Florida Southern College - Interlachen Yearbook (Lakeland, FL)

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No lawn chairs for us . . . Jimmy Gillie and Chuck watch the soccer game in comfort. Catch It this time ... Jim Batory practices for an upcoming Sigma Chi football game. Clowning around . . . Tanya Burner, Debby Milgate, and Nancy Doane have fun at the KD house. Candids :9 ♦ • ■ • •• ♦ '

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the Influence STUDENT LIFE ' iTI ' J ' Jji Mfll The Student As A Person Student life. The very term sounds as if this part of one ' s life was left to each individual. For the most part, that was true. One could go to parties, catch up on some studying, or take advantage of the beautiful weather any chance there was. Essen- tially, the life of a student, that is leisure time, was the one time when no one was dictating to a student what he or she had to do. Though this was true, there were also many other circumstances which af- fected how one spent extra minutes. Some students had to work, leaving them little time to even breathe; and others had boyfriends and girlfriends, so all wak- ing minutes were con- sumed with that particular person. Even so, this section characterizes the student as the person. From Mon- day to Friday one belonged to Florida Southern. After classes on Friday, however, we were under our own in- fluence. ■ • ♦ ♦