Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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After a busy day of exploring St. Augustine, guests of the Ponce de Leon Hotel could look forward to din- ing in splendor and style. Today's cafeteria may not please everyone, but its menu remains very similar to the original: chicken, ham, potatoes, and rice. Students still enjoy the class and beauty of the dining hall with its an- tique furniture. Very much of the old hotel still exists at Flagler. But, one thing we would all agree upon, we're glad to see they got rid of the Rock Punch and Calf's-foot Jelly! Right: Donna Zanni smiles: she hasn't been in the dining room yet. Ricky Barll has! 8 Opening hi MQW MHA . W' A I-IGTEL. I A , 'M' . i ' ks? . q PGllCE-d6lQ9N 1 , Nfl-iL'.Ii 'fr ' - ,r o r i f l Walk ' I r', 7:-W 1' l . . A high.. lltoalltl .' 4 , '- - .-Vfh i ' 1' gals' 'Q if -in DINNER, if . ' 4 I' TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, l888. Blue I'r-ima. Viviun: NMI-. fl ll ll:-in Ctrl:-11111116 I,l'lIlIillllf5l'L'. llwr- ll 1L'llXl'l'N. X :urn-5. l'1'o-picltr-Q uf Slxrllnp, llulu-rl. llruilrf.l Sllml, Bl:-ilri' illllfrltl. 1'ff1-Irirflfn l'filirrl.,,v. lhrust llilrt uf lim-f, Turkey, Crzxnln-1'i'y 5IlllL'l.', Hum. llzuluira sauce ,il.,,.l,.'.l l',,m1f.. M, simfz lm1.f1,...t, r'imIq1'l...f-.f, slmrfrl Tfrmrrifmw. Union. .wuz--1' lilfwlnmufl. Chlnnrvl t'm'n. l,:unlv Clnq-4 with Pm-ns, fllIll'lil'll, szmtu, n l'Esp:lgllwl1', link. fl .llm-m'm.i. ffivlf. li-1-k l'uln'll. , ll1'1lllx-il llulllvll l'luu'l' nn 'l'n:l5l. L'..r,r.i,.r Jifuy. cr-111,-,,, Lelluce. Puilfling. Snuttlo, u lfx Vanilla, ' .Xpplc Pin, Cucozuml Pic, Chocolate Eulaurs, C l.'s-lflmi .It-lly, .Xu rrh-al Lllkil, Frlllf clllktk, x'2llllllfl lvl' Cl't'Zlll'l, l ruiL, Cllr-1-si-, CulTuv. - - Z -

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u riviera The moment may be temporary, but the memory lasts forever. Cap- tured in a photograph is the past life of the merry Ponce de Leon Hotel. The magic of a warm summer evening cre- ates a romantic setting for dancing to whispering music that floats through the palm trees above. A romantic memory captured forever to remind the new residents that this creative, romantic air is still around. The grounds of our alma mater have changed a bit since the time of our founder, but one can still feel the excitement of Flagler's scenery. Music still floats through the palm trees, but today its more likely to be that of the Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, The Police, or perhaps that of Lobby 10 Opening West's aspiring musicians and their blasting amplifiers and drums. The palm grove, once used for moonlit dancing, is now utilized for a different type of dancing - with soc- cer balls. The soccer team can be seen kicking and bouncing their ball with the gracefulness of a ballet, yet with the intensity of a winning college ball team. Flagler has grown in the past years and has become highly respected in the academic world. But one thing hopefully will never change - the beautiful scenery of palm trees, green grass, and nature that bring peace, solitude, and creativity to a hectic col- lege life. Qbilail lin' -7 .aj Below: Mary Lee Friese, expert salesman, tries her hand at selling items for Spirit fund-raising. ig l