Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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One more time, one last time. Senior linebacker Wesley Lee (41) shows his pride in the aftermath of the Eagle ' s victory over Arkansas State, 48-21. Frank Fortune ■Reflector) K 1987 K CELEBRATING Sixty Years of Excellence Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Volume Sixty

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Ken Fox At the Homecoming parade, Andy Bristo, a Southern Swimmer, paints his face like a sad clown. Parade weather was rather cool and drab as overcast skies threatened rain. In the unusually warm fall weather, Todd Hendrix studies by the GSC pond. Trying to keep things under control, Janis Pickins holds the footballs while Stewart McLamb scans the stands to find somewhere Robin Tomain explores the many facets of to hurl the miniature pigskin. art in her art exploration class. John Osbori A TIME AND PLACE UNIQUELY SOUTHERN Et starts with a brush, pen, or pencil — perhaps a magic marker — a spray of paint or a frozen kodachrome millisecond — a memory — and a mark is left behind. College is a bundle of memories, too many to capture. As each second slips by, we stand in awe at the amount of time that has passed and we don ' t feel different. But we do feel different. These changes are marks unseen to the naked eye. Neither the microscope nor telescope can detect them. But we know the marks are there. This too is GRAFFITI. In a broader sense, GRAFFITI is a mark of memory that someone has passed this way. And that someone is you. GRAFFITI means more than the Rock or the bathroom wall, it ' s a remnant of a time and place. In your own special way, you have helped to create a unique atmosphere. And in return, GSC has made a mark of its own in your life. GRAFFITI reflects this mark. SOUTHERN reflects this place. SOUTHERN GRAFFITI reflects it all. John Osborne Intro 3