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

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If DESIGN n, taught by Ron Shady, takes on a huge project . . . decorating the outside of the Lurleen B. Wallace Fine Arts Center. (Photo by Mark Casteel) THE PHI MUs show their enthusiasm at a spring spirit rally in the University Center. (Photo by Mark Casteel)

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JON WATKINS awaits the throw at first base as Jose Mar- tinez tries to pick off a Jacksonville State runner in the NCAA South Central Regional Tournament. UNA defeated JSU for the conference championship but then fell to the Gamecocks a week later in the regionals. (Photo by Mark Casteel) WHAT DO YOU GET an African Lion for his birthday? Trainers Joe Wallace and Sadonna Collier help mascot Leo II figure out a new toy during his April first birthday celebration. (Photo by Mark Casteel) D I R A 19 9 jfntroauction 3

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DEAN OF FACULTY AND INSTRUCTION Joseph Thomas addresses incoming freshmen during Summer Orientation and Advanced Registration. (Photo by Mark Casteel) THE TUG OF WAR competition during Spring Fling gets Maureen Weldon, Carol Hall and Kim Allfrey to pull together for their sorority, Zeta Tau Alpha. (Photo by Mark Casteel) THE PEKING ACROBATS perform in Flowers Hall on March 23. Members of the troupe exhibited agile, grace- ful acrobatics, juggling, and other feats of athletic abil- ity. (Photo by Wade Myhan) I R A 19 9 A Touch of the Past mtinued from previous page) Dther changes in technology and ,e have occurred around the univer- , such as the renovation and moder- ation of campus buildings, but )ugh of the old architecture is left reserve the heritage of the school. Change is not something that every- one enjoys immediately. People like to have the security of past experience to help them in the future. As we changed once again at the University of North Alabama, we remembered that tradition would always be important. Our changes were made with A Classic Touch. Jfntroaiutic