Duncan University Fletcher High School - Senator Yearbook (Neptune Beach, FL)

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'35, xg J, vu 4 1 ,li lil? ' if-W4 U' x Events Events: those happenings surrounding the evolution of lives from the beginning to the end. Events: governed by a mellowed anticipa- tion-an awareness-a perceptive, concerned attitude over that which is vital. Events: their power of effect concealed within an inward nature of doingfafter having been done, no longer concealed. Events: its realm confined to discovering it- possessing no boundaries during expansion. Events: its future lying in the individuality of the mass-to build, to be.

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