Hampden Dubose Academy - Esse Yearbook (Zellwood, FL)

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,, ' r g V X a U 4, 1 N' 40 I f W t t l l A QB '-li 2 ' M fe gi 2 K ' r-w r. I- , XRQ 1 ,,., 15 ' N 0 flip Faculty and Senior Blass of gliampdvn llalgosv llvzulvmg rcquvsl your prvsvnrv af fhv llnajmvnrvmvnf Exvvcises fuvsmlag viiviiingxlunv the svrvnlli at night-Hllvvn nrlovlz liiuvlvvn huiulvml and sixty Znllmnml, lflnvidu ' 'S slwf ' Avi' ri? ii, fs' A o ,-:Qgha aa 3 - l ig 4' ' ' fSll ,Ei ', - , Y: Z? ,f,. -.Yi .aa if, , 1 2 if ' X ini 3 .f f m,' . r i n 5 ' r if 2 ' if A Mr. ames .Henderaon Cafe elected fruivlent of .Hampden Jbufoae alcaclemg In a special service in the Academy Auditorium, the election of Mr. james Henderson Cole as president of Hampden DuBose Academy by the Board of Trustees was anounced in a letter from Dr. Homer Hammontree, Chairman of the Board, and read aloud by Mrs. Pierre W. DuBose, Sr. She then read a selection from Dr. G. Campbell Morgan's Seurchlights from the Word concerning Moses and joshua, so appropriate to the work of Dr. DuBose and the succession of Mr. Cole, a portion of which follows: Moses my servant is dead, now therefore arise, go over this Jordan . . . -Joshua 1:2 As these words are read, we are reminded of john Wesley's saying: 'Cod buries His workmen, but carries on His work.' Joshua was called, equipped, appointed to carry the purpose of God a step further: but all he was about to do was made possible by what Moses had already done. The first great leader of the people had completed his task, he had done what Cod had appointed him to do, but there were things he could not do. He came to the end of his service knowing the greater things yet to be done. The second leader was now to take up his task, he also must do what God had appointed, knowing that there were things which he could not have done. He came to the beginning of his service knowing his dependence upon the things already done. Thus it ever is with regard to Cod's enterprises in this world. He is supreme in plan, in purpose, in power. He alone is the One WVho worketh continuously, and without cessation, until the work is completed. His instruments are men, and high indeed is the honor of being such. Each will take up a work already begun, and will leave it unfinished. Each is debtor to those who have gone before, and creditor to those who are to follow. Therefore it behooves us to bc filled with humility and restfulness. We must be humble as we remember that no service we render is wholly ours. The conditions which make it possible have been created by others, and indeed in itself it is part of their work. But we must be restful also. None of us can finish anything, The work we do is part of a larger whole, and when our twelve hoursi' have run their course, it will not be completed. Cod will still continue it, and find other instruments. That is the joy of working together with Him. This oneness with the Lord and with each other in the work, so characteristic of the Academy, is expressed by Hudson Taylor to his workers, It is His work, not mine or yours, and yet it is ours - not because we are engaged in it, but because we are His, and one with Him whose work it is.', In accepting and assuming the responsibilities of the leader- ship of this work with its God-given pattern and spiritual ideals and standards firmly based upon the Word of God, Mr. Cole, together with the entire faculty and staff of the Academy, looks to the Lord for His continued blessing as the pattern continues unchanged, and the same high ideals and standards are maintained. One of Mr. C0le's first duties as president of the Academy was to conduct the Commencement Exercises for the Class of 1960, and to introduce the speaker, Mr. jack Wyrtzen.