Forest Lake Academy - Mirror Yearbook (Apopka, FL)

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,-N -5 M .X':,' wg,..-. 'tw A Corner of Dean Thorgeson's Office Here the dean and her assistants make plans to guide in the formation of better habits of promptness, neatness, and thoroughness. The education offered to girls in dormitory life Centers in the dean and her council corner. Plans must be formulated which will contribute toward the spiritual, mental, and physical well being of each girl. The dean and her assistants attempt to continue the homo training begun hy the mother, and to guide in tho tornmtton of lzettcr hntitlz at promptness, neat- ness, and thoroughness. The dean's assistants profit by this training while learning to supervise. t , S' g ' N V, X qliqifdwfm f-W -- f an xfff? ff 1 v.-'ft 9 5. , - Taz, f -- f F - ,.. - 9 xc, ,. W'- ---N ' 'w gun- Z, .,..-af -- Page Twentv-five

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WWF A Corner of Dean Downing's Oiiice I I ln this spot, many problems have been solved, many desires born, and important decisions made. An outstanolinq event in the lite ot a boy is the time he spends in the dormitory. Different contacts are made, new triendships are formed, many adjust- ments must be made. Usually frequent visits with the dean help the student in this adjustment. ln so tar as is possible in an institution, a homelike atmos- phere prevails. As dean and student become better acquainted, many oi the roufth places in dormitory lite are made smooth. ' e K fi' 14' X N! f lwA'f'wN41f,, ,,,,,7f 1' ,A rs'sf'Q f-ff' X . -w 9 Q1 f f -----.H - - . Y :gf-ef o 1. ,- .lf ..--.- L...... --1 Page Twenty-tour f ig:-1 -. .- ---4-J ' ,, ,W-f -- ,-N .li F Y .' I - .g,yi'l 'gapj V

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fvt'F3'f ,-LW Q ef 1, 41: 'nl 'x'-X v 1 1 'd FOREST LAKE ACADEMY, Florida's Seventh-day Advent- ist Secondary School, now in its twentieth year in its present site, is better prepared than ever to attend to the care and edu- cation ot the youth ot this beautitul state and ot those who desire to come trom other states and parts ot the world, being thor- oughly accredited by the Southern Association ot Colleges and Secondary Schools, the Department ot Education ot the State ot Florida and the Board ot Regents ot the Seventh-day Adventist denomination. Sl0,000 in improvements have been added in the past tour years, and the new administration building, which will cost approximately 340,000 is under construction. With a beautiful campus, a 40-acre citrus grove, a 400 gallon per min- ute water system tlowing through six-inch mains, automatic heat in the three main buildings and the several teacher resi- dences, a wondertul industrial set-up, and a thoroughly trained and competent statt ot instructors and department heads, FOR- EST LAKE ACADEMY gives promise ot an interesting and beau- titul future. God's ideal ot education is that chosen by the Board ot Managers and the administrative, teaching and industrial per- sonnels ot the institution. To be what God wants each one to be, when He wants that one to be, and wherever I-le chooses, is the purpose that imbues each one connected with the insti- tution. And Forest Lake's student body is responding nicely to this purpose ot the lntinite, the large majority having in View some detinite place in God's great whitening harvest field. FOREST LAKE ACADEMY extends to you an invitation to partake ot its many benetits. I. M. Howell. N N -'-Qeqz' p ff-fxxfifi 3- Aff -fy.,-7 9 1-Q5-L:-A..---..Q.. fi-i4 Q? 1'- Page Twenty-six