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

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For many of us, the university is a home for four years. . . It becomes a moulding force which acts upon us at a vital time-a time of growth and profound development. Student life is a complex form of existence which revolves around the assimilation of knowledge. Our professors encourage growth of new ideas; however the university nurtures our growth outside the classroom as well as within. During the years we spend at FSU we grow in other important ways— becoming more emotionally mature, making decisions which decide how we will live our future lives and developing our special talents whether they be qualities of leadership or creativity. University life offers us a multitude of enriching experiences -accelerated honors study, student government, broadened religious horizons, which help mold us into the persons we will become. In our attempt to find ourselves and to choose our philosophy of life, we develop ourselves through interaction with others. Knowledge without embracing an understanding of the variability of human relations has little value; the stage is set; it is up to us to develope ourselves to the fullest. . .

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We have many obligations; yet, our first loyalty is to ourselves. We are basically here to study and prepare ourselves for life outside our university world. The university augments our intellectual search with opportunities for social and cultural growth and development. We develop a sense of school spirit and pride in Florida State University; this loyalty and pride leads to patriotism in our democratic society. It is up to each of us as individuals to decide whether or not we will accept the challenge to grow by using these opportunities given us or to stagnate by letting them pass by. . .