University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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i ' Georgia ' s home games during the season numbered only two — two which were lost to the Vanderbilt Commodores on one of Athens ' mon- Football soon days and to ' Bama ' s Crimson Tide on Homecoming . . . but the spirit was high and Georgia fans were on hand for the games — rain or shine! There were pep rallies galore. . . . On crisp Thurs- day nights, students gathered at Memorial Hall, in the Ag Hill Amphitheatre, or at the train Pep Rallies station. The band ' s drums were loud ... its trumpets even louder . . . and. al)ove it all, came a strong, unified Go-o, Jaw-ja! A dark horse eleven from Alabama journeyed to Athens and spoiled Georgia ' s Homecoming by hand- ing the Bulldogs a 14-1.3 defeat. Hoineconiing But certain elements— Homecoming Queen Beverly Ann Conner and Ralph Marterie ' s orchestra, for examples — brightened the weekend for Georgia fans. A lawn full of rabbits won first place for Phi Mu sorority in the decorations contest, and Delta Tau Delta took top honors in the fraternity division again. ;- ' : £ ' -