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• Series 1: Down the Corridor of Years

  • Box 1

    Barcode: 702846

    • Folder 1: Loose-Leaf Down the Corridor of Years Copy 1 (1 of 3), undated

    • Folder 2: Loose-Leaf Down the Corridor of Years Copy 1 (2 of 3), undated

    • Folder 3: Loose-Leaf Down the Corridor of Years Copy 1 (3 of 3), undated

    • Folder 4: Loose-Leaf Down the Corridor of Years Copy 2 (1 of 2), undated

    • Folder 5: Loose-Leaf Down the Corridor of Years Copy 2 (2 of 2), undated

    • Folder 6: Loose-Leaf Down the Corridor of Years Copy 3, undated

    • Folder 7: Loose-Leaf Edited Partial Copy of Down the Corridor of Years, undated

    • Folder 8: Index Notes, undated

    • Folder 9: Miscellaneous Book Notes (1 of 6), undated

    • Folder 10: Miscellaneous Book Notes (2 of 6), undated

    • Folder 11: Miscellaneous Book Notes (3 of 6), undated

    • Folder 12: Miscellaneous Book Notes (4 of 6), undated

    • Folder 13: Miscellaneous Book Notes (5 of 6), undated

    • Folder 14: Miscellaneous Book Notes (6 of 6), undated

    • Folder 15: Centennial Book Notes, 1990-01-31

    • Folder 16: Book Correspondence, 1986-09-19-1990-08-06

    • Folder 17: Book Orders and Invoices, 1986-1989-11-29

    • Folder 18: Book Articles, 1989-07-08-1989-12-31

  • Box 7: Down the Corridor of Years, 1989

    This box contains transparencies and prints used in the publication of the centennial book, Down the Corridor of Years by Richard Himmel and Robert La Forte. The date given reflects the publication date of the book.
    Barcode: 703166

    • Item 1: Envelope for Page ii, 1989

      This envelope holds one slide and one envelope. The slide shows Curry Hall.

    • Item 2: Envelope for Page VI, 1989

      A slide of President and Chancellor Alfred F. Hurley is in this envelope.

    • Item 3: Envelope for Page VIII, 1989

      A slide of the Board of Regents.  The regents pictured are: Topsy Wright, Lucille Murchison, Billie Parker, Becky Ann Garth, Jerry Farrington, J. Jack Hays, B. Craig Raupe, E. Bruce Street, and C. Dean Davis.

    • Item 4: Envelope for Page X, 1989

      Transparency (slide) of Chancellor Hurley and his staff.  Those pictured are: Robert Toulouse, Fred Pose, Walt Parker, Peter Lane, Phil Diebel, Charldean Newell, Richard Rafes, James Muro, Joe Stewart, and Alton Thibodeaux.

    • Item 5: Envelope for Page XII, 1989

      The slide shows an aerial view of the University of North Texas campus.

    • Item 6: Envelope for Page 3, 1989

      This image shows Dr. Robert La Forte (second from right) walking out of Wooten Hall with another faculty member.

    • Item 7: Envelope for Pages 4 and 5, 1989

      The envelope holds slides for the Dean's Council, the One O'clocl Lab Band led in rehearsal by Neil Slater, and a biology class meeting outside.  The pictured members of the Dean's Council are: Robert Toulose, Suzanne LaBrecque, James Miller, Jay Smith, Thomas Preston, Clifford Black, Ray Vondran, Robert Blocker, Rollie Schafer, and Jack Davis.

    • Item 8: Envelope for Pages 6 and 7, 1989

      The images on page six are of the Science Research Building and the Genreal Academic Building. On page seven is an image of the Sheraton Hotel and Conference Center. The images are in slide format.

    • Item 9: Envelope for Pages 8 and 9, 1989

      The image on page 8 is of Chancellor Hurley and Ross Perot walking from the Advancement Center to the Coliseum for the May commencement in May 1987. On page 9 is an image of Bill Moyers, an alumnus of the university, addressing the May 1988 commencement audience.

    • Item 10: Envelope for Pages 10 and 11, 1989

      This envolope contains slides of the faculty selected for the Regent's Lecture Series, Dr. Horace Brock leading a College of Business class, Richard Harris and a staff member in the Computing Center Graphics Lab, and the Advancement Center.

    • Item 11: Envelope for Pages 12 and 13, 1989

      This envelope contains slides for the images on page 12: a Homecoming float for 1988 (when the university's name became the University of North Texas); Dr. Hurley and Joanna Hurley talking to Distinguished Alumnus G. Harvey Jones and his wife Patty.

    • Item 12: Envelope for Pages 14 and 15, 1989

      The images for page 14 are slides that show members of the women's track team competing and a football game with Joe Greene.  Page 15 has a color print of the Mascot in 1988.

    • Item 13: Envelope for Pages 16 and 17, 1989

      The images for these pages are slides. For page 16 are images of alumna Phylilis George, and alumnus Joe Murray.  The images for page 17 are a chemistry lab, and an education classroom.

    • Item 14: Envelope for Pages 18 and 19, 1989

      The images are from slides and show classes for History, Computer Science, Art, and Human Resource Management.

    • Item 15: Envelope for Page 20, 1989

      This is a black and white print of the Normal Building.

    • Item 16: Envelope for Page 23, 1989

      A black and white image of the Long and King Grocers building.  This was the site of the first classes held by the North Texas Normal (now the University of North Texas).

    • Item 17: Envelope for Pages 24 and 25, 1989

      The images in the envelope are black and white prints of a map with a bird's eye view of the city of Denton and a portrait of John A. Hann.

    • Item 18: Envelope for Pages 26 and 27, 1989

      The images are black and white prints of the opening speech by President Chilton and a portrait of President Josua C. chilton.

    • Item 19: Envelope for Pages 28 and 29, 1989

      This envelope contains black and white prints of the home of W. A. Ponder, an image of Pinter Block of the Denton Square, and a portrait of Alvin C. Owsley.

    • Item 20: Envelope for Pages 30 and 31, 1989

      The images from these pages are: the title page from the first Announcement of the Texas Normal College, and the earliest class photograph taken circa 1894.

    • Item 21: Envelope for Pages 32 and 33, 1989

      This envelope contains images of documents: an 1892 diploma, an 1894 diploma, and an advertisement for the Teacher's Institute at Texas Normal College.

    • Item 22: Envelope for Pages 34 and 35, 1989

      Portraits of President John J. Crumley and President Menter B. Terrill make up the contents of this envelope.

    • Item 23: Envelope for Pages 36 and 37, 1989

      These pages show a class picture taken outside the Normal Building, the Orchestra and the Mandolin and Guitar Club.

    • Item 24: Envelope for Pages 38 and 39, 1989

      The images on these pages are: a portrait of Senator Charles V. Terrell and two images of Senator Terrell's law  that was passed by the Texas Legislature in 1899.

    • Item 25: Envelope for Page 40, 1989

      This is a black and white print of President William H. Bruce.

    • Item 26: Envelope for Pages 44 and 45, 1989

      Three black and white prints that how the faculty of the Normal. the images are dated 1905.

    • Item 27: Envelope for Pages 46 and 47, 1989

      This envelope contains an image of a board with individual portraits of the graduating class of 1901 and a portrait of President Joel S. Kendall.

    • Item 28: Envelope for Pages 48 and 49, 1989

      The images from these pages are: an image of a card for the Kendall-Bruce Society and an image of Edith Clark, Pearl McCracken and President Emeritus Bruce.

    • Item 29: Envelope for Pages 50 and 51, 1989

      The images from these pages are: the President's House, title pages from President Bruce's publications, a cartoon, and the rules and regulations of Dr. Bruce's Normal.

    • Item 30: Envelope for Pages 52 and 53, 1989

      The images from these pages include Brown's Boarding House and an unidentified student organization.

    • Item 31: Envelope for Pages 54 and 55, 1989

      These images are black and white prints of: The Mary Arden club at a pic nic, two program covers, and an image of the Main Building.

    • Item 32: Envelope for Pages 56 and 57, 1989

      The images from these pages include: an advertisement for the North Texas state Normal College, and two spirit cards.

    • Item 33: Envelope for Pages 58 and 59, 1989

      There were two images of groups (the basketball team and the participants in the senior play) and the auditorium in the Main Building.

    • Item 34: Envelope for Pages 60 and 61, 1989

      These pages show images of the university yearbooks and of the Journal staff.

    • Item 35: Envelope for Pages 62 and 63, 1989

      A cover of the North Texas State Normal Journal and two images of the campus newspapers (the Campus Chat and the North Texas Daily) are in this envelope.

    • Item 36: Envelope for Pages 64 and 65, 1989

      This envelope has four images: the Independent Volunteer Fire Company, The Denton Traction Company streetcar, the Science Building, and members of the Agriculture Department.

    • Item 37: Envelope for Pages 66 and 67, 1989

      The images included in this envelope are: a first grade certificate and the first library building (now known as Curry Hall).

