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.