Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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'U Q: wtf' ,. Flagler. Left: Vicky Worth and Mike Duffy are among the dead at Halloween festivities at Left: Robert Beaudoin questions a speaker at the Forum. Below: Breezeway parking as it looks today - still pretty, less parking! F I J. .4 Q- Y -M7 L 'alta N H f',r.f1i A Lullwf . i' 1, - i l tflilkf-I Qlgyiillila pg IIIF .. Q. lhfw' I ' i 5' . f i 5 4 -+ 4. X N. Opening 5

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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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