Hampden Dubose Academy - Esse Yearbook (Zellwood, FL)

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W T' is ... Goodbye! Have a good summer! J! .Afflfiuu Farewells After the packing is done, then come the last-minute goodbyes. The bus full of students turns the bend - and summer vacation has begun. We'll see you next fall!

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An instrumental trio, composed of Glen Foster, Ricky List, and Ruth Frederick, played a special number for sophomore vespers. The Sunday evening services which were conducted each semester by the individual classes were a source of inspiration to the entire student body. The class presenting the program and those who listened all received rich blessings as the message of the Lord was proclaimed. As a closing number for their vesper program, the freshman class sang their testimony in the song, Singing of His Love. ff,1n:.:u:w.,... In the junior vespers the speakers gave personal testimonies concerning practical ways to live tri- umphantly for the Lord during the summer months. All the members of each class participate in their vesper programs as the musical numbers iinstrumental and vocalj and speaking parts center around the theme for the evening. In this way each student at the Academy has the joy of coming to know the Lord better and the privilege of making Him known to others. The senior girls' ensemble sang Lead Me, O Lord as a part of the senior vesper program, which was centered in their class verses, Psalm 25:4, 5.