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

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1 allahassee made its contribution to the AIDS Quilt with a who c a m e t o experience it s emotional impact. Photo by Ayanna Luney was on uispiav Unc of AIDS mure noticeable victims in- cluded world-famous pianist Liberace. Photo by Ayanna Luney Aids Quilt 11

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9 ceremonies. I consider myself very lucky to have a healthy family. I felt honored to help these people. It made me want to go out and tell people to be careful so other families wouldn ' t be put through this amount of grief . I pray that we get a grip on this situation as soon as possible, volunteer Tina Induisi said. After the departure of the Quilt, there was an abundance of work left for the Host Committee to complete. Financial forms, publicity tactics, updated volunteer information lists and other detailed records were completed and sent to the home office. It was a very exacting process, Penney said. We had to make sure all of the bases were covered and the information was current when we sent it to the office. The key to the success of the NAMES Project is their dedication and organization. This project touched more than just the campus, it touched the entire community. It brought an increased awareness in our rather small community, Co-Chairperson Matthew Shepherd said. We touched a lot of lives that weekend. Because of this project, a new sense of compassion was brought to Tallahassee. ' ' V s ■ .-, ■f «y Photo by Ayanna Luney Local students add their names to their own signature square of the Quilt. 10 Student Life

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Lvhict Mart Frier and Princess Joy Staple. Photo by Vanessa Crockett rincess c andidare Beth Parker and Chief candidate William Tiger Faulkner 12 Student Life ! : .ton V. Sanders and Chief candidate n. Scott wuiox Photo hy Vanessa Crockett Photo by Vanessa Crockett