University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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» tUM OPENING CAMPUS LIFE 8 In Georgia Style discover what happens when classes get out. Take a look at the people and trends that make living in the eighties On the Edge. Clamour Girls presents Georgia ' s pageant winners. As usual there are articles on everything from an in-depth AIDS report to a lighthearted look at Homecoming ' 87. STUDIES 62 See what all the commotion is about! Pandora has put life into a typically mundane sec- tion. Making the Grade gives a concise overview of each school. The articles explore the dynamic research being conducted on campus. Then getaway to Europe with the studies abroad programs in Italy and Great Britain. SPORTS 100 No matter whether you are an athlete or a fan, there is al- ways something to cheer about. See what many believe is the nation ' s next tennis dy- nasty. Read about Gwen Tor- rance ' s running to a NCAA track title. Tne Diamond Dawgs made the College World Series for the first time. The Dawgs came close to a New Year ' s on Bourbon Street and ended up in the Liberty Bowl. IN A RUSH, 241 Getting A Bid NEW CHIEF, 64 Knapp ' s Here SHOOT YOURSELF, 346 Students Go Wild GROUPS 152 There was always something going on in the residence halls. From Halloween parties to spring flings, we ' ve cov- ered it all. The Greek commu- nity played musical houses as Delta Zeta moved into the re- modelled Sigma Pi house on Milledge. Chi Phi ' s house was closed in the spring. The ATO ' s were back on River Road. Pi Kap began their new house while Phi Tau did an extensive remodelling. Also, in the Clubs section see the Outstanding Senior Leaders. CLASSES 344 Of course you ' ll look for your picture first. That ' s natural. We ' ve assembled a gallery of classmates for your perusal. Take a moment to see who made the brand new Head of the Class feature in the sen- iors ' section. Be sure to notice the upbeat articles on campus happenings scattered throughout. Shoot Yourself — our fall posters said we would be looking for you. Our photographers were there when you least expected them. See if we caught you! ADS INDEX CLOSING 414 487 500

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what a year of change it was! In an inaugural ceremony on the Can- dler Hall quadrangle, Dr. Charles B. Knapp became the twentieth president. Immediately, he un- veiled plans to make the universi- ty a world class institution. Campus activism increased. During fall quarter an interim open party po icy caused the end of the band party. In February the Student Association held the first there was a line. A record fresh- man enrollment caused crowding in the residence halls and on the buses. The bookstore remodeling was finally finished. Plans were announced to renovate Memorial Hall and to expand the Law School. During Homecoming Week, the Beach Boys held a concert in the Coliseum. Coach Vince Doo- ley was rushed to Atlanta for heart surgery but was on the side- were crushed by Auburn. At Henry Field Bulldog fans cheered the men ' s tennis team to their second NCAA title in three years. The gymnastics team sur- prised the campus by winning the NCAA title. It was an exciting time to be in Athens. There was so much going on that . . . YOU ' LL NEVER FORGET IT! A NEW VIEW — The arch as t««n before the tun rises over Athens. ON THE COVER — An alrbrushed landscape ol North Campui painted by artist Liz Clements.

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