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

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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

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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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j as to offer. ' v.,f « yil We should ' iri - V fSnevj appreciation of ;Ae familiar aspects find learn more about, the unfamiliar. We s Smith«reens lead singer Pat DiNizio performs a tall concert in Norton Auditorium. (Photo by MarV A. C«ttael) • • • fresh perspective an j «-.) renewed pride. Pride ' ' ' will then lead to excel- lence, and excellency, vi V, will make us a role %• ' CA should step outside of our ovAHi Y Qniversitids ' - ' - - S ' little worlds and discover the ' A» ' Look us over, we can say.iVjU v ' S ' AVorlds of others around us. s liNA A Accomp«nl«d by a swinging Latin beat from tt» unJveislty . Band, Itie Lionettes perform a daiK numtier led by heed Lie Mamie Suggs T) e unKersity ' s dance team optrmi the Mias UNIV pegeeni In Marct). (Photo by Martc A. CMtMl) V%T The Potter Family string band entertains In the Memorial V Amphitheatre during Festlversity. The September 22 event raised , S600 to benefit (he United Way. Anne Foster and her huebertd Dr, C.WiinamFotbi ntoMOrandhMKioftheOepartmwKflQMMliJi m membe««d Ito Rnd aiong with son will, daughMrJ and sofvfn-tMr John Qreen (Photo by Rob Martindalttfjl 5J