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

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I he life of a Seminole is one of con- stant preparation, preparation for classes, for exams and for the fu- ture. After days and weeks of hard work, most students needed a break Whether bV WOrkinO for mon- During Student Government Rush Week students were able to dunk a fellow seminole during the carnival. Juan Morales ey or calling home for extra cash, students somehow found ways to fund their extracurricular activities. Popular forms of entertainment included attending sports events, barhopping around town, going to the beach in warm weather and, of course, part ying with friends. While Seminoles knew how to have a good time, most students claimed school as their number one priority. They were ready for the temptations of fun, yet would not be left behind when dealing with their education. — Michelle Estlund Student Life Division o

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Calling up a friend was part of a students daily rituals as Kevin Snow kicks back and does alittle studying too. Juan Morales C Student Life

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During half time Dana Livaudais and Brian Alexander were officaially crowned the Chief and Princess by the Seminole Indians. Brett Tannenbaum omecommg • m C. Leo Smith Keely Waters Todd Scheuerer Marchina Tolbert Brian Alexander Amy Abdouch John Allsopp Tara Burtchaell Photos by Brett Tannenbaum 8 Student Life (Not pictured Pete Gonzalez)