University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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E: James Ja Clemson defe irry Williams. hird down and goal. The crowd of 82,000 scream- ing Bulldog fans. And rs Tate scores! , exclaims rry Munson. The scene could -sent any year at the Uni- y of Georgia; however, it st shows the world how seri- ius Dawg fans take their ports. Tradition, winning, the southeast Conference, and the ieorgia Bulldogs. They all go ogether like peanut butter and slly, Abbott and Costello, and JQA IV and the Hairy Dawg. ball may be the major on campus, but all other s follow the same tradi- on of excellence. Excellence. Just as students trive to be all they can be- ome, athletic teams constant- ly go for the gold . All the ty sports on campus want i the best. They practice ong and hard with enthusiasm • ?ride. ming. The goal of every hard working moment, i feeling is unsurpassed by a known to man. UGA Tradition. Excellen Winning. All complete sj onyms of «ach other. They i all entwined together like braided candle. Sports may a game, but for the Dawgs il a way of life.

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Basketball. A sport in which skill, agility, luck, ability, and determination is more than just the name of the game. Georgia. Known for its perennial football powerhouse. Bulldogs. The name cherished by every person able to become one. The Dawgs of the Coliseum for years have been making their hopes and reaping the fruit of their labor. Both the men ' s and women ' s teams have enjoyed relative good success on the court just as all the Dawg teams have. Basketball. Georgia. Bulldogs. Tra- dition. Excellence. Winning. All of this on one campus in Athens, Ga. M RIGHT: Keith Henderson struggles to Keep the ball away from the Clemson defense. ABOVE: This 1961 PANDORA shows that the Georgia-GA Tech rivalry in basketball is tense. ABOVE: Mike Judge puts forth great effort •12, ?. Sr 7, % 12 Opening iri

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Athens Greeks . campus activities, one out of every five UG dents belongs to a Greek orga- nization — either a fraternity or a sorority. A great deal of interaction and competition takes place between sororities and frater- nities. Intramural sports su« as football, volleyball, water polo, bowling, and softball make the competition more fun than serious. Social events sponsored by the Greeks to en- tertain students include the ' Hairy Dog Spirit Drive, Queen of Hearts, Jail ' n oto by Picture Man. om all of the fun activities anned by the Greeks is d to various chari d the country. Greeks find obligations, fun, and everlasting friendships here at good ole UGA! Derby Week. But being a Greek is not all fun and games; each sorority and fraternity has the obliga- tion to raise money for philan- thropies. The money raised