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

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Marching Chief Members Baritones Brent Crawford and Travis Henry play for Seminoles fans at the bash. Although not all chiefs played at these smaller functions, many were at the bash to support the Tribe. Golden Girls preform for the first time in the fall at the Back to School bash sponsored by Student Government. The bash hoped to provide an informative yet entertaining event for first time students as well as those returning to the university. photo by Ayanna Luney pboto by Ayanna luney 1 1 • Popular Movie: Star Wars • January 20: President Jimmy Carter took office • Major News Event: 27 year old man scaled 110 story World Trade Center 7? 8 A Student Life

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W FT2m Ooyiman, a senior from FAMU, discusses the Nation of Islam with Jamie Nussel and Shahar Vinayi. Moore Auditorium steps provided a gathering place for many Students, photo by William Turner ■ HE K. 1 Division A 7 A:

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This year the community worked with the university o create the Back to School Bash. This first time event )rovided students the opportunity to get involved both m and off campus. Designed as an informative as well as entertaining ivent, the bash proved successful in reaching out to those tudents anixious to get involved in campus activites. Various student organizations offered information to rospective new members. The sailing club hoped to ittract students with pictures of their exciting adventures, rhe rock climbing club, too, offered information to tudents wanting to get involved. Other campus organizations like the Resident Hall association made students aware of their iccomplishments in improving campus living by lighlighting the changes made to dorms, such as the emodeling of Jenny Murfree Hall and the scheduled emodeling of Smith Hall. Not all the groups represented were directly affiliated vith the university. The Big Brother Big Sister Program ooked for more participants at the Back to School Bash. They gave me an application and told me how I could become a Big Sister to a child, sophomore Amy Jonson said. The community was encouraged to come out and see what the university was doing for the benefit of others. We wanted everyone to know that the university is working to better the community, Student Body President Ryan Orner said. Students also got a glimpse of what was happening at the capital as members of poitical campaigns promoted their candidates while others registered new voters. Several university performers came out as the evening progressed. The Golden Girls as well as members of the Marching Chiefs preformed for the crowd of students and guests. Venders came out in hopes of catching a share of the action. They set up shop and sold everything from Seminole novelties to homemade craft items. The crowd also enjoyed the food and drinks while they browsed through the many booths and listened to the live band that entertained one and all. The Back to School Bash was great. I especially liked the Golden Girls performance, Ryan Rasmussen said. by emily yasurek Lindsey Ruggiero, three-years-old, ex- presses her Seminole spirit by having her face painted by a Lady Scalp Hunter. The Lady Scalp Hunters were on hand the bash to promote pride in the tribe. photo by , • Entertainment News: on August 16, Elvis Presley dies Amnesty awarded nobel Peace Prize for securing the ground for freedom • Popular T.V. Show: Happy Days with Ron Howard j Back to School Bash j| 9