Hampden Dubose Academy - Esse Yearbook (Zellwood, FL)

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IBLE, as the pivotal hub of the academic curriculum at the Academy, points each stu- dent to the Scriptures as the inspired Word of Cod. In a world in which men's hearts are failing them for fear, the students at the Academy come to realize that the firm founda- tion for their faith is in the WVord of Cod, and that the Lord jesus Christ has promised, Heaven and earth shall pass away: but my words shall not pass away. Luke 21:33. Bible is taught twice a week on two levels, one for the freshmen and sophomores, and the other for the juniors and seniors. The four- year cycle in the Bible study course includes studies of the Pentateuch, the Life of Christ, Acts, and Daniel. The underlying purpose of the Bible course is to lead each student to feed daily upon the XVord of Cod for himself, and then, as a result, to liye a Spirit-filled life each moment of the day. As extension Bible teacher, Miss Jane Anderson has assisted Mrs. DuBose with the Thursday Morning Bible Class, held at Zell- wood for the women of the surrounding com- munities. The course of study this year in- cluded basic Bible doctrines concerning man and the salvation which is in the Lord jesus Christ. Miss Anderson also teaches the children of the faculty, and capably assumes the responsi- bilities of hostess and dietitian. PURCHASING AGENT Mr. Robert Paul Lang, i is Miss Margaret E. Anderson, B A Southeastern Bible College Miss Jane M, Anderson, Ph B .A,' .5 A in me

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Research projects and book reports are described in detail to the sophomore English class by Miss Stone. Some of the freshmen and sophomores do Bible research during a supervised study hall period in the library L Q U ssh-, A L. A K 'K e fl 1 1- . . I'

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Jn alccepiance .fietlz aveace He said, 'KI will forget the dying faces, The empty places, They shall be hlled again. O voices moaning deep within me, ceasef, But vain the word, vain, -vain: Not in forgetting lieth peace. He said, I will crowd action upon action, The strife of faction Shall stir me and sustain, O tears that drown the fire of manhood cease. But vain the word, vain, vain: Not in endeavour lieth peace. He said, I will withdraw me and be quiet, Why meddle in life's riot? Shut be my door to pain. Desire, thou dost befool me, thou shalt cease. But vain the wordg vain, vain: Not in aloofness lieth peace. He sa-id, I will submit, I am defeated. God hath depleted My life of its rich gain. O futile murmurings, why will ye not cease? B-utoain the word, vain, oain: Not in submission lieth peace. He said, I will accept the breaking sorrow Which God tomorrow VV ill to H-is son explain. Then did the turmoil deep within him cease. Not vain the word., not vain, For in Acceptance lieth peace. - Amy Carmichael fatio Jwle that dwelletlz in the Jecrethplace of the moe! .High :hall abide under the Jlzadow of the allmigfzty. U Psalm 91:1 aglwu Jlialf hide them in the .secret of flag preaence . . . N fsalm 3f:20a