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

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background as sophomor e Mm Weem and Monte St«IUr ai » mak» their way acros campus. Cl«s««t fof fha dapartmantr 7 • ' of English, history and poiltlcal scl«rK« ara also haJd In BIW - ' » ' V« 0»«ve«. (Photo by Raglna CraH) «i - ' ;|» ' » Cl A standing-room-only crowd watchaa «h« LJons !»«• »)• Bull-fc ' V dogs ol Alabama ASM. A racord 14.663 p«opl« att«ndM5 th» • ' ' flrst football game of the season at Braly Municipal Stadium.- ' 4, ' Lion fans did not leave ft e stadium disappointed as the horn ' c- toam shutout A M. 250. (Photo by Mar A. CastMf » Vw 0 • • • ' ' ' 1 ' V :. - . o ' ' rc . ' - ' ' «V4 ' ; y ' - ' « Retired physical education and health proteteor Eddie Fk we « . ' » • makes his acceptartoe epMCh at the first anmial Athletic Hal ' sT , ol Fame Induction cflfwnonles. Mr. Flowers first came to ' •.• ' fc unlveralty in 1029. and In 1932 became the schoof ' s first baskel-) bell coech. He Is also ttie school ' s first tennis coech ar d attv v lettc director, and in 1972 the gymnasium— Flower Ha — «wm 5 ? ' named In hta honor Alao litducted at the Oclober 6 ceremotT • ' J nies were Al Amertcans Harlon Nil (loolba«)ar«) Ooyte Oatibtt ' Earnest (bMkalfaelO and rattred HP€n prptMaor. coech andati» ' V leUc director Henry Hai Sell. (Pt»o«o by Hank Ho a) T. C - J J -) The longest serving rriember of the U.S. House of RepreeentA- S ' fives. Jamie Whitten,chaU with University Preeldent Robert U e Potts after a r n aaMng In lutia, NUm. The two were attending «. ,• preee conference ralaialwo ffte weuWs ol a study 00 the tonped, ' -

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,.-?:, The university changes every year gerous; can be destruc- enthusiastic new president, Robert ' tive. But the right amount can allow an -, individual, or an entir university, to strive for excellence. The faculty, staff, and students at the University of North Alabama have the kind of pride it takes to strive for University alumnus George Lindsey mugs for the camera during homecoming festivities. (Photo by Herb Stol(es) • • • L. Potts. Our SOAR (Summer Orientation and Advanced Regis- tration) program is the envy of many univer- sities nationwide. Our small teacher- student ratio provides a better learning environment. We have fine aca- perfection. We are special, and we demic programs and facilities and want others to see how special we a vast number of campus events are. We are proud enough of and activities ranging from the what we do to say to others, university ' s Step Sing to concerts Vis ' i Look us over! i-l.. ,; ,.;; ' » Jif What is so special about our j university? Look around— it is ndf ' • ' |i , CtMcking out the supplies In the University Bookstore, Beth Watson f - ptens her purchases at the beginning of the fall semester. The book- i store canrles a full line of Greek-letter items, as well as university f clothing, snacks, magazines, greeting cards, school supplies, art iT • supplies, and yes, textlxMks. (Photo by Reglna Craft) featuring nationally-known per- formers. • fc • ' • , ■r ' ' (Cont. on next page) %« . ' rTfA ' i

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ici,A fri ( i :f; ' ,rt j.Tr t :r r»v:.s h the world which he shares with his audience. W , The University Program Council brought the entertainer to campus for an April 24 concert. AJ (Photo by Mark A. Casteel) • • • ti{ :iMi5 . X%Wf- j !.V2 wj The Chalk Art competition lets budding artists P % » show their stuff. Pam Siegel and Pamie Evans m work on Alpha Gamma Delta sorority ' s entry - in front of the University Center during Spring Vj FHng festivities in April. (Photo by Marcus t Leach) t The Out of Darkness Laser Show in Flowers Hall gives a different look to tfie gymnasium. The UPC sponsored the April 17 sfiow as part of Spring Fling. (Photo by Mark A. Casteel) 7