    • Item 38: Envelope for Pages 68 and 69, 1989

      The black and white prints show: Maude L. Fiero, a class photograph of the Demonstraion School students in 1914, and the Education Building.

    • Item 39: Envelope for Pages 70 and 71, 1989

      The images in this envelope are: the Men's Gym, the 1913 Men's Baseball Team, and a summer class photograph from 1916.

    • Item 40: Envelope for Pages 72 and 73, 1989

      These are images of documents: the Summer Bulletin of 1917 and an advertisement for Annie Webb Blanton as a candidate for the Texas Legislature.

    • Item 41: Envelope for Pages 74 and 75, 1989

      These are a collection of portraits: Wallace N. Masters, Joseph W. Pender, M. Anne Moore, Ernest D. Criddle, and William D. Butler.

    • Item 42: Envelope for Pages 76 and 77, 1989

      The print in this collection are: the Parker-Tarant County Club, The West Texas Club, the Dallas County Club, a telegram and letter between President Woodrow Wilson and the students.

    • Item 43: Envelope for Pages 78 and 79, 1989

      These images show William Jennings Bryan visiting campus and a montage of Student's Army Training Corps.

    • Item 44: Envelope for Pages 80 and 81, 1989

      The images in this envelope are: a group photograph of the Student's Army Training Corps, a certificate, the AEF Clupb (a campus veteran's club) and a portrait of Second Lieutenant Ben Wooten.

    • Item 45: Envelope for Pages 82 and 83, 1989

      This envelope contains: a copy of "Our College Song," a portrait of Julia Smith, an image of Charles Lanford, and the Normal College Band in 1919.

    • Item 46: Envelope for Pages 84 and 85, 1989

      The images in this envelope are: the 1919 basketball team and the 1919 football team.

    • Item 47: Envelope for Pages 86 and 87, 1989

      The images are 1922 track team and the 1921 women's basketball team.

    • Item 48: Envelope for Pages 88 and 89, 1989

      The images in this set include: portraits of Cecil Owens adn Beulah Harriss and an image of a pep rally in 1922.

    • Item 49: Envelope for Pages 90 and 91, 1989

      The images in this set include: the application to copyright the eagle as the university mascot, an example of eagle pin for football players, the Board of Regents in 1921, and a scholarship

    • Item 50: Envelope for Pages 92 and 93, 1989

      This envelope has two images: an aerial view of campus in 1919 and commencement procession in 1923.

    • Item 51: Envelope for Page 94, 1989

      A portrait of President Robert L. Marquis is the in this envelope.

    • Item 52: Envelope for Page 99, 1989

      This set includes images of the Auditorium Building and the same building that includes a view of the Gazebo.

    • Item 53: Envelope for Pages 100 and 101, 1989

      This is a set of classroom scene from the 1920s.  There are images from Industrial Arts classes, a typing class, and a home economics class.

    • Item 54: Envelope for Pages 102 and 103, 1989

      Page 102 has images of campus in spring, summer, and winter. Page 103 shows student participants in Hobo Day.

    • Item 55: Envelope for Pages 104 and 105, 1989

      There are two images: The Green Jackets at a 1926 football game and an image of a football game from 1925.

    • Item 56: Envelope for Pages 106 and 107, 1989

      This envelope has an image of the Gym Girls and one of coaches Theron Fouts and J. W. St. Clair.

    • Item 57: Envelope for Pages 108 and 109, 1989

      This envelope holds three images of North Texas athletics: a basketball game, a baseball game, and tennis players in 1927.

    • Item 58: Envelope for Pages 110 and 111, 1989

      Faculty members are pictured on these pages.  The images include: members of the English faculty; and Professors L. A. Sharp and P. E. McDonald.

    • Item 59: Envelope for Pages 112 and 113, 1989

      The images for these pages are: a portrait of O'Neil Ford, an image of the Gazebo set between the Science and Auditorium Building, and Rosebud Blondell (better known as Joan Blondell.

    • Item 60: Envelope for Pages 114 and 115, 1989

      There are four images on these pages: the 1934 Marcing Band, members of the Women's Athletic Association, 'Fessor Graham conducting the radio orchestra, and a 1935 letter from WFAA arranging for the orchestra perfomances.

    • Item 61: Envelope for Pages 116 and 117, 1989

      These images document three performances on campus: the Aces of Collegland on stage during a Saturday Night Stage Show, a 1926 pageant that provided a look at Denton history, and a Texas Centennial pageant.

    • Item 62: Envelope for Pages 118 and 119, 1989

      This set has three images that cover Dr. Bullock Hyder's involvement in the capture of Raymond Hamilton and two images that cover the the New Deal as it experienced on campus.

    • Item 63: Envelope for Pages 120 and 121, 1989

      Three portraits of President W. J. McConnell are in this envelope.

    • Item 64: Envelope for Pages 122 and 123, 1989

      This envelope has an image of Marquis Hall and one of  the construction of Chilton Hall.

    • Item 65: Envelope for Pages 124 and 125, 1989

      The images on these pages show the reading room of the Library (now Sycamore Hall) and a commencement ceremony beside the Power Plant.

    • Item 66: Envelope for Pages 126 and 127, 1989

      This set has two images: students working on the Campus Chat and the 1933 football team.

    • Item 67: Envelope for Pages 128 and 129, 1989

      The images in this set include: a portrait of Ted Wright and image of Johnny Stoval as a football player, two yell sheets with cheers, and an image of the two sets of track team twins Elmer Brown, Delmer Brown and Wayne Rideout and Baine Rideout.

    • Item 68: Envelope for Pages 130 and 131, 1989

      This set contains: a portrait of Charles "Choc" Sportsman, a 1938 Track Team, and Wayne Rideout winning a race.

    • Item 69: Envelope for Pages 132 and 133, 1989

      This set include images of: Tom Harpool, Walt Parker, Joe Skiles, and Dr. Benjy Brooks.

    • Item 70: Envelope for Pages 134 and 135, 1989

      The envelope contains: portraits of An (Clara Lou) Sheridan, Dr. LOrene Lane Rogers, an image from the opera "Cynthia Parker," and the front cover of the program for that opera.

    • Item 71: Envelope for Pages 136 and 137, 1989

      This envelope holds: a portrait of Wilfred C. Bain, a program for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the 1941 A Cappella Choir, and an architectural rendering of a proposed development for the campus.

    • Item 72: Envelope for Pages 138 and 139, 1989

      The images in this envelope include: a portrait of Nellie Griffiths, J. K. G. Silvey, and J. L. Carrico, as well as Oak Street Hall and the entry to the Post Office building.

    • Item 73: Envelope for Pages 140 and 141, 1989

      The images in this set are: the Music Hall, an image of the Music faculty, and Silvio Scionti at the piano.

    • Item 74: Envelope for Pages 142 and 143, 1989

      There are three black and white prints in this envelope: an aerial view of campus in 1942, a Demonstration School classroom, and an image of the cast of "The Cotton Doll Farm, Inc.," an operetta performed by Demonstration School students.

    • Item 75: Envelope for Pages 144 and 145, 1989

      The envelope contains images of students in class (biology, physics, mathematics) and in the Debate Club.

    • Item 76: Envelope for Pages 146 and 147, 1989

      There are two images in this envelope: a view of Voertman's Teachers College Store and the interior of Eagle Drugstore.

    • Item 77: Envelope for Pages 148 and 149, 1989

      This envelope holds an image on students boarding a bus and the 1942 Geezles.

    • Item 78: Envelope for Pages 150 and 151, 1989

      This envelope holds three images of student organizations: the Kaghlirs, Pi Phi Pi and the Talons.

    • Item 79: Envelope for Pages 152 and 153, 1989

      The following images are in this envelope: students in Oak Street Hall and in Chilton Hall; students on Theater Row on the Denton Square; The 1939 football team; and Coach Jack Sisco.

    • Item 80: Envelope for Pages 154 and 155, 1989

      There are two images in this set: a 1942 football game and the 1947 football team.

    • Item 81: Envelope for Pages 156 and 157, 1989

      The following images are in this envelope: Commerce fans arrive at the Denton Train Depot and President McConnell speaks to the students and faculty at the time war was declared on December 8, 1941.

    • Item 82: Envelope for Pages 158 and 159, 1989

      The following images show students on campus during World War II: Charles Dameron in a poster saying he had been drafted, students in line to purchase war bonds, a "Rosie the Riveter" image, and students dancing with soldiers.

    • Item 83: Envelope for Pages 160 and 161, 1989

      This envelope holds: an image of soldiers on parade on the Denton Square, Major E. J. Menefee speaking  to the Army Specialized Training member sat Chilton Hall, Dr. George A. Odam, and Brigadier General Roger M. Ramey.

    • Item 84: Envelope for Page 163, 1989

      This page has three portraits: L. W. Newton, O. J. Curry, and Floyd Stovall.

    • Item 85: Envelope for Page 164, 1989

      This print is an aerial view of the Administration Building (now known as the Hurley Administration Building).

