Graduation Day for Class of 1959 at Community Building
The 1959 graduates completed twelve years of schooling to applause from relatives neighbors and citizens. A capacity audience watched as Emiline Goerg gave a farewell speech as Student Council president and handed the gavel to incoming president Jimmy Simpson. Special awards followed with Pat Reese winning Journalism Hazel Anne Avery receiving the languages award Patsy Grantham earning Business Education honors and additional recognitions presented.
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Emiline Goerg
Jimmy Simpson
Pat Reese
Hazel Anne Avery
Ronald Aldrich
Patsy Grantham
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman’s Club
the Legion Auxiliary
Edna Conelly
Lee Dettra
Henry Masson
Roland Hobdy
Loraine Schieber
Wheeler McDonald
Rae Squier
Robbie Vanzant
Janet Scott
Bill Baker
Danforth Foundation
Kenneth Blis
Legion
Roy Ledford
David Roffey
Beckie Bardwell
Coleman Fielder
Carol Simpson
Phyllis Pringle
Graduation Night At Mount Dora High School
Mothers wept and fathers beamed as 41 graduates received diplomas in a ceremony at the Community building. Acting Principal Ronald Aldrich presided with Coach Dan Spear assisting. Hazel Anne Avery was valedictorian and Carol Schey salutatorian. Special awards honored students across social studies science language and service, with Roseborough being commemorated by a proposed Roseborough School.
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Mount Dora High School
D. D Roseborough
Roseborough
Ronald Aldrich
Dan Spear
Aldrich
Lake County School Board
Roseborough School
Ed Avery
G. R. Schey
Hazel Anne Avery
Carol Schey
Carol
Woman's Club
Chip Lee’s DIY Birthday Party Draws Close Friends
Chip Maxwell Lee turned twelve and hosted a self planned party matched by secret parental plans. Friends Larry Carlton Phillip Marvin Jimmy Bryant Frank Fralick John Christopher Lee and a neighbor girl Terry Scott joined for Rock Springs swimming life raft adventures and a home feast with barbecued chicken pork chops and a fresh cake. The parents thank mental telepathy for the timely guest list and party success.
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Chip Maxwell Lee
Donald Lee
Chip
Larry Carlton
Phillip Marvin
Jimmy Bryant
Frank Fralick
John Christopher Lee
Terry Scott
Rock Springs
Mr. Lee
Lee
Alexander St
Mrs. Lee
Indiana Native Dies in Orlando
Harry Fogle Fogelsong 75, a Mount Dora resident for 31 years, died Sunday at Orange Memorial hospital. A native of Kewanna Indiana, he was a retired painting contractor, survived by wife Frances two stepdaughters Rosemary Jones Mount Dora and Marie Phares Albion two brothers Ralph and Donald Fogelsong Kewanna and one sister Laura B Hayes St Cloud. Funeral services were held at Layton Harden Funeral Home Eustis with Rev James Jones and his remains were taken to Kewanna for interment.
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Mount Dora
Harry Foglesong
Orange Memorial Hospital
Fogelsong
Kewanna
Ind
Frances
Rosemary Jones
Marie. Phares
Albion
Ralph
Donald
Laura B. Hayes
Man is sovereign under God and rejects destructive national sovereignty
Robert P. Vanderpoel argues that humanity rests on the sovereignty of mankind under God, not on fragmented national sovereignty. He condemns war and mass killing as violations of life and dignity, urging acceptance of universal rights and brotherhood over nationalist zeal.
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Germany
Vietnam
Korea
Middle East
Israelis
God
Baccalaureate Debate Echoes From 1925 Graduation
Letter writer BAR L. CLARK reflects on a high school principal’s view that the term baccalaureate should be reserved for college events. He notes the May 31 Community building service was lovely, laments outsiders leaving early, and comments on changing times and large junior classes.
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Bar L
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MT Dora
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Robert P. Vanderpoel
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