An aerial photograph of students in a line, during an outdoor commencement ceremony during the summer of 1935. Many of the students are standing on the risers, which have been placed near the Power Plant and the campus Greenhouse, while other students are still taking their places. There are many spectators, possibly faculty, family and friends on the sidelines. The Education Building is in the background on the right.

Photograph of a student woodturning on a lathe as part of a wood working class, circa latter half of the 1930s or the early 1940s.

Photograph of the old North Texas State College Hospital building. Shrubbery lines the bottom edges of the building. It was a one-story brick veneer building located on the southeast corner of the campus at Ave. A. (west side) and Chestnut. It was across the street (Chestnut) from the Student Memorial Union. This building opened in 1933 and served as the university's hospital until 1957. The site is now occupied by the Business Administration Building. The light-colored building next to the hospital appears to be the Hospital Annex, which was added after President F.D. Roosevelt approved a $12,000 WPA grant for the addition.

Photograph of North Texas football team in 1935.

View of the field bleachers at Eagle Park at North Texas State College. Trees dot the foreground and tall, electric lights line the edges of the playing area. The field was constructed in 1913, and in 1927 steel stands were constructed to seat 2,200 on the west side of the field. The football field was part of "Eagle Park."