    • Item 86: Envelope for Pages 168 and 169, 1989

      The tree images in this envelope are: an image of Abner Haynes playing football, Sadie Hawkings Day "mass marriage" outside Nash's 5 and 10 on the Denton Square, and the king and queen at the Halloween Carnival.

    • Item 87: Envelope for Pages 170 and 171, 1989

      This envelope contains: an image of the dedication of the first Union Building; a view of the Fry Street area; and a family at Vet Village.

    • Item 88: Envelope for Pages 172 and 173, 1989

      This envolope has two images: the Moonmaids visiting injured soldiers and the Brass Ensemble performing in the 1950s.

    • Item 89: Envelope for Pages 1974 and 1975, 1989

      The images in this envelope are: a picture of Mary McCormic and Mary Garden, the cast of "Stranger of Manzno (an opera by Julia Smith), an image of the United Students of North Texas, and an image of the "Voice of USNT (United Students of North Texas).

    • Item 90: Envelope for Pages 176 and 177, 1989

      There are two images in this envelope: Governor Beaufor Jester signing bill to change the school's name in 1949, and students lined up for registration in 1952.

    • Item 91: Envelope for Pages 178 and 179, 1989

      The contents of this envelope are: an image in Masters Hall of President J. C. Matthews, J. K. G. Silvey, B. B. Harris, and W. J. McConnell; and image of Dr. R. B. Escue; and an image of Dr. Price Truitt.

    • Item 92: Envelope for Pages 180 and 181, 1989

      This is a set that shows buildings.  They are the Journalism Building and Bruce Hall.

    • Item 93: Envelope for Pages 182 and 183, 1989

      The images in this envelope are: Byron Nelson at the College Clubhouse with the students ( Raymons Gafford, Mary Springfield, Doris Kaden, Gloria Norvell, Helen Jay, Maxine Martin, and Ann Shands), the Men's Gym, and a picture of Don January and Billy Maxwell.

    • Item 94: Envelope for Pages 184 and 185, 1989

      The images in this set are: a close up of a decoration on Fouts Field that shows President Emeritus McConnell; an aerial view of Fouts Field; and an image of the school's Board of Regents in 1949.

    • Item 95: Envelope for Pages 186 and 187, 1989

      The images in this envelope are: Dr. James C. Matthews at his desk, a drawing of President Matthews, the 1948/1949 debate team, adn a print and transparancey of the play "The Deathless World."

    • Item 96: Envelope for Pages 188 and 189, 1989

      This set contains: an image documenting the first honorary degree conferred to John Ben Sheppard in 1951; Ray Rnfro playing football; and Boyd Dollar and Dean Renfrom finishing a track event.

    • Item 97: Envelope for Pages 190 and 191, 1989

      This envelope contains two images: Colonel Royal Baker shaking hands with President Matthews and the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corp marching in a Homecoming Parade in 1953.

    • Item 98: Envelope for Pages 192 and 193, 1989

      The images in this envelope include: a portrait of Joe Atkins, prints of two pages of Atkins suit to be allowed to attend North Texas, and an image of Abner Haynes playing football.

    • Item 99: Envelope for Pages 194 and 195, 1989

      The three print show: Dick Dimanno and Ellen Latimer posing with "Scrappy," Phi Alpha Tau members, and a Chi Omega party.

    • Item 100: Envelope for Pages 196 and 197, 1989

      There are two photos in this set: students pose at a dig for mamoth bones in 1952, and Masters Hall.

    • Item 101: Envelope for Pages 198 and 199, 1989

      The images in this envelope are: students talk to Dr. Jack B. Scroggs, students in a Chemistry laboratory, and an Art Department weaving class.

    • Item 102: Envelope for Pages 200 and 201, 1989

      These prints show Dr. Martin Schockley and Dr. Jim Riddlesperger in their classrooms.

    • Item 103: Envelope for Pages 202 and 203, 1989

      This envelope contains: Sigma Phi Epsilon intamural football team with Joe Don Baker as a member; Pat Boone and Marily Agan in "Iphingenia in Tauris" in 1952; and Bill Moyer posing with his fellow students.

    • Item 104: Envelope for Pages 204 and 205, 1989

      This envelope's prints are: Larry McMurtry poses with other member of the Tennis Team in 1955 / 1956; a float from the 1956 Homecoming Parade; the Kappa Alpha house decorated for Homecoming in 1960.

    • Item 105: Envelope for Pages 206 and 207, 1989

      This set has two images: a Homecoming reception of 1954 and the construction of McConnell Tower in 1956.

    • Item 106: Envelope for Pages 208 and 209, 1989

      These prints show President Matthews making a radio address with Dr. Rod Gordon and Dr. R. V. Holland; and Stefan Bardas plays the piano with Aaron Copland during the Southwestern Composers Workshop in 1960.

    • Item 107: Envelope for Pages 210 and 211, 1989

      There are two images in this envelope: an image of the Industrial Arts Building (now known as Hickory Hall) and coach Winton E. "Pop" Noah.

    • Item 108: Envelope for Page 112, 1989

      The image for this page shows Governor Price Daniel sign a bill to create North Texas State University on May 8, 1961.

    • Item 109: Envelope for Page 117, 1989

      This envelope has print that show: President Matthews and Ben Wooten pose with Distinguished Alumni in 1965 and members of the Matthews adminstration (President Matthews, Dr. James L. rogers, Dr. James J. Spurlock, and John L. Carter.

    • Item 110: Envelope for Pages 218 and 219, 1989

      This envelope holds three prints: a view of the University Day celebration in 1961, State Representative Joe Ratcliff speaking at University Day Assembly, and members of the Green Jackets (including Sandra Palmer; second from left in the aisle seat).

    • Item 111: Envelope for Pages 220 and 221, 1989

      There are four prints in this set: The Union Building in 1965 and 1976; the Education Building (now Matthews Hall), and the Biology Building.

    • Item 112: Envelope for Pages 222 and 223, 1989

      The three prints in this set are: Ann Hodges and John Swaney of the Debate Club on NBC-TV face off against a team from Oxford; Sandra Plamer being crowned Homecoming Queen; and Dr. Imogene Bentley Dickey Mohat talking to students.

    • Item 113: Envelope for Pages 224 and 225, 1989

      This envelope contains four prints: Biology students in boats in 1963; Dr. O. J. Curry addressing graduate students; the One O'clock Lab Band performs in Puebla, Mexico; and the One O'clock Lab Band on ABC-TV.

    • Item 114: Envelope for Pages 226 and 227, 1989

      There are two images in this set: President Matthews and representatives of Caudill, Rowlett, and Scott of Houston look at the Land Use Master Plan in 1965; student march after the assassination of Martin Luther King on April 9, 1968.

    • Item 115: Envelope for Pages 228 and 229, 1989

      This set has four images: Bob Ray Sanders, Coach Odus Mitchell and Joe Greene, Carl "Spider" Lockhart playing football, and Steve Ramsey playing football.

    • Item 116: Envelope for Pages 230 and 231, 1989

      The images in this envelope include: Joe Hamilton playing basketball, Coach Dan Spika, President John J. Kamerick, and President Kamerick talking to students.

    • Item 117: Envelope for Pages 232 and 233, 1989

      This set of three prints includes: students marching in memor of the students who died at Kent State in 1970, the fire at the Reserve Officers Training Corp Armory, and a protest of SDS students near the Union in 1968.

    • Item 118: Envelope for Pages 234 and 235, 1989

      This envelope has three prints: an image of the Faculty Council in the 1960s, Dr. Clovis  Morrisson in front of the Faculty Senate, and Eugene Conley working with students.

    • Item 119: Envelope for Pages 236 and 237, 1989

      This envelope has two prints: Cecil "Pop" Shuford and Dr. Merl E. Bonney.

    • Item 120: Envelope for Pages 238 and 239, 1989

      There are three prints in this envelope: the Language Building, the Speech and Drama Building, and Peter Weller performing in "The Guest."

    • Item 121: Envelope for Pages 240 and 241, 1989

      There are four prints in this envelope: a portrait of C. C. Nolen, Dr. Robert Toulous and C. C. Nolen at Nolen's inauguration, C. C. Nolen with Janice Bain, Eleaine McClendon, Phyllis George and Jacke Barret, and Rosalind Johnson being crowned Homecoming Queen.

    • Item 122: Envelope for Pages 242 and 243, 1989

      This envelope has three images: President Nolen, Dr. Arthus M. Sampley, and Dr. David Webb at the dedication of Willis Library; and an image of the "Flying Worm;" and Willis Library.

    • Item 123: Envelope for Pages 244 and 245, 1989

      The prints in this envelope concern football.  The prints are: Hayden Fry and Walter Chapman playing football.

    • Item 124: Envelope for Pages 246 and 247, 1989

      This envelope has two images: North Texas coeds that worked as Cowboy Cheerleaders and Harve King in a classroom.

    • Item 125: Envelope for Pages 248 and 249, 1989

      This set has three images: Dr. Helen Hewitt; the School of Community Services staff with Hiran Friedsam; and Merrill ellis in his music studio.

