University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Accounting; Agronomy Art Astronomy Banking; Biology Botany Chemistry Classics Counseling; DramaEconomics E(hication English Entomology Environmental Design FinajJ Q OP 0| Q[ Forest Resources Geography Geology German Health .„wmics Horticulture Insurance Journalism Kinesiol ir - £xy VY% | M t4e ur ' A nagement Marketing Mathematics Musie JP P)ul Philosophy Physical Education Physics Political Science Psychology Ra ' dio-Television-Film Social Work Zoology Speech Statistics Veterinary Medicine Vocational Education Zoolas ' Y Determination and fortitude are two qualities that can be found in just about any student who survives the college experience. When sleep has been indefinitely postponed due to a time shortage, the unknown quantity in Chemistry Lab is not only unknown but unimaginable as well, or the power goes out the night before a test that counts fifty percent of the quarters grade, it takes a special type of person to plod on, shoving trouble aside. This person is a University student. Some say his dedication foolish or futile, but dedication is never wasted when the end product is a well written paper or a theory that is finally grasped. It is the University population which becomes the community leaders, where devotion is a desired quality. Regardless of the amount of persistence exhibited by or the grades applied to a student, the college experience provides a great deal of knowledge. Knowledge not only from the classroom experience but from interaction with other people having varied backgrounds and interests. Yes, determination is necessary to withstand the pitfalls of education, but it is the rungs in the step-ladder to the top. 4 INTRODUCTION r

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f ' ' i Nowhere but the University of Georgia can a student be called a Dog and not have it meant as an insult. Despite hectic daily routines caused by juggling class schedules, studying, extra activities and social lives, students at the University of Georgia are proud to be a part of the World ' s largest Dog Pack. Each of the nearly 22,000 students can find their niche amid the diversity of possible interests. From accounting to art or cave exploring to classical music, a group can be found sharing common interests. Social lives of students are as varied as their interests and play an important part in the distinctive atmosphere found in Athens. The city radiates the friendliness and spirit that can only be found in a college town. From Fall and Football Season, to Winter and people skiing down Baxter Street to Spring and the parade of cruisers, Athens has an individuality unequaled anywhere. It sparks the sort of feeling that grows through the years, bringing alumni back to the school for years after their graduation. As has been said before Once A Dog, Always A Dog. How ' bout them Dawgs. ' Z ' V ' % M J ■ ■ t

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INTRODUCTION 6