Flagler College - Desiderata Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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Last Student Moments an fm .1-,,, ,W . , we ,A '. 1 ? ' n-.QV ' .ft A .,,5 R 'X- Q A-!'j.S :A H' ff-Q, -.SQ-N. lk? Moments frozen in time - preserved as long as film and yearbooks last, preserved in the memories of those who live them. These are the last moments of studenthood for the members of the Class of 1983 While they cluster in the Rotunda, they are still stu- dents. ln a short two hours, however, they are trans- formed into graduates, people who have achieved bachelor of arts degrees, who now embark upon the world. For them, these moments are instant replays of bright spots in the last four years, and, at the same time, a last-forward look toward the fu- ture, Each graduating class is unique in the talents, aspirations and potential of its members. but all are linked by one common bond. They are graduates of Flagler College.

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Last-Minute Preparations A graduate slips into her gown. Top, Sarah Jane Todd fleftl and Barbara-Lynne Forrest borrow Helen Amato's mirror to check the positions of those mortarboards. Above, Tammie Leedham lleftl and Liz Millard check appearance - tassels straight, small adjustment needed on a gown. lmmediate right, Eugene Krzynefski lleftl, Chris Bisbee and friend, :SNRS-, . .X .N - WEN vga:-Qs. :ski E5-LSP' 9 Q XXX ,S .f 'T'

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The Grand March M6 e..f 'v-W'-WN'-muh-whs --R r -4 I 'e-3. s, Ap,,,, 'A ' ff Top, left, Leading the procession, Glenn O'Brien conveys the college ban- ner as Marc Williar carries the American flag. Top, right, Helen Amato walks beside Dr, Peter Lardner, who bears the college mace. Ellie Aikens and Valerie Albury walk just behind. Above, left, The procession enters the gymnasium, Above, right, Lynne Roberts, carrying a spray of roses, and Tom Rodish are all smiles as they move toward their seats.