University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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tRighti Politics both on and off campus were part of stu- dent life this year. tBelowi There wasn't always time for playing. Studying was a major priority for most students. tBottomi The Rev. Jessie Jack- son was among those who spoke to students this year. IN EVERY SECTION we've tried to take a pos- itive look at the univer- sity in action. First is Student Life because we feel the students are the number one priority of a university and must al- ways remain so. The section features every- thing from moving in to concerts to Homecom- ing to graduation. Next is Academics be- cause the university is first an institution of learning, and second a research and athletic power. Third comes Sports, followed by Or- ganizations and Greeks. Finally we have the Sen- iors section featuring those who came and had their pictures taken. Let's see how we played the game . . . ijfzeiwmiy 3027in

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l g 4 IT'S HOW YOU PLAY THE GAME - is this year's theme. There were a lot of games being played in the Fall of 1991 and the Spring of 1992 ithe time cov- ered by this booki. The Gators were out winning of the play- ing field in athletics. Students were play- ing the registration w drop-add game as usual. Administra- tors were playing musical money while the state legislature teased them with dwindling funding and no budget for Summer 1992. With larger classes and fewer resources, fac- ulty worked hard to maintain excellence in the classroom. Ev- erybody joined into the game this year, willing or not, as the budget crunch hit ev- eryone in Gainesville. But this yearbook is about how we played through tough times. Turn the pa es and take a look at how t e Gators played the game with class and direc- tion. Perhaps the most excit- ing section this year is Sports where we've had the honor of featuring the SEC Championship Football Team of the University of Florida. We splurged on a little color in celebration of their success, and wish we could have afforded more to feature all of the excel- lent athletes who ut body and soul into ma ing the university roud. And undir the direction of President J ohn Lom- bardi the rest of the univer- sity continued to excell and strug led successfully throug budget woes. His leadership in both the uni- versity and state built the confidence of faculty and students alike. Lombardi, the administration and the student body all took ac- tive roles in fighting for their university and influ- encing legislators to pre- serve it. tBelowi There's a lot to blow your horn about at the Univer- sity of Florida. Check it out inside.

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7m4m32yemafdm'cetat46 Wagilwwm Eudine McLeod retired May 1, 1992 after serving Student vaernment for 32 years. When Eudine started working with 8G, their offices were located in Anderson Hall. During her stay at UF, Eudine was awarded memberships in the Florida Blue Key and UF Savant. W ML: .nmmLilk MRI DEDICATIONWB