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

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Classic Activities oUege life came alive as you realized the abun- dance of social events on campus. After a grueling day of class, you were ready to relcix and enjoy life. Activities ranging from elegant pageants to :k and roll concerts gave you a chance to release tension and spare yourself for finals. University events gave you the chance add your own special touch to student life. ROTC CADET Jeff Setchfield works on a design for the Spring Fling Chalk Art competition. Spring Fling coverage on pages 14-17. (Photo byjana Stout) jDitfiiion f aftt tuatnt JLift 7

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GREASE was the word in the spring production of the Department of Speech Conununication and Theatre (in cooperation with the Department of Music). Mary Paul Prince (Rizzo) and Jason Braly (Kenicke) performed in the April production. Story on pages 12 and 13. (Photo by Mark Casteel) ANSWERING QUESTIONS posed by reigning Miss UNA Karen Kimbrell on behalf of the audience, actor Stephen Nichols donned the famous patch he wears as Steve Patch Johnson on the daytime drama Days of our Lives. Miss UNA story on pages 10 and 11. (Photo by MoUie H. McCutchen) D I R A 19 9

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A DEDICATION straight from the heart from Alpha Doha Pi member Hope Olcott touches everyone in the auditorium. The song was a tribute to sorority sister Melissa Bond who passed away over the holidays. (Photo by Mark Casteel) traight from the heart By Tressy Peters Everything from hilarious comedy to memories of childhood filled Norton Auditorium as Step Sing kicked off the new year ' s festivities. Campus fraternities and sororities put together musical skits that began a year-long competition between the Greeks. Sigma Chi fraternity placed first in the men ' s division with songs like Rockin ' Robin and I Want Her leading the way. Sigma Alpha Epsilon took second place with a skit based on the movie, Fame. Alpha Tau Omega performed a tribute to emcee Bob Glenn to the STANDING SIDE BY SIDE, Sigma Chi mem- bers concentrate on their song for Step Sing. Many campus organizations participated In the spring event. (Photo by Mark Casteel) TAKING STEP SING to iho beach, Alpha Tau Omega performs their .i:sion of a clas- sic Beach Boys hit. (Photo by Mark Casteel) tune of Beach Boys favorite, Bar- bara Ann. And no one could help laughing at the FIJIs ' whistling bellybuttons that closed out the fraternity segment of the show. In the women ' s division. Alpha Delta Pi took first place with a selec- tion of songs that came Straight from the Heart. Songs from their childhoods were performed, includ- ing a touching tribute to Mehssa Bond, a sorority sister who passed away over the Christmas holidays. Second place went to Alpha Gamma Delta as they performed songs on a Sentimental Journey. Jailhouse Rock, and Staying Alive were some of the more memorable tunes done by the Alpha Gams. Phi Mu ' s Big Chill and Zeta Tau Alpha ' s Winter Wonderland closed out the program before Bob Glenn announced the winners. According to Glenn, Step Sing was a great success and a perfect way to get everyone back in the mood for school. I thought we had an excellent amount of participation, and the Greeks obviously put a lot of hard work and dedication into their per- formance.