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

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With the daily stress of college life, stu- dents need a healthful outlet to release their energy and stay fit. Students can let loose and have fun by par - ticipating in campus intramurals. Sponsored by the Office of Student Life, in- tramural activities are held throughout the year. From pictionary and spades tournaments to team sports, intramurals offer a variety of activities for all. Office of Student Life Intra- mural Sports and Recre- ation Coordinator Brett Jennings said, The over- all goal of the intramurals program is to provide the opportunity for the devel- opment of positive habits to contribute to a better quality of life during the collegiate experience as well as for a lifetime. All organizations on c ampus, Greek and non- Greek, are encouraged to participate. Competition is in three categories: male, female, and co-ed. Participants in the male IT ' S MINE! Emily Snider, of Alpha Delta Pi attempts to catch a foul ball for her team. Photo courtesy of Alpha Delta Pi. and female categories compete for an overall tro- phy to be awarded at the end of the year. Based on a point system, this award offers an incentive that fosters healthy com- petition of organizations on campus. Sophomore Danny Pettus, who com- petes for Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity, said, Positive competition between orga- nizations is created throu- gh intramurals. They also provide students with the chance to meet new people. Intramurals also offer some intangibles. Intra- murals have been benefi- cial to my sorority by allow- ing us to show our com- petitive side through team- work. said Sophomore Andrea Childress of Alpha Delta Pi. Perhaps most impor- tant, intramurals are fun. According to Senior Sarah Temple, of Phi Mu, intra- mural activity, is my fa- vorite activity on campus. It allows all organiza- tions to participate in a fun and competitive way. by Kevin Whisenant INTERCEPTION. A determined flag foot- ball player catches a pass intended for his opponent. Photo by Adam Robison. COMING THROUGH. Cassidy Overby. of Al- pha Delta Pi. railroads through to score two points with a layup. Photo courtesy of Al- pha Delta Pi. 21

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ANTICIPATE ... PLAy Tl flE BREAKAWAY, (above) Sarah Temple struggles to make a touchdown with a competitor clutching her. Photo by Adam Robison. GO FOR THE GOLD. (top right) Mark Brewer, of Phi Gamma Delta, sprints to score in a flag football play- off game. Pho to by Adam Robison. BLOCK IT. A nag foot- ball player tries to block a pass by the opposing team. Photo by Adam Robison. 20

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Voles lor Women CAST LIST Lady John Wynnstay Pcmaela D. Williams Miss Jean Dunbarton Keri Haynes Mis. efl ■rr.Ambe Joly Mrs. Freddy Tunbridg 2f fi .Amber Boles Miss Vida Levering Kimberly A. Fuller Working Woman Christina Heline Miss Ernestine Blunt Candy Grissom Suffragette Colleen McNabb Women in the Crowd Chessy Blackford Kirstie Decker Laura L. Holt Housemaid iHMEfe Kelly Ryan HousemaKLj J. ...... . 4 HMBElii ■ i Sara Black Mr. Richard Famborough D. Evan Tucker Lord John Wynnastay Michael F, Reynolds Mr. Freddy Tunbridg . ?. 1 . 1 Lee Henderson Mr. St. John Greatorox Steven D. Gross Honorable Gepffrff ftJ orl. . .B.D. Peace Mr. Allen Trent Mark Spencer Hampton Mr. Pflchem . Al - - I .Collin Martin Men in theCrWdWO M .E-N- !. . . J| J. J. Harmond I HAVE NO VOTES Chris ° wens Adam Taylor EMOTIONAL DEBATE. A working woman tries to convey the message of women ' s rights to a crowd. Photo by Christopher Rohling. HEART TO HEART, (right) Geoffrey Stonor and Miss Levering discuss the love affair they shared. Photo by Christopher Rohling. 22