Photograph of the 1988 North Texas Homecoming bonfire burning at night. Attached to the bonfire are banners, including one that reads: "Talons Bonfire 88".

Photograph of a couple dancing at the 1988 North Texas Alumni Homecoming Dance. They are dancing next to a stage where a band is playing. Other couples are dancing on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of a banner that reads "Welcome Home Alumni" hanging in front of a building for North Texas Homecoming.

Photograph of the 1988 North Texas Homecoming King, Major Green, and Queen, Maria Rivera, after being crowned. The Queen is wearing a tiara and holding a bouquet of flowers and speaking into a microphone, while the King wears a crown and cape. This photo is featured in the 1989 Aerie yearbook.

Photograph of the 1988 North Texas Homecoming King, Major Green, and Queen, Maria Rivera, posing together on stage. The Queen is holding a bouquet of flowers and wearing a sash, while the King wears a crown and cape.

Photograph of 1988 UNT Homecoming festivities. Cheerleaders perform outside of the Center for Advancement.

Photograph of North Texas State University cheerleaders, around 1988, doing a stunt at a football game.

Photograph of North Texas State University cheerleaders, around 1988, doing a routine at a football game.

Photograph of North Texas Eagle, David McGinty (#33) catching the ball in mid-air as a UNT Longhorn charges towards him.

Photograph of a plane with a banner flying over Denton to promote "UNT Homecoming Oct 13-14" 1988.

Photograph of a plane with a banner flying over Denton to promote "UNT Homecoming Oct 13-14" 1988.

Photograph of alumni in formal wear dancing at the 1988 North Texas Alumni Homecoming Dance.

Photograph of Rose Marie Wilkinson, UNT Executive Director of Development, Office of Advancement, accepting a photo of the 1904 graduating class of North Texas State Normal College from Dr. Robert James Speer, class of 1937. Dr. Speer's father, Lou A. Speer; his mother, Pearla Wheeler; his uncle Earl Wheeler (twin); a friend of Mrs. Robert Speer (Verna Mae Petty, class of 1937); and Mr. Hampton Roach, are pictured in the 1904 photo.

Photograph of North Texas football spectators, 1988.

Photograph of Kodalith, a saxophone player. He plays his instrument at the Emerald Rhapsody Ball on the North Texas campus in Denton.

Photograph of Shelley Carrol playing tenor sax at the Emerald Rhapsody Ball on the North Texas campus in Denton. Partially seen is Randy Hamm playing the baritone sax.

Photograph of Kodalith, a saxophone player. He plays his instrument at the Emerald Rhapsody Ball on the North Texas campus in Denton.

Photograph of the first class of the Texas Academy of Arts and Science (TAMS) sitting on a staircase in the Hurley Administration Building. The students are arranged in eleven rows. TAMS is a residential program at the University of North Texas for high-school aged students gifted in mathematics and science. The first class arrived on campus in 1988.

Photograph of UNT mascot Scrappy the Eagle, laying on top of the new University sign commemorating University Day. A couple can be seen in the background having their photo taken in front of the sign.

Photograph of Scrappy the Eagle and members of the university's administration at the time capsule ceremony held outside of the Administration Building.

Photograph of the UNT band playing at the 1988 University Day.

Photograph of a woman holding a balloon at University Day. The ceremony was held outside the Administration Building.

Photograph of President Alfred Hurley shaking hands with Ray Stephens, the mayor of Denton, at the 1988 University Day.

Photograph of three men burying the time capsule at the 1988 University Day.