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

Page 8 text:

w e also search throughout the area for that all important Sale sticker in stores that signifies bargains on clothes and school supphes. But throuf t all of tb( hirgiin-hunting, students ohen ovcriook the t»ct thit tbev got the crojtest hii]piin when they entered the universitv. De${«te all at the tilk ci( prontion and tuition increases, the univa sitv remains one oi the best educabonal bargains tound anwhere The uni marv tou t pn. ' r»tKin bv implementing cieati -e cost cutting pn gums In otJei to cut clectnarv costs in the summer, the um -eratv «-cnt to 1 hTui-div »-eek »ith a three-dav v»-eekcnd. This was more than the summer school students and staff baiyained for as thev received an extra dav to hi T tua m the sun The residence hall students also got more than thev baipined tor when thev reruraed to renovated resi- dence halls. Students abo v»-cre surpiBcd that scane facultr members were not wth us this veil But the outstanding ne »- pa tfessors who replaced them HTre a great addition to the tKultv and staft. ETtn the univenity community itseb got more than it haigained for when research bv a ShoaLs hLsuirian revealed pitwf than the universitv was founded m 1SA The founding date had ptniouslv been celebrated as IS ' 2— and the universitv suddcnlv became officiallv 42 veais oldo than -e had thought Those ejtn vears nvake the universitv the oldest insntutxxi ct higher leirmng in .Mahama— more historv than »-e bar- gained tor Thremgh the veai, as -e participated in Step Sin .Miss L NA inc o(ho events t were always reminded that the Unirosity of Noitr. . khinu was much more than «-e haipmed fa. FATHER OF THE BLUES. Tht w c Hvioy ft» M «nc» mouwMs oi vism tra ShoM ra Mcti yw «t Ftewa (xys mtuM lo on« ol n most tanous sms Tfw jmr rnsMO 1 Prt-Conotn Fn«c V nw Iwn ol CoOy tW m MoiMlon c« mi Sauruiy Aug. ' ptnornwa »y Nr Vort mt Ount ScOutf fn Monon AudM)nir f Mo Dy Sn» ivi vy» EASTER BUNNY. Kjppt Stgmi tmm m »«»i«» prwdM Dv km iMy ros . tinir Egg iwK tor am cMdiv nx«o Oy Shmn tMCs -DARE--ING TO BE DIFFERENi X-3 ' A ' llljnB aooaBraca

Page 7 text:

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

Page 9 text:

16 IPjH CURB SERVICE. One of the most popular attractions during the Handy Festival is Handy ' s on the Plaza, University staff members Jayne Miller and Jeanette Rochester had to find alternate seating because of the more-than-capacity crowd gatnered on tvlobiie Plaza to have lunch and listen to the live performance by Emil Orth and the River City Six, Photo by Shannon Wells, DYNAMIC SPEAKER. Dr, Samuel Betances holds the attention of the Norton Auditorium audience dunng the Fall Convocation. Photo by Shannon Wells, Introduction 5