    • Item 126: Envelope for Pages 250 and 251, 1989

      The prints in this envelope include: Dr. James R. "Tad" Lott, Geoge Christy, and Bill Mercer.

    • Item 127: Envelope for Pages 252 and 253, 1989

      The set of prints on these pages are: a portrait of Dr. Ronald Marcello; modern dancers; an image of a Greek Week gathering; and a Physics Laboratory.

    • Item 128: Envelope for Pages 254 and 255, 1989

      This envelope has four images: students celebrate Black Awareness Week; members of the Mexican-American Student Association; students at a bus stop; and the Music Building.

    • Item 129: Envelope for Pages 256 adn 257, 1989

      The four images in this set are: the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine building; Lietenant Governor Bill Hobby, Regent Eddie chiles and Regent Win Brown at Frank Vandiver's inauguration; a portrait of President Frank E. Vandiver; and President Fandiver with an official of the Universty of Lodz, Poland.

    • Item 130: Envelope for Page 258, 1989

      this envelope has a print of Chancellor and President Alfred F. Hurley talking to students.

    • Item 131: Envelope for Pages 262 and 263, 1989

      The three images in this envelope are: participants in Elderhostel; Dr. Joe Stewart, Dean of Students, talks furing a freshman orientation; and Chancellor Alfred F. Hurley is seen during a ceremony honoring Vietnam POWS and MIAs.

    • Item 132: Envelope for Pages 264 and 265, 1989

      There are two images in this set: Dr. James Muro and Dr. Watt Black are seen during the convocation in honor of The Meadows Excellence in Teaching Program in 1984; a student honoree during Honor's Day.

    • Item 133: Envelope for Pages 266 and 267, 1989

      This envelope contains prints of: a student in a clothing class in the Center for Marketing and Design; and the cast of "The Women" with Marci Freidburg, Martha Gaylor, Joanna Hurley, and Suellen Sharp.

    • Item 134: Envelope for Pages 268 and 269, 1989

      This envelope contain the following prints: the interior of the Information Sciences Library; students in a kitchen as part of thier studies in Hotel/Motel and Restaurant Management; the parking lot across from Willis Library.

    • Item 135: Envelope for Pages 270 and 271, 1989

      There are three images in this envelope: the men's soccer team; a football game (North Texas against Louisiana Tech.; and Deon Hunder and Coach Jimmy Gales celebrate winning the Southland Conference championship.

    • Item 136: Envelope for Pages 272 and 273, 1989

      There are four images in this set: Dr. Gunter Gross; wormen unloading an electrostatic pelletron-type accelerator; Dr. Howard Ford speaks to the Classic Learning Core instructors; and Dr. Dan Mauldin talks with students.

    • Item 137: Envelope for Pages 274 and 275, 1989

      This envelope holds two images: North Texas 40 members participating in a phonathon; and Barbara Jungjohan, associat Dean of Students talks with Marsha Waldie.

    • Item 138: Envelope for Pages 276 and 277, 1989

      The two images in this set are: International Week celebration in the University Union iin 1987; and Governor's Sesquicentennial Conference on the Literary Arts participants Larry McMurtry, Robert Duvall, Dr. Paula Golden and Dr. Tom Preston.

    • Item 139: Envelope for Pages 278 and 279, 1989

      This enelope holds four images: Dr Donald E. Staples; Dr. Reid Ferring; Chancellor Hurley and Stanley Marcus; and Trammell Crow at the December 1983 commencement.

    • Item 140: Envelope for Pages 280 and 281, 1989

      This envelope contains two images: Governor Bill Clements signing a bill to change the school's name to the University of North Texas; and the entrance sign to the university.

  • Box 8: Down the Corridor of Years: Page Proofs, 1989

    This box contains the page proofs that show the text of the book with the location of the images indicated by red boxes.
    Barcode: 703167

  • Box 9: Down the Corridor fo Years: Prints, Negatives, Transparencies, 1989

    The prints and negatives were created during the process of the creation of the book Down the Corridor of Years.
    Barcode: 703168

    • Folder 1: Original Prints

      • Item 1: Advancement Center, Exterior, undated

      • Item 2: Band: One O'clock Lab Band with Neil Slater, undated

      • Item 3: Campus Aerial, undated

      • Item 4: Commencement: Graduates Seated During the Ceremony, undated

      • Item 5: General Academic Building, Exterior, undated

      • Item 6: Phyllis George, undated

      • Item 7: Alfred and Joanna Hurley with G. Harvey and Patty Jones, undated

      • Item 8: Mascot, undated

      • Item 9: Bill Moyers Giving Commencement Address, 1988

      • Item 10: Name Change, 1988

        Governor Bill Clements signs the bill creating the name University of North Texas for the school.

      • Item 11: Science Research Building, Exterior, undated

      • Item 12: Sheraton Hotel, Exterior, undated

      • Item 13: Typing Class, no date

    • Folder 2: Prints

      The items in this folder are color prints.

      • Item 1: Administrators, 1987

        The administration members pictured are: Dr. Golden, Dr. James Muro, Chancellor Alfred Hurley, Fred Pole, Pete Lane, Phil Diebel, Richard Rafes, Charldean Newell, Joe Stewart, and Walt Parker.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 2: Advancement Center, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 3: Art: Ceramic Class, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 4: Band: One O'clock Lab Band, undated

        Neil Slater leads the band in a rehearsal.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 5: Biology Class, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 6: Board of Regnts, 1987

        The members of the Board of Regents pictured are: Topsy Wright, Lucille Murchison, Billie Parker, Becky Ann Garth, Jerry Farrington, J. Jack Hays, B. Craig Raupe, E. Bruce street, and C. Dean Davis.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 7: Brock, Horace, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 8: Campus Aerial, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 9: Chemistry Class, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 10: Commencement, 1988

        A view of graduates during the ceremony.

      • Item 11: Commencement, 1988

        Chancellor Hurley and Ross Perot are seen making their way to the commencement ceremony.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 12: Computer Science Class, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 13: Coomes, Ed, undated

        Professor Coomes is seen teaching a History class.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 14: Dean's Council, undated

        The members shown in this picture are: Ray Vondran, Rollie Schafer, Suzanne LaBrecque, James Miller, James Muro, Jay Smith, and Jack Davis.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 15: Education Class, undated

      • Item 16: General Academic Building, Exterior, undated

        Print: 1

      • Item 17: George, Phyllis, undated

        Print: 1

      • Item 18: Homecoming: Parade, circa 1988

        Prints: 2

      • Item 19: Hurley, Alfred and Joanna and G. Harvey and Patty Jones., undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 20: La Forte, Robert, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 21: Mascot, undated

        Print: 1

      • Item 22: Lawhon, Tommie, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 23: Moyers, Bill, 1988

        Bill Moyers address a commencement ceremony.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 24: Lawhon, Tommie, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 25: Murray, Joe, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 26: Regents Professors, 1988

        The professors pictured are: Pete Gunter, Kenneth Dickson, Robert Stevens, Jean Greenlaw, and William "Bill" McCarter.
        Prints: 2

      • Item 27: Science Research Building, Exterior, undated

        Prints: 2

      • Item 28: Sheraton Hotel, Exterior, undated

        Print: 1

      • Item 29: Track and Field: Women's Trak Event, undated

        Prints: 2

    • Folder 3: Contact Sheets

      • Item 1: Contact Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: a class picture in front of the Normal Building, the Normal Orchestra, Normal Mandolin and Guitar Club, Mr. Hann, Images of Normal School publications, President Terrill, a bird's eye view map of Denton, Texas, the Piner home, one side of the Denton Square,  a diploma and Normal Certificate, and the Normal Building.

      • Item 2: Contact Sheer, undated

        This sheet has images for: Normal College documents, William Jennings Bryan's visit to Denton, Texas, a campaign advertisement for Annie Webb Blanton, the Men's Gym, the Baseball Team, a page that shows multiple images of soldiers on campus during World War I, student club members, A. Anne Moore, Joseph W. Pender, William D. Butler, Ernest D. Criddle, and Wallace N. Masters.

      • Item 3: Contact Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: the Gym Girls, Theron Fouts and . W. St. Clair, a baseball game, members of the Education faculty, a basketball game, Hobo Day participants, the tennis team, typing class, snow on campus, a lushly planted campus, campus as seen from Hickory Street, Freshman Parade, a Home Economics class, a drafting class, and an Industrial Arts class.

      • Item 4: Contact Sheet, undated

        This sheet has the following images: Cecil Owens, the women's Normal Basketball team, a sheet with individual images of the Board of Regents, 1920s Commencement procession, an early track team, Julia Smith, an early men's baskeball team, the Normal College Band, a student club, Beulah Harriss, an eagle, Charles Lanford, a Normal football team, the AEF Club, "Our College Song," a yell leader at a pep rally, an aerial view of campus, and images of documents.

      • Item 5: Contact Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: Joan Blondell, O'Neil Ford, a Texas Centennial Pageant. the Stage Band, P. E. McDonald, images of documents, women wearing robes with the school mascot the eagle, L. A. Sharp, the Gazebo, President McConnell, a pageant, and 'Fessor Graham and the Stage Band.

