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

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©ytf ItAmh s If V L UNA worked with the community to produce good public relations. A study done by Dr. Michael Butler, Head of the Department of Finance and Economics, and Dr. William S. Stewart, Head of the Department of Marketing and Management, showed that UNA made a $23 million impact on the Shoals area. Cooperative projects such as pep rallies held in downtown Florence helped to promote good relations between the school and the community. Kindergarten students from Kilby school come to help the UNA mascot, Leo, celebrate his fifth birthday. Leo is often visited by children from the area and is a favorite at UNA home games. President Robert Gulllot. as Sheriff Bob, and his secretary, Ms. Nancy Trowbridge, as Miss Kitty, welcome Florence businessmen to Bosses ' Night at UNA. an annual event with dinner and entertainment provided by the SOAR cast and other entertainers such as Joel and Susie Vaughan Raney. ( «■ }•» !■ «; Sm m • • •■ ■ yVf «• I. • u • J- •»• 4

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Ray Pruitt gives food to the ROTC truck to deliver to victims of Hurricane Frederic in Mobile. The ROTC department collected food and clothing for three days in front of Keller Hall, which they then sent in a convoy with other trucks to Mobile. The Zodiac Playhouse downtown gives many GISA students and faculty members the opportunity to practice their acting skills. Nancy Muse, Carl Jones, and Scooter Muse, all ONA alumni and all members of the Mud Road Band, join Dr. John Roth as innkeeper Homer Eaves in the fall production of the musical comedy The Robber Bridegroom. Dr. Roth is an associate professor of English at UNA. The People ' s Choice, the singing and dancing ensemble who performed for incoming freshmen during the summer orientation program, take their show to Regency Square Mall for a special engagement.

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Students in the Small Craft class offered by the Health. Physica Education and Recreation Department have the opportunity to learn sailing during the summer semester. Students may become involved in any of about 150 organizations on campus. Kem Jones and Lisa Smith, members of the Student Activities Board, work at the ticket booth sponsored by the SAB during Spring Fling Week.