Photograph of North Texas football spectators sitting in the stands and watching the 1997 Homecoming game at Fouts Field.

Photograph of Scrappy the North Texas mascot with his date at the Homecoming game. Scrappy is wearing a UNT jersey. His date is wearing a knee-length dress, long gloves, and flats.

Photograph of Scrappy, the North Texas mascot, with his date for the homecoming game. Scrappy's date is wearing a knee-length dress, long gloves, and flats.

Photograph of the North Texas mascot, Scrappy in 1995 at Texas Stadium in Irving, TX.

Photograph of the North Texas mascot, Scrappy seen from behind during a game at Texas Stadium in 1995.

Photograph of Ron Skillens, of Topeka, Kansas, a student at the University of North Texas. A handwritten note on the top back of the photograph reads, "Ron Skillens 92'", and on the bottom back, "Skillens, Ron - 1992".

Photograph of Sam Atkinson, Regent's Professor and Director of the Institute of Applied Sciences at the University of North Texas. In the photograph Atkinson is working at a graphing table and measuring the distance with a ruler of locations on a map and writing down his findings on a piece of paper. The man in the background has been identified as Bruce Hunter, specialist in analysis and mapping as well as Association Director of the Institute of Applied Science. 1993.

Photograph of Sam Atkinson, Regent's Professor and Director of the Institute of Applied Sciences at the University of North Texas. In the photograph Atkinson is working at a graphing table and measuring the distance with a ruler of locations on a map and writing down his findings on a piece of paper. The man in the background has been identified as Bruce Hunter, specialist in analysis and mapping as well as Association Director of the Institute of Applied Science. 1993.

Photograph of Dr. Horace Brock, Peter Weller, and Euline Brock smiling at the camera. Dr. Horace Brock was a professor of accounting at the University of North Texas. His wife Euline served on Denton's City Council from 1992 to 1998 and was Mayor of Denton from 2000-2006. Peter Weller graduated from UNT (then known as North Texas State University) in 1970 with a Bachelor of Arts in Theater. Weller is an actor and director known for his roles in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension, Robocop, and Naked Lunch.

Photograph of a group of actors dressed in costumes performing "Forever Green" on stage. The musical tells the history of the University of North Texas and was performed during the university's centennial celebrations. Denton satirist, Donna Trammell, took popular melodies and put words about the school and town to them. The show was performed by current students, alumni, and many other townsfolk including then Denton mayor, Bob Castleberry.

Photograph of a quintet performing on stage during a centennial celebration at the university. They are a group part of singers taking part in a rendition of "Forever Green." The musical tells the history of the University of North Texas and was performed during the university's centennial celebrations. Denton satirist, Donna Trammell, took popular melodies and put words about the school and town to them. The show was performed by current students, alumni, and many other townsfolk including then Denton mayor, Bob Castleberry.

Photograph of a man performing on stage during a rendition of "Forever Green." The musical tells the history of the University of North Texas and was performed during the university's centennial celebrations. Denton satirist, Donna Trammell, took popular melodies and put words about the school and town to them. The show was performed by current students, alumni, and many other townsfolk including then Denton mayor, Bob Castleberry.

Photograph of a woman altering costumes for student performers inside of a classroom. The costumes were used for performances at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at the Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of an alteration room filled with costumes for student performers at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of women standing behind a large table while altering student costumes. The costumes were used for performances at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at the Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of a woman sitting at a table while altering costumes for student performers inside of a classroom. The costumes were used for performances at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at the Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of two women holding umbrellas while performing "Forever Green" on stage at the university's centennial celebration. The musical tells the history of the University of North Texas and was performed during the university's centennial celebrations. Denton satirist, Donna Trammell, took popular melodies and put words about the school and town to them. The show was performed by current students, alumni, and many other townsfolk including then Denton mayor, Bob Castleberry.

Photograph of a performer wearing an outfit covered in stars standing on stage during a rendition of "Forever Green." The musical tells the history of the University of North Texas and was performed during the university's centennial celebrations. Denton satirist, Donna Trammell, took popular melodies and put words about the school and town to them. The show was performed by current students, alumni, and many other townsfolk including then Denton mayor, Bob Castleberry.

Photograph of two women holding umbrellas while performing "Forever Green" on stage at the university's centennial celebration. The musical tells the history of the University of North Texas. Denton satirist, Donna Trammell, took popular melodies and put words about the school and town to them. The show was performed by current students, alumni, and many other townsfolk including then Denton mayor, Bob Castleberry.

Photograph of seamstresses altering costumes for student performers inside of a sewing room. The costumes were used for performances at the University of North Texas Centennial Extravaganza that was held at the Fouts Field in Denton, Texas on October 18, 1990. The monumental event was comprised of musical and dance numbers by over two thousand students.

Photograph of a group of singers performing "Forever Green" on stage during the University of North Texas' Centennial Celebrations. The musical tells the history of the University of North Texas and was performed during the university's centennial celebrations. Denton satirist, Donna Trammell, took popular melodies and put words about the school and town to them. The show was performed by current students, alumni, and many other townsfolk including then Denton mayor, Bob Castleberry.

Photograph of three men posing for a group photo at the University of North Texas' Centennial Flag Day. A poster reading "A Day for North Texas" is visible in the background along with hanging balloons.

Photograph taken during the filming of Necessary Roughness. In this photograph, a man holding a small child on his shoulders stands next to a statue of Rowdy the Armadillo, the mascot of the fictional Texas State Armadillos. The child smiles at the camera as he or she points at the statue. An older child wearing a sleeveless shirt and shorts stands on the other side of the statue. A cropped version of this photograph appeared on page 12 of the September 1991 issue of the North Texan. According to the caption that accompanied the photograph, the man's name is Ronald Edwards and the child on his shoulders is Deandre White. The statue, designed by Kathryn Kneip (class of 1990), was on temporary display in the Administration Building's lobby.

Photograph of Ed "Too Tall" Jones filming Necessary Roughness, 1991.