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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
1
Pastor James H. Sutley addressed 26 white robed Mount Dora High School seniors at their Bac calaureate service. He emphasized grit gumption grace and God as keys to a moral spiritually and economically successful life, urging constant moral steadfastness and reliance on God.
The essay highlights Pat Dean class of 1952 valedictorian from Mount Dora. She envisions a future as a medical technologist while remaining rooted in Mount Dora. Her parents Charles and Dorothy Dean are noted as local business workers and Pat has grown up in a close-knit town environment ready to start college at Florida or Stetson University.
Patricia Dean is an honor roll student with extensive school involvement. She helped form the Student Council as secretaryTreasurer, edited Hi Points, and worked on the school annual staff. She was in the Lettermen’s Club and cheered for the team.
Twenty six Mount Dora area seniors prepare to graduate tonight at the Community building with Judge Truman G. Futch delivering the commencement address on Good Citizenship. The program includes Salutatorian William Beims, Valedictorian Patricia Dean, and student performances backed by Barbara Phifer and Patricia Dean. Scholarships awarded to Reims, Moorhead, and Odom, with many planning college or work after graduation. plans include University of Florida, Stetson, University of Maryland, Rollins, and Douglas but depend on post graduation outcomes and a neck injury.
A 1952 editorial urges new graduates to fuse ideals with practical action. It argues that truth requires rigorous testing, condemns expediency, and calls for moral courage, universal justice, and workable law. Youth must resist cynicism and commit to truth through citizenship and daily practice.
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