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

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il WE GO TOGETHER. Alpha Canima Deltas per- form to the nuisic of (irease at Step Sing. Tliey received second place in the women ' s divLsion. Photo l)y Sliannon Wells. FUNNY MAN. Brent Collins was the opening act with liis .stan l-np comedy routine for the Step Sing per- formers. Photo l)V Shannon Wells. iiiSi ' iR dwarfs, (laiiciiig iiiiiis, ami Hollywood starlets reborn were all an ■ essential part of Step Sing on Fc ' brnary , 10 at Norton Auditorium. Each year, ' P Sing ' s parti(i|)ants become more creative 1 entcMlaining in their performances. These rformances were not only amusing for the Hence to watch, but they also raised money the United Way. Step Sing is sponsored each Februaiy by the A and the Universily Program Council, idenl groups competed with each other in •ee divisions-nten ' s, women ' s, and co-ed. fore the (competition got underway, the aiidi- t;e was entertained by the opening act per- med by student comedian Brent Collins, llins made the crowd laugh with his c(miedic nd-up performance. Collins was not making rust appearance on stage because he has per- med at Zany ' s in Nashville, the ( ' omedy Zone Charleston, S.( ' ., and the Huntsville Comedy lb. Michelle fiupe, president of SUA ( ' 95-9()), I Miss UNA 199(j biiira Leigh Parker served as ic( es for Step Sing. ■ilv as the selves to reinvent Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Members of the audience found them- selves in a twisted, hilarious versioit of this ' las- sie children ' s tale which fealur( d Fl.Il member Larry Craves as Snow White. Phi (Janmia Delta was rewarded for the attempt at closing the gen- der gap with first place in the men ' s division and they were the ov( rail winners of the evening. Sigma Chi found a way to charm the ladies by telling the audience a story of love about the Sweetheart of Signut Chi. The brothers of Sigma (-hi received second place in the men ' s division for this sweet tribute. The other participant in the men ' s division was Sigma Al|)lia lOpsilon. They gave the audi- ence a trip back in lime by singing and dancing to the songs by the Beach Boys. First place in the women ' s division went to the ladies of Zeta Tail Alpha who provided a look at Hollywood by singing selections from Annie and The Wizard of Oz. The use of popular musicals contiiuied as the Alpha (iamma Delta TO THE SWEETHEART. Sigma Chi fraternity per- fonns their trit)ute The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi at Step Sing. Sigma Chi won second place in the men ' s division. Photo by Shaimon Wells. took the audience back to the 195()s with the non-stop fun of music from Grease. Alpha (iamma Delta miMiibeis showed off their moves while w( aring poodk- skirls and leather jackets. The Alpha Cams n-ccMved second place for their efforts. Alpha Delta Pi gave a performance which included songs from the bygone era of Big Bands which included Don ' t Sit Under the Api)le Tree and In the Mood. The sisters of Phi Mu bor- rowed songs from the musical Newsies, which gave the audience an entertaining look at the life of the press. The Baptist Campus Ministries competed in the co-ed division and won for the second y( ar in a row. The group chose music from the musical Sister Act 11 which was well-received by the audience. Members of the Residence Hall Association also competed in the co-ed division with their program King of the .Iiingle which was in honor of the cham|)ions of this university. The evening was a definite siicc( ss for th( SCA and I ' PC because ovi r .S:5,( 00 was raised for the United Way through ticket sales and over 1,100 people got to see a great show. Step Sing 25

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.! v ' ' f ' l t, •WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK. The hrothei s of KI.II gi ' llio crowd a reason to laugh during their ver- sion of Snow While and tlie Seven Dwarfs. FIJI took first place in the men ' s division and were the overall winners. Photo by Shannon Wells. ALL HAIL THE KING. The members ofRUA com- pete in the co-ed division at Step Show. They took home second place for their peifonnance King of the .linigle. Photo by Shannon Wells. By Allison Stack Organizations make Step Sing an event i 24 Step Sing

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By Allison Sta CjiAMilSii SCENES. Tlir fall prixliirliDn loiisislcd of Ihl ' t ' iiiii ' -aci plays which required many sot i-hanje ' l y I he Sft 1 ' ropcrlles Crew. Photo by I lihsu phfr K ' dlihiiK Other Places takes its audience through a series of pla OTHER PLACES CAST LIST ' ict(ii ' ia Station Controller Chan Darbv Driver 247 Michael F. Reynolds Family oie( s bice 1 John Paul Lawhead Voice 2 Kimberly A. Fuller Voiced Rick R. Suarez A Kind ol ' Alaska Deborah Heather M. Carter Hornby B.I). Peace i ' auline Colleen McNabb The i ' roduction Company Director Dr. John E. O ' Connor Scene and Lighting Design Dr. David Ruebhau.sen Com|)o.ser Conductor Dr. Robert E. Piowse Stagi .Manager LeAnne Smith Auditorium Technical .-Vivi.sor Alice Gross Light Master Daniel Wright Norton Technical Crew John Thomas Gross. Julie Mogal). Coop. .Michael F Reynolds. Jeremie Kinney Musicians . . .Angle Knight, Carol Lawrence. Rodney Brown. Kenneth Ragland. Nathan Kilgo. David Raney Brad . lsup Running Crew Cortney ( ' ompton. Julie Kennedy, Anna Lee, Todd Mailliews. Julia Nel.son, Ethan Richardson A VOICE FROM THE PAST. Kinil.,-rly l- ' ullci was .a.sl a.s 111,. imoIIut In the ,.n..-a(l pi: t ' aul Lawhead and Uiik Snarez were (lie other ineinber.s of the laniily InchidinK llu • hristopherRohling. 26 Fall Play (Toil Photo): NICE ( ' AR. During the fall performance of ()lh( Place.s. Michael Reynolds stiirs in the one-acl play ( Victoria Station as the driver of a taxi cab. Photo I (hri.stopher Kohhnj;.