Campus elections spark colorful campaign on campus
Julie Melvin reports a lively week of student council elections with signs on chimneys and banners, helium balloons, and gimmicks. Officers chosen include President Jeff Elmore Vice President Julie Melvin Secretary Jeff Cox and Historian- Reporter Rita Knorr with a treasurer runoff between Steve Lacy and Phyllis Jorgensen. The FHA talent show, a track meet result, and prom entertainment selections are noted along with conventions and Girls State plans. A bake sale funds the Hurricane Hut.
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Julie Melvin
Jeff Elmore
Jeff Cox
Rita Knorr
Rita
Steve Lacy
Phyllis Jorgensen
FHA
Mr. Bain
Mount Dora
Linda Haynes
Kathy Jorgensen
Kathy Reynolds
Suzy Elmore
de Jean Melancon
Lanny Husebo
Louis Montgomery
Mike Tabor
Mike Spear
Key Club
Daytona Beach
Tallahassee
Patty Richardson
Kathy McConnell
Nena Bissell
Bank
Mount Dora Little League Opens April 17 at 5 PM
The Mount Dora Baseball Youth Association announces the Mount Dora Little League season opening on April 17 at 5 p.m. The American Legion and Rotary organize the event with games starting at 5 p.m. until daylight saving time begins, then at 6 p.m. Dwight Mosteller, president, notes the schedule aims to let parents watch the games.
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The
American Legion
Rotary
Mount Dora
Dwight Mosteller
Dora Band Earns Mixed Ratings At District VII Festival
The Golden Hurricane Band received average overall ratings with good sight reading at Lakeland Florida Southern College. Soloists and ensembles posted excellent and superior marks for members including Kay Wiederhold James Christopher Shelly Pomeroy Susan Giordano and Ronald DeHoag among others while the group promotes new uniforms by selling fire extinguishers and subscriptions for the Mount Dora topic.
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Golden Hurricane
Lakeland
Florida Southern College
Kay Wiederhold
Allen Gale
June Durden
Ronald DeHoag
Robbie Johnson
Susan Giordano
James Christopher
Pam Gray
Roxanne Horner
Shelly Pomeroy
Susan Giacano
Mike Geddes
Mount Dora
Forest Conservation Talk At Academy By Mr Davis
Sixth graders in Academy heard County Forester A Terrell Davis discuss forest growth products and conservation. He emphasized understanding conservation as a connected concept and its varied meanings to different people.
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Roosevelt Moody
Milner - Rosenwald Academy
A. Terrell Davis
Davis
Regina Brown
Walter W. Shaf
Evening of school concerts sparks PTA praise
Roseborough notes music in many places as bands from both schools entertained at a recent PTA meeting held April 14. The nominating committee named next year’s officers and staff urged donations.
Spring Lectureship colorfully opens at Christian Home
Last week the Christian Home and Bible School hosted its annual Spring Lectureship with twenty six God centered talks over four days. Student chosen topics wowed audiences and the event stands as a highlight in the school’s history. The choir begins its Florida tour April 13 in Bradenton and heads through Tampa St. Petersburg and West Palm Beach ending April 17. In this week’s Senior Spotlight Dorcas Elizabeth Starling known as Doctor Dorkie is seventeen and plans Harding College after graduation. William Ray Hickman nicknamed Tweet is eighteen and also aims for Harding College to become a teacher and serve heaven.
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Glendora Moody
Christian Home and Bible School
High Schoo
Bible School
Bradenton
Tampa
St. Petersburg
West Palm Beach
Florida
Dorcas Starling
Bill Hickman
Dorcas Elizabeth Starling
Dorkie
Leesburg
Glen Campbell
Hippocrates
Paul Bunyan
Dorcas
Harding College
William Ray Hickman
Debbie Figgins
Jerry Lewis
Bill
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