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

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£ A Seminole pie come e thing ne - lg their school. VV ilumnus, you will alwa mes. Finding a par iped up fans is horrent in FSU alumn r. Then 5 Dersonalit heai spectacle c a Seminole face paint aves you are a ace among lous, 1 f ford 1 your own rom person to person as neeting people of 1, and creeds. When you fi- junds with excitement as you sU football. If you watch close- what you see: a bald man with in his head (Fred the Head), a m dressed in a hawk costume (Tommy Hawk), and a Seminole Indian atop a war horse pacing eagerly in the end zone (Renegade). You wait anxiously for Renegade to charge out on the field and his rider, Chief Osceola, to throw his flaming spear onto the center of the field. Then an array of garnet and gold balloons fills the air with a brilliant splash of colors flying endlessly in a cool evening breeze. As the band spells out the nickname of the greatest football team in the nation : N-O-L-E-S, the crowd yells ecstatically. But this is only the beginning of a contest that endures throughout the game in which the crowd tries to keep the spirit spear lit. A favorite pastime of some students is to bring a zip- lock baggy filled with their favorite treat which they enjoy throughout the game. After all the cheering and par tying during the game everyone usually crowds into the streets to celebrate the Seminole victory! Drivers wait patiently while abnoxious fans party and cheer, blocking traffic on Tennessee Street, better known as the Tennessee Waltz. Even after the football game is over, you will always remember the exhilarating feeling and uncontrollable clapping as you hear the Seminole fight song: You ' ve got to fight, fight for FSU. You ' ve got to scalp ' em, Seminoles. You ' ve got to win, win, win, win, win this game, and roll on down to make those goals, for FSU is on the war path. Now and at the battle ' s end she ' s great. So fight, fight, fight, fight to victory, our Seminoles from Florida State. Kim Baker Alumni make up a big percentage of the Seminole supporters. ► This year ' s football team had lit stadium with a 10-1 record (top). )blem filling the 6 Charging Forward ■ I

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Florida State Gets A Facelift Not only was the Union project awful to look at, but it made trips through the Union inconvenient. The Student Union isn ' t the only construction around campus. The new science library, which was started at the same time as the Union project, should also be open for business this year. ► A brand new clock graces the addition of the Student Union. ▼ 8 Charging Forward