    • Folder 4: Negatives

      These are copy negatives made for the centennial book.

      • Item 1: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this page include: President Chilton, pages of Chilton's speech, Alvin C. Owsley, Joseph A. Carroll, Charles Terrell, and an early men's basketball team.

      • Item 2: Negative Sheet, undated

        This sheet has negatives for: Cecil Owens, the Board of Regents, the women's baseketball players with Beulah Harriss, the Mary Arden Club having a picnic, Second Lieutenant Ben Wooten, Math book cover sheet, the Campus Chat and the North Texas Daily.

      • Item 3: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: the Normal Journal staff, the fire brigade, senior class members in "She Stoops to Conquer," the cover of "Wings", the cover of "The Cottontail", a cover of the Normal Journal, Black History week celebration, covers of the Yucca and the Aerie, images of the Normal faculty, the Science Building, the President's house, Maude Fiero, Demonstration School students, the baseball team, the Men's Gym, World War I soldiers on campus, a class photograph.

      • Item 4: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: a class image, Joseph A. Carroll, a men's track event, the front page of a North Texas Daily, documents, an advertisement for Annie Webb Blanton, a telegram, William Jennings Bryan visiting Denton, Ernest Criddle, M. anne Moore, Wallace N. Masters, an early Baseball Team, two student organizations, the West Texas Club, and Joseph W. Pender.

      • Item 5: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: a track meet, a man and woman talking, a yell leader at a pep rally, "Our College Song", the AEF Club, a football team, Mary Arden Club publications, the Library (now Curry Hall), the Education Building, the Mary Arden Club picnic, the Chemistry Club, and the Normal School Band,

      • Item 6: Negative Sheet, undated

        This sheet includes the following images: early campus aerial, images of documents, early home economics class, drafting class, industrial arts class, basketball game, participants in Hobo Day, Tennis Team, typing class, view of campus near the Audiorium Building, Gym Girls, Theron Fouts and J. W. St. Clair, an early baseball game, and the 1920's Education faculty.

      • Item 7: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: a basketball game, a man in what appears to be an early military uniform, Joan Blondell, O'Neil Ford, Texas Centennial Pageant, 1934 Marching Band, P. E. McDonald, the Gazebo, President McConnell, 1926 History Pageant, 'Fessor Graham and the Radio Orchestra, correspondence, newspaper clippings, reading room in the Library, an unidentified man, and a sports team.

      • Item 8: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: Kendall Hall, Marquis Hall, Bruce Hall, students wring dry laundry, and Edith Clark.

      • Item 9: Negative Sheet, undated

        Images on this sheet include: students working on the Campus Chat, Ted Wright, Johnny Stovall, Dr. Lorene Lan Rogers, printed material, football game, Joe Skiles, "Cynthia Parker" opera, man in boat, Ann Sheridan, aerial image of campus, Demonstration School production, classroom scene, Theater Row, and Coach Jack Sisco.

      • Item 10: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: Jesse Kings Tigers (football plagers), dorm room scene, L. W. Newton,  George A. Odam, O. J. Curry, student board a bus, football team, Floyd Stoval, United Students of North Texas, Halloween Carnival, "Voice of USNT", campus aerial, Journalism Building, releif decoration on Fouts Feild, Dr. Price Truitt, Fred Cobb, view of campus, "Stranger of Manzano" cast, Vet Village family, Fry Street area, Dr. R. B. Escue, aerial view of Fouts Field, and  Rod Gordon, R. V. Holland and J. C. Matthews.

      • Item 11: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: Two men stand in front of a bus, the stage band during a Stage Show, One O'clock Lab Band, musicians, President Matthews, Rod Gordon, R. V. Holland and J. C. Matthews, football game, Homecoming parade float, Dr. Hurley and Stanley Marcus, football game, Colonel Royal Baker with Francis Baker and J. C. Matthews, Second Lieutenant Ben Wooten, Bill Moyers, track event, students study, Jim Riddlesperger and Sam McAlister and students, Chi Omega party, a gathering of students, Mary McCormic and Mary Garden; President Matthews with J. D. G. Silvey, B. B. Haris, and W. J. McConnell; Sadie Hawkins Day participants, a football game, Bruce Hall, and documents.

      • Item 12: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: a Homecoming Reception 1954, Aaron Copland and Stefan Bardas, the Industrial Arts Building, Chemistry lab, Dr. Jack B. Scroggs and students; football game, a man in uniform, the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corp march in a Homecoming Parade; Phi Alpha Tau members; footabll game; Martin Schockley, Sigma Phi Epson with member Joe Don Baker, Joe Greene and Odus Mitchell, students protest the deaths of students at Kent State University.

      • Item 13: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: Student at an archaeological dig that found a wooly mammoth, the view of the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Program Armory after a fire, Dr. Toulouse and C. C. Nolen before Nolen's inauguration as President, Biology Building, President and Chancellor Vandiver, Dr. Ronald Marcello, Music Building, Center for Studies in Aging staff, Willis Library, Dr. Donald E. Staples, fire at Reserve Officer Training Armory, Soccer team, football game, parade, Peter Weller, "flying worm", basketball game, and Bob Ray Sanders.

      • Item 14: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: Class photo taken on the steps of the Normal Building, orchestra, mandolin and guitar club, John A. Hann, campus aerial, on page of President Chilton's speech, W. A. Ponder home, on side of the Denton square, last page of the announcement of the Texas Normal College, Main Building, streetcar, yell/spirit card, yell/spirit card, advertisement for the Normal School, unidentified student organization, boarding house residents, document, commencement procession, Eagle Drugstore interior, and Normal College Band.

      • Item 15: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: the Courthouse on the Denton, Texas square, an office, farm equipment, desk/office scene, Ruby Chilton and friends in a horse drawn carriage. typing class, class photo, campus aerial, Normal Building.

      • Item 16: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on on these negative strips include: the bus stop across from the Union Building, the Long and King building, the One O'clock Lab Band in Montreux, Switzerland.

      • Item 17: Negative Sheet, undated

        This sheet includes images of : the Men's Basketball Team on the steps of theScience Building, a team photo of the the Men's Basketball Team, an entry in a yearbook for G. Koons, and an image of a men's organization.

      • Item 18: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: a photographer, Brigadier General Roger M. Ramey, Major E. J. Menefee, troops parade on Denton's square, Charles Dameron in an "I've Been Drafted" poster, J. C. Matthews, Pat Boone in a play.

    • Folder 5: Negatives

      This is a collection of copy negatives created for the centennial book.

      • Item 1: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: the dedication ceremony of the first Union Building, chemistry class, a fraternity house decorated for Homecoming, Commencement procession, and Joe Don Baker in 1959.

      • Item 2: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: Civilian Conservation Corps tour trucks, documents, a class photo taken in front of the Normal Building, President Terrill, diploma, certificate, Normal Building.

      • Item 3: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this sheet include: an unidentified man seated at a table with bookshelves behind him.

      • Item 4: Negative Sheet, undated

        This sheet includes: the Information Science Library (Sage Hall), the central stairwell in Willis Library, the reading room of the Library (now Sage Hall).

      • Item 5: Negative Sheet, undated

        This sheet has an image of Bruce Hall.

    • Folder 6: Negatives, undated

      This is a collection of copy negatives.

      • Item 1: Negative Sheet, undated

        The color negatives on this sheet include: President Hurley's administration, aerial view of campus, the Science Research Building, and the Sheraton Hotel.

      • Item 2: Negative Sheet, undated

        This sheet holds color negatives of the following images: the General Academic Building, One O'clock Lab Band, Biology class, Bill Moyers, Chancellor Hurley and Ross Perot, the Dean's Council, Alfred and Joanne Hurley with G. Harvey and Patty Jones, Horace Brock, Computer Science class, History class, Art ceramic class, Chemistry class, Administration members, Board of Regents, Education class, History class, track event, Advancement Center, Robert La Forte, and Homecoming float.

      • Item 3: Negative Sheet, undated

        The negatives on this sheet depict a page of individual images of students.

      • Item 4: Negative Sheet, undated

        This strip of negatives show images from the opera "Cynthia Parker."

      • Item 5: Negative Sheet, undated

        The image on the strip on this sheet is of Dr. R. B. Escue.

      • Item 6: Negative Sheet, undated

        The images on this strip include: a Homecoming float, a football game; Rod Gordon, R. V. Holland, and President Matthews, President Matthews, and Joe Atkins.

    • Folder 7: Slides, undated

      This folder has three slides (a campus aerial, the Dean's Council, and two men using a computer) and a business card for Dan Santema, a university photographer.

    • Folder 8: Slides and Notes, undated

      • Item 1: Swimming Pool, Indoor, undated

        The slide shows a color image of the pool in the Physical Education Building.

      • Item 2: Physics Laboratory, undated

      • Item 3: Dr. Golden, undated

      • Item 4: Madrigal Singers, undated

      • Item 5: Phyllis George, circa 1971

      • Item 6: Bill Moyers, 1988

        Mr. Moyers delivers a commencement address to University of North Texas graduates in the Coliseum.

