Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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HARGROVE, MARLIN Milledgeville, GA HARPER, CHRISTOPHER Augusta, GA HARRIS, DERRELL Nahunts, GA HART, BRIAN Savannah, GA HART, RUTH Baxley, GA HARVILLE, KEISHA Statesboro, GA HATCH, ANN Plantation, FL HAWKINS, HARRIETTE Augusta, GA HAWKLAND, GINA Dublin, GA HEAD, KATHRYN Savannah, GA HEAD, LORI Savannah, GA HENDERSON, KIM Perry, GA HENDLEY, TERESA Richmond Hill, GA HERNDON, LORI Plantation, FL HICKMAN, LAURA Statesboro, GA HIGHSMITH, LISA Brunswick, GA HIGHTOWER, JOHN Wrightsville, GA HILL, ANGELA Thomasville, GA HOBBS, WILLIAM Dunwoody, GA HODGE MITCHELL Jesup, GA HODGE, MONIQUE Vidalia, GA HOLLIDAY, RICKY Augusta, GA HOLLOMAN, RENEE Atlanta, GA HORNE, WALKER Columbia, SC HORTON, CHARLIE Metter, GA HUDSON, JAMES Bluffton, SC HUTCHESON, DONNA Marietta, GA HOLLIDAY, GLEN Augusta, GA JACOBS, ALEC Hoboken, GA JANOFSKY, PAUL Lexington, MA JENKINS, LARRY Waynesboro. GA JENKINS, LAURIE Atlanta, GA SENIORS HARGROVE-JENKINS

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Spring Pops Concert Was A Colorful Success In recent years during the springtime, Georgia Southern has enjoyed an event known as the Spring Outdoor Pops Con- cert. This event is a casual concert which concludes the Statesboro-GSC Sympho- ny ' s season. Three performances were held earlier in the year to which admis- sion was charged, but the free outdoor concert is the culmination of the season. For anyone who enjoys music and crowds, this concert was the place to be. For years the Symphonys in Statesboro have had a reputation for producing qual- ity concerts. According to Suzanne Bran- nen, who is affiliated with the Sympho- nys, this concert has drawn large crowds every year. For this concert, light popular tunes are performed. There are always plenty of clowns, balloons, popcorn and cokes, i Others opt for a more elegant fare and bring brimming baskets of picnic foods, breads, and cheeses. The crowds range from those just old enough to appreciate the clowns to those who are still young at heart. And of course there are always plenty of GSC students to keep things lively. The Spring Outdoor Pops Concert has been very successful in years past, and everyone who attended the ' 85 concert seemed to enjoy the evening. Colorful clowns passed out balloons to the younger set. Tallulah Fort, Stacey Michelle, Samantha Purcell, and Guy Folks enjoy a picnic before the concert. combined to perform a selection of classical and pop tunes at the 1985 concert. 18 SPRING POPS

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JENKINS, ROBERT, Chamblee, GA JENSRUD, CHRISTIAN Norway JOHNSON, BARRY Rex, GA JOHNSON, KEN Cairo, GA JOHNSON, SUSAN Macon, GA JONES, BYRON Milledgeville, GA JONES, CHARLIE Millen, GA JONES, KENNETH Augusta, GA JONES, MARY Louisville, GA JONES, MARY Miami, FL JONES, PAMELA Perry, GA JOYNER, BO Fairburn, GA JOYNER, LYNN Jesup , GA KEA, JENNIFER Tifton, GA KEGLEY, TERRI Mableton, GA KELLY, SAM Monticello, GA KIBLER, JUDY Rentz, GA KICKLIGHTER, ANDREA Collins, GA KILPATRICK, KELLY Savannah, GA KIMSEY, PHILLIP Monroe, GA KING, KARA Greenville, GA KING, MARY Waycross, GA KINGSTON, KEN Smyrna, GA KIRKLAND DOUGLAS Dublin, GA ill 4 mm w i 4 LK jM ■kill mm j mttk ' r. oo - f. Above — The TAMS take a few minutes between sets to pose with Eagle , our school mascot. Right — The Annual Beach Bash is held at the beginning of May. Students flock to this break in routine. Far Right — Denise, center, smiles at the camera while catch- ing some rays on Oxford field ' s make believe beach. 20 SENIORS JENKINS-KIRKLAND BEACH BAS