Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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f With a cloud of steam and a horendous sound like that of the Queen Mary ' s fog horn, each day is ush- ered in at 8:00 a.m. The sound-FSU ' s Big Ben. From then until 5:00 p.m. when its final shrilling blast is heard echoing across campus, students are seen hurrying to classes through crowded halls. Out- side, too many people try to push their way into the too-small campus bus. Even more valiant students than the bus riders dodge from side to side in the jammed streets, seeming always to be late for class. In the confusion, lucky indeed is the studier who manages to retain both his book and his composure while negotiating the confused maze between him- self and his coming exam, during his next class.

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For the freshman or the veteran upperclassman, the drive to Tallahassee is always a memorable one. The winding hills offer an unsurpassable view as one turns on to College Ave. and approaches Florida State University. The gothic towers of Westcott are a sign of welcome to university life. Not only does Westcott serve as a welcoming symbol but also as an auditorium, a giant classroom, and an administrative building. In the surrounding parks, the business as- pects of this symbolic building and the paper, pen- cils, and books of classes are soon forgotten as idle hours are passed on a park bench or on the lawn.

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