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[Audrey George]

Description: Photograph of Audrey George, a North Texas student and member of Treys Singing Group. She poses on a stool, wearing a collared shirt with skirt. A white screen is pulled down behind her.
Date: May 1959
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Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Audrey George]

Description: Photograph of Audrey George, a North Texas student and member of Treys Singing Group. She poses on a stool, wearing a collared shirt with skirt. A white screen is pulled down behind her.
Date: May 1959
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Olive Honeycutt, Holford Russell, and Dorothy Babb]

Description: Photograph of Dorothy Babb (right) with Miss Olive Honeycutt (left) and Holford Russell (center), with a few of the gifts donated for Old Maid’s Day. A group of women in Denton started Old Maid’s Day in 1950 to get “recognition, not menfolks.” It all began when Miss Dorothy Babb, a Latin and English teacher at North Texas State College.
Date: May 1954
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Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[The nearly completed Administration building]

Description: Photograph of the nearly completed construction of the new Administration building for North Texas State College. This building will replaced the previous administration building which is now known as the Auditorium building. The clock of the clock tower is the missing piece from the completion of the building.
Date: May 30, 1956
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Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Celebrating Old Maid’s Day with Miss Dorothy Babb, 1954]

Description: Photograph of Dorothy Babb (right) with Miss Olive Honeycutt (left) and Holford Russell (center), with a few of the gifts donated for Old Maid’s Day. A group of women in Denton started Old Maid’s Day in 1950 to get “recognition, not menfolks.” It all began when Miss Dorothy Babb, a Latin and English teacher at North Texas State College.
Date: May 1954
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections
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