Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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Michelle Warndorf 1987 Homecoming Queen Photo by Rob Carr OPPOSITE: Lisa Tabb, 1986 Homecoming Queen, congratulates her successor. TOP: Sec- ond runner-up Lori Gstep and First runner-up Michelle Bollinger join Warndorf after the c oronation. ABOVE: Warndorf is surrounded by her sorority sisters following the ceremony. RIGHT: Anticipation ends as the announce- ment of the new queen is made. Photo by Bob Carr Photo by Rob Carr 18 Student Life

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Georgia Satellites The Georgia Satellites brought their Southern style of rock music to the Uni ersit ' on Sept. 23 when the Atlanta-based band performed in Brock Auditorium. The band, consisting of Dan Baird. Rick Rich- ards, Rick Price, and Mauro Man- gellan, performed a tribute to vin- tage rock b playing some of their fa orite tunes by Rod Stewart, the Rolling Stones, and Jeny Lee Lew- is. About 1200 fans spent the last .30 minutes of the two-hour show on their feet and dancing in the aisles. Nashville ' s The Questionaires opened for the Satellites. The band ' s only major release al- bum, Georgia Satellites , re- mained at 176 on Billboard NL ga- zine ' s Top 200 Albums Chart dur- ing the group ' s campus visit. The album has been on the charts for over a year and has reaped the band two Top 40 hits, Keep Your Hands to Yourself , and Battle- ship Chains. Photos hij Rob Can- Off OSIJE TOP: Lead singer. Dan Band performs a Rod Stewart fa orite. OPPO- SITE BOTTOM: Rick Richards is the lead guitarist for the southern rock band. TOP: Bass guitarist. Rick Price, breaks for a cool drink during a hot song. LEFT: The Geor- gia Satellites kept 1,200 students rocking during the concert. Student Life 17

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.: • mm Photo by Chip Woodson As the pre-game drills and tailgate parties concluded, sus- pense built for the 16 candi- dates vying for Homecoming Queen. The ladies and their escorts crossed Hanger Field beneath the sabers of University ROTC cadets while Evergreen played softly in the back- ground. Weeks of anticipation were relieved with the announce- ment of the finalists. Lori Es- tep, a fashion merchandising major from Springfield, Ohio, who was sponsored by Alpha Delta Pi, was the second run- ner-up. The first runner-up was Alpha Kappa Alpha ' s Mi- chelle Bollinger, a junior mar- keting and management major from Florissant, Mo. The 1987 Homecoming Queen, Mi- chelle WarndofF, represented Alpha Gamma Delta. She is a senior nursing major from He- bron. While at the University, WarndoflF has been very active in her sorority, serving as rush chair, Panhellenic delegate, and president. • S HIn Student Life 19