      • Item 7: Commencement Ceremony, undated

      • Item 8: Information Science Library, undated

        This structure is currently known as Sage Hall.

      • Item 9: General Academic Building, Exterior, undated

      • Item 10: CBS Reporter, undated

      • Item 11: International Week, undated

        International students parade the flags of their countries during the opening ceremony for the International Week celebrations.

      • Item 12: Chancellor and President Alfred Hurley's Administration, undated

      • Item 13: Computer Laboratory, undated

      • Item 14: Historical Collection, Exterior, undated

        This building has also been known as the Library, the Museum Building, and is currently known as Curry Hall.

      • Item 15: The Mascot Drives a Miniature Car, undated

      • Item 16: Spectators at a Football Game, undated

      • Item 17: Aerial Image of Campus, undated

      • Item 18: Notes, undated

        The notes concern the images requested for the centennial book.

    • Folder 9: Beatrice S. Couger Donation

      Ms. Couger donated the prints for possible use in the centennial book. The images belonged to her sister, Ina Kate Stringer (1904-1986). Kate and two older sisters attened the North Texas State Teachers College (now the University of North Texas). The family came from Fox Hollow Community, about twenty miles south of Graham. Mary Beatrice Stringer Couger (January 1, 1918 - September 11, 1991), atteneded Fox Hollow School and Bunger School in Young County. She gradudated from Graham High School and received her A.B. degree form Texas Wesleyan College.  She earned a master's degress from North Texas State University (now the University of North Texas).  She taught school in Bunger (1929-1941), Bryson(1941-1944) and Graham, Texas. She also worked for the Farmers Home Adiminstration (1955-1969).  She retired from Lewisville's Delay Middle School (1969-1982).  Ms. Couger was married to Rupert Brawner Couger (1910-1987).  Ina Kate Stringer (October 4, 1904-January 16, 1986) served as a military pay supervisor in Fort Lewis, Washinton. She was a member of the Women's Army Corps during World War II. While a student at UNT she was a member of the West Texas Club.

      • Item 1: Kate Stringer, 1924

        A woman stands in front of a wood frame house.  She is wearing a dark colored blouse and long skirt and a hat.

      • Item 2: Woman Stands by a Door of the Education Building, 1924/04

        A woman dressed in a plaid dress, dark shoes, and having a paige boy haircut  is seen standing at a side door to the Education Building. The woman is unidentified.

      • Item 3: Two Women Pose with a Bicycle, 1925

        Two women pose with a bicycle.  . One woman is unidentified and the other is Kate Stringer. Both women are wearing short sleeved shift dresses. They stand in an empty lot with a two story house in the background.

      • Item 4: Kate Stringer, Zelma Caudill, and Mable Rosendall, 1924

        This image was taken during the summer of 1924. Three women are posed on the ground in front of a clapboard house.  They each appear to have short haircuts.

      • Item 5: Three Women, 1924

        Three unidentified women pose in their summer dresses and hats. Each dress has a drop waiste design with lace.  The dresses are long, reaching their ankles. The stand on a lawn with two story, wood frame houses behind them.

      • Item 6: Couple, 1926

        A young couple pose in a rural setting.  She wears a hat with an up-turned brim and a dress where the skirt end just below her knees.  He is in slacks and long sleved shirt and wears a boater hat. They stand in front of a large rock.  The couple is not identified.

      • Item 7: Couple, 1926

        Kate Stringer wears a hat and dress. The man she is with is unidentified.  He wears slacks, long sleeved shirt, and a hat. They sit on a rock ledge.

      • Item 8: Two Men and a Woman, 1926

        Two men and a woman pose on rocks with a view of the countryside behind them. The back of the image states that they are at a picnic. None of them are identified.

      • Item 9: Correspondence, 1987/01/31

        A letter from Beatrice S. Couger donating the pictures that originally belonged to her sister, Ina Kate Stringer.

    • Folder 10: Charles F. Huey Donation

      Charles Finley Huey (September 9, 1920 - March 11, 2007) was a descendant of a pioneer Denton County family.  He was a graduate of Denton High School and an honor graduate of North Texas State College (now the University of North Texas) in 1944 with a Bachelor of Secondary Education.  He was a Texas Tech University Library staff member from 1958 untill his retirement in 1982.

      • Item 1: Saturday Night Stage Show, circa 1950s

        'Fessor Graham (Floyd Graham) talks to a young woman on stage during the Saturday Night Stage Show.  The color print shows the Aces of Collegland Band in the background.

      • Item 2: Note, 1987/01/31

        A note from Charles Huey describing the print showing Floyd Graham and the Stage Show.

    • Folder 11: Philora Love Donation

      Philora Faye Noland Love was born to Philip Noland and Mary Ora Alexander Noland on September 15, 1930.  She graduated from Crwford High Shool in 1947.  Ms. Love earned a Bachelor of arts Degree from the University of North Texas in 1951.  She received her Master of Science Degree from Baylor University in 1954.  She taught second grade for thirty seven years in the Valley Millis School District.  Her husband was Leondard Carl Love (1926-2001). Ms. Love died on February 19, 2001.

      • Item 1: House, undated

        An image of a two story, wood frame and clapboard house.

    • Folder 12: Mrs. Maudell Baker

      Maudell Baker graduated from Henrietta High School. Ms. Baker attended Norh Texas State Teacher's College (now the University of North Texas), as a music major.  She graduated in 1934. She married Hank Baker and moved to Gainesville, Texas.  She worked as a private piano and organ teacher.

      • Item 1: The Stage Band at a Costume Ball, 1933

        A black and white print that shows the stage band with four performers wearing masks.  Individuals identified in the image are Johnny Lawhon, Floyd Graham, Scotty Lawhon, J. B. Woodrom, Bill Ardis, John Parker, and Bob Marquis.

      • Item 2: Maudell Gentry, 1934/05/07

        Maudell Gentry poses with the flowers that she received at "the very first recital for a BAchelor of Music Degree."  The recital took place on May 7, 1934.  She is standing in the yard of a wood frame house.

    • Folder 13: Virginia Erney Scherer

      Virginia Nell Earney Scherer graduated from North Texas State Teachers College (now the University of North Texas) in 1945.  Her major was Elementary Education.  She was a member of Current Literature Club, and the Elemenrary Council (as the corresponding secretary). She was orginally from Dallas where both her parents were teachers. She continued her studies at the University of Colorado before moving to New York City.  She worked as a registrar for the St. Luke's Hospital School of Nursing. The school closed in 1974. She was also active in the New York Society for Ethical Culture in which she was a member of the Caring Committee. Sheretired from that group in August 2016, at the age of 91. Ms. Schere died in February 2017.

      • Item 1: Dorm Room Scene, 1944/02/29

        Six women pose in a dorm room in Terrell Hall.  Battlion "patches,"  given to them by servicement friends, are displayed on the window curtains. The women pictured are: Claresse Smith (?), Virginia Erney Scherer, an unidentified woman, Julia Loughmiller Bering, Margatet Hopkins Burns, and (in the rear right) Geneva Ball.

      • Item 2: Two Women Sit on a Bench, 1944/04/17

        Virginia Earney and her roommate, Julia Loughmiller Bering sit on a bench that encircle a tree behind Marquis Hall.  Terrell Hall is in the background.

      • Item 3: Women Sit on the Post Office Steps, 1943

        Margaret Hopkins Burns, Claresse Smith, and Virginia Earney Scherer sit on the steps of the Post Office on the North Texas State Teachers College campus (now the University of North Texas).  The Power Plant can be seen in the background.

    • Folder 14: La Verne Walker Weddle

      LaVerne Walker Weddle was born in Blessing, Texas on December 28, 1920. She attened the University of North Texas, graduating in 1941 with a degree in Business Education.  During her time as a student she was a member of the Junior Cirrent Literature Club, the Senior Current Literatre Club (as treasurer), and the House Presidents' Club. . Her husband was John H. Weddle.  They moved from Texas to Fort Myers, Florida in December, 1956. She worked at Lee County Bank from January, 1957.  She retired in December, 1980, as an assistant vice president.  Ms. Weddle died on November 10, 2001.

      • Item 1: Three Women Wear Regalia, 1941/05

        Three women, dressed for commencement, sit on a bench in the yard of a house.

      • Item 2: LaVerne Frances Walker, 1941

        A portrait of LaVerne Walker from the Spring of 1941.  On the back of the image it states that this was an "application picture."  "Clucks' Studio, Denton, Texas" is stamped on the back.

      • Item 3: Mary Katherine Iles, 1941

        A portrait of Mary Katherine Iles that was taken as an application picture.  The image has "Cluck's Denton" stamped on the back of the image.

      • Item 4: Wanda Doggett, 1941

        An application picture of Ms. Doggett with "Clucks's Denton" stamped on the back of the image.

      • Item 5: Three Women Pose with Books, 1941

        Three women are pictured "in the Allen house" reading books.

