Georgia Southern University - Reflector Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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Fall quarter 1987 began as any other fall quarter at Southern. Returning students went through the familiar routine of moving back into dorms or apartments, locating old ac- quaintances as well as making new acquaintances, and for some students, Fall quarter also brought about the has- sles of late registration. The new student — transfers and in- coming freshmen also had adjustments to make this fall. They suffered through advisement and long registration lines, located and moved into new housing environments filled with strangers from various parts of the world, strangers that would become friends in the year to come. john Osborne The Georgia Southern eagle flies high at sporting events in an attempt to rouse crowd enthusiasm There were a number of unknowns to which Eagles anxiously awaited an- swers. Unknowns such as . . . Would the new president, Nicolas Henry, be able to handle the job awaiting him? Was Georgia Southern in fact prepared to successfully meet the rapid increase of student enrollment— spacially as well as academically? What was going to be done about the parking problem? Would new housing construction be- gin? Would construction of the student union get underway? Would varsity Ea- gle teams be able to capture champion- ship titles again, without the assistance of key players? The answers to these questions and those of many More would only be dis- covered with the passing of the year. 2 Opening The main entrance of GSC, even on the dreariest invites the students to come and experience all college has to offer.

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Reflector Classes, friends, spirit. Georgia Southern College - Need we say MORE? Front Row: Pam Walker, Beth Williams, Bryan Vaughn, Keith Taylor Second Row: Desmond Duval, Crystal Dowds, Amy Cordero, Shane Cobb, Angela Mosley, Staci DuLaney, Tangie Wimberly, Marschita Coodley, Ken Warner, Patrick Railey, Terry Ledford Third Row: Eric Eaves, Mary Margaret Chatfield, Christy Caspar, Karly Kroeger Back Row: Patrick Bennet, Angle Parrish, Kim Hathcock, Charon McClumpha, Denise Lindsey, Amy Nolond, Darin Bennett Photo by Eric Caves GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Volume Sixty-one

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Cheerleaders serve as catalyst for More enthusiasm for Georgia Southern ' s excellence on and off the field or court Lisa lackson, Zonzi ones, Mike Parker, Sonya Hampton, and Dexter Haynes share one of those friendly moments that make even the worst of college days memorable ia Southern Hi Eric Eaves The crowds can ' t help but get fired up when the Eagle enters the stands and makes a personal plea to fans. The ROTC is one of many programs offered at CSC to give students More opportunities for headstarts in life.