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

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m Moving forward Each challenge provides an opportunity for pro- gress. The challenge of gaining an education is re- warded by graduation and a more learned percep- tion of the world. In many cases, the education is rewarded by more gainful employment than would otherwise be possible. Hard work and dedication by administration, faculty, staff, students, alumni and interested citi- zens culminated in the raising of funds to renovate Rogers Hall. And the challenges continue on in front of us. For many, the next challenge is to find our place in the work-a-day world or to continue our education in more specialized areas. But between now and then and from then on, many more challenges await us, taxing our skills to get past each, one by one. President of the university Dr. Robert Guillot confers with Alabama Governor Fob lames during a press conference held on campus during the fall. James was stumping for his plan for investing windfall profit on off-shore oil drilling. (Photo by Grant Lovett) Introduction 9 ' — ■— »-J.im-J«TJir.T»TJ.rMtM»t -.TIi

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ZM- Rogers Hall, standing at the head of Court Street at the entrance to the Uni - versity. was the cause for concerned people to gather together to begin raising $250,000 for its renovation. (Photo by Grant Lovett) Sailing is a great form of recreation and escape for many people in this area. But sailing itself can be a challenge for the inexperienced. UNA offers a course in small craft sailing during the summer. (Photo by Grant Lovett) « ?

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