      • Item 6: Mrs. Una Pearl Allen, 1941

        Una Pearl Allen poses beside her car in 1941.  She was the house mother and owner of the boarding house at 107 Avenue B, Denton, Texas.

      • Item 7: Residents of the Allen House, 1941

        "Student residents of the Allen House in 1941 with house mother Mrs. Una Pearl Allen."  Mrs. Allen sits on the sofa, in the center.

    • Item 15: Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps: Armory Fire, undated

• Series 2: Committees, Events, and Activities

  • Box 2

    Barcode: 702847

    • Folder 1: Calls and Lunches, 1989-03

    • Folder 2: Contacts, 1988-1990

    • Folder 3: Alumni Association Board Meeting, 1990-09-03-1990-09-07

    • Folder 4: Alumni Leadership Conference, 1990-09-13-1990-10-06

    • Folder 5: Alumni - Abilene, Texas, 1988-12-06-1989-08-14

    • Folder 6: Abilene Trip, 1989-08-02-1989-08-03

    • Folder 7: Alumni - Austin, Texas, 1988-12-13-1990-04-02

    • Folder 8: Amarillo Canyon, Texas, 1989-03-22-1991-01-17

    • Folder 9: Amarillo Canyon Trip, 1990-08-20-1990-09-24

    • Folder 10: Alumni - Brownsville/McAllen, Texas, 1989-09-06-1989-12-29

    • Folder 11: Alumni - Brownwood, Texas, 1989-08-28-1989-10-17

    • Folder 12: Alumni - Corpus Christi, Texas, 1988-12-07-1989-07-10

    • Folder 13: Alumni - Dallas/Richardson, Texas, 1988-12-05-1990-01-04

    • Folder 14: Alumni - Denison, Texas, 1988-12-06-1989-10-12

    • Folder 15: Alumni - Denton, Texas, 1989-01-17-1990-01-10

    • Folder 16: Alumni - El Paso, Texas, 1989-03-27-1990-04-24

    • Folder 17: El Paso Trip, 1989-12-31-1990-03-08

    • Folder 18: Alumni - Fort Worth, Texas, 1988-11-30-1990-09-25

    • Folder 19: Alumni - Houston, Texas, 1988-11-30-1989-06-13

    • Folder 20: Houston Alumni Event, 1990-10-11-1990-10-12

    • Folder 21: Alumni - Irving, Texas, 1988-11-30-1990-03-30

    • Folder 22: Alumni - Laredo, Texas, 1988-11-30-1990-03-29

    • Folder 23: Alumni - Lewisville, Texas, 1988-12-06-1990-01-19

    • Folder 24: Alumni - Lubbock, Texas, 1989-01-16-1990-03-31

    • Folder 25: Alumni - Midland/Odessa, Texas, 1988-11-30-1990-04-24

    • Folder 26: Alumni - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1989-09-28-1990-06-25

    • Folder 27: Alumni - Port Arthur, Texas, 1989-05-02-1989-07-03

    • Folder 28: Alumni - San Angelo, Texas, 1989-04-24-1989-10-04

    • Folder 29: Alumni - San Antonio, Texas, 1989-02-06-1990-03-27

    • Folder 30: Centennial Plan, 1989-01-05

    • Folder 31: Centennial Working Calendar, 1987-09-21-1990-12

    • Folder 32: Academic Calendar and Start-Stop Dates, 1989-01-23-1989-01-25

    • Folder 33: Centennial Budget, 1988-10-24-1989-05-26

    • Folder 34: Wichita Falls Trip, 1989-08-07-1990-04-13

    • Folder 35: Alumni - Wichita Falls, Texas, 1988-12-06-1990-06-12

    • Folder 36: Alumni - Washington, D.C., 1989-05-02-1990-09-13

    • Folder 37: Tyler Centennial Event, 1990-03-25

    • Folder 38: Alumni - Tyler, Texas, 1988-11-30-1990-09-25

    • Folder 39: Tyler Celebration, 1990-09-20

    • Folder 40: Alumni - Texarkana, Texas, 1989-05-11-1989-10-17

    • Folder 41: Alumni - Temple/Waco/Belton, Texas, 1989-02-27-1989-09-25

    • Folder 42: Town/Gown Committee (Action Committee), 1988-10-26-1989-12-05

    • Folder 43: Action Committees - Student Events, 1988-11-28-1988-12-13

    • Folder 44: Action Committees - C. Newell Political Activity & Planning Commission, 1988-11-07-1989-04-25

    • Folder 45: Action Committees - Library (Warde), 1988-11-28-1990-06-21

    • Folder 46: Musical & Dramatic Events Meeting, 1988-12-06-1988-12-07

    • Folder 47: Action Committees - Dramatic Events (Culp), 1988-12-07

    • Folder 48: Action Committees - Public Information, 1989-02-10-1989-02-16

    • Folder 49: Action Committees - Athletics, 1988-11-22-1989-12-13

    • Folder 50: Action Committees - Mailings/General File, 1988-10-14

    • Folder 51: Action Committees - Convocations & Commencements, 1988-12-05-1989-11-06

    • Folder 52: Action Committee List, undated

    • Folder 53: Action Committees - Alumni Events, 1988-06-02-1990-09-25

    • Folder 54: Centennial Committee, 1983-07-04-1991-01

    • Folder 55: Advancement Advisory Council, 1989-09-12-1989-09-08

    • Folder 56: Action Committees - TCOM, 1990-03-07-1990-10-02

      Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM)

    • Folder 57: Action Committees - College and School Events, 1988-11-09-1990-10-04

    • Folder 58: Traditions Council, 1989-01-17-1990-06-26

    • Folder 59: NT/TCOM Primary Care Update, 1990-08-28

      North Texas (NT)/Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine (TCOM)

    • Folder 60: Executive Committee (1 of 3), 1988-1990

    • Folder 61: Executive Committee (2 of 3), 1988-1990

    • Folder 62: Executive Committee (3 of 3), 1988-1990

  • Box 3

    Barcode: 702848

    • Folder 1: Executive Committee (1 of 2), 1988-1990

    • Folder 2: Executive Committee (2 of 2), 1988-1990

    • Folder 3: Alumni Representatives, 1988-09-16-1988-09-30

    • Folder 4: Non-Academic Administrators, 1988-09-22-1988-10-06

    • Folder 5: Faculty Representatives, 1988-09-26-1988-09-30

    • Folder 6: Friends Representatives, 1988-09-13-1988-09-23

    • Folder 7: Sub-Committee on Memorabilia, 1990-02-22-1990-03-06

    • Folder 8: Mementos Committee, 1990-09-27-1991-03-21

    • Folder 9: Committee Lists, 1988-12-13-1990-10-25

    • Folder 10: Academic Administrator Representatives, 1988-09-09-1989-02-01

    • Folder 11: Steering Committee, 1988-08-16-1988-12-19

    • Folder 12: Student Representatives, 1988-09-19-1988-10-14

    • Folder 13: Alumni Awards, 1990-03-07-1990-04-06

    • Folder 14: Projects - Cake, 1989-02-09-1990-04-17

    • Folder 15: Convocation (1 of 2), 1988-1990

    • Folder 16: Convocation (2 of 2), 1988-1990

    • Folder 17: Events - Extravaganza, 1990-10-01-1990-10-18

    • Folder 18: Events - Forever Green, 1990-11-30

    • Folder 19: Events - Homecoming, 1990-10-18-1990-10-20

    • Folder 20: Centennial Luncheon, 1991-01-04-1991-02-07

    • Folder 21: Events - Music, 1990-11-20

    • Folder 22: Secondhand Rose Shop, 1988-11-19-1988-11-28

    • Folder 23: Texans in Washington, 1989-05-17-1990-03-01

    • Folder 24: Centennial Meeting with President Hurley, 1988-08-16-1990-11-14

    • Folder 25: President Hurley, 1988-09-23-1989-05-01

    • Folder 26: Muro & Wilkinson Meeting, 1988-10-27

    • Folder 27: Newell-Hurley Meeting, 1989-06-19

    • Folder 28: Student Activities Retreat, 1989-08-04-1989-08-31

    • Folder 29: Projects - Opera, 1989-01-02-1990-01-22

    • Folder 30: Projects - PAIS & Advancement, 1988-10-17-1990-04-11

      Office of Public Affairs and Information Services (PAIS)

