University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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Student Night life page 1 2 Theatre page 52 Concerts page 68 10 Student Life

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Profile of Progress; Trade- mark of Tradition. These phrases characterize the uniqueness of the time and the direction of The University of Alabama during the celebra- tion of the Sesquicentennial Anniversary. The University, which has been a leader in im- plementing change and im- provements for the benefit of the entire state, is now entering a period where great internal progress is anticipated for her structure and her students. Her history, which parallels the people and events that have shaped the history of our re- gion, will soon have new chap- ters that describe the quality, importance and class that are rooted in the annals of her tra- dition. The remembrances that are shared are the source of the future that is envisioned by all who have been a part of the University. Students, faculty, administrators, and alumni are Linked by the impact each has undergone from the associ- ation. As a duty to her past, each should be pledged to do their utmost to ensure that the future of The University of Ala- bama is one of progress and excellence. We owe too much to those who have preceeded us at this great institution to al- low anything less — for 150 years . . . Alabama ' s first unit ersiV Organizations page 280 Greeks page 352 Classes page 444 Opening 9

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Life Student life has changed drastically over the 150 years at the University. From the all male cadets to Title IX the University has progressed with the rest of the nation. Although this year ' s concert schedule compared to other schools was a disap- pointment most students found a complete selection of activities. This year ' s student life section presents a variety of the activi- ties which students were involved in. Homecoming page 76 Alumni page 106 Student Life 1 J