Aerial photograph of the Women’s Gym with the Journalism Building to the right and the Swimming Pool to the left. The cement slab, above the pool, was used for dances and roller skating classes, circa 1952.

Photograph of students lining up outside the Library Building (now known as Sycamore Hall) as they wait to register for classes, September 1952.

Photograph of a courtyard at Bruce Hall, originally a women's dormitory. There are small trees on one side and larger ones on the other and a staircase to a back entrance/exit at the far end. The picture was used in the 1953 Yucca Yearbook.

Photograph of students taken during their weaving class. Four women are seated at their workstations and working at their looms. Three men are in the background, the man on the right has been identified as Rudolph Fuchs, faculty instructor for the weaving class. A fifth woman is standing off to the side re-spooling her threads. This photograph was featured in the Yucca 1952 Yearbook on pg. 24.

Aerial photograph of Fouts Field. The stadium is up, but work is still being done on the field. The 20,000 seat stadium was built in 1952. Circa 1952.

Portrait of a member of the university's marching band. He squats close to the ground and holds three batons. He looks off to the side with a serious expression on his face. The young man is dressed in his marching band uniform and appears to be at Fouts Field.

Photograph of a member of the university's marching band jumping into the air. He jumps with his legs out to the side and his arms in front of his torso pointing downwards. He holds a baton in his hands and looks out in front of him. The young man is dressed in his marching band uniform and appears to be at Fouts Field.

Portrait of a member of the university's marching band. He squats close to the ground and holds three batons. He looks off to the side with a serious expression on his face. The young man is dressed in his marching band uniform and appears to be at Fouts Field.

Photograph of an event, possibly a check presentation, that includes Dr. J.C. Matthews (North Texas State Teachers College, class of 1925), President of North Texas from 1951 to 1968. In the photo, three unidentified men in suits, one unidentified woman, and Dr. Matthews (far right) are seen standing in an office.

Photograph of an event, possibly a check presentation, that includes Dr. J.C. Matthews (North Texas State Teachers College, class of 1925), President of North Texas from 1951 to 1968. In the photo, three unidentified men in suits, one unidentified woman, and Dr. Matthews (far right) are seen standing in an office.

Photograph of an event, possibly a check presentation, that includes Dr. J.C. Matthews (North Texas State Teachers College, class of 1925), President of North Texas from 1951 to 1968. In the photo, three unidentified men in suits, one unidentified woman, and Dr. Matthews (far right) are seen standing in an office.

Photograph of an event, possibly a check presentation, that includes Dr. J.C. Matthews (North Texas State Teachers College, class of 1925), President of North Texas from 1951 to 1968. In the photo, three unidentified men in suits, one unidentified woman, and Dr. Matthews (far right) are seen standing in an office.

Photograph of an event, possibly a check presentation, that includes Dr. J.C. Matthews (North Texas State Teachers College, class of 1925), President of North Texas from 1951 to 1968. In the photo, five unidentified men in suits, one unidentified woman, and Dr. Matthews (third from right) are seen standing in an office. At right can be seen a map which appears to be of North Texas, from after 1952.

Photograph of Dr. C. E. "Gene" Shuford, a journalism professor, leaning against a gate post at North Texas State College. He is wearing a suit and holding a rolled newspaper under one arm.

Photograph of Dr. C. E. "Gene" Shuford, journalism department faculty, posing in front of a book case holding a newspaper. In the image five large awards sit on top the bookcase with a line drawing of a building leaning on the behind them. The bookcase is filled with instructional magazines, reference books, and previous yearbooks.

Photograph of Billy Maxwell, a student golfer preparing to hit a ball. Other students can be seen in the background. This photograph was featured on page 181 of the 1953 Yucca.

Photograph of Dr. C.E. Shuford, Journalism Department faculty, posing in front of a book case holding a newspaper. In the image five large awards sit on top the bookcase with a line drawing of a building leaning on the behind them. The bookcase is filled with instructional magazines, reference books, and previous yearbooks,

Photograph of Music Hall, a three-story brick building that was erected in 1940. Several automobiles can be seen parked outside the building. It sat on the south side of Chestnut Street and faced Bruce Hall, which was on the north side of Chestnut Street. The building served as the headquarters of the Music Department. Several cars can be seen parked outside in this image. Distortion occurs throughout in the form of wispy white lines.

Photograph of the "God of Long Life" statue, which was housed in the Historical Collection on the North Texas campus in Denton. The statue stands on a table in front of a checkered cloth. The god has a long mustache, wears a robe, and appears to be holding a long stick.

Photograph of the Asian display case in the Historical Collection on the North Texas campus in Denton. There are three shelves in the picture, and many artifacts can be seen. These include a plate, vase, boat, and others.

Photograph of four members of the North Texas golf team. Between 1949 and 1952 the North Texas State College golf team won the NCAA Championships. The winning team members pose for a photograph, circa 1952. The team members were: Joe Conrad, Billy Maxwell, Don January, and Marion Hiskey.

Photograph of a rock piano in a historical collection played by a woman, possibly a Mrs. Kingsbury.

Photograph of a rock piano in a display case in a room of artifacts.

Photograph of a mannequin dressed as a samurai warrior in the Historical Collection on the North Texas campus in Denton. The mannequin stands in a room of display cases, which house items such as swords and guns. The mannequin appears to be made from wood.