Administration Building with a bystander walking towards the building. Built-in 1961, this structure has four floors, 330 rooms, and is 89,520 square feet. The structure was renamed Sage Hall when the Business Leadership Building was opened in the Fall of 2011. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry posing behind the Business Administration Building sign. Curry is facing towards the right direction looking into the distance with scrunched eyes and a big smile on his face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie with a unique pattern underneath. Behind him, is the Business Administration Building with bystanders standing near the building. Built-in 1961, this structure has four floors, 330 rooms, and is 89,520 square feet. The structure was renamed Sage Hall when the Business Leadership Building was opened in the Fall of 2011. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O. J. Curry leaning on the Business Administration Building sign. Curry is facing towards the camera with scrunched eyes and a big smile on his face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up shirt and tie with a unique pattern underneath. Behind him, is the Business Administration Building. Built-in 1961, this structure has four floors, 330 rooms, and is 89,520 square feet. The structure was renamed Sage Hall when the Business Leadership Building was opened in the Fall of 2011. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry standing outside Business Administration Building. Curry is facing towards the camera with a serious look on his face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie with a unique pattern underneath and wearing glasses. Behind him, is the Business Administration Building with a covered entrance that has three arches. Built-in 1961, this structure has 4 floors, 330 rooms, and is 89,520 square feet. The structure was renamed Sage Hall when the Business Leadership Building was opened in the Fall of 2011. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry standing outside Business Administration Building. Curry is facing towards the camera with a serious look on his face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie with a unique pattern underneath and wearing glasses. Behind him, is the Business Administration Building with a covered entrance that has three arches. Built-in 1961, this structure has four floors, 330 rooms, and is 89,520 square feet. The structure was renamed Sage Hall when the Business Leadership Building was opened in the Fall of 2011. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Photograph of O.J. Curry standing outside Business Administration Building. Curry is facing towards the camera with a serious look on his face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie with a unique pattern underneath and wearing glasses. Behind him, is the Business Administration Building with a covered entrance that has three arches. Built-in 1961, this structure has four floors, 330 rooms, and is 89,520 square feet. The structure was renamed Sage Hall when the Business Leadership Building was opened in the Fall of 2011. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.

Portrait of O.J. Curry. Curry is facing towards the camera with a slight grin on his face. He is dressed in a two-piece suit with a button-up and tie with a unique pattern underneath and wearing glasses. Curry was the dean of the College of Business at North Texas State University in 1969. In 1991, what was formerly known as the Historical Building was changed to O.J. Curry.