    • Folder 31: Centennial Poem Dedication, 1990-11-07-1991-01-02

    • Folder 32: Centennial Quilt Project, 1989-06-19-1990-09-24

    • Folder 33: Projects - Press, 1989-10-27-1990-05-07

    • Folder 34: Projects - Resident Hall Association, 1989-09-07-1990-08-31

    • Folder 35: Projects - Texans Studies, 1989-01-27-1990-09-13

    • Folder 36: Projects - Symposium on "The Changing Face of Texas", 1989-06-08

    • Folder 37: Projects - Solar Powered Car Race, 1989-06-28-1990-12

    • Folder 38: Turner Sculpture, 1989

    • Folder 39: Projects - Jostens Ring, 1988-11-18-1990-11-07

    • Folder 40: Centennial Reports, undated

    • Folder 41: Presentation to Steering Committee, undated

    • Folder 42: Presentation to Regents, 1988-11-18-1989-05-11

    • Folder 43: Activity Report, 1988-09-02

    • Folder 44: Schedule Report, 1988-09-20-1989-01-05

    • Folder 45: Centennial Proposals & Reports, 1984-11-16-1988-08-25

    • Folder 46: Outline for Proposals, undated

    • Folder 47: Projects - Up With People, 1988-09-22-1990-10-15

    • Folder 48: League for Professional Women, 1989-10-03-1990-11-16

    • Folder 49: Publications, undated

    • Folder 50: East Texas State Centennial, 1989-01-15-1989-02-13

    • Folder 51: Other University Centennials, 1988-11-21-1990-09-24

    • Folder 52: Prarie View A&M 110th Anniversary Celebration, 1988-11-10-1988-11-15

    • Folder 53: UT Austin Dedications, 1981-01-06-1983-09-24

    • Folder 54: UT Austin Calendar, 1983

    • Folder 55: UT Austin Centennial Endowment Program, undated

    • Folder 56: UT Austin Exhibitions, 1983

    • Folder 57: UT Austin Logo, 1988

    • Folder 58: UT Austin Publications, 1983-02-04-1983-12

  • Box 4

    Barcode: 702849

    • Folder 1: Centennial Samples, 1983

    • Folder 2: UT Austin Centennial Memorabilia, 1983

    • Folder 3: Projects - College of Arts & Sciences, 1989-12-20-1990-04-26

    • Folder 4: Projects - Art Department, 1988-12-06-1990-08-24

    • Folder 5: Projects - Artist Conference, 1988-09-27-1990-04-16

    • Folder 6: Projects - COBA Aerial Photo, 1989-12-04-1990-04-06

      College of Business Administration (COBA)

    • Folder 7: Projects - Banners and Signs, 1989-10-03-1990-01-11

    • Folder 8: Projects - Bloomfield School, 1988-11-04-1989-08-29

    • Folder 9: Projects - Blood Drive, 1988-11-08-1990-03-30

    • Folder 10: Projects - President Bush Visit, 1989-04-12-1990-04-04

    • Folder 11: Project - CTR for Materials Characterization, 1990-01-18-1990-08-23

      Comprehensive Technical Review (CTR)

    • Folder 12: Alpha Epsilon Rho Centennial Video Presentation, 1989-05-29-1989-08-08

    • Folder 13: Projects - Centennial Scholarship, 1989-06-12-1990-02-14

    • Folder 14: Projects - Chemistry, 1989-02-15

    • Folder 15: Projects - Story of North Texas, 1988-08-31-1990-06-21

    • Folder 16: Projects - Denton County Amateur Radio Club, 1989-08-14-1989-12-18

    • Folder 17: The Cotton Bowl, 1989-1990

    • Folder 18: Centennial South West Tour, 1989-09-27-1990-09-25

    • Folder 19: Community Service, 1984-03-05-1985-09-09

    • Folder 20: Sesquicentennial Committee, 1984-10-24-1985-04-19

    • Folder 21: Center for Public Service, 1983-1985

    • Folder 22: SCS Centennial Reception/Workshop/Luncheon, 1990-09-18

      School of Community Service (SCS)

    • Folder 23: Projects - Dance and Drama, 1988-09-20-1990-04-06

    • Folder 24: Docudrama Meeting, 1990-03-26-1990-12

    • Folder 25: Projects - Extravaganza (1 of 2), 1989-06-27-1990-12-10

    • Folder 26: Projects - Extravaganza (2 of 2), 1989-06-27-1990-12-10

    • Folder 27: Projects - Forever Green, 1989-06-05-1990-12-21

    • Folder 28: Cooperative Centers for Study Abroad, 1989-04

    • Folder 29: Projects - Flags and Flag Day, 1989-04-07-1990-02-09

    • Folder 30: Flag Lowering Ceremony, 1990-08-27-1990-12-19

    • Folder 31: G. Harvey Fundraising, 1984-06-30-1985-02-06

    • Folder 32: Projects - Jones Farm Living History Center, 1988-11-20-1989-02

    • Folder 33: Projects - Laserdisk, 1988-07-18-1988-12-14

    • Folder 34: Projects - Library, 1988-11-07-1990-04-13

    • Folder 35: Projects - Logo, 1988-10-04-1989-11-07

    • Folder 36: Previous Logos, undated

    • Folder 37: Centennial Clock, 1989-09-15-1990-04-30

    • Folder 38: Projects - School of Music, 1988-09-13-1991-05

    • Folder 39: North Texas 40, 1989-08-17-1989-10-27

    • Folder 40: Projects - NT Daily Special Edition, 1988-11-07-1990-01-18

    • Folder 41: Projects - The North Texan, 1988-11-04-1988-11-07

    • Folder 42: NTSU Folders, undated

      North Texas State University (NTSU)

    • Folder 43: Executive Committee Agendas and Minutes (1 of 2), 1984-1990

    • Folder 44: Executive Committee Agendas and Minutes (2 of 2), 1984-1990

    • Folder 45: Advancement Campaign, 1985-04-16-1989-05-22

    • Folder 46: Centennial Correspondence, 1983-07-04-1991-04-21

    • Folder 47: Miscellaneous Projects, 1985-1990-10-03

    • Folder 48: Miscellaneous Events, 1988-08-26-1990-01-31

    • Folder 49: Miscellaneous Meetings, 1988-09-20-1989-09-11

    • Folder 50: Photographs and Slides, undated

  • Box 10: Alumni Events

    A collection of corrrespondence and papers that document the College of Business Administration's alumni events held to celebrate the University of North Texas's centennial.
    Barcode: 703191

    • Folder 1: Southwest Tour, 1990

    • Folder 2: Austin, Texas, 1990

    • Folder 3: Denton, Texas, 1990

    • Folder 4: Irving, Texas, 1990

    • Folder 5: Odessa, Texas, 1990

    • Folder 6: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1990

    • Folder 7: College of Business Administration: Cards, 1990

    • Folder 8: College of Business Administration: Capitol Reception, Austin, Texas, 1990

      Invitations to the reception that was held in Austin, Texas on March 27, 1990.

    • Folder 9: College of Business Administration: Centennial Luncheon, 1990

      An invitation for the event held on July 18, 1990.

    • Folder 10: College of Business Administration: Guests Registered for Downtown Dallas Event, 1990

    • Folder 11: College of Business Administration: Correspondence, 1990

    • Folder 12: College of Business Administration: Press Release, 1990/06/01

    • Folder 13: College of Business Administration: Notes on Denton Meeting, 1990/05/30

    • Folder 14: College of Business Administration: Downtown Dallas Event, 1990

• Series 3: Oversized Materials

  • Box 5

    Barcode: 702850

    • Item 1: Senate Resolution No. 735, 1989-05-25

      Resolution to recognize and commemorate the University of North Texas's Centennial celebration.

    • Item 2: Resolution by the Commissioners Court of Denton County, Texas, 1989-10-30

      Resolution to proclaim the year 1990 as "The University of North Texas Centennial Year".

    • Item 3: Office of the Mayor/City of Dallas Proclamation (1 of 2), 1990-07-18

      Mayor of the City of Dallas, Annette Strauss, proclaims "University of North Texas Centennial Day".

    • Item 4: Office of the Mayor/City of Dallas Proclamation (2 of 2), 1990

      Mayor of the City of Dallas, Annette Strauss, proclaims "The University of North Texas Centennial Year".

    • Item 5: Office of the Mayor/City of Fort Worth Proclamation, 1989-12-14

      Mayor of the City of Fort Worth, Bob Bolen, proclaims "The University of North Texas Centennial Year".

    • Item 6: William Marsh Rice University Greetings, undated

      Large certificate to acknowledge the University of North Texas Centennial.

    • Item 7: Centennial Logo Sketches, undated

    • Item 8: "The Centennial Celebration", 1983-09-26-1983-10-02

      "On Campus" UT Austin newspaper publication; Vol. 11, No. 5.

    • Item 9: "One Hundred Years of Growth: Centennial", 1983-02-04

      Copy of a special edition "The Daily Texan" newspaper.

    • Folder 1: Centennial Publications and Ephemera, 1964-1990

    • Folder 2: Storyboard Presentation Posters, undated

  • Box 6

    These materials share an oversized box with the J.J. Barlow Collection's Box 2.
    Barcode: 7420

    • Item 8: "North Texas State Univeristy 75th Anniversary Year", 1964-08-30

      Portion of a Denton Record-Chronicle newspaper.

    • Item 9: "One Hundred Years Today", 1983-09-15

      The Daily Texan newspaper; Vol. LXXXIII, No. 10.

    • Item 10: "Down the Corridor of Years" Copy 1, 1989

      The North Texan newspaper; Vol. 39, No. 5.

    • Item 11: "Down the Corridor of Years" Copy 2, 1989

      The North Texan newspaper; Vol. 39, No. 5.