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

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1993 Homecoming Court. NIkki Barrett escorted by her brother Heath Barrett; Kim Burgess escorted by her brother Bonnie Lee Burgess; Monica Robinson, escorted b Steve Flanagin, Julie McLemore, escorted by Glenn Harscheid; Heather Beedles, escorted by Steve Williams. Photo by Shannon Wells. The cold wind anci rain even got to the university ' s mascot, Leo the Lion. He sports his coat for added protec- tion against the elements. Leo and the cheerleaders are instrumental in keeping the crowd on their feet in support of the team. Photo by Shannon Wells. f6 Studaa A e Jay Jones, a sophomore, sang the national anthem begin the Homecoming game against Livingsto Immediately following his performance, the court w presented and the 1993 Homecoming Queen w crowned. Photo by Shannon Wells.

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gma Chi Sam Byrd and his pals stroll through the Homecoming Parade alongside their float. Building on the overall theme of un, Family, and Football , Sigma Chi paid tribute to the historical background of UNA ' S campus with a scaled down model of Rogers all Their variation on the theme: It ' s All Tradition! Photo by Shannon Wells. Michal Flanagan and Jane Anna Pitts along with Tommy Backe are part of the decorations that top the ZTA and SAE first place float. Photo by Shannon Wells. UNA is number 1 arade. They beat the I The cheerleaders chant atop the WVNA Big V RV that was pan of the Homecoming biting cold by getting their spirit pumped up for the game. Photo by Shannon Wells. Stxdua .dife IS

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One big family... Greek reunions were a big part of Homecoming. Sigma Chi and other fraternities and sororities, current and inactive, held parties for their alumni. Brad Hill, Lee Clark and Partick Key browse through the annals of Sigma Chi history. Photo by Shannon Wells. (Continued from page 1 4) other unregistered groups stepped in to replace entries that had to cancel due to the weather. Dr. Jones said that he was proud of the whole community. When weather forced the Pep Rally and Saturday ' s luncheon (scheduled for the amphitheatre lawn) indoors, that same can-do attitude came through. The whole staff pitched in to make the necessary last minute changes, Jones said. Finding a silver lining, Mauldin said, Even though it was bad we couldn ' t be outside, it was good to have the warmth of everyone under one roof. There were grads from the ' 40 ' s and current undergrads all there together. It really felt like a big fami- ly. At Saturday ' s game the number one- ranked Lions routed the Livingston Tigers 65-15. The 65-point score and the 31 -point second guarter both broke school records. The total nine touchdowns tied the school record for touchdowns in a single game. For the first time in school history UNA ran its record to 8-0. Running the option to perfection, Cody Gross helps boost the Lions ' lead over the Livingston Tigers which ended with a final score of 65-15. The game was just one more step on the Lions ' road to the playoffs and a perfea regular season. Photo by John Cahoon. A record number of alumni Brentwood Reid. turned to their alma mater and didn ' t seem to mind the weather. Photo by StudtMt i(e 17