Seabreeze High School - Sandcrab Yearbook (Daytona Beach, FL)

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Page Twelve So famous is our beach-so beautiful, mysterious, threat- ening, ln us these qualities are deeply rooted and they will remain forever. Years ago, upon our arrival, we played upon it and thrilled to the crashing of its waves. How exuberant we were to witness a scene so magnificent! We saw the glory of the vast expansion of space and the gentleness of the drifting dunes,-so much, we did not understand but were content with these first impressions. We are older now and our time is occupied with our quests for knowledge, ever important in this modern world. We plan for the future constantly and become wrapped up in our daily lives. Yet, our minds cannot shut out the fresh breeze and the pounding from the sea. We smell the salt in the air, feel the movements of the tides, and we are again drawn by its irresistable forces. Now, we are able to search beneath our first impressions. Now, we can understand and trust those qualities which in the beginning awed us-the reason for the drifting dunes, the cause of the tides, the value of nature's gifts. So grateful are we for our miraculous landscape that we have set aside a special part of ourselves to become forever imbedded in our beach.