Document of the fall 1963 orientation memo for the North Texas State University's Green Jackets club. The memo states the people who should be at the orientation, the location, the date, the time, and the reason, which is to prepare the 4,700 incoming students at North Texas State University. The creator of the memo is a member named June and is from the presidents' file.

Document of a letter from Bee Ann Smith to a Green Jacket member named June. The letter states approval of a proposed event and Smith is thankful to June for inviting her as well. Smith also gives June some feedback on the proposal in order to create a more successful event and thanks June again and mentions her enthusiasm for the event.

Document of a letter from Pat Gulley to her "Green Jacket Sister." She starts off with a greeting and the first upcoming meeting of the Green Jackets after the summer. Gulley also states more information regarding the North Texas State University's Green Jackets along with the other upcoming events as well.

Document of a letter from Pat Gulley to Elaine regarding Elaine's absences from the North Texas State University's Green Jacket club meetings. The Green Jackets tolerate two absences from their semester, but if the absences exceed this, the member will have to forfeit their membership. Gulley states the rules that are related to Elaine's situation and also mentions to contact her or Rita Pilkey to discuss about the matter more.

Document of a flyer for the first upcoming fall meeting of the North Texas State University's Green Jackets. The flyer is simple and mentions that is time to start serving the school again. Some other components are the date, time, and the location of the meeting along with their signature "G" ending the flyer.

Document of a letter from Karen to the Green Jackets of North Texas State University regarding the end of summer break. Karen mentions that the members should be in the dorms early in order to greet the incoming students. She looks forward to the new year of service of the Green Jackets and having fun at North Texas State University.

Document of a letter from Judy Davis to Mary Jane regarding her new position as president of North Texas State University's Green Jackets. Davis gives instructions to Mary Jane about planning events for the Green Jackets as well as the objectives of being president and the implementation of being inclusive of every member of the club. The last part of the letter is what Davis has learned while being president and the numerous types of people she met, which was the largest benefit of her position.

Document of an unaddressed letter from Mary Jane regarding the funds of the North Texas State University's Green Jackets. Upcoming information that is mentioned is that the members of the Green Jackets have to move into the dormitories early due to having to help during opening day. Members also have a reminder to pay their dues for the club for the fall; lastly, the letter closes for the members to enjoy the rest of their summer.

Document of a floral printed postcard from Tricia to the North Texas State University's Green Jackets. Tricia happily greets the members in her postcard and wishes for them to have a good year. She updates them on her life and ends the letter by telling the members that she misses them and to write to her if they have the chance.

Document of a green letter and envelope from Kay Condron to the North Texas State University's Green Jackets. The letter is about how Condron wanted to inform the members of the change of her name, which is now Kay Condron McDonald, and mentions that she has moved from North Carolina with her Air Force husband. She requests her changed name to be put in the permanent file and gives thanks to the Green Jackets.

Document of a letter from Nancy M, McClellan to Karen regarding the selection of the Orange Jackets. McClellan thanks Karen for her assistance for recruiting qualified girls to be considered as a member of the Orange Jackets. She gives Karen criteria for choosing more girls to recommend and requests that she keeps the recommendations confidential.

Document of a handwritten page of notes regarding the Orange Jackets. The first section states who can recommend a student, who can either be part of the faculty or the deans. The other sections of the notes provide a template on how to recommend a student for the Orange Jackets and the structure on how to create a decision.

Document of a pledge invitation and envelope from the North Texas State University's Green Jackets to Suzanne Hamlett. The members have the pleasure to request Hamlett's pledgeship at the Union Building on February 1, 1972. Other information that is also stated is the dress code, which is to attend the meeting in a white skirt and blouse.

Document of a note from Kay congratulating Margaret. The note celebrates Margaret's birthday or a special event that applies to her. Kay's note is a poem with some lines rhyming and tells Margaret that she should celebrate her day with much love from her.

Document of a letter and envelope from Louis C. Wade to a Green Jackets Club sponsor requesting if she could purchase a pin or charm from them, as she was a member of their organization. Although Wade did not graduate from North Texas State University, she mentions that she treasures her memory of being a Green Jacket. She hopes that she can receive a memento regardless, and hopes to hear from the sponsor regarding the matter.

Document of a letter and envelope from Walt parker to Rita Pilkey and the North Texas State University's Green Jackets. Parker congratulates the Green Jackets for their service at North Texas State University and the community for the past fifty years and wishes the best for their future. Walt parker is also the State Representative and would like to personally offer his services in case the organization needs his help.

Document of a letter from Hayden Fry to Michele Maida displaying his appreciation of Maida's invitation to join the 50th anniversary of the North Texas State University's Green Jackets. Fry mentions that the Green Jackets have greatly contributed to the Mean Green Athletic Department and how the coaches and athletes support them as well. Unfortunately, Fry finally states that the athletic department cannot attend due to a game scrimmage at Texas Stadium, but wishes them the best.

Document of a letter and an envelope from K. Thompson to the North Texas State University's Green Jackets. The letter displays Thompson's praise and her thanks for the organization. Thompson also mentions that she had a pleasant time at the 50th-anniversary celebration of the Green Jackets and shares her experience as well.

Document of a letter and an envelope from Janice Odom to the North Texas State University's Green Jackets Club. Odom thanks the Green Jackets for inviting her to their 5oth anniversary celebration and mentions that she had a pleasant time. She also states that the organization is a special group of individuals who have represented the school as well as setting an example for the other students.

Document of an invitation and an envelope for the wedding of Dena Arlene and Ronald Wayne. The invitation states that the individual is cordially invited to their wedding that will be held on June 14, 1975. The couple hopes and looks forward to seeing their guests witness their vows and celebrate with them at the reception.

Document of a letter and an envelope from K. Thompson to the North Texas State University's Green Jackets Club. Thompson writes her thanks to the organization for inviting her to the 50th-anniversary celebration of the Green Jackets and how she had an enjoyable time. She also states that the Green jackets are a special group of individuals and wishes the best for their future as well.

Document of a letter and an envelope from Mabel Wilkerson to the North Texas State University's Green Jackets Club. Wilkerson writes about how the time until the 50th-anniversary of the Green jackets has gone by quickly. She also mentions that she had an enjoyable time at the celebration and jokes that she can come to the next 50th-anniversary as well.

Document of the theme song of the Wart class of 1978 entitled, "Pass It On." The song is about an end of an era and finding oneself, which is fitting for a graduating class. Wart's graduating theme song also displays the school's pride that should be passed on to the next graduating students.

Document of the theme song of Wart's graduating class in 1974. The song recognizes the Green Jackets and the pride they have given to the Wart class. Students within the Wart class are guided into long-lasting friendships and the joys the future awaits for them.