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

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J r ¥■ 7 cur-- ' i : - - ■■■■ : • y ««i .ww - LEO seems happy to be on Rice Hall ' s entry in the Spring Fling Side- walk Chalk Art contest as artist Beth Harris surveys her work. Rice Hall tied for third place with P.E. Women and LaGrange Hall. (Photo by Wade Myhan) ELI performs in Flowers Hall during Spring Fling. The concert was an added attraction to involve students in the week ' s activities. (Photo by Robert Lawler) ALPHA DELTA PI didn ' t win the Pizza eating relay, but Bonnie Ken- namore gave it her all as she stuffed down her slice of pizza donated by Domino ' s. Domino ' s was a sponsor of Spring Fling. (Photo by Mollie H. McCutchen) Spring Fling 1 3

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spring Fling lets students have a lot of fun as it reli eves a little pressure SAFETY yATVF THE CROWD PARTICIPATES by cheering for their favorite team. These girls are watching the pizza relays in the amphitheatre. (Photo by Mollie H. McCutchen) ©nee again students celebrated Spring Fling as a chance to be a little competi- tive and to relieve the pressure of final exams and research paper deadlines. Pepsi sponsored Spring Fling week and furnished offi- cial Spring Fhng tee-shirts to participating organizations on campus. Spring Fling began on a Monday with an Ugly Walk at the amphitheatre. Each organi- zation entering the contest had to sponsor a male participant to dress in female apparel and a female to dress in male TAKING FIRST PLACE in the side- walk chalk art contest is Alpha Tau Omega ' s Tripp Storm with his ver- sion of da Vinci ' s Mona Lisa. (Photo by Wade Myhan) ' JAX STATE STYLE football involves rather different rules than the normal NCAA sanctioned-game. Anne Clem, Jennifer Maples, and Denise Blackwell represented Alpha Delta Pi. (Photo by Stephen Anderson) apparel. Each couple was asked two questions and had to walk down a runway as they were judged. The winner of the women ' s division was Phi Mu. Alpha Delta Pi took second place and Zeta Tau Alpha was third. In the male division Sigma Chi came in first place with Alpha Tau Omega in second and Pi Kappa Alpha in third place. Circle K was awarded first place in the co-ed division and the Wesley Foundation and RESA tied for second place. The Chalk Art Contest was also held on Monday. Each organization which entered the contest was assigned an area of sidewalk in front of the SUB and had three hours to draw a tribute to spring. Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Beta Phi Alpha took first, second, and third respectively in the men ' s division. In the women ' s divi- sion. Alpha Delta Pi look first place, Phi Mu took second place and the P.E. Women, LaGrange Hall, and Rice Hall all tied for third place. In the co-ed division, the ips, RESA, and Circle K placed first, second, and third. 12

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YOU WOULDNT BELIEVE me if I told you! said Big Bertha (David Henderson). Big Bertha represented Circle K in the Mr. Ms. Ugly Contest. Circle K placed first in the co-ed division. (Photo by Robert Lawler) SIDEWALK CHALK ART is one of the favorites of Spring Fling activi- ties. Mary Beth Eck, director of Pub- lications, judged the competition. (Photo by Robert Lawler) COMPETING WITH 15 other contes- tants, Sandy Hasheidcr (represent- ing Zeta Tau Alpha) won the title of Spring Fling Queen. Sandy also represents the university as a Golden Girl. (Photo by Stephen Anderson) 14