Hampden Dubose Academy - Esse Yearbook (Zellwood, FL)

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Zwentg-fifth alnniuemarg Celebration The Twenty-Fifth Anniversary of the A c a d e m y w a s marked by a special A n n i v e r s a r y Service on Sunday afternoon, May 24, in the Academy Auditorium. President Morris S. Hale, Ir. of the junior College of the University of Orlando brings address in commemoration of the twenty-five years of the school. On platform, left to right: Mrs. Charles Morgan, Dr. A. C. Snead, Mr. Iudson Walker, Mrs. Wilson Reed, Dr. Homer Hammontree, Dr. P. W. DuBose, Mr. Warren Watts, Mr. Allen T rovillion, and Mr. Wade MacDowell. K3 I V Kihei 553, Music groups of the Academy conclude the memorable day with a Vesper Program of Sacred Music. Academy Clee Club sings A Mighty Fortress' at Anni- versary Service. ,,,,.,.,..,..,.a.a J H 'E

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Dr. Paul Craig with Dr. DuBose mm Graduates and students in recessional ,. 'YQ 'EQ 1

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fbecfica tion o Claaaroom Kuilclinga Dr. DuBose with Sara Allen Lotz at Dedication of Ellis Satuiders Allen Ir. and Sr. science laboratory-classroom buildings, named in honor of father and grandfather. Dr. DuBose read telegram from Mrs. Allen Sr., and Mr. Cole and Mr. Glatfelter offered prayers for the new buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Walker and Miss Dorothy Hill view new science buildings. The Anniversary Service was followed by the Dedication of the two new science laboratory-classrooms and a supper in the patio with the cutting of the anniversary cake, gift of Mr. Robbie Pile of the Hough Bakeries of Cleveland, Ohio. Below: Dr. and Mrs. DuBose with Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Wallace, Ir. and Waldo III cut beautiful 5-tiered anniversary cake. Mrs. Wallace fLouisa Brewerj was member of first graduating class of Academy, while son, Waldo III, is graduate of twenty-fifth year. Dr. Homer Harnmontree speaks for Board of Trustees, and closes with song. Mrs. Charles Morgan of Miami, Academy 5 patron, gives testi- mony in song.