Paxon High School - Delphian Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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EACEPVL and serene. Jacksonvilles many parks are Welcome contrasts to the hustle and bustle ofthe city. Situated on the St. Johns River. lNIemorial Park is one of the enduring landmarks of the city. RUNIOTING cultural interests in Jacksonville, the Garden Club is only one of many organizations of our city. These groups endeav to nourish a deeper appreciation ot the liner arts.

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XIPH XSIZING the splrltual growth of acksonvllle thxs pomon of a chulc demonstmtes modern functlonal design Today s fxrchltecture IS becommg mcrcasmglx and subtly 21CSIhLtlC VVhllC lt bLdUIlHCS om expandmg mctropolm . f v 1 I . 4 v , . 7 4 v y J ,, .

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BUILT UP along the waterfront, the city parking lot adds unaccustomed spaciousness to its surroundings. With facilities to accommodate over 1,800 vehicles, the llunicipal Parking Lot effectively solves a problem that liclvsomille has lon . 1 ' ' -- QI faced. M Aj ESTIC.-XLLY towering above the city is the beautiful Inde- pendent Life Building. An example of J'acksonville'snewlook, it illustrates the forward movement toward modernization that the city has recently taken. B ORDERED BY buildings of varying heights, VVest Adams is one of the main thoroughfares of the business district.