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

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Prom 30 A night of fantasy filled With enchantment Illusions of tranquility and congruity revealed them- selves in a magnificant Garden of Lovei' where time be- came lost in a mist of eternal harmony. As appealing and fresh as the birth of a Hower, the carefree fragrance of lighthearted laughter added to the felicity of the occa- sion. The appropriate attire lent to the aura of splendor as the evening reached its climax. With wisdom and guidance, Mrs. Seiler, class sponsor, stood as a symbol of determination for Maggie Cloud, Prom Chairman, who often found things difficult. But as time progressed, conceptions took form and thoughts be- came fact. Cinderblock provided a refreshingly melodic breeze, transforming truth into an illusive infinity. A cool morn- ing dew brought poignant memories of found aspirations to all as annual morning after activities began. . 1 ft 9 . fi? in