Group photograph of the Concert Military Band in uniform and on stage with their instruments.

Group photograph of the Concert Military Band in uniform and on stage with their instruments.

Photograph of two students/actors looking at a chandelier. The Supper Theater event was created by the Department of Drama Speech and was a dining and entertainment event for guests.

Photograph of three students acting in a supper theater at North Texas State University. Two men and and a woman are pictured.

Photograph of actors rehearsing their lines for the dinning theater on campus. In the image two males and one female practice their lines within close proximity of each other. The room is cramped and filled with a bookcase and other items. The Supper Theater event was created by the Department of Drama Speech and was a dining and entertainment event for guests.

Photograph of Dale Peters. He wears a suit and plays the harpsichord.

Photograph of Dale Peters at North Texas State University. He sits at a harpsichord and looks toward the camera.

Photograph of Dale Peters at North Texas State University. He sits at a harpsichord and faces the camera.

Photograph of Dale Peters at North Texas State University. He wears a suit and plays the harpsichord.

Photograph of Jack Ellis, author of "Rhapsody on a Theme of Moonlight," which was a Supper Theater at North Texas State University. He stands in a dark room, holding large props in both hands.

Photograph of Jack Ellis, holding props for a play. Ellis is the author of "Rhapsody on a Theme of Moonlight" supper theater.

Portrait of Josie Cantu. She can be seen wearing a sweater. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.

Photograph of Josie Cantu sitting on a bench. She can be seen in a long over coat and looking directly at the camera. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.

Photograph of Josie Cantu sitting on a bench. She can be seen a long over coat and looking directly at the camera. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.

Profile of Josie Cantu. She can be seen wearing a sweater. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.

Profile of Josie Cantu. She can be seen wearing a sweater. Cantu (’63) was a journalism major from San Antonio and editor for the 1962 Yucca during her junior year. She was tasked with documenting the excitement of the institution’s “University Year.” Cantu and her team of Yucca staff diligently recorded all of the momentous firsts; including the largest fall enrollment of 8,638 students, the establishment of one-way streets in downtown Denton, the use of student pictures on ID cards, and the first Big-Little Sister Skit Night.

Photograph of the A Cappella choir performing. The woman can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear tuxedos. Four choir members can be seen behind a piano on the left. Two people can be seen standing in front of the piano.

Photograph of choir members constructing raisers. All five choir members can be seen wearing matching robes. A piano can be seen behind them.

Photograph of the A Cappella choir performing. The woman can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear tuxedos. Four choir members can be seen behind a piano on the left.

Photograph of the chapel choir rehearsing under the direction of Richard Lamb.

Photograph of a group shot of the A Cappella choir. The woman can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear tuxedos. Several chairs are visible in the foreground.

Photograph of two people at a piano. The man can be seen wearing a suit while the woman wears a dress. Empty risers can be seen to their left.

Photograph of the A Cappella choir performing. The woman can be seen wearing dresses while the men wear tuxedos. Four choir members can be seen behind a piano on the left. Two people can be seen standing in front of the piano.

Photograph of choir audience members. The audience can be seen seated throughout the auditorium.