University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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0 y ' i- ' mem VSS m mm I W A brilliant display of fireworks, to music supplied by the Pep Band, brightened Friday night ' s sky follow- ing the picnic, skits, and pep rally. (ABOVE. Photos by Paul Detwiler.)

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Georgia Football n ootball certainly is more than just a game to the University of Geor- gia, is personalities such as Herschel chicken, obnoxious red and black clothing, lots of alcohol, and loyalty and spirit. It is students calling the Dawgs and celebrating being a part of the winning GEORGIA, - North Stands BULLDOGS. - South Stands Heisman Walker, Terry The Intercep- tor Hoage, Announcer Larry Munson, and Coach Vince Dooley. It is the University Redcoat Marching Band, 300 members proud. It is cheerleaders and, of course, good old UGA IV himself. It is alumni returning to cheer on the Dogs complete with tailgate parties, fried University of Georgia Bulldog tradition. It is vendors and scalpers who suddenly appear the morning of the game. But, most of all, football is one of the memories that will ever keep Georgia on every Bulldog ' s mind. The Georgia Redcoats wowed the spectators at all home and most away games during the 1982 cam- paign. (LEFT. Photo by Perry Mclntyre. Jr.) Georgia fans come in all sizes and ages such as t his future Bulldog booster. (TOP. Photo by Glen Kant- ziper. ) Football is definitely a social highlight for students such as these three friends. (ABOVE. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) Redcoat Drum Majors Harold Wright and Mark Perry and Solo Twirler Shannon Gore bow to one another to begin the halftime show of the Georgia Tech game. (ABOVE. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) FOOTBALL 21

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The Redcoat Band leads the Homecoming parade through campus (BELOW. Photo by Mark Har- man ) H Silver Britches on the Silver Screen Homecoming 1982, a week long se- ries of spirit building events and competition to the theme Silver Britches on the Silver Screen, served to bring students, faculty, and alumni togeth- er in support of the Bulldogs. The week got off to a rainy start on Sunday, October 9 cancelling the Home- coming Bazaar scheduled for that after- noon at Legion field. However, Chi Ome- ga ' s Bulldog Stadium Stampede, a ten ki- lometer roadrace to raise money for Dia- betes, went on as scheduled. Students braved the rain Sunday after- noon, though, to prepare displays through- out town for Monday ' s Window Painting Competition. Unfortunately, late evening downpours washed away the day ' s work and sent students back out painting Mon- day morning. Jowls III — Coming to a Stadium Near You was but one of the many movie themes used, here by the Georgia St udents of Landscape Architecture, over the week (BELOW LEFT. Photo by LeAnne Turn- er.) The P.E. Club delivered an important message to Vandy ' s Commodores. (BELOW. Photo by LeAnne Turner.) . rj • A if 1 - Many interesting entries highlighted Friday ' s pa- rade such as those of Kappa Sigma (ABOVE Photo by LeAnne Turner.) and Reed Community. (LEFT Photo by LeAnne Turner.) HOMECOMING 23