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

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- 1. , 4 1 l s 4 Q 1 4 v 1 1 f v 1 lui' 'vu 'A '.-' -......m n--g..l. . 0,17 From nights of silver and blue to days of amber and gold Once again the sky had an ominous stillness. The west wind blew with the intensity of passivenessg the tide brought forth our dreams to deposit upon the shore. As the sun arose to begin the day, we were once again com- pelled to find the reasons, to bask in the warm sunlight of our dreams. Crashing waves, a beckoning sea-the narrow walls we have built crumble with the aggressive tide. The ancient sea, so old that the seasons blend, once again came forth to assert its dominance upon the changing shore. Our footprints yielded to the changesg no one questioned its right. The laughter, the sorrow, the tears of our lives blended in the ocean to form a rich green hue, emerald and spar- kling, containing the hopes and dreams. But as the tide yielded, and the summer wind gave a final goodbye to the shore, we paused. Footprints faded, castles eroded, dreams tucked away for another year, the summer relinquished its rule. The treasures that it left behind manifested themselves in the hope that, somewhere, somehow, the dreams will come true.

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Loiwr Right Shinin for the judges during eve- Intelleet and poise yielding supreme beauty Six Fletcher girls awaited the advent of success. hoping to captiu'e an elusive crown of beauty. XYith the in- nocence of children. they touched the world, penetrating a sensitive season. A youthful exuberance quickened their confidence, yielding form and grace. In the Miss Senior High Contest, Marian Gulliford was crowned queen of the eleven high schools in Duval Coiuity. She represented them well, displaying talent and poise. Dana Keasler won the Miss Teenage jacksonville Pageant and then competed in Miss Teenage America . televised nationally from Fort NYortli. Texas. ln Decem- ber, Susan Respess and Mary Mike Crider participated in the jaycee's jacksonville junior Miss Pageant, with Mary Mike Crider as first runner up. Rochelle Cray was first riuiner up in the Miss Florida Teen-age Pageant. with Holly Rubin as Miss Congeniality. These girls emitted an inner strength and wisdom. enthralling all with their talent and composure. They gained insight into the relations of people and the profoiuid elements which project tolerance. gown competition, Holly Rubin radiates the qua ities that won her the title of Miss Cona geniality in the Miss Florida Teenager contest. Lower Middle: After being a contestant in the junior Miss Pageant, Susan 'Respess uses her ex- pertise to direct Carol XVest on the finer points of the Miss Fletcher contest. Lower Left: Arriving in Fort Worth for the National Pageant, Dana Kemler, Miss Teenage jacksonville, receives a key large enough to open the many doors that await her. U er Left: An air of eloquence and a smile of sonhilstication led Marian Culliford to the hon- oredl title of Miss Senior High. Upper Miklllle: Carole Tho Je shares in Mary Mike Criders elation over rlier newly won trophy as first runner up in the junior Miss Pageant. Vppcr Right: Rochelle Cray. with an original ballad, sings her way to the title of first runner-up in the Miss Florida Teenage contest. be 13 alma LAT- U4 ifa 7,1-Dclauj ,DQ jjj- ll. smug ata pafllefl dwatj, ,pfgjjzf f1j,fp75,Af7A 0l!J0l'l 5? bfvcifi. .Sha qaarclecl all The 6flqh7hcS5 latml EDEN mlsbefl lfiefself' Clare fully She hoarzldfl 97575 Qdfugffl 725 eal'lfiefLllaflH C5 55f!, Saoeal gDennle5 gf 5 faffwj Clgsj pmil leklf lifes eflroll unread. llll 'lbesellii fl 5 She Cjaafflezi mfxsserlg. lgdoj, fkroll one alttll mornin? in ber' mi fruit, gg,-Lyyfl 'll Srgj.