University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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u GA Students Know How To Party During the course of the day, ihe average Georgia student spends the majority of it working hard at playing. A love of fun is something common to all UG A students. A few years ago. a poll came out listing the top 10 party schools in the country. The Univer- sity of Georgia failed to make the poll, because the pollsters said that students at UGA were professionals at partying, and were therefore not eligible for the poll. We would sure- ly have been number 1 if they had included us. The party atmosphere, however, Keith Duel. Kim Vill(es, Dan Duncan, and hkc Koser enjov a visit to the Iron Horse (RIGHT. Photo by Bob Balden.) These two coeds are have a long way to go to fini. h their float, but somehow they always seem to get finished on time. (BELOW. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) is tempered by academic life. Most students put studies first, but when they are finished studying for the night, it is time to have a good time. Popular night spots in Athens in- clude O ' Malley ' s, Buckhead Beach, the Mad Hatter, and the 40 Watt Club. For the braver souls, there is the Night Owl Lounge, the Armadil- lo Palace, and Bourbon Street. For the really brave, a late night break- fast at Blanch ' s Open All Night Cafe always proved entertaining. Some of us whiled away the time mastering video games at such places as the Fusebox, Video-Rama, and the Tate Center game room. Homecoming week provided a v eeks worth of activity — everyth- ing from building floats at 3:00 in the morning to setting a world record toast to the Dawgs. Football games were another outlet for students to show off their party skills. Students invented some very clever ways of sneaking liquor into the gate after officials started checking for it mid- way through the season. After a long day of classes, study- ing, or tests, UGA students could al- ways be found relaxing from the stress in their own way. 12 INTROD UCTIUS

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The rain poured at the UCLA game, hut it didn ' t dampen the spirits of these Dawgs fans. (LEFT. Photo by Bob Bolden.) Everyone kno ws that the true purpose of hav- ing a shaker is that the stick part is excellent for mixing Jack Daniels with coke. (BELOW. Photo bv Bob Bolden.) Checking the Coleseium doors for football lottery winning numbers could be a nerve- racking experience if you didn ' t win. (LEFT. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) The ignorance of Florida fans is exhibited by this man. who is begging Debbi Holmes for mercv before the game even began. (BELOW LEFT Photo by Bob Bolden.) Christine Sellers and Julie Kontos are ready to hit the road to Jacksonville for the annual Cocktail Party. (BELOW. Photo by Bob Bol- den.) %. ' .Si ' V. . INTRODUCTION 11

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The new gameroom in the Tate Student Cen- ter became a popular place to play eight ball. (LEFT. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) Garfield and his friend seem to be very con- tent. If only they could find some lasagne. (BELOW. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) Playing video games remains a popular way to spend quarters. (LEFT. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) Vichy Triponey, who works with the Depart- ment of Student Activities, is the advisor for the All Campus Homecoming Committee, the Pandora, and WUOG radio stat ion. (ABOVE. Photo by Paul Detwiler.) INTRODUCTION 13