Eckerd College - Logos Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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Life Goes On and On Above, Sue Richards horsing around on the telephone. Top Extreme, Fiona Scougal and T.K. on location for the New Crest Gel commercial. Upper right, The new Donnie and Marie. Upper extreme right, I ' ve got a good mind to feed this book to the fish. Right, Watch me dish this guy a raw one and he won ' t even know the difference.

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Left, As Ricky Martinez shows for Eckerd students it is guts glory or nothing at all. Extreme left. While most students have their afternoons free, faithful marine biol- ogy students can be found mucking off Zeta Beach. Bottom left. For Peter Brochin a favorite pastime is girl-watching on the Beach. Below. The Eckerd College Sailing team being put through its paces at an early morning regatta. Below left. On weekends Eckerd students far out number the guests on the Don Cesar beach. The Wet Wild Kingdom Well, competition has become intense in water wallowing area this year — that ' s for sure. Weekdays and weekends alike we see various animals of the Eckerd Sarenghetli make their way to various watering holes. Ah, observe the common autohaven as they sprint out of class throw their books in the back seat, and cruise gracefully yet swiftly across the plains to the great tide water at Mt. Don Cesar, (aka Pink Point) There they sleep, play odd games with paddles, soak themselves with grease and fake pari- lizalion, or oggle the opposite sexes of their breed behind mirrored eyes. Amazing! In the distance a herd of exotic Beach-too-far- ians that seem to be inconspicously moving toward the waterspot at the gymnasium hills. A bashful group, they don ' t like the fact that they lack the physical means to get to Mt. Cesar so they try to avoid recogni- tion. But, once at their watering hole they have their own activities. Males of the spe- cies do a masocist aerial dances from fixed platforms before landing in the water, treading back and forth all day between two particular points. And, they share the activities of their cousins the Autohavens, of greased, fake parilization and opposite sex oggling behind mirrored eyes. Of course, there are many distinctively differ- ent creatures roaming the plains. Most take similar action in beating the heat and kill- ing the clock. So it is that watersports are a special part in the lives of the wild kingdom.

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Lefl, Tom McElory getting a sour cream and onion fix. Below, Dan, Tracie and Peter celebrating the plurality of life. Lower left, Kate Johnson teaches upstarts Elaine Raybourn and Scott Estes the confused annoyed look. Lower right, Carolyn Sistar and Steve Murphy reopen the chicken or egg debate. On and On . . .