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

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life.. - 1 - ' • I ' ' ' I i m ma ummBmmz. ' THE OGLESBY ' S: (I. to r.) Rosalind, Dickie, Mrs. Oglesby, Dean Oglesby, Sherry, Danny, and David. Oldest son, Ralph, is not pictured. Ill WITH TWO OF HIS SONS, Danny and David, Dean Ogles- by surveys the spacious grounds surrounding their home. NEIGHBORHOOD KIDS meet in this playhouse, which Dean Oglesby, an amateur carpenter, built. STEAKS READY TO GRILL, Dean Oglesby pre- pares the fire for an outdoor family cookout. WITH A NATURAL TALENT for gardening. Dean Oglesby maintains the beauty of the lovely lawn

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SURROUNDING DEAN OGLESBY is FSU to which he has given hi s leadership and effort for its advancement and prestige. In Dedication In grateful appreciation of his many years of out- standing service at Florida State, we, the members of the 1964 Tolly Ho staff, dedicate this annual to Dr. R. R. Oglesby. In his position as Dean of Stu- dents at FSU for the past ten years. Dean Oglesby has given unceasingly of his time working in the best interests of the students. Because of his friend- ly personal concern for others, Dean Oglesby has become well acquainted with many students, not only as a teacher and advisor, but as a friend and confidant as well. The gathering place for many informal discussions and meetings of students and faculty has been Dean Ogiesby ' s home. It is here that Dean Oglesby finds time for relaxation with his wife and six children. Because of his outstanding leadership and ser- vice. Dean Oglesby has gained membership in Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha, and Rotary Club. In July, Dean Oglesby retired as Dean of Students to return to full time teaching in the government de- partment at Florida State University. MANY STUDENTS have visited this of- fice for consultation with Dean Oglesby. 26 DEAi ' OGLESBY served as Dean of Students and teaches in the government department. IN HIS SPARE MOMENTS in his office, Dean Oglesby reviews some new material. RETIRING as Dean of Students, the Dean will ro iime teaching government courses.

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A SOPHOMORE COUNSELOR punches a temporary ID card in the fall election of Freshmen officers. A HOMESICK STUDENT CHECKS BULLETIN BOARD FOR A RIDE HOME. Fall Trimester is Hectic as Ever 28 THE UMPIRE WATCHES closely and the crowd waits in anticipation every play in FSU ' s first home win. Anticipation clothed the campus as the first weeks of fall rolled around. Activities began with a per- petual motion, one leading into the next. Greeks began rush, bids were offered, and new pledges were received. Freshman women had to pass the Knowledge for College Test. Campaigning and elections came very early and the air was filled with the importance of each candidate as he tried to round up his followers. Football games provided much speculation and discourse before and after each was played. Care-packages full of food, and letters full of news linked the student to family and friends at home. With all this activity the days fell behind us as the leaves fell from the trees. STUDENTS GATHER around the Westcott ticket win- dow to buy IBM cards for the next Student Artist Series.