Quarterly literary journal of the North Texas State Teachers College including original short stories, essays, poetry, and other creative works submitted by students.

Quarterly literary journal of the North Texas State Teachers College including original short stories, essays, poetry, and other creative works submitted by students.

Quarterly literary journal of the North Texas State Teachers College including original short stories, essays, poetry, and other creative works submitted by students.

Quarterly literary journal of the North Texas State Teachers College including original short stories, essays, poetry, and other creative works submitted by students.

A page written by Pedro J. Gonzalez. A wide paragraph of text is printed above two short text columns, below which are two more wide paragraphs of text. A few handwritten words sit to the left of the topmost paragraph.

Photograph of two buildings at the Stiles Plant Farm. A large field full of dense vegetation stretches out before the two long buildings. The words "about 1926" are written at the top of the photograph.

Photograph of three boys, possibly the Williams brothers, at Trinity Park in Fort Worth. They are standing in three different spots, creating a triangular shape with their backs to the camera. Trees are present throughout the park and leaves cover the ground. A train bridge is visible in the background.

Photograph of John, Charles, and Byrd Williams, III, playing pirates, while their mother, Irene Biffle Williams watches from inside the house.

Photograph of the Williams brothers dressed up as pirates in a backyard. The boys are all wearing white bandannas with light-colored short sleeve shirt and they have facial hair painted on their faces. Charles and Byrd III are both holding toy weapons and John is holding binoculars. They are standing in front of a homemade tent that has a blanket lying on the ground underneath it. At the time this photograph was taken, Byrd III was thirteen, John was eleven, and Charles was six.

Report card documenting grades for Fred McCain during the Spring semester, 1948 including an A in P.E 530, an A in P. E. 480, an A in P. E. 515 and one B in Ed 551.

Pamphlet for the North Texas State Teachers College's annual commencement ceremony that was held on Tuesday morning, August 17th, 1926.

Photograph of John, Charles, and Byrd Williams III dressed up as pirates. John is standing on the left of the group and is wearing a bandanna with a white long sleeve button up shirt and a blanket draped over his shoulder. Charles is standing in the middle and is wearing a white bandanna with coveralls. Byrd III is dressed the same as John and he is leaning against a wooden pole with his arms crossed. The boys all have goatees drawn on their chins and John and Byrd have toy weapons tucked into their belts. They are standing in an empty lot and there are houses visible behind them.

Photograph of Byrd Williams III and his brothers dressed as pirates. Byrd is wearing a white button up shirt with shorts, a patterned bandanna, and tall boots. His brother John is dressed very similarly, but he has added a blanket that is draped over his shoulder. Charles is standing in between them and is wearing a white bandanna with a light colored jumpsuit. All of the boys have goatees drawn on their chins and John and Byrd have toy weapons tucked into their belts. They are standing in an empty lot and houses and fences are visible behind them.

Photograph of Charles Robert Williams sitting on a porch and smiling at the camera. He wears a long-sleeve shirt, tall socks, and boots.

Photograph of the Williams brothers dressed up as pirates in a backyard. The boys are all wearing white bandannas with light-colored short sleeve shirt and they have facial hair painted on their faces. Charles and Byrd III are both holding toy weapons and John is holding binoculars. They are standing in front of a homemade tent that has a blanket lying on the ground underneath it. At the time this photograph was taken, Byrd III was thirteen, John was eleven, and Charles was six.

Photograph of Byrd Williams Jr.'s son, Charles Williams. Charles is wearing a black shirt with a peter pan color and is sitting in a pile of hay. He has his hands balled up in front of his chest and is smiling at the camera. There is a fence behind him and houses are visible through the slats.

Photograph of Charles Robert Williams, sitting with his mother, Irene Biffle Williams, outside on a bench.

Photograph of Charles, John, and Byrd Williams III playing in a field. The boys are standing in a triangle shape in the middle of the field and are looking at each other. Byrd III is standing on the right with his back to the camera and is wearing a dark jacket with dark colored shorts, tights, and a cap. Charles is standing in the middle, facing the camera, and is wearing a long dark coat with a newsboy cap. He looks as though he is throwing an object. John is standing on the left and is wearing a white, long sleeve shirt with dark pants and a newsboy cap. The field that they are standing in is surrounded by trees and there is an elevated road in the background.

Photograph of John, Charles, and Byrd Williams, III, playing pirates, while their mother, Irene Biffle Williams watches from inside the house.

Photograph of a young Charles Williams posing for a picture in a backyard. Charles is wearing a light colored, short sleeve button up shirt with light colored pants that are cuffed. He is barefoot and has his hands in his pockets while he smiles at the camera. He is standing in front of a wooden fence and through the posts, houses are visible.

Photograph of a large audience seated in the auditorium of the Administration Building, ca. 1926. Seen from the stage, the people in the very front sit on folding chairs while the crowd fills the main floor and balcony area. Photograph is a photograph of a photograph. Constructed in 1923-24, the Administration Building was renamed the Auditorium Building in 1957 after the construction of what is now called the Hurley Administration Building.

Photograph of a football game between North Texas and Trinity, taken c. 1926 on the North Texas campus. A football player from Trinity is actively being tackled by North Texas athletes for the football.

Photograph of a Cuellar family outing with three men and two women at an unidentified lake. Frank Sr. is seen in the middle of the group next to Julia (right side). Leftmost is Augustine Cuellar, and rightmost is Amos Cuellar. The family is sitting on a boat laid on the ground in front of a lake. All three men are wearing a white button-up shirt with dark-colored trousers and two of them are wearing hats. Amos is holding a parasol. Both women are wearing flapper dresses and holding parasols but the woman on the left is also holding a ukulele. A field with another family picnicking is seen behind the lake. Written on back: "Frank Cuellar - Family outing."

Weekly student newspaper from the North Texas State Teachers College in Denton, Texas that includes local, state, and campus news along with advertising.