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

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Wmmm f -J - 1993 A t the begmning of each semester students rush fran tically from the University Bookstore to the Off- Campus Bookstore in search of the best book bargains. ponton nex, page) TENNYSON, ANYONE? The library provides a quiel raven lor reflection ant) study, except dunng exam weeks wrien it becomes busier than the University Center Photo by Shannon Wells BUSY THOROUGHFARE. The sidewalks between abb Graves Hail and Collier Ubrary (too pfioto. above) carry heavy traffic between classes Behind is Wllingham Hall, built on the site of Locust Dell Academy, one of Alabama ' s earliest gins ' schools Photo by Shannon Wells S Introduction

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MORE HISTORY THAN WE BARGAINED FOR. Chris Butler and Dana Underwiod leave Wesleyan Hall, the oldest building on campus. This year the Board of Trustees officially recognized 1830— when LaGrange College opened— as the university ' s founding date rather than 1872, the year the school vras given to the state by the tvlethodist Church Thus the Uniwrsity of North Alabama may rightful claim te heritage as Alabama ' s first college. Photo by Shannon Wells. DIORAMA 1993 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA Florence, Alabama 35632-0001 Title Page

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FOR ART ' S SAKE. Tracy Halbrooks, one ot Professor Wayne Sides ' Design I students, lets her creative muse like over The class, required for art and intenor design majors, teaches fundamentals of two-dimensional composition. Photo by Shannon Wells, A DAY IN THE PARK. Uon baseball players view this home game against Livingston University from the dugout. The Lions went on to beat the Gamecocks, winning all three games in the series. Photo by Shannon Wells, ANOTHER HO-HUM DAY m Para dise Drew Van Devender, lead singer for the Love Yuppies, entertains the crowd at the tiflemorial Amphrtheatre, The group offered its college alter- native sound as part ot Earth Day actrvities. Photo by John Cahoon, Introduction 3