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

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RUN LIKE THE WIND. With form cross country runners would be proud of, Sonia Henao leads the pack in the foot races. DIZZY IZZY DISASTER A very brave Spring Fling participant begins to lose it as she completes her last circle around the bat. ground outside was wet and chilly rain was plaguing Florence. Since the nasty weather got the best of things, Flowers Hall welcomed the participants. Kim Hoyle remembers attempting The Trollev for Alpha Gamma Delta. It was funny until it got frustrating! The Black Student Alliance (BSA) competed fiercely and successfully for first, as did ZTA and Pike, again. Perhaps the most entertaining Spring Fling competition was the Treasure Hunt, the only activity that resulted in several ties. The BCM and the Christian Student Fellowship tied for first in the co-ed division. Alpha Delta Pi and Phi Mu both claimed firsts in the women ' s division. Breaking the trend, the first-place points in the men ' s division went solely to FIJI. Overall, the events that comprised Spring Fling were a success for nearly evervone involved. BCM claimed the most points for the co-ed divi- sion, Phi Mu for the women ' s and PKA for the men ' s. Spring Fling is just pure fun for everyone experiencing even a small part of it. According to Mikel Evans, the reason for the magic and excitement of Spring Fling is rather evident. The whole thing is centered on fun, said Evans. Despite the rains toward the end of the week ' s activities, the campus had a refreshed air about it that resulted from students eagerly awaiting the end of the semester and the start of their summers. That about sums up the I theme of Paradise. — Anne Beam THREE ' S A CROWD Mark Holley is sand- wiched between his FIJI brothers Jack Jowers and Jaimie Catlett as thev attempt to win the three-legged race. STAY IN THE LINES! Warm in the spring sun, Jenny Vickery and Andrea Fanning deco- rate the sidewalk in front of the GUC.

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-N 5 Springtime in the South often feels like paradise Howevei according to the Spring Fling committee, the theme UNA in Paradise summed up more than just the season here in Southern climes. With this theme guiding the minds ol .ill the participants, 20(H) ' -. turned out to be .1 fruitful, fun-filled Spring I ling Variations ol Paradise were artfully depicted on the front windows ol the Guillol Universits Center. It was Skee Phi who took tirst place in the co-ed division, eta Tau Alpha in the women ' s division, and Pi Kappa Alpha in the men s. I redded in trout ol the colorful windows were several variegated squares ol sidewalk, ob iouslv belonging to the muralists as well. I his activitj was not judged, but simpl) i-n|o ed h the student passersbv. Ili.H is, until the sk) started to darken and spray mist and small raindrops. It was in such typical, changeable spring weather like that the Balloon loss took place .it the Amphitheatre, the idea ol possibly get- ting wet bj poorlj thrown balloons didn ' t seem to bother most ot the participants. Once again. Skee Phi carried off first place tor the co-ed division, Phi lu took tirst in the women ' s and Sigma Chi in the men ' s. By the time the field games began, the SI I ' l R ISIM. I ROM TUT SIDELINES sk ' u.irt 1 uhhs and [ake Schillaci enjo) some ol thi efforts to u in the field . i

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