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

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HOMECOMING QUEEN Regina Wilkerson smiles at Dr. Robert Guil- lot after he crowns her during the pre-game festivities. (Photo by Charles Butler) RIDING IN the homecoming parade Saturday morning is one of the Alumna of the Year, Mary Bulls. (Photo by Charles Butler) 26 LEO irS primary function is to pro- mote spirit, and he can ' t resist taking time to talk to his fans. Chil- dren at the games love Leo n for his wild antics. (Photo by Charles Butler)

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t -- • . r... ■ ■ ■- ( Byj | ,„ ' } ' $,% r 4 T ■1 wr4 i :. ' J g ' - . ' 4 ' :ji f M 1 1 W M MARCHING DOWN Pine Street is tlic Pride of Dixie Marcliing Band. The parade was reinstated as part of liomecoming festivities after liaving been cut out the previous year due to proration. (Photo by Charles Butler) HOMECOMING yard decorations help dress up the campus. Rice Hall ' s entry showed scenes from the past in their Salute to the South. (Photo by Stephen Anderson) THE ALUMNI BRUNCH is an annual event open to everyone who is an alumnus as well as present stu- dents. Performing at the brunch were the Collegiate Singers and the Jazz Band. (Photo by Stephen Anderson) KING LEO II arrives in a helicop- ter before the game begins. He was greeted by the cheerleaders who bowed down before him. (Photo by MoUie H. McCutchen) n Homecoming O

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m ME The pre-game show began at 1:30 with the presentation of the Homecoming Queen, crowned by President Robert Guillot. Trophies and awards were presented to competition winners. Adding a spectacular touch was Leo II ' s helicopter arrival into Braly Municipal Stadium. The game, in which the Lions faced their oldest rival (the Livingston Tigers), was a contest into its final moments. Livingston built a 1 2-3 lead in the first three queulers. Head Coach Wayne Grubb and his team had a chance to win during the final session, but in the end Livingston puUed a 12- 10 win. Each time the Lions had a chance to move into field posi- tion they were turned away by Livingston ' s hard-hitting defense. Coach Grubb said, We were looking for the right combination but never found it. Although the football game was a disappointment for Lion fans, homecoming itself was a great success. by Lisa Rose LORENZO GRAHAM of the Living- ston Tigers is tackled by Lion Phil- lip Drununond. Livingston won the game 10-12. (Photo by Mollie H. McCutchen) ECONOMICS AND FINANCE major Carla D. Weaver enjoys participat- ing in the parade on behalf of her organization. (Photo by Charles Butler) EMBASSADORS Donnie McCaleb and Allen Lambert ride with Leo in the lomecoming parade. Leo travels to all the football games in a special trailer lesigned for liis safety and comfort. (Photo by John Amis) 4GRANGE LAGRANGE HALL gets into the spirit of homecoming as residents put together a yard decoration. (Photo by Charles Butler) Homecoming T