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From the Grove to Graduation
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From the Grove to Graduation

Jan 24, 2025
0h 35m
★ 7.0

The Story of Higher Education in Lake and Sumter Counties

Overview

A documentary covering the History of Lake-Sumter State College, Johnson Junior College, and the Leesburg/Lake County area.

Genres

Documentary
History

Production Companies

Lake-Sumter State College

From the Grove to Graduation Trailers

Cast

Dr. Felicia Shelton

Self - Narrator

Dr. Felicia Shelton

Kevin Arms

Self - Historian

Kevin Arms

Bob Grenier

Self - Historian

Bob Grenier

Sharon Reich

Self - Alumni

Sharon Reich

Susan Stalker

Self - Alumni

Susan Stalker

Thelma Colden

Self - Alumni

Thelma Colden

Rosetta Givens

Self - Alumni

Rosetta Givens

Janice Harris

Self - Alumni

Janice Harris

Dr. Laura Byrd

Self - Foundation

Dr. Laura Byrd

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