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People Activities Academics Sports Clubs 17 53 97 117 The Gilded Ageg a time of elaborate celebrating and grandiose decorating. Satin, ribbons, lace and waistcoats were the fashion of the day for Henry Flagler and his grand hotel. The ball- room displayed tapestries, gilded frames and crystal chandeliers, which are still present today. This year, though the ballroom is the home of the Flagler College library, and the college has adopted a new ballroom, The National Guard Armory has no chan- deliers or gilded portraits, and the dancers are not wearing satin ball- gowns or black tails either. Blue jeans and T-shirts are the costume of Flagler students for dances and everyday. Twice a year, the memory of the Gilded Age returns with the college formals, when we return to elegance. But the reality of college life returns the other 363 days of the year and blue jeans and T-shirts are our way. Maybe Henry would be comfortable in Levi's anyway!! Left: Alex and Suzanne share a slow dance at the Armory. gs - a ,ff Above: A warm weather scene by Flagler's inviting pool.
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v ,: U The cast of You're a Good Man, Char- lie Brown ham it up on stage for Flagler students and the general public in their fall production. 2 Opening
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The differences between yesterday and today are easily noticed by the trained eye of the Flagler student viewing this picture. A quick glance down the breezeway instantly gives a unique contrast between the laid-back pace of yesterday and today's hectic campus lifestyle. A beautiful tree-lined drive with open parking spaces is hardly conceiv- able to any student who has attempted to park on campus. But the most ap- parent contrast is that the cars are not only old - they have no surf racks! No Flagler parking stickers in sight, either. Another strange thing - looking in the windows of the old building, you can actually see curtains. Quite a con- trast to today's view. The whole pan- orama combines to make a very effec- tive and impressive scene. This page: Sue Kittredge and Lorene lChirpyl Hooten take a break from an- other Flagler basketball game and get some refreshments. Top: Grasshoppers get hot too! 4 Opening
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