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

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AFTER BATTLING REGISTRATION LINES, MORE LINESGREET BOOK BUYERS ASTHEY PREPARE: FOR CLASSES REGISTRATION WILL MAKE ANYONE HUNGRY, and the students stand again in another long line at the lunch counter as they wait to order. Activities Begin At a Fast Pace Getting organized is the main goal of everyone during the first few hectic weeks of campus life. After students have conquered the lines of regis- tration, there are more lines to battle as they buy books and supplies, wait to eat, and scramble for seats as the football season begins. There are routines to establish as classes resume, and each student makes plans to study. The greeks open their doors to new rushees, freshmen elect their officers, and combo parties are soon in full swing. On the more serious side, there are lectures, con- certs, and coffee hours to attend. The pace for the year ' s activities is set. 29 A CAMPUS POLICEMAN writes a ticket for a student who failed to re-register his car.

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DRESSED IN TRADITIONAL TRENCHCOATS and carrying much needed umbrellas, these girls tramp to the Gym to register. 28 isplsiy FINAL PREPARATION FOR THE CHECK-OUT STATION GIVES STUDENTS A MINUTE OF REST FOR ORGANIZING THEIR CLASS CARDS

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BRYANT SPENDS MUCH PRESS CON FERENCE TIME DISCUSSING FLORIDA ' S EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IS BRYANT Governor State of Florida EDUCATION has received much emphasis during Bryant ' s term. Key Role Played By FSU Students The crisis facing Florida today is its critical need for an educational system which can grow with suf- ficient speed and quality to keep abreast with vaulting knowledge, states Governor Farris Bryant. In this crisis Florida State University has a significant role to play. The pains of growth and change must be matched with the vision and fortitude to see the need and to bear the change. Just as more is demanded of the people of Flori- da to sustain an exceptional effort in the area of higher education, so more is demanded of the student body and the faculty of Florida State that the twin goals of our university system be achieved: (1) That the student body be equipped for an unknowable to- morrow; (2) That Florida be lifted by the service of the University to as yet unknowable heights. Florida State, in its planning, its faculty, its buildings, and most important of all, in the quality of its student body, plays a key role in this crisis. The pride that today ' s students feel in their univer- sity must be translated tomorrow into pride in her contribution.