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

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4. « Locking It up. Dan Joy parks his I bike in front of Tully Gym before going inside to workout. OPENING 3

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All Time High ,» L»e Moore Scott Stoutomlre Naptime. Landis Green is a favorite rest- Demolition days. Before the fall semes- ing place for students. On a sunny day, ter, Wescott Fountain was dug up so ttie green provides a peaceful place thiat a new one could be installed. The av» ay from the noise of campus. new one was planned to be completed in November. % 2 OPENING

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r ,; sn (continued from page 2) . The long lines at registration, and the high price of books greeted all the newcomers and reminded returning students of the reality that they were once again at college. Unlike previous years, there was some hope that this year would be more than tests and homework. This year was going to be different. The football team was rated number one in the Associated Press polls. An overwhelming amount of spirit was in the air. Blaring over radios campus-wide was the tune Seminole Rap performed by members of the football team. Dissappointment would soon follow in Miami (the Seminoles suffered a 31-0 loss to the Hurricanes); however, nothing could stop the feeling of every Seminole that we would always be ON TOP . -Jennifer Goff f ' M Matthew Campbell One of the few. Everett Hathway makes his way up the hill from Strozier Library. Handicap stu- dents find no problem fitting in at FSU. iA» JL Dropping In. Before the Louisiana Tech game skydivers parachuted on the field with the game ball. Getting Organized. Early orienta- tion lasted for days and was filled with meetings, informations sheets, and meeting new people. The un- ion was a meeting place for Steve Cook, Cheryl Eby, and Beth Brow- ning. 1-1 4 OPENING