University of North Alabama - Diorama Yearbook (Florence, AL)

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Keller Key - Naps Keller Key - Not the key to the front door, but an award pre- sented at graduation in memory of Dr. and Mrs. Keller to a graduating senior who has the highest scholastic average. HIF-HM-HW- HOOBAY! Kick-off - A pep rally in Wilson Park sponsored by Downtown Florence Merchants starts the football season each year. Law Enforcement - The Univer- sity, in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Justice Law Enforcement Education Pro- gram, provides a four-year degree curriculum with special relevance for in-service law enforcement personnel or students who may plan to prepare for law enforcement service. Library - Collier Library, named after C.B. Collier and built in 1939, houses 136,276 volumes of which 7,995 were purchased this year. Now open until midnight five nights per week. Line - You cross it for a beer, stand in it for a book, and shoot it in front of the SUB. Lionettes - UNA ' s version of the Radio City Rockettes. Lounge - The only one in town closes at 4:30 p.m. (see Commuters). Married Student Housing - Fifty on-campus apartments are avail- able for married student families. Each apartment contains living-dining room, kitchen, bath, and two bed- rooms; completely furnished. McDonald ' s - everyday and sesame seeds. I ate there broke out in Media Center - Completed in 1976, it is the renovated gymnasium, now used as an audio visual center. It houses photography facilities, and television studios. Mid-Terms - What a way to ruin a semester. Miss Alabama - UNA, want to try for a fifth? Mixed Mob - 1. You are eligible to take it 8 semesters and with a limited amount of cutting an easy 24 quality points can be obtained. 2. Also known as Mixed Choir. Mixer - A blend of soused sororities and fresh fraternities. Movies - You may have fond memories of sitting in Norton Auditorium and watching: Little Big Man, Blume in Love, Super Fly, Paper Moon, Mackintosh Man, Superman, Play Misty for Me, Alice Doesn ' t Live Here Anymore, The Drowning Pool, McQ, and Prisoner of Second Avenue. Mythology - It ' s Greek to me. U Naps - Often taken in the dorms following that last class or in Finance 311. 15

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Football Stadium - Keller Hall Football stadium - Also known as the intramural field. Forks of Cypress - If only the columns could speak - the stories they could tell. Foxes - It ' s always open season in front of the SUB. Check it out. Friend - 1. Someone who won ' t go on a diet when you ' re fat. 2. Someone who ' ll ask Who is it? when a guy calls and you ' re out. 3. Someone who wakes you when class is over. 4. Someone who ' ll drive you back from the line. Golf - I lost 6 balls and my parking place. Grade Point - If negative - you ' re in trouble. Graduation - It falls on Friday the 13th this year. The Omen? Great Hall - Used for SOAR, Advance Registration, after- game dances, banquets, dinner theater, and daily lunches. GRE - And you thought you were through taking tests. Green - 1. Resident parking spaces. 2. Freshmen. Hangover - Tennessee ' s version of Montezuma ' s revenge. Hassle - Registration, meal tickets, English 441, the cooling system in Bibb Graves Hall, one-way streets, English Pro- ficiency test. Head Resident - A friend to all. Homecoming - Collegiate choir concert, three-day-old corsages, mum petals on the dance floor, starting months ahead to get a date, finding convertibles for queens to ride in. Homesick - Friday night without a date. Hotplate - Standard equipment for resident gourmets. Initiation - Not the olive ... Take that off, too!!!! Do ... Do What? On a napkin? Intercom - Testing one...two...th Intramurals - 1. Unsung heroes. 2. Better known as intramurder. Jobs - A good place to start looking is the UNA Placement Service. Jogging - Boing, Boing, BOING. Infirmary - Follows intramurals. Jury - We have our own, greatly feared by music majors. It is the final exam for applied music classes in which each student performs individually before faculty members. Keller Hall - Built in 1948 and named in memory of President James Albert Keller and Mrs. Mariglen Keller, it was used as a men ' s dormitory until Towers was built. It is now renovated and houses the School of Nursing, School of Business, Placement Service, Counseling Center, Auxiliary Services and Publications Office. 14

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Night Life - Soaps Night life - Going shopping for groceries, washing clothes, watching the janitors clean Bibb Graves, eating strawberry pie at Shoney ' s. Norton Auditorium - It seats 1,721 and houses everything from dramatic productions and movies to concerts and lectures. Part of the Lurleen Burns Wallace Fine Arts Center, it was completed in 1969. Nursing School - A four-year Bachelor of Science degree pro- gram in Nursing at the Univer- sity of North Alabama was established in 1973. This year ' s class is the first full four-year graduating class. Open - The library is now open until midnight five days a week. Panty Raid - Common method of gathering decor for bulletin boards. Patton - Since 1974 it has served as the alternate fight song for UNA students. Placement Service - Now separate from the Counseling Center, it coordinates all of the placement activities for graduating seniors and alumni. Pledge - Signing your life away. Quality Points - Determined by adding the product of each course ' s grade and hours of credit, and dividing the sum by total semester hours completed. Queen - The subject of the University Players ' fall pro- duction Mary of Scotland, an elaborate costume play. Quilt - Handmade security blanket. R.A. - Mother away from home. Registration - A pain in the ? $:. Hopefully replaced by preregistration for all students next fall, (see Hassle). Roommate - In a residence hall, two is too many. ROTC - Seventy women, 168 men enrolled in the fall of ' 76 for the Army ROTC program. SGA - Really comes in handy if you need a refrigerator for your dorm room, or want to sell those used books. Smokehouse - Fridays ' petition. corn- Soaps - This year for the first time you could watch each episode of your favorite one without missing a single class: Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman, an entertaining alternative to the 10